East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Left: Jim Sullivan White Line Fever Below: Andy Lee Bottom Right: Brad Paling Peek-a-Boo Bottom Lett: We are the HIGH Band 3 Band 121

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THE PRIDE OF PUGET SOUND ' . at ' P r A I l Ladies and Gentlemen please direct your attention to the top of this page where we proudly present the The Pride of Puget Sound our Bremerton High Knights Marching Band in their familiar anchor formation. In September, October, and the first part of November the band plays at Knight and Olympic College football games, also in September our band was honored enough to be one of the top ten bands invited to play at the Husky's Band Day which this year was centered around a circus theme. One of the songs the band performed to 120 Band was Husky Fever. One wet Saturday in December you could find the band, orchestra, and jazz band along with drill team and maiorettes this year selling Ghirardelli Chocolates Bars and Swiss Cream Chocolates. When Santa comes to town you know the band will be around to wel- come him. ln December the band went to the Boeing Christmas Party in the King- dome where they were among the 600 band members that participated. All band members were dressed as tin soldiers and carried white styrofoam guns. The band performed at many pa- rades in and around the Bremerton area like the Armed Forces Day Pa- rade, The Bellingham Parade, The Seattle Torchlight Parade as well as others. Some of the songs the band likes to play and perform to were Jesus Christ Superstar, Tequila , OIy theme song, Happy Days are Here Again and many others.

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Chansonettes 1 HJVJIJJJIJJJJIOH f ' J ' ' it 3 R Top L. to R.: L. Garguile, Y. Zink, J. Bean, L. 0'Hare, J. Stelson, C. Yeadon, D. Murker, K. Martell. Middle row: R Wenzl K Lent P Larson, L. Santos, T. Mollison, B. Krein, G. Klein, R. Pelone, C. McNeill. Bottom row: J. Gaiski, A. Dolan, K. Summers M Leaf A Meigs H. Sage, J. Boede. The Chansonettes is our select girI's choir Their reat harmonies and beau . g - tiful voices are something that no one will soon forget. As usual there were a few problems: the usual hassle over uniforms and that there weren't too many veteran singers in the group. Nevertheless, the Chansonettes were soon on the way to a great year. One pleasant tradition the group has kept is the great Sand- wich Party. fGeorge insists upon keeping that tradition.J The group has had quite a busy year with their crowded schedule. They per- formed at all the school concerts and performed for many community groups. Christmas time was especially busy, sometimes having 3 to 5 performances back to back. Soon after Christmas came Solo and Ensemble Contest where they received excellent ratings on their performance. The final events of the year included Olympic League Festival, the schooI's Swing and Spring con- certs and the overnight trip to Pasco for a jazz festival where they had a really fun time. Bremerton High should be very proud to have such a group repre- senting us. 122 Chansonettes Pres. Yazmin Zink, Sec!Treas Robyn Wenzl V.P. Regina Pelone