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

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EHS PAGE, top: Mr. Bohlc-, vice- principalg Doris Colvin, cfommor- Mr. Maltcrs, principal, Mary Mar- Andorson, mathomatics dt-partmont J. W. Fullvr, industrial arts: ia Jvnkins, English. dramag R. P. P, scioncro. ivcondz Vc-lma Hill, QQITUQ' Mol Honry Gaincs, scic-nco 0111946 mint Agni-s Bushnoll, Commercial de- is-nt hoad, Englishg Wilbur licller. cs, mathomatics, at-ronautiCS:'Mary' rtson, commvrcialg Dt-wc-y I. Nob- nat homat ics. 'hirdz Glcnna Gowon, commercial: :os Brock, cafott-riag Kathvrino Al- svcrvtaryg Mary E. Top, physical ition, study hall, Doloros Androson, ant socrotary. Zottom, hack row: M. W. Rocrkvy. Cal c-ducalion, social scioncrog Los- rmstrong, music: Martin S. Miller, l scivncc- dt-partmont hoadg Lily G. on, English dopartmvnt head: 'mriv Gross, suhstitutvg Philip K. son, journalism, advortising, Eng- lront: Adolph Larson, industrial J. W. Shollonhorgvr, comnicrcial. L-matics. ' fiiss Alma Olson, English tvachor, ahsc-nt wha-n pivluros vvorc- taken. 'hanks, l'ac'ulty, for a swf-ll yvar. lolt-sci-nts, wt' do ei lot ol' grumbling complaining and somotimvs think tri- a hunch of moanivs, hut dcvp in warts wc know that you put out trying to knock a littlo vducation our crraniums. To those ol' you ig for otha-r walks ol' lilo wt- oxtvnd ic-st wishvs for happinoss and lu- illC'lFl'SS, ,-4i-:...1.,-1... .-.. -1-...sw :Q iz 1 ..: M f nl '. 13 l.'. - i..vf.s-...... . ...- i . Y' 1 1 gl, iqf. J, . im. . 1. j , f rj fr, Q...-,.-- . --.Y -. fi. ,f ,f 1 . if

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'VBULIY HEY PROBABLY take me beating than we students but they are our friends-if they they wouldn't stay in education. which calls for altruistic sacrit the years go by, the best mem high school are those associated teachers. Shown in the picture at from left to right: Willard J. principal: Leland P. Brown. supe ent, James H. Bohle, vice princ Faculty, top row: Patricia social science: Mary Brilhart, hc nomics department head: Elizab ler, study hall: Clyde McCoy science, study hall: Clayton Fai social science: G. P. Chapple, ir arts. Second: Esther Sandstedt, 5 Margaret Moran, public speakix lishg Clifford Cannon, social sci W. Anderson, science: Marie M home economics: Clarence N mathematics. Third: Elizabeth W. Crockc of girls, English: M. W. McLe0c anical drawing: Louise Montgor brarian: Maurice Pease, con Alice Hagen, foreign language ment head. Latin: Hugh J. Ma carpentry, study hall. Bottom: Ralph Lindsay, com Vivian Peeling, French, Latin. Elizabeth Huff, English: Anna S art.

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.M 1 X sb' 'Mal N A LAND dedicated to the four freedoms, an admini- stration such as this would surely be included among forces striving to bring about the ideals set forth by these freedoms. Endeavoring to maintain a government in keeping with the best traditions of Olympia high school, the Associated Student Body was guided through the year by the officers encircled above: Corinne Schilling, secretary, upper left: Cameron Kyle, president, center: Rose-Marie Brigham, treas- urer, rightg Bud Raaberg, yell king, lower lefty Harry Bragg, vice president, right. Leigh Miller succeeded Harry Bragg as vice president when Harry graduated at the end of the first semester. OWN! Across the page are the committee members helped keep Olympia high running smoothly th' year. Starting at the extreme left and following 1 over the pages: tl? Point Committee: left to right, back i Glenna Gowen, Pat Gess, Miss Mary Margaret Grace Buell, front-f-Rosalie Lillard, Pat Cobley, . field, Bonnie Butler, Mary Helen Valley. t2l Assembly committee: back row--eDave D Johns, Corinne Schilling, Jo Plamondon, Betty Kc Dixie Haugen, Shirley Gruver, Delight Hunt, He Bob Dawley: frontfStan Elberson, Frank Crewd: Miller, Bud Raaberg, Ivan Briggs. Q