East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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SPDRTS Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar, all for Bremerton, stand up and holler. Sound familiar? At that point the screams and cheers could break the sound barrier. Why? Sports The thrill ot competition, that's what makes a high school and students bond together. Imagine for a minute, a high school with no sports at all. There would be no pep assemblies, no pep club, no decorations in the halls, no Friday night after the game dances, no cheerleaders, and all the things that have been taken for granted for years. Our whole school revolves around athletics, it is a tradition, one that has been carried on for years. The athletes enjoy competing and the crowds love cheering, it goes hand in hand. Lets look first at our major winter sports starting with football Why do our guys play football? Or is it for the satisfaction of being competitive? When some of the team members were asked there was a little bit of both answers but mainly they do it for the pride of the Blue and Gold. REACHING OUR GOALS Cross country and other winter sports. Why would anyone want to run that much, practice mile after mile? Is it so the guys can watch the girls run- ning around with shorts on, and visa- versa, or is it for the feeling: of accom- plishment? Well the cross country team seemed to have felt mainly it was again for the pride of the Blue and Gold. Volleyball and tennis girls sports, not very major or important sports but still they work hard at being good. In volleyball and tennis they learn to work for the team and not only that they make new friends, and yet the major importance is to compete for the pride of the Blue and Gold. Basketball, everything we always l 1 1 .V ,f f fj' 4 Q ,I J' , jf 1- ,f L wanted from a team, and Les. That's the school motto for basketball. Not less from the team, but from the coach-Les Eathorne. He must be a unique coach because he has the only team that stands and sings the Star Spangled Banner before the game. He claims it helps them relax before the game starts because once the clock starts ticking the mighty Knights are ready to do battle, pleasing the crowd and upholding the respect and pride of the Blue and Gold. Girls gymnastics and boys wrestling finish up the winter season and the reasons for particpating are all the same, it's the pride of our Mighty Knight shows through. All through the winter sports and all through the spring sports: Track, boys tennis, soccer, boys gymnastics, baseball, and girls softball, and all through the year the school bonds to- gether in sports, fighting to keep true the Alma-Mater. Upholding school pride spirit and tradition. Whether we win or lose, we're the Bremerton High Knights and darn proud of it. Sports 73