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

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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.

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