East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1959 volume:

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We will want to remember our Alaska became a statep when Bridge became a reality and the Capital League. 1958-59 will bring back ries of the hula hoop, black Part ll. We have attempted to the very lite of-our school the highlights that have cance but also to express vidual students' hopes and that students will turn to this memories of their school year. formed activities e more and year as the year the Warren the Knights leotards and signifi of indi lt is hoped to reawaken .,,- X. 3. ,f v H Q i Lg: ,, ,ix f fig, ,nf it f , ml, My . yi ff .X fl I Auf ' ,. f ,, f ,4 V' Faculty .... Classes ...... . Organizations Sports ..... Activities page P5199 pa page P099 5 5 6 A fm.-1 - -J . . I ,v,, gr J yw. f 1:1 I K sf ,. f 541,331 I wr- V x f ' F F Q I'V F A . 2' i M 't I - XV Pub, 'J I-A , I 1 fi .lla We A,,A, ' f x f'1'L1i' 6 I fffiv 'f l I M 12 ' fi, ., ,W X .. if I, .J ,E -:sis . I -.iff W 71 w 'U I N . wx xl l X -L ,, X r. . I lu' IV M ! W I-' I X ,clx I J I ,U . 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V lff mwwfww fi! , WWIIII ' gli W ' M077 f f ' f 1 ' I Q Z , I s,WsMWmWWWWWMJ W Y ff if , ,Tim-I A V f fy- f ' f P ' ' ' 1 ff 4' Sl e P i l O I M pf W I III ' , I I X gacuffq is Congratulations to our third graduating class ot East High. We are proud of you and your accomplishment, and it has been a real pleasure to know and work with you. lt is our hope that the experiences and knowledge you have gained at East will contribute considerably toward success in your chosen field of endeavor. Good scholarship, citizenship, sportsmanship and lasting tra- ditions are paramount to any high school. You have helped this school become more endowed with such high ideals. I encourage the underclassmen who return to East for one, two or three years, to work hard, play hard and enioy your remaining years in school. They will be re- membered among your most enioyable. lt is essential we all strive to make our school one which we can always think of with pride. Dwight Scheyer 'T' 4 . With the third year of East's existence rapidly coming to a close l find it interesting to pause and consider what we have accomplished since September of l956. We have graduated 284 seniors, we have developed more than our share of outstanding scholars, we have turned out rapidly improving musical organizations and athletic teams, other student groups have contrib- uted to the community. This accomplishment can be attributed to three things. First, our administration has been consistently improving and expanding the curricu- lum. Secondly, we have a faculty second to none, and finally, an enormous amount of the credit must go to the spirit of the students themselves. East l-ligh came into existence with fine student spirit. Amazingly this spirit has not decreased. These are the things that make East High an educational success. Tom Guerin Principal Vice Principal Lillian Green Anne Carter 8. Florence Herndon Gordon Berry Girls' Advisor Office Secretaries Boys' Advisor Irv- X5 -.-,J-11 ...Fl c:iQ?. 4' i1 1 R., K Sha ix, Q v. , is ,ls ? C a rg i 'lu :kg.,, .. A, , ,git .c. , : 'A' Ellis 1 f ,gg F R, ,fs fx f IN 4 x Z' ' , Q Z g DOROTHY COLVIN Homernaking LES EATHORNE Social Studies Public Speaking Basketball Coach Track Coach DEWEY FAVERO Social Studies Freshman Baseball MARY FELLOWS Devel. Reading Rem. Reading JACK FRANCIS Instrumental Music Swimming Coach MIRIAM HART Mathematics Drill Team CURTIS HOLUM English Journalism RICHARD JONES Social Studies WILLIAM JUNELL Science f ,f - , - SX ,f t ,f . - ,f-1 j i f !J,, D f 13 I, fx, f .- - ,f 'JV Q. , 'gif 4 1 Y 'T--2 Mathematics NANCY BARNET Physical Education Girls' Tennis Coach GEORGE BATCHELDER Biological Sciences Freshman Football Coach GRACE BENJAMIN l-lomemolcing FRANK BRATONIA Mathematics Drafting Ass't Football Coach RUTH BRU NTON Social Studies English MARGARET CARLSON Foreign Languages , cz ' l f l X, Qs--e N N yi t tc 15 X , i M f -ZIWIX...-. BEULAH JURGES School Nurse FLORENCE JUSTIN Latin English CHARLOTTE LUZ Librarian LAWRENCE MONEY Driver's Education BURTON PERSSON Distributive Education Mathematics Tennis Coach JANICE RICHARDSON Social Studies English LAWRENCE SAMPSON Commercial Mathematics Freshman Football Ass't Basketball Freshman Track KEITH SAUNDERS Mathematics WILLIAM SCHILPEROORT English Yearbook LeROY SPITZER Vocal Music English Freshman Basketball Golf Coach JESSICA STEVENSON Commercial ELWOOD STURDIVANT Physical Education Football Coach Baseball Coach WILLIAM TREZISE Chemistry Physics GRACE WAGNER English Art ROY WILLIAMSON I ELK , ,fi V I f' V145 -5 If 00,0 , xv Q, C35 N 1 c cf o R 'So 'Vik -95, If .-3, ei, , I if 9 , 'WA' 25,14 Q ml. ,Q . , Y W, .W , I T ,f 5, ,rf 3 ,, 9 I 5 1 , 25 , TT f it I 5 ii 5 Ti 1 Es f S 2' ' 4 E 7 Senior Class Advisor Mr, BraTonia 70f4d46Zl1d04406 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Melanie Harrell, Treasurerp Penny Monaghan, Vice-Presidenff Rod Scheyer, Presiclenfg Sandy Towne, Secretary. Blue MidnighT was The Theme chosen Tor The Senior Ball held on January 24Th. A blue and silver sleigh and snowy whiTe Trees adding To The aTmosphere helped To make This a Truly memorable occasion. This was iusT one of The acTiviTies planned by our Senior Class Oiclicers. ConTribuTing greaTly To The splendor of The Homecoming acTiviTies were a new crown and robe purchased by The Senior Class. AT The annual Girls' Club Carnival The Class of '59 was represenTed by a dime Toss booTh. Colorful yarn ocTopi were The prizes. AnnouncemenT sTyles were decided upon and commencemenT robes were chosen. As a farewell gilT a bulleTin board Tor currenT evenTs was presenTed To The school, Thus bringing To a close a mosT acTive and successful year. 10 - . .Qin es.. V, 'i ,- , fs . K Af' - J I ,- 1 -- 7, f,- f ,, f r f , : ws, f If .I ,fj -1 , A I ,5 I, 1 , L -'X 1,54 4,f,x' if sf ,X gf' H' ,fqfv ,.. a f, f fry f ,'s..f A f 1' f ,fi-ifiefe if 7 if L ff ,,, f. ,f f. rf f I, I ei, ,cf-. 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COLLEEN BEACHUM A merry heart, a cheerful countenance. G.A.A., Retailers, Future Nurses, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y. MIKE BEARD He has a glance that seldom a lady's heart resists. Future Basketball, Boys' Club Vice-President, Lettermen's Club Secretary, Operetta. ALEX BENNETT Handsome is as handsome does, and Alex does. A.S.B. Vice-President, Basketball, Baseball, National Honor, Boys' State. ' 3 U' t - ' Z X ,VV,,. H ef 14 ewfe, -Q, l' X ' x X a qi nlwflk- 5 X M11 Q , .... ,y wr l it it i t N JW' S X6 ,-XVNJ5-' Ut J iii gfv .... .Q tv ,AN i ' H ,f' Vf ii' ' 'WX if Rx' V 'SM is f ul ef ,f R-QJ if JV 4 gm Q. Xfuef J ,J it W T L U A fj f X - xq I I Iv Xvyfxff l' xx KW ,jj ll- ii ,JJ -tf-fl! J Xf' M W fs fig, J , .ft . , in w XD 'v 'X Cy JJ Alu W ,. y . J .str ,. fig dxf- J, J, i , A 1' W ' 2 ' I X tvs ' 'F W - VV wl lf ll QXFQMAX X Ncf l . 6 V ff lt i ' X f vt. . M rl, it X and f'- ' lf N7 o Q . L! L' NOTABLE KNIGHTS Most Likely to Succeed Pat Halstead Carol Nylund 4 A f 74eqmu,aeWw,f4e mmm BILLIE BLAISDELL She has a heart but for one man and he has it. Drill Team, Latin Club, Knightones, Retailers, Pep Club. GLEN BLOCK Quiet in manner, friendly by nature. Retailers, Boys' Club. COLLEEN BOND There may be a saint with red hair. E Club, G.A.A. CONNIE BROWN Ivlodesty and silence are the proofs of wisdom. Girls' Club, G.A.A., E Club President. TOM BRITTON A carefree boy with a horn. Band, Boys' Club. LES BURT I don't care, l've had a good time. Boys' Club. - HARLEN CALDWELL He'll always get along. Movie Operator Club, Boys' Club. BOB CAPPS A grand band leader, Band, Drum Maior, Pep Band. 11 RON CASTRO He who is lucky in love should never play cards. Boys' Club. ANITA CHOPP Sweetness, truth, and every grace are read distinctly in her face. Traffic Court Judge, National Honor Vice-President, Girls' Club Secretary, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Annual Staff. BILL CHRONISTER Small in stature, big in spirit. Band, Dance Band, Hi-C. BILL COOK Man is the measure of all things. Operetta, Knightones, Choir. BARBARA COPLEY All nice things come to those who wait. Homecoming Princess, Songleader, Pep Club Secretary, Junior Red Cross, Outdoor Club. STAN CROSSMAN Full of pep, laughter, and vigor. Junior Class Vice-President, Yell Leader, Band, Dance Band, Track. NANCY DAVIS A sweet girl graduate with golden hair. Annual Editor, National Honor, Homecoming Princess, Drill Team, Executive Council. DON DEEDS I've a brilliant mind, but con't put the fact over to the teachers.' Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Outdoor Club. MARLENE DEEDS A smile on the face is but a reflection of the heart. Knightones. CHUCK DERRY The kind of boy you like to know. Football, Track. 1 ' If . I ., 0' xl ltllltllfl . I .. 'f l BV 'ziflfl JP sffuty ll 4 fl ,f 1 X!! Lf I I l l9'l A, I iff? MTH C ji ALI I 1 . y if L .le I I 1.0! . . C .Z c... ,v,Li s.. q,., - A,,, . . . .. . ,, , .. ., y . Ji, 1 ' .live , 2 wt' . I lacdtfe apex wide! good ww ia'LLy, C 21 'ugly X Jl by LINDA DixoN ig , X. ull I I Her ability to see the bright side of life has won her friends. A f, ,, l U if L Drill Team, Junior Red Cross, Spade, Pep Club. l V lgflf sl F 1 1 f JANE ELLINGSON lf one should look into her eyes, you'd see where mischief lies. G.A.A., Drill Team, Retailers Secretary. JERRY ELLIS A regulary nice fellow. Boys' Club. BEN FELLOWS Whatever he chooses he is sure to succeed. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, Math Club, Swim Team. GORDEN FISHER Quiet, but friendly to all. Hi-Y, Science Club. DICK FOLDEN When dates and lessons disagree, l take dates and let lessons be. Football, Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen's Club. FARREL FORBES He would be a good student if it didn't take so much work. Baseball, Basketball, Outdoor Club, Choir, Lettermen's Club. KAREN FORSTER A lass with many talents. Hi-C Secretary, Concession Manager, Annual Staff, Future Teachers' Club, Spade. LINDA FORTIN Fun is her hobby. F.H.A. Vice-President, Drill Team, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President. NOTAB E KNIGHTQCBXQ , , t I l 'L Highest Ideals lk' L Alex Bennett Anim Chopp A tt' xisgggs gm' 6? Omaeaaata ' ' SHARON FOUTS Her heart has gone, but we know where. Orchestra, Modern Language Club, G.A.A., National Honor, Spade. MARLENE FRANCIS Forgetting is a woman's first and greatest art. Modern Language Club, Retailers, Girls' Club. DIANE FRANCOEUR Those who know her the best love her the best. - Hi-C Vice-President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Annual Staff, G.A.A. BERNICE GIGGANS Everyone is her friend and she is a friend to everyone. Speaker of the House, National Honor Treasurer, Orchestra, Jun- ior Class Secretary. GEORGE GRANTHAM All great men are dying - I feel myself getting sick. Boys' State, National Honor President, Knightones, Sophomore Class Secretary, All-Northwest Trio. DEANNA GRISWOLD A cheerful girl with a ready smile. House of Representatives, G.A.A. Vice-President, Pep Club, Knight Times. PAT HALSTEAD Ability can't be beat as a leader, scholar, or athlete. National Honor, Basketball, Math Club, A.S.B. President, Junior Class President. MELANIE HARRELL A pretty girl is like a melody. Pep Club President, Senior Class Treasurer, House of Repre- sentatives, Choir Ensemble, Operetta. DIANE HAYNES Like a Hershey, sweet and nutty. Pep Club, Junior Red Cross, Drill Team, Outdoor Club. GAIL HAZEN gShe is original, gifted, and true and what's required she can o. Speaker of the House, Girls' Club Cabinet, Orchestra, Drill Team, National Honor. CARLYN HIGGIN Mighty sweet, mighty wise, fun just twinkles in her eyes. Drill Team, Operetta, Knightones, Retailers, Annual Staff. JANIS HOOVER A friend to all who know her. Modern Language Club, Knight Times. JUDY HORN The world and Judy will always get along well. G.A.A. President, Latin Club, E Club, Spade. JOHN JACKSON He hath a wicked twinkle in his eye. Lettermen's Club, Band, Dance Band, Swim Team. JUDY JACKSON Three things shine, the sun, the moon, and her hair. Band, Junior Red Cross, Modern Language Club, Pep Club, A.S.B. Treasurer. RAY JACOB l've got the world on a string. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Lettermen's Club, Homecoming Escort. KAREN JACOBSON A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Girls' Club Treasurer and President, Seabeck Leadership Con- ference, National Honor, Pep Club. JEAN JURICICH Her disposition is better than gold. G.A.A., E Club, Spade, Pep Band, Band. Kat cure All ' tdeadcldzqta JOYCE JURICICH Faithful is she to each small task. E Club Vice-President, Pep Band, Band, Spade, G.A.A. JANELLE KAHN Blue eyes, blonde hair make her a maiden fair. Pep Club, Latin Club, Outdoor Club, G.A.A. RON KANGAS Why girls leave home. Football, Lettermen's Club, Homecoming Escort. ALLEN KARLSON Once a friend, always a friend. Football, Baseball, Operators' Club, Lettermen's Club. CAROL KIRBY Life has much in store for a girl who has a lot of ambition. Spanish Club, Torch Honor, Modern Language Club, National Honor, Knight Times. ALTHEA KLINEFELTER She and gloom know not each other. Retailers, Latin Club, Junior Red Cross, Outdoor Club, F.H.A. PATRICIA KNAPP Her cheery smile wins her many friends. Future Nurses, Hi-C, Choir, Girls' Club Representative. EUGENE LAJOIE The world is as you take it. Boys' Club. BARBARA LANERS Sweetness is as sweetness does. Girls' Club. 154464 NOTABLE KNIGHTS Most Pleasing Personality Gary Smith Nancy Davis ,Xt CZ-g. i, 5ll A v r:3'f1-vvr ' 4 r 45 1'-7, zde , dat BARBARA LARSON Her sweetness would be hard to match. A.S.B. Secretaryp Sophomore Class Treasurerg Pep Club, Knightonesf National Honor. OZZIE LEE A solemn, but friendly lad who has many friendsf' Sophomore Class President, Boys' Club Secretary-Treasurer, Out- door Clubg Lettermen's Club, Football. JIM LEIBENSPERGER Lite is a joke, why take it seriously? Boys' Club, Outdoor Club. PAT LEWIS Good natured and liked by all. Choir: Outdoor Club, Girls' Club. JOHN LEYDEN A guy with a lot ot 'sax' appeal. Traltic Court .ludgeg Dance Bandg Yell Leaderg Outdoor Clubg Track. LINNEA LINDEN Her hair is her halo. House of Representatives, Knightonesg Hi-Cy Girls' Club Cabinet, Operetta. ALAN LINDSTRUM Here's a lad that meets our liking. Outdoor Clubg Boys' Club. CAROL LOMBARD Blushing is betraying. Drill Team, Girls' Club Representativep G.A.A. WAYNE MCELROY He does his best and never minds about the rest. Math Clubg Boys' Club. 'wang BETTY MCKINNEY God gave the ability to talk to all, but to keep silent to few. G.A.A.g Girls' Club. RICHARD MACHINSKI Don't iudge a man by the noise he makes. Math Club, Science Club, Outdoor Clubg Latin Club. GAIL MACKEY Always in gay spirits. Modern Language Club, Pep Club. SONDA MARTINSON Where there's fun she's sure to be. G.A.A.g Drill Teamp E Club Treasurer, Retailers Treasurer. JANET MEIER Sentimentally l'm disposed to harmony, but organically l'm in- capable ot a tune. Songleaderg Pep Club, Cheerleaderp Junior Red Cross, Outdoor Club. MARILYN MEIER Loyalty is worth more than gold. Pep Clubg Cheerleaderg Drill Teamp Junior Red Crossf Songleader. JOHN MERKEL My car is my kingdom and l am its king. Retailers Sergeant-at-Armsp Boys' Club. BILL MILES He'II get there if he has to swim. Knightonesy Boys' Club. DOUG MILES A real swell guy liked by all. Boys' Club, Modern Language. and 0wz'4,70enw4zuta46fn4,,e44gZa4a4 PENNY MONOGHAN She is always the same, quiet and happy. Senior Class Vice President, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Red Cross Vice President, Band, F.H.A. LYNN MORRIS Be true to your own highest convictions. Modern Language Club, Science Club. KAREN MUSGRAVE She is a gay loving lass, she is the merryrnaker ot her class. Drill Team Captain, Cheerleader, Shield StaFf, Homecoming Princess, Junior Red Cross. BILL MEYERS A good man to have around. Football, Track. EVELYN NEWELL I am a part of all that I have met. Choir, Retailers. DAN NINEMIRE Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you.. . Bosy' Club, Outdoor Club. MARTIN NOVICK Meekness isn't weakness. Boys' Club. RODGER NUTTAL Seldom seen without a smile. Outdoor Club. CAROL NYLUND You'd never find a nicer girl it you tried. National Honor Secretary, Hi-C Club. NOTABLE KNIGHTS Best School Spirit Stan Crossman Melanie Harrell - f . 5 4 ' f V fm s i f ,QQ ,V i .W :J ' 1- . , 'P T I ' ?f'?f- 'P 1 . f , 9 ,f r1,ifr,5: '5, . 1 t,.,f'ffP32 ff 'f','1, N A' A ly! mweagw KEN OLSON Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. Swim Team, House of Representatives, Science Club, Traffic Court Judge, Outdoor Club. GEORGE PANKER There's a lot more to life than increasing its speed. Outdoor Club, Boys' Club. PETE PARKER A man has two reasons for doing anything - a good reason and the real reason. Football, Lettermen's Club, Boys' Club Cabinet, Modern Language Club. DON PEAVY An all-around good guy. Boys' Club. RICHARD PERRY Deeds, not words. Hi-C Club, Boys' Club. ROLLAND PERRY - He's never in a hurry, but he gets things done. Modern Language Club, Science Club, Math Club, Boys' Club. JON PICKARD Wise men of today face the future unafraid. Swim Team, Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, Boys' Club. BOB PROUSE True to his word, his work and his friends. Retailer's President, Lettermen's Club, Football, Knight Times, House of Representatives. LARRY RAFFELSON Good times aren't necessary, iust essential. Football, Knight Times, Swim Team, Lettermen's Club Vice- President, Basketball. SHIRLEY RAIKKO lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Hi-C Secretary, National Honor, Pep Club Vice-President, Band, Shield Staff. DAVID RATH Life is what you make it. Boys' Club. BARBARA REASONS To know her is to love her. F.H.A. President and Secretary, Junior Red Cross, Outdoor Club, G.A.A. GLENN REED A man of few words, but many accomplishments. Boys' Club. JIM RICHMOND Well liked by all who know him. Band, Dance Band, Pep Band, Junior Red Cross, Boys' Club. SHARON ROCKEY A smile is worth a hundred frowns in any market. Pep Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Latin Club, Junior Red Cross, G.A.A. TERRY RUTH The world loves a quiet boy. Hi-Y, Science,Club. SANDY SATTERTHWAITE This little gal is as nice to know as she is to look at. Homecoming Princess, Girls' Club, Pep Club, Outdoor Club. ROD SCHEYER Beneath his shoulders broad there lies a tender heart. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Senior Class President, Football Co-Captain - l958. . , s. ,A my , :ef N QQ 'K 'ssl X xg sg . X X fgpsx as x x N x 2 . it ffrsitfs 'N XX X QQ' . , x Q. :- N x X I Y . x W l f Jaw ill 'A ' ll? W ff' l ' .1- tfb 5 MMA . b ' ln ff' 'WM ll f . ' ,-If YS!!! , f , Mjgy 1 . X R , GARY SERGEANT ' V Laugh and the world laughs with you. ' ' lFootball. X DY HIELDS l-i ' as elticient as a dollar and as nice to have around. 2- 1 , Orchestra, Junior Red Cross, Girls' Club. NORA SHO 2 : GI ain o i clship reaches tar. V d, G. , . ional Honor, Junior Red Cross, Girls' Club. A NOTABLE KNIGH-I-S ICK HO W your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt. Best Alhleles R d S h ' 0 Retailers, Swim Team, Boys' Club. O C eyer s 755 slMoNsEN , A erry little miss, brimming over with fun ancl bliss. l . htones, Girls' Club Vice President, Pep Club, Latin Club, Jun- ' r Red Cross. JENNITA SIMPSON Shy and silent. X N AV Retailers, Drill Team, Girls' Club, Choir. NN s siNEs M W ff sile ce were golden he'd be a millionaire. M I 7, 5 r eam, Hi-Y Club. JJ ' SMITH . A eader among men, a gentleman among women, Football, Lettermen's Club President, Outdoor Club, Boys' Cl , 1 j JIM SNELL VVS' . Here he is girls, but he's baslwful xFootball, Lettermen's Club, Boys' Club President. ?!Q,'VV 5,94 A .r I 'Wm WWW ,qv-V 5 WWW NW 'tml' K aewetafeam aaawofdaltdat aomzdmawle NORMAN SNOW For he's a iolly good fellow. Boys' Club. JOEL SPOONER Why live if you can't enioy yourself. Boys' Club. ETTAMAY STRANG Another proof that good deeds come in small packages. Drill Team, Latin Club, Girls' Glee, Girls' Club. SHARON STROBEL A gentle disposition. Spade, Modern Language, G.A.A., Girls' Club. RENEE STROM Always bubbling over with laughter. Pep Club Treasurer, Latin Club, Outdoor Club, Girls' Club. RENA SWANSON Speech is silver, silence is gold. Senior Tea, Pep Club, F.N.A., Choir. GAYLE TARBOX Her heart is like the moon, it often changes and always has a man in it. Drill Team, Outdoor Club. GORDON TAYLOR lf he can't End a way, he'll make one. Hi-Y, Band, Boys' Club, Outdoor Club. WAYNE TENNISON A quiet- man who has the drive to fill his ambitions. Swim Team Captain, Hi-Y, Band, Lettermen's Club, Boys' Club. ANN THOMPSON Eyes that mirror a beautiful mind. Drill Team, Orchestra, F.H.A., Spades, Girls' Club Representative. SAM THROM Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. Wrestling Team, Yell Leader, Math Club, Lettermen's Club, Latin Club. SANDRA TOWNE When I have anything to say l say it. Senior Class Secretary, Future Nurses' President, National Honor Society, Girls' State, Drill Captain. LOIS TYSVER Honor is the reward of virtue. National Honor, Shield, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers. FLORENCE VanNATTA Small in stature, big in spirit. Retailers, Girls' Club. JACK VERHELST He doesn't let education interfere with his fun. Boys' Club, Outdoor Club, Modern Language Club. RICHARD WEYEND His heart is gone, but we know where. Latin Club President, Boys' Club, Spade Club, Transferred from Central Kitsap. CAROLE WHITE Lovely to look at, delightful to know. Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Drill Team, Shield, Junior Red Cross. FRANK WHITEHEAD He doesn't know the meaning of gloom. Boys' Club, Outdoor Club. lin gud! ,avwagfaddmad He and his camera are always together in all kind of weather. Baseball Manager, Retailers, School Photographer. JOHN WILKINS You can only live once - but if you live right, once is enoughl Boys' Club, Retailers. LEW WILLIAMS We always call him Mr. Touchdown. Football, Baseball, Band, Lettermen's Club. GEORGE WILSON Blessings on the man who invented sleep. Boys' Club. JIM WILSON A walking football with a clever line that's hard to tackle. Lettermen's Club, Football, Track, Basketball, Boys' Club. MIKE WOODS Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. Baseball, Lettermen's Club. AL WYSCAVER I do not consider girls a necessity, only an essential. Football, Track, Lettermen's Club, Homecoming Escort, Basketball. CAROLYN YESLAND Her magnetic personality attracts many friends. Pep Club, Retailers. SW RICH CRATEAU Humor is the harmony of the heart. Football, Lettermen's Club, Baseball. DON SHERWOOD Football is his interest. Football, Lettermen's Club. DELORES TAYLOR A quiet and highly likeable girl. Orchestra, Choir, F.H.A., Y-Teens. NOTABLE KNIGHTS Best Sense of Humor Diane Haynes Mike Woods :vw 1: 'L .im f I Girl of The Year Carole White Prehiesf Hair Linnea Linden Ron Kangas Besf Flirt Preliiesf Smile Ray Jacob Gayle Tarbox Rodger Nuttal Paf Knapp 'Nf ex Besf Figure - Physique Preffiesf Eyes Cufesf Karen Musgrave Bob Prouse Allen Bale Ann Thompson Mike Beard Sandy Safterfhwaife ' - g ,QX m 1qgQ33QX.L! egg -- ' ' IF-YQ . 'iff' . 23532. 1' x W, ww Gi 1 L. z , 4 'L x Q M 5 ,, 1 5 'fx wi K l 4 'iff . . xxx- I .5- I I I X ' 'X F if 5 3 sr 'Z ' isbn: X rl s v ,H v,- ...gf E. -A ,,, W. 73 .- pf H f ta Q Y , 1 ff W ' 1' s t 9 . l , ' 6 s, V 2 ' f 'HmV' ' 5. K ' , ' 1 'K I5 ', MQQS1 I 5 , Taff- il My I T WM' s 1 1, ah, .Sk vm.. V Z4 'K we S -wzmew 1 . 4, ,E 1 Mw,ssQs-xmv z' 2, Q 2 1 AQ. Junior Class Advisor Mr. Eathorne is 2 fi it .iii j f, T f 11' wt' I Q, 0 fll' 3I 'f sri. ., 'H 'F ' .35 'i-Kit . lvyfi' V- ,V A., ,. Q 11' W 'NW-'sv-Qi ' f 2 - - -gt k , .,'.- . , . . ,1 15 'gl ,- D.. -r ' 1' -K Q13 3 ' ' - f - VS, T , -5.-1532, 'JM 1 is ' J' 1 ' 7oz tied: and LEFT TO RIGHT - Treasurer, Mike Shockro, Secretary, Carole Hern don, President, Roy Busse, Vice president, Dennis Eno. The Class ot 'oO has continued to show o tt d u san ing school spirit and high ideals as iuniors led by Roy Busse, President, Dennis Eno, Vice President, Carole Herndon, Secretary, Mike Shockro, Treasurer, and ivir. Eathorne, advisor. The annual Junior Prom in March was a success, thanks to the participation and cooperation ot every student in the iunior class. They sponsored many money-making projects, such as the booth ' h in t e Girls' Club Carnival, the sale ot East-West football game tickets, and the operation of the concession stand during one of the football games. Over seventy Juniors supported the Junior Class ring sale. The-'r I f h i goa or t is year is to purchase a marquee sign. it will be donated to East High School from the Class of 'oO. 24 in V-7 in-v '17 C? T317 'QV 2 'SD I TOP ROW: B. Berlien, D. Anderson, D. Allen, K. Branch, J. Arthur, B. Berquist, S. Anderson, J. Brunstad. BOTTOM ROW: F. Bolan, J. Adarnscheck, P. Buell, G. Albertson, R. Alfred, G. Austin, M. Bagne, K, Bennett. TOP ROW: C. Cassidy, E. Dailly, M. Campbell, L. Burroughs, R. Busse, J. Christensen, L. Busby, D. Castro, A. Clark. BOTTOM ROW: D. Detina, J. Cobler, D. Dewey, J. Clark, T. Cassina, C. Cox, M. Burrett, S. Camp- Meqdewe TOP ROW: V. Eilers, L, Eddington, D. Faull, K. Dolmseth, D. Eno, P. Finke, J. Emert, M. Fischer. BOTTOM ROW: D. Drake, S. Fellows, L. Feldmeir, T. Day, L. Dunham, J. Ferguson, S, Eller. f El ' .,, 5 4 , X, , W7 Cl? 7 I , n it ' .Q f' W , J' l .i 5 YQ? I TOP ROW: R. Hart, J. Heimsness, C. Frosr, J. Green, J. Haukom, J. Francalangia, D. Hayes, D. Haynes. BOTTOM ROW: J. Horfvigsen, J. Fry, C. Herndon, J. Hall, J. Hanson, S. Hansen, J. Heacox, L. Hebb. 744zmz'zuzz4emw4gM 1960464 TOP ROW: D. Johnson, J. Koch, D. Hill, D. Knutson, C. Klein, D. Helloncl, K. Kefferling, D. Johnston, D. Kirk BOTTOM ROW: N. Jones, K. Knutsen, K. Johnston, K. Higgin, B. Hosford, D. Jones, C. Ingham, D. Knauf D. Kneece. TOP ROW: D. Masters, R. Martin, R. Mackey, D. McAboy, S. McCloud, M. Liesmann, P. Krefz, J. Lewis, F. Lee BOTTOM ROW: B. Johnson, J. Kuflner, S. Lindgren, S. Maurer, G. Morsholl, G. McPheeTers, J. Loroway S. Morris, S. Meier. gk 43 C7 5' 'md' 'Si , J 2,3332 TOP ROW: E. Osterman, D. Alfred, L. Parker, H, Rapp, D. Murdoch, D. Myers, M. O'Neil, A. Negaard, S Paulsen. BOTTOM ROW: K. Reynolds, K. Richardson, D. Peterson, D. Plouf, D. Roberts, S. Morrison, D. Ras mussen, R. Pharr, D. Paschal. TOP ROW: K. Russell, K. Procter, D. Stambaugh, N. Smith, N. Schoneman, B, Spreier, D. Smith, D. Silber- man. BOTTOM ROW: B. Rutherford, K. Smith, J. Starbard, B. Shirey, J. Shields, M. Shockro, M. Stewart, L. Shattuck, L. Russell. flea and as TOP ROW: W. Walters, K. Tompkins, E. White, S. Swanson, W. West, E. Thomas, F. Tysver, D. Williams, C. Swalling. BOTTOM ROW: J. Thompson, Y. Winslow, M. Tennison, M. Stultz, J. Wallace, J. Watson, L. Wildes, S. White, S. Williams. fx C? V: VL E j. 7. Q-9' . sl ' 1 I G i Sophomore Closs Advisor Mrs. Brunton 74ea' aedwzqwuzmwz LEFT TO RIGHT - President, Rick SmiTh, Vice President, John McCol- lum, Secrefary, Lindo Verhelsf, Treasurer, Nora Gaffney. A group ThciT hos enThusiosTicolly Token porT in oll phoses of school liTe oT EosT is The Sophomore closs. During The holidoy seoson The Closs of 'ol helped To molce The oll-school Thonksgiving boskeT o success. They hocl o booTh oT The Girls' Club Cornivol ond sponsored Two oTTer-school donces: The concession sTond oT one of EosT's home TooTboll gomes vvos run by The Sophomores. Everyone will remember The ChrisTmos Toble in The moin holl oT lunchTime wiTh iTs beouTiTul novelTy condles ond wide vorieTy of cookies. This olso wos o proiecT of The Sophomore closs. lT hos been one of Their moin gools To build up 0 Treosury so ThoT They mighT enjoy o busy ond prosperous iunior yeor oT EosT. 28 92' 'C-I s f 111.1 Z. . J T wm, - A -. fig, gs V A I . f 451' 'f ' if , f on Q in fix? P ff 'Af ff as 4 1 F V641 6 4 EVA , 44 f 44? y ' s av if 2 i my i 5 TOP ROW: C. Bell, M. Bell, C. Blaisdell, J. Baxter, R. Armbruster, B. Brown, M. Brunstad, J, Berg, T. Allen, J. Blaske, J. Bales, J. Adamski. BOTTOM ROW: P. Bowman, J. Block, R. Attridge, B. Arena, S. Boath, D. Borgen, K. Alexander, B. Barnes, M. Busby, G. Albertson. TOP ROW: T. Conyers, S. Chapman, R. Castro, K. Christian, T. Donner, J. Feek, J. Dorify, A. Carstens, D. Dixon, M. Davis, N. Clark. BOTTOM ROW: J. Cox, C. Carter, M. Deskins, J. Edwards, J. Darragh, M. Favero, C. Carlson, J. Deitz, B. Devine, J. Dewey, B. Clark. daae Zead Me 66444 to ' and TOP ROW: H. Floyd, J. Garrison, J. Haner, J. Flynn, R. Grantham, M. Edwards, F. Garfield, J. Gillespie, D. Francoeur, H. Frost, J. Grant, R. Fry. BOTTOM ROW: M. Hall, L. Francis, N. Gaffney, D. Grimm, S. Gar- ringer, D. Hansen, S. Gragert, G. Hansen, D. Frechin, L. Fisher, L. Ferris, J. Gillard. ,vm Q i ' I 4 S 'v 0 g CI L TOP ROW: G. Harris, C. Kincaid, G. Hugenin, M. Hoffman, D. Hollister, C. Johnston, B. Knight, C. Jurges, C. Jensen, S. Johnstone, B. Hellond, G. Hougan. BOTTOM ROW: K. Kelly, M. Henderson, T. Johnson, B. Hanson, K. Huser, G. Klaus, D, Harrell, A. Henrickson, M. Jockson, L. Hull, B. Jackson, A. King. 74a ' TOP ROW: F. Larson, G. Martin, E. McLaughlin, C. Lingle, M, McCullough, D. McDowell, J. Mackenzie, B, Love, J. McCollum, C. McPheeters, F. Knox, L. Mitchell, C. Martin. BOTTOM ROW: M. Machinski, C. Lax G. Mattcson, E. Levenseller, M. McKinsey, R. Lcincoster, M. LeCompt, D. Loy, B. McElroy, M. McDonald, S Nalley, J. McElroy, D. Noll. TOP ROW: J. Peterson, R. Mosely, J. Pierce, A. Pickorcl, K. Olmstead, G. Olson, H. Peterson, D. Nelson T. Oldhorn, K. Pierro. BOTTOM ROW: J. Peorson, B, Nelson, B. O'Hoir, J. Mussmon, P. Peterson, P. Phillips, J. Pendergast, S. Nichols, B. Morris, A, O'Neil. ' V 4 I V . l l 'P E i 5 -v . ll, lxf, s . - 4 . x I I K ,., l , '9t5'5..rl , fri? 'MF-. I ii- J Q. :xv , f - -.1 .1 2,-.if z J . -f . . Y , if .X .ro ,Q 4- ' 1 iff , 1 ie f . - 2' at - i . f 4 in L.. ' il , I2 Qj -1 l 'W 'N 4' tl I .Q as S . ,, 3 , .vuggt ,. X71 i itil fill' 1' to 751 X2 lililil S , ww mail? L . TOP ROW: C. Ross, J. Riley, C. Richardson, M, Saunders, D. Russell, D. Rung, J, Rood, T. Rahman, E. Remick, B. Robison, N. Roberts, R. Rasor. BOTTOM ROW: G. Rebbe, K. Toepel, L. Plush, B. Reynolds, S. Robards, P. Price, C. Rommen, G. Ponstord, R. Schick, K. Rambert, G. Prisk. TOP ROW: G, Schmauch, J. Smith, R. Sellars, A. Simms, R. Short, A. Simpson, J. Smith, T. Stcirbard, B. Stotts, J. Schwartz, H, Stewart. BOTTOM ROW: L. Shields, C. Slade, S. Schultz, S. Snead, K. Simms, K. Shirey, L. Seymour, J. Show, M, Schimdtke, J. Schmciuch, C, Smith. 44 faaafazfafzedaq. TOP ROW: D. Young, M. Volpone, L. White, D. Weller, B. Vouri, D. Weller, G. Tomren, J. Stowers, L. Stodg- hill, S. VanEtten, E. Tooley, B. Stotts. BOTTOM ROW: N. Weycmd, N. Templeton, L. Verhelst, S. Wilmar C, Wilkins, T. Starbcird, J, Tracy, L. Swalling, L. Stiles, P. Wilmot, B. Young. n-gf, f....... 1 2 I l l 3 g i 1 , f . if Freshman Class Advisor Miss Hart I in 4 tr 2 5 Q 5 i 5 5 3 v J .qu , Q 'wg' f. Wg A T' 74eq44wmw wardzdeuau LEFT TO RIGHT - Treasurer, Jim Wagner, President, Tom Johnston, Secretary, Sherry Winderl, Vice President, Buzz Johnson. Thanks to the welcome extended by the faculty and upperclassmen at the beginning of the school year, Freshmen quickly got into the swing ot activities here at East. Fund raising proiects tor the year included a bake sale at the PTA. Back to School Night, doughnut sales in the main hall during both lunches, and an after school dance. The Freshman highlight of the Girls' Club Carnival was the Frosh Fish Pond. The class ot '62 plans to support the all-school proiect aimed at securing a suit ot armor as a mascot, Most of their savings, however, have been put into sate-keeping tor future use since they plan to be around for three more years! 32 fffwefgddf TOP ROW: K. Beatty, B. Babcock, T. Benson, K. Bennett, C. Branch, J. Anderson, D. Bale, J. Bell, G. Bergsma. BOTTOM ROW: S. Bergsma, M. Allen, J. Brice, J. Bendickson, E. Benson, J. Basket, M. Ayers, J. Blatt, B. Booth. TOP ROW: D. Coulter, P. Chandler, J. Crawford, M. Dailly, H. Cassidy, C. Buell, L. Carter, N. Dinan, G. Davis. BOTTOM ROW: K. Clark, E. Crateau, T. Brunell, R. Corbet, J. Chopp, B. Cox, S. Bullard, L, Brown. 7494: an eww: TOP ROW: K. Dorsey, S. Ervig, G. Faull, S. Felix, M. Gross, V. Dixon, R. Gillespie, J. Flanagan, M. Duclos, M Fisher. BOTTOM ROW: J. Emert, L. Eller, L. Donner, L. Gross, L. Herndon, D. Fisher, R. Grantham, R. Edding ton, P. Dugan. an ,nm 95' Q, ' z L 'Mi i A X27 i TOP ROW: S. Horn, M. Hill, T. Hiber, C. Harmon, T. Hclnson, J. Hooper, M. Hotvet, N, Henderson, N. Jern- loerg. BOTTOM ROW: R. Herrington, S. Gulberg, A. Jocob, K. Henderson, J. Heocox, J. Hester, J. Hayes D. Herber, B. Hoyes. and an TOP ROW: R. Lorsen, S, Johnson, D. McNeal, J. Moyer, T. McCollum, D. Knutson, E. Kruse, J. Johnston, B. Mortin, S. MocMiIIon, J. Joyce. BOTTOM ROW: B. Kettle, B. Kuftner, J. Lorson, R. Koch, T. Johnston, P. Knox, R. McNulty, W. Jones, T. Lc1Bec1u, M. Kirov. TOP ROW: J. Miles, J. Messenger, M. Murdoch, W. Nichols, M. Porr, L. Peterson, L. Porr, T. Pidduck, J. Peterson. BOTTOM ROW: P. Murroy, M. Petrie, J. Miller, L. Pitzer, C. Pickord, R. Poscovoge, P. Morton, A. Mornecu, J. Osborn. 1 P.-zu -7 , L .AML TOP ROW: G. Rahman, W. Reinicke, F. Richmond, H. Powell, J. Reed, D. Rhodes, L. Rood, G. Reagan, D Raflielson. BOTTOM ROW: P. Roe, J. Rayburn, D. Powell, R. Reese, K. Rambart, L. Quimby, W. Russell, E Reese. TOP ROW: C. Sawyers, R. Stansberry, L. Schmidt, D. Smith, D. Shaw, T. Tarbox, L. Schmidt, K. Shattuck, J. Snell. BOTTOM ROW: B. Siegfried, T. Thomson, P. Sherman, B. Toepel, P. Sumner, E. Springer, J. Shields, B. Throm, J. Smallidge. TOP ROW: K. Zehm, S. Wood, D. Wardell, J. Vermalen, B. Walker, D. Tysver, D. Wesner, J. Townson, J Wagner, B. Towne. BOTTOM ROW: G. Yesland, D. Westover, V. Uhlich, L. Valley, S. Winderl, D. Vedder M. Wuethrick, G. Vetch, J. Whittom. 1 - -evfwesf,r-wav wsu mi: w f wsawsf- f 1, f f . m 3 1 'L gi., -Q, f l '- gvmfm sw Y7' rganizafionri in 1 President, Pat Halstead The House of Representatives was improved and the cheerleader question was once again debated. Sev- eral school government exchanges were also held. 1958-59 was a good year for the ASB,- a year of new ideas and a year of spirit contributing much to the school life of East's 700 students. Secretary, Barbara Larson Treasurer, Judy Jackson f-4. S. Z. The program in i959 of the ASB officers concerned itself with four main points. These were, community aids, social events tor the entire student body, financial solvency in the area of school activities and expansion of the spirit and personality that is East. The ASB card sales i9O'X:l, homecoming activities, and the Thanksgiving and Christmas drives all fell under ASB determination. The continuing crusade to secure an armor mascot caught school imagination and the program was put into effect with that ultimate objective. Vice-President, Alex Bennett Speaker of the House, Bernice Giggans TOP ROW: Rick Smith, Roy Busse, Alex Bennett, Pat Halstead, Jim Snell, Tom Johnston. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Larson, Judy Jackson, Karen Jacobson, Nancy Davis, Carol Kirby, Bernice Giggans. TOP ROW: Ken Zehm, Jim Garrison, Alex Bennett, Ken Olson, Pat Halstead, Kim Olmstead, Norm Smith, Marcia Volpone, Dave Alfred, Ray Fry. BOTTOM ROW: Janet Meier, Barbara Larson, Jeanne Hea- cwweaff ' cox, Sheri MacMillan, Nancy Davis, Karen Jacobson, Janet Tracy, Nora Lee Jones, Deanna Griswold, Jo-Anne Chopp, Bernice Giggans A 3 g Q' J X 25253 x L r 'WWW faq' fu. A18 PAQ President, Karen Jacobsen, TOP ROW: Lorna Shattuck, Sharon Rockey, Sandy Paulson, Diane Francoeur, Karen Rich- Secretary, Diana Dewey Vice-President, Judy Simon- ardson, Kathy Reynolds. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Simonsen, Anita Chopp, Gail Hazen, Treasurer, Donna Paschal sen. Karen Musgrave, Linnea Linden. BOTTOM ROW: Diana Dewey, Donna Paschal, Mrs. Green, Judy Cobler, Joan Clark. , 1 The purpose of the Girls' Club is to provide a program of interest and inspiration to all girls. Every girl auto- matically belongs to Girls' Club. Girls' Club activities started this year with initiating the freshman girls. This was followed by a Big and Little Sister Party for the upperclassmen and their freshman sisters. Perhaps the biggest proiect was the Carnival TOP ROW: Diane Young, Sherry Winderl, Kay Knutson, Linda Dixon, Carol Harmon, Georgine Albertson, Donna Roberts, Darie Borgen. MIDDLE ROW: Anita Chopp, Ann Thompson, JoAnne Pen- dergost, Sharon Jewell, Christi Carlson, Lynne Herndon, Audrea Q -in 6, T XX -Q : 'Y 'Sf 42 s .4 '7 . , W M M ' i :iff ' ti - K ,,ir . T ' i fr X held in October. The theme was King Arthur's Court. The Cotton Ball, Senior Tea, and other special days are also sponsored by Girls' Club. Another part of the Girls' Club, which was organized for the first time this year is the Pages, These are representatives from each home room who keep the girls informed on all of the Girls' Club activities. Jacob, Sandy Towne. BOTTOM ROW: Coralee Panker, Yvonne Winslow, Carol Carter, Sylvia Williams, .ludy Blatt, Carol Kirby, Kathleen Kelly. I 4. ,, ,Z STANDING: Roy Busse, Jim Snell, Ozzie Lee. SEATED: Tom Johnston, Alex Bennett, Pat Halstead, Rick Smith. gage' Zia! ' MW LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Olsen, Anita Chopp, Alex Bennett, Judy Simonsen, Dave Alfred, Mr. Guerin, Barbara Larson. 5 -nf sq ' Www ' The East High National Honor Society, under the skillful guidance ot Mr. Jones, enjoyed a very active program during 1958 and 1959. The club began by electing otticers and planning the year's program. The meetings were highlighted by speakers on mental health and student related topics. The purpose of the East High National Honor So- ciety is to encourage good scholarship among the students and to give recognition to those students who have achieved high scholastic standards. This year, for the hrst time, Sophomores were admitted on a probationary basis. The National Honor Society visited several colleges in this area during the school year and a field trip was planned for the spring. The club sold pam poms and graduation announcements during the J i year. President, George Grantha... Vice President, Anita Chopp TOP ROW: Alex Bennett, Bob Bergquist, Lewis Busby, Karen Jacobsen, Roy Busse, Pat Halstead, Mr. Jones, Dale Helland, Jim Arthur, John Green, Frank Tysver. THIRD ROW: Sandy Hansen, Mike Shockro, Barbara Shirey, Denise Johnson, Gail Hazen, George Grantham, Doug Miles, Carol Nylund, Dave Alfred. SEC- ,ff Secretary, Carol Nylund Treasurer, Frank Tysver OND ROW: Joyce Lewis, Lenora Show, Peggy Buell, Nancy Davis, Shirley Raikko, Anita Chopp, Lois Tysver, Karen Richard- son, Judy Ferguson. BOTTOM ROW: Sue Meier, Bernice Giggans, Donna Paschal, Judy Heacox, Carol Cox, Connie Brown, Sharon Fauts, Sandy Towne, Carol Kirby. 51 av C? 1 , 4 l ,,, F 9155, fy :V I, 'v f f ' I il N' - Qi fJ , ' W 3 .INN .g 525' . Q YL ,iz U6 ' QQ. P I ,lg ,M Q 1 2 S YQV Q I Mwenvs tj' C? .1 TOP ROW: A. Negaard, S. Paulsen, P. Peterson, R. Mackey, S. Johnstone, J. Shields, L, Show, J. Blaske, S. Nichols, SECOND ROW: D. Paschal, S. Murray, S. Maurer, J. Simonsen, L. Hebb, J. The Junior Red Cross of East High School, led by President, Donna Paschal, Vice President, Ron Mackey, Secretary, Delores Kneece, and Treasurer, Jo-Anne Chopp, has had a very active and successful program throughout the year. The Junior Red Cross aims to express the Declaration of Principles, for which the organization is formed. Based on both local and international causes, the club is directed by the American National Red Cross. Here we learn to promote and better our services to our school, community and world with deter- mination and understanding. President, Donna Paschal Vice President, Ron Mackey ,- 6' Kuftner, J. Chopp, J. Ferguson, P. Monaghan. BOTTOM ROW: D. Kneece, F. Bolan, J. Heacox, S. Lindgren, J. Laraway, C. Carter, J. Meier, S. Meier. evidence Every year an annual enrollment drive is held in September. Early in the year work parties helped supply and pack gift boxes which were sent 'to thousands of children around the world to meet their needs, but most ot all to till their hearts with happiness. As a Christ- mas proiect the members cut down and decorated trees for the Hor- ton Nursing Home in Bremerton. The members of the East High Junior Red Cross hope that this organi- zation will be carried on in the many years to come. Secretary, Delores Kneece Treasurer, Jo-Anne Chopp and Sandy Lindgren. T Attending a Junior Red Cross meeting in the cafetoruum ore: Standing, Penny Monaghan, Judy Simonsen, Karen Shirey, Melanie Harrell, and Sue Meier. Seated are Judy Ferguson, Delores Kneece A m f Q 9 TOP ROW: JUdY AWSVSOH, SUG VOD Etten, LUCY Parker, Dale Hel- Compte, Joy Schmauch, Grace McPheeters, Shirley Raikko. BOT- land, Bob Berquist, Lewis Busby, Karen Forester. SECOND ROW: TOM ROW: Kathy Kelly, Mary Ann Busby, Linnea Linden, Pat Diane Francoeur, Peggy Buell, Mildred Burrett, Mary Ann Le- Knapp, Bud O'Hair, Eleanor Reese. '26 6 65445 HI-C Club President, Lewis Busby, Vice-President, Diane Francoeur, Quiz Cap- tain and Chaplain Bob Bergquist. The Hl-C Club is an interdenominational high school group, sponsored by Youth for Christ. The pure pose of this club is to further the Christian education of the students of East High and to provide tel- lowship and a good time for members. Several local ministers, youth directors, and businessmen were guest speakers at the club meetings held each Thursday after school. HI-C entered a booth in the Girls','Cl-ub Carnival this year. They were quite successful in selling Ros- ettes. - One of the outstanding activities of the year wasithe three day holiday jamboree held in Tacoma at the College ot Puget Sound during the Christmas vacation. The East High quiz team, consisting of Bob Bergquist, Lewis Busby, Dale Helland, Diane Francoeur, and Shirley Raikko, won the state cham- pionship at this jamboree. ' Vice-President, Lin- nea Linden, Treas- urer, .loy Schmauch Secretary and Chap lain, Shirley Raikko The highlight of the year was the,Northwest Regional Finals in the'Youth for Christ talent and quiz- zing contest held in May in Portland, Oregon. The winners here will compete this summer at Winnona Lake, indiana for national honors Cmclffrom here go to the international competition held in Europe. QUIZ TEAM: Left to Right: Captain Bob Bergquist, Shirley Railrko, Diane Francoeur, Norma Hansen, Lewis Busby. Not Pictured Dale Helland. ,uf ZfN,.,, Y, we It 'ev 4' t f. Y 5 H Y , . :L ol TOP ROW: A. Negaard, S. Paulsen, P. Peterson, R. Mackey, S. Kuftner, J. Chopp, J. Ferguson, P. Monaghan. BOTTOM ROW: Johnstone, J. Shields, L. Show, J. Blaske, S. Nichols. SECOND D. Kneece, F- BOlGf1, J. HSUCOX, 5- Lindgren, -l- LC1VGWC'Yf C. Cflflef, ROW: D. Paschal, S. Murray, S. Maurer, J. Simonsen, L. Hebb, J. J. Meier, 5- Melef- The Junior Red Cross of East High School, led by President, Donna Every year an annual enrollment drive is held in September. Early Paschal, Vice President, Ron Mackey, Secretary, Delores Kneecef in the year work parties helped supply and pack gift boxes which and Treasurer, Jo-Anne Chopp, has had a very active and successful were sent ito thousands of children around the world to meet their program throughout the year. The Junior Red Cross aims to express needs, but most of all to tTll their hearts with happiness. As a Christ- the Declaration of Principle-s, for which the organization is formed. mas project the members cut down and decorated trees for the Hor- Based on both local and international causes, the club is directed by ton Nursing Home in Bremerton. llle Amellmn Noilonol Red Cross' Here We learn lo pmmole and The members of the East High Junior Red Cross hope that this organi- better our services to our school, community and world with deter- lation will be Curried on in the many years To Come. mination and understanding. D l K President, Donna Paschal -Secretary, Jeires CrI'ieCe Vice-President, Ron Mackey reowrer' O- me pp xg ...ww and Sandy Lindgren. Attending a Junior Red Cross meeting in the catetorium are: Standing, Penny Monaghan, Judy Simonsen, Karen Shirey, Melanie Harrell, and Sue Meier. Seated are Judy FGFQUSOH, Delores Kfieefie F35 T, -N A 1 t, , W' 5 E 5 ,DSL L. Jen TOP ROW: Judy Anderson, Sue Van Etten, Lucy Parker, Dale Hel- Compte, Joy Schmauch, Grace McPheeters, Shirley Raikko. BOT- land, Bob Berquist, Lewis Busby, Karen Forester. SECOND ROW: TOM ROW: Kathy Kelly, Mary Ann Busby, Linnea Linden, Pat Diane Francoeur, Peggy Buell, Mildred Burrett, Mary Ann Le- Knapp, Bud O'Hair, Eleanor Reese. W6 6 and Hl-C Club President, Lewis Busby, Vice-President, Diane Francoeur, Quiz Cap- tain and Chaplain Bob Bergquist. The Hl-C Club is an interdenominationol high school group, sponsored by Youth tor Christ. The pur- pose of this club is to further the Christi-an education of the students ot East High and to provide tel- lowship and a good time for members. Several local ministers, youth directors, and businessmen were guest speakers at the club meetings held each Thursday atter school. HI-C entered a booth in the Girls'Club Carnivalythis year. They were quite successful in selling Ros- ettes. f. . One of the outstanding activities of the year was.the three clay holiday jamboree held in Tacoma at the College of Puget Sound during the Christmas vacation. The East High quiz team, consisting of Bob Bergquist, Lewis Busby, Dale Helland, Diane Francoeur, and Shirley Raikko, won the state cham- pionship at this iamboree. L Vice-President, Lin- nea Linden, Treas- urer, Joy Schmauch Secretary and Chap lain, Shirley Raikko The highlight of the year was the Northwest 'Regional Finals in the Youth for Christ talent and quiz- zing contest held in May in Portland, Oregon. The 'winners here will compete this summer at Winnona Lake, Indiana for national honors and-from here go tothe international competition held in Europe. QUIZ TEAM: Left to Right: Captain Bob Bergquist, Shirley Railiko, Diane Francoeur, Norma Hansen, Lewis Busby, Not Pictured Dale Helland. nf w..,,, 1 - '17 A-AK' Viewing the scrapbook are ofticers from LEFT: Penny Peterson, Carol Carter, Marilyn Machinski, Barbara Reasons, Kay Knutson, and Joyce Lewis. Penny Peterson, Carol Carter, Bolen, Barbara Reasons. What's cooking? Carol Carter, Barbara Laners and Joyce Lewis. ABOVE: a committee meeting with Barbara Laners, Marilyn Machinslci, Kay Knutson and Audrea Jacob. 7, 74 ,-4. The Future l-lomemalcers of America endeavor to further interest in home economics. To do this they emphasize the importance ot worthy home member- ship. F.l-l.A. activities tor l958-l959 were quite varied. ln September they had an installation ot officers. During the months following they had an apple press party, attended Regional day, and had a Wheel ot Fortune at the carnival. In December they had a Christmas party. Spring activities included participation in a leadership conference, Demonstra- tion Day, and attending the state meeting in Seattle. During the year they contributed to the F.l-l.A. leadership and scholarship funds and also sent a Christmas CARE package. BACK ROW: Barbara Laners, Kay Knutson, Joyce Lewis, Miss Beniamin, Penny Monaghan. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Machinski, Audrea Jacob, Nancy Templeton, Sandy Paulson, Fay 'ln--.Q BACK ROW: Dave Alfred, Alex Bennett, Kay Knutson Nancy Davls Shirley Ralkko Duane Francouer Roy Busse, Dennis Eno. FRONT ROW: Lois Tysver, Karen Forster Donna Paschal Sue M ner Kathy Reynolds Karen Richardson, BACK ROW: Jeanette Pederson, Winona Seymour, Barbara Shirey, Marcia Volpone, Karen Shirey, Carole Lombard, Joy Schrnauch, MIDDLE ROW: Karen Smith, Grace McPheeters, Stacia 2 l Y 2 ? , 1 f i L E f 2 ff 2 vu ADVISOR: Miss Barrie? OFFICERS, STANDING: Teddie Day, Vice President: Judy Horn, President. SEATED: Barbara Shirey, Secre- tary, Lucy Parker, Treasurer. , 1 I I O VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS, TOP ROW: Jane? Crawford, Audrea Jacob, Sondra Gulberg. 2nd ROW: Joyce Bendrickson, Donna Powell. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Carter, Nancy Dinan, Cheryl Pickard. Q. f' if .XY 1 1. OFFICIALS, TOP ROW: Gail Bergsma, Margie Hill, Snookie Donner, Karen Shirey, Kathy Dorsey, Jane? Crawford. 2nd ROW: Sharon Bergsma, Jean Juri- cich, Joyce Juricich, Deanna Griswold, Gay Matte- son, Audrea Jacob, Linda Carter. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Horn, Bev Devine, Barbara Shirey, Nancy Dinan, Par Murray. f 4 SPORTHEADS, TOP ROW: Jean Juricich, Karen Shirey, Lucy Parker, Winona Sey- mour. 2nd ROW: Joyce Juricich, Connie Brown, Cheryl Pickard, Bev Devine. BOT- TOM ROW: Peggy Buell, Barbara Shirey, Tedie Day. I ff f TOP ROW: Karen Shirey, Lynda White, Lucy Parker, Krysia Rus- sell, Barbara Shirey, l.eAnna Stodghill, Loreen Swalling, Bev Phil- lips. SECOND ROW: Winona Seymour, Virginia Uhlick, Donna x7 TOP ROW: Marge Hill, Geri Mariin, Vikki Johnson, Marian Mur- doch, Ruth Lancasier, Roseanne Martin, Sandy Hansen. SECOND ROW: Betty Hansen, Ellen Levenseller, Janie Hayes, Sherry John- TOP ROW: Peggy Buell, Diana Diedrich, Kathy Dorsey, Tedina Day, Linda Carter, Janet Crawford, Sally Ervig, Nancy Dinan. SECOND ROW: Judy Horn, Linda Eller, Joyce Bendickson, Gail 3 ff x Powell, Sandy Paulsen, Barbara Toepel, Eileen Sprenger, Jerri Osborn. BOTTOM ROW: Penny Roe, Sheila White, Karen Smiih, Sondra Gulberg, Sandy Towne, Pauline Wilmot. son, Gay Matteson, Gayle Hanson. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Morris, Pat Murray, Audrea Jacob, Margaret Fisher, Marilyn Morris, Bergsma, Millie Burrett, Bev Devine, Lenore Donner, BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Crafeau, Connie Brown, Jean Juricich, Joyce Juri- cich, Shirley Bullard, Sharon Bergsma. S2317 'Q fi x J .,, ,,,. J, k.Y,. rv ...R ' T i . 4'--sn. 2 'AY Q, sg LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Emerf, G. Sexton, P. Kretz, B. Berquisf, G. Dorsey, S. McCloud, Mr. Spitzer, G. Foull. eam ?aq4'7'eam-- 'eam- ' .2 ww, J K., LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Reed, J. Gram, D. vom, D. Knufsen, J. Adomski, LEFT TO RIGHT: s. Meier, B. smfey, 5. vor? Erreffk, shsrey, J D. Foull, D. Garrison, Mr. Perrson. Pendergcst G. Martin, S. Hansen, N. Jones. v ' u UL l X STANDING: J. Arthur, Mr. Francis, W. Tennison, T. Oldham, J. Jackson, Q. Branch, D. Faull, K. Christian, G. Faull. SITTING: D. Murdach, G. Olson, C. Jo nston, J. Haner, Dennis Weller, D. Francouer, Dave Weller, J. Green ' J I M ' ,1 . My V K AMW f E ALQ1, Ofjl . fpwfyf' 71? Sal . 7646 fm Cz! l BACK ROW: G. Natter, B, Reinicke, G. Reagan, D. McNeal, F. Dugan, G. Knowlton, T. Rahman, B. Stotts. FRONT ROW: B. Richmond, H. Floyd, G, Huguenin, J. Pierce, G. Schmauch. Throm, D. Williams, L. Plush, J. Vernalen, A. Wyscaver, S. Throm, l SECOND ROW: E. Remick, D. Helland, K. Jensen, C. Jensen, P. B. Towne, J. Klaus, B. Helland. L4 A1 l K 3 f f ',E:GXXg,.4,-4 ff ss aww 'SGW' su by ' Qfmffig 5 as , USSU5 1 emi ' ,LF l Qs, beg Sri 9251 W 1 w , . ,X 'Q 5 A ff -ff' f- ', ,K '41 ij-'S ,V 9' w'f A ,'T,,,,., ' 'kk. Win ' N Awwxif I M- ,f W W New 1. .gr e 214 f' I' fn f ,X fry ,, Af 11, U 'mga ., I, W f , J, , 1 , 1 .,,x!'4. ,, I , I ' -x 1 A .,g EN U 7 vf Q f A , ,, , - f Q . f 1 + 'P f f 4 1 'V f ,,f f Af ff, fff ,W ' Mm 1 , Mff Of, 4 6 if :ii f 71, V' 3 MJ' f , A,. 1 ,ff r mf 'Nga , 41 W ,M 91 f 7 fm f , y I f , ,Zi 53 1 - f ' ff, 741.15 -la , ' ' - fa fm: 'ALM , ' . if V, , ,, 4445, mf g , , ,f , ff f I ff .,1, fr ff , 7 ff f iflif f ff f' V, f ., , ky, -fsgyg, Kf ,I J 42x,,ffif!TX ' vim Q 1 I f X Zi? ,IW f f U Z' , f s, 1 ,,ff. SQ ABOVE: Princess Karen Mus- grave escorted by Mike Beard. BELOW: Princess Nancy Davis escorted by Alex Bennett. . FMA? Kaz fd ememfefz BELOW: Queen Carole White escorted by Ray Jacob. Y A demonstration of loyalty and school spirit was the first maior event of the year, Homecoming. The usual theme, Knights to Remember, was elaborately car- ried out in the decor of the gym by decoration chair- man, Karen Jacobsen. Our master of ceremonies was Pat Halstead, Penny Monaghan took charge of the os- sembly plan and Melanie Harrell was responsible for the programs. Serving as guards were members of the Lettermen's Club. The Knightones and Knightlites en- tertained the court with musical selections. That evening a dance was held in honor ot Queen Carole in the East High Catetorium. Anita Chopp was in charge of this. Homecoming served as an excellent opportunity for our alumnae to return to East and relive some of their memories. 71 3: ABOVE: Princess Sandy Satterthwaite escorted by Ron Kongas. BELOW: Princess Barbara Copley escorted by Rod Scheyer. Joh n Leyden Stan Crossman 5. U , Charlotte Warlord Car Y ole While is Sam Th rom Marilyn Meier Barbara Copley Janet Meier www TOP ROW: Drum Majoreffe, Karen Toepelg Captain, Denise Johnson, Drum Major, Bob Capps. MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Morris, Carol Rommen, Mary Jackson, Barbara Babcock. BOTTOM ROW: Betfy Rutherford, Carolyn Lax. 'gcmd S. elds, Sh J. Johnston, T. B. Chronisfer, W: O R RTH OU F on, C. Klein. nnis Te G. Olson, W. Mello, D. De G I, Russel Benson, D. T. Hooper, baugh, J Gm T Francis, D. S J. W: O R CK BA efi Smith, M. All Joe acKenzie, J M Sm th, J. Shockro, Thompson, M. . Feek, J rossman, J C Nelson, W: B. O NTH R moncl. SEVE Rich Young, J lespie, B. Bergquisi, D. Gil pps, R. Ca B. Hill, auch, hm .Sc Schworiz, D. Tysver, L. Show, J Crawford, J J 5, lip OW: S. Snead, P. Phi R RD THI xon, David ng, Joyce Juricich, D. Di Ru og ner, D. J W J Whiftom, Schu tz, S. Jean Juricich, Garrison, D. Coulter, J B. Hoyes, King, W: M. O R ND rris. SECO Mo Tennison, B, Clark, S. 9, M. Ervi nsford, S. Po ields, G. Sh onaghan, J P M SIXTH ROW: D. Hansen, Roocl. L. Weller, N. ode, Sl C. W: RO ONT FR ith. Sm K. Dunham, u, L. G Be r, T. La edde Davis, D. V M. H FT Jernberg. FI Gillespie, D. en, J yd .Le Sfoiis, J Mosfe rs, B. Weller, D. Dennis hiie, E.W Harr ngton. R. J Osborne, Poschal, D. Stulfz, S. Murray, M. Block, Weyencl, J Berg, Jackson, J. B. Love, B. Johnson, V. Dixon, J. llum, Ca Mc J Fry, R. Kretz, P. ROW: 5. 'f 'r il' ll 'N Ili, I 4 K I I 'i 5 STANDING: L. Rvssell, L, White, H. Stewart, J. Boles, P. Bogne. KNEELING: C. Lombard, C, Carlson, J. Bloslce, D. Diedrich, B. Slwirey, J, Brunsfad, Email' Scam' ui! mm DRILL LEADERS: Lieufenanf, Penny Peterson, Coptoin, Sondy Towne, Lieufenani, Yvonne Winslow. STANDING: T. Cassino, L. Wildes, C. Bell, G. Tarbox, G. Mafie Benneii, E. Sfrong, S. Bergsmo, S. Williams, M. Machinski, B. Devine. son, B. Toepol, N. Gaffney. KNEELING: K. ' 2 wif .. Sf' ' - I I Qi ' V 'lii'i133ifl:f'i'.:i .L ..--.. 'li' 'fil3'K'2 f .. . . ..-. X 7 'LAY .,mx...., .. .L ., 1 fx M 5 4-3 , . -1 .. 41, x ' f 1 i Hel BACK ROW: Jackie Larson, Ginger Yesland, Donna Herber. FRONT ROW: Wilma Russell, Sunny Gulberg. cmd Sa gum! BACK ROW: D. DeMello, J, Juricich, S. Schulfz, D. Sfambaugh, Shields, J, Gillespie, J. Richmond. FRONT ROW: J. Feek, J D. Rung, E. Whife, B. Sfotfs, D. Russell, B. Bergquisf, R. Gillespie, Garrison, D. Coulfer, M. King, S, Morris, K. Smith, L. .Dunham D. Young, B. Capps. SECOND ROW: D. Hansen, B. Chronister, T. l-OBCOU, P- Pl1illiPS,J- CFUWf0l'd- J. Smith, J. McCallum, J. Berg, C. Klein, B. Love, P. Kretz, J. . 114.41 151.01 lvl 7il 7Tsl...ill 1 ' r ...Q .ei I '-.L f 12223 4,5 S. Duclos, B. Giggons, M. Thompson, W: A. RO Dorsey. FRONT M. Siuliz, D. Frechin, J. Berg, B. Love, C. Klein, J. J. Gillespie, D Young, B. Bergquist, R. Franc s, J. BACK ROW: gert. FG Mussmon, S. G ,J ell wright, L. Mitch Se Chron ster, J. Leyden, B. Richmond, J. W: O R RD . Schultz, D. Stombough. THI Thompson, S I, roy, D. Poscho UT end, S. M RQW: J. Block, N. Wey ND CO Crawford, K. Smiih. SE J Dixon, ff ,f.,fW.f,.,w w,,4A,..J6- nn.. J-, -, ,Mi ..,.. . Q VR ' 1 H , X15 FQ W6 I -qv. eri, G. Em rer, M. Deeds, C. McPheeters, J. GU Richardson, S. M K. mmonsen, McPheeters, J. Si Mus- rsholl, K. Higgin, K. Jacobsen, K. ronihom, C. Mo ok, B. Miles, R. G Co ROW: B. CK BA S. Eide, M. Deskins, L. Larson, B. Il, Ho ey, K. Reynolds, M. Dew J. W: O R ONT FR SexTon RD ROW: D. Allen, G. words. THI . Clark, L. Hull, R. Busse, C. Johnsion, M. Ed grove, J mpbeli, D. Kneece, G. Prisk. Co pei, Toe Stodghill, D. Plouf, C. Bloisdell, B. Bioisdeil, K. ey, L. Grantham, S. Swanson, D. Dew Lee, C. Higgin, G. F. J Grant, D. Ryon, T. Oldham. SECOND ROW: Hciner, F. Forbes, J i 6 1- ' Q W' 1 BACK ROW: T. Wood, J. Miles, N. Dinan, D. Jones, J. Anderson, Knapp. FRONT ROW: E. Strang, B, Barnes, S. Gulberg, R. Gran- P. Lewis, D. Kirk, J. Pederson, D. Roberts, V. Uhlich, D. Taylor. tham, M. Ayers, J. Edwards, S. White, K. Clark, K. Rambert, L. SECOND ROW: B. Ervig, S. Garringer, L. Quimby, C. Beachum, PI'iTCl'1STT. K. Rambert, J, Simpson, B. Reynolds, P. Sherman, E. Springer, P. rf!! LEFT TO RIGHT: Carlyn Higgin, John Emert, George Grantham, Bill Miles. - Standing, BACK ROW: John Emert, Farrel Forbes, Tom Oldham. MID- DLE ROW: Marsha Deskins, Melanie Harrell, Karen Musgrave, Mike Edwards. SEATED: Shirley Campbell. 1 -s: I Tifify' egg.-Q3 si gg: 4 49' .!,,,.f X 4 Mx . I me . . The Senior Ball for the class of '59 was held in the high school cate- torium, January 24. The setting was a winter scene accented with green and white fir trees and a large blue and silver sleigh decorat- ing the stage, miniature sleighs were on the tables. Barbara Larson and Sam Throm were chosen senior couple at intermission. The com- mittee chairmen who helped make this year's dance a success were Penny Monaghan, Melanie Herrall, Pat Halstead, Rod Scheyer, and Sandy Towne. This was another event long to be remembered. Senior Couple Sam Throm and Barbara Larson -....,? Anita Chopp and Pat Halstead Rod Scheyer and Mary Berkness rm GAG! 7 G. '2 Q Ci C9 ee Kent Dalmseth and Karen Musgrave Sharon MacMillan and Dennis Eno 'S-.J Carolyn Marshall and Lloyd Burroughs 'fad KSN Q5 X' ,N-ws. Xa- , sc ,N N-Nw w- fp . . L., t -,,-R Q .ag l 1 l i , l ,X -g . 4 i i l 5 fi i V .- L ll BACK ROW: D. Stambaugh, R. Gillespie, S. Crossman, J. Berg, J. Jackson, B. Love, C. Kincaid. FRONT ROW: I lin 'gf 4 Y. J l 1 Q R2 A SR L YQA ., Jlltddfbfldvt The most elaborate dance ofthe year was held March 28th in the East High Cafetoriurn. The theme, Mystic Sea was carried out through all the decorations. Fish nets were draped on the walls with colorful 'fish and marine murals. Fish lanterns hung from the ceiling lighted the room. Mist was blown across the floor giving a mystic sensation. Two mermaids held a scroll with all the seniors' names at one end of the room. The Olympic College Combo played with a large pink shell behind them. Joe Taylor and his group entertained. Twelve iuniors were elected before the dance to compete tor the Junior Couple, chosen at the dance. They were Diana Dewey, Janet l-Iartvigsen, Judy Kufifner, Sandy Mauer, Sharon Murray, Donna Rob- erts, Dave Alfred, Dennis Eno, Dick Johnston, Mere- dith Leismann, Dave McAboy, and Steve Swan- son. The Junior Couple was Diana Dewey and Steve Swanson. J. Francis, J. Richmond, B. Chronister, J. Lyden, J. Gillespie. c 5 I ll ll . Q Dance Zuma! UI 5 3' if pl big if, I S, if Zi W Meredith Liesmann and Sandie Maurer Steve Swanson and Diana Dewey mb! The combined East-West annual Sweetheart Swirl was held in the West High gym, February Ql. The E Club of East and the W Club of West planned the elaborate and vivid decorations. The theme of this year's dance was Spring Garden. High- lights of the evening were intermission entertain- ment by a vocal group, followed by the selection of Sweetheart couple from East, Pat Halstead and Anita Chopp. Judy Edwards and Tom Oldham Nancy Clark and Gary Haugan Dennis Weller and Mary Lou Davis Carolyn Yesland and Jack Hamer .sN EDITOR: Carol Kirby . . ! This year the Knight Times has initiated many new things in the make-up of the paper. Several new mastheads were designed by the capable artists that we were tor- tunate enough to have, they were Kenn Weakley, Carol Cox, and Allan Bale. A new system of lining the paper was also used. One of the highlights of the year for the iournalism class was the Pa- citic Coast School Press Clinic at the University ot Washington. The delegates to this convention learned many useful and interesting things about the newspaper business. NEWS EDITOR: Deanna Griswold ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR SPORTS: Jim Richmond FEATURE EDITOR Carol Cox ART: Allen Bale Wendy Walters SW! ED: Connie Higgin, Linda Dixon, Julie Wallace, Deanna Griswold, Barbara STANDING: Jim Richmond. SEAT Johnson, '7 i if 3,2 nr-1 A-Aka-ww if 'fill 'T tx ff iq A4 EDITOR: Nancy Davis O A Trip Ta The IJniversjTy,0T VVashingTon aT The The School year marked The IUITIOTTCSAU QT i'ilf annuals'irqaffsfgirhembers inTo work on SHIELD5 Accompanied by QQ'fSch!lRlberolCrf,hV sTafT aT- Tended ifQk3nf7 Qjeroducfion aT This sTaTe:vyiclel YearbQoki7iQg5nference. Planning T I ay,, p rod u cecl noyel, of each mfifilber of for ex' ' V much asapossible To malge pserof available space. Nexgi, arrggangemergs Werefrnqdjefffqr The pic- Tufes, arTvlfark, anb cQpyfTQ'ijCOfr?rjpfleTe each oTfTheM laybuTs,l Jbhnljl-lUclso'nQ bhoiogrg- pherf become a farniliar Tigurehere CITIEDST. Vhyh I Theihelp. of Mr.IlJim Pcflmyicompany represenfaiive for This jareaf deadlines were meTl and maferialfseniflte publisher, The AmesricanI'Yearbaalg Cfernpahy locafed in Mark Twainfsli hbmefown ,r Hannibal, Missouri, I I A f , BUSINESS MANAGER INDEX N Shirley Raikko PaT Bagne ASST. EDITOR: Anita Chopp FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS Lois Tysver Diane Francoeur Karen Forster SPORTS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Carole White Stan Crossman Karen Musgrave Carlyn Higgin lrmI..'mzf41 ' v . . m: 'VY 0 Q XX fu ' I Z 4 He mode his friends by being one, And on his friendship men relied, ln every deed thot need be done He mode the Golden Rule his guide. His friendly presence brought o cheer Thot mode the doy seem wondrous foir, His doily living so sincere Mode others love him everywhere, He wos ci friend. No tosk too greot for him to do, And in the doing wos o smile Thot aided os he corried through The deeds thot were so well worthwhile The brightness of his doy is gone, We see the setting of the sun, lf only we could corry on Ancl live ci life like he hos done! He wos o friend. Just yonder on the stor-kissed shore He cdrries on in nobler WGYQ Though we con see his foce no more Thdnlcs for his friendship for ci doy. lf on his tomb I could indite The epitoph l hcive in mind, The truest words thot I could find: He was o friend. Will Taylor East Sade Merchants To the East Snde Merchants we of the SHIELD and East High School extend our slncere thanks for helpung to make thus yearbook posstble. AL'S GARDEN SPOT 3228 Perry Avenue 1IENK,S BEARD INSURANCE 'List with Beard's and it's Sold LEE'S AUTO PARTS 2111 East 11th ROEY 85 GLENN 'S FOOD CENTER 2011 2st 11t LEE CURTIS T.V. 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33, 73 Bagne, Michele 25, 49 Bagne, Pat 11, 75, 84 Bale, Allen 11, 22, 83 Bale, Dennis 33, 58 Bales, Bob 11, 50 Bales, Joyce 29, 75 Barnes, Barbara 29, 54, 79 Baskett, June 33 Baxter, Jim 29, 58, 62 Beachum, Colleen 11, 53, 79 Beard, Mike 11, 22, 51, 60, 71 Beatty, Karen 33 Bell, Carla 29, 75 Bell, John 33 Bell, Mike 29 Bendickson, Joyce 33, 64, 65 Bennett, Alex 11, 13, 36, 38, 39, 41, 42, 47 50, 51, 60, 71 Bennett, Kay 54, 75 Bennett, Kenneth 25, 33 Benson, Ellen 33 Benson, Thiel 33, 74 Berg, Jim 29, 48, 63, 74, 76, 77, 81 Bergsma, Gail 33, 64 Bergsma, Sharon 33, 64, 65, 75 Berlien, Bob 25 Berquist, Bob 25, 42, 45, 51, 67, 7 Blaisdell, Billie 12, 53, 78 Blaisdell, Carol 29, 43, 78 Blaske, Joan 29, 44, 75 Blatt, Judy 33, 40 Block, Glenn 12, 52, 53 Block, Jan 29, 74, 77 Booth, Sandy 29, 43 Bolan, Fay 25, 44, 46, 48 Bond, Colleen 12, 22 Booth, Judy 33 Borgen, Darie 29, 40 Bowman, Penny 29 Branch, Courtney 33, 61, 62 Branch, Keith 25, 51, 57 Branch, Quentin 50, 68 Brice, Judy 33 Britton, Tom 12 Brown, Bob 29, 62 Brown, Connie 12, 42, 64, 65 Brown, Lucy 33 Brunell, Teddie 33, 62 Brunstad, JoAnne 25, 49, 75 Brunstad, Melvin 29, 48, 57, 58 Buell, Charles 33, 58, 61 Buell, Peggy 25, 42, 45, 50, 51, 65 4, 76, 77 Bullard, Shirley 33, 65 Burrett, Mildred 25, 45, 49, 65 Burroughs, Lloyd 25, 80 Burt, Leslie 12 Busby, Lewis 25, 42, 45, 50, 51, 62 Busby, Mary Ann 29, 45 Busse, Roy 24, 25, 39, 41, 42, 47, 48, 51 57, 60, 78 C Caldwell, Harlen 12 Campbell, Mike 25 Campbell, Shirley 25, 78, 79 Capps, Bob 12, 73, 74, 76 Carlson, Christy 29, 40, 49, 75 Carstens, Arlie 29, 58 Carter, Carol 29, 40, 44, 46 Carter, Linda 33, 54, 64, 65 Cassidy, Carol 25 Cassidy, Harry 33, 58 Cassina, Tonie 25, 75 Castro, Bob 29 Castro, Dick 25, 63 Castro, Ron 12 Chandler, Phyllis 33 Chapman, Steve 29 chopp, Anita l2, ls, 40, 41, 42, so, 84 Chopp, Joanne 33, 39, 44 Christensen, Jim 25, 48, 51, 57, 62 Christian, Kevin 29, 48, 68 Chronister, Bill 12, 74, 76, 77, 81 Clark, Alvina 25 Clark, Barbara 29, 74 Clark, Joan 25, 40, 49, 78 Clark, Karen 33, 79 Clark, Nancy 29, 49, 82 Cline, Chuck 48 Cobler, Judy 25, 40 Conyers, Tamea 29, 43, 49 Cook, Bill 12, 78 Copley, Barbara 12, 43, 70, 71, 72 Corbit, Ron 33 Coulter, Dan 33, 58, 61, 74, 76 Cox, Barbara 33 Cox, Carol 25, 42, 48, 49 Cox, Judy 29, 48, 83 Crateau, Dick 21, 22, 56, 5, Crateau, Elaine 33, 65 Crawford, Janet 33, 64, 65, 74, 76, 77 Crossman, Stan 12, 17, 72, 74, 81, 84 D Dailey, Mike 33, 58, 62 Dailly, Ernestine 25 Danberg, Kathy 54 Darragh, Joan 29 Davis, Gloria 33 Davis, Mary Lou 29, 74, 82 Davis, Nancy 12, 15, 36, 39, 42, 70, 7 Day, Tadina 25, 51, 64, 65 Deeds, Don 12, 51, 63 Deeds, Marlene 12, 78 Defina, Dolores 25 Deitz, Joanne 29 Demello, George 54, 74, 76 Derry, Chuck 12, 51 Deskins, Marsha 29, 78, 79 Devine, Beverly 29, 49, 51, 64, 65, 75 Dewey, Diana 25, 40, 48, 78, 82 Dewey, Jim 29, 49, 78 Diedrich, Diana 65, 75 Dinan, Nancy 33, 64, 65, 79 Dixon, Dick 29, 62, 74 Dixon, Linda 13, 40, 43, 83 Dixon, Vaughn 33, 74, 77 Dolmseth,.Kent 25, 51, 60, 63, 80 Donner, Lenora 33, 64, 65 Donner, Ted 29, 51, 57, 58, 61, 63 Dority, James 29 Dorsey, Gerald 50, 67, 77 Dorsey, Kathleen 33, 64, 65 Drake, Dianne 25 Duclos, Michele 33, 77 Dugan, Pat 33, 58, 68 90 4 Dunham, Lynne 25, 54, 74, 76 E Eddington, Larry 25 Eddington, Ronald 33 Edwards, Judy 29, 79, 82 Edwards, Mike 29, 60, 63, 78, 79 Eide, Lois 47, 54, 78 Eilers, Valerie 25, 48 Eller, Linda 33, 54, 65 Eller, Sandra 25, 43, 48 Ellingson, Jane 13, 52, 53 Ellis, Jerry 13, 62 Emert, Janis 33 Emert, John 25, 49, 50, 67, 78, 79 Eno, Dennis 24, 25, 47, 51, 57, 60, 63, 80 Ervig, Betty 79 Ervig, Sally 33, 65, 74 F Faull, Don 25, 51, 67, 68 Faull, Gary 33, 67, 68 Favero, Marla 29, 48 Feek, Jim 29, 63, 74, 76 Feldmeir, Lee 25 Felix, Sharon 33 Fellows, Ben 13, 50, 51 Fellows, Sharon 25, 49, 54 Ferguson, Judy 25, 42, 44, 48 Ferris, Linda 29 Finke, Peter 25, 48, 50, 63 Fischer, Dan 33 Fischer, Mary 25 Fisher, Gorden 13, 50 Fisher, Linda 29 Fisher, Margaret 33, 65 Flanagan, John 33, 61 Floyd, Harold 29, 50, 68 Flynn, Jerry 29, 58 Folden, Dick 13, 51 Forbes, Farrell 13, 51, 60, 63, 78, 79 Forster, Karen 13, 45, 47, 54, 84 Fortin, Linda 13 Fouts, Sharon 14, 36, 42, 54 Francalangia, Jim 26, 61 Francis, Lawrence 29 Francis, Marlene 14, 52, 53 Francoeur, Diane 14, 40, 45, 47, 84 Francoeur, Donald 24, 58, 68 Frechin, Diane 29, 77 Frost, Charles 26 Frost, Harold 29 Fry, Jeanine 26 Fry, Ray 29, 39, 61, 74 G Gaffney, Nora 28, 29, 49, 75 Garfield, Francis 29 Garinger, Sharon 29, 79 Garrison, Jim 29, 39, 49, 61, 74, 76 Gerard, Lee 58 Giggans, Bernice 14, 38, 39, 42, 43, 77 Gillard, Judy 29 Gillespie, John 29, 74, 76,481 Gillespie, Ronald 33, 74, 76, 77, 81 Gragert, Stacia 29, 47, 77 Grant, Jim 29, 58, 61, 67 Grantham, George 14, 36, 42, 48, 78, 79 Grantham, Ray 29, 51, 57, 58, 61, 78 Grantham, Ruth 33, 79 Grass, Larry 33, 58 Green, John 26, 42, 48, 50, 51, 62, 68 Grimm, Doug 29, 58 Griswold, Deanna 14, 39, 43, 64, 83 Gross, Miles 33, 58 H Hall, John 26 Hall, Marie 29, 43, 78 Halstead, Pat 11, 14, 36, 38, 39, 41, 42, 51 60, '62, 80 Haner, Gerry 29, 68, 78 Hansen, Dick 29, 74, 76 Hansen, Gayle 29, 47, 49, 65 Hansen, Sandra 26, 42, 49, 51, 65, 67 Hanson, Betty 30, 65 Hanson, John 26, 51, 63 Hanson, Thomas 34, 48 Harmon, Carol 34, 40 Harrell, Dick 30 Harrell, Melanie 10, 14, 17, 43, 79 Harrington, Roberta 34, 74 Harris, Gary 30, 48, 61, 63 Hart, Richard 26, 51, 62 Hartvigsen, Janet 26, 43 Haugan, Gary 30, 48, 51, 57, 58, 63, 82 Haukom, John 26 Hayes, Bruce 34, 74 Hayes, Danny 26 Hayes, Janie 34, 65 Haynes, David 26 Haynes, Diane 14, 21 Hazen, Gail 14, 40, 42 Heacox, Jeanne 34, 39 Heacox, Judi 26, 42, 44, -. Hebb, Lana 26, 44, 49, 54 Heimsness, Gerald 26 Helland, Dale 26, 42, 45, 50, 62, 68 Helland, Robert 30, 50, 57, 58, 68 Henderson, Karol Sue 34 Henderson, Mark 30 Henderson, Nick 34 Henrickson, Arnold 30, 57, 58, 63 Herber, Donna 34, 76 , Herndon, Carole 24, 26, 43, 48 Herndon, Lynne 33, 40 Hester, Janie 34 Hiber, Terry 34, 54 Higgin, Carlyn 14, 53, 78, 79, 84 Higgin, Konnie 26, 78, 83 Hill, Donald 26, 74 Hill, Margie 34, 64, 65 Holtman, Mike 30, 62 Hollister, Dave 30, 61, 62 Hooper, John 34, 58, 74 Hoover, Janis 14 Horn, Judy 14, 19, 51, 54, 64, 65 Horn, Sandra 34, 54 Hostord, Bob 26 Hotvet, Martin 34, 39, 61, 62 Huguenin, Gene 30,68 Hull, Leslie 30, 78 Huser, Karen 30, 49 Rosean ne 26, 65 J Jackson, Barbara 30 Jackson, John 14, 51, 68, 74, 81 Jackson, Judy 14, 38, 39, 43 Jackson Mary 30 43, 48, 73 Jacob, Audree 31, 40, 46, 54, 64, 65 Jacob, Rav 14, 22, 51, 56, 57. 71 Jacobson, Karen 14, 36, 39, 40, 42, 78 Jensen, Clark 30, 51, 62, 68 Jensen, Robert 68 Jernberg, David 34, 74 Johnson, Johnson, Barbara 26, 83 Buzz 32, 58, 61, 74 Johnson, Denise 26, 42, 73 Johnson, Sherry 34, 65 Johnson, Tom 30, 39, 41, 74 Johnson, Victoria 65 Johnston, Carl 48, 58, 68, 78 Johnston, Carryll 30 Johnston, Dick 26 Johnston, John 34 Johnston, Karen 26, 48 Johnston, Tom 32, 34, 58 Johnstone, Sharon 30, 44 Jones, Billie 34 Jones, Darlene 26 Jones, Nara Lee 26, 39, 43, 48, 67, 79 Joyce, Jerilyn 34, 54 Jurges, Charles 30, 48 Juricich, Jean 14, 51, 54, 64, 65, 74 Juricich, Joyce 15, 51, 54, 64, 65, 74, 7., K Kahn, Janelle 15 Kangas, Ron 15, 22, 51, 56, 57, 71 Karlson, Allen 15, 51, 56, 57, 63 Keetle, Billy 34 Kelly, Kathleen 30, 40, 45 Ketterling, Kenneth 26 Kincaid, Clifford 30, 58, 63, 81 King, Margie 30, 74, 76 Kirby, Carol 15, 36, 39, 40, 42, 48, 83 Kirk, Diane 26, 79 Kirov, Maria 34 Klaus, Gerry 30, 68 Klein, Charles 26, 74, 76, 77 Klinefelter, Althea 15, 52, 53 Knapp, Pat 15, 22, 45, 79 Knaut, Dorothy 26, 48 Kneece, Dolores 26, 44, 78 Knight, Bonnie 30 Knowlton, Gary 63, 68 Knox, Frank 30, 58, 63 Knox, Peter 34, 61 Knutsen, Don 26, 51, 67 Knutson, Doug 34, 58 Knutson, Kay 26, 40, 46, 47, 49 Koch, Jerry 26, 48, 50 Kock, Richard 34 Kretz, Paul 26, 51, 67, 74, 76 Kruse Earl 34, 54 Kuttner, Judy 26, 43, 44, 47, 49 Kutcfner, William 34 L Labeau, Terrilyn 34, 74, 76 Lajoie, Eugene 15 Lancaster, Ruth 30, 48, 65 Laners, Barbara 15, 46 Laraway, Judy 26, 44, 49 Larsen, Richard 34 Larson, Barbara 16, 38, 39, 41, 43, 78, 80 Larson, Carol 48, 49, 50 Larson, Fred 30 Larson, Jackie 34, 76 Lax, Carolyn 30, 43, 73 Lay, Donna 30 LeCompte, Mary 30, 45, 48 Lee, Frank 26, 51, 61, 78 Lee, Ozzie 16, 41, 51, 56, 57 Leibensperger, Jim 16 Levenseller, Ellen 30, 48, 65 Lewis, Joyce 26, 42, 46 Lewis, Pat 16, 79 Leyden, John 16, 72, 74, 77, 81 Liesmann, Meredith 26, 51, 57, 60, 63, 82 Linden, Linnea 16, 22, 40, 45 Lindgren, Sandy 26, 43, 44, 49 Lindstrum, Alan 16 Lingle, Craig 30 Lombard, Carole 16, 47, 75 Love, Bill 30, 63, 74, 76, 77, 81 M MachinskiHMarilyn 30, 46, 75 Machinski, Richard 16, 50 Mackenzie, Jerry 30, 74 rviuckey, oeite 16, 43 Mackey, Rom-26, 44, 51, 57, 60, 63 MacMillian, Shari 34, 39, 48, 80 Marshall, Carolyn 26, 78, 80 Martin, Bill 34, 58, 61 Martin, Connie 30 Martin, Geraldine 30, 65, 67 Martin, Martinson, Sonda 16, 51, 52 Masters, Dave 26, 74 Matteson, Gay 30, 47, 51, 64, 65, 75 Maurer, Sandy 26, 43, 44, 78, 82 Mayer, Jerry 34, 61, 62 McAboy, Dave 26, 48, 51, 57 McCallum, John 28, 30, 58, 63, 74, 76 McCallum, Tom 34 McCloud, Steve 26, 51, 67 McCullough, Mike 30 McDonald, Nancy 30 McDowell, Dennis 30 McElroy, Bruce 30 91 McElroy, Joyce 30, 48 McElroy, Wayne 16, 50 McKinney, Betty 16 McKinsey, Merle 30 McLaughlin, Howard 30 McNeal, Delbert 34, 68 McNulty, Robert 34 McPheeters, Chuck 30, 78 McPheeters, Grace 26, 45, 47, 78 Meier, Janet 16, 39, 43, 44, 47, 72 Meier, Marilyn 16, 43, 72 Meier, Susan 26, 42, 43, 44, 49, 67 Merkel, John 16, 52, 53 Messenger, Jim 34, 62 Miles, Bill 16, 78, 79 Miles, Doug 16, 42, 48, 49, 50 Miles, Janis 34, 79 Miller, June 34 Mitchell, LeAnna 30, 77 Monaghan, Penny 10, 17, 43, 44, 46, 74 Morneau, Alan 34, 58 Morris, Brenda 30 Morris, Lynn 17, 48, 50 Morris, Marilyn 65, 73 Morris, Sharon 26, 65, 74, 76 Morrison, Sandy 27 Morton, Patti 34 Mosley, Roy 30, 62 Murdoch, David 27, 50, 68 Murdoch, Marian 34, 65 Murray, Patricia 34, 54, 64, 65 Murray, Sharon 44, 74, 77 Musgrave, Karen 17, 22, 40, 70, 71, 78, 79, 80, 84 Mussman, Jean 30, 77 Myers, Bill 17, 53 N Nalley, Charline 30 Natter, Gary 62, 68 Negaard, Alice 27, 44, 48 Nelson, Barbara 30, 74 Nelson, Doug 30, 63 Newell, Evelyn 17, 52, 53 Nichols, Sherry 30, 44 Nichols, William 34, 58, 61, 62 Ninemire, Dan 17 Nall, David 30 Novick, Martin 17 Nuttal, Rodger 17, 22 Nylund, Carol 11, 17, 36, 42 O O'Hair, Clarence iBud1 30, 45 Oldham, Tom 30, 63, 68, 78, 79, 82 Olmstead, Kim 30, 39, 49, 51, 57, 58, 61, 62 Olson, Gary 30, 68, 74 Olson, Kenneth 18, 39, 41, 50 O'Neal, Maureen 27 O'Neil, Amy 30, 47, 49 Osborn, Jerie 34, 65, 74 Osterman, Eric 27, 50 P Panker, Corlee 40, 43 Panker, George 18 Parker, Lucy 27, 45, 48, 49, 51, 54, 64, 65 Parker, Pete 18, 48, 51, 56, 57 Parr, Gary 34 Parr, Larry 34, 58 Pascavage, Roger 34, 58, 62 Paschal, Donna 27, 40, 42, 44, 47, 49, 74, 77 Paulsen, Sandy 27, 40, 44, 46, 48, 54, 65 Pearson, Judy 30 Peavy, Don 18 Pedersen, Jeanette 47, 79 Pendergast, JoAnne 30, 40, 67 Perry, Richard 18 Perry, Rolland 18, 50 Peterson, Darlene 27 Peterson, Herman 30, 62 Peterson, Jamie 30, 34 Peterson, Larry 34 Peterson, Penny 30, 44, 46, 75 Petrie, Michael 34 Pharr, Ruby 27 Schmidtke, Marilyn 31 Schmit, Laurance 58 Schmit, Lewis 35, 58 Thompson, Ann 20, 22, 40, 77 Thompson, Jean 27, 74, 77 Thomson, Tom 35 Pickard Phillips, Beverly 65 Phillips, Pat 30, 74, 76 Pickard, Alan 30, 49, 61 Pickard, Cheryl 34, 49, 64 Jon 18 51 Schoneman, Noel 27, 48, 50 Schultz, Susan 31, 74, 76, 77 Schwartz, Jeanne 31, 74 Sellars, Ron 31, 51, 57 Sergeant, Gary 15, 19 Throm, Bill 34, 58, 68 Throm, Sam 20, 51, 68, 72, 80 Toepel, Barbara 35, 65, 75 Toepel, Karen 31, 73, 78 Tomren, Gerry 31 Pidduck, Tom 34, 58 Pierce, Jerry 30, 68 Pierro, Keen 30 Pitzer, Lester 34, 58 Plouf, Diane 27, 43, 47, 54, 78 Plush, Larry 31, 48, 58, 63, 68 Ponstord, George 31, 63, 74 Powell, Donna 35, 64, 65 Powell, Henry 35 Price, Portia 31, 49 Prisk, Gary 31, 48, 63, 78 Pritchett, Linda 79 Proctor, Kent 27 Prause, Bob 18, 22, 52, 53 Q Quimby, Linda 35, 79 R Rafielson, Dennis 35, 58 Ratielson, Larry 18, 51, 56, 57 Rahman, Greg 35 Rahman, Tim 31, 50, 62, 68 Raikko, shariey ia, 42, 43, 45, 47, 84 Rambert, Karen 31, 79 Rambert, Kathie 35, 79 Rapp, Hugh 27 Rasmussen, Darlene 27, 48 Rasor, Ronald 31, 58 Rath, David 18 Rayburn, Joanne 35, 48 Reagan, Gaylord 35, 62, 68 Reasons, Barbara 18, 46 Rebbe, Gretchen 31 Reed, Glenn 18, 52, 53, 67 Reed, John 35, 50 Reese, Eleanor 35, 45 Reese, Raymond 35 Reinicke, William 35, 68 Sewright, Sherry 77 Sexton, Gary 51, 67, 78 Seymour, Winona 31, 47, 51, 64, 65 Shattuck, Kenneth 35 Shattuck, Lorna 27, 40 Shaw, Dan 35, 62 Sherman, Pamela 35, 79 Shield, Linda 31 Shields, Janet 35 Shields, Joe 27, 31, 57, 74, 76 Shields, Judy 19, 44, 74 Shirey, Barbara 27, 42, 47, 48, 51, 64, 65 67, 75 A shafey, Karen si, 47, 51,'64, 65, 67 Shockro, Mike 24, 27, 42, 51, 57, 63, 74 Tompkins, Kathi 27 Tooley, Gene 31 Towne, Sandy 10, 20, 40, 42, 43, 47, 51, 65, 75 Towne, William 35, 62, 68 Townson, Edward 35 Tracy, Janet 31, 39, 43, 48 Tysver, David 35, 61, 74 Tysver, Frank 27, 42, 50, 51, 62 Tysver, Lois 20, 36, 42, 47, 84 V Valley, Larry 35, 58 VanEtten, Sue Ellen 31, 45, 48, VanNatta, Florence 20, 63 Vedder, David 35, 74 67 Short, Show, Show, Richard 31 Jim 31, 48, 51, 57, 63 Lenora 19, 42, 44, 74 Sibon, Dick 19, 53 Siegtr ied, Robert 35, 49 Silberman, Doug 27, 50 Simon sen, Judy 19, 40, 41, 43, 44, 78 Simpson, Albert 31, 61, 62 Simpson, Jennita 19, 52, 53, 79 Sims, Arlea 31 1 Sims, Kay 31 Sines, Dennis 19 Slade, Charlotte 31, 74 Smallidge, Jerry 35 Smith, Carol 31, 48 Smith, Dan 35, 50, 54 Smith, Doug 27, 50, 54, 61 Smith, Gary 19, 51, 56, 57 Smith, Jerry 31, 50, 54 74 Smith, Joe 31, 58, 74, 76 Smith, Karen 27, 42, 49, 65, 74, 76, 77 Smith, Norm 27, 39, 50, 51, 60, 62 Smith, Rick 28, 39, 41, 57, 58 Remick, Edward 31, 62, 68 Reynolds, Beverly 31, 79 Reynolds, Kathy 27, 40, 47, 49, 78 Rhodes, Dan 35 Richardson, Carol 31, 49 Richardson, Karen 27, 40, 42, 47, 49, 78 Richmond, Frank 35, 68 Richmond, Jim 18, 74, 76, 77, 81, 83 Riley, Joan 31, 47, 49 Robards, Sharon 31 Roberts, Donna 27, 40, 79 Roberts, Nancy 31 Robison, Brock 31, 62 Rockey, Sharon 18, 40, 43 Roe, Penny 35, 65 Rommen, Carol 31, 43, 73 Rood, Jerry 31, 61 Rood, Larry 35, 61, 74 Ross, Carol, 31 Rung, Darrell 31, 46, 58, 62, 74, 76 Russell, David 31, 74, 76 Russell, Krysia 27, 65 Russell, Linda 27, 75 Russell, Wilma 35, 76 Snead, Sandy 31, 74 Snell, Jim 19, 39, 41, 51, 56, 57 Snell, Joan 35 Snow, Norman 29 Spooner, Joel 20 Spreier, Bob 27, 48 Sprenger, Eileen 35, 65, 79 Stambaugh, David 27, 51, 74, 76, 77, 81 Stansberry, Ricky 35 Starboard, Jerry 27 Starboard, Terry 31, 6' Stewart, Hetty 31, 75 Stewart, Mary 27 Stiles, Lorna 31 Stodghill, Leanna 31, 65, 78 Stotts, Bill 31, 51, 57, 58, 68, 74, 76 Stowers, Jim 31, 61, 62 Strang, Ettamay 20, 49, 75, 79 Strobel, Sharon 20, 54 Strom, Renee 20 Stultz, Mildred 27, 54, 74, 77 Sumner, Patricia 35 Swalling, Kathy 27, 5-. N Ruth, Terry 18, 50 Rutherford, Betty 27, 73 Ryan, Douglas 58, 78 S Satterthwaite, Sandy 18, 22, 70, 71 Saunders, Marvin 31 Sawyers, Carolyn 35 Scheyer, Rod 10, 18, 19, 51, 56, 57, 60, 63, 71, 80 Schick, Ron 31 Schmauch, Gordon 31, 58, 62, 68 Schmauch, Joy 31, 45, 47, 74 Swalling, Lorene 31, 49, 65 Swanson, Rena 20 Swanson, Steve 27, 51, 57, 63, 78, 82 T Tarbox, Gayle 20, 22, 75 Tarbox, Tommy 35, 61 Taylor, Delores 79 Taylor, Gordon 20 Templ eton, Nancy 31, 46, 47, 54 Tennison, Mary 27, 74 Tennison, Wayne 20, 51, 62, 74 Thomas, Errol 27 92 Verhelst, Jack 20 Verhelst, Linda 28, 31, 48 Vermalen, John 35, 68 Vetch, Gerald, 35 Volpone, Marcia 31, 39, 47, 49 Vuori, Bob 31, 49, 58, 67 W Wagner, James 32, 34, 74 Walker, Bill 35 Wallace, Julie 27, 83 Walters, Wendy 27, 83 Wardell, Don 35, 61 Wartord, Charlotte 43, 72 Watson, Jeri 27, 48 Weller, David 31, 68, 74, 82 Weller, Dennis 31, 68, 74 Wesner, Diana 35 West, Wayne 27 Weyand, Nancy 31, 74, 77 Weyand, Richard 20, 54 White, Carole 20, 22, 70, 71, 72, 84 White, Edward 27, 50, 74, 76 White, Lynda 31, 65, 75 White, Sheila 27, 54, 65, 79 Whitehead, Frank 20 Whittom, Jim 35, 74 Wiegand, Tom 21 Wildes, Lynn 27, 54, 75 Wilkins, Carol 31 Wilkins, John 21, 53 Williams, Dick 27 Williams, Donald 68 Williams, Lewis 21, 51, 56, 57 Williams, Sylvia 27, 40, 75 Wilmar, Sandy 31 Wilmot, Pauline 31, 49, 65 Wilson, George 21 Wilson, Jim 21, 51, 56, 57 Winderl, Sheryl 31, 35, 40, 48 Winslow, Yvonne 27, 40, 75 Wood, Sandra 35 Wood, Toni 79 Woods, Mike 21, 51 Wuethrick, Marion 35 Wyscaver, Al 21, 51, 56, 57, 68 Y Yesland, Carolyn 21, 43, 52, 53 Yesland, Virginia 35, 76, 82 Young, Betty 31 Young, Diane 31, 40, 48, 74, 76, 77 Z Zehm, Kenny 33, 39, 58 ,nn uma, 1,44 04, x RA, -V53 jj. 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