East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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UNDERCLASS Chuck Chase, Kurt Williams Jim Singer, Rick Derig, Damen Brown JUNIORS . . . JUNIORS . . . Not their first year and not their last, their stuck right in the middle strug- gling to outgrow the sophomore mis- chief and mature for graduation. The junior class has traditionally led the pep assemblies in yelling and spirit and this year was no different. The class of 81 upheld school traditions by winning most of the assemblies. When talking with Junior class presi- dent Geoff Yeowell he stated that they got off to a late start but once they did get the dice rolling they had a very profitable year. Some of their fund rai- sers included the sale of Halloween flowers, the junior prom, a newspaper drive, a canrvash, and another flower sale just before graduation. Beside fund raisers the Junior class seemed to have a good working class, for in- stance by building the winning Home- coming float. For a class to work to- gether and have as good a year as the Juniors you have to have a set of offi- cers that are responsible and hard- working you need people like Presi- dent Geoff Yeowell, Vice President Eileen Charity, Secretary Jane Glaser, and Treasurer Linda Njgevan. The sophomore class had a great year also. As the year moved on, they also moved on. They were really en- thused about their first year at high school, so enthused they made it through initiation week with no prob- lem at all. The sophomores also had a lot of spirit and tried their hardest to win the pep assemblies. They seldom won but sophomore pride went on . . . They had many different projects in their class. The carwash raised more than enough money to pay for the Homecoming float, which placed sec- ond at float competition. Sophomores were a helpful class, they were the only ones to buy Christmas stockings for the Salvation Army fund. They had a terrific dance just to keep the spirit rolling. Thank you President Mike Krein, Vice President Marylou Torpey, Secretary Marie Quitagua, and Trea- surer Annette Phelps, and Thank you sophomores and Juniors tor a good memorable year. Underclass 49