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

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O O I O ' juniors are jubilant Bearing their coat-of-arms of 11avy blue and White with regal l112l11l1Gl', tl1e juniors gallantly marched through the school year . . . To start things tl1e '39ers presented Sophie Kerr and Anna S. Riehardson's 'tBig-Hearted Herbert. Played to overflowing house, pro- claimed Worthy amateur production . . . Every dog has his day, but the juniors had a whole Week to strut their talent before the HCl111l1'lll,EI a11d envious eyes of the student body. During this Week of dictatorship they published a junior edition of THli'OLYM1'US, took charge of On, Olympia radio program, procl,ai.111ed junior 1-ourtesy throughout the school, replaced teachers With junior students for 0116 complete day . . .CHIIIZIX--Jfl1Qll7 versio11 of W'alt Disneyls Snow WVhite and the Seven Dwarfs. Script by Jim Bronson, direction by Miss Stromme . . . Bron- son general Cl12ll1'1l12111 of the Week . . . Candy dolls, peppermint stieks, lollipops, colored bal- loons, upperelassmen-all were at the prom, headed by Katherine Brown.

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smilin' through ITH Frank Baker in The presidentizll chair and ably assisted by Zan Sears, vice pre+1i-- dent, Violet wTiU1ClG1'VGCl', seeretziry, and Mary Kerbauigli, trezisurer, The junior class made il brilliant iirst- seinester record. Higliliglit was the Junior play. Takiiig over the Controls for the second semester were Roger Olson, presidentg Dick lXIONil1'lli11'2l,, Viee presiclentg Muriel Pierce, secretary and LaVadzL Gillilen, treasurer. In their reign fell The well organized Junior Week, The proni and :ls- senibly. Miss Mabel Stronnne, lVulTer In- gle, Miss Grayee Rotnian and Cecil J. Peringer graciously filled the po- sitions of advisers. Below is the male portion of the class' of '39. The posite pagej are divided likewise: A to K in the top pic- top picture includes those whose names begin with A to K ture, L to Z' in the bottom. This system makes for clearer inclusive. If his name should start with any letter past pictures and larger figures. K you'll find him in the bottom picture. The girls fop-

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EADING the way for the first S61116Sl'81' of sopho- more aefivify were Herbert Pashkowski, p r e s i d e 11 tg Hyla Yelle, vice presidentg Gladys Dodge, see1'e'fu1fy, and Floyd lVinfield, yell king Cpicture not shown aboveb. Gladys refaiiied her posi- lWO IJQGPJ io H19 Q00 B if X Below: Manly portion of sophomore class. Top picture, includes names A lo I inclusive, bottom picture, I ta Z. Sopli fair sex on opposite page divided A lo I and K lo Z. tion as class secretary for second semester as Dan Cushman filled fhe prexy- ship and Bill Powell fhe vice presidency. A d v i s e 1' s Bliss Agnes Bushnell and Clarence B. Mumford pointed out fo them the sign-posfs 011 fheir second journey Through high school life. ,.,,,.,,........n.. ,.-.-- .,...,,.-M-W -V.---1 - -V