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

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1950 Olympiad n the top deck of the '50 Olympiad buckboard was Edeane Sharp, editor, spearheading her staff to new and greater heights. A great deal of the burden of publishing this yearbook fell on Edeane, but she worked unselfishly with her staff to make the book a success. The '50 pioneers were greatly handicapped the first semester with a staff of only five students and the faculty adviser, Ernest F. Anderson. They were: Edeane, Virginia Cravens, associate editor, Dick Swanson, art editorg and Jean McKay, senior section editor with Shirley Easton, assistant. Second semester the Olympiad staff was enhanced by many aspiring students from the beginning journalism class. These students were all eager to help in the production of the Olympiad and spent many long hours after school writing copy and mounting pictures. Second semester staff appointments were Barbara Straight, copy editor, Darlene Mumby and Judy Spargur, staff. Others writing copy were Shirley Easton, Jean McKay, Edeane Sharp, Joyce Hershey, Carol Fleming and Virginia Cravens. Denny Peterson took over as sports editor with Boxie Crewdson, Bob Carr, Tom Goldenberger and Jolm Alexander assisting. Although her main job was to support the editor, Virginia Cravens aided all departments with her three years of annual experience. Barbara Straight demonstrated her versatility by not only writing and checking copy but by drawing all the bugs for this year's annual. These bugs, or theme sketches, are scattered throughout the book to add variety and help to carry Ollt the theme. Barbara designed three section pages, while Dick Swanson, art editor. was responsible for the remaining three section pages, end sheets and the cover design. Special tribute should be paid those non-journalism students who gave their time to work alter school mounting pictures. 'l'he helpers were Joyce Guse, Donna Voegelein, Helen McKay and Clara Campanile. Keeping a watchful eye on the annual budget and maintaining a balanced ledger was the duty of lXfarjorie l.lllllllOllll. busi- ness manager and her assistant, Marilyn Miller. Fourteen pages of ads were sold under the direction of Richard Rice, advertising manager. and his staff, Alonzo Fortin and Mary Kay Haydeen. Portrait ami commercial photographers for this year's annual were Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeMaris. 'l'he annual stall' was fortu- nate in having a student photographer such as Jerry Craig, who took many of the student life pictures and shots of numerous school activities. A number of pictures used the state capitol group, across the street from the school. as a backdrop. The Olym- piad engraving was done by the Artcraft Engraving and Electrotype Company of Seattle: cover by the S. K. Smith Company, Chicago, Illinoisg and paper stock was from Zellerback Paper Co., Seattle. Printing was done by lVarren's Quick Print. gg rig 'TMUQWY'-' FQ ' -SEEEIF 5. l ' 1 . . -,'1! - JJVLT K' E fp' fwfr' .ifgf Pictured above are members of the 1950 Olympiad staff. Left to right: First row-Lindlvalm, Easton, Mumby, Miller, Campanile, I. McKay, Spargur, H. McKay, Voegelein, Straight, Thacker, Cravens. Second row-Sharp, Carr, Craig, Peterson, Crewdson Swanson, Mr. E. Anderson, adviser. Twenty -On!

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V Twenty aww' Members of the Olympiad art staff are pictured top left. Left to right: Swanson, Straight. Top right are the first and second semester journalism I classes. First row-Straight, Van Dyke, Schroeder, Mumby, Cleveland, Lewis, Holmes, Morrow, Jensen, Jones. Second row- Moulin, Garnmel, Veek, Morgan, Brown, Barnes, Simpson, Chapman. Third row-Dickinson, Shay, Thacher, Alexander, Yeager, Turner, Dodge. Fourth row-Mr. E. Anderson. adviser, Peterson, Carr, Goldenherger, Clifford, Hartley. Crewdson. Lower left is the sports staff. Left to right- Alexander, Crewdson, Peterson, Carr, Goldenherger. The topy staff is lower right-Easton, Murnlny, McKay, Spargur, Straight. Edeane Sharp Virginia Cravens Dick Swanson Denny Peterson Margie Lindholm Editor Associate Editor Art Editor Sports Editor Business Manager

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Marty Schwellenlrach Charlotte Guffey Charles Cissna Mary Ann Garowski The Olympus n spite ol' all the dilliculties encountered this year. The Olympus came through in true pioneer spirit. 'l'o Carol Fleming, editor, lell the responsibility ol' seeing that the paper came out on schedule, which is no small task in a school ol some H200 students. Adviser for The Olympus was Ernest Anderson. Mary Ann Garowski took over the business management end ol' the paper while Barbara Crout, as advertising man- ager, saw to it that enough ads were secured to keep the paper going. 'l'o see that all l800 copies ol' each edition were distributed was the job ol' Alex Clrewdson. circulation manager. Filling other positions on the stall' were: Marty Schwel- lenbach, associate editor: .Ioyce Hershey. news editorl Pat Brenner, copy editor, Charles Cissna. sports editor: -Ioel Gould. morgue director: and Norma Veek. exchange editor. Along with the change in semester also came the change Pictured lrelow are The Olympus staffs. The first semester staff is pic- tureal on the left. Left to right: First row-Garowslei, Hershey, Guffey. Beach, Veelq. Second row-Crout. Moztlirr, Wermer. Van Dyke. Chambers. Third row-Brenner, Fleming, Schroeder. Schwellenhach. Fourth row- Clifford, Cissrza, Crewdson. Carr, Paulson. Peterson. On the right is the in stall positions. Once more Carol Fleming was chosen editor. .loyce Hershey was named associate editor. Barbara Crout and Mary Ann Garowski remained as advertising manager and busintss manager respectively. News editor was Pat Brenner, Karen Shay, copy editor: Marilyn Arm- strong, feature editor: Nathan Clillord, sports editor: 'john Alexander, morgue director: 'l'om Hartley, circulation manager, and Carol Chapman. exchange editor. Highlighting the .journalism schedule for V19-50 was the journalism banquet, October 26. which was sponsored by the journalism classes. A martime theme was carried out in the decorations and program. Master ol' ceremonies lor the evening was Alex Clrewdson. Quill and Scroll initiates provided the program. After the banquet Quill and Scroll club held their initiation ceremonies. Those initiated were: Marty Schwel- lenbach. 'lihe Olympus news editor: Charles Clissna, 'l'he second' semester staff. First row-Barnes, Schroeder. Hershey. Guffe ', Garowslei. Crout, Morrow. Holrnes. SECOHIII row-Shay, Chapman, Flemirzg. Brenner, Armstrong, Chambers. Schwellenhach, Beach, Thacher. Thira' row! Mr. E. Anderson, adviser: Carr. Clifford. Cissna, Paulson. Crewdson, Hart- ley, Gould. Zeidler. Twenty-two