East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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44 Homecoming

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. . .K. . .I. . .S. . .W. . ., This is Steve Slaton checking in . . ., l want to dedicate tonight's pro- gram to all the hard core ROCKers over at Bre- merton High School in Kitsap County. Bou Phil- lips and myself just got back from the ferry in fact from being over in Bremerton today . . . WOW . . . what a reception we got over there . . . Ha Ha . . . thanks for coming out . . . let there be ROCK, this is KISW . . STEVE SLATON ON THE AIR March 13, 6:30 p.m. F.M. 100 KISW Seniors 43

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HCMECOMING Www 'QSM j,s-sw... .wQ+'Q,Y,xw af 7.5! Q- -gg Clockwise from top Top-HOMECOMING 79 Top right-Take that ball and run Gordie Bottom left-Going to meet the mo- ment ot truth Bottom right-Homecoming court 1 1 ...um 1 ,, 5 ,D tfmo Homecoming began this year with the traditional Top Twenty assembly. After the assembly the court went to lunch at the Cranberry Tree. To help calm the excitement of the nearing co- ronation a barbeque was held at Knight Paul's house the evening be- fore coronation. Wednesday the day of coronation the decoration com- mittee busied themselves with prepa- rations for the evenings events. The court arrived radiant and excited and scared to death. Kenny Anderson was so nervous that he showed up missing a part of his regalia. Robyn Wenzl showed up and then broke the zipper on her gown, but with only a few minor us technicalities coronation was on. At coronation we heard from the music department, last year's Bremerton court was introduced and courts from North, Central, and South were recog- nized. The Knight and Squire made their entrance for the crowning of the Queen and the drum roll began. The Knight paraded back and forth, finally placing his sword on the shoulder of Meribeth Bergsma naming her and her escort Kenny Anderson 1979 Home- coming Queen and King. As the court made their procession out, to set a perfect evening to end, the fire alarm system was tripped off and rang per- sistently for about ten minutes. Friday nights activities started with the car caravan through town and over to the game. For halftime the court rode around in convertible corvettes with umbrellas in their hands, and the class floats made their procession around the track, the Juniors showed their spirit and organization by having the winning float, while the Seniors also showed their spirit and organiza- tion by driving an empty truck around the field. The game ended in a victory for the Knights over the Stadium Ti- gers. To bring homecoming events to an end, was the Formal dance on Sat- urday Night A KNIGHT TO REMEM- BER . Homecoming 45