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glalesf .gilze ouse IKE the two-faced Cod, Janus, who is credited with the ability to look into the past and into the future at the same time, senior classmen, looking forward with enthusiasm, hope and fear usual in crossing a new frontier, also can peer back with memories of four success- ful years at Olympia high school. When this year's 265 seniors have climaxecl their tinal year as part of the Associated Student Body at the Com- mencement exercises,- they will leave behind years filled with triumph and disaster in proportion with those of other graduating classes, but also filled with a constant effort for progress toward a better student life. During Courtesy Week seniors turned the spotlight on their own personal characteristics. The class of '37 also continued the custom of junior Week, following and elaborating upon the example of their predecessors. Thespians of the class brought a great deal of credit to the school, not only by their junior and senior plays, but also in a one-act play tournament sponsored by the College of Puget Sound in which Olympia won first prize with the fantasy, Orange at the Window, Purple at the Window. In the junior year the play, Three-Cornered Moon, was enthusiastically received by fellow students. The equally succesful senior play, Mrs. Moonlight, was presented by a double cast-the second time in the history of the school double casting was used. As for assemblies, the class showed its ability as the worlcl's best contemporary historians by presenting a parody on the March of Time. ln the senior assembly the class became ardent journalists, pursuing the glamor- ous and the unusual about the world. Dan Blom got off some of the best jokes of the year as a fortune teller. Classes, like the people who compose them, hope to leave their footprints in the sands of time, hence the senior memorial gift. F rom a number of selections com- piled and investigated by a committee headed by Robert Cahoon, the senior class chose a new curtain for the stage. Class leaders during the first half of the senior year were Robert Gilhus, presidentg Jerry Maury, vice president: June Austin, secretary-treasurerg Bob Cahoon, boys' rep- resentative: Amy Anderson, girls' representative, and Mor- ris Payne, yell leader. Cahroon and Payne were retained during the second se- mester. New second-term officers were ,lack Ensign, presi- dentg George Fliflet, vice presidentg Nancy Hoover, sec- retary-treasurer, and Myrna Olson, girls' representative. Upper: Senior class officers. Left to right: Myrna Olson, Robert Cahoon, Morris Payne, Amy Anderson, jack Ensign, George Fliflel, Nancy Hoover, func Austin, ferry Maury, Rob- ert Cilhus. Lower left: Past senior ojficers. Lower right: Post graduates.
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GWYNN ADAMS . . . Hi-Arts vice president 141, Annual staff 141, Whatnot assistant art editor 13, 41, Spring concert property manager 141, Debate club 1l1, Natural History club 13, 41, Tennis club 13, 41, Photography club 141, T-Square 141, Junior prom, Senior ball, Courtesy week 141, Junior assembly, Dads' night 141, Senior play scenery chairman, class assembly 1l, 2, 3, 41, radio 13, 41, Student control ALMA AKEHURST . . . Bi- weekly assistant business manager MAXINE. AL- BRO . . . Girls' club and auxiliary. ' FAE ALEXANDER . . . Girls' club and auxiliary. AMY ANDERSON . . . Salutatorian, Most Valuable Student award 141, Torch pin, Girls' club president 141 treasurer 131, Leaders' conference 141, Girls' auxiliary sec- retary 121, Latin club president 141, German club presi- dent 141, Debate club vice president 141 debate letter 13, 41, French club vice president 121, G. A. A. vice presi- dent 141 letter 1l, 3, 41, Language council secretary 141, Girls' representative 13, 41, Junior prom general chairman, Junior play assistant general chairman, S.W.W. playday assistant general chairman 131, Senior play committee, Execu- tive council 141, class assembly 12, 31, Honor society as- sembly 121, radio 141, A.A.U.W. award 131, D.A.R. award 141, May court. HARRIET ANDERSON . . . Hi-Arts 1l, 2, 31, French club 13, 41, Sextet 141, Trio 141, Mixed chorus 13, 41, Girls' Glee club 1l, 21, class assembly 141, G.A.A. 1l, 2, 3, 41, Tennis club 1l, 21, Playday program chairman 141, radio 141. RAYMOND ANDERSON . . . French club 121, Honor society ROBERT ANDERSON . . . Stu- dent control head 141, Band 1l, 2, 3, 41, class assembly 1l, 2, 3, 41, Junior week chairman, Thanksgiving Basket drive 141, Senior ball, Junior prom, Dads' night 141, Jun- ior play committee, Tennis club 131, Golf 131, Football 141, May court jester WILLIAM ANDERSON . . . Drafting club 1l1, Boys' club 13, 41. PHILIP ANDRESON . . . Student control 141, Boys' club. EDWARD ANDREWS . . . Class president 131 representative 121, Boys' club president 141, Latin club 1l, 21, Tumbling 1l, 21, Quill and Scroll 141, Executive council 12, 41, Bi-weekly sports editor 141, Annual assis- tant sports editor 141, class assembly 1l, 2, 31, Junior Play program chairman, Hi-Y program chairman 141, Dads' night progam 1l, 2, 3, 41, Junior prom clean-up committee, Track 141, Honor society assembly 121, Intramural bas- ketball 13, 41, radio 141. GLENN ASHWILL . . . A.S.B. president, Class president 1l, 21, Hi-Y vice presi- dent 141 program chairman 131, Boys' club treasurer 131, Natural History club 111, Photography club 131, Spanish club 13, 41, Senior ball committee, Leaders' conference 141, Frosh day committee 1l, 41, Honorary member Rotary club 141, Band 1l, 2, 31, class assembly 1l, 2, 31, May court. VIOLA ATWOOD . . . Honor society 121, Music meet 12, 31, Operetta 131, Negro jubilee 121, Winter concert 1l1, Glee club 1l, 21. JUNE AUSTIN . . . Class sec- retary 1l, 41, Latin club 1l, 21, German club 141, Nat- ural History club 141, Senior assembly costume chairman, Sweater committee 131, class assembly 131, Supreme court judge 141, Senior play prompter. DAVE BAKER . . . Boys' club 13, 41. PAULINE BAKER . . . Spanish club 1l, 21, class assembly 1l, 41. KENNETH BALDWIN . . . Entered from Tacoma 1934, Tennis club 13, 41, Boys' Glee club 141, French club 131, Mixed chorus 141, Hi-Y 141, Jun- ior prom, class election committee 131, Senior ball, class assembly 141, Intramural basketball 13, 41, Student control assistant head 141, Dads' night welcoming and ushering chairman 141. ROBERT BAERNARD . . . Certified Prosective Accountants 141, Assistant stage manager
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