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

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freshmen face the Facts Freshman! lVebster's deiinition is: a novic-eg one in the rudiinents of knowledge. The class of '41, however, proved an exception to the rule. Tl1e 'fbig shots Cupper elassmen, if you pleasej became aware ofthe existence of the fresh- men When, for the first time in the history of the school, they produced a frosh seven-man debate team, o11e of whose ineinbers, Paul Avery, won a letter at the end of the year. Jack O'Leary ad- ded to the prominence of the class by Winning 32.50 for the best set of Written questions in the Professor Quiz constitutional assembly contest. Q 'L Some day the worm will turn. Said Worm has nothing on the first-year students, who dis- played a real talent for turning when they gave exhibitions of the 'iBig Apple and hula danc- ing in their class assembly. The performance, based around a 'idognapping Whieh, after a lot of barking up the wrong tree, was finally solved, was regarded by many as being one of the best assemblies of the year.

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Below: Freshmen boys, A fo K inclusive ftopj, and L lo Z fbollomj. On opposite page are fresh girls, arranged ihe same way. research produced them HEX: NVith an inauspicious entry Freshman day, August 31, more than 400 frosh, the largest influx in the l1is- tory of Olympia high, were officially in- troduced to Principal NV. J. Matters, A.S.B. officers and the school. Trust- ingly following their guides through every nook and cranny, the youngsters soon became acquainted with at least the physical features of high school. Now: Just one step reinoved from the sophomore classification, the frosh no longer are to be looked upon as mere babes, but as grown-ups. Oficers for the year are pictured at left: Top row, left to right, are J ack O'Leary, presidentg Isadore Bean, Vice presidentg Dorothy Ann Steen, council representative. Bottom, left to right, are John Ham- ilton, yell leaderg Miss Emma Adatto and Dewey I. Noblitt, advisers, and be- low, Howard Enbody, treasurer, and Irene Anderson, secretary.

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