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

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THE LEADERS commercial: Cameron Garbutt publlc speaking English Sixth Mary Margaret Anderson mathematics Fllzabeth Huff Eng lish: Clarence Mumford, mathematics Suenth Lily Lxer ton. English: Agnes Bushnell commercial Bottom M VV. Rockey, social science, physical education athletlcs . . . Right page: Top 'Martin S Mlller social science athletics: Marie Helmer, languages Homer Fulton Commando physical education Second row Doris Colvin, commercial Louise Montgom ery, librarian: Philip K. Erickson Journal ism, advertising, English Third Hugh Macdonald, carpentry, study hall John Fuller, manual arts: R. P Burke b ology. Fourth: Ralph Lindsay commercial: Alice Hagen l'1ngu ages: Leslie Armstrong, m sic. Fifth: Helena Jenkins drama, radio, English: Cli ford Cannon, social sci ence: Henry Gaines. science. Sixth: Mary Robertson. com- mercial: L. W. Anderson, sei- tSee next IJ H 5: e 7 . f ' ' faaissifie

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A D HERE ARE LOS JEFES: Faculty and student leadership of the high quality Olympia students get is bound to spell Victory. Be- low, in dots tl to rl: L. P. Brown, superintendent: W. J. Matters, principal, J. H. Bohle, vice principal. In dash: A.S.B. officers tl to rl: Dick Farrow, vice presidentg Les Steele, yell leaderg Rose Marie Brigham, treas- M urerg Mr. Matters, Jean Bridges, secretaryg Levy Johnston, president. . . Faculty, reading down left page, left to right: Top three- Dewey I. Noblitt, mathematics: Robert Evans, social science, Elizabeth Crockett, dean of girls, English. Second row: Mary Brilhart, home economics, Vera Stentz, langu- agesg Nl. W. McLeod, mechanical drawing. Third: Glenna Gowen, commercial: Jessie Farr, home economics, Hazel Loomis, study hall. Fourth: Anna Stanford, art, Alma Ol- son, Englishg Mar- garet Moran. Eng- lish. Fifth: Adolph Larson, manual arts, athletics, J. W. Shol- lenberger, iiixziifafifsfiws.

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FIESBTII: MW lance IESTA TIME in Mexico is one of joy. and likewise is the spring season at Olym- pia high school. with its most important festive occasion, the May Dance. Crowned King and Queen of the May this year were Bud Lewis and Jean Bridges, with Mark O'Leary officiating as prime minister. Shown in the picture above, left to right: Barbara Buckley, Verne Curda, Ruth Arney. Larry O'Leary, Audrey Gribble, Dick Farrow, Vila Hannaford, page, Bud, Mark, Jean, Bill Twohy, jester, Phyllis Johnson, page, Jack Martin, Jeri McNeely, Levy Johnston, Sally Martin, Bob Dinsmore, Beverly Campbell. The little cuties, left to right: Nancy Schaefer, Miles Maxwell, Nancy Daly, Cappy Ingham. Kathleen Aetzel, Hanky McCleary. ...A . i N . 1. .-'nb-v-15' W 'N H v - MEXICAN CATHEDRAL '5 A J Drawn by Lois Boardman E D, , B, sr: 43- I . -J 'X tContinued from preceding pager ence, Mabel Stromme tMrs. A. M. Putrab, social science. Seventh: Dorothy Peden fMrs. John Oistadl, physical education, social science, Clyde McCoy, study hall, G. P. Chapple, general metals. Bottom: Katherine Kilbuck, social science, English. Not shown: Marie Mollestad, home economics: Wilbur Keller, HANDS OF MEXICO science, aeronauticsg Annabel Miller fMrs. Lyall Jamiesonl, English. Oil painting by Spencer Moseley