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

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IRST, there wasn't going to be an Olympiad this year, because of war conditions and be- cause so many students seemed too busy to bother with a book. But popular demand brought the year- book back, on the condition that enough students would guarantee to stay with the work until com- pleted. About T5 such students signed pledges to stand by the pro- ject, but most of these 75 proved duds and faded out of the pie- ture, with the result that the brunt of the load fell on a few loyal persons headed by Mary Roy Lesh, editor, and Marilyn Jo Downs, associate. Anyway, another out- Stelndinil annual. we hope, has been produced, despite war condi- tions, lack of labor power. et al. THE THEME: A glance through the book will reveal that the theme this year is a combination of patriotic and shangri-la ideas, stressing thc thought of loyalty in our war effort today in the hopes of rebuilding the world of tomorrow into a better, more idealistic place to live. A good thought. and we hope all of us can live to make this ideal come true. THE PICTURES ON THESE PAGES: Various phases of Olympiad production work are shown on the pictures running across the top and bottom of these pages. Top, left to right: ll! Jo Downs, Pat Spohn and Frances Mallery arranging the pep staff layout for the engravers: t2i Walda Harbst, Winnie Lang, Shirley Gruver, Judy Dohm, Norma Jean Simila and Pat Haney working up a layout for the class pictures: 43? staff artists at P! i work: Dot Paton, Margie Maxin, Pat Lewis, Larry Grant loyal Muller twins. Marilyn and Maribeth, mounting st tures for the engraver. Bottom, left to right: 413 Joan Miller, Virgene V Dixie Haugen. the three advertising musketeers who records by selling S622 Worth of ads, checking proofs 121 Dorothy Anderson and Clarice Strange, business manager and assistant, re- spectively, record annual payments, w i t h Dolores Switzenberg, cashier, look- ing on: 133 Bill Siefert, pressman, doing his stuff. with Virgene. Dixie, Joan and Barbara Cochran, as- sistant editor, looking on, t4t a typical layout day - Wanda Shumate, Juanita Van Mechelen, Judy Dohm, Margie Maxin, Beverly Frank, Avonelle Martin, Vivian Johnson, Lucille Whalen, 15? Shirley Gru- ver and Mary Roy Lesh confer on makeup with Phil K. Erickson, adviser. Dick Otis, shown in the typing inset, picture, was copy editor. Ritchie Zum- walt did a good job as staff photographer. Ralph Thom-

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