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

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' ' in J W lished By The Journalism Department E ' William Winlock Miller High School in ' EX , Olympia, Washington, 1942 i on a A A . . , . ,f l fa on A 315513 A ,. H 541, R H3 A, - gg -af . -fKfP'X - 'S-SNS , x ,.w,,,..,-A 1 ' ,X af, ,M- -1... X . 4, 'Graf gf M Os - fi, S Vnnffz ., 5 'WV W M, ,ff q F 31 Q R f' 'QF 2 , Vi U .L4i 5 Jy n 'ff , WWW Vw A E J , Xfvylj W? , QE M f ,Q I V A ,Haw J X v f ,jp M A af if ffl? 3 QQBRXHE M ,f mf fm fx v fvxfwhj 1 if A 4 7?vff !3G4wVq 1 'X I If ,, ..!A'AX ,, J XVV Lk , .fb 1 l .Lf L f . V07 70 ' ' VF W fl if sight nf! I -I I If fry U 'rr , i X ux , M , f .V -I L fi. l ft . I -f J' 'X f ' '. . 0 I . V lj' , 4 I V ' ,f ' ff! VM ffl' Aff X' ,ll I Mex' ' IA. ,. .1 3 .. . W. . V+'-'fr fwwi Wfwa M3 .LQ 5.2 , N D: The editor and staff Wish to announce the dedication of the 1942 Olympiad to Philip K. Erickson, journalism director of Olympia high school, in appreciation for his valuable guidance throughout the year in publications work. To you, Mr. Erickson, whisperedly called P. K. by your students, we dedicate this edition of the Olympiad. For although we seldom show it, we realize the work and effort you have unselfishly put forth on your publications, not just this year but every year, every day, since you first joined the faculty of O.H.S in 1935. They tell us you have a deep philosophy, a Christian insight that gives you a sincere interest in the finer and better things of life. But we know this, for have you not carried out your ideals in your teaching and curricular activities? They told us, too, of your generosity and kind heart- edness. And when we looked back, this didn't surprise us, for we can think of many little things you've done. True, you are a strict teacher and when an assignment is due we realize you mean just that. But there are many other little things, like your ability to see the student's side and sympathize with them. We remember, too, the many times when your work began to pile up and your brow would be furrowed with worry, and how perhaps you would display your certain distinctive brand of wit, much to our dismay. But no one can stay dismayed long in your presence, for the next moment you're laughing it off and we realize that you must be constantly on the go-never relaxing-putting your work before everything. Some of your intimate friends have given us a few inside tips on you. You once were editor of the University of Washington Daily, and later you were a metropolitan reporter. You spent several years in public relations work, and you have done some writing for magazines. You like music and have had a good education in it-you play the piano well and have written musical and theatrical critiques for the papers. You love the outdoors, and have always been active in athletics, being especially adept at tennis. You have had a wide variety of ex- periences, seem interested in everything. You have told us many times that the material things of life are unimportant except insofar as they contribute to the realization of spiritual values. That seems to be the essence of your philosophy, since you have stressed to us that it points the way to true happiness. As we look back again some of your most outstanding achievements come to our minds. Was it not you who revived The Whatnot, Radio club, and Quill and Scroll, and reorganized the publications into the efficient department it is today? For three years you have held the honor of being president of the Washington Association of Journalism Directors. Congratula- tions for all you've done. May this dedication convey in some Way the deep appreciation and comradeship we feel toward you. f f Theme: The 1942 Olympiad has as its theme skiing and the great winter outdoors. The staff thanks Art Schoeni, United Press bureau manager, for the thrilling photo used as an endsheet, and Clark Marble of Seattle for the many original scenics he donated. Thanks also to Fred Brown of the Olympia Ski club for the pictures he gave. The double title page was drawn by Frank Murdoch, and he made the MacArthur oil reproduced on page 8. Ken Williamson drew the class sketches. I 'IW is L L their fault . . . s 5 IGS, IT IS ALL THEIR FAULT. You can blame the staff for whatever mistakes you find in this yearbook. But you can't find fault with those of the staff who worked day in, night out, to give students an annual somewhat, at least, in keeping with standards. Most of the credit for the book goes to Virginia Forbes, editor, and Jeni Kay, assistant editor, both of whom toiled faithfully all year: Wauneta Lesh, copy editor, and Helen Wahrgren, her assistant: Carl Forsman, who took most of the pic-tures, Levy Johnston, circulation manager: Mary Lou Powers, who sold a lot of advertising to help pay for the book: Rose Marie lieek, business manager. Philip K. Erickson supervised the whole job. Shown in top picture: Johnston, Forbes, Forsman, and Beck, Kay. General staff picture tl to rl: Back row: Frank Rogers, George Winthers, Ted Sthay, Beuna Radke, Virginia Albro, June Johnston, Helen Wahrgren, Elaine Noble, Second row: Pat Kihhe, Kit llraham, Shirlee Miller, Marguerite Stumer, Bettz Bolender, Betty Morrison, Mary Lou Powers, Lois MeGillis. Seated: Ken Williamson, Warren Collins, Don Bay, Georgia Harlin, Rose Marie Brigham. Birdie Turner, Donna Cover, Lucy Boone. Not in the pit-ture are Frank Murdoch, VVauneta Lesh, VVilla Hartman, Erma Van Camp, Kingsley Eaton, Neil Dethlefs. past M X H h bd . Xiwff W 559 f , K Aah 4 1 QIQ f vw f .J 'f, Af' f J A , Q - X x V If Ki Ky LQ' 713W by ggi W! jgafifi www r M ,ff if I My f MM Q W rgffk f 1. X fbhxi 1552 Aqf.--'sAf,- 5, IM A AL. , A x f,i?'W'5 1 if y ,fy -K.. 1, Mwpz, ' ,, I+ fi 4 - A N if We Shall Win Or Die ---MacArthur U1.,IIllf.,lllNlNllll-41 tllt!ltlNttt lf li yay! lv kfCfV-2' I K-,llrf-g.fs., uf .u,,.,' t ' -'.FC,'1Q3, .wg - lj, .fy A , 'J r r P r' r rl i',T' ,JiiZT..ic Trail Ill il xl ii r. 1 D ifizwfwts 1,-if W- .'X, sd, qi .ici , - Tina? 753 'N iv. ull 's.a..c i w-.LLX 'in-.kk in ., .. Mi w. 3 .. ,a inf!! iw-:bww N THE PANEL of faculty members above, Miss Helena Jenkins, drama and English instructor, Miss Martha Siler, commercial teacher, Miss Winnifred Werner, commercial department head, Mrs. Arthur Marion, English and history, and M. W. Rockey, social science and athletics director, do not appear. Left to right: Back row, standing: Martin S. Miller. social science and track coach, Hugh J. Macdonald, carpentry, James H, Bohle, vice principal. boys adviser, R. P. Burke. biology, R. C. Anderson, Spanish, John Fuller, manual arts, Clarence B. Mumford, physics and general science, J. Wayne Shollenberger, commercial, Dewey 1. Noblitt, mathematics, Philip K. Erickson, journalism, advertising, English and publications, and instructor to whom 1942 Olympiad is dedicated. XY. .l. M.X'I l'l'IllS I'i'1m-lpal Second row from back: G. Phillips Chapple, general metals, electricity, M. W. McLeod, mechanical drawing, Mrs. Anna Stan- ford, art, Miss Hazel Loomis, study hall, Miss Dorothy Peden, physical education, Miss Lily Everton, English department head, 'gi 4. u Mrs, ai or avr rf: i 4 1- sl Qu ll!! Miss Alma Olson, English, L. W. Anderson, general science, Henry Gaines, science department head, Ralph Lindsay, commercial, Alan Gellermann, social science. Second row from front: Willard J. Matters, principal, Miss Marie Helmer. language department head, Miss Elizabeth Crockett, English, girls adviser: Miss Mary Margaret Anderson, mathematics department head, Miss Katherine Kilbuck, U. S. history, English, Miss Floramae Davis, mathematics, Mrs. Lucille Curtin, English, Spanish, Miss Mabel Stromme, social science, Miss Louise Mont- gomery, librarian, Miss Alice Hagen. Latin, Robert S. Eccles, public speaking, English. Front row: Leslie Il. Armstrong, music, C. M. McCoy, study hall, Adolph Larson. manual arts, general science, assistant coach, Ashfield Walker, English, Miss Agnes Bush- nell, commercial, Miss Mary Brilhart, home economics, Miss Alice Nelson, home economics department head, Miss Marie Mollestad, home economics, Miss Vivian Peeling, English, Miss Mary Robertson, commercial. li, l'. lllit PXYN Sup--i'irit:-ml.-nt nf r Jw , X 4 ,,,,,,,,,wx: 5 W ,lf mW?.1wW WIA zfuu? z.Jxf,,c.1,T,,gJ,,c..!74-M., 74,0 E fw-f'-fa fl - -' fi- LK Cj'f-A ' ,QM-r-1,m.f,.f aa ,L,M..o.t,1 d,L7T,x..- Zz? jqfwfffhq ,Q A Qff 6 L, ,f X J A W W mf L M8 Wwiffl I Www fvfm W f XJ -i'Uw,,giMQ MLQ.f4MM6,7n,Q,l Qwqiem JM LIU TW MMM A WMA 14, ll Wx NWWNN Q 5 W V X M WA D 'I Wx 1 X 3 f ' f 1 MW fum iff W ' f'x:'lZZ',?L', lGZ sses Q. X, 36- xx wig 136' kx .SX if KJ in X.. il ,Qs Lf Q. X, , CR 'X Y K2 X R f gg, K5 QQ SEQ JR .. Lf N ! 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Caroline Ilannaford x is prompter, Led by the powerful voices of Iliek Hodge and Dave 'et-tit-y, yell leaders for first and seeond semesters respec- tixely, the 'l5ers thundered dt-risively to t he high sehoo X 'i 1 lawn J a serious threat to upperclassmen, the yearlings wiggled several players onto the junior high teams and proved to snooty seniors that soon they too would give the alma mater many long-to-be- remembered athletes. The honor roll, Olympia high's intellectual elite, Could claim but 22 frosh, this figure not including the junior high yearlings who undoubtedly would have brought the average up considerably. The embryo Einsteins are: Howard Moore, Bud Raaberg, John Luft, Allen Crombie, Pat Fobley, Theodore Graves, Stephanie Scheiffler, Jacqueline Rieh, Juanita Van Mechelen, VValda Harbst, Cynthia Smith, Houston Melntosh, Shirley Maschner. Ralph Pittman, Shirley Jo Martin, Ted Barker, Robert Ridder, Donna Westfall, Bob Maelay. Phyllis Jacobson, Ivan Briggs and Delight Hunt. Miss Katharine Kilbuek and Dewey I Noblitt. advisers. it-ral. s uld be Qlimented e fine Cro Jgifeenies' iy are In the fit-ldjil' sports, altho 'h too 'inexperienced to pre: t l jing . ro QGstf e fo ss of '45 L f ,g,w1-fe! f X 2 Cvvk clwvbxtuf in 3 wtf if, - 'ft MJ A - .X W-XF M55 yyl zgs.. Q 'gy -' ', 5 I 5 s 1 I 2 5 S is-ww Mimzm. ..-ww Wim 3 fflitw.. , . 4 . , ,A 1 'iififl'--Qi T -3 QQ 13 .A f... F PM E M E, M , i I,,,,,,J,1.. A-., www- ' . , ,,.1,.x,-M M' V ?i'5'?531 -....,,,,, ,.-,.1ww.- ' - Ki A . ..xW.5X ,g A ,VL , wi I f' ' gig .- Q I QL 5 Til' IK fi P 't .1 'Il J fa fl ,f 3' f Tigg l ,WX , Q Stn ,..,,., hr I ,L ff if ..x. gf, X 'UM 593s lxis i' 5 0 . 1 MJ m I r .. J K 5 I ,.,.. ,, jf' llll- l'lNG into high gc-ar with thc frosh-soph mixcr carly in tlctolwr, thc sophomorvs haw accclcratcd thcir social activitics throughout thc yn-ar. ln that crucial tcsting ground, tho annual class play, thcy 1-xi-1-llvcl both in originality ol' script and in good acting. Hy coinlmining two short plays tht-y Wm-rc almlc to prcscnt a wcll- rounriod program including spccialty numhcrs, with an innova- tion in Olympia high school 1-ntl-rtainmvnt cxhihition rzmllci' skat ing. 'l'l11' plays wvrc: tll lVlargir-'s Diary, thc rcminisccncos hy an old lady ol hor sophomorc ycar, ft-aturing Iictty Dunn as Margit-, tht- high school girl, and Shirlcy Gruvcr as thc old lady. tl!! Mind tive-r lVlattt-r, play-within-a-play, narrating thf- low- triumph ot' a poor pot-t ow-r a wcalthy old man and pri-st-nting tht- following cast: .limmic lVlcIlcft'cy, Pit-rrotg Ra- mona Watkins, Pit-rrcttt-3 Mary Paradiso, lortunc tcllcrg Max Mrlif-nrlry, wt-althy glovc manut'acturcr, and Lcigh Millcr, narrator. Dick Anderson was gcncral chairman. Tho brain trust thonor roll to you! was not an unexplored ficld to thc sophs, who lcd thc school in thc fall tabulations. Tho sophomores on tho honor roll arc: Kcnncth Lcwis, Spcnccr Mosclcy, Dick Kcrsop, Gcraldinc Foxwcll, Fcrn Millcr, Nadine' Rico, Nadinc Scymour, Lillian Pollmann. William Muir, Harry Rragg. Rosc Mario Brigham, NVilfrcd Skinnvr. Rcatricc Bow- man, Marjorie Ilclcnius, Tcruyo Nakamura, Doris Hintz, Gcorgia Griggs, Gcraldinc Woodward, Dorothy Ellison, Alcthca VVintcr, Bonny J. Stoolc, Plvclyn Mycrs, Both Murray, Donna Downs, Pcggy Hopp, Patricia Rousc, Lcigh Millcr, Barbara Glovcr, Pat McDonald, Roh McCoy, Carl Ncitxcl, Donald Haw- thorno, Nichols Ilulsv, .Ioan Plamondon, Roh Laralmic, Joan Castlc, limvrson Rogcrs, Bob Gcss, Lloyd Nordncss, Stanlcy Bohlc, Ironc Nclson, Jcan Ostdahl. John Puckctt, Gloria Dohlc, Jacquclinc Kilhournc, Carol Knight, Vclva Stonc, Kit Draham and Graco Hughcs tdcccascdl. N- v :vtf N6 M N.. --f' rg- X HQ I PX -.., ..-.11 n 'I 1 1 'lb' I , X 'S .1 . I' rl f , l-, t ffm . 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A bit ol' South America was displayed by brightly colored trimmings and furnishings, and a few congas. A new idea on the prom was the all-high attendance, also eity police doormen. made necessary hy troublesome juniors and seniors who sought to boycott their school dance. Ever Since Eve was the name ot' the junior play, May 8, with Patty Eekberg and Lenore Dickson eochairmen. Miss llelena Jenkins, rlramaties coach, was in eharge of theatriealiz- ing the juniors. A great event during junior week was the mascot day, when a small dog outsmarted the seniors who were after its hair with a pair of scissors. Junior honor ioll students were: Willa Hartman, Marla Clark, Arleda Getman, Bob Ayer, Ralph Wickstrom, George Sheldon. Arlyn Leenerts, Donna Andrews, Thelma Koski, Bud Lewis, Larry O'Leary, Betty Frank, Tom Marshall, Leo Heye, Marjorie Berry, Madeline Corke, Jim Grant, Bob Hatfield, Edward McRae, Lenore Dickson, Jean Macdonald, Sally Martin, Helen Connolly, John Hazelwood, Donald Barrett, Kenneth Rice, Betty Jean Revell, Virginia Spinning, Louise Peterson, Katherine Stamey, Richard Farrow, Eileen Goodrick. Lloyd Peterson, Elaine Anderson, Tom Fitzmorris, Shirley Munz, Rose Marie Erickson, Bonnie Lou Burrell. Vic Draham. Gor- don Marsh, Audrey Gribble, Leonard Challain, Weston Howard Wally Wahlman, Jean Millard, Nancy Jo Reed, Betty Leverich Rena Huntamer, Jo Ann Peters, Ruth Wood and Jean Lilli- bridge. The class of '43 had maroon with white letters as their sweater colors, X x5 YE :A Lf 1 X Y. X33 SRX Y xgx W.: W ZWZW' if? na new 1 G 7 W ,,W,::,ff f ' ESQ gi: K K , Q ng , wi IW, , , ,gg ff? ,Q 1.4559 ' f gtg Qi 4 ,f ff, ,ff ,gf , A '.,V as We A fs: , :fv Q K ig I if in All A , . afar ,,. My 1. 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But the haughty seniors who march this graduation day from the Olym- pia halls of learning were not always so proud. Entering as green freshmen in awe of their superiors, the class of '42 put the first feather in their cap by instituting class yells during assembly. Though the shelf dwellers are us- ually considered shy, this class made a name for themselves by their first assembly, which had a western setting. Officers for the first year were Bud Mowell, president, Bob Eitreim, vice president, Sallie Ful- lerton, secretary-treasurer, Dale Hume, yell leader, Kenny Peters and Tim Randall, Boys club re- presentatives. Miss Grayce Rotman, now Mrs. Morrie Gumbert, and M. W. McLeod served as class advisers. Although it was hindered by an earthquake and a flu epidemic, their sophomore class as- sembly, dealing with the life of Henry Aldrich, proved an outstanding attraction. Bob Flem and Fred Keeton were class presidents first and second semester, respectively. Other officers first and second semester were: Jeff Collins and Kenny Peters, vice presidents, Normajeanne Zintheo and Pat Sullivan, secretaries, Dale Hume and Tim Randall, yell leaders, Lou Ann Schilling and Mary Jeanne Norris, Girls club representatives, Lucy Jean Boone and Sylvia Gil- filen, executive council representatives, Ward Rackey and Wes Horton, first semester, and Bob Flem, second semester, Boys club representatives. June Mad, a humorous story of a young g1rl's first love, was the junior play. Elverna Amund- sen and Dottie Mangan were cochairmen. The prom, the theme of which was the Annapolis sweet- heart ball, proved one of the best in the history of O.H.S. A cabaret was held in the cafeteria after the dancing, and breakfast was served. General chairmen for the prom were Pat Sullivan and Virginia Mekkes. Class sweaters for the year were navy blue and White. A fantastical assembly was staged Friday of junior week, with Barbara Lewis chairman. Activities Monday included the Junior Jamboree edition of The Olympus, edited by Bob Eitreim, and the crowning of the supreme rulers for the week-Normajeanne Zintheo and Art McCarty. Hello Walk observance, lunchtime programs in the cafeteria, the playing of a special pep band in the halls, and the taking over of classes by third-yearers featured Wednesday's program. The jubi- lant juniors wore class colors and took over student control Thursday. Junior week chairmen were Normajeanne Zintheo and Lou Ann Schilling. Junior class officers: first semester-Bob Flem, president, Mel Drescher, vice president, Sylvia Gilfilen, secretary, Dale Hume, yell leader, Ward Rockey and Joe Preston, Boys club representatives, second semester: Bob Eitreim, president, Nor- majeanne Zintheo, secretary, Johnny Hamilton, yell leader, John Mowell and Bill Twohy, Boys club representatives. Miss Mabel Stromme, M. W. McLeod and Alan Gellermann were class advisers. fSee next pagel. V., Agway 95111038 . , 1 ., 31, . yogi' Za yf , J 5, ' 1 S f 1 , ' Q2 K, ' 2, Qfffff-71 9 ii, ' ' .fire fAV,,,Z,i , ,Vg I, Q: .fig l k , YM, Url! 3152 ll 1 , H ' 3 ww llllil , h , funn: f I . l i SQ,-S-.-f ijl ,.,,4Afff . , W- 2, ' 4 A i A FTER the election of their first semester officers'--Bob Eitreim, president, Jack Van Eaton, vice president, Dottie Mangan. secretary, Bill Twohy, yell leader, and John Bolinger and Joe Preston, representatives to the Boys club board of control the seniors began their list of activities by presenting one of the most novel of class plays witnessed on the Olympia high school stage, t'The Tavern, by George M. Cohan, Dale llume portrayed the leading role of the Vagabond both nights, November 28 and 29. A Night In Sun Valley was the theme for the senior ball, December 6. Maxine Hawkins, chairman. and Marcheta King, assistant chairman, were aided by the senior advisers, Miss Mabel Stromme, Alan Gellermann and Miss Vivian Peeling. Juniors and seniors competed for best attendance at the ball, the seniors winning. During intermission Rob Eitreim, senior president, threw a pie in the face of Larry O'Leary, junior prexy. Second semester officers were: Neil Malnerich, president: Wally Gross, vice president: Normajeanne Zintheo, secretary, .-'lvl Q ' u-'f'3..,f',t,11h-.Zh,i,. Jack Peringer and Mel Drescher, representatives to the Boys club board of control, and John Hamilton, yell leader. The class of '42 put on a lively Dress-up day April 11. Ev- erything from takeoffs on juniors to a feminine football squad was represented. War savings stamps were awarded as prizes for the most novel costumes to: The Garbageman's Family Virginia Forbes, Ward Rockey, Shirlee Miller, Bob Eitreim. Marcheta King and Tim Randall: Philip Morris Girl, Miney Yasuig An Angel XVith a Dirty Face, Duane Christofferson. and The Black Widow, Wally Gross. Reigning over the May dance May 2 were Normajeanne Zintheo, queen, and Ward Rockey, king. Others in the royal court were Marye Farmer, Shirlee Miller, Sylvia Gilfilen, Mary Elizabeth Masemore, Lou Ann Schilling, Patricia Sulli- van, Bob Eitreim, Fred Keeton, Bob Flem, Art McCarty. Neil Malnerich and Bud Mowell. Jack Van Eaton, prime minister, crowned the royal pair, after Wally Gross. court jester and wearer of the bells, heralded the approach of the royal procession. L.-Q 'i-1 I- 1 2 Lf? ? .-iw-we: aww N-- L, IS ,.,.,l'g . ,mf as ' ' 5 ., AA A LW A L xy: - ,'..' gg, 'TF A 1 is ,v M19 -K 5 ' ww? ' T fl ' KX- , L -, 1 ..,, Rf. 'ilssy s is 'I f :Q ,EZ at if if 2 MY? gQ2GEQv 1 g xg g1 . A ,,.5 35Qiy 3, i i , N SQ Q . W 'N , K aw, 2 I ..'A I 5 ' ' nw, ff A A , -. ' .basl ,, W 4 sk by A 'fs A . 1 if . 1 X. ,K . 3 9 0 Z.. ' X J . xi v , L: V V I ' fm- -.Q. 1 g,g,,.:f1'f .- . K 1. ul' Xa fx . 3 Z ,Q R u g F .f + 4 , ' 4 H- Q IH Q ,B QR is H Q , fl . Q N. K5 P Cl ' A V Ri f 'SS 4 , nw mm H an 3 i ,agent Q Q U in X I wx, SF N :Nga Egg S HAROLD ADIE . .Boys glee club 11, 2, 3, 41, Orchestra 11.2, 3, 41. CHARLES ALLRED . .Boys Club DONALD BAY . .Olympus staff 141, Boys club. BENJAMIN BEAN . . Class assembly 131. Junior prom Senior ball, Senior play, Mask and Dagger 141, Olympus ad staff 131 editorial staff 141. Broadcasting 141, A.S.B usher 141, U. of W. one-act drama festival 141. JACK BECKENHAUER . . Drum major, band 12, 3, 41 Senate 141. MORRIS BERKEY . . Boys club. RALPH BETTCHER . . Basketball 121 letter 13, 41, State basketball tournament 141, Baseball letter 12, 3 41 JOHN BOLINGER . . Entered from Wenatchee 1941. Debate letter 141. U. of W. speech tournament 141. Hi-Y 141, Broadcasting 141. HART BRADY . . Boys club. FRED BROWN . . Senior ball, Broadcasting 141. JIMMIE BUCKNELL . . Boys Club. MEL BURDICK . .Boys Club. PAUL CAMPBELL . . Boys club. THOMAS CASEBOLT . . Orchestra 12, 3. 41. Spanish club 12. 31, Sec- retarial Science club 141, Music meet 12. 3. 41. MEL CHRISTENSON . . Boys club. DUANE CHRISTOF- FERSEN . . T-Square club president, vice president, Knights of the Oyster president, vice president, Motion picture operator 131. BLAINE CLARK . . Cafeteria assistant 121, Boys club. DONALD COLE . . Boys glee club 11, 21 president 13, 41, Mixed choir 131, Mixed chorus 141. Boys quartet 141. Mixed ensemble 141, Music letter 13, 41, Student control 141. LESTON COLEMAN , .Boys glee club 11, 2, 3.43, Orchestra. JEFFERSON COLLINS . . Band 12, 3, 43, Hi-Y 13, 43, French club 12, 33, Boys club friendship committee 12, 3, 43, Honor society 1'l3, Senate 133, Class vice president 123. BLYNN COOPER . . Class assembly 123, Junior play, Senior play, Mask and Dagger 13, 43. WAYNE CUNNINGHAM . .Baseball 123, Basketball 12, 33, German club 123. CHESTER DANFORTH . . Student control 143, Boys club. WILLIAM DEGLER . . Student control 143, Traffic patrol 133, Knights of the Oyster 133. NEIL DETHLEFS . , Photography club 12, 33, Class assembly 133, Hi-Y 133 treasurer 143, Spanish club 133 vice president 143, Student control 143, Dads night 13, 43, Senior ball, Junior prom, Olympus staff 143, Olym- piad staff 143, Basketball 133, Football 143, Intramural baseball 12, 3, 43, Intramural basketball 12, 3, 43. BEN DORSEY . . Natural History club curator secretary 133, Latin club 13, 43. ROBERT DREES . . Senate 143, Boys club. MELVIN DRESCHER . . Class assembly 11, 33, Senior play, Junior prom, Senate 133, Hi-Y president 13, 43, Class vice president 133, Cap and gown committee chairman 143, Baseball 11, 23 letter 13, 43. WALLY DUNN . . Certified Prospective Accountants 123 president 133, Natural History club 12, 3, 43, A.S.B. assembly committee 143, Senior play committee, Senior ball, Junior play committee, Junior prom, Hi-Y 133 vice president 143, Senate 143. DAVID EDDY , . Entered from Hoquiam 1940. Radio club 13, 43, Mixed chorus 13, 43 ensemble 13, 43, Boys glee club 13, 43 quartet 13, 43, Vocal manager 143, French club 13, 43. DARREL EGOLF . . Boys club. MYRLN EGOLF ..Cleanup squad 11, 23, Boys club. ROBERT EITREIM . . Big O's 123 president 133 vice president 143, Senate 123 vice chairman 133, Hi-Y 11, 2, 3, 43, Spanish club 143 president 133, Language council 143, Olympus staff 123 junior edition editor 133 editor 143, May court, Olympiad staff 123, Quill and Scroll, Journalism assembly 133, Class vice president 113 president 13, 43 assembly 113, A.S.B. assembly committee 13, 43, Leaders conference 133, Ski club secretary 133, Intramural basketball, baseball 11, 23, Football 11, 33, Track letter 12, 3, 43. JACK ELLIOTT . . Music meet 11, 2, 3, 43, Northwest orchestra conference 133, T-Square club 133, Radio club 133, Junior prom, Senior ball, Latin club, Southwest Washington solo contest 143, Baseball 143. ROBERT FLEM . . A.S.B. president 143, Boys club vice president 133, Class president 12, 33, Student control 123, Latin club president 123, Football letter 13, 43, Big O's 13, 43, Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Boys glee club 12, 3, 43, Mixed chorus 133, Language council 133, May court, Junior prom, Senior ball, Class assembly 133, Senior play committee. CARL FORSMAN . . T-Square club 123, Photography club 123 president 133, Olympiad staff 133 photographer 143, Olympus staff 133. BILL FOX . . Entered from Portland, Oregon 1939. Dads night 11, 21, Motion picture operator 11, 2, 3, 41, Olympus staff 13, 41, Olympiad staff 131, Quill and Scroll, Boys club publicity committee 141. LESTER FRAIDENBURG . . T-Square club 11, 2, 3, 41, A.S.B. usher 131, Broadcasting 141, Band 111. CLIFFORD GAETZ . . Spanish club 121, Boys club. LAUREN GANS . . Boys club. GEORGE GILBERT . . Latin club 121 secretary 111, Junior play, Junior prom, Senior ball, Hi-Y 13, 41, Dads night 13, 41, Intramural base- ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Older boys conference 13, 41, Ski club 131, Honor society 121, Boys club secretary 141, Basket- ball 12, 31 letter 141, Track 131 letter 141, State basketball tournament 141. MURRAY GILES . . Boys club. WALLACE GROSS . . Class vice president 141 assembly 11, 21, Junior play, Senior play, Mask and Dagger 13, 41, Photography club 111, T-Square club 121, German club 11, 21, French club president 13, 41, Language council 131, Orchestra 111, Band 12,31, A.S.B. concessions committee 141 usher 141 assembly committee 141 Junior prom, Senior ball, Music concert 12, 31, Student control 131 chief 141. JAMES HAINS . . T-Square club 11, 2, 31, Senior ball. HALVER HALVERSON . . Entered from Raymond 1941. Knights of the Oyster 131. T-Square club secretary-treasurer 141. JOHN HAMILTON . . A.S.B. yell king 11. 41, Class yell leader 11, 41, Band 12, 31, Football 121 letter 131, Track 121 letter 13, 41, Boys glee club, Mixed chorus, Junior play commit- tee, Senior play, Broadcasting 141. NORRIS HANSEN . . Entered from Centralia 1941. Band 141, Boys club. BOB HANSON . .Olympus ad staff 141, Senior play, Mixed chorus 141, Boys glee club 141, Stage crew 141, Broadcasting 141, S.W.W. music meet 141, Music concert 141, Class assembly 111. ANDREW HARLIN . . Entered from Seattle 1941. Senior ball 141, Basketball letter 141, State basketball tournament 141, Senate 141, Olympus ad staff 141 editorial staff 141. MILTON HARLIN . . Entered from Seattle 1941. Olympus ad staff 141, Boys club. WINSTON HAYS . . Spanish club 13, 41, Natural History club 12, 3, 41, Senate 131, Track 11,21 letter 131, Intramural basketball 11, 2, 3, 41. EUGENE HEBERLEIN .. Boys club. SHELTON HEMBREE . . Entered from Sacramento, California 1940. Boys club. CLAYTON HEMNESS . . Boys club. OSCAR HETTICK . . Class assembly 123, Dads night 123, Intramural basketball 123, Track 11, 2, 3, 43. DARREL HOOBLER . . Boys club. JASPER HOWARD . . Spanish club 12, 33, Latin club 11, 23, Mixed chorus 123, Boys glee club 123, Ski club 133, Hi-Y 13, 43, Big 13 13, 43, Track letter 13, 43, Supreme court 13, 43, A.S.B. concessions committee manager 133 social committee 13, 43, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Class assembly 123, Junior play, Dads night 13, 43, Junior prom, Senior ball. RAY HOYT . . Entered from Seattle 1939. Student control 133, Broadcasting 143, P. A. crew 12, 3, 43. CHARLES HUGHES . . Knights of the Oyster 12, 33, P. A. crew 133, Boys club. DALE HUME . . Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Big O 13, 43, Class yell leader 11, 2, 33, A.S.B. yell staff 123 king 133, Mask and Dagger 143, Senior play cast, Basketball 123 letter 13, 43, State basketball tournament 143, Track 143, Olympus staff 12, 33. FRANK HUTSON . . Boys club. WILLIAM JENSEN . . Band 12, 3, 43, S.W.W. music meet 133, Motion picture crew 12, 3, 43. ROBERT JOHANSON . . Photography club 123, Hi-Y 13, 43, Latin club 12, 33, Ski club 123. EVERTS JOHNS . . Photography club 123, Ski club 123, Hi-Y 13, 43, Latin club 11, 23, Tennis club 11, 23, Tennis letter 12, 33. FRED KEETON . . Class president 133 assembly 11, 2, 33, Junior play committee, Spanish club 12, 33, Senate 133, A.S.B. apportionment committee 133, Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Junior prom, May dance 133, senior ball, Journalism assembly 133, May Court. KALVIN KELLEY . . Entered from Yakima 1940. A.S.B. usher. PATRICK KIBBE . . Honor society 12, 3, 43, T-Square 123, Olympiad assistant photographer 143, Spanish club 12, 33, Hi-Arts vice president 133, Assistant track manager 133, Senate 123. WESLEY KINNEY . . Base- ball letter 133, Boys club. JACK KYLE . . T-Square 11, 2, 3, 43, Big O 143, Hi-Y 13, 43, Football letter 12, 3, 43, Intramural basketball 11, 2, 3, 43. CLIFFORD KYLLONEN . . Boys club. ERVIN LAWRENCE . . Boys club. MARVIN LEE . . Class assembly 11, 2, 33, Orchestra 113, Executive council 12, 33, Hi-Y 113 sec- retary 123 vice president 133, Latin club 113 president 123, French club 11, 23, Language council 113 president 123, Photography club president 123, Class secretary 123 president 133, Junior Week chairman, Older boys con- ference 123 first vice president 133, Junior play, Mask and Dagger, Olympus staff 13, 43, Football 113, Basket- ball 113, Intramural basketball 113. I 1' , WILLIS LEEK . . Senior ball, Boys club. LLOYD LOCKWOOD . . Band 13, 45, Boys club. FRANK LOHRENGEL . . Boys club. DON LONG . . Boys club. ELVIN McCANN . . A.S.B. cashier 115, Student loan secretary 12, 35, Tumbling 12, 3, 45. ARTHUR McCARTY . . A.S.B. vice president 145, Junior play cast, Mask and Dagger 135 vice president 145, Hi-Y secretary 135 vice president 145, Class vice president 135 assembly 135. Spanish club 12, 35, Senate 135. Boys club social service committee 135. Dads night 135, Christmas play 135, In- tramural basketball 13, 45, May Court, Junior prom, Senior ball, Senior play cast, Leaders conference 145. THOMAS MCCORMICK . . T-Square 12, 35, Photography club 135, Junior prom, Junior play committee. Boys club social service committee. Dads night 135, Hi-Y secretary 135 vice president 145, Senior ball. Ski club 145, Senate 145, Golf 135. CHARLES McLAUGHLIN . .Entered from Argonne, NVisconsin 1939. Air raid patrol 145, Football 135 letter 145, Intramural softball 13, 45 basketball 145, Big O smoker 145. BILL MCNEELY . . Iintered from Aberdeen 1941. Boys club. BERNARD MALLOY . . French club, Fire patrol 145. NEIL MALNERICH . . Rotary medal 145, Dads night 11, 3, 45, Junior prom, Big O's 13, 45, Senate 145, Class presi- dent 145, Hi-Y 135 vice president 145, Football 125 letter 13, 45, Baseball 11, 25 letter 13, -lt, Intramural bas- ketball 12, 35, May Court. FRED MARTIN . . Boys club. JACK MASUDA . . Entered from Fife 1941, Student control 13, 45, Traffic squad 135, Air raid messenger 145. VERNON MEG-IVERON . .Traffic squad 135, Spanish club 12, 35, Hi-Y 13, 45, Track 125. KENNETH MEIXNER . . Boys club. ARTHUR MELL . , Entered from Seattle 1941. Band 1-15, Music concert 145, Span- ish club 141. DEWEY MERRYMAN . .Cleanup squad 125, Student control 145, Air raid messenger 145. GORDON MEYER . . Photography club 115. Micrometer club 145. ROBERT MEYER . . Boys club. GEORGE MILLIRON . . T-Square club 41, 23, Knights of the Oyster 443, Student control 443. GEORGE MORFORD . . Honor society 413, Spanish club 43, 43, Motion picture oper- ator 42, 3. 43. TOM MORRIS . . Entered from Tulare, California 1939. Boys club. LA VERN MORRISON ..Student control 413. Boys club. JOHN MOWELL . .Big O's 423 smoker 433 president 443, Spanish club president 433, Hi-Y 42, 3, 43, Boys club representative 433 house and grounds committee chairman 443, Senate 443, Football 41, 23 letter 43, 43, Track 413 letter 42, 3, 43, State track meet 433. SHELLEY MOWELL . . May Court, Older boys conference 413, Hi-Arts 41, 23 vice president 433, Class president 413, Honor society 42, 43 treasurer 433, Junior play cast, Senior play cast, Mask and Dagger 433 president 443, Christmas play 433, May dance 423, A.S.B. social committee 433 chairman 443, Hi-Y 433 president 443 intercouncil president 443, Junior prom, Senior ball, French club 443 president 433, Language coun- cil 443 president 433, Tennis 43, 43. JAMES MULLIGAN . . Football 423 letter 43, 43, Baseball 423 letter 43, 43, Projecting crew 42, 3, 43, Hi-Y 43, 43. CHARLES NEHRING . . Latin club 433, Motion picture opera- tor 443. DONALD NEILAN . . Boys club. ADRIAN NELSON . . T-Square 42, 3, 43, Knights of the Oyster 423. Hi-Arts 42, 33 president 443, Radio club 413. ART NICKERSON . . Re-entered from Darrington 1941. Boys glee club 41, 3, 43, Mixed chorus 43, 43, S.W.W. music meet 423, Broadcasting 443. ARTHUR O'KEEFE . . Hi-Arts 443, Boys club. RAY ORTH . . Entered from Berkeley, California 1940. Honor society 43, 43, Hi-Y 443, Spanish club 433 president 443, Tennis 43, 43, Lower court judge 443. HARLEY OWENS . . Boys club. ROSS PARIS . . Entered from Meridian, Idaho 1941. Boys club. JOHN PERINGER . . Latin club 41. 23, Spanish club president 443, Senate 443, Hi-Y 43, 43, Honor society 443. WALTER PITTS . . Hi-Y 43, 43, T-Square 42, 43 vice president 4.33, Spanish club 41, 23, Honor society 42, 3, 43, Olympiad staff 443, Boys club standards committee 433 publicity chairman 443. Senate 433, Baseball 41, 2, 33, Intramural bas- ketball 42, 3, 43. PAT PLEAS . . T-Square secretary 123 vice president 133 president 143, Spanish club 133 secretary 123, Dads night 123, A.S.B. usher 133, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Hi-Y 13, 43, Junior play committee, 'On, Olympia' secretary 133, All-day broadcast 13, 43, Junior prom, Senior play cast, Whatnot staff 143, Mask and Dagger 143, Senate 133, Intramural basketball 133 softball 12, 33. JAMES PORN . .Boys club. CHARLES PRATT . . Boys club. JOSEPH PRESTON . . Class representative 11, 3, 43, Hi-Arts, Big O 12, 3, 43, Football 113 letter 12, 3, 43, Track letter 11, 2, 3, 43, Intramural softball 113 basketball 123, Dads night 133. TIM RAN- DALL . . Dads night 13, 43, Class assembly 133, Big O's 12, 3, 43, Boys glee club 113, Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Junior prom, Olympus ad staff 143, Boys club representative 113, Class yell leader 123, Football letter 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 123 letter 11, 33, Intramural basketball 113 softball 11, 2, 33, Baseball 143. BOB RAY . . Dads night 12, 3, 43, Big O's 12, 3, 43, Junior prom, T-Square club 123, Hi-Y 12, 33, Boys club representative 123, Baseball letter 12, 3, 43, Intramural baseball 113 basketball 12, 33. REID RHULE . . Natural History club 12, 33, Band 13, 43, French club 13, 43, Senior play committee, Stu- dent control 133, S.W.W. music meet 133, Music concert 13, 43, A.S.B. cashier 123, Boys club social service com- mittee 143. DON RICE . . P. A. crew 113 chief operator 12, 3, 43, Class assembly 11, 23. JOHN ROBINSON . . Entered from Morton 1940. Boys club. TED ROBINSON . . Stage crew 13, 43, Boys club. WILLIAM ROBINSON . . Entered from Boise, Idaho 1942. Boys club. WARD ROCKEY . . Intramural sports committee chairman 12, 33, Orchestra 11, 2, 33, S.W.W. music meet 11, 2, 33, Junior play committee, May King, Boys string ensemble 123, Junior prom, Dads night 12, 3, 43, S.W.W. boys club conference 123, Olympiad staff 133, Olympus staff 143, Boys club president 143, Spanish club 11, 23, Hi-Y 12, 3, 43, Big O's 12, 43 secretary 133, Senate 13, 43 vice president 123, Basketball 113 letter 12, 3, 43, State basketball tournament 143, Baseball 113 letter 12, 3, 43, Intramural baseball 113 basketball 113, Quill and Scroll. FRANK ROGERS . . Entered from Cheney 1940. Olympus staff 143. HERBERT SAVAGE . . German club 12, 33, Band 11, 2, 43 manager 133 letter 133, S.W.W. music meet 11, 2, 3, 43, Music concert 11, 2, 3, 43, Senior ball, Language council 133, Certified Prospective Accountants secre- tary 133. HARRY SEAGRAN . . Spanish club president 123 vice president 133, Junior play committee, Junior prom, Senior ball, Intramural basketball 12, 33 baseball 12, 3, 43, Pan-American assembly 123, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin 143, Basketball letter 143, State basketball tournament 143. DALE SEELEY . . Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 43, Junior play cast, Class assembly 133, Hi-Y 13, 43, Certified Prospective Accountants 12, 33, Boys string quartet 11, 23, Junior prom, Spanish club 11, 23, S.W.W. music meet 11, 23, Big O Smoker 12, 33, Intra- mural baseball 113, Dads night 11, 2, 3, 43, Music concert 13, 43, Baseball 11, 23. HERB SMITH . . Intra- mural basketball 12, 3, 43, Boys club. REX SMITH . . Hi-Arts, T-Square club. ALVIN SPIES . . Boys club. J 1' I gf, viwvff . 'C Jigs? ' 'Wm 4. ROBERT SPINNING . . Boys Club. RAY SWANSON . . Boys Club. ROBERT TAYLOR . . Student control 43, 41, Boys club. BOB THOMASSON . . T-Square club 42, 3, 41, Dads night 431, Honor society 421, Track 431. PAT TOWNE . . Boys club. WILLIAM TREAT . . Latin club 41, 21, Natural History club 42, 3, 41, Hi-Y 43, 41, Ski club 43, 41. JOHN VAN EATON . . Hi-Y 42, 3, 41, Latin club 41, 21, Honor society 41, 2, 31 president 441, Class assem- bly 41, 31, Class vice president 441, Football 42, 31 letter 441, Basketball 41, 21 letter 43, 41, Tennis letter 41, 2, 31, State basketball tournament 441. GENE VANNOY . . Entered from Winnett, Montana 1940. Boys club. HAROLD VENABLE . . Knights of the Oyster 431, Spanish club 421. CARLUN WARE . . Knights of the Oyster 42, 31. Football 43, 41, Track 42, 3, 41. NIGEL WARNER . .Boys club, Football 421 letter 431. BILL WEBSTER . . Boys club. JAMES WHISLER . . Boys club, Latin club 41, 21, Orchestra 411, Band 42, 41 letter 431. WARREN WINSLOW . . Class assembly 411, Boys club social service committee 431, Senior ball, Broadcasting 441, Latin club 431 secretary 421. GEORGE WINTHERS . . Language council 421, Public address 431, Vocational guid- ance 43, 41, Olympus ad staff 431 business manager 441, A.S.B. athletics manager 441, Senior play committeee, Quill and Scroll 431 president 441, All-day broacast 431. ALVIN WOOLWORTH . . Stage crew, Boys club. PAUL ZENTNER . . Entered from Seattle 1939. T-Square 431 vice president 441. r' ,XX VVVVVF UV? SMINC J 'I x fx - .- X 3 if ' , W X xl le: S N od Q X ,X NN ff wx A 5 -N, xx.Xx , 3 His Pals... fgsgiyggil if if . I U f J Q J fix' ,I gf gr fu tfgf' . M I I, i K. M1-Wffi' 'n 'M'-N,L..,w-- 'M-- 1 . f 0 l 2 l 1' Ei K x 1 1 er Q - j g g , L. ,., l B ' f N jssiw QR J-' D gp N ICTURED BELOW, both pages: Left to right, top row: Stepha S ' if N fler bowling. Virginia Albro, twirler. Junior-senior feud. gi 1 Q L ,, ngdlff, l N L' Cadets' -Victor Gil, Mexico, Pat Delano, Chile, Ignacio Munoz ore' exx Y' X i F ss Y ,fir icog Glen Mains, instructorg Juan Bidegaray, Uraguayg Bw Rossite Argon- X -5 ,Q A tina, Felix Rizo Patron, Peru. Bob Smith, Ted Sthay studyi . Mary E len B- Martin, mummy. Kids at football game. Leslie Armstrdgg aY and0Q2-flfmg -Vx x row: Latin Americans and some O.H.S. beauties. 'lbiqgzf lingglf studiegyu 7 Y tin circlel. Jeni Kay amused. Tim Randall and i sketigalb per. X51 Sally Martin industrious. Basketball, Marietta rL35urg.X,, X . JL X , . x XIV ,bf my VX JS X - ,Tlx if ut. ELVERNA AMUNDSEN . . G.A.A. letter 11, 2, 31 cabinet 13, 41, Latin club 11, 21, S.W.W. playday 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior play general chairman, Junior prom, Senior play committee, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Father-Daugh- ter banquet 13, 41, Class assembly 11, 2, 31, Girls club cabinet 13, 41 tolo 13, 41, Supreme court 141, Honor society 141, A.S.B. usher chairman 141. BARBARA ANDERSON . . Entered from Shelton 1940. Latin club 131. JEAN ASPINWALL . . G.A.A. 141 letter 11, 2, 31, Senator 131, Spanish club 111 secretary 121, Certified Pros- pective Accountants secretary 141, Language council 121, Pan-American assembly 111, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41. Torch pin, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 41. NORMA AUKERMAN . . Re-entered from Lincoln, Nebraska 1941. Class assembly 131, S.W.W. music meet 131, Senator 141, Girls club tolo 141, Secretarial Science club 131. CATHERINE AYER . . Girls glee club 12, 3, 41, Mixed chorus letter 13, 41, Girls ensemble 12, 3, 41, Mixed en- semble 12, 3, 41, Concert 13, 41, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 41, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 41, French club 12, 31, Spanish club 141, Junior play committee, Senior play committee, May dance 131. A.S.B. concessions committee 141, Junior prom, Girls club tolo 13, 41. IDELL BAKER . . Girls club. BEATRICE BALE . . Entered from Spokane 1939. Class assembly 12, 31, Mixed chorus 13, 41, Girls glee club 12, 3, 41, Girls sextet 121, S.W,W. music meet 12, 3, 41, Music concert 12, 3, 41, Regional music meet 131, Senior play cast, Mask and Dagger, Senate 131. VERNA BALES . . Olympus ad staff 141, Girls club. ROSE MARIE BECK . . Honor society 12, 3, 41, Certified Prospective Accountants 131 treasurer 141, Secretarial Sci- ence club 141, Olympiad business manager 141. LUCINE BISHOP . . Entered from Marshfield, Oregon 1939. Secretarial Science club 13, 41, May dance 12, 31, Junior prom, Senior ball, Commencement usher 131, Junior play committee. PAT BOARDMAN . . Spanish club 12, 31, Pan-American assembly 121. LUCY BOONE . . Re-entered from Renton 1941. Junior prom, Senior ball, Olympus ad staff 141, Olympiad ad staff 141 editorial staff 141, Mothers tea 131, G.A.A. 121. MARGARET BOONE . . Entered from Shelton 1939. Girls club. MARGARET BOZARTH . . Certified Pros- pective Accountants, Girls club. ELAINE BRONK . .Student gym instructor 12, 31, Girls glee club 11, 21. Spanish club 12, 31, Hi-Arts club 13, 41. JACKIE BROWN . . Band 11, 21, Secretarial Science club 141. JESSIE BROWN . . Girls club. BETSY BURNETT . .G.A.A. 12, 31, Spanish club 12, 31, Photography club 131, Secretarial Science club 141. BARBARA JEAN CAIN . . Photography club 12, 33, Correspondence club 143, Orchestra 12, 3, 43, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 43, G.A.A. 11, 33, S.W.W. playday 11, 33. JANICE CATES . . Girls club. ARDATH CHRISTENSEN . . May court 113, Class assembly 11, 33, Girls auxiliary party 11, 23, Mothers tea 11, 33, Big sister party 13, 43, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 43, French club 12, 33, Gym instructor 143, Senior play general chairman, Senior ball, Girls club tolo 11, 3, 43, Junior play committee, Junior prom, Olympus ad staff 143. RUTH CHRISTIANSEN . . Entered from Salt Lake City, Utah 1941. Girls ensemble 143, Mixed chorus 143, Girls glee club 143, Father-Daughter banquet 143, Girls club tolo 143, Hi-Arts 143, Senate 143. DOROTHY LEE CLARK . . Spanish club 12, 33, Secretarial Science club 13, 43. AUDREY CLEMENSEN . . Girls glee club 13, 43, Mixed chorus 143, Girls ensemble. DORIS COATS . . Entered from Montrose, Colorado 1941. Secretarial Science club 143. JEAN CONE . . Junior prom, Girls auxiliary party 123, Photography club 123, Senior ball, Girls club party 143. LORRAINE CONINE . . Hi-Arts 11, 43, G.A.A. 113, S.W.W. playday 113. EMILY CONTES . . Entered from Tacoma 1939. Junior prom, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 43, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin 143, Latin club 123, Senate 143, Girls club party 133, Secretarial Science vice president 143. BETTY CORNWALL . . Entered from Yelm 1941. French club 143. BETTY CROMBIE . . Mixed chorus 13, 43, Music letter 13, 43, Music concert 13, 43, Correspondence club 143, Honor society 12, 3, 43. FLORENCE CYSEWSKI . . Drum majorette 11, 2, 33, Girls glee club 113, Photography club 12, 33, Spanish club 12, 33, May dance 12, 33, Girls club tolo 12, 33, French club 143, Mothers tea 13, 43, G.A.A. 11, 2, 33, S. W. W. playday 11, 2, 33, Class assembly 11, 23, Junior play committee. ROSE DAVIS . . Girls club. GWYNNE DAY . . Correspondence club 12, 3, 43, Natural History club 12, 3, 43, Spanish club 12, 33, French club 133, Hi-Arts 123, G.A.A. 113. VIOLET DEVINE . . G.A.A. 12, 43 letter 133, S.W.W. playday 13, 43, Spanish club 12, 33, Senior play committee, Student gym instructor 13, 43, First aid 143. CORINNE DILLON . . Girls club tolo 143, Class assembly 12, 3, 43, Junior play committee, Senior play committee, Mothers tea 12, 3, 43, Secretarial Science club 143, French club 12, 33, Red Cross 143, G.A.A. letter 11, 2, 3, 43 treasurer 143 honorarium 13, 43. HELEN DIMMITT . . Entered from Foster 1941. Mixed ensemble 143, Mixed chorus 143, Band 143, Music concert 143. fs-wg xfiu Q AVIS DOOLEY . . Correspondence club 143, Hi-Arts president 143. IDA DORSEY . . French club 12, 33, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin 143, Whatnot staff 143, Broadcasting 143. CAROLYNE DOWNS . . Girls club tolo 143, Mothers tea 133, Class assembly 12, 3, 43,Journa1ism banquet 143, Senior play committee, Nurse's assistant 143. BEVERLEY EKVALL . . Entered from Tacoma 1940. Mothers tea 12, 33, Junior prom, Junior week chairman, May dance 133, Girls club tolo 13, 43, Senior ball. VIRGINIA ELLISON . . Mothers tea 11, 33, Father-Daughter banquet 133, A.S.B. usher, Correspondence club 143. VERNA ESTERLEY . . Girls club. VIRGINIA FARIS . . Girls club cabinet 143, Mothers tea 13, 43, Junior play committee, Senior play com- mittee, French club 11, 23, Junior prom, Girls club tolo 133, Mixed chorus 12, 43, Regional music meet 133, Nurse's assistant chairman 143. MARYE FARMER . . Latin club 11, 23, French club 13, 43, Social commit- tee 143, May Court, Junior play, Senior play, Mask and Dagger 143, Honor society 12, 43 secretary 133, Girls auxil- iary secretary 123, Junior prom, G.A.A. letter 11, 23, A.A.U.W. award. VIRGINIA FORBES . . Drum majorette 11, 2, 3, 43, Olympiad staff 133 editor 143, Olympus staff 13, 43, Quill and Scroll 133 treasurer 143, Class assembly 11, 23, G.A.A. 113, S.W.W. playday 11, 2, 33, Girls club tolo 13, 43, Junior play committee, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Junior prom, Class mixer 11, 23, May dance 13, 43. LILA FOX . . Latin club 11, 23, Orchestra 11, 3, 43, String quartet 143, Class assembly 11, 23, Olympus staff 12, 33, Music concert 11, 3, 43, Honor society 123, G.A.A. 123 letter 113, S.W.W. playday 113. MARY ANN FOY . . Mothers tea 12, 3, 43, Senior ball, Junior prom, Father-Daughter banquet 143, Olympus ad staff 143, Girls club tolo 143, May dance 133. SALLIE FULLER- TON . . Latin club 11, 23, French club 13, 43, class secretary 113 assembly 113, Junior prom, Senior ball, Father- Daughter banquet 13, 43, G.A.A. letter 11, 23 conference 123, May dance 11, 2, 3, 43. JEAN GAINES . . Radio club 133, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 43, Mixed chorus student director 12, 43, String quar- tet 13, 43, Girls ensemble 12, 43, Music concert 11, 23 general chairman 13, 43, Solo meet 11, 33, Latin club 13, 43, Honor society 12, 43, G.A.A. letter 11, 23 cabinet 123. MARY VIRGINIA GAU LT . . Entered from Colfax 1939. Band 12, 3, 43, G.A.A. letter 11, 23 secretary 143, Senior play committee, Junior play committee, Class assembly 12, 33, Mothers tea, May dance 133, Girls club tolo. BETTY LOU GERTH . .Class assembly 12, 33, Junior play. Senior play, U. of W, one-act drama festival 13, 43, A.S.B. assembly committee 133, Mask and Dagger 133 trea- surer 143, Christmas play 133, May dance 11, 2, 3, 43, Girls club tolo 11, 2, 43. LOUISE GIBBONS . . Entered from Spokane 1939. Broadcasting 143, Mixed chorus 13, 43, Girls glee club 11, 33 president 143, All-day broadcast 133 Class assembly 133, S.W.W. music meet 13, 43, Girls club tolo. SYLVIA GILFILEN . . May Court . . Class assembly 11, 2, 33, French club 11, 23, G.A.A. 143 honor letter 11, 2, 33, treasurer 133, Girls glee club 11, 2, 43 president 133, Mixed chorus 12, 3, 43, Vocal contest 11, 2, 33, Regional solo contest 133, Mixed ensemble 13, 43, Mothers tea 12, 33, Junior play, Senior play, Mask and Dagger 133 secretary 143, Music concert 12, 3, 43, Girls auxiliary social chairman 123, Girls club cabinet 133 president 143, Leaders conference 143, Girls club conference 143. MILDRED JEAN GILHUS . .Spanish club 11, 23, Band 123 letter 13, 43, Broadcasting 143, Mothers tea 12, 43, G.A.A. 123, Senior ball, Class assembly 123, Hi-Arts 143. ADELINE GRADY . . Student control 133, Library assistant 143. Girls glee club 123, Broadcasting 143. CAROLINE HARTSUCK . . Re-entered from Quilcene 1940. Latin club 133, Girls glee club 12, 33, Mothers tea 13, 43, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 43, Senior play committee, Olympiad staff 143, May dance 143. INEZ HAUGEN . . Spanish club 143 president 133, Junior play committee, Senior play committee, Mothers tea 12, 3, 43, Class assembly 12, 33, Girls club tolo 12, 3, 43, Debate club 123 president 143 letter 13, 43 C.P.S. de- bate tournament 13, 43, U. of W. speech tournament 13, 43, Senate 143, Correspondence club 123, Language council 133, Junior prom, Senior ball, Girls glee club 12, 33, Mixed chorus 13, 43, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 43. G.A.A. 12, 33. MAXINE HAWKINS . .Sextet 113, Girls glee club 12, 33, Mixed chorus letter 13, 43, Junior play, Senior play committee, Junior prom, Senior ball general chairman, Girls club tolo 11, 2, 33, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Correspondence club 143, Natural History club 12, 3, 43, Latin club 113 secretary 123, Mask and Dagger 13, 43, G.A.A. letter 11, 2, 3, 43 cabinet 12, 33 honorarium 13, 43, S.W.W. playday 13, 43. WINNIFRED HAYS . . Latin club 13, 43, Senate 123, Girls glee club 11, 23, Mothers tea 143, G.A.A. 113, S.W.W. playday 113. VEN DELLA HEARNE . . Library assistant 123, Girls glee club 113, French club 12, 33, Secretarial Science club 143, Faculty secretary 143. MARJORIE HEINTZELMAN . . Latin club 12, 33, G.A.A., Honor society 123, French club 143, Senior play usher, Mothers tea 143. IDA MAE HENDRICKS . . Junior play committee, Junior prom, Senior ball, Big sister party, Latin club 12, 33, Girls club tolo 12, 33, Mothers tea 13, 43, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 43, G.A.A. 123, S.W.W. playday 123. MARY HENKELS . . A.S.B. cashier 12, 43, Junior play committee, Mothers tea, Father-Daughter banquet, Secretarial Science club, Correspondence club, Certified Prospective Accountants. GLENNA HEPP. .German club 12, 33, Girls club. DOROTHY HESS . . Band 11, 2, 3, 43, Mothers tea, Natural History club, S.W.W. music meet, Band letter 133, Orchestra 133. LOLA HINMAN . . Re-entered from Seattle 1941. Band 12, 33, Orchestra 143, Spanish club 12, 33, Music concert 12, 33, Natural History club 123, Senior ball, Big sister 143, Senior play committee, Torch pin, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Hall monitor 143, Father- Daughter banquet 143, Girls club tolo 143, Honor society banquet 12, 43, Pan-American assembly 123, S.W.W. music meet 143, Mothers tea 143, Commencement announcement committee 143. MARIAN HINMAN . . Mothers tea 123, Music concert 123, Girls glee club 123, Student control letter 13, 43 secretary 143, Nurse's assistant 143, Junior prom, Latin club 13, 43, Natural History club 12, 33. HIROYE HISATA . . Latin club 12, 33, Mothers tea 123, Class assembly 123, A.S.B. cashier. CAROL HUGHES . . En- tered from Chehalis 1941. Secretarial Science club 143. DOROTHY HUGHES . . Girls club. MERLE HUN- TAMER . . Latin club 12, 33, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Class assembly 12, 33, Senate 133. ELIZABETH JOHN- SON . . Spanish club 12, 33, Correspondence club 12, 3, 43. 1 0 g 5 11 OKIE JOHNSON . . Hi-Arts 143, Secretarial Science club 143. JUNE JOHNSTON . . Orchestra 12, 33, Class assembly 12, 3, 43, Journalism assembly 133, Junior prom, Senior ball, Father-Daughter banquet 133 toastmistress 143, Girls auxiliary president 123 party 123, Girls club party 13, 43 cabinet 143 conference 143 tolo 13, 43, Mothers tea 12, 3, 43. Drum majorette leader 11, 2, 3, 43, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 43, Debate letter 13, 43, C.P.S. debate tournament 13, 43, U. of W. speech tournament 13, 43, Olympus staff 13, 43, Olym- piad staff 13, 43, Quill and Scroll society 143, Senior play, Spanish club 133 secretary 123, Honor society 123, Student control 143, Senate 133, S.W.W. playday 123, Music concert 12, 3, 43, G.A.A. 123. SHIRLEY KAISER . . Debate club 143, C.P.S. debate tournament 143, Band 12, 33, Hi-Arts 143, Junior play committee, Corres- pondence club 143, Father-Daughter banquet 143, French club 12, 33, G.A.A. 123, Junior prom. KAY KAN- NEY . . Class assembly 133, Girls auxiliary party 123, Junior prom, Quill and Scroll 143 president 133, Photo- graphy club 11, 23, A.S.B. cashier 123, Journalism dinner chairman 143, Honor society 12, 43 vice president 133. Senior play prompter, Olympus staff 12, 33, Olympiad staff 12, 33, Journalism librarian 133, Senior ball, Secre- tarial Science club 143, Senate 143, Father-Daughter banquet 133, Defense stamp committee 143, Advanced first aid 143. CORINNE KEALIHER . . Entered from Kelso 1941. Broadcasting 143, Olympus staff 143. LOIS KELLY . . Girls glee club 12, 33, Mixed chorus 12, 3, 43, Olympus ad staff 143, Olympus circulation manager 143, Quill and Scroll 143, Journalism dinner 143. MARCHETA KING . . Girls glee club 11, 23, Mothers tea 11, 2, 43, Class assembly 12, 33, Spanish club vice president 123 program chairman 133, Language banquet 12, 33, Junior prom, Junior play committee, Senior play committee, Junior week, Senior ball cochairman, Radio club 11, 2, 33, Pan-American assembly 12, 33, Class mixer 11, 23, Music concert 11, 23, May dance 143, Father-Daughter banquet 133, Olympiad staff 143. EILEEN KRAUS . . Latin club 12, 33, Olympus staff 143, Girls glee club 11, 23, Journalism dinner 143. ALICE KREUTZKAMP . . Entered from Hoquiam 1940. Latin club 12, 33, Father-Daughter banquet 143, Nurse's assistant 143. HELEN KUYPER . . Spanish club 12, 33, Girls club. LETETIA LARIOS . . Girls club. LILA JEAN LEAS . , Entered from North Bend, Oregon 1941. Junior play usher, Girls club. NAOMI LEENERTS . . Girls club. EILEEN LEWIS . . Hi-Arts 12, 33 vice president 143, Spanish club president, Honor society 143, Correspondence club 123. MARILWYN LEWIS . . Entered from Tacoma 1939. May dance 133, Junior prom, Junior play committee, Class assembly 133, Senior ball, French club 12, 33, Span- ish club 143, Language council 143. ESTHER LIEBIG . . Entered from Jamestown, North Dakota 1939. Mothers tea 123, Christmas basket drive 133. ELAINE LITCHFIELD . . Entered from Holliston, Massa- chusetts 1941. Girls club tolo 133, Band 13, 43, Orchestra 13, 43, Pep band 143, Honor society 143, S.W.W. music meet 13, 43, French club 133. PEGGY LOCKE. . Girls glee club 11, 2, 33, Mixed chorus 133, French club 113, Secretarial Science club 13, 43, Mothers tea 12, 33, S.W.W. music meet 12, 33, Father-Daughter ban- quet 143, Senior play committee. . kip ii RUTH LOFQUIST . . Girls glee club 121, Hi-Arts 12, 31, Olympus ad staff 141. BILLIE JEANNE LOUDIN . . Re-entered from Vincennes, Indiana 1941. Senior play committee, G.A.A. 11, 21, French club 12, 31, Father- Daughter banquet 131, Junior prom, Class assembly 131. BEVERLY LYNE . . Girls glee club 111, Secretarial Science club 141, Library assistant 141. SARA ANN McBRIDE . . Entered from Kelso 1941. Secretarial Sci- ence club 141, Senior ball, Girls club tolo 141, Faculty secretary 141, Orchestra 141. PEGGY McCOOL . . Honor society 13, 41, Quill and Scroll 13, 41, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 41, Olympus staff 13, 41, Olympus ad staff 141, Olympiad staff 13, 41, Journalism assembly 131, G.A.A. letter 12, 3, 41 cabinet 131 honorarium 131. S.W.W. playday 12, 3, 41, Correspondence club 12, 41 secretary 131, Junior play prompter, Senior play com- mittee, Senior ball, Mothers tea 12, 41. DONNA JEANNE McKINNEY . . German club 12, 31, Girls glee club 13, 41. PATRICIA McMILLAN . . G.A.A. 12, 31 honor letter 141 vice president 141, Spanish club 121 secretary 131, S.W.W. playday 131 general chairman 141, Girls glee club 121. MARION McMURCHIE . . Entered from We- natchee 1941. Honor society banquet 141, Senior ball, Spanish club president 141, Girls club tolo 141. MARY JEAN McRAE . . A.S.B. cashier 141, Spanish club 121, Certified Prospective Accountants 141. BETTY MAL- LECK . . Entered from Aumsville, Oregon, 1941. Girls club. DOTTIE MANGAN . . Junior prom, Girls club tolo 12, 31, Junior play cochairman, Girls glee club 12, 31, Mixed chorus 12, 3, 41, S.W.W. music meet 131, Father-Daughter banquet 141, Language banquet 131, Olympus ad staff 141, Mothers tea 12, 31, Quill and Scroll 141, Spanish club 121 president 131, Mixed ensemble 131, Class secretary 141, Supreme court 131. MARY ELLEN MARTIN . . Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls auxiliary vice president 121, Girls club cabinet 141, Class as- sembly 11, 31 chairman 121, Senior play chairman, Latin club 121 president 131, G.A.A. 111, Olympus staff 131, Olympiad staff 131, Junior prom, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Thanksgiving baskets chairman 141. NADEEN MARTINA . . Girls club. ANNA MARTZ . . Library assistant 11, 21, Hi-Arts 12, 31, Corres- pondence club 131, G.A.A. 131. MARY BETH MASEMORE . .Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Latin club 11, 21, French club 13, 41, Class assembly 121, May Court, Girls club program chairman 131, Lower court 141, Senior play, Mask and Dagger 141, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Father-Daughter banquet 131. VIRGINIA MEKKES . . Class assembly 11, 2, 31, Latin club 11, 21, French club 13, 41, Spanish club secretary 141, Girls club vice president 141 party 13, 41 tolo 13, 41 conference 12, 41, Girls glee club 12, 31, S.W.W. music meet 131, Music concert 131, Regional music meet 131, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, S.W.W. playday 11, 2, 31, Language banquet 12, 3, 41, Friend- ship committee 131, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 41, Senior play committee, Junior prom cochairman, Senior ball, Big sister party 13, 41, A.S.B. assembly committee 141. SHIRLEE MILLER . . Class assembly 11, 21, Latin club president 121 secretary 131, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 41, Junior week chairman, U. of W. one-act drama 131, Olympus assistant editor 131 associate and feature editor 141, Leaders conference 141, A.S.B. song duchess 131 queen 141, Language council 121, Girls club tolo 141, Quill and Scroll 131 secretary 141, Broadcasting 141, Olympiad staff 13, 41, May Court, S.W.W. playday 111, Journalism dinner toastmistress 141, Commencement usher 131. VERNA MITCHELL . . Girls club. 1 3-Es A FRANCES MORGAN . . Girls club. NORA MORIARTY . . Entered from Cottonwood, Idaho 1941. Girls club. MELVA MORROW . . Entered from Yelm 1941. Band 143, Orchestra 143, Olympus staff 143. PHYLLIS MUNZ . . Honor society 12, 33, Latin club 11, 23, French club 11, 43. BETTY JANE NEAL . . Junior prom, Father-Daughter banquet 143, Senior ball. JO ANNA NEDRY . . Girls glee club 11, 2, 3, 43, Mixed chorus 12, 3, 43, Regional music meet 11, 33, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Sextet 13, 43, All-Northwest chorus 133, Girls club tolo 143, Senior ball, Spanish club 123 secretary 113, Music letter 12, 43. RUTH NESTEGARD . . Senior ball, Big sister chairman 143, Girls auxiliary party 123, Girls club party 13, 43 tolo 12, 3, 43 cabinet 143, May dance 13, 43, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 43, Class assembly 12, 33, Junior prom, Commencement usher 133. ELAINE NOBLE . . Latin club 12, 33, Junior prom, Father-Daughter ban- quet 143, Song duchess 143, Mothers tea 133, G.A.A. 123, Language banquet 12, 33, Olympiad staff 143. LU- CILLE NORTON . . Entered from Shelton 1939. French club 12, 33, Girls club party 13, 43, Big sister party 13, 43, Orchestra 12, 33 manager 143, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 43, Mothers tea 13, 43, Father-Daughter ban- quet 13, 43, Class assembly 11, 43, Senior ball, Music concert 12, 3, 43. ROSE PALERMO . . G.A.A. letter 11, 2, 3, 43 honor letter 11, 2, 3, 43 honorarium 13, 43 cabinet 133 president 143, S.W.W. playday 11, 2, 3, 43, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Big sister party 13, 43, Olympus editorial staff 133 ad staff 143, Olympiad staff 133, Journalism dinner 143, First aid class 143, Girls club cabinet 143, Student gym instructor, Junior play com- mittee. ETTA PATTERSON . . Junior prom, Father-Daughter banquet 143, Senior ball, Girls club tolo 13, 43, French club 12, 33, Mothers tea 133. MARILYN PETERS . . Girls glee club 11, 23, Spanish club 12, 33, French club 133 president 143, Student control 133, Language council 143. JEANNE PIKE . . Entered from Seattle 1939. Class assembly 11, 23, Mothers tea 11, 23, French club 12, 33, Correspondence club 143, Junior prom, Junior play, Mask and Dagger 133 makeup chairman 143. Christmas play 133, Senior play, Senior ball, Girls club tolo 11, 33 party 133, May dance 133, Honor society 143, All-day broadcast 143. JUNE POKSWIN . . Latin club 113 vice president 123, Mixed chorus 12, 3, 43, Girls glee club 11, 2, 3, 43, A.S.B. concessions committee 133 chairman 143, S.W.W. music meet 133, Girls ensemble 133, Olympus staff 133, G.A.A. 113, Class assembly 113, Junior prom, Senior ball, Music letter 13, 43, Music concert 123 publicity chairman 13, 43, Girls club cabinet 143. RUTH PONTIN . . Photography club 12, 33, Spanish club 123, Junior prom, G.A.A. letter 12, 33. MARY LOU POWERS . . Re-entered from Pasadena, California 1940. Quill and Scroll 143, Olympus ad manager 143, Olympiad ad manager 143, Girls club tolo 11, 33 party 133, Senior bail, Junior prom, G.A.A. 113, Honor society 143, Class assembly 11, 33. BEUNA RADKE . . Quill and Scroll 133 vice president 143, Olympus staff 133 editor 143, Olympiad staff 13, 43, Honor society 13, 43. ROSELLA RENKEN . . Entered from Spring Valley, Minnesota 1941. Girls club. M f 32 EDNA RITTER . . Latin club 133 program chairman 123, Nurse's assistant 143, Student gym instructor 133, First aid 143. DOROTHY RIXE . . Cafeteria assistant 12, 3, 43, Correspondence club 13, 43, Language banquet 133, Language council 133, German club 12, 33. JUNE ROWELL . . G.A.A. 11, 23. Spanish club 12, 33, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Senior play committee, Junior play committee, Big sister party 13, 43, Pan-American as- sembly, Junior prom, S.W.W. playday 123, Father-Daughter banquet. PEGGY ROWLEY . . Entered from Wenatchee 1940. G.A.A. 143, S.W.W. playday 143, Senior play committee, Girls club tolo 143. LOU ANN SCHILLING . . Girls club secretary 143 cabinet 143 conference 133 tolo 12, 3, 43, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 43, Senior ball, Junior prom, Junior Week chairman, Mothers tea 12, 3, 43, May dance 12, 3, 43, A.S.B. social committee 13, 43, Class assembly 12, 33, French club 13, 43, Song duchess 143, S.W.W. playday 12, 3, 43, Execu- tive council 123, G.A.A. letter 12, 3, 43 secretary 133, Olympus ad manager 143, May Court. ELOISE SLAY . . Band 11, 2, 33 letter 143, Orchestra 143, Mixed chorus 143, Girls glee club 11, 2, 33 secretary 143, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 43, Regional music meet 133, Vocal letter 133, Music concert 12, 3, 43, Mothers tea 133, Senior ball, Class assembly 113. ' VERNA SMITH . . Photography club 133, Correspondence club 133. MAXINE STAFFORD . . Senior ball, Mothers tea 143, Junior prom, Big sister party 143, Father-Daughter banquet 143. BETTY JUNE STEPHENS . . G.A.A. 11, 2, 43, Girls glee club 113, Whatnot staff 13, 43, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Mothers tea 11, 2, 33, Class assembly 11, 2, 33, Junior prom, Senior ball 11, 43, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 43, Junior play, Senior play committee, Certified Prospective Accountants 143. MARGUERITE STUMER . . Debate letter 13, 43, Lower court 143, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, French club 12, 33, Library assistant 133, C.P.S. debate tournament 13, 43, U. of W. speech tournament 143, Olympus staff 13, 43. PATRICIA SULLIVAN . . Junior prom 113 general chairman 133, Father-Daughter banquet 133 general chairman 143, Girls club tolo 11, 2, 33 general chairman 143, Mothers tea 11, 2, 33 general chairman 143, Class assembly 11, 2, 33, May dance 11, 2, 3, 43, Senate 12, 43, Senior ball, S.W.W. playday 11, 2, 33, Commencement usher chairman 133, Senior play committee, Big sister 13, 43, Girls auxiliary party 11, 23 treasurer 123, Secretarial Science club 143, Latin club 113 secretary 123, Girls club party 133 general chairman 143 treasurer 133 conference 133 social chairman 143, A.S.B. social committee 123, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, Class secretary 123, A.S.B. usher committee 143 concessions committee 12, 3, 43 cashier 123, May Court, G. A. A. 133 letter 11, 23. PHYLLIS SWEARIN- GEN . . Girls glee club 11, 2, 3, 43, Mixed chorus 13, 43, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 43, Music letter 133, Regional music meet 133, Latin club 13, 43, Tolo 143, Father-Daughter banquet 133 Mothers tea 133, Concert 12, 3, 43. CHARLENE SWIFT . . Girls club. VIRGINIA TANNER . . Olympiad staff 133, Senior play. LOR- RAINE TAYLOR . . Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, Secretarial Science club 143, A.S.B. apportionment commit- tee, C.P.A. president 133 vice president 133, A.S.B. treasurer 143. JEWEL TENNISON . . G.A.A. 113, Olympus ad staff 143. HELEN TERWILLEGER . . Spanish club 123, Student control 133, Debate club 133, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Certified Prospective Accountants 133, A.S.B. cashier 133. MAY TINNEY . . G.A.A. 123, Girls club. 'F- Jr S ROSE ANNE TINNEY . . G.A.A. 12, 41, Certified Prospective Accountants 13, 41. JANICE TRESNER . . Latin club 111 secretary 121, Girls ensemble 121, Girls glee club 11, 2, 3, 41, Mixed chorus 13, 41, Regional music meet 131, Music letter 131, Spanish club president 141. BIRDIE JEAN TURNER . . Senate 141, Olympus staff 141, Olympiad staff 141, Debate manager 13, 41 secretary-treasurer 131 letter 13, 41, Honor society 141, Secretarial Science club 141, Certified Prospective Accountants 131, First place Elk's oratorical contest 141, C.P.S. speech tournament 12, 41, U. of W. speech tournament 13, 41. ERMA LEE VAN CAMP . . Entered from Vancouver 1940. Big sister party 141, Olympus staff 13, 41, Olympiad assistant circulation manager 13, 41. MAY VAUGHN . . Latin club 13, 41, Girls glee club 12, 3, 41. VIOLET VETTER . . Entered from Zillah 1939. Girls club. BETTY VOIGT . . Entered from Joyce 1939. G.A.A. 11, 21, Girls glee club 121, Spanish club 12, 31, Cor- respondence club. HELEN WAHRGREN . . Quill and Scroll 141, Correspondence club 141, A.S.B. concessions committee 131 point committee 141, Language council 131, Spanish club 12, 31, Honor society 13, 41 banquet 12, 41, Mothers tea 12, 31, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 41, Olympus staff 13, 41, Junior prom, Senior ball, Senior play committee, Journalism banquet 13, 41 assembly 131. ANNABELLE WALSH . . Girls club. DOROTHY WEBER . . A.S.B. cashier, Certified Prospective Accountants 141. WILLADEEN WEIKS . . A.S.B. assistant treasurer 141, Certified Prospective Accountants treasurer 131, Secretarial Science club secre- tary-treasurer 141, Honor society 12, 3, 41. FLORENCE WHITT . . Certified Prospective Accountants 131, Girls club. HELEN WILDER . . A.S.B. point committee 141, Social service committee 141, Spanish club 12, 31, Honor society 121, Girls club tolo 141, Hi-Arts 111, Senior play committee, Father-Daughter banquet 141, G.A.A. 111. DORIS WINKELMAN . . Mixed chorus 121, Girls glee club 11, 2, 31, Music letter 121, S.W.W. music meet 11, 2, 31, A.S.B. point committee 141, Lower court secretary 141, Certified Prospective Accountants 141, Sec- retarial Science club secretary 141, Junior play committee, Senior play committee, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Latin club 12, 31, Father-Daughter banquet 13, 41, Olympus secretary 141, Big sister party 141. SHIRLEY WINTERS . . Class assembly 111, Mothers tea 11, 41, Junior prom, Senior ball, Big sister party, G.A.A. 111. HELEN WRITER . . Honor society 12, 3, 41, French club 131 secretary 141, Language council secretary 141, Lower court secretary 141, Junior play, Senior play prompter, Secretarial Science club secre- tary 141. MINEY YASUI . .Honor society 121, Girls club. VIRGINIA YORK . . Hi-Arts 12, 3, 41, Mothers tea 131, Father-Daughter banquet 141. NORMAJEANNE ZINTHEO . . 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A QD r, 1 ' 551. , xiii X ,..., xr I R X X. I af' X X Q , Q xi- - - ,wk k N N E rf, Wc'rv loyul to you, Olympia High. W1-'rv stvudfmt and true. Ulympin High prohzihly all-sa-ribi-5 best thu vivarious song qui-ons, puppy yell staff, and flashy mujorctlcs of Dlympizi. They were on the job nl all tho major athletic contests and gan- 1-vi-rytliing ilu-y had to promote enthusiastic support of thc Bc-ur learns. Shirlcc -F Miller ls-d thc songstcra in their livi-ly routines of spinning ,ff skirts and fusl-moving fcct. while .lunu .lohnslon wound up an fx four-your vare-or-no cnviublu om---as drum nmjorcttc, loading thc high-Stepping girls of thc' twirling baton and twinkling tootsy. Johnny Hamilton. ably aided by his two Qrusly dukes. 'N Les Steele and Bill Twohy, proved to he one of the best yell lenders the school has had. being particularly line in sportsman- ship. if-'link 51 egg? 1 3. in Mx 'Nn...J xt, We present with pride the pep utah' of 0.ll.S. From left lo right: Top row-Elaine Noble and Lou Ann Schilling. song duch- esses: John Hamilton, yell king: Shirlev Miller. song queen. and Betty Morrison. ducheas. Center-Mujurettes Dottie Sthay. Jean McCabe. Virginia Albro, June Johnston. leader. Virginia Forbes, Evelyn Wick. 'ind Dorothy Lloyd. Bottom--Les Steele. yell duke. Juno Juhnwtnn. and Bill Twohy, duke. They did a noble job. all thi-so people. and the student body of OILS. salutes its pop luzudi-rs for the year l94l-422 i it 'tee ' f'ii 'iii'ii' 'aff 5 n.i I -, , fl 4 Q 3 ,--gJ1 V G 4 N391 'ifwlf -U 1. nay? r K iffgfckif 343: -i,. fvmw wifi Lf' FITZMORRIS, back n. TAYLOR, ,ma 3 :1: P a 'X PRESTON, ma 1 Q - mans, mu Q- -.I A LJ, W I B K' gf A SULENES, back WW GW BERT center MARSHALL, ld C ' Towns, back WERNER, end McLAUGHl.lN, end THEY WO LETTERS NEIL MALNERICH, gwa A' Al Rotary Medal Winner v:,: E 'Um , LEIDY, back RANDALL back VAN EATON, back LINDSEY, back is Y 2 l 1 X '. ,, J. KYLE, cenier L I A 'A . 435 J. 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Hoquiam secured second position, Aberdeen third. Coach M. W. Rockey's team was successful in downing Marysville 37- 31 in the first tourament game at Seattle, but lost to Everett 31-20, and then dropped a 27-42 decision to Lynden which put them out of the running. Hoquiam took first place honors in out-lasting Bremerton 36-34 in the championship game. Having the honor of representing the first Olympia team at the meet since 1933 were Ralph Bettcher, George Gilbert, Ward Roekey, Dale Hume, Andy Harlin, Jack Van Eaton, Bob Hankins, Bud Lewis, Harry Sea- gram and Lloyd Routt. Donald Rar- rett attended as the Bears' manager. The Olympia Bears chalked up seven conference wins before the llo- quiam Grizzlies and Friday the 13th proved too much for them, as they took a 43-29 beating. Ward Rockey and Ralph Bettcher won All-State honorable mention. Boys winning Big O's: Ralph Bettcher, scoring ace for Olympia who missed being high man for the league by three pointsg Dale Hume, who paced Ralph during most of the sea- son and helped boost the latter's total: Captain Ward Rockey, smooth ball handler and good team man, who came in third in the standing of the Bear scorers, George Gilbert, Olym- pia's lanky guard, who played stellar ball in starting roles, Jack Van Eaton, steady player, and Andy Ilarlin, for- ward from Cleveland high of Seattle, who battled for the fifth starting posi- tion. Bob Hankins and Bud Lewis are juniors who received Big O's, the ball club next year to be built around them and Lloyd Routt. Olympia's Cubs took third place honors in the R squad league, Ilo- quiam and Aberdeen tieing for l'irst. Earning second letters were Tom Marshall, Dick Farrow, Cameron Kyle, Rill Yule, Jack Taylor. Dave Swanson, Dick Taylor, Jack Martin, Lloyd Routt, Jim Sulenes, Bob Foth- ergill and Bob Dunn. Fothergill, Cub captain, emergen top scorer with 56 points. Lloyd Routt. varsity reserve, plunked 53 tallies to take the runnerup spot. Jack Taylor was third with 32. , C' Stepping Around 'l'litJNG in thc wcight throw and sprinting, wcak in thc polc vault and high jump, was thc 19412 track squad, Martin Millcr, Olympia high's vcncrahlc track coach, admittcd in a mid-scason contcrcncc. In spitc of its wcak- nt-ss, thc squad as a wholv was in shapc and was ahlc to makc a good showing during thc scason. Thcy placcd st-cond in thc Southwcst mt-ct. Ili-ing downcd in an carly titl' with t'cntralia, 54 V3 to 63 2 3, only madc Olympia try hardci' and, at mid-scason shc could show two out ot' a possihlc thrcc victorics, gaincd hy stamp- ing on Puyallup to thc tunc of 58 to 54 and outrunning Clovcr' Park. tml to 50. ln thc mid-April triangular mt-ct with Stadium and Ahcrdccn. Olympia took sccond placc. Thc final scorc: Olympia 38 l'2, Sta- diurn 72 lv3, and Ahcrdccn 37 I 'lti. lioh Dunn and John Mills, two sophs with promising futurcs, won thc milc and half-milc runs, rcspcctivcly. Six lcttcrmcn rcturncd this yt-ar, thc samc numhcr as last ycai-'s squad could claim. Thcy wt-rc John Mowcll, Joc Prcston, .lack Howard, Roh lflitrcim, Carlun Warm- and Frank Murphy. Preston was a thrcc-ycar lcttcr winncr. Both liitrcim and Mowcll had two big Us to tht-ir crcdit. John Mowcll, Ulympia's out- standing athlctc and statc discus champion, misscd action in carly mt-cts hccausc of illnciss, but scorcd highly latcr in thc scason. Hc and Joi- Prcston, 100- and 220-yard sprint:-r, claimcd top honors among this yt-a1 s trackstcrs. q,is.i K f,- fx' l A 'xiii-lf 5:2 gCQ-u-1 k A KLM f kc A Q M KW gx ' 'L L kc - at EL 4 g 'K X K X,-KS Sig -LC C Q qi- Jclkcx S cgi ' X C5 1 C-f , K is i C ' K ,, xX sg 'T 'V 'X Xe 4 X i in etumsr 1 Tempo xx EEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL! echoes spasmodically from the hills west of the Mountain View golf course as the Olympia golf team digs a few practice divots. With only one returning lettermann- Don Nelson' the team really had to keep its eye on the hall to equal the playing of more experienced teams in the Southwest Wash- ingt on league. Olympia came home with third place honors from a meet at Chehalis May 2. First and second places were taken by Longview and Aberdeen, respectively. Other teams com- peting were: Chehalis, Hoquiam, Raymond and Centralia. Although no other matches have been played at the time of this writing, Adolph Larson, coach, thinks it safe to predict a fair season. With the exception of Leston Coleman, the whole squad is expected to re turn next year. The Golf club tupper picturel: from left to right, hack row: Tim Sweeney, Dc-Loss Brown, Don Nelson, Adolph Larson, coach. Front row: Leston Coleman, David Sweeney and Kenneth Tannatt. ' L Q had if. km? , ,Q-N4 LTHOUGH other sports have not been much affected by the war, tennis was dealt a crippling blow by transportation re- strictions. As a result, the Southwest Washington tennis tourna- ment, scheduled for May 23 at Centralia, was the second and last of the season. The first match, with Aberdeen April 18, was lost by a score of 3 to 2. A match with Salem, Oregon, to have been held in early May, was called off because of rain, although the Salem players were here and ready to play. all ,,, , ,,, 'fvyglp i Nef- L X3 if QQ' 2 43- S 4. -Q at be ,. it , t f 4 Q 1 t 0 ' ,', f Q ,if W v 9 ' :rv ,.r v en' fc ff, f e -f f 1 , .7l-. IK, C4 r ff. 9 ,gy :L J 1 4' 'oflfj-SA pf, . Le t E' C Competi ion this ye has'been la ween mbe s o the club. Sixteen boys who started in elimination playings r slowly narrowed down until at the present writing only f John Hazelwood, Bob Larabie, Weston Howard and Robert Bow- kerfwere left. In the lower picture, the Tennis club: From left to right, back row: John Hazelwood, Bob Larabie, Weston How- ard, Coach Adolph Larson. Front row: Leigh Miller, Kenneth Tannatt, Wallace Nelson and Allen Crombie. WwfSfiWpQ S N ff ww M A K A X X ,D . xvx QF' Q6 6 -,ff 0802 QA CL X41 QSO? SJW f Cf? in X A ZW, www' tv? D Miff W W P ' N vf'f , , jfj? : W V A' The first while snows of winter f ' Y Deep on the breast of fI'li8 crag 1 X ig? ! NEW giris athietic instructor in the person oi 'Niiss Dorothy Veden ied the giris' gym activities and G-iris Athietic association this year. in her iirst season oi teaching, Miss Peden tound herseii, aiter a iittie more than a month oi schooi, husiiy invoived with the prohiems oi making a success oi the first and prohahiy the most spectacuiar sports function oi the yearfsthe Southwest Washington piayday. A truiy patriotic group, the giris chose a theme oi nationai deiense 'lor the aiiair, which attracted more than 350 giris irom some AO schoois. The giris did their part to keep 'em roiiingf with 'oowiing iessons at the Niartin aiiey under the ahie direc- tion oi Nirs. Nina Getty. Later an interschoiastic ieague was organized. Forming, the controiiing cabinet ot G.fx.pi. in the top picture, hack row, iett to right: Jane Vestai, hiking, manag,er', Kit Draham, sergeant-at-armsg Shiriey Niunz, hitping Yat Nicwiiiian, vice president 1 Bonnie Pratt, has- kethaiig Giihertina Broostrom, captainbaiig Niiss Dorothy Peden, adviser. Front row-. Niary Virginia Gauit, sec- retary-, Peggy Diiion, treasurerg Eiverna Amundsen, hadmintonp Rose Paiermo, president, and lune Larson, minor sports. Not in the picture is Vic Draham, voiieybaii manager. The iower picture is ot the compiete G.A.Pi. In Motion BEN winter weather iimited outdoor sports, the giris heid an atter-schooi skating party at the 'Yumwater roher rink. Pingpong took the iimeiight in February, and atter a siose and zig-'Lag race. Lou Ann Schihing received top piace honors. 'Yen giris and Miss Peden were invited with about 150 other students and advisers oi Southwest Washington schoois to be guests ot the Centraiia G.Lx.A. at a piayday heid there eariy in Aprii. A iarge party in the GHS. gym gave the giris a chance to know next year's members trom the iunior high. Letter winners ot the honorarium tor two or more years shown in the top picture. Back row, ieit to right: Lou Ann Schiiiing, Jo Connohy, Maxine Hawkins, ?at McMiiian, Jeanne Aspinwah, Miss Dorothy Peden. Second row: Maxine Gibson, Eiverna Amundsen, Peggy Lou McCooi, Rose Paiermo, Beveriy Campbeii, Syivia Giiiiien. Kneeiing: June Larson, Heien Peppard, Yhyiiis Simpson, Marietta Piantenberg and Yeggy Dihon. Heiping with instruction were the giris in the iower picture. They are Yat Fitzpatrick, Katherine Madden, La Rue Morris, Bevra Van Waiker, Beatrice Bowman, Xrene Neison, Marie Robertson, Virginia York, Louise Gib- bons, Caroi Knight, Catherine Schaetter, Nancy Forsberg, Winiired Lang, Yatti Matthias, Doris Robbins, Xlioiet Devine, Grace Masuda, Ardath Christensen, Rose Paiermo, Lou Ann Schihing, Ramona Watkins, June and Jean Larson. 1 L. 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We stroll well together: Mareheta King, Jim Sulenes and others just killing time, Making signs for the times: Paul Zentner, Halver Halverson and Duane Christofterson. Emergency announcement : George Winthers. Middle row: Behind the scenes of the sophomore assembly: Jeanne Pike makes up Shirley Gruver, Ramona Watkins laces her ballet slippers. Form's the thing: June Johnston and Dottie 'IU BUSH.. .I ihwiffi. ful ,. 'S 5 Y. Sthay and the band on parade. Now tell us another : Jack Van Eaton spills one for Norma Aukerrnan, Jeanne Pike and Sallie Fullerton. Delivering the goods for the paper drive: Rose Palermo tinsetl. A little Christmas cheer: Bob Eitreim and Shirlee Miller talking, Lillian Quarnstrom and Mary Belle Martin, zilums. at the Christmas alumni dance. Bottom row: The Olympus staff at work in room 9: l' mamma Y . Bob Eitreim, Buzzy Bridgford and Paul Avery. Just one more library permit, Miss Robertson : John Hamilton. Youth and Democracy, hand in hand: the state capitol building. 0.H.S. wolf call: Harry Seagran lin circlel. Rum Dums of O.H.S.: Bruce Akeley, Tim Randall and Ray Bert. Students never tire of admiring it: Morton Miller peers at the stately legislative building. gf-'M 0 ' X V 'x i l'l'l4IR li-lt: Sf-natv rvpr-1-sf-ntzitiws from 1-ach homo room. Art McCarty, A.S.R. vice prosidvni, hvadvd il. llppr-r right: Studi-nl control lI,orm'n Rom-buck, Chiol, and R. C Andorson, advisorl mainlainvd order. CH-ntl-r lm-ft: Doris Winkvlman hc-adm-d A.S.B. point comrnittvv. Miss Mary Margarot Andvrson advised. Othvr rnvmbcrsz lil-lm-n Wilde-r, .Ii-anno Aspinwall, Ilvlvn Wahrgron, Mary Virginia Gault, Marion Mc'Murc'hiv, liilovn Li-wis. f'4'lllt'I' right: The- lowvr and suprvnw cfmurts dvalt with lawhroakvrs, Lowm-r lwl'1: 'l'hs- apporlionmc-nl voniniitls-rx hvadvd by ,loan Rridgcs, had charge of school funds. Shv's shown lwrv with Rex Iorrlan, Dirk Farrow, Lorraini- Taylor and VV. J. Matlvrs, advisor. l,ow4-r right: U.ll.S. K'2lSllll'l'S, advisvd by Ralph Lindsay, issurd A.S.B. livkvls, handlvd tho monvy. Lorrainv Taylor was head 1-aslnm-r, In tin- inse-rts arv: Alvovn-1 lc-ft Holm Flvm, A.S.B. pre-sidc-ntg right Art McCarty, ASB. vico pre-sidvntg Cvntvr, Lorraine Tay- or, A,S.l5. tri-asurvrg ln-low: lvl! Normajoannv Zinlhoo, A.S.B. svcrvlaryg right Johnny Hamilton, yvll king. chie, Miss Marie Helmer, Mrs. Lucille Curtin, Miss Alice Hagen, Sheldon, Peterson. Kneeling: Writer, Foxwell, Lillibridge, Sul livan, Burrell, Lesh, Arney. Draham, Reed. Peters, Lewis. Upper right: The Cleanup squad: Left to right, back row: Kaler, Sey mour, Mowell, Lyon, Danforth. Second row: Graves, Guerin, Lundstrom, Dent, Martin. Front: Gibbons, Swanson, Hisata, Canfield. Center left: Public Address crew kept students and faculty informed about school affairs. Left to right, back row: Hoyt, Wool- worth, Hughes, Rice theadl, Shollenberger tadviserl. Kneeling: Hannah, Bohle, Canfield, Bennett. Center right: Motion picture crew supervised motion pictures shown in classrooms. Left to right, back row: Nehring, Fox, Mulligan, Burke tadviserl. Sitting: Mor- ford, Jensen, Bennett, Masuda, Dougherty. Lower left: Concessions club sold at football games. Left to right, back row: Zintheo, Sullivan, Johnston, Gilfilen, Ayer. Sitting: Revell, Gross, Pokswin, Cobley, Eddy, Gribble, Kotick. Lower right: A.S.B. Ushers functioned at all athletic affairs. Left to right, back row: Bean, Gellermann tadviserl, Fourth row: Martin, Gross, K. Rice, B. Rice, Gravette. Third row: Connolly, Plantenberg, Vestal, Amundsen, Bolinger, Baldwin, Sherack. Gibson. Sitting: Sullivan, Maroe, Kay, Lewis, Towne, Arney, Nestegard. I PPER left: Language council: Left to right, back row: Peringer, Lewis, Larabie, Eitreim, Bragg, Robert C. Anderson, BIBL? and 'ff-L 46291 if IVING tht-ir all is tht- group ot' junior With zi shout ol' llc-igh-ho Silxt-r, niort- than ltttt girls and st-nior lassit-s, found in tht- Us-ntl-r Corallt-d thi-ir lathi-rs for tht- annual Fatlit-1'-Dziiif-litt-1' han- 21 mivturt- on this ta ft-, mort- rommonly cut-t Novi-mlwr ltt. Ft-aturin Y a Roundu 1 tht-int-, tht- avtion l l Ls . l known as tht- Girls c-lult cahim-t. took ilact- on tht- Har OHS ranvh. with fort-nian Juni- John- l Upon tht- should:-rs ol' this group ston acting as toastinistri-ss. lVIuc'h ot' tht- succ'i-ss of thi- ik- ' rt-sts tht- rt-soonsihility ot' tht- avti- hanqui-t tst-o two pirturt-s uppi-r lc-t'tt was duo to thi- lt-adm-ix f ' K ' vitit-s and socitil Iunc-tions :mt tht- up! ship ot Pat Sullivan, social chairnia-i. 'lwo adopti-d papas N QM7, pt-rc-lass girls. Sylvia Gilfilt-n, Girls wt-ro Fathi-1' Patrick U'Sullix'an. who gan- gram-, and Judgm- S-.EF W -N 1-hilt pri-sidt-nt, is pivturt-d in thi- up- Samui-l M, Ilrivi-i', who spoki- in dc-lk-nso ol' pati-rs. ' . , at-r ri 'ht vornt-r ol' this ia-fo. Mom- Low:-r lc-l't is Jicturt-d sonit- ol' thi- dads and sons at , , l L t f-. 6-: . ' lu-rs ot' tht- wahint-t art-: Miss lilixa- thi- Dads night program April lT. ., sn AA lu-th C'roc-kt-tt, girls adrist-r, Lou Ann Amid thi- hi-auty ol' spring flown-rs, gli-aniing silvt-rwarc-, W 39 ' Srhilling, .Ii-an Macdonald, Maxim- and gay past:-l suits, thi- annual Mothi-rs 'IR-11 tlowi-r rightt tlihson. Nlary l'Illi-n lVlzirtin, l'at Sullivan, Ruth Nt-stt-'ard, was hi-ld Amril lT. .li-ni Ka' was awardt-d the- A.A.U.VV. . i-. Virginia M1-kki-s, .lt-ni Kay, lSt-vt-i-ly C'ainpln-ll, Juni- Poks- tt-apot, givt-n 1-zich ya-ar to thi- sc'hool's most outstanding win, ltllrt-rna Ainundst-n, Rosa- l'alt-rnio and Juni- Johnston. junior girl, Together... ,I : , , ,lf 4 t- , . ' ' C f4ff5-cf' .1 .f f t , All X Q iii?-Ga ,K iiieeie if f ij' L 'Q Q2-Q' n- A 4 'Ns -..A. Q 5 ig ' A film il t i out and taking in all the masculine portion of the school is the Boys club. There are no dues: every boy is .1 member. The officers Ward Rockey, president tupper rightl, Bud Lewis, vice president, George Gilbert, secretary, and Jack Martin, treasuzerf-would have been unable to handle the organizations affairs without the advisory hoard of control tcenter rightl, consisting of committees and two representatives is-Q4 from each class. .el Board members first semester :sen- iors, Joe Preston and John Bolinger: juniors, Levy Johnston and Bruce Akeleyg sophomores, Pat McDonald and George Bi kill' E ..,. L .S N ag? AQ ' ff, . .X N. 'X Hjelm, and frosh, Bob Graham and Bob Robbins. Cabinet members second semester: seniors, Jack Peringer and Mel Drescherg juniors, Tom Fitzmorris and Jim Sulenes: sopho- mores, Pat McDonald and George Hjelm, and frosh, James Maguire and Bill Mudd. Major social event: Dads Night April 17 tupper left :ind lower rightl, John Hazelwood was chairman and Dewey 1, Noblitt adviser of the social service committee. The voea- tional guidance committee was headed by Ken Rice, James H. Bohle, adviser Corinne Schilling, sophomore, directed the Girls auxili- ary, pictured lower left. Miss Lily liverton was adviser. Other cabinet members were: Delight Hunt, vice president: Eliza- beth Clifford, secretary: Dot Wood, treasurer. and Roberta Giles, Shirley Gruver, Patty O'Brien, Dolores Dodge, Na- dine Seymour, Cynthia Smith, Lois Taylor, Mary Sullivan. DEM ASIIINGTON JUNIOR HIGH freshmen have their own system of self-government., similar to that of the high school, and it functions smoothly. It was officered by lvlarjorie Ilorne, presidentg Bob Hobbs, vice president, Dale Rogers, secretary, and Lynn Sjolund. trea- surer, The frosh assembly, presented May 15, featured a navy theme. The eighth grade had a medicine show, and the sev- enth grade presented Dear Mom. The Bulldog News, mimeographed six-page bi-weekly, was published by the publicity club, with liarnest Anderson ad- vising. Washingtonians have other clubs, covering culture, sports, conservation, elec- tricity, dramatics, tumbling and Victory . gardens. 'l'he glee club numbers 60, and there is an orchestra of 30 and a 25-piece band. The spring eoneert was presented May l. Sports is the field in which the Bulldogs excel. Not. content. with bringing home the league bacon, they never lost a game. George Galkowski was coach. Rudolph Sander- son, basketball coach, also turned in a league championship. Washington junior high freshmen have proved themselves capable of measuring up to high school ' ' standards. In the upper left picture are the boys who brought fame to their school with their splendid season on the maples, with Coach Sanderson on the extreme left and Gal- kowski on the right. Upper right are the mighty maestros of the gridiron, the lads who wouldn't say die on the battlefield. The coaches are reversed from their posi- tions in the basketball picture. It took considerable maneuvering to get all the girls into one picture tbelow, leftl, and the boys into another. The junior high frosh are a lively bunch, and when they come to O.H.S. the world will hear from them. SRDM nf vwwv-W -1 gm, Y L Us WFP? 5 0- f Q 4 +.3,3T'xg I wr K Nt sg. W X , 'fu K ' 0 I F' an Q, Q J P ru, N ' il3 L! ! rl 1 r L I 111, interlude NTICING surrealism, with all its fantastic, supernatural trimmings, was featured at the first social event of the year for Olympia high school October 18, with a new band from Tacoma making its debut before O.H.S. students. Bob Healy and his orchestra swung into the spirit of the occasion. For the first time in years a member of the male species overseered the duties of the social commit- tee. Under the faculty supervision of Miss Marie Helmer, Bud Mowell engineered a year of successful social activities as chairman. The social committee is shown on the opposite page, center. Left to right: Miss Marie Helmer, Fred Keeton, Bob Brooks, Marye Farmer, Jack Howard, Bud Mowell, Barbara Buckley, Lou Ann Schilling, Miss Martha Siler, assistant adviser, and Jack Martin. Something new and different was introduced when the Christmas dance became the first alumni hop in the annals of O.H.S. fsee bottom picturel. A truly festive atmosphere was created on December 19 by the welcoming of the graduates, the customary Christmas tree, the general holiday spirit of all, and the music of Louis Grenier's orchestra. One of the delightful features of the band was its introduction of the conga line. To the strains of the processional music of Bob Healy and his orchestra, the traditional crowning of the King and Queen of the May took place May 2 at the annual spring dance. Queen Normajeanne Zintheo and King Ward Rockey were hailed as supreme rulers. The entire court is shown in the upper picture, opposite page. Left to right: Sylvia Gilfilen, Art McCarty, Pat Sulli- van, Neil Malnerich, Lou Ann Schilling, Bob Flem, Betty Berg, Ward Rockey Ikingl, Wally Gross ljesterl, Jack Van Eaton fprime ministerl, Norma- jeanne Zintheo iqueenl, Norma Lee Christensen, Bob Eitreim, Mary Beth Masemore, Bud Mowell, Marye Farmer, Fred Keeton, Shirlee Miller. The wee little attendants are, left to right: Ronald Taylor, Kathleen O'Brien, Jack Armstrong, Nancy Haycox, and George Farmer, who wouldn't sit down. After the prime minister performed his serious duties, the court jester led the procession of dancers in the grand march around the gayly decor- ated gym. tiff. 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'I'he crucial test of the study came each week when lVliss Ilelena Jen- kins, adviser, led her charges down to station KGY, where they dis- played their talents in a 15-minute play. Une ot' the highlights of the year was an all-male production of Little Red Riding Ilood. So popular was the presentation that it was performed in assembly for the student body. Jimmy Grant starred in the leading role as Little Red Riding Ilood. 'l'he On, Olympia radio pro- gram was revitalized in 1935 by the journalism department under the advisership of Philip K. lflrick- son. Later it was taken over by the music department. This year the broadcasting class was origin- ated and again the radio program changed hands. The new name Olympia high school Workshop of the Air immediately caught on and students eagerly glued their hearing organs to their radios. O BIC heard and not seen might well be the motto of the stage crew, for although this group of students is not actually seen, their work is in evidence at any of the entertainment features during the year. Members ol' the stage crew build the attractive sets used as backgrounds for the various plays. They are the ones that regulate the lights during assemblies and they also pull the curtains. Besides all of these chores which must be carried out to perfection, they do numerous other jobs. Under the guiding hands of manager George Mottman and adviser Robert Eccles, the crew, for the first time in its history, attended regular class periods each day. Formerly it was all outside work. Also new this year is the addition of girls to the crew. On the staff this year were: Willa Hartman, Bob Hanson, Willis Leek, John Luft, Ted Robinson, Corinne Schilling, Dick lit-klund, Ralph Lindsay, James Porn, Chesley White, Alvin Woolworth and George Mottman. Pictured in the photo at the center ot' this two-page layout are Bob Hansen. Corinne Schilling and James Porn. Below at the curtain are: left to right, John Luft, Willa Hartman, George Mottman and Willis Leek. In the other picture, lower right, are 'l'ed Robinson and Dick Flcklund. of STHBS xx O BE OR NOT TO BE is an important decision among members of the Mask and Dagger ttop picture this page! after the junior or senior plays, for it is then that the all-import- ant decision of pledging new mem- bers arises, The Mask and Dagger is an honorary drama society in which only students with outstand- ing dramatic ability may belong, Miss Helena Jenkins is adviser, and it is this little woman who directs and produces the dramatic productions of Olympia high school, Members are chosen not by the size of their part in the play, but by the effort and ability they put forth during rehearsals and the night, of presentation. Members of this organization also take care of the makeup and cos- tuming of characters in many of the class plays and assemblies. Officers for the year were Bud Mowell, president, Wally Gross, vice president, and Sylvia Gilfilen, secretary. Jeanne Pike had charge of the makeup. Pictured standing, left to right are Mary, Masemore, Bea Bale, Sylvia Gilfilen, Miss Helena Jen- kins, Marye Farmer, Maxine Haw- kins, Jeanne Pike. Kneeling, left to right, are Art McCarty, Dale Hume, Mel Drescher, Pat Pleas, Blynn Cooper and Ben Bean. fix QNX f , ul 210 , X M J - V V W-.mer ,T APTURING top honors for three out of four times in the one-act play contest, held each spring at the University of Washington, Miss Helena Jenkins' drama proteges may well be proud of themselves. The cup now rests permanently on the trophy shelves of O.H.S., for any school winning the cup three times is thereby the owner. Not satisfied with winning the cup, Betty Lou Gerth and Bob Fothergill gained recognition as giving the most out- standing performances for girl and boy. The group presented the play, Ile, a colloquial expression meaning oil. The story revolves around the adventures of a whaling captain and his wife and crew, who have been at sea for two years. The important decision of turning back, as his wife asks, before she goes mad, or of pursuing the at last sighted whales, is the choice that confronts the captain. Deciding the course of pursuing the whales, the captain witnesses the spectacle of his wife's going insane. Bob played the role of the captain and Betty Lou portrayed the wife. Members of the cast tsee picture right center, this pagel were Bob Dinsmore, Jimmy McHeffey, Jack Peringer, Bob Fothergill and Betty Lou Gerth. Shirlee Miller acted as prompter, minor character, stage properties chairman and general assistant. Miss Helena Jenkins has coached winning casts for the past four years. IlELU?LUUB'IHY llli .IUURNALISM department ot' O.Il.S. is always a busy place, and this year was no exception. Below are pictures of the 5.ganp.g at work and also posed to look pretty. The Olympus again won All-American rating, highest possible. The editorial stall' is shown upper right. Iioh lflitreim edited the paper the first semester, Ili-una Radke and Wauneta Lesh taking over the joh second semester, Shirlee Miller and Ilelen 'Walirgren were feature editors, and .lim Grant was sports editor. lliek lloleomhe edited the junior edition, Dolores Smith help- ing. Other important staff posts were: George Winthers, business nianagerg Jerry Winter, assistant business head, Lois Kelly, circu- lation manager: Bill Treat, Mary Lou Powers and Lou Ann Schill- ing, advertising managers. lnsets lielow show work scenes in room 9. and lower left is a closeup ot' stall' memhers tolling in the print shop. Lower right is the ad stall. Most of the members of the John Howard Dreher chapter of Quill and Scroll, journalism honorary society, showed up for the picture tupper leftl. Standing, left to right: Levy Johnston. Wauneta Lesh, Lou Ann Schilling. Shirlee Miller, Bob Eitreim. Jeni Kay, Beuna Radke. Mary Lou Powers, Ward Rockey. Helen YVahrgren, George Winthers, June Johnston. Seated: Lucy Boone, Lois Kelly, Lenore Dickson, Kay Kanney, Virginia Forbes. Not in the picture are Dottie Mangan, Ardath Christensen, Bill Fox, Ted Sthay, Rose Palermo, Peggy Mcfool, and Rose Marie Beck. Officers were: Winthers, president: Radke, xice president, Miller, secretary, and Forbes, treasurer. The journalism department held a get-acquainted dinner Octo- ber 9 and its annual banquet May 21. Philip K. Erickson directed all journalism activities. including Quill and Scroll and publicity for many school functions. -fl' i 'l... S. Jill. l?' as Q 1 IIIDUSTEIY xx 0 O.'s ARE O. K. In the upper left of this page are the Knights of the Oyster. They are supervised hy J. Wayne Shollenherger. tl. to r.t Standing: Hollander, Gruver, Hawthorne, Brown, De Hart, Laurent, Shollenherger. Sitting: Okfen, G. Sheldon, Wentworth, Grant, Lindsay, E. Sheldon, Schultz, Milliron. Upper right: Big O's, Olympia high schools honorary organization for boys outstanding in some phase of sports. Back row fl. to r.i: Hays, Gilbert, Hankins, llarlin, Bettcher, Greer, Mowell, Mulligan, Peters. Second from back: Ray, Pres- ton, Leidy, Routt, Howard, Murphy, J. Taylor, liitreim, Lewis, Sulenes. Second from front: Ware, McLaughlin, Fitzmorris, Hume, Rockey, Lower left: Whatnot staff. Back row tl. to r.l: Eddy, Miss Alma Olson, Pleas, Moseley, Dorsey. Front row: Mrs. Anna Stanford, Ashfield Walker, Stephens, Miss Lily Everton. Hart- man, Lesh. The book is a publication of English and art classes combined and contained 37 prose and poetry articles and 25 linoleum block il- lustrations. The theme was diversified. Betty June Stephens was editor and with a hard-work- ing staff turned out an interesting and attractive memory book. They made a comeback! In the lower right are members of the class of '41 who returned for another year of post graduate work. Back row tl. to r.l: Elizabeth Risvold, Donald Lloyd, Randall, Bert, B. Elem, Drescher, Sitting: J. Kyle, Van Eaton, Lois McGillis. Kneeling: Margaret Lindberg and Olivia Hillberg. Lindsey, Sanders, Hamilton, Malnerich, Marshall, D. Taylor, C. Wauneta Lesh, who was copy editor for the 1942 Olympiad, does Kyle, Warner. not appear in the picture. 5,1 i. ' if ' ' fry A 1 ff!! ff' 'L 1511 , fy ,A I ,I I lj vb, ff I J , Ivr Ili, fvwlf Jkfj ffm! jj 1, I Q 0, H ' fnf . V , f . f J 4 A J fr if I X 6 ,f 4 J 1 PI. , .f ,J A , , if f ,, , fb f K JI, by 1.1 f'f,L.,J fi, ll I if I JJ K In 5, 1, N JA 1, I ff . lf 4 -J girly! I 'J M' Wife ff 'Ori ff:Pf'arade 1' A, U J, ff' I in ,P Tl LV-f Lf' f p , ' N ' , I ' 1 ,fy ' .A fl' r JV ,j V, D 1 IVA! I ,jj f bfi!! 1 A ,jf vi 1' My yt! N THE eastern end of the third floor hall is room 344, hang- club that serve Olympia. Lower left: Simmons Hi-Y. Back row out for the Hi-Arts club, the pick of Olympia high's many tl. to r.b: Peringer, Rice. Second from back: Alan Gellermann, talented artists shown upper left. Back row tl. Robbins, Smith, O'Keefe, Nelson, Preston, Austin, Lewis. Center row: Remmen, Wick, Masuda, McMillan, York, Johnson, Mrs. Anna Stanford. Front row: Thunberg, Bronk, Long. Hobbensief- ken, Snypp, Womack, Dodge. Anyone want a sign '? might well be the question asked by members of the T-Square club, upper right, for they were ready at all times to cooperate with any organization. Back row tl, to r.J: Brigham, Pleas, Fraidenburg, Muir. Center row: lVI. W. McLeod, Pitts, Lathrop, Nelson, Brenner, Thomasson. Kneeling: Bohle, Halverson, Zentner. In the two bottom pictures are the twin c to r.J: Thurston, Taylor, C. Kyle, Christofferson, Mowell, Martin, Marshall, J. Stentz, Newbrey, G. Flem, Brenner. Second from front: B. Smith, Pleas, Drescher, McCarty, Seeley, Hollander, Stentz, Bohle. Front Row: Fowler, Malnerich, Sulenes, J. Kyle, Mur- phy, Farrell. This active chapter originated a swim-dance which was held at the Y under the supervision of the chapter adviser. Lower right: Burwell Hi-Y. Back row ll. to r.l: Dunn, Twohy, Johns, Peters, Eitreim. Second from back: R. C. Anderson, Keeton, Hazelwood, Smith, Pitts, Barrett, Dinsmore, Mowell, Van Eaton. Second from front: J. Bolinger, Bert, Lewis, O'Leary, Gilbert. Front: Megiveron, Hume, Randall, Rockey, Miller, Barrett, Orth. The hapters of Hi-Y combined chapters had a successful picnic in May. More Miscellaneous Clubs .,,.....--. W OACH ROBERT S. ECCLES directed Olym- pia debaters on the topic: Resolved that the United States should require as 11 per- manent policy that every ablebodied male cit'zen, upon attaining the age 3f18, under- go one year of military training. Thirteen debate club members attend- ed the annual College of Puget Sound de- bate tournament February 13 and 14. At the University of Washington speech meet, February 27, 28, What post-War foreign policy for the United States will contribute most to world peace '? was the topic. Debate officers were Inez Haugen, president, Rena Hunta- mer, vice president, Dorothy ldllison, secretary, Jimmy McHeffey, sergeant-at-arms, and Birdie Turner. lie smart and keep pitching was the goal of the members ol' the Ilonor society. A grade average of B is prerequisite for membership. Ot' the 116 students belonging, 48 were sophomores, KN 87 seniors, and 31 juniors. Outstanding event was the banquet, with a patriotic motif held February 19. Officers were: Jack Van Eaton, president, Larry O'Leary, vice president: Rose Marie Erickson, secretary, and Bob Dinsmore, treasurer. Miss Flora- mae Davis was adviser. Members of the Correspondence club wrote to students in Central and South America, and also to boys in the armed forces. Pat Kelly was president, Elizabeth Spencer vice president, Toni Johns secretary, and Donna Mae Barker corresponding 5 1 X secretary. Miss Alma Olson advised the club. S Library assistants, under the direction of Miss Louise Montgomery, high school li- brarian, learned about man- aging a library and perform- ed valuable service. 7 f U Ji, VV, Q I I f .X ,V J I ' i . K , if if e X! vi! if l J l ffl! . ,. -M Y I , ll ?t,J l 6T4 I! . Vjjv v,.'. N THE PICTURE at the top of this page, to the right, are the assistants of Miss Catherine Pomery, school nurse. Working in Miss Pomery's office this year were: Virginia Faris. Edna Ritter, Virginia Mekkes, Avis Dooley, Marian Hin- man, Alice Kreutzkamp, Marla Clark, Na- dine Martina, Sheila Gant and Carolyne Downs. In the center photograph are the Cer- tified Prospective Accountants. Under the leadership of Ralph Lindsay, members of this club gained first-hand knowledge of business by making field trips and learned all they could about bookkeeping and ac- counting. A new constitution was adopted this year, and a potluck banquet held Febru- ary 12. Officers of the club were: first semester - Wally Dunn, presidentg Leo Heye, vice presidentg Jean Aspinwall, secretaryg Helen Peppard, treasurer: Curt Johnston, ser- geant-at-arms. Second semester: Wally Wahlman, president, Lloyd Routt, vice pre- sidentg Agnes Russell. secretaryg Helen Peppard, treasurer, Bob Jensen, sergeant- at-arms. Pictured in the bottom photograph is the Secretarial Science club. Members gain- ed practical vocational experiences by working in Olympia business offices. 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A gf X M7 M ,QQ xy no dw' X 1, lympia yster fir The oysters that we serve today, slept last night in Oyster Bayu WE GROW 'ElVl, WE OPEN 'ElVl, WE SERVE 'EM - YOU EAT 'EM! Olympia Oyster Co. 320 West Fourth Street Q , t ft,, WWHCI Q , , tw, ,wb O O I Bullcllng Supplies l1lll1llK'l', Sash, Doors, Insulation, Paint, Builders Hil1'tlNN'il1'6, Cabinets, Eh-. ,.l..l.1-- ..l.-. IV1' are lufre to Sl'I'l't5 you H lJl11lllJ9l' and Millwork, Inv. State at Adams H 'r 3 '1 I N 1 5 I3 IST WISHES 'PO 'ITIIE CLASS UF '42 get - from - L Leonard-Cain Co. Formerly Kaufman-Leonard Co. 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I.lO'l1d1I'I. an ACCREDITED SCHOOL Day and Evening Classes I Complete College Courses Chrysler alld STENOGRAPHIC COIVIPTOIVIETRY Dealer SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING CIVIL SERVICE KEY PUNCH EDIPHONE - VOICE WRITING 3 jk IJLIIPIA Etcgglllfilblg UR TUDENTS Fifth Avenue at Columbia Street UCCEED Telephone 3003 Rossm' J. D1cKsoN, Manager OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 4-I I Capitol Way TeIephone 4074 U' Q G Q. u 1 2 Q xwv, 'S H1 5-I N xv Q. Q m 0 UA--A Q g 1 E'H,XV my 3 H Q 'IV -1 m V N 1 y lvx S ' Q -'Q 'im Q S' H' fi fw- -4 5' W H- fb bi x N W P f ev- g 4 3 , :S 0 , AKIVMA G m Q H D 'E Nw F 5 ,ff m, 4W C Q nb wmv ru 2 P1 AW D, 5 VA AN,,, Pfxfix-A E gv NW Wm 5 K4 fx, X E Axfxflvfxix lfxfxfxlxdh U m LS 'CW wmv! 9 3 5, 3 xl WNV val W ff- 2 X aj fr- I f 2 m 51 45- w 6 sf N cf 3 .. UP X' '4 5. 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