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

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'ii we If :wi x ,A 3:7 f.. ax xx and X' X '92 it 339 El 'ks Q. ! , K ' timmy- :Wiz 2, W1 X iw' W E W :ti 'tm ,L A , ' - nuuaull W HE OLYMPIAD STAFF says: isle worked like troopers all year. So what? Another yearbook O.H.S. students can be proud of-so the staff members hope. The theme of dancing was used just to get away from the heavier themes used in recent years. Special credit is due Marilyn Downs, editor, who labored ceaselessly. Leading stall workers, as caricatured on these two pages by Judith Dohm, art editor, are: Marilyn Smart, Maribeth Muller, Merrilyn Baine, Marilyn Muller and Audrey Strandness, ad solicitors, who broke all records in sales: Clarice Triebel. general staff: VValda Harbst, copy writer: Beverly Trevis, art and layouts: Clarice Strange, business manager: Barbara Holland and Lynn Sjolund, general staff: Pepper Herron, artist: Mary Roy Lesh, copy: Gretchen Swayze, general staff: Marjorie Horne, art and layouts: Donna Newcomer and Phyllis DeRousie, dummy. Others who helped are: Pat Haney, Lois johnson, Ruth jackson, Kay XVickstrom, Phyllis Harding. Dave Dillon, and Dorothy Daracunas, editorial staff: Dot Paton and Vivian johnson, art: Bette Eads. business assistant. Phil K. Erickson was laculty adviser. Upper right corner: The stall. Reading left to right: Back row-Dohm, Downs, Harding. SYV2lylC, Dillon. Next row. SCHICll-SU'2lllllflCSS, Eads, Smart, Herron. Triebel, jackson. Standing on stairs-Muller twins. Holland, Trevis, Harbst, DeRousie. Seated on stairs- Sjolund, Daracunas, XVickstrom, johnson, Haney, Newcomer. gf? XVORK PICTURES: Qlleading around tablesj I.el'tvTreyis, Horne, Downs, Holland. Swayxe, Herron. Right-Holland, Triebel, Swayze, Sjolund, Dellousie. Downs. YVork4 ing over forms in shop-Newcomer, Dohm, Sjolund. jk DEDICATION is to former O.H.S. students killed in action, missing. or captured in the present world war. Endsheet is by Dot Paton and Norma jean Simila. Special art leaturesdby -Indy Dohm: spotlight dance, theme sketches pages 2 and 3: faculty band layout: dance sketches with A.S.B. committee pictures: paper dolls, journalism page: ara row sketch: Olympiad staff layout: miscellaneous sketches. By Marjorie Horne: title page 15, lettering: senate layout: dedication: pep staff: girls sports. By Beverly Trevis: dancing couples: vocal music. By Pepper Herron: Boys and Girls clubs: basketball. By Dot Paton: theme drawings, miscellaneous clubs: tailpiece. jf? PRODUCTION NOTES: Printing by Quick Print, Olympia: Paper from Zellerbach company, Seattle: engraving by XVestern En- graving and Colortype company, Seattle: photography by Merle Junk, Olympia: senior pictures by Emerson studio, Olympia: covers by Becktold company, St. I.ouis, Mo: binding by YVard Bindery, Seattle. The beautiful settings lor pictures are of the state capitol grounds, located just across the street from Olympia high school. 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To those men who have died for the cause for which they dedicated their lives, let us remember: He has outsoared the shadow of our night: And that unrest which men miscall delight, Envy and calumny and hate and pain, Can touch him not and torture not again. To those still living, we ask of God that they may be spared to return to their home- land and live in the peace that they restored to it. Pictured on these pages are only a few of O.H.S.'s casualties. Killed in action, miss- ing in action, and prisoners of war, they are: Top row, left to right-john, Barrett, '40, killed in action: Vernon Megiveron, 42, killed: Ralph Wickstrom, '43, killed: Ronald Rollllins, '39, prisoner of warg Roller! Colenzan, '42, killed . . . Afliddle: Avery lx'l1ig'l1t+ prisoner: Glen Swan, '36, killed, William Phillips, '37, killed, Iffllllfff .I1ll'R.YU?I, '38, killed: Ray Whidden, '36, killed, Seth Bish, '38, prisoner tretarnedjq Ifllllffti Meyer, '42, lIIlSS1lIg in aztiong Dave If8ll1lII67'l, '40, prisoner . . . Hottoln: I311el Bates, '36, killed, Avery 1x'nigl1t ', prisoner: Ben Mauerlnan, '38, killed: john K1'1lIfl6t ', killed: Dirk Roper, '36, lb'l'1SI1l1f'l',' lfarl Melville, '35, missing in aetion. Those whose pictures were not availallle: Killed in action, Melvin H1lll , lillzllzetl Hughes, '29, Rollert Williams, '29, Lloyd Craney, '36, Harold lddins, '36, l reelr1an Haw- thorne, '36, Hideo Yasui, '37, lvlelvin Berg, '37, If0ll6Tl Hawkey, '37, Robert Campllell, '38, Roller! Patten, '38, If0ll61'1 Winthers, '39, Neil Carlson, '40, Marrus Linn, '40, Clif- ford Reedhead, '41, Kenneth Olson, '41, james Phillips, '41, james Mulligan, '42, Andy Harlin, '42, Bernard C. Brown , Robert L. Rogers ', Raymond M1Vay ', Charles Spen- rerx, Rollert Hume ', IfODffT1 -lensen, '43, Donald Geierx, Philip Henry, '40, 13611111176 Burns, '31, Bill Hiatt, '23, Missing in artion: Ken Hager, '30, R!1ll67'1 Burke, '35, Don R. Vogel, '40, Paul Brattonx, Donald li. Mathews, '41, Boll Hatfield, '43, .lark Peringer, '42, Boll Crawford, '43, Horare H. Lane, '40, Fred Olsen, '43, Prisoners of war.' William Priestly, '30, Raymond Grim, '35, David Dodds, '38 treturnedj, Rollert fflllllliflf. '39, Arthur Oakes, '41, Kenneth Hagen, '30, if Did not graduate. v NZ 'N-. ,XX Q19 .Ss-uv., .319 in 1-'E 'ill-WIHQ' 539 5 Q I ...- an-35 o 5 K S! i gy 138-N -ww AX I Nm -W L i f ' Q 5 . , 1534 30' x x 1 1 r I .ixiipvr S lie ka ' w XF 3 jg, v wx w K 1 Q, , ' .f-ci, as 'lil' 5 :A .4 Y- ' 'ay ,' va! W F4 Jw Nh + 1, ,nn f :fl A .Q Ai, gg . X 1 y 5 Glawfsqgf ' f, wing an '53 '55 tg. f -Sf L. 'if Z-I' I ml an U U3 Q RPN 58 is , , inf V1 . X gQ1.fi?? 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Dave Dillon, junior Bergen. Iran Briggs. Second row front-Betty Bergh. lllalda Harbst. liyelyn Bean. Phyllis Baily, Donna Barker. Betty Stevens, Joan Miller. Vivian Ylil10lll2lS. Nancy Ghent, Vera Coodpasture. Front-Caroline Han- naford, Mariheth Muller, Betty Clark, Marilyn Muller. Shirley lVilson. .-Xnn Dornlaier, Helen Yelle, Merrilyn Baine, Gloria Hinton. ileannette lhede. Not in pieturefMuriel Upton, Twila Blake, Lynn Murphy, Margaret Bratton, Chris- tine 'l'hunherg. S'l'.AXlfF Hli.PXDS Qhottoin ol' pagelz lirelyn Bean. editor: XYalda llarhst. associate editor: 'loan Miller, leature editor: Dave Dillon. sports editor: Vivian 'lill0lll2lS, circulation manager: Merrilyn Baine, advertising manager: Iran Briggs. Betty Brown, business inangaers: Phyllis Baily. military editor. Xkijilk X.. , QUILL AND SCROLL: Members ol' -lohn Howard Dreher chapter. -lournalistn honorary, in picture at right: Lelt to right, hack row-XValda Harbst. Evelyn Bean, Marilyn Muller, Mariheth Mul- ler. 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Lynn Murphy sang the alto solo and Betty Kuhlman played the violin obli- gato. Each year alumni members of the mixed chorus come back to help sing this number. The second in the series of concerts was Music Unit- ed, March 23. A universal language for better interna- tional understanding was the motto. General chairman f 1 U-gifs fftzfiil H1 32' R11 f O F 33 Ill was Lynn Murphy. Other committee heads: Beverly Frank, publicity, Don Brame, stage, Allen Crombie. stage crew, Lynn Sjolund, programg Pat XfVarren, ushersg Mask and Dagger members, makeup. The final concert was given by the band May ll, too late to be photographed for the Olympiad. The band, pictured dramatically above against the inspiring back- ground of the state capitol and the Mforld War I me- morial, was exceptionally active. It played at the pep rally in September and led the serpentine up Capitol X'Vay. During football season members tooted at every home game. Between halves they marched on the field and made formations in front of the grandstand, such as the Armistice day stunt pictured at the bottom of the page. The merry music makers harmonized at the Vice President Truman rally on the capitol steps, and again when Governor Wallgren was inaugurated. Ralph Pittman was band manager, -lim XfVilliamson student director. Adding to the color and pep were Ivan Briggs, drum major, and the majorettes, Pat Martin, Donna Isaacson, Doris Lohrengel, and Bette Eads, leader. HON 0lTllk'Sll'll. lt lJl'L'SL'lllS zu wry t'lllll'lIlll1g' lblflllll' mth .ill thu girls wa-ziriiig ilu-ii' lllillllllilll l'm'muls and thc low lmys 'lclnlln-ml up. llu' orfllc-sli':1, unclcr thc' 4-clioii ol Mi. .Xl'lllSll'0llg. lilzlycml lm' sc-wi':il Llillcr- YN ill Ihr' lop ol this llllgl' is thc high school llll I'lIX' UIQ IIIIIIIIOIIS IlllS Nl ll lllll XX IS Ill llllllllll llll gf lJll'l ul' lhl school Ubllulls l I . Q. KlL'lll lllllll1I4'K'l'. ' X ' , - 5 ' . ,hvllis zlfulmsuii was Q .X mm' lkilllllii' slnru-ml this XVIII' was thc zulnlilimi ' ul sox l'l ll sll nil Qs N 6 1 ' ' l'icl1m-ml it thi iight ol this Inga ic l1llIlQ hum lop lo . lmolmiii 'mu lmm lc-ll to rwlil nc SIIIIIU tlllllcl limnii Xllvn. l'.l'lIll Rollei. llomlliy fiI't'L'llC. Pill! -lllmriz string lriofllvlly Kulilmzm. Phyllis Alu- qulmsfm. llclly Km'liim'ssc'1': string lIll1ll'll'l+Bi'lll' Kuhl- l lllllL'l' X i ll 'U SOIL 1' N YOl'Illlll'S.'Ci. Lll'Oll wif l X l l l ' l l' , l L liwllgfx , i X !, . lj. 1 l l 'l lll l l ilggl ril ll-G, l lgjli iljlglxl HX f J l l ',l,lliti :il xv 'Y l 3 x , l l ' l XX lf ix l. , L l XA. P 21 ID YOU hear a rumor that there was a curtail' ment of activities in O.H.S? A look at the or- ganizations above would indicate otherwise. ln identifications following, il' groups elected officers both semesters, first semester ollieers are listed first. Reading left to right: Top row-Nurse's assistants- Catherine Pomery, R.N., adviser, lilizabeth Barnhouse chairman. Ofliee assistants-Katherine Allard advis- er. 'I'-Square-Glide Smith pres., Vince Brown v.p.. lommy Morris sec.-treas., M. NV. Mel,eod adviser. Stage crew-Allen Crombie pres., .lohn Fuller adviser. . . . Center row: Projection crew-Howard Gaines, Leon Duval, head operators, R. P. Burke adviser. CIorrespondenee club-Pauline Criflith pres., ilillfjllllil -laeobson v.p., Renee -lohns see., Marilyn Muller cor. see.. Betty Burkhard treas., Alma Olson adviser. See- retarial Science club-Mary Gail Bonsall, Mary Ny- strom, pres., l.loyd Alkire v.p., jackie DeFord, jackie Rich, see., Shirley -lean Hedberg, Pat O'Brien tI'C2lS., Agnes Bushnell adviser. Hi-Arts-Richard Bellis pres., Margie Maxin, Pearl Soll v.p., Mary I.ou Bert sec.-treas., Anna M. Stanford adviser. Knights of the Oyster-Shelby Davis head, Clyde McCoy adviser. . . . Boilom rozv: Library assistants-Louise Montgom- ery adviser. P. A. crew-Wfayne Hannah chairman, NV. Shollenberger adviser. Language eouncil-Vi- vian Peeling, Marie Helmer. Alice Hagen advisers. House and grounds COITIIIHIICC-Alllll Bohle Chairman. Clyde McCoy adviser. 1 IIOXYX :ll thc lop ol this llilgl' is thc' high xchool UHhl'Sll'1l. ll lH'L'8L'lll5 an wrv fllilflllillg pint uhh 'ill ilu-1-urls M'l ll'lllQ llIL'll lx lulllul lfJllll4llS an 4 5 , 4 X . 4 , 4' la-w lmyx Hclulh-cl up. 'l'hc OITINSIII umlu thm llll't'C'li0ll ul Nh. .Xl'I!lSIl'0ll U l' '-4ll4n's4x411l4l1Il41 tl'l l'llX' Hl'QLlllllllllUll5 IIIIS Xfsll. 4lllll X V2 . 4 4 pm ol' Ihv aclmul l'0lIl'K'l'IN. Phvllis lzmmlysml was X M. . . . - , .4 Y SIllilK'lll lllllllllff 4 . 4 ---z,'mh11 . ' ' . , 4 'ng .1 ilim C 4 4 '. ul. ' ' 1' I-41 4: ztl 'lIJlll'l'I . 'il f ' I' ' llllilll. my 's 1- wlmnl. lk-llx' K0l'IlIllK'5Sl'l'I string tlll4ll'lK'l-BUIU' Kuhl- mzm. Phyllis .llll'0lJ5Ull. Batty Ko1'1111141m'1'. 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I.0WL'l'Z inixccl singing thc Scrzipliic' Songfthc' ninth yczn' in sion that this trztditionzil song has bt-cn sung :nniuzil Cliristinzis c'om'c1't. lizich yt-an' inixcml Elillllllli rt-turn to sing . . . Mr. :xI'llISll'Ollg is in thc eighth note. On thc right pzigc: Uppvr. girls cnsunihh' ,ynthizi Roper clim'ns stunts- :lt thc' fliorus shown . Ruud- I 4 win ing lell to rigln: Mary Carolyn Dobbs, Delight Bonnetl. -loan Miller. Shirley Guy XYilli:nns. .-Xinzirzilis Reneli. Lynn Murpliy. l'2lll Mecllmury. lfritfi Rutter, Virginia Miller, Ruth Barker . . Clenler: zulx'zim'ecl girls glee . . . Lower: junior girls glee. llie Youll groups llzlve c'0nLrilJuteLl niuell to the concerts this year. ln the spring niusiezil, the girls ensemble sang the novelty i I , nlnnlmer, 'lXlic'e Blue Gown. llley were assisted by il pzullo- l mime lL'2lllll'lllg Nnrlnzl -lean Sllllllll :incl 1,0ll1lkiC2llIllC Heil- Z C ', -n j .X x, 'X xi 1 l 'e L' ' p rl l x , A -l fX is W 3 Sir, s X' , i- ,Qi wi l . x. s ,- - . 'T ' . v I, x 'Viz' . . . x fd e - .4 lx My 'X-V W' , .- . .ff 0 f , -E , . . 45 X -' 3' -ol' ' 53. 4 'fl :fl Whlll. , 'x' .1 'Lv ui. , , 1 ,.- ,. ..-, -i f Q' ID YOU hear a rutnor that there was a curtail- tnent ol' activities in O.H.S? A look at the or- ganizations above would indicate otherwise. In identifications following, il' groups elected ollicers both setnesters, Hrst semester oflicers are listed first. Reading left to right: Top VOZU-Nlll'SC'S assistants- Catherine Ponlery, R.N., adviser, Elizabeth Barnhouse chairman. Oflice assistants-Katherine Allard advis- er. 'I'-Square-Glide Sntith pres., Vince Brown v.p.. lotntny Morris sec.-treas., M. XV. McLeod adviser, Stage crew-Allen Crotnbie pres., john Fuller adviser. . . . Center row: Projection crew-Howard Gaines. Leon Duval, head operators, R. P. Burke adviser. Clorrespondence club-Pauline Griffith pres., 'lillCll1l2i -lacobson v.p.. Renee johns sec., Marilyn Muller cor. sec., Betty Burkhard treas., Alina Olson adviser. Sec- retarial Science club-Mary Gail Bonsall, Mary Ny- strom, pres., Lloyd Alkire v.p.. Jackie DeFord, jackie Rich, sec.. Shirley -lean Hedberg, Pat U'Brien treas., Agnes Bushnell adviser. Hi-Arts-Richard Bellis pres., Margie Maxin, Pearl Soll v.p., Mary Lou Bert sec.-treas., Anna M. Stanford adviser. Knights of the Oyster-Shelby Davis head. Clyde McCoy adviser. . . . Bottom row: Library assistants-Louise lvlontgotn- ery adviser. P. A. crew-Yvayne Hannah chairman, XV. Shollenberger adviser. Language council-Vi' vian Peeling. Marie Helnter, Alice Hagen advisers. House and grounds committee-.lint Bohle chairman, Clyde McCoy adviser. As a rvsult of good grafivs, thi- following 1-arm-d mom- bi-rship in Honor society, pic- lurvd at right. L1-ft to right: Fronl row Vallvy. Smith. XVillis, VVOsIl'all, Hvdbvrg, P. O'l3ris-n, Harbst, Havvy, Clark, lNIvcibu1'y, Millvr, Wil- liams. Dohm, Miss Pooling zlmivislwi, Kornml-ss0i', SoC- onci row J. Grvgor, Ilol'l'cl', Covbran, Jenkins, P. Jacob- son, Masr'l1n1'1', Pvlvrs, Rvdvr. Haugen, Young, Frank. Ilol- lanfivr, Hobbs, Downs, Hjclm. Third row Simila, M. An- dorson, 'I', Jacobson, Johns- lon. C. Andi-rson, Slrangv. B o n s a l l, G1'i1'l'ilh, Dean, Zinvk, G. Grvgor, J. QYBIJOII, L i l l a 1' d, Smarl, Trospor, Kvnl, Back row Chvnicr. fwll2lI1ll7Ul'S, Mosvlvy, Dawloy, Mclnlosh. Wivsv, Mallory, Holm, Boblv, Sclvidgv, Stor- nagvl, Gaim-s, Jonvs, Rn,-rgon, Pllbi-rson. 2 GIRLS: llcspilc XV2ll'lllllK' l'l'Sll'll'- tions. thc Girls flllll had a wry actiw ycar. 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Delight Hunt, queen, and Irene Wlillis, Phyllis johnson and Virgene XVade, duchesses, comprised a song four- some as pretty as it was inspiring . . . Pictures of the band members. who did their bit as always, are elsewhere in this book. Shown in the above layout are Ivan Briggs, druxn major: Bette Eads, IIIQIIOYCIIC leader. and Doris I,0hr- engel, Donna Isaacson and Pat Martin, twirlers par excellence. 5 gli' I if i 4 111' I K lr' 4,3 ix .sp 6 K rl 9 ,. Q65 'I q ' ' 1 . 4 1, , -ff, Q 15 , .af 453,-'f jfs' Q . if Q, vi, .45 E 3 a My , my af- X lk if 5' 0 2? Q8 . ....,. Q ,N .51 2. Ha Xf, Q1 Q at 'Q Q D ,. .N .. X . . X is N. 'EMM ?- v 6 ' -S fi vt X-I nw 1 is c'o11fi1'111t-tl by tht- pictttttfs to thc right, tztltcn :tt thc Y.M.Cl.,-X. l,uis SWZIIISOH was stu- lli'llI lllll Illlgll. lllt- girls 111 C-..-X..'X. tztcklctl cwry spurt with vivztcitx :mtl stczitllztst CllCl'g'y. Uthtft' sports wt'rt': t':1l1tz1i11l1z1ll. lll'1lllL'll by hlillllyll llOll2lllll0l'2 vollcylmztll. 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Not in picttircz lit-ttx KOI'lllllt'SSl'l'. 1-.1X.,1X: Xlith Xlrs. Nlztry lop matt-l1i11g. tht- Girls ,Xtltlctic zts- sofizttioti t-11io1't-tl its usuztl ztctiw IJl'0gl'ZllIl. B1 swinging into zur- tion with swi111111i11g i11 tht- lull, thc girls zttlclctl 21 new sport to tht-ir ztlrt-zttly vztrictl cztlcticlztr. 'liht-ir L'2lgCl'llL'S5 lor switmtiing ml ,L,.., A ' 11 I QT ' 4- -S 5 '-'1 iss-'K' i . , ti. A . 5 Y 30 The lflfl l-45 sports season may ' be said to have been a success. in view ol' the difliculties encountered because ol the war in carrying on an active scheduled. No championships, but lots ol' interest. More boys participated in the sports program this year than last. Normal schedules were carried out in loot- ball and basketball. but spring sports competi- tion had to be curtailed because ol' transporta- tion difliculties. ,Xnother drawback was the difhculty in procuring adequate equipment, the traek boys particularly having virtually to beg for shoes. All in all, the sports season was a tri- bute to both the coaches and administration, and students also deserve commendation for their loyal interest and support. XVorking diligently to live up to the usual high standard set by the Bruin gridiron boys, PlI'llll'-'ffl Inf! are O.H.S. 1'or1cl1e.s'. Iiffarliizg flown: IW. ll . Hockey, football, llzlszlcellxllll, llaselzall: Alf1'o1j9l1 lmlmorl, ns.s'islru1I: Mar- lin S. Miller, lrrlclr: Iialpll LlIIfl'SlIy, a.s'si.s'l- 1111! foollmll concll. the team found that at the end ol the season they had come up in second place, with Kelso and Hoquiam in first. The Olympia squad won three games, lost one, and tied two ol' its six conference tilts. Basketball finals found the home team. last year's conference winners. in third plaee. the squad having lost fix e ol' its twelve league games. The two Montesano seurries and one of the Ab- erdeen contests were lost by margins ol' less than three points. This year the baseball team traveled again for the first time since 19-12. Yelm was the first opponent, and other neighboring schools were played throughout the season. The track team traveled to Stadium of Tacoma. where they lost a meet. They were invited to Hoquiam, Centra- lia and other cities in this division. - Y' ,Q .QQ -' D 5 1' 0 .li mi ,.,, fv,21 . sf,-gl! 1 S gy ,..i.,Q ',n .t , nf ygfv- wg xii 1' ' Q if 5531 Q yaxnihi + ' gm. , f 5 0 -3 'asks . 5' '- fi 3 i.f'N',gw, SJR X: QW H ' 1 ,.JQ'wf.!, ,- if 'fi ' gfel ,fgwif f. +g'H5,Q.' Q 185 ka 6 'it' x. FH! ' 'gg' , fx , 1' ff, as fi , Q' y ,K flnqufn., M 'kk - ' .i 'ng 'r g.',sM'. .. F' 7 - jf K , h , 3 jk 7 ax: eg 1 l A N .4 a L! kv H ig. Q ysigk - . x Q., - x, , :Nw X F xx 5 Q Ek . 1 ' 'gl W A fy 1 Swift 'Q x Pg' 41, f'.Sn...' , a if 553 A . K 5 A x mf .-. M AQ 4 X 'V I L QL a , igjqgd V , K- he I 4 V K --, Y v. 1.1-, 7 XL' W W W A-V M h Y 4 L U ,151 -5, ifi1fn'Uf,:'g px QQ-'3 W WM H '---W-f 1.Q-A - ,. 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The Olympia track team opened its season with Stadium ol' Tacoma, then took on Centralia. A trian- gular contest bctween Stadiutn, Aberdeen and the Bears was next on the schedule, the final meeting being with Hoquiam. The Southwest YVashington mix was held May I9 in Centralia this season, and the state meet at Pullman May 26. Martin S. Miller was track coach. PICTURICS: On the lelt hand page the entire squads are pictured with their coaches. Top: Baseball team. Lelt to right. lirst row-Laurence Hermann, Bill Kraus. Floyd Thompson, -loe Freitas. Second row-Chuck Rice. manager: Clinton Hovis, Gib Horton. Gene Strandness. Dick Husk. Bob Peringer, Lyman Fleetwood, Gene Can- field, jim DeGar1no, Harol XVilliams. Third row- Coach Rockey, Al Wleber, Lloyd Shoblom, .Xlan Carl- son, llay Rockey, Don Clausen, Dan lyall. Bob Christie, Dwain Oletzke, Bill Betts. Middle picture: Track squad. Lelt to right. lirst row-Larry Grant, Ray Clillord, Bob XVheeler. Second row-Dexter Jensen, Jim Horne, Don Anderson. Vince Brown, XVayne Hannah, joe XVingate. Chris Sternagel. Dick Martin, Del Lewis. Third row-Fred Petersen. Frank Brech, XVillard Alverson, Bill Qlacobs, Alden XVil- liams, Bill Shumate, Bob Carpenter. Bob Robbins. -lack lXIcMillan, Merle Suellle and Coach Miller. I Bottom: Lelt-Goll' team. Lelt to right: Norman Wentworth. Lawrence Steinman, Duke Mathews. Ray- mand Ray. Bob lXIilbrad. Right--Tennis team. Lelt to right: Don Lee, Ray Clifliord, Bob Dawley. XVallie Nelson. kneeling. The pictures above on this page show some ol' the baseball and track men in action. Lelt to right in rows and pictures: Top row--loc Freitas and Floyd Thomp- son. pitchingg Merle Suelzle. tossing discus: Lloyd Shob- lom and lay Rockey, pitching. Bottom row: Bill Shu- mate. broad jumping: Gib Horton, Dan lyall. Don Clausen. Clinton Hovis, Gene Strandness. in batting practice: Bob Robbins, hurdling. ln circle: .Klan Carlson and Bill Kraus. warming up in infield. vf My if V' A v f -I 'J .e ff, fl Q! DA! J! P 'idk 'ff ' ff . . , ' 4 J' il J H5 .ff ff ,1 iff X UA yy X fr if , y f fig!! ffvfil f if f ,J Shown in left picture above are mainstays of the scrappy Bulldog football squad. Left to right, front row: Marvin Gager, Frank Normoyle, Wayne Hanby, Wes Anderson. Second: Dave Rouse, jake Hamann, Herb Hamilton, Dale Howdeshell, George jenkins, Fred Schilling, Burl Ingle, Ed Lavery, Vernon Westberg, Bob Hagen, Coach Guy Tipton. Back: Byron Brady, Dave Cody, jack Palm, Harry Banker, jim Eaton, Bob Lath- rop, Bob Kotick .... jUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD is shown in picture to right. Standing: Frank Weatherbie, jim Winkelman, Gordon Brettelle, jim Eaton, Bob Kotick, jack Palm, Gene Adams. Kneeling: lfVes Anderson, Vernon Vllestberg, Byron Brady, Herb Hamilton, Lyle VVilliams, Ray Hanson. UNIOR HIGH frosh danced through another suc- cessful year crammed with activities under a viva- cious staff of oflicers. As president, june Bowen gave everything a good start. Gus Angelos was vice presi- dent, David Rouse secretary, and Dick Camden treasurer. Thelma Beck took the helm during the second semester, with Carol Angelos vice president, Eleanor Hintz sec- retary, and Dick Hedwall treasurer. C. E. Becker is principal, T. R. Mlynstra vice principal. A Girls league and a Boys league were added to the already heavy schedule. Maxine Zeigler and Bob Cham- bers headed the two groups, which introduced several new activities to the junior high. The Girls league gave two broadcasts over KGY, and a Mothers tea February 14. A junior Canteen March 28 gave a review of all the sports that the girls had been participating in during the year, from checkers to basketball. Dads night topped the activities of the Boys league. Advisers: Girls league, Frances Nordling: Boys league, Mr. Wynstra. The ninth grade assembly was May 4, when all frosh-to-be were invited from outlying schools and introduced to the junior high. The frosh from high school were guests at the annual dance May 23. All music groups appeared in the spring concert April 26, and the band put on a program in May. The XVashingtonians sold many war bonds and stamps, and had an auction to increase sales. They backed the junior Community Chest drive with every- SUPHS Following a nomin- ating assembly held September 21, these officers were elected to guide the sopho- mores through their second-year events: Iyall Day Iyall, president: Einor Staples, vice president: Dick Husk, secretary-treas- urerg Vern McNeely, yell leader, and Virginia Hoffer and Bonnie Butler, Girls auxiliary representatives. First big event of the year was a matinee dance given October 20 in honor of the freshmen and the junior high ninth graders. The class officers planned the dance and arranged for the intermission program. Delight Bonnett and Marilyn Smart played Holiday for Strings as a piano duet. Joyce McLeod danced to One Dozen Roses and, as an encore, I Am An American. December 15 the class of '47 featured a special assembly. Joyce McLeod gave two specialty dances to the music of Tea for Two and I Am An Americanf' Pat Harris sang The Trolley Song, and Sherry Lucas vocalized to White Christ- mas. Pat Edge, Marilyn Smart, Joyce McLeod, Donna Blake and Margaret Bratton tried their skill at song leading. while Vern McNeely led a few yells. In charge of the assembly were Donna Wil- liams and Marilyn Smart. vu Husk The sophomores ended the intramural basketball season tied for second plaee, the seniors being the other quintet to place. Sophomores tied for second place with 33 students on the honor roll first semester. They were: Caryl Anderson, Stella Bean, Audrey Berger, Jim Bohle, Anita Chilson, Helen Clausen, Ma rlys Dahlin, Mary Dou- gherty. Julia Greg- or, Darline Hobbs, Virginia Hoffer, Ri- McNeely e h a rd Hofrichter, sang Serenade in Blue accompanied by Virginia Miller, Ann Tallent played Mairzy Doats on the marimbag a sex- tet from Washington Yeue junior high, compos- ed of Barbara An- derson, Donna Weidert, Jean Ness, Sally Wold, June Bowen and Virginia Wahl- quist, sang Oh, What A Beautiful Morn- ing and Irish Lullaby. The freshman girls helped the sophs with their annual Mothers tea December 15. Arlene Pittman was chairman of the serving committee, and' Mary Carolyn Dobbs was hostess. Others serving on committees are: Barbara Cotton, Shirley Slaby, Mary Partlow, Joyce Cole, Jackie Trullinger, Faye Bellamy, Peggy Kopf, Earlene God- dard, Carol Courser, Ann Tallent, Aud- rey Noblitt, Bever- ly Hansen, Jeannine Grawunder, Arlene Pittman, Nancy Martin, Eleanor Fri- end, Carol Saunders, Gerry Peterson, Lor- ene Stephens, Vir- ginia Bishop, Mary Carolyn Dobbs, Ir- ene Yelle, Carmie Brower, Renee Johns, Sally Lou Grant, Joan Foster, Kay Stev- ens, Jeanne Hayes, Ann Bowler, Mary Lou Layton, Pat Smith, Jane Simmons, Evelyn Josephson, Martha Strange, Patt Bryan, Geraldine Dishaw, Carol Good- pasture, Eileen MeMurchie, Annabel Cravens, Jessie Beckett, Mary Carpenter. MeMurchie Y The brains thonor roll members? of the class of '48 are: Faye Bellamy, Barbara Cotton, Mary Dobbs, Maureen Dotsch, Jim Eaton, Eleanor Friend, Jean- nine Grawunder, Marilyn Hollander, Florence Jacobson, Renee Johns, Allyn Johnson, Don Kel- ler, Bernice Knott, Corinne Lund, Nan- cy Martin, Virginia Miller, Audrey Mul- len, Audrey Noblitt, Mary Partlow, Ar- lene Pittman. Carol Saunders, Lorcne Stephens, Kathryn Stevens, Tom Swayze, Jackie Trullinger, Edward Westfall and Irene Yelle. Swayze Johns Layton Foster WWW Take me out to the ball ' game was a familiar sound around O.H.S. again as baseball returned to the athletic schedule alter being somewhat dormant since I9-12 and the advent ol' gas rationing. Games were played in Tenino, Centralia, Oakville a11d Shelton. The home team was host to each ol these squads also, as well as to army and navy clubs. Only one ol' the baseball letter winners graduated last year, thtts leaving a team that had lots ol experience. Lloyd Shoblom, lloe Freitas and Harol XVilliams assum- ed the pitching chores, and Clinton Hovis, Gene Strand- ness and Al Xlleber were on the receiving end ol' the Olympia hurlers. The Olympia track team opened its season with Stadium ol' Tacoma, then took on Centralia. A trian- gular contest between Stadium, Aberdeen and the Bears was next on the schedule, the finial meeting being with Hoquiam. The Southwest XVashington mix was held May lil in Centralia this season, and the state meet at Pullman May 26. Martin S. Miller was track coach. PICTURES: On the lelt hand page the entire squads are pictured with their coaches. Top: Baseball team. Lelit to right. first row-Laurence Hermann, Bill Kraus. Floyd Thompson. Aloe Freitas. Second row-Chuck Rice, manager: Clinton Hovis, Gib Horton, Gene Strandness. Dick Husk, Bob Peringer, Lyman Fleetwood. Gene Can- held, jim DeGarmo, Harol XVilliams. Third row- Coach Rockey, Al XVeber, Lloyd Shoblom. Alan Carl- son, -lay Rockey, Don Clausen, Dan lyall. Bob Christie. Dwain Oletzke, Bill Betts. Middle picture: Track sqttad. Lelt to right, first row-Larry Grant, Ray Clilford, Bob XVheeler. Second row-Dexter Jensen, .lim Horne, Don Anderson. Vince Brown, XYayne Hannah. xloe l'Vingate, Chris Sternagel. Dick Martin, Del Lewis. Third row-Fred Petersen. Frank Brech. lVillard Alverson. Bill llacobs. Alden iVil- liams. Bill Shumate, Bob Carpenter, Bob Robbins. .lack McMillan. Merle Suelxle and Coach Miller. A Bottom: Left-Golf team. l.el't to right: Norman XVentworth. Lawrence Steimnan, Duke Mathews. Ray- mand Ray. Bob Milbrad. Right--Tennis team. l.eI't to right: Don Lee, Ray Clillford. Bob Dawley. XVallie Nelson. kneeling. The pictures above on this page show some ol' the baseball and track men in action. Lelt to right in rows and pictures: Top row-lloe Freitas and Floyd Thomp- son, pitching: Merle Suelfle. tossing discus: Lloyd Shob- lom and -lay Rockey. pitching. Bottom row: Bill Shu- mate. broad jumping: Gib Horton, Dan lyall, Don Clausen. Clinton Hovis. Gene Strandness. in batting practice: Bob Robbins. hurdling. In circle: .Klan Carlson and Bill Kraus, warming up in inlield. . ilu u, f .iff . LV' lf! I ly ' ' .ff l' I ,lljl V, l ,, 5 A U , V ,' JJ' J if c j xl fp X I . ff' ff ,fir i QQ fivri. Shown in left picture above are mainstays of the scrappy Bulldog football squad. Left to right, front row: Marvin Gager, Frank Normoyle, Wayne Hanby, Wes Anderson. Second: Dave Rouse, jake Hamann, Herb Hamilton, Dale Howdeshell, George jenkins, Fred Schilling, Burl Ingle, Ed Lavery, Vernon Westberg, Bob Hagen, Coach Guy Tipton. Back: Byron Brady, Dave Cody, jack Palm, Harry Banker, jim Eaton, Bob Lath- rop, Bob Kotick .... jUNl0R HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD is shown in picture to right. Standing: Frank Weatherbie, jim Winkelman, Gordon Brettelle, jim Eaton, Bob Kotick, jack Palm, Gene Adams. Kneeling: lfVes Anderson, Vernon lfllestberg, Byron Brady, Herb Hamilton, Lyle Williams, Ray Hanson. UNIOR HIGH frosh danced through another suc- cessful year crammed with activities under a viva- eious staff of ofhcers. As president, june Bowen gave everything a good start. Gus Angelos was vice presi- dent, David Rouse secretary, and Dick Camden treasurer. Thelma Beck took the helm during the second semester, with Carol Angelos vice president, Eleanor Hintz sec- retary, and Dick Hedwall treasurer. C. E. Becker is principal, T. R. Wynstra vice principal. A Girls league and a Boys league were added to the already heavy schedule. Maxine Zeigler and Bob Cham- bers headed the two groups, which introduced several new activities to the junior high. The Girls league gave two broadcasts over KGY, and a Mothers tea February l4. A Junior Canteen March 28 gave a review of all the sports that the girls had been participating in during the year, from checkers to basketball. Dads night topped the activities of the Boys league. Advisers: Girls league, Frances Nordling, Boys league, Mr. Wynstra. The ninth grade assembly was May 4, when all frosh-to-be were invited from outlying schools and introduced to the junior high. The frosh from high school were guests at the annual dance May 23. All music groups appeared in the spring concert April 26, and the band put on a program in May. The Wlashingtonians sold many war bonds and stamps, and had an auction to increase sales. They backed the Junior Community Chest drive with every- .-1 lllliigflf looking l11111r'll. tlmse boys and girls from jun- im'Higl1. I'if'l1n'c'.s' u'z'V4' lrllcen 111 the .S0llfllZl'l'Sf IHIIVIIIICK? of ilu' ll'llSl1f7IU'l071 6 xrllnul. . ik swf Y . thing thcy haul in an cllort to snrpztss thc high schools totzil, :is thcy ilicl lust yczir. hut lmcfzillsc ol' thc high school contest hctwcvll boys zincl girls. thc ninth grzltlcrs had to hc content with zu flosc scroncl. ilqlllf junior high sportstcrs worked diligently with Guy Tip- ton. coztcli. and wound up thc lioothzill season with livc wins. at loss, :incl at tic. 'lhc hziskcthztll SCRISOII was not its SlIl't'CSSlilll for thc Bulldogs. :ts thcy cznnc Ulll on thc short cncl ol' alll their gznncs clcspitc thc cllorts ol' at ll2ll'll-WUl'lilllg' tcznn :intl at loyal lot ol Inns. FBUSH No wonder these kids had such an ac- tive year, with the following officers leading them: Frank Normoyle, presi- dent, Irene Yelle, Normoyk, vice president, Mary Carolyn Dobbs, sec- retary-treasurer, Sally Lou Grant and Eileen McMurchie, Girls auxiliary re- presentatives, Tom Swayze, yell king, Renee Johns, Mary Lou Layton and Joan Foster, song leaders. Miss Margaret Moran and Clayton Farrington were class advisers. The frosh staged several pep and tal- ent assemblies during the year. Big event was a stocking dance given for the sophomores and junior high freshmen March 6. The gym was decorated with the brightest socks available, and a big backdrop said Welcome, Sophsf' Those who attended wore flashy stockings and were obliged to re- move their shoes at the checking stand before they were admitted. Kathryn Stevens was general chairman. Serving Dobbs on committees were the following: Decorations, Bill Bunce, chairman. Don Morris, Carmie Brower, Ann Bowler, Allyn Johnson, Jeanne Hay- es and Don Westfall, program, Gerry Peterson, chairman, Eleanor Friend, Jo- an Foster, Arlene Pittman and Irene Yelle, music, Merle Martz, chairman, Jim Phillips, Carol Saunders, Harry Dixon and Mary Shown, publicity, Bob Kotick, chairman, Ted Reddington, Tom Swayze, Renee Johns and Mary Carolyn Dobbs, pictures, Cherie Butts and Eileen McMurchie, P. A. crew, Bob Dunn and Chuck Buell, checking shoes, Eleanor Friend, Carol Saun- ders, Gerry Peter- son and Arlene Pitt- man. During intermis- sion Mary Carolyn Dobbs played sever- al piano selections, Grant M a x i n e Houston V 4 Mary llorgdal, Thel- ' J C ma Jacobson, Bever- r R I ly Jenkins, Audrey V Johnston, W alt e r QA., Y Q ,Q , K e l l e r, Chrystel ,, Kent, Margo Leif, Imogene Lundmark, Staplgg Joyce McLeod, Joe Pierre, Eugenia Puc- kett. Ronald Reed, Harold Richard, Bar- bara Robinson, Virginia Rydman, Lynn Sjolund, Marilyn Smart, Tim Smith, Martha Strange, Howard Watkins, Don Weise. The Girls' big moment came when they combined with the freshmen to give the annual Mothers tea December 15. Committee chairmen were: Patty Dean, cox-sage: Helen Clausen, refreshmentsg Donna Williams, tickets and publicity, Marilyn Smart, decorations, Rosalee Guy, program, Shirley Williamson, cleanup. Other sophomor- es who served on the Mothers tea commit- tees are: Refresh- ments, Virginia Pi- erce and Audrey Strandnessg corsage, Mary Kelly, Julia Gregor, Teressa Sey- mour and Edna Stewart: serving, Ter- essa Seymour, Gladys Hathaway, Lois Knuehmang hostess, Valeda Jean Mc- Clelland, tickets and publicity, Dorothy Camus, Caryl Anderson, Janet Bachar- ach, Audrey Johnston, Phyllis Henne- man, Virginia Rydman, Joan Cotey and Pat Knox, decorations, Virginia Hoffer, Virginia Rydman, Peggy Bay, Vera Goodpasture, Gail Tremper, Pat Meyer, Margie Jackson, Margaret Benton and Donna Ekvallg program, Zelda Kuhns, Betty Mobbs, Teressa Seymour and Na- dine Jacksong cleanup. Phyllis Henne- man, Mary Dough- erty, Audrey John- ston, Valeda Jean McClelland, Janet Bacharach. Caryl Anderson, Corky Roper, Marilyn Hol- lander. Darlene Hobbs, Joan Cotey, Margie Jackson, Pat Meyer and Bonnie Butler. Miss Elizabeth Huff was lone class adviser after departure of Mrs. Esther Dippe. Hoffer Butler 1 YY A JUIHDBS Amidst an Oriental atmosphere, mem- bers ot' the upper classes danced to the music of a juke box at the annual junior- - e if senior ball Novem- ber 4. Symbolic ot' the Orient was a huge red and gold dragon, against a dark blue backdrop that covered an en- tire end ot' the gym, and an authentic Chinese garden scene which adorned one corner. Patt Medbury was junior chairman of the dance. Other commit- tee chairmen were: Shirley Gay Wil- liams, music: Betty Brown, programs: Marilyn Downs, invitations: Rosalie Lil- lard, refreshments: Shirley Robbins, publicity: Joan Miller, decorations. Leaders of the class were: Leonard Malloy, president: Jim Horne, vice pre- sident: Roger Moseley, secretary: Patt Medbury, treasurer: Bob Dawley, yell leader. The next event on the social wheel was Junior Miss, a three-act comedy presented by the up- per classes Decem- ber 1 and 2. The junior general chairman was Dixie Hau- gen. Junior members of the double cast were: Dorothy Windell, Virgene Wade. Norma Jean Simila, Bonnie Ann Carr. Donajeanne Hedwall, Gayla Manning, Jean Reder, Marcia Schrapps, Larry Grant, Joe Mallery and Jim Selvidge. The following were chairmen of com- mittees: Madge Brown, personal proper- ties: Mary Kay Walker, programs: Bar- bara Bowler, scene design: Shirley Rob- bins, ushers. Other juniors who served on commit- tees are: Stage properties- -Julie O'Brien and Don Clausen: personal properties: Dorothy Dils, Betty Kornmesser and Bernie Campbell: programs: Barbara Holland: costumes: Marian Foster and Medbury Rosalie Lillard: pub- ' Q .. ..--Eel Malloy Dawley licity: Evelyn Bean. Betty Stevens and Jackie Hoyt: scene design: Frances Mal- lery, Beverly Guyot and D i a n e Earl: tickets: Betty Burk- hard: ushers: Bernie Horne Campbell. Barbara Bowler. Vila Hannaford. Jackie Hoyt. Jo Downs and Barbara Hennessey. Faculty adivsers for arrangements for the play were: Miss Helena Jenkins. stage properties: Miss Louise Montgom- ery and Miss Margaret Moran. makeup: Miss Alma Olson, personal properties: Miss Agnes Bushnell, programs: Miss Marie Mollestad and Mrs. Velma Hill. costumes: Phil K. Erickson. publicity: Mrs. Anna Stanford and John Fuller. scene design: Mrs. Doris Colvin. ushers: Dewey I. Noblitt, tickets. General supervisors of both student and faculty committees were Mrs. Doris Colvin, Miss Alma Olson, Dewey Noblitt and L. W. Anderson. Members of the class ot' '46 who were on the honor roll first semester are: James Allen, Keith Barnhart, Ev- elyn Bean, Don Bershauer. Lillian Briggs. Nancy Cochran, Bob Dawley, Judith Dohm. Marilyn Downs, Diane Earl, Ruth Force, Marian Foster. Bev- erly Frank. Howard Gaines, Gerry Gre- gor, Larry Grant, Dixie Haugen, Jean Jackson. Lucy Kent, Fred Lewis. Frances Mallery, Joe Mallery, Archie Martin. Pat Martin. Patt Medbury. Joan Mil- ler. Leighton Mobley, Roger Moseley. Donna Newcomer, Julie O'Brien. Mar- garet Pitts, Raymond Ray, Jean Reder. Betty Stevens, Betty Switzenberg, Chris- tine Thunberg, Mary Kay Walker, Shir- ley Gay Williams. Barbara Young. Helen Zinck. April 20 the juniors had their day to howl, They took over the classes and enjoyed junior cour- t L tesy after the high- - A light of the day, the ' junior assembly. Ju- '.5' nior day was plann- 7 ed by Betty Stevens, Moseley g e n e ral chairman: Herbie Miller and Madge Brown, assembly chairmen, and Bette Marie Eads, who arranged for the taking over of classes by the juniors. Junior advisers were Miss Alma Ol- son and L. W. Anderson. W ul . K pu . , lei' jllkz b t .'f:f?ffi7't, f. 4 fart- ' . I ak' in 1,55 I SJEIIIUBS ITH throbbing hearts and unchecked tears, members of the class of '45 realized a long-awaited and cherished ambition on commencement night, May 25, as they walked down the aisles of Olympia high school auditorium for the final official time. Casting aside their adolescent thoughts and deeds, the boys and girls were transformed into serious young men and women, worried by the shadow of world affairs . . . The majority of the boys have entered or soon will enter the armed services, as may some girls. Many girls will be engaged in war work, doing the some- times tedious and monotonous yet always essential tasks which face those on the home front .... Although handicapped by the curtailment of some activities, the '45ers participated in many dramatic, musical, social, athletic and journ- alistic endeavors, as well as academic and wartime efforts. 32 Pk PF Entering as shy freshmen, the small fry soon established them- selves as important cogs in the Wheel of school functions. Talent and leadership were noteworthy in their extravaganza, the fresh- man assembly, which featured a play entitled And So The Cow Was Painted Red. In the all-male cast of the comedy were: Bud Raaberg, Morris Lamborn, Keith Roper, Dave Sweeney, Frank Stedman Crewdson, Steve Ratliff, Robert Chenier, Dick Otis, Houston Mc- Intosh and Keith Kisor .... The yearlings showed great promise in athletics, as many would-be champs secured positions on the junior high school teams . . . Frosh officers: Jay Rockey, president, Bill Baines, vice president, Steph- anie Scheiffler, secretary-treasurer, Dick Hodge, yell leader, Bob Graham and Bob Robbins, Boys club representatives, and Cynthia Smith and Lois Taylor, Girls auxiliary representatives .... Pk bk Pk Surmounting that awkward age when they were too young for upperclass privileges and too old for frosh pamperings, the '45 sophomores made a big splash into the social swim by inaugurating Yeue a new program at the traditional Soph-Frosh mixer September 11 in the gym, when upperclassmen were invited to attend also. General arrangements were handled by Shirley Jo Martin, chairman, Jackie DeI ord, Ted Baker and Dale Rogers .... A skit, The Accident, took top billing in the annual sophomore assembly. The cast was composed of Marjorie Horne, Bob Chenier, Bob Ridder and Gretchen Swayze. The play depicted the merry mixup which can occur when kid brother plays cupid. Jackie DeFord was general chairman for the assembly, Mary Helen Valley, properties, and Pat Cobley, specialty numbers. . . . Soph officers: Jay Rockey, president, Dale Rogers, vice president, Shirley Jo Martin, secretary-treasurer, Bud Raaberg, yell leader, Jim Maguire and Chuck Baughn, Boys club representa- tives, and Irene Willis and Mary Sullivan, Girls auxiliary repre- Nelson sentatives. Class advisers: Dewey I. Noblitt and Katherine Kilbuck. SF HF lk With a finger in every pie, the juniors were really on the beam, as is attested by their splendid record in all fields. The first major event on the 1943 calendar was the junior-senior dance, a combination of junior prom and senior ball. In accordance with the theme, Holiday Inn, corners of the gymnasium were decorated to repre- sent the holidays: Christmas, St. Valentine's, St. Patrick's, and Halloween. A center arrangement depicted Fourth of July. De- light Hunt and Lynn Kotick, a senior, were cochairmen. Junior subchairmen were: Helen Yelle, decorations, Jackie DeFord, pro- gram and intermission, Cynthia Smith, refreshments, Avolda Hu- ghes, invitations, Janice Wiseman, publicity, Pat Cobley, cleanup. Martin George Washington Slept Here, the junior-senior play, was acclaimed a hit. Mem- bers of the class of '45 in the cast were: Houston McIntosh, Bob Ridder, Bob Chenier, Del Lewis, and Marjorie Horne. Pat Cobley and Edris Bacharach, a senior, were co- chairmen. Shirley Hedberg headed the costume committee and Shirley Jo Martin, ushers .... A feature of Junior day was the bright orange edition of the Junior Jinx, coedited by Lynn Murphy and Junior Bergen. The A.A.U.W. award, given for outstanding scholastic and extracurricular achievement, was won by Mary Roy Lesh. . . . Junior officers: Dale Stedman, president, Ken Tannatt, vice president, Mary Sullivan, secretary-treasurer, Wallie Nelson, yell leader, and Del Lewis and Dick Winkelman, Boys clubrepresentatives. Class advisers: Dewey I. Noblitt and Mrs. Doris Colvin. SF ali ik As the big shots of O.H.S., the seniors whizzed through the fast moving last year with a flash of glory and accomplishment. The junior-senior ball November 4 was the first social event on the 1944-45 schedule. The Chinese theme presented great oppor- tunities for significant decorations and brilliant coloring.' Cochairmen for the function were Marjorie Horne and Patt Medbury, a junior. Seniors who headed the various committees were: Mary Gail Bonsall, decorations, Marijo Loudin, publicity, Clarice Strange, programs, Shirley Jo Martin, music, Cynthia Smith, invitations, and Carol Linderson, refreshments. fi' Ei NZ! X-. W . ' X x 4 XX, Yi? Junior Miss was the junior-senior play presentation, December 1 and 2. A comedy, it depicted the excitement and confusion which can happen when two movie-struck young girls concoct their version of the mysterious past of an uncle. Dorothy Swanson and Pat Cobley portrayed the title role in the double cast. Other seniors in the cast were: Houston McIntosh, Robert Chenier, Steve Ratliff, Gretchen Swayze, Keith Roper, Robert Ridder and Jim Short. Miss Helena M. Jenkins directed the production, and Shirley Hedberg and Dixie Haugen, a junior, were cochairmen. Senior committee chairmen include: Allen Crombie, stage technician, Beverly Rieflin, stage design, Alice Tjomsland and Donna Westfall, stage properties, Mary Gail Bonsall, personal proper- ties, Pauline Griffith and Marian Anderson, costumes, Pat O'Brien and Mary Sulli- van, tickets, Lynn Murphy and Mary Roy Lesh, publicity, Dick Otis ,and Dixie Olsen, makeup, and Betty Bergh ushers. Mary Lou Johnson and Norma Govan served as prompters .... Senior smarties on the honor roll, with a B average or better, were: Walda Harbst, Lynn Murphy, Pauline Griffith, Shirley Maschner, Nelle Jeanne Clark, Merle Suelzle, Katherine Madden, Jean Mikesell, Doris Thunberg, Pat Cobley, Lloyd Alkire, Phyllis Baily, Mary Gail Bonsall, Shirley Bushell, Vincent Brown, Marian An- derson, Ivan Briggs, Delight Hunt, Ralph Kitchell, Dorothy Paton, Mary Sue Trosper, Vivian Thomas, Mary Nystrom, Dale Rogers, Phyllis Jacobson, Mary Roy Lesh, Bob Chemer, Pat O'Brien, Carolyn Jenkins, Mary Helen Valley, Paula Ingle, Cynthia Smith and Marjorie Horne. 'Ziff 'vo Www fl www' UWMIW X is.. , .eja- T31 Wir. The May dance May 5 was the traditional festive affair, with the gym a f1ower-fest- ooned court ruled by Wayne Hannah, king, and Delight Hunt, queen. Others in'the royal court were Steve Ratliff, prime minister, Bob Chenier, jester, and attendants Mary Sullivan, Phyllis Johnson, Gretchen Swayze, Helen Yelle, Shirley Jo Martin, Jackie DeFord, John Chambers, Dale Rogers, Dale Stedman, Clinton Hovis, Jay Rockey and Del Lewis .... Yielding their assembly seats to the jaunty juniors, seniors gathered on the stage to sing the alma mater song at the Moving-Up assembly. Baccalaureate services and graduation exercises followed in rapid succession-both important milestones in life. Graduation committees were: Announcements, Shirley Jo Martin, chairman, Ralph Pittman, Juanita Jones, Gloria Robbins, Dale Rogers and Beverly Trevis, caps and gowns, Mary Gail Bonsall, chairman, Merle Suelzle, Rita Robbins and Jack Lowney, senior memorial, John Chambers, chairman, Patricia Cob ley, Pauline Griffith, Donna Barker and Jack McMillan .... 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' ' vsliffw , Llama X X '21 AJ VI X f ..-ff' rife M' ' X 03X5cf 5i,f'qZof 'wligfli .539 Sivfok 4- mio, 'Yo R5 o k Mx X0 X0 of 54 -X9 595 'QUE ot of Q0 ,Qc .xgi X0 e ri 0,4 7945 cf' I, GAYLE ADAMS, hereby will my engaging smile to one of the sourpuss juniors. I, LLOYD ALKIRE, do bequeath my job as Mazie's secretary to-Mazie. I, LOIS ALKIRE, give all my twinly devotion to Donajeanne Hedwall. I, ALLAN ANDERSON, will my bottle-of peroxide-to Colleen Trevis. May she continue to turn their heads. I, DONALD ANDER- SON, will my love for the great outdoors to Vernon Van Camp. I, DOROTHY ANDERSON, do willingly give my job at the Hotel Olympian to any O.H.S. student with plenty of time on his hands. I, EARL Chuck ANDERSON, will my elevator eye to any other smooth operator. tGoing up?J. I, MARION ANDERSON, give my string of pearlsvto the Knights of the Oyster. I, RAYMOND ASH, will my deep baritone voice to Tom Swayze. I, WALTER AUSTIN, bequeath my auto- graph to anyone who can decipher it. I, FRED BADGLEY, will my iron constitution to the junior boys about to enroll in commando. I, PHYLLIS BAILY, give all my love to the navy. I, WALLACE BAKER, leave my after shave lotion to Dick Fuller. I, NELLIE BALMERT, leave my pleasantness to Bonnie Carr. I, DONNA BARKER, will my purse and all that's in it to the A.S.B. fund. I, IRENE BARKER, bequeath my quiet manner to Jean Reder. I, ELIZ- ABETH BARNHOUSE, leave my name to some real estate office. May they dispose of it. I, ,gigs DICK BARTHOLDY, leave my pop- .- F' in. N PM . . BS -0 i H' ularity with the women to Davey 'jg Valentino Dillon. I, RICHARD , . Dicky Boy Bellis will and bequeath my artistic temperament to the future X Hi-Arts prexy. I, FERDINAND NEWMAN BERGEN, give, bequeath, and will, my little book, How To Beat the Law, to all other juven- ile delinquents. I, BETTY BERGH, will the devil in my eye to Madge Brown tshe doesn't need itll. I, TWILA BLAKE, bequeath to some unknowing junior my patented method for passing notes. I, MARY GAIL BONSALL, give Floyd Thomp- son to nobody-I want him myself. I, IVAN BRIGGS, will my ability to get along with x the faculty to Eugene Premo. I, ZOA BRO- STROM, will my love for Shakespeare to THE future senior who likes to study Macbeth. I, VINCENT BROWN, after due deliberation, have decided to give my lucky bowling shoes to any junior who thinks he can get into them. I, DONALD BURDICK, leave my mentality to Quiz Kid Gaines. I, SHIRLEY BUSHELL, give my book of French novels to a bright junior who thinks he can decipher them. El We, WILBUR and WALTER CAIN, leave our bicycle for two to the two Mullers. I, DORN CAREY, do reverently dis- possess all the grades I got at O.Hl.S. I, ALAN CARLSON, give my bass horn to Shirley Gay Williams. I, ROBERT CAR- PENTER, do will my supply of study hall buckshot to anyone. I, JOHN CHAMBERS, give Audrey Strandness to her brother, Gene, just for safe keeping. I, BOB CHENIER, will my acting ability to Charles Lum, my gift for gab to the ladies aid so- ciety, and my excess poundage to the fat drive. I, NORMA LEE CHRISTENSEN, will my prestige at the Fifth to Bobsy. I, NELLE JEANNE CLARK, leave my best regards to the alma mater. I, RICHARD COATS, leave my collection of funny books to room 121. I, PATRICIA COBLEY, bequeath my acting ability to Miss Jenkins' drama classes. I, BARBARA COCH- RAN, give my interest in girls athletics to Keith Barnhart. I, WILFRED COMSTOCK, bequeath what you will to whom- ever it pleases. I, ROMA CONYERS, leave my first name to a junior who can take care of it. I, MARY CRAIG, will my giggles to the freshman girls Knot that they will need theml. I, ALLEN CROMBIE, will my physique to frail Fred Peterson. Ah, BILLIE JEAN CROOK, wills ma southern accent ta Miss Mollestad. I, DOROTHY DARACUNAS, leave O.H.S. I, PAT DAVIS, J-7 leave my secret of success a secret. I, FLORA 'A ' 'f DAWES, will my complexion to all adolescents. 'Q I, JACKIE DeFORD, bequeath my life's loves to i 1 any biographer. I, LAURA DeGARMO, leave my fb reticense to a few of the louder members of the class of '46. I, VIRGINIA DEISLER, bequeath my shyness of appearance and modest manner to Kay Kyle. I, PHYLLIS DeLORM, leave my famed Oriental eyes to Eleanor Friend. I, ANNA DORMAIER, will my petite figure to Margaret Pitts. I, BERNICE DUBUQUE, will my nickname Peaceful to someone who can live up to it. I, MAX DUR- WARD, leave my Sinatra profile to Lynn Sjolund, who has a voice to go with it. I, BILL EDGBERT, will my slyness in getting good exam grades to any dumb junior. I, BILL ENGLE, have already given the ten best years of . , ,I my life to Olympia high. I, REX ERICKSON, bequeath my Charles Atlas muscles to Cecil Willis. I, INEZ ERNEST, give my happy coun- tenance to Joyce Drake. I, LESTER FAUVER, give my cotton fuzz curls to Uncle Tom. I, VINCENT FERRERO, will my black sweater to the moths. They should have a great time playing around in it. I, ROSEMARY FITZMORRIS, will my sweet per- ' sonality to Julie O'Brien. I, BILL FLEETWOOD, bequeath my datebook to Donald Eads. I, LY- MAN FLEETWOOD, give my Scottish accent to Gwen Barker. I, VERNA FRANKS, will my icvc for bright colors to Valerie Lusier. I, DOLORES ':: ':::: FULTON, give my Betty Grable legs to Helen 5 Clausen. I, KATHERINE FURLONG, will about a half foot to Gene Strandness, who wants to grow a little. I, NEIL GAETZ, give my black tresses to some bald teach- er, not mentioning any names, of course. I, DELORES GAULT, give my feathery bob to Gayla Manning. I, RICHARD GIB- BONS, will my laugh to a junior who is big enough to take care of it. I, NORMA GOVAN, bequeath my secret of how to get the car to some student with a few gas coupons. I, DOROTHY GREENE, will my reserved manner to Rosalie Lillard. I, PAULINE GRIFFITH, give all my sweaters to the junior girls, every one of them. I, CATHERINE GRIMM, will my sweet- ness to the honey bees. I, WALTER GRONKA, will never take Lit 4 again. I, NONA GROSS, will the genius I have dis- played in Chemistry class to some unfortunate junior who happens to wander into room 330 unaware. I, FLOYD HAMANN, am keeping everything I have: now that I'm a Marine, I need it. I, CAROLINE HANNA- FORD, will my pick and shovel to Evelyn Bean. May she dig deeper and deeper into journalism. I, WAYNE HANNAH, bequeath my executive ability in foreign and domestic entangle- ments to next year's A.S.B. prexy. I, JACK HANNON, do will to Leonard Malloy my Model A limousine and four flat retreads. I, LOREN HANSEN, leave my flute tootin' to hep- cat Judith Dohm. I, WALDA HARBST, bequeath my vim, vigor and vitamins to Betty Stevens. I, PHYLLIS HARDING, will my easy going manner to Mary Lou Bert. I, JAMES HEATH, leave my black market gum and candy conces- sions to the F.B.I. I, SHIRLEY JEAN HEDBERG, leave my bubbling enthusiasm to another Alka-Seltzer fiend. I, LAURENCE HERMANN, will my senatorial prowess and dark curly toupee to Herbert Miller. I, WILLIS HETTICK, will my Dead- Eye-Dick basketball shot to Ivan Duke Mathews. I, GLORIA HIN- TON, leave my womanly wiles to next year's advertising staff. I, CAROLL HODGE, leave my size 7 dress to Barbara Bowler. I, IONE HOEY, give my platinum locks to Margie Ben- ton, who has tried all other shades. I, DEAN HOLLINGER, bequeath my wolfish instincts to Bob Dawley. I, MARJORIE HORNE, leave my Red Cross knitting needles to Joan Miller. I, DOLORES HOSTMANN, will my copies of Hollywood Secrets to those persons who never have any studying to do in study halls. I, ALAN HOUSTON, leave my carton of Luck- ies to those girls who have resorted to pipes. I, CLINTON HOVIS, will my heart-breaker smile and swooning crooning to that up and coming star, James Eaton. I, MARI LOU HOVIS, will my sweet disposition to Maureen Dotsch. I, PATRICIA HUBBLE, leave my treasured reet seat levis to Pistol Packin' Mama. I, RICHARD HUDON, will my luck at shooting craps to loaded dice. I, AVOLDA Teter HUGHES, do be- queath my freckles and all that they got me to Irene Yelle. I, DELIGHT HUNT, leave my pep, personality and popularity to Patt Medbury. I, BETTY HUTSON, do will my carrot top to Mr. Burke's victory garden. I, PAULA INGLE, leave the front hall monitor's desk at 3:15. I, RUTH JACKSON, bequeath my collection of plaid skirts to Audrey Johnson. I, PHYLLIS JACOBSON, leave my full length locker mirror islightly cracked? to my little sister Flossie tno commentl. I, EDWARD JEFFRIES, will my corn cob pipe and same calibre jokes to funnyman Bud Woodward. I, CAROLINE JENKINS, leave my ability to get along with anyone to Betty Clark. I, FRANK JOHNSON, will my in-the- groove baseball pitching to Don Clausen, who is already ac- complished at pitching woo. I, LEONA JOHNSON, bequeath the story of my romance to any publisher Q who happens to be interested. I, LOIS fc, ' AS? JOHNSON, bequeath my fatal allure to L men to Toujour L'Amour perfume. I, MARY LOUISE JOHNSON, will my cute little pug nose to members of the Jimmy , Durante club. I, PHYLLIS JOHNSON, leave my ability to tickle the ivories and various other charms tyou name 'em, boysl to Marilyn Smart. I, VIVIAN JOHNSON, give my Grecian profile to Virginia Rydman. I, JAMES JONES, give my ability for telling my teachers the score to anyone who can get away with it. I, JUANITA JONES, leave my book, How to Vamp 'Em, to the wall-flowers of the school. 5, I, JUNE KELLOGG, leave my cornflake boxtops to all Jack Armstrong fans. I, DONA GENE KING, will my True Story magazines to Mr. McCoy. I, KEITH KISOR, will to Phil Yantis my stilts. May they give him my same high posi- tion and outlook on life. I, RALPH KITCHEL, will my shy- ness around girls to John Dawley. I, BETTY KJER, give my domesticity to the fems of the class of '46 for use ten years from now. I, TOM KJORLAUG, leave my various attri- butes to the brutes of this educational institution. I, BAR- BARA KNUDSEN, give my meek manner to Donald Eads. I, WILLIAM KRAUS, will my razor and six slightly used blades to Robert Peach Fuzz Kotick. We, SHARON KRIE- GER and BETTY KUHLMAN, leave our Stradivarius violins to Betty Mobbs and James Allen, with no strings attached. I, COLLEEN LAMB, give my ability to paint my lips in various and original shapes to some other face around here that needs a lift. I, PEGGY LATHROP, bequeath my book of three cent stamps to the V-mail bri- ' gade. I, DOROTHY LaVIGNE, give my 1 lunch box to Barbara Young. I, RON- ALD LEE, leave my trial and error ex- periences to the Olympia Police files. I, MILTON LENSEGRAV, will my Su-f perman comic books to Dick Junk. I, MARY ROY LESH, will my loyalty to the Olympiad annual to Jo Downs. I, DeLANCEY LEWIS, will my telephone book to the girls ijust before every tolol. I, CAROL LIND- ERSON, leave Judy, thank goodness. I, ELLEN LINDSAY, bequeath my Spanish book to Herbie Hamilton for his use the next three years. I, JOE LINDSTROM, bequeath my bare skin bearskin baby picture to any girl with room in her wallet for it. I, MARIJO LOUDIN, leave my size 3 feet to Norma Jean Simila. I, JACK LOWNEY, will my physique to next year's football team. I, DUANE LOZIER, leave my gum behind my ear. I, IRVIN Buzz LYNE, bestow my ability to drive all the girls crazy on Jimmy Horne. I, KATHERINE MADDEN, leave my apple polishing tech- nique to Marion Foster. I, JAMES MALNERICH, leave the freshman girls lespecially one? to the freshman boys. I, SHIRLEY JO MARTIN, bequeath my blonde beauty to Dixie Haugen. I, SHIRLEY ANN MASCHNER, will my kittenish ways to Corda Mae Baxter. I, MARJORIE MAXIN, propose to let all O.H.S. girls take a peek at my personally autographed photograph of Alan Ladd. I, DON MCCUISTON, leave my throaty chuckle to Stan Elberson. I, DON MCCUSKER, be- queath my short stature to John Becker. I, KEN MCDANIEL, leave my seat in the office to all other time-maker-uppers. I, PATRICIA MCGUIRE, leave my U.S.O. card to the 17-year-old junior girls. I, HOUSTON MCINTOSH, bequeath my powd- ered wig, grease paint, and deep voice to other stage aspir- ants. I, JACK McMILLAN, bequeath a bottle of aspirin to all students who attempt trig. I, JEAN MIKESELL, leave my Hi-Arts pin to that institution. I, WILLIAM MOBBS, will the dark room to the members of the projection crew. I, ROGER MORRIS, wish my drumsticks on Archie Martin. I, LYNN MURPHY, bequeath my baby blue eyes and my ability to get along with Mr. A. to whom it may concern. I, WALLACE NELSON, give my wooden shoes to some- one Who will be as graceful in them as I. I, MARY NYSTROM, bequeath my secretarial ability to Leighton Mobley. I, PATRICIA O'BRIEN, leave the smile in my Irish eyes to Mary Kay Walker. I, DWAIN OLETZKE, bequeath my un- decipherable name to John Jones. I, DIXIE LEA OLSEN, will my passion for strapless formals to some- ., A one else who thinks she can get away with '- '. it. I, ROY O'NEIL, leave my track shoes to Richard Martin. I, GERALD OSTER, 2 I p ,Awful bequeath my mid-morning slump tchemistry if I I timel to another test tube enthusiast. I, ' RICHARD OTIS, will my alarm clock to Betty Switzenberg. 1, DOROTHY PATON, leave my genius with the brush to any junior Tom Sawyer. I, DANNY PEARSON, give a few miscellaneous dance steps to Al Weber. May he keep up the good work. I, PEGGY PETERSON, bequeath my ready smile to Martha Strange. I, RALPH PITTMAN, will the brains which got me through the Eddy test to next year's senior boys. I, STEWART RADKE, leave behind me four years of good behavior. I, LEAH RADMAN, will my lisp to Mr. Mac- donald. I, STEVE RATLIFF, do will to Dick Husk my good looks and winning ways. I, RAY REED, to my dear brother Ron, do give all the junk in my locker. I, AMARALIS RENCH, leave my tete-a-tetes with Rex to other well-known cousins. I, CHARLES RICE, will my ability as the best yell leader O.H.S. ever had to the yell king. I, JACKIE RICH, will my quiet dignity to some bobby sox queen. I, ROBERT RIDDER, give to some junior comedian my volume of jokes, hoping he will revise them. I, BEVERLY RIEFLIN, will my 16-inch waistline to Frances Mallery. I, ALTA MAE RIET- DORF, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to all prospective frosh. I, GLORIA ROBBINS, leave my bobby pins to the few girls affected by the shortage. I, RITA ROBBINS, give my St. Martin's college men to whoever can catch one. I, ROBERT ROBBINS, best dressed senior boy, send my regards to the O.H.S. .M-2 i fems. I, WILLIAM ROBERTS lBill to my friends! give my beautiful eyelashes to , ' any girl in our high school who has plenty of time on her hands. She will have to curl A To them twice a day. I, IRWIN JAY ROCK- Ac ESS 2 EY, will to some junior who thinks he's Z 99' L man enough, my formula for success. I, Q ,WEL DALE ROGERS, bequeath my het trumpet Q 7 licks to Eugene Barrentine. I, FRANCES ROLOFF, give to Evelyn Nottage, my tiny voice. I, KEITH ROPER, bequeath my swagger to Harold Williams. We, FRITZI and MITZI ROTTER, give about ten pounds each for someone to use on the football field, where it belongs. I, JAMES ROTTER, will my ability to make paper airplanes to problem child Joe Mal- lery. I, ALVERNA ROUNER, will my between class locker. snacks to those persons troubled by an enormous appetite and a growling stomach. I, ROBERT RUCHTY, give my attractive bashfulness to Mark Fullerton. I, DOROTHY RUSSELL, give my supply of henna rinse to some of the boys who seem to have the habit. I, MARY RUTAN, send a free sample of makeup to all the junior girls, from my own private stock. I, MARY SCHOUWEILER, give my A.S.B. usher arm- band to someone who will serve the organization loyally. I, LLOYD SHOBLOM, gladly give my nickname Shabby to some junior who looks that way. I, JAMES SHORT, will my envied position in the eyes of the faculty to Duane Stookey. I, BILL SHUMATE, bequeath my noisy attitude for school in general to Bob Yeager. I, JEAN SIMONSON, will that twinkle in my eyes to Virginia Pierce, who is already famous for hers. I, BEVERLY SJOLUND, would give my small feet to Gib Horton, only they wouldn't be much help to him on the gridiron. I, JOHN SKILLMAN, donate my red se- 'ff A dan to someone who can keep it to- - gether. I can't. I, PATRICK SLOAN, will my studious manner to Jimmy ? Bohle. I, CYNTHIA SMITH, give my formula for outstanding work in both scholastic and extracurricula activities X 0 , X to Betty Kornmesser. I, NORA SMITH, f will gladly show an unfortunate junior how to achieve interesting hairdos. A A s , 161 I, PEARL SOLL, bequeath my jar of cold cream to Bob Peringer. I, PAT SPOHN, bequeath all the men I can't pos- sibly crowd into my social calendar to the juniors. I, KEN- NETH STARK, leave my morbid sense of humor for the rest of the school to figure out. I, BILL STARK, give my Romeo , profile to someone studying Shakes- peare. I, DALE STEDMAN, will tell . 4 ' any aspirant how to become top-notch fe ,, in sports and politics, and how .to wow I the gals con the sidel. 1, CLARICE STRANGE, surrender the job of busi- ness manager of the Olympiad to some- one who understands it. I, MERLE SUELZLE, to all the boys, all that I knoW about women. I, MARY SUL- LIVAN, give my secret for popularity to anyone with a sense of humor. I, EDRIE SUMPTION, will my tight-rope walking to Pat Maynard. I, DOROTHY SWAN- SON, bequeath my quick smile to Ruth Force. I, GRETCHEN SWAYZE, will just leave the old school so that the rest of the girls can have some dates. 4 QQ! I, PAULINE TACKITT, bequeath my three-inch finger- nails to Eljo Lee Newcomer. I, ROBERT TALBOTT, will my ability to raise moustaches to Jim Selvidge. I, KENNETH TANNATT, would rather have someone give me a few inches. I, DORIS TAYLOR, leave my unused elevator tickets for the frosh. I, LOIS TAYLOR, will give my two very special dimples to any girl who smiles often enough to use them. I, THAD THOMAS, leave the girls swooning as I walk by. I, VIVIAN THOMAS, will my assembly seat to someone with a long neck. I, BERNADINE THOMPSON, will give a few years to any freshman boy who wants to join the navy. I, FLOYD THOMPSON, bequeath my pretty red hair to someone who has a temper to go with it. I, JAMES THOMPSON, will my Saturday night bath to Charles Hathaway. I, LYLE THOMPSON, give my library card punches to Bernadette Campbell. I, DORIS THUNBERG, bequeath my well groomed ap- pearance to the junior boys. I, ALICE TJOMSLAND, give my ballet slippers to any girl with iron feet. I, PEGGY TORNER. will my interest in A G.A.A. to all those girls who turn out for 6 the G.A.A. picture for the annual. I, FRED X A TOWLE, leave my man-about-town appear- X f ance to Larry Grant. I, MARILYN TOWNS- END, bequeath my collection of bracelets to M anyone wishing to start a jewelry shop. I, BEVERLY TREVIS, leave to the school my 1 cultured look in hopes that someone else will pick it up. I, CLARICE TRIEBEL, leave O.H.S. and Gib Calthough I don't want tol. I, MARY SUE TROSPER, will my genius at hand- writing to Chuck Rhule. I, BOB TROSPER, leave the driver's seat on the Littlerock bus. I, MARILYN TURNER, leave with the school my firm belief in faculty control now that I shall no longer be under its yoke. if I, BEVERLY VACHON, leave my sincere sympathies with the school when the class of '45 departs. I, MARY HELEN VALLEY, bequeath the burning of the midnight oil to next year's scholastic perfectionist. I, JUANITA VAN MECHEL- EN, give back the 500 pencils I have borrowed during my edu- cational career. I, REX VANNOY, will my famed giggle to some little junior doll. I, JUANITA VENABLE, will the chewing gum under my seat in study hall to the next occupant. I, DORIS WEATHERBIE, give my technique on the dance floor to Denny Risvold. We, LILA WEAVER and LILLIAN WILLIAMSON, will our before, after and during school hours gabfests to Diane Earl and Beverly Guyot. I, DONNA WEST- FALL, donate to the junior girls the knowledge that a woman is as strong as her weakest wink. I, JOHN WHEELER, leave my Puritanical philosophy on life to my brother Bob. I, AGNES WHITE, will my ingenious methods for coaxing cor- ridor permits out of teachers to Terry O'Toole. I, KAY WICKSTROM, fad starter of O.H.S., bequeath my pipereeno figure to Virgene Wade. I, JIM WILLIAMSON, leave the ability to hold one girl for two years to Shirley Gay Williams, who has held one boy for that long. I, 171 KV IRENE WILLIS, bequeath my telephone num- Q V ber to all eligible bachelors. I, SHIRLEY A A WILSON, will my soothing voice to the broad- K ' casting class. I, DICK WINKELMAN, will J. my handsome hunk o' man reputation to Bob Peringer. I, RAYMOND WOORE, bequeath my haven't-been-washed-for-eight-months cords to Hank Whittier. I, WALDO YATES, leave Washington state to the Indi- ans. I, HELEN YELLE, give my long, lanky beauty to Virginia Peters. I, RICHARD YELLE, bequeath my knowledge of Olympia hot spots and my Sunday school manual to Allen Ful- lerton. I, JOHN ZINCK, leave my girl in every pogt in every port. Jw? Q., We 5171 ffl? f W on ANT -HE Q A I fig 1,707 FRESHMAN A WND - 2- I 2 , J ,MM hy My l+lAvfN'T A 'LE I M if I Ti-lgltfi gbvbo . 'xvln Ge 1 A X - SOPHOMORE Nl6kTT Y gvzwtl Qjjjj X W M! , A MQW- BW Wu' fi g:lueNTAEE1g,NEaRs f X ,fy 7 J V sew .4 - UN'0I2 , some 0 A MIL, ms, I . yi QL X mal'nf5Q.'ilLz?r'xZ4t5,uT SENIOR fl 1 nAkvefi?E5'eilLe6e ' -.fi:'a?lt:? 'S t'f i? N llpk N .ff My GAYLE ADAMS . . . Orchestra 121, Girls glee club 121, Mothers tea 131, Secretarial Science club 141, G.A.A. 121, Christmas concert 121. LLOYD ALKIRE . . . Honor society 12, 41, A.S.B. assembly committee chairman 141, P.A. crew 13, 41, Secretarial Science club president 141, Latin club 12, 31, Dads night 141, Motion picture crew 121, A.S.B. cashier 131, Fire patrol 13, 41, Cleanup squad 12, 31, Boys club program committee 141, Chief mobile unit 141. LOIS ALKIRE . . . Latin club 12, 31, Secretarial Science club 141. DONALD ANDERSON . . . Latin club 12, 31, Track 141. DOROTHY ANDERSON . . . Quill and Scroll, Olympiad busi- ness manager 131 assistant 121, Spanish club 12, 31, Secre- tarial Science club 141, Mothers tea 11, 21, Junior girls glee club 121. EARL ANDERSON . . . Entered from Spokane 1943. Senate 131, Basketball 131. MARION ANDERSON . . . Torch pin, Honor Society 141, Class assembly 11, 21, May dance 13, 41, G.A.A. 111, Father- Daughter banquet 111, Spanish club 11, 21, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Big sister party 13, 41, Correspondence club 12, 41 presi- dent 131, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 41 ball 13, 41, Girls club tolo 13, 41 style show 141. RAYMOND ASH . . . Senate 141, Baseball 141, Band 11, 2, 31. WALTER AUSTIN . . . Stage crew 131, Projection crew 13, 41. FRED BADGLEY . . . Band 111, Boys club. PI-IYLLIS BAILY . . . Entered from Bend, Oregon 1944. Olympus staff 141. NELLIE BALMERT . . . Entered from Centralia 1943. Student gym instructor 13, 41, Spanish club 121. DONNA BARKER . . . Junior-Senior ball 13, 41, May dance 131, French club 12, 31, Olympus staff 141, A.S.B. cashier 131 usher 13, 41, Big sister party 13, 41, Mothers tea 11, 2, 31, Cor- respondence club 13, 41 secretary 121 corresponding secre- tary 111, Senior memorial committee. IRENE BARKER . . . Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Girls club. ELIZABETH BARN- HOUSE . . . Mixed chorus 141, Girls glee club 11, 2, 31, Music concert 11, 2, 3, 41, Latin club 11, 21, Girls club cabinet 141 style show 141, Mothers tea 141, Big sister party 13, 41. RICHARD BARTHOLDY . . . Boys club. RICHARD BELLIS . . . Hi-Arts president 141, A.S.B. usher 141, What- not 12, 31, Dads night committee chairman 141. JUNIOR BERGEN . . . Quill and Scroll, Olympus sports editor 131 staff 141, Olympiad staff 131, Honor society 11, 2, 31, Latin club 12, 31, Boys club board of control 141, Dads night committee chairman 141. ELIZABETH BERGH . . . Junior-Senior play committee 13, 41 ball 141, May court 111, Mothers tea 13, 41, May dance 13, 41, Spanish club 121, A.S.B. usher 141, Correspondence club 141, Olympus ad staff 141, Office assistant 141, Class assembly 13, 41. TWILA BLAKE . . . Olympus ad staff 141, Drama 121. MARY GAIL BONSALL . . . Honor society 12, 3, 41. Torch pin, Secretarial Science club president 141, A.S.B. stu- dent welfare committee 13, 41, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Senate 131, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41, May dance 13, 41, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 41, Big sister party 13, 41, Latin club 12, 31. Correspondence club 141, Caps and gowns committee chairman. IVAN BRIGGS . . . Entered Navy January, 1945. Quill and Scroll treasurer, Honor society 12, 31 vice president 141. Torch pin, A.S.B. assembly committee manager 131, Olympus business manager 141 assistant 131, Band 141, Spanish club 11, 21, Boys glee club 111, Tennis 121 letter 131. ZOA LEE BROSTROM . . . Latin club 11, 2, 31. VINCENT BROWN . . . T-Square club 121 secretary-treasurer 131 vice president 141, Boys club board of control 141, Knights of the Oyster 141, Track 141, Dads night committee chairman 141. DONALD BURDICK . . . Entered Merchant Marine Janu- ary, 1945. SHIRLEY BUSHELL . . . Latin club 11, 21, French club 13, 41, Father-Daughter banquet 111, Correspond- ence club 111, Nurse's assistant 141, Mothers tea 121. WAL- TER CAIN . . . Band 12, 3, 41, Music concert 12, 3, 41, House and Grounds committee 111, Spanish club 131, Office assist- ant 141, Projection crew 141, Victory corps. WILBUR CAIN . . . Band 12, 3, 41, Orchestra 141, Pep band 141, Cleanup squad 121, Projection crew 141, Spanish club 13, 41, Olympus staff 141, Spring concert publicity com- mittee 141. DORN CAREY . . . Entered Navy December, 1944. Football 141, Baseball 121 letter 131. ALAN CARL- SON . . . Football 111 letter 13, 41, Basketball 111 letter 121, Baseball letter 12, 31, Track 13, 41, Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Big O 12, 3, 41. ROBERT CARPENTER . . . Track 111 letter 13, 41, Foot- ball 141, Cleanup squad 111. JOHN CHAMBERS . . . A.S.B. vice president 141, Torch pin, Honor society 11, 2, 3, 41, May Court, Big O 131 chairman 141, American School of the Air broadcast 141, Track letter 13, 41, Whatnot assistant editor 131, Latin club 12, mittee chairman. ger vice president 13, 41, Class play Junior-Senior ball Cleanup squad 111, Fire squad 131. 1 up 31, Senate 12, 31, Senior memorial com- ROBERT CHENIER . . . Mask and Dag- 141, May court jester, Junior-Senior play 11, 21, Senior play 121, Spring play 131, 141, Broadcasting 141, French club 141, Library assistant 121, Band concert 12, 31, NORMA LEE CHRISTENSEN . . . Olym- pus ad staff 141, Junior-Senior ball 141, May dance 111, Mothers tea 121, Correspondence club 11, 21, Spanish club 121, Big sister party 131. 1 NELLE CLARK . . . Honor society 12, 3, 41, , . 1 I AL. UQ Secretarial Science club vice president 141, La- tin club 12, 31, Mothers tea 13, 41. RICHARD , , coATs . . . Football 141. 1.1.1 A af'--1' 1 PATRICIA COBLEY . . . Torch pin, Honor society 12, 3, 41, A.S.B. usher 13, 41 assembly 12, 41 point committee 131, Broadcasting 131, Spanish club 131 president 121, Mask and Dagger, Debate club secretary 121, May dance 12, 31, Class assembly 11, 21, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior-Senior play 141 play chairman 131 ball 131, Big sister party 141, Girls club cabinet 141, Correspondence club 141 vice president 131, Christmas play chairman 141, G.A.A. 11, 21, All girls play 131, Girls club tolo 131, Senior memorial committee, Moving up assembly 141. BARBARA COCHRAN . . . Honor society 13, 41, Class assembly 11, 21, Junior-Senior play committee 131, Correspondence club 11, 21, Olympiad staff 131, G.A.A. letter 11, 41, S.W.W. playday 11, 21, Latin club 111 secretary 121, Nurse's assistant 141, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Big sister party 131, Red Cross 12, 31. WILFRED COMSTOCK . . . Enter- ed from Kelso 1944. Stage crew 141. ROMA CONYERS . . . Entered from Parma, Idaho 1942. Secretarial Science club 141. MARY CRAIG . . . Spanish club 11, 21, Honor society 11, 21, Office assistant 11, 21, A.S.B. cashier 11, 21. ALLEN CROMBIE . . . Senate 141, Stage 131 manager 141, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Latin club 11, 21, Projection crew 141, Mixed chorus 12, 31. BILLIE JEAN CROOK . . . Entered from Childress, Texas 1944. Olympus staff 141, Office assistant 141. DOROTHY DARACUNAS . . . Junior-Senior play 141 ball 141, Corres- pondence club 141, Office assistant 141, Olympiad staff 141. PATRICIA DAVIS . . . Entered from Sacramento, California 1942. Mothers tea 121, Girls club tolo 131. FLORA DAWES . . . Girls club. JACQUELINE De- FORD . . . Re-entered from Sunnyside 1945. May court, Mothers tea 12, 31, Girls club cabinet 131, A.S.B. assembly committee 121 usher 131, Class assembly chairman 121, Com- mencement usher 131 baccalaureate chairman 131, A.S.B. usher chairman 131, May dance 131, Latin club 12, 31, Junior-Senior ball 141, Secretarial Science club secretary 141, G.A.A. 121. LAURA DeGARMO . . . Girls club. VIRGINIA DEISLER . . . Secretarial Science club 141. PHYLLIS DeLORM . . . Secretarial Science club 141, Corres- pondence club 141. ANNA DORMAIER . . . Olympus staff 141, Hi-Arts 141, Junior girls glee club 141, Office assistant 141, Olympus assistant circulation manager. BERNICI-3 DUBUQUE . . . ,f r gi Latin club 11, 21, Class assembly f 111, Mothers tea 121, Victory corps, Office assistant 141. MAX Qt A A9 DURWARD . . . senate 12, 31, Vic- A,,1g'.'f1f3,,3?I-,mt 'X tory corps. WILLIAM EDG- 1 BERT . . . Entered Coast Guard January, 1945. Boys glee club 11, A 21, Mixed chorus 111 letter 12, 31. 'r' ' ' WILLIAM ENGEL . . . Cleanup squad 113, Projection crew 113. INEZ ERNEST . . . G.A.A. 13, 43 letter 123, Hi- Arts 13, 43, Big sister party 13, 43, Mothers tea 143, Victory corps. VINCENT FERRERO . . . Boys club. ROSEMARY FITZMORRIS . . . Latin club 123, G.A.A. 123, Red Cross 113. WILLIAM FLEETWOOD . . . Boys club. VERNA FRANKS . . . G.A.A. 113, Hi-Arts 113. DOLORES FULTON . . , Class assembly 113, Girls club tolo 113, Latin club 11, 23, Foreign language banquet 113, Red Cross 133, Mixed chorus 143, Big sister party 143, Junior-Senior ball 143, Armistice Day program 143, May dance 143, Mothers tea 143. KATHERINE FURLONG . . . A.S.B. concession committee letter 123 usher committee letter 13, 43, Junior-Sen- ior play committee 13, 43, Mothers tea 12, 3, 43, May dance 13, 43, Big sister party 13, 43, Girls glee club 11, 2, 3, 43, Mixed chorus 143, Music concert 11, 2, 3, 43 committee 11, 2, 3, 43, Correspondence club 11, 2, 3, 43, Latin club 12, 33, Office assist- ant 143, G.A.A. letter 11, 23, S.W.W. playday 11, 23. NEIL GAETZ . . . Football manager 123, Athletic manager 143, Latin club 11, 23. DELORES GAULT . . . Girls club. RICHARD GIB- BONS . . . Track . . . 12, 3, 43, Boys club. NORMA GOVAN . . . Entered from Seattle 1943. Junior-Senior play 13, 43, Mothers tea 13, 43, May dance 143, Correspondence club 143. DOROTHY GREENE . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 43, String trio 143 quartet 12, 3, 43, Music concert 11, 2, 3, 43, Mothers tea 11, 23, Class assembly 113, Music letter 12, 43, Big sister party 133, Correspondence club 11, 23, Junior-Senior ball 133 play com- mittee 133, May dance 143. PAULINE GRIFFITH . . . Honor society 12, 43 president 133, Torch pin, Senator 12, 33, Girls club cabinet 143, Father-Daughter banquet 113, Correspondence club 11, 2, 33 president 143, G.A.A. 113, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Spanish club 12, 33, May dance 11, 2, 3, 43, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 43 ball 11, 3, 43, Girls club tolo 133, A.S.B. usher 133 chairman 143, Big sister party 143, Mixed chorus 143, Com- mencement usher 133, Christmas play 143, Senior memorial committee, Spring concert committee 143. CATHERINE GRIMM . . . Secretarial Science club 143. WALTER GRONKA . . . Mixed chorus 113. NONA GROSS . .. Girls club cabinet 143, Junior-Senior ball 143 play committee 143, Hi-Arts 12, 33, Mothers tea 13, 43, May dance 143, Spanish club 113, Nurse's assistant 143, Red Cross 143. FLOYD HAMANN . . . Entered Marine Corps December, 1944. Football 143. FFF' . ..,QQq- .f.,, --.,. 1 ay.. 3 .if . 4. fig, ,.t. f . 1, I f ff! CAROLINE HANNAFORD . . . Olympus staff 13, 41, Class assembly 111, Girls club tolo 111, Mothers tea 11, 41, Latin club 111, Red Cross 131, Armistice day program 141, May dance 141. G.A.A. 111, Debate 111, Big sister party 141, Foreign language banquet 111. WAYNE HANNAH . . . A.S.B. president 141 executive committee 141, May king, Basketball 11,21 Y's Men's trophy co-winner 141 letter 13, 41, Boys club board of control 131, P.A. crew 11, 2, 31 chief 141, Class assembly 111, Knights of the Oyster 131 secretary 141, Penny drive chairman 141, In- tramural tennis 131. JACK HANNON . . . Senate 111, Foot- ball 141, Cleanup squad 111. LOREN HANSEN . . . Band 12, 3, 41, Orchestra 13, 41, S.W.W. music conference 11, 3, 41, Mixed chorus 141, Boys glee club 12, 41, Spanish club 12, 31, Spring concert publicity committee 141. WALDA HARBST . . . Olympiad staff 13, 41, Olympus associate editor 141, Quill and Scroll 131 secretary 141, Journalism banquet 13, 41, Honor society 121 treasurer 141, Torch pin, Latin club 11, 21, French club 13, 41, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, G.A.A. letter 111, Class assembly 121, May dance 12, 3, 41, Girls club tolo 13, 41, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41 play usher 131 play committee 141, Big sister party 11, 2, 3, 41, A.S.B. usher 131, Senate 141, S.W.W. playday 111, Foreign language banquet 111, Father-Daughter banquet 111, Christmas dance 13, 41, Correspondence club 121, Victory corps. PHYL- LIS HARDING . . . Junior-Senior ball 141 play committee 141. Mothers tea 141, Olympiad staff 141, Office assistant 141, Li- brary assistant 13. 41, Victory corps. JAMES HEATH . . . Junior-Senior ball 141, Class assem- bly 121, Office assistant 141, Victory corps, Knights of the Oyster 111. SHIRLEY JEAN I-IEDBERG . . . Honor so- ciety 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, G.A.A. 111, Big sister party 13, 41, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior-Senior ball 11, 3, 41 play com- mittee 131 play chairman 141, Class assembly 11, 21, Spanish club 11, 21, Secretarial Science club treasurer 141, Olympus exchange editor 121, Senate 121. LAURENCE HERMANN . . . A.S.B. executive committee 141 rules committee chairman 141, Senate vice president 141, parliamentarian 141, Spanish club 12, 31, Baseball 12, 3, 41, Fire patrol 131, Dads night com- mittee chairman 141. WILLIS HETTICK . . . Entered from Tenino 1944. Pro- jection crew 141, Basketball 141, Baseball 141. GLORIA HINTON . . . A.S.B. assistant treasurer 141, Olympus assist- ant advertising manager 141, Spanish club 111, Correspondence club 111, Office assistant 141. CAROLL HODGE . . . En- tered from Fleming, Colorado 1942. Mothers tea 141. IONE HOEY . . . Entered from St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin. Girls glee club 141, Mixed chorus 141. DEAN HOLLINGER . . . Entered from Tacoma 1942. Basketball 131 letter 141, Baseball 141. MARJORIE HORNE . . . Honor society 11. 41, Olympiad staff 141, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Latin club 12, 31. Class assembly 11, 21, Junior-Senior play 131 committee 141 usher 141 ball 131 ball chairman 141, May dance 13, 41, Girls club tolo 141, Senate 121, War stamp committee 11, 31, G.A.A. 121. DOLORES HOSTMANN . . . Father-Daugh- ter banquet 111, Correspondence club 131, Hi- Arts 141, Latin club 12, 31. CLINTON HO- VIS . . . Senate 141, Boys glee club 141, Spanish club 11, 21, Football 121 letter 13, 41, Basketball 121 letter 13, 41, Baseball 121 letter 13, 41, Big O vice president 141, May court. MARI LOU HOVIS . . . Entered from Lexington, Massachu- setts 1944. Mixed chorus 141. PATRICIA HUBBLE . . . G.A.A. letter 11, 21, A.S.B. cashier 131 Class assembly 111, S.W.W. playday 11, 21, Big sister party 131, Junior-Senior ball 141, Spanish club 13, 41, May dance 141. RICHARD HUDON . . . Re-entered from Bremerton 1944, Band 11, 2, 31 letter 131, Music concert 11, 21. AVOLDA HUGHES . . . Junior-Senior ball chairman 131, Junior day as- sembly chairman 131, Girls glee club 11, 21, French club 11, 21. DELIGHT HUNT . . . Senate 11, 31, Honor Society 11, 2, 31, Torch pin, May queen, Girls auxiliary president 121 vice president 111, Spanish club 11, 21, Class assembly 11, 21 chair- man 131, Girls club conference 121, A.S.B. assembly commit- tee 13, 41, Junior-Senior ball chairman 131, Mothers tea 12, 41, Song queen 141 duchess 131, Secretarial Science club 13, 41, May dance 11, 41, Girls glee club 11, 21, Nurse's assistant 131, Senate 11, 31, Big sister party 13, 41, G.A.A. 111. BETTY HUTSON . . . Girls club. PAULA INGLE . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Girls glee club 111, Honor society 11, 41, Junior-Senior play committee 141, Office assistant 141, Latin club 121 secre- tary 131, Red Cross president 111. RUTH JACKSON . . . Mixed chorus 111, Girls glee club 111, Hi-Arts 141, Office assistant 141, Student gym instructor 13, 41, Olympiad staff 141. PHYLLIS JACOBSON . . . Orchestra 111 manager 12, 3, 41, String quartet 12, 3, 41, String trio 13, 41, Girls glee club 12, 41, Mixed chorus 141, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Correspondence club 111, Big sis- ter party 11, 41, Secretarial Science club 141, Spanish club 12, 31, A.S.B. concession committee 121, Mothers tea 121, S. W.W. music meet 11, 3, 41, A.S.B. welfare committee 141. EDWARD JEFFRIES . . . Intramural basketball 121. CAROLINE JENKINS . . , Band 11, 21, S.W.W. music meet 111, French club 121, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Corres- pondence club 141, Office assistant 141, Library assistant 141, G.A.A. 121. FRANK JOHNSON . . . Intramural basket- ball 12, 31. LEONA JOHNSON . . . Spanish club 13, 41, French club 141, A.S.B. usher 141, Girls glee club 111, Mixed chorus 111. LOIS JOHNSON . . . Band 111, Girls glee club 111, Mixed chorus 111, Office assistant 11, 41, Hi-Arts 141, Broadcasting 121, Olympiad staff 141. MARY LOUISE JOHNSON . . . Class assembly 111, Mothers tea 13, 41, Latin club 12, 31, Girls glee club 11, 21, Correspondence club 141, Junior-Senior play committee 131 prompter 141, Big sister party 11, 41, Red Cross 13, 41. PHYLLIS JOHNSON . . . Yell duchess 13, 41, May court, Girls club cabinet 141, G.A.A. 12, 31 secretary 141 honorarium 141, Senate 11, 2, 31, Orchestra 111, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, War stamp committee 141, Latin club 12, 31, Girls glee club 111, Junior-Senior play 141 ball 13, 41, Class as- sembly 11, 21, Broadcasting 111, May dance 13, 41, Office as- sistant 141, Big sister party 141. VIVIAN JOHNSON . . . Olympiad staff 13, 41, Latin club 11, 21, Hi-Arts 12, 3, 41, Red Cross 131 instructor 141, Girls glee club 141, Honor society 131, Junior-Senior play commit- tee 141 ball 141, Class assembly 121. JAMES JONES . . . Honor society 12, 3, 41, Latin club 12, 31. JUANITA JONES . . . Spanish club 12, 31, French club 141, Correspond- ence club 141, Big sister party 141, Office assistant 141, Moth- ers tea 141, May dance 141, G.A.A. 121, Girls club tolo 141, Junior-Senior play usher 141, Senior announcement com- mittee. a 1 i i-if ss ' 15515 , 'xi Q 111 JUNE KELLOGG . . . Student gym instructor 141. DONA GENE KING . . . Correspondence club 11, 31, Father-Daugh- ter banquet 111, Hi-Arts 141, Library assistant 131. KEITH KISOR . . , Olympus staff 13, 41, Football 141, Tennis 12, 3, 41, Golf 131, Spanish club 111, Stage crew 12, 31, Class assembly 111. RALPH KITCHEL . . . Entered from Chehalis 1942. Bas- ketball 141. BETTY KJER . . . G.A.A. 12, 3, 41, Hi-Arts 141, Spanish club 13, 41. THOMAS KJORLAUG . . . En- tered from Fargo, North Dakota 1942. Football 141, Projec- tion crew 131. BARBARA KNUDSEN . . . Spanish club 121, Nurses as- sistant 13, 41. WILLIAM KRAUS . . . Baseball 13, 41, Big O 13, 41, Intramural basketball 121, Boys club board of con- trol 141, Dads night 121, Class assembly 111, Fire patrol 111, Victory corps. SHARON KRIEGER . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 41 letter 131, Music concert 11, 2, 3, 41, Hi-Arts 131, Spanish club 12, 31. BETTY KUHLMAN . . . Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, String trio 13, 41, String quartet 12, 3, 41, S.W.W. music meet 13, 41, Secretarial Science club 141, Mothers tea 13, 41, Music con- cert 12, 3, 41. COLLEEN LAMB . . . Re-entered from Long Beach, California 1944. Mothers tea 141, Junior-Senior ball 141. PEGGY LATHROP . . . G.A.A. 111, Hi-Arts 12, 41, Correspondence club 111. DOROTHY LaVIGNE . . . Hi-Arts 141, Girls club. RON- ALD LEE . . . Senate 12, 31, Football letter 141, Orchestra 11, 21, Spanish club 121, Junior-Senior play committee 131, S. W.W. music meet 121. MARY ROY LESH . . . Olympiad staff 141 editor 131, A.A.U.W. award 131, Quill and Scroll president 13, 41, Journalism banquet 13, 41, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Senate parliamentarian 141 rules committee 141 recording secretary 141, A.S.B. executive committee 141, American School of the Air broadcast 141, Debate 111, C.P.S. debate conference 111, Correspondence club 111, G.A.A. 111, S.W.W. playday 111, Latin club 111 president 121, Foreign language council 121 banquet 11, 21, Mothers tea 11, 2, 41, Sec- retarial Science club 141, Junior-Senior play committee chair- man 141, Victory corps, Whatnot assistant editor 11, 21. DeLANCY LEWIS . . . May court, Track 11, 2, 41, Intramural football 11, 21, Tennis 13, 41, P. A. crew 11, 21, Dads night 13, 41, Boys club board of control 13, 41, War stamp committee 131 chairman 141, Cleanup squad 111, Jun- ior-Senior play 131, Class assembly 111, Broadcasting 141, Jun- ior day 131, Penny drive 131, Victory Corps, May dance 141 Class representative 131. CAROL LINDERSON . . . Jun- ior-Senior ball 141 play committee 141, Latin club 11, 21, Mothers tea 131, Senate 141. ELLEN LINDSAY . . . Latin club 12, 31, Spanish club 141, Library assistant 111. v JOE LINDSTROM . . . Re-entered from Tacoma 1944. Entered Marine Corps January, 1945. Football letter 143, Big O 143. MARIJO LOUDIN . . . Class assembly 113, Music concert 11, 2, 3, 43, Junior prom 113, Senior ball 113, May dance 12, 33, Junior-Senior prom 13, 43, War bond rally 143, Vocal trio 13, 43, Spanish club 11, 23, Correspondence club 11. 23, Mothers tea 11, 2, 33, Father-Daughter banquet 113. JACK LOWNEY . . . Entered from La Jolla, California 1943. Junior- Senior ball 143, May dance 143, Basketball 13, 43, Football 143, Baseball 143, Dads night committee chairman 143, Caps and gowns committee. DUANE LOZIER . . . Band 12, 3, 43, Fire patrol 113, Dads night 123, Pep band 11, 23. BUZZ LYNE . . . Basketball 12, 33 letter 143, Baseball 133, Intramural basketball 123, Dads night 123, Spanish club 12, 33, Broadcasting 133, Christmas play 143. KATHERINE MADDEN . . . Orchestra 113, Red Cross 113, Student gym instructor 123, G.A.A. 123, Hi- Arts 143, Office assistant 143, Honor society 143. SHIRLEY JO MARTIN . . . A.S.B. social committee 143, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43, May court, Latin club 11, 23, Moth- ers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Red Cross 13, 43, Class secretary 12, 43, Senate 11, 23, Girls auxiliary vice president 123, Class dance chairman 123, Senior announcement committee chairman, May dance 11, 2, 3, 43, Honor society 123. SHIRLEY MASCH- NER . . . Orchestra 113 letter 12, 33, A.S.B. concession com- mittee 123, Spanish club 12, 33, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, Secretarial Science club 143. MARJORIE MAXIN . . . Entered from Port Angeles 1942. Honor society 12, 33, Olym- piad staff 133, Hi-Arts 12, 33 vice president 143, Whatnot staff 12, 33, Spanish club 12, 33, Broadcasting 143. DONALD MCCUISTON . . . Entered Marine Corps Jan- uary, 1945. Latin club 12, 33, Knights of the Oyster 133, Baseball 12, 33, Basketball 133. DONALD MCCUSKER . . . Entered from Seattle 1943. Boys club . KENNETH Mc- DANIEL . . . Class assembly 113, Spanish club 113. PATRICIA MCGUIRE . . . Entered from Poland, Ohio 1942. Junior-Senior ball 143 play committee 143, Library as- sistant 133, Latin club 11, 23. HOUSTON MCINTOSH . . . Torch pin, Junior-Senior play 13, 43, Mask and Dagger presi- dent 143, Class assembly 113, May dance 133, A.S.B. social committee 143 usher letter 133, Olympus junior edition 133, Broadcasting 143, Dads night 13, 43, War bond assembly 143, Christmas play 143, Senate 123 vice president 133, Boys club board of control 143, Fire patrol chief 143, Dads night commit- tee chairman 143. JACK MCMILLAN . . . Senate vice pre- sident 143 rules committee chairman 143 standards committee chairman 143, Fire patrol 133, Latin club 12, 33, Football letter 143, Intramural basketball 143, Big O 143, Senior mem- orial committee, Track 143. 1 If 9 , JEAN MIKESELL . . . Hi-Arts 12, 3, 43, G.A.A. 123. WILLIAM MOBBS . . . Enter- ed Army January, 1945. Projection crew 13, 43, ' Knights of the Oyster 143. ROGER MORRIS . . . Entered from Colorado Springs, Colorado X . 1944. Band 143. 1 4 X' -'51 exile,- ,. ,S 9962 -gy ,viii 3 I u , sri ff l is , ,., . 1 ws. , Q.. S3 1 fi 3 1 , 'TN LYNN MURPHY . . . Entered from Quinault 1942. Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, Senate 13, 43, Olympus editor 143 assistant 133, Girls club cabinet 13, 43, American School of the Air broadcast 143, Spanish club 123 secretary 133, Mothers tea 13, 43, Mixed chorus 143, Advanced glee 12, 43 letter 133, Music concert 12, 3, 43, Spring concert chairman 143, Junior- Senior play committee chairman 143, Quill and Scroll, Girls ensemble 12, 3, 43, S.W.W. music meet 13, 43 regional meet 13, 43, Broadcasting 143, Olympiad staff 133, Journalism ban- quet 133. WALLACE NELSON . . . A.S.B. yell duke 13, 43, Class yell leader 13, 43, Intramural basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Baseball 143, Tennis 133 letter 143, Honor society 113, Orch- estra 113 letter 123, S.W.W. music meet 11, 23, Music concert 11, 23, Dads night 11, 23, Junior day 133, Spanish club 12, 33, Fire patrol 143, Senate 123, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 43 dance 13, 43. MARY NYSTROM . . . Entered from Centralia 1943. A.S.B. usher 143, Secretarial Science club sec- retary 143 president 143, Junior-Senior play committee 143. PATRICIA O'BRIEN . . . Junior-Senior ball 13, 43 play committee 13, 43, Torch pin, Honor society 133 secretary 143, Latin club 11, 23, Correspondence club 143, May dance 12, 3, 43, G.A.A. 11, 23, Girls auxiliary cabinet 113, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43. DWAIN OLETZKE . . . Baseball 13, 43, Boys club. DIXIE LEA OLSEN . . . Service flag chairman 143, Broadcasting as- sembly 133, May dance 12, 3, 43, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43 play committee 13, 43, Olympus staff 133, Big sister party 133, Girls club tolo 13, 43, Correspondence club 143, Christmas play 123. ROY O'NEIL . . . Track 143 manager 133, Intramural bas- ketball 143, T-Square club 113. GERALD OSTER . . . En- tered from Beulah, North Dakota 1941. RICHARD OTIS . . . Broadcasting 143, Whatnot staff 133, Junior-Senior play com- mittee 133 chairman 143, Olympiad staff 133, Hi-Arts 113, Latin club 11, 23, French club 13, 43, Orchestra 133, Class as- sembly 113, Boys club board of control 143, A.S.B. ushers 143. DOROTHY PATON . . . Entered from Seattle 1944. Olympiad staff 133 art editor 143, Quill and Scroll, Junior- Senior play 143 ball 143, Olympus junior edition 133, Hi-Arts 143 president 133, Spanish club 13, 43. DANIEL PEARSON . . . Baseball 13, 43, Intramural basketball 143. PEGGY PETERSON . . . Latin club 12, 33, Spanish club 143. RALPH PITTMAN . . . Band 11, 43 letter 12, 33 manager 143, Senate 133, Senior announcement committee. STEWART RADKE . . . Football 133, Baseball 133, Class assembly 123. LEAH RADMAN . . . Spanish club 12, 33, Secretarial Science club 143, Junior-Senior play 133, Big sister party 12, 43, May dance 12, 43, Mothers tea. STEVE RATLIFF . . . Senate 11, 23, Football 143, May court prime minister, Class assembly 11, 23, American School of the Air broadcast 143, Mask and Dagger, Junior-Senior play 143 ball 143, Christmas play 143, Broadcasting 143. RAY- MOND REED . . . Track 12, 3, 43, Tennis letter 13, 43, Football 13, 43, Intramural basketball 11, 2, 3, 43. AMARALIS RENCH . . . Girls glee club 12, 43, Mixed chorus 13, 43, Girls ensemble 143, Spanish club 12, 33. CHARLES RICE . . . Baseball manager 12, 3, 41, Football 11, 41, Intramural football 11, 2, 3, 41 basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Band 12, 3. 41, Orchestra 121, Boys glee club 141, Mixed chorus 141, Spring concert stage committee 141. JACQUELINE RICH . . . French club 11, 21, Correspondence club 111, Big sister party 141, Secretarial Science club secre- tary 141, May dance 141, Mothers tea 141. ROBERT RIDDER . . . Entered from Bellingham 1942. Senate 141, A.S.B. fi- nance committee chairman 141, War stamp committee 131, T- Square club 12, 3, 41, Class assembly 121, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Junior-Senior play 13, 41, Latin club 12, 31, Victory corps, A.S.B. ushers 131. BEVERLY RIEFLIN . . . Mothers tea 121, Junior-Senior ball 141 play committee 141, Library assistant 141, Hi-Arts 141, Christmas play 121, ALTA MAE RIETDORF . . . G.A.A. honor letter 11, 2, 31 cabinet 121 honorarium 12, 31, Girls glee club 11, 21, Latin club 11, 21. GLORIA ROB- BINS . . . May dance 141, Mothers tea 141, Senior Announce- ment committee. RITA ROBBINS . . . Entered from Seattle 1942. G.A.A. letter 12, 3, 41 treasurer 141 honorarium 13, 41, Mothers tea 141, Big sister party 141, Caps and gowns committee. RO- BERT ROBBINS . . . Football letter 13, 41, Track letter 12, 3, 41, Senate 111, Dads night 11, 21, Spanish club 11, 21, Honor society 141, May dance 13, 41, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41. WIL- LIAM ROBERTS . . . Entered from Tenino 1944. Band 141, Senate 131. ERWIN JAY ROCKEY . . . Y's Men's trophy co-winner 141, Football letter 12, 3, 41, Basketball 111 letter 12, 3, 41, baseball letter 12, 3, 41, A.S.B, social committee 12, 3, 41, Boys club board of control 12, 3, 41, Class assembly 111, Dads night 11, 31, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41, Senate 111, May court. DALE ROGERS . . . May court, Basketball 121 letter 13, 41, Band 12, 3, 41, Boys club president 141, Class vice president 121, Senior announcement committee, Latin club 12, 31, Foreign language council 131, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Big O 13, 41, Senate 12, 41. FRANCES ROLOFF . . . Girls club. KEITH ROPER . . . Re-entered from Berkeley, California 1944. Boys glee club 11, 41, Mixed chorus 11, 41, Junior-Senior play 141, Mask and Dagger, Class assembly 111, Latin club 111, Football 111. FRITZI ROTTER . . . Girls glee club 11, 2, 3, 41, Mixed chorus 13, 41, Girls ensemble 131, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Music concert general chairman 141, String quar- tet 11, 2, 3, 41. MITZI ROTTER . . . Mixed chorus 141, Girls glee club 11, 3, 41, Broadcasting 141. I ,1- fg' , :4 . vga f G ALVERNA ROUNER . . . Entered from Westport, Oregon. Style show class chair- man 131. ROBERT RUCHTY . . . En- 'l'l lt A 1 Q 75 ,- ' Ol Cl tered Merchant Marine December, 1944. D DOROTHY RUSSELL . , . Hi-Arts 141, Mo- thers tea 13, 41, May dance 141, Big sister party 141. MARY RUTAN . . . Girls club. MARY SCHOUWEIL- ER . . . Broadcasting 13, 43, A.S.B. usher 13, 43, Correspondence club 13, 43. LLOYD SHOBLOM . . . Baseball 123 letter 13, 43, Fire patrol 143, Cleanup squad 123. JIM SHORT . . . Entered from Tenino 1943. Football letter 13, 43, Senate 133, Band 133, Junior-Senior play 143, Dads night 13, 43, Latin club 133, May dance 13, 43, Junior- Senior ball 13, 43. WILLIAM SHUMATE . . . Track 113 letter 12, 3, 43, Honor society 123, Fire patrol 143. JEAN SIMONSON . . . Entered from Glendive, Montana 1942. G. A.A. 143, Mothers tea 143, Girls club tolo 133. BEVERLY SJOLUND . . . Girls glee club 123, Olympus staff 143. JOHN SKILLMAN . . . Boys glee club 12, 43, Mixed chorus 13, 43. PATRICK SLOAN . . . Baseball 143, Fire patrol 143. CYNTHIA SMITH . . . Girls club president 143 treasurer 133 tolo 143 party 143, Girls auxiliary representative 113 trea- surer 123, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, Girls glee club 133, Mixed chorus 143, Woodwind ensemble 113, Mixed en- semble 143, S.W.W. music contest 11, 2, 33 regional 11, 2, 33, Music concert 11, 23 committee chairman 133, Orchestra 113, Band 11, 23, Senate 143, Mothers tea 12, 43 committee chairman 11, 33, Latin club president 113 vice president 123, French club president 133 secretary 143, Foreign langauge council 11, 33 banquet 113, G.A.A. 113, S.W.W. playday 113, Senior ball 113. Junior-Senior ball 13, 43 play 133, National Scholastic award 123, Olympus staff 123. May dance 13, 43, Big sister party 143, Red Cross 13, 43, Penny drive 143. NORA SMITH . . . G.A.A. letter 123 honor letter 13, 43 president 143 vice presi- dent 143, Big sister party 143, Girls club cabinet 143. PEARL SOLL . . . Entered from Blair, Nebraska. Hi-Arts vice pre- sident 143. PAT SPOHN . . . Honor society 12, 3, 43, Senate 123, Band 123, Senior ball 113, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43, Latin club 12, 33, Correspondence club 143, A.S.B. usher 133, Girls club tolo 133 cabinet 143, Olympiad staff 133, Mothers tea 12, 33, May dance 13, 43. KEN STARK . . . Boys glee club 123, Junior-Senior ball 143. WILLIAM STARK . . . Entered from Ravenna, Nebraska 1943. Senate 143. DALE STEDMAN . . . Class president 13, 43, Boys club board of control 143, May court, Basketball 113 letter 12, 3, 43, Football 123 letter 13, 43, Track 133, Baseball letter 143, Jun- ior-Senior ball 13, 43, Christmas dance 143 play 123, Broadcast- ing 12, 43, Dads night 12, 3, 43, Junior day chairman 133, All high 143. CLARICE STRANGE . . . Quill and Scroll, Girls club cabinet 143 tolo 143, Mothers tea 123, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43 play 143, Spanish club 12, 33, Olympiad business manag- er 13, 43, May dance 143. MERLE SUELZLE . . . Entered from Fessenden, North Dakota 1943. Football 113 letter 12, 3, 43, Basketball 123 letter 13, 43, Baseball letter 143, Junior-Sen- ior ball 13, 43, Big O 12, 3, 43, May dance 143, Dads night 133, Caps and gowns committee, MARY SULLIVAN . . . Class secretary 133 assembly 11, 23, May court, Girls club representative 11, 23, Latin club president 11, 23, Senate 11, 43, Mothers tea 11, 2, 33, Father- Daughter banquet 113, May dance 12, 33, Foreign language council 11, 23, Junior-Senior prom 13, 43, A.S.B. usher 13, 43, Big sister party 13, 43, Correspondence club 143, S.W.W. play- day 11, 23, G.A.A. 11, 23, Girls club tolo 11, 2, 33. EDRIE SUMPTION . . . Hi-Arts 143, Spanish club 12, 33, Junior girls glee 123. DOROTHY SWANSON . . . Entered from Sko- kie, Illinois 1944. Junior-Senior play 143, Penny drive 143, Mask and Dagger. GRETCHEN SWAYZE . . . Entered from Tacoma 1942. A.S.B. secretary 143, May dance 12, 3, 43, May court, G.A.A. 11, 23, Girls club tolo 13, 43, Mask and Dagger secretary- treasurer 143, Penny drive 133, Girls glee club 123 secretary 143, Mothers tea 123, Mixed chorus 13, 43, Music concert 12, 3, 43, Music letter 143, Senate 123, Junior-Senior play 143, Christmas play 12, 43, Olympiad staff 143, Spanish club sec- retary 12, 33, Class assembly 123, Broadcasting 12, 43, Junior- Senior ball 133. PAULINE TACKITT . . . Re-entered from Tacoma 1944. Hi-Arts 143. ROBERT TALBOTT . . . Boys club. KENNETH TANNATT . . . Entered Army Air Corps Jan- uary, 1945. Golf 113 letter 12, 3, 43, Tennis 12, 43, Intramural basketball 13, 43 baseball 12, 33 bowling 123, Class assembly 113, Dads night 11, 2, 33, Victory corps, Junior prom 123, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43, Big O 12, 3, 43, Senate 11, 3, 43, Spanish club 11, 33 president 123, Class vice president 133, Fire squad 133, War stamp committee 143. LOIS TAYLOR . . . Senate 113, Girls auxiliary representative 113. VIVIAN THOMAS . . . Entered from Yelm 1942. Olympus circulation manager 143, A.S.B. cashier 12, 33. BERNADINE THOMPSON . . . Girls club. FLOYD THOMPSON . . . Senate 143, Baseball letter 12, 3, 43, Boys club president 143. JAMES THOMPSON . . . Entered from Litchville, North Dakota 1942. Football 123. LYLE THOMPSON . . . Spanish club 12, 33, Boys club. DORIS THUNBERG . . . Hi'Arts 12, 3, 43, Drum majorette 133, Girls glee club 123, A.S,B. cashier 123. ALICE TJOMS- LAND . . . Girls glee club 12, 43, Mixed chorus 13, 43, Music concert 123, Spanish club 133 treasurer 123, Junior-Senior ball 143 play 143, May dance 143, Junior prom 113. 1 PEGGY TORNER . . . Band 113 letter 12, -' 3, 43 staff 12, 3, 43, Orchestra letter 12, 33, SW. L4 W. music meet 113, Girls club cabinet 143, G.A.A. 3 It letter 11, 2, 3, 43 honorarium 13, 43 cabinet 12, 3, 'gif 43 president 143, S.W.W. conference 11, 23. 7' f FRED TOWLE . . . Entered Merchant Marine ,,f January, 1945. Football 11, 23 letter 13, 43, Jun- ! lor-senior ball 13, 43, Big o 13, 43,' MARI- .. LYN TOWNSEND . . . Entered from Edinburg, N Indiana 1944. Girls club. 7,3 BEVERLY TREVIS . . . G.A.A. 123, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Class assembly 113, Correspondence club 113, French club 12, 33, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43, Olympiad staff 143, May dance 143, Senior announcement committee. CLARICE TRIEBEL . . . G.A.A. 13, 43 letter 123, Spanish club 12, 33, Olympiad staff 143, Red Cross 133. MARY SUE TROSPER . . . Entered from Seattle 1944. Honor society 143, Torch pin, Senate 143. ROBERT TROSPER . . . Boys club. MARILYN TUR- NER . . . Entered from Moclips 1942. Red Cross 133, Drama 143, G.A.A. 12, 33. BEVERLY VACHON . . . Orchestra 12, 33, Music letter 133, Latin club 123, Spanish club 13, 43. MARY HELEN VALLEY . . . Torch pin, Honor society 133 vice president 143, Big sister party chairman 143, Girls club cabinet 143, Junior-Senior play 13, 43 ball 13, 43, Girls club tolo 13, 43, A.S.B. usher 133 point committee 133, Senate 133, Father-Daughter banquet 113, Correspondence club 123 treasurer 133, Spanish club 11, 23, Class assembly 123, S.W.W. playday 113, G.A.A. 113, May dance 143. JUANITA VAN MECHELEN . . . Correspondence club 113, Girls glee club 123, Hi-Arts 12, 33, Latin club 13, 43, French club 143. REX VANNOY . . . Football 11, 43, Track 113, Intramural basket- ball 143. JUANITA VENABLE . . . Girls club. DORIS WEATH- ERBIE . . . Mothers tea 12, 33, Girls glee club 123, Hi-Arts 143, G.A.A. 123. LILA WEAVER . . . Entered from Trin- ida , olorado 1942. Hi-Arts 143. DONNA WESTFALL . . . Honor society 11, 2, 33, Torch Pin, Junior-Senior ball 143 play chairman 143, Girls glee club 11, 23, Girls ensemble 123, Mixed chorus 13, 43, Mixed ensemble 143, Spanish club 12, 33. JOHN WHEELER . . . A.S.B. usher 13, 43, T-Square club 133, Boys club board of control 143, Dads night committee chairman 143. AGNES WHITE . . . G.A.A. 143, Girls glee club 11, 23. KATHERINE WICKSTROM . . . Girls glee club 12, 3, 43, Mixed chorus 143, Spanish club 113, Hi-Arts ff' 12, 43, Olympiad staff 143. JAMES WILLIAM- A 7 SON . . . Entered from Chehalis 1943. Band let- ter 13, 43 student instructor 143, Mixed chorus let- ter 13, 43, Orchestra 143, Mixed ensemble 13, 43, ,fPgT1,,f5'j Boys ensemble 133, Boys glee club 143, Junior-Sen- 3' ior ball 143 play 143, Christmas play 143, Senate X 143, A.S.B. finance committee 143. LILLIAN WILLIAMSON . . . Hi-Arts 143, Girls glee club X ' 1 113 GAA 123 IRENE WILLIS . . . Torch pin, A.S.B. song duchess 13, 41. Girls glee club 12, 31, Mixed chorus 141, Mixed ensemble 141. Junior-Senior play 141 ball 141, Senate 121, Girls club tolo 13, 41, Correspondence club 141, May dance 12, 31, Latin club 12, 31, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Class assembly 121, Big sister party 12, 3, 41, Honor society 12, 31, Red Cross 131, G.A.A. 121, Spring concert committee 141. SHIRLEY WILSON . . . Olympus staff 141, Correspondence club 141, Spanish club 111, A.S.B. point committee 141, Hi-Arts 12, 41, G.A.A. 12, 41, S.W.W. playday 111, Girls glee club 141, Junior-Senior play committee 141 usher 121, Christmas play 121, Armistice day assembly 141, Broadcasting 131, Big sister party 141, Red Cross 131. RICHARD WINKELMAN . . . Enlisted in Merchant Marine January, 1945. Senate 11, 2, 31, Baseball letter 12, 31, Big O 131, Boys club board of control 131, Fire squad 131, Junior-Senior ball 141, Olympus ad staff 131. WALDO YATES . . . Entered from Eatonville 1942. Boys club. HELEN YELLE . . . May court, Class vice presi- dent 141, Girls club vice president 141 program chairman 131, Girls auxiliary program chairman 121, Senate 131, A.S.B. as- sembly committee 131, Spanish club 11, 21, Mothers tea 131, Olympus staff 13, 41, May dance 131, Big sister party 131, S.W.W. Girls club conference 141, New Year dance chairman 141, Junior-Senior ball 131. RICHARD YELLE . . . En- tered from Pullman 1942. Band 121, Football 141, Junior- Senior ball 131, Class assembly 121. JOHN ZINCK . . . Entered Navy January, 1945. Foot- ball 141, Boys club. ,, SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES: WALLACE BAK- ER . . . Boys club. REX ERICKSON . . . Boys club. LESTER FAUVER . . . A.S.B. head cashier 121, Boys club. LYMAN FLEETWOOD . . . Baseball 131, Boys club. ALAN HOUSTON . . . Boys club. MILTON LENSEGRAV . . . Boys club. JAMES MALNERICH . . . Re-entered from -if 2 Uqfma rjuafefz O.H.S., our school so dcar, Colors white and bluc, You'rc thc school we dcarly lovcg To you Wc'll c'rc bc true. Fate may part us, Years may pass, Future all unknown: Still our hearts will cvc r be Faithful to you alone. . ,--I .S 'T 9 ft. 'Fl Tacoma 1945. Boys club. JAMES ROTTER . . . Entered from Eatonville 1944. Boys club. DORIS TAYLOR . . . Spanish club 11, 21, Girls club. THAD THOMAS . . . Boys glee club 121, Mixed chorus 13, 41, Boys ensemble 141. RAY- MOND WOORE . . . Boys club. wi L ff V L in . 1 , 1 3 'T xi .1 J' 1' ' . B L T 1 Q 1 -1 I jx., ,D !,J, ,u!, . I M ' W . ' Q.,wL4,2, Aq lh I ' ILL.. .... '507iA!'4, in V V L Qi ,qv - if JMLAZ' I Zr,0-.Z W ,bnifwy 4 '. QQ , W! M ,M 26421 .fwaw- QW M35 M' M 1 ffff W 4322, 1 . 40,960 n P' ' ,X X 2 1 - Q Z ,auf 'M-0-74-'U l. ' X E'9 t!' 9 fri! MDW 5Lwu. Qi? fu. 5:?:?Et'wQx:': A ' 1 442 5:31 P4 we 60 wwf ozQ?9V,f-!Q OU ...,.., . . .r f 0 , JL ' 5 ff ' W, ff ,Jif W l fab-X kfffgf f WW' , VL4 xv-, Wfrswfgw UW Xfgiggii , W ff wwf XQQNQQQB flfvpffxfffz Oipfvjjwvlufz fxgektifk, MM? 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