Olympia High School WW Miller High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Olympia, WA)

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the new capitol It is so massive, so arrogant, so sublime: a fairy castle among the clouds at sunriseg at twilight a cold, grey, silent monument of state. To the s'tudents of Olympia high school who shall stand at the foot of the steps of the new capitol and look far up its marble sides: who shall stafnd at the top of its dome and scan the earth for miles arounclg who shall send their voices echoing through its clositered halls: may there come that inspiration for service and that desire for self-mastery that shall mould strong men.