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

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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

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ITH Klil liR1i.X'Cli the M45 Olympiad is dedicated to the men, once students of Olympia high school, who have been reported missing in action and imprisoned, and to the memory of those former students who have given their lives on the battlefelds of the world. When the sacrifices and deed.s of these men are weighed, the dedication of an annual is relatively insignificant. This may he balanced somewhat lly the fact that the class- mates of these men have also left and are leaving their books to pick up the weapons of war, which were so valiantly dropped in battle. 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

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