Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Nancy Vlatllng Orchestra, Fine Arts. English BA, MA - Drury htty Ward College, Mo., CSU, 5f QliSh Stanislaus, Denver BSE - Arkansas State, University, University of CSU, Stanislaus, UC, Illinois, Texas Christian BSWGIGY university enjoys reading, cooking, enjoys performing in the gardening, traveling to WIS fT1OUf11Glf1S at GDHS 17 years Dwayne Wostphal Business Orientation, TYDir1Q, Freshman Football, Girls' Varsity Basketball BA - CSU, Fresno enjoys golf, tennis, reading, swimming at GDHS 9 years Modesto Symphony. sailing, traveling, reading at GDHS 16 years Merlin Vlhlflord Accounting. Typing. Machine Calculations, Record keeping AA, BS - CSU, Fresno enjoys riding and training horses: collecting clocks and repairing them at GDHS 12 years Q f . 21 'zz .21 ,5 VV?m,,,W V, , 'W . WJQWV 2 . ,f i f ' 'Hai - Q ,,,, ,, t ' RA ' N ,Q 1 'V ,V n if , Wm F ,fd , A ,sw ,, V. Q' mg' 1 is ,' t, M'-st, fin lr ,. , , S ,s 1 i Md P f . iv! , , ,lm f nl I Y W 'Dummy Counselors 493

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Dedication is key to student by Khris Epperson wseg -.sswsxsf - SWAC koi se .v.. W. George Peterson, head counselor, felt the coun- seling staff was outstanding. Counselors were George Peterson, Maralyn Stewart, Barbara Steele, Wendell Chun and Dick Salter. Because of the lack of funds, counselors were unable to hire any extra help. Therefore, counselors often became overworked and Bill Honig, state su- perintendent of schools, was concerned about this. Mr. Honig felt that counselors would be too over- loaded with work to aid students who might need counseling. Not only do counselors advise students on school, but they also advise them on personal matters. When asked about the responsibility of being a counselor, Mr. Peterson felt that counseling, at times, is indeed very difficult, but it also has some satisfying and fulfilling moments, he commented. A1 v3 wi. . ..s. K W ssgggsS . ...V we as A is . ..lu ,,.., W , s Z I si W yogi f x 1 in 7 ,,, 1 fwgf i. ,.' w M Q. lm --if W ---f ,,.. , .. ' x K ' fair J 1' . , .fn vain- iii , Frank Vandervort Computer Science BA - CSU, Chico enjoys raising Cattle at GDHS 15 years Janice Wallclc Cafeteria enjoys golfing, walking at GDHS 7 years ef-'WED V. i 4. Head counselor George Peterson looks over the informational packet given to freshmen at the beginning of the year. 2. ln addition to his counseling duties, Wendell Chun is Key Club advisor. 3. Assistant Principal Beverly Dahlgren spends much time updating her Hles. 4. Counselor Maralyn Stewart and Campus Su- pervisor Cynthia Free are caught hamming it up, 5. Counselor Dick Salter's duties include parent contacts, programming changes, and enforcing school policies, My . .aft Herbert Weavlll US History BA - CSU, San Jose and Stanislaus enjoys riding trains at GDHS 17 years Stanley Wolden Math, School Service, Career Center, Work Experience University of North Dakota enjoys racquetball, golf at GDHS 21 years Tom Weber Graphic Arts AA, BA - CSU, San Francisco, UC Berkeley, CSU, Chico enjoys golf, photography, design logos, fishing at GDHS 1 year Marcla Wright Principal's Secretary enjoys water skiing, walking, working with plants, gardening at GDHS 5 years '91 17 U is 14 4 'affa- Myma Westmoreland On Your Own, Morric And Family, Creative Living BA - CSU, Socrame enjoys going out to dinner, shopping, pla cards, being with he husband, Ray at GDHS 16 years Marlon Zoodsma English BA, MA - Dakota Wesleyan University, University of Denver 9niOvS DICYVWQ bfi'-194 traveling, reading at GDHS 21 years

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So maybe This wasn'T The firsT page you Turned To. So maybe you don'T like The picTures. I really don'T lVly favoriTes, or The one ThaT goi away Very seldom do I geT The chance To express myself wiTh words raTher Than wiTh picTures. Now, given The chance, I would like To relaTe a few graTiTudes ThaT have piled up over The pasT year. I believe iT is safe To say ThaT you would noT have purchased This book if you Thoughf ThaT There would be no picTures in iT, Basically. ThaT is The general idea behind yearbook journalism. WiTh This in mind, allow me To inTroduce a few key people responsible for The phoTographs found beTween These covers. Seniors Randy Bakker and Lisa Dunker played viTal roles in The producTlon of This book. ln order To meeT deadlines, They spenT many hours over- Time, boTh in The lab and on assignmenT. The personaliTy and humor They broughT wiTh Them was greaTly appreciaTea. Special Thanks, as well, go To Julie lvIarTin for her addiTions To The cause. AlThough Julie was involved in oTher areas of producTion, her parT- Time work was greaTly accepTed. OTher conTri- buTing phoTographers were sophomore David lvlessinger and senior Jim Wall. This said, I would like To Thank you for Taking The Time To examine This end resulT. I hope ThaT iT offers a source of memories boTh now and in years To come. Yours for a greaT 19811, lvlaTT Bowers, chief phfographer ,W , IA oi 41 .,, 46 lifitizciif fifiwug fic!!! fe 5252? gli? lil? Sv X K ff X 4911