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

 - Class of 1950

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Page 18 text:

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erhaps Principal W. Matters has not been with Olympia high school for a centuryg never-the-less, in his 19 years here he has done some admirable pioneering. He came to Olympia from Kelso in 1931 when the student body consisted of 1150. One of the first things he remembers the student body doing was replacing the racks for lockers. In 1934 the number of classes was changed from five to six. The year 1935 marked a student attendance of an odd 1300. Mr. Matters has had a tremendous task supervising the ever in- creasing enrollment of future pioneers and their great number of activities. He has given much help and displayed a great deal of friendliness in executing these problems. ne of the early homesteaders to William Winlock Miller high school is Miss Elizabeth Crockett, dean of girls. She joined the administration in 1930 and since then has won an overwhelming amount of friends through her generosity and friendliness. Miss Crockett is social adviser and assistant to Girls club. In the beginning only two periods a day were allotted to the counseling of girls. Now devoting all her time to this matter she finds more and more of her day filled with conferences and private interviews. Miss Crockett reports that the girls used to hold a Girls Party, where the girls came dressed in costume. Through the years Miss Crockett has continued to be helpful with willingness and sincerity. Twelve Pictured above are three members of the Olympia School Board: Darrell W. lone: Oliver Ingersoll, Albert Newman.

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eeding no introduction is the real pioneer who has been with Olympia high school for the past 31 years, Leland P. Brown. Commencing his advisory career in 1919, he taught English. In 1920 he became principal and journalism instructor. Mr. Brown served the scholars as principal for 11 years. Upon the arrival of Willard Matters in 1931 he rose to superintendent of schools. Many changes have taken place in the high school since Mr. Brown lirst set up his log desk in the stockade of Olympia halls. The average class has increased from 6 to 35 pupils. In 1918 the old school burned and in its place the present structure was built. Although faces and per- sonalities have changed, Mr. Brown is still the helpful and under- standing friend to everyone. orging ahead in the field of Vocational Guidance is james H. Bohle, Olym- pia high school's vice principal and dean of boys. He came to this ever- increasing community in the fall of 1930 and since then has been responsible for the vocational guidance program. Mr. Bohle devotes much of his busy time to talking with the students and discussing their problems. In the past he has taught social science classes. Executing the duties of vice principal takes much of this fellow's time and energy. Adviser to Boys club, he comes in contact with many unusual requests. Never-the-less, he remains friendly and willing to serve the students whenever possible. Here are the remaining members of the School Board for District 320: Virgil Adams, H. W. Bolender, T. Reed Hughes. Thirteen

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