East High School - Shield Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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PRESIDENT Tom Kretz ' wr' SECRETARY its Carol Sowers TREASURER Cathy Townsend VICE-PRESIDENT Cathy Robinson The Spanish Club was engaged in a num- ber of projects and activities. Among these were a car wash, a booth in the carnival, and a Christmas party, all of which proved to be highly successful. In order that the members might gain a greater understanding of Spain and its people, the club also featured entertain- ing programs which included the show- ing of movies and a brief play. 31 Spanish Club is SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Tarn Buehler ADVISER Miss Stemmons SING ALONG IN SPANISH! i SILENCIO ! 103

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Im., 1-of PRESIDENT Bob Vanderkleed .....,,. --ff VICE-PRESIDENT Mike Murray The Latin Club enioyed a highly success- ful year as it was the scene of the an- nual State Convention of the Junior Clas- sical League. Students from around the state attended the convention. The club also arranged a number of other festivi- ties including a party with the Latin Club members of West High School and the traditional Roman Banquet held at the end of the year. SECRETARY Gail Rea Latin Club TREASURER Paula Grams VENll VIDII VICII ADVISER Mrs. Justin 'ww V . . , , , a --nfs- ve-in Jw. DO I HEAR A MOTION? 102 A

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Retailers X 1 fx vgw fiwiiffit ,K X ,. .Sig - OC'-' i if i xg PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Marvel Belcher Dave Brodigan Donna Floyd l 5 ter K ' . E lnllitf-g TREASURER Barbara Hanson wma GOVERNOR Dennis Brown The Retailers Club was designed to instill the Techniques of good salesmanship in its members. In order that this end might be realized, the club sponsored a number ot projects which included the sale of dill pickles and donut holes. The organization has contributed significantly to the develop- ment ot the school and to the development of its members. 104 ADVISER Mr. Royer A Xi 1