East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Lett to Right: Pres. Craig Miller, Vice- Pres. Sam Butler, Sec. Sue Black, Sgt. of Arms Bobby Mclnnis, Adv. Jerry Fingar- SOI1 EARNING WHILE LEARNING Members pictured: Charlotte Robards, Colleen Monroe, Nanci Noles, Brenda Black, Bret Miller, Dean Miller, Dean Duzinski, Troy Erick- son, Chris Frey, Jerry Fingarson, Tami Peterson, Charlene Moore, Sue Black, Bob Mclnnis, Mike Taylor, Mike Manlzke, Jennifer Halvor- son, Francine Minger, Cathy Robards, Tony Bracey, Sam Reed, Kevin Tinseley, Holly Henderson, Peggy Henry, Roxi Walls, Sam Butler, Sue Watson, Bernita Vonessen, Colleen O'Brien, Sue Bergerson, Chris Kralcik, Lori Mills, Diane Reischman, Patsy Larsen, Denise Mot- tern, Alice Beckwith, Walter Cave, Toni Arnes, Jett Fry, Melinda McMart, Carol Henry, Theresa Hunnel, Craig Miller, Scott Lee, Ken Yokum, Neil Worland, Larry Leonard, Danny Carpenter, Kevin Combs, Rob Richards It is a cooperative vocational course which trains high school students for careers in retailing, wholesaling, and service establishments. ln this train- ing students learn what to do in job in- terviews, how to use cash registers, and other business related items. 128 D.E.C.A. What is Distributive Education? It is a partnership between the school and business-a teacher-coor- dinator, a business ownerlmanager, and a student. The student learns then to cooperate with fellow workers and how to cooperate with supervisors. The students earn as they learn. They attend school and also receive supervised experience on the job. ln the spring DECQ members go to area and state conferences where they use the skills they've learned in class and on the job.

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Pep Club Front ol car B VonEsson N Head S Ryan C Frey G Buettgenbach, R. Wenzl, B. Krein, T. Fisher, A. Hamlin, L. Prunty. Lett of car: J. Greenwood A Ngyren T Holliday D Fagan K Delvo A. Carr, A. Frohardt, A. Meigs, S. Jankowski, F. Rhinehart, D. Murker, D. Chea- tham S Delchart J Peterson D Okanonn Right ol car E. Charity, J. Bean, H. Darling, R. Pierce, C. Cooper, M. Rausch, K. Dickenson, Pep Club got oft to a shaky start with a shortage of paper and the disappearance of paint and brushes. But with a little teamwork they soon were ready to go. They began the year with the guardian Knighties for the football team with Knighties for the basketball team during the winter. Pep Club started a new tradition this year of having Knighties for the Cross Country team. Even though the group isn't as large as in past years, they kept the same enthusiasm and spirit going throughout the year. This year Pep Club got a new advisor, Mr. Pugh. He has been a great help to the group. Pep Club 127

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Think snow and thats what they did. Ski Club and the Weather in the 80's went together great. And with those great skiing officers leading them through powder, slush and iust good old snow, they did get a lot done. One project was the Sadie Hawkins dance which made enough money for an overnight ski expe- dition and a couple short hops. Mr. Fingerson who was the adviser didn't need much help. He did a good job driving them up there and back. Mr. and Mrs. Njgovan who did chaperon were great company and helped them a lot. The enthusiasm ofthe skiers and the effort put into the club by what they ac- complished, shows the spirit of the sport of skiing that carried on. t Sa . 4 .Hz fy A, A Neal McCluskey-Pres., Linda Nigovan-Treas., Doug Singer - V.P., Heidi Banua V.P. ' Life L Q f I -Sec., Gary Erickson- 1 LETS SKI LETS SKI LETS SKI LETS S L to R, Neal McCIuskey, Linda Nigovan, Doug Singer, Jan Erekson, Gary Erickson, Eric Lindberg, Valerie Knighten, Dumbo, Dean Black, Tom Henricks, Lisa Shultz, Laura Dahl, Laura Kane, Mike Krein, Sonja Rocens, Mary Jo Volz, Jo Cook, Bruce Yaekle, Mike Petrowski, Jan Faultz, Andy Lee, Heidi, Jan Parker Ski Club 129 i