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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1946 volume:

Xi. ,g-Q Q by QV .', SAK 217 gi -'Q K5 5 SDL 5 5 9 ? 7-L 0 YMAN' ff, Q' 1? Rik, J? SAK- Q x S5525 X VM V, If X.. X, .1 X ,. MC' f ' ' Y N f T -7 1 ff 2 g L X 55 fr' K . X4 . X N Xl w . X' wr ! 1 , f x Ex f-1 it X V l 1 -1- .xr x ., X Eh l x 1 ,M ' Xi , -4- - Y ic - Ex Q 1.. L X . RQ X . -X! -T, gf- - .. 1 'V J- '9 ,, 'X s -- Y Q 4' FN Kes 7 N Q x N. 3 X x, 1 1 ' ..,, X T ' T , A ,, , Nb X -' f 9-1 - ,Q - in , 1, x' 1 k - 1 i www? QM. , MLW wQJ,Zu,,,zZ.f,w..,,4Nf MM QZSZQM hwyigwgzkx sig A M? ESRB ii S X 2 E Q Q 55 231235 is Eiilgfg 5 XEQQSESSS ,fs 0113005 EDITION 1946 OLYMPIAD William Winlock Miller High Sch 1 Olympia, Washingt I . r- xo, 1 F S s ,-.V 1 I - 'x 'I 2 1 --,, -I - .1 ..- I 'V I A , f i I . ' A A . .f, X f I 7' t - . w 'A I ' A ' I I 5 J I - 1 ' -e.. Q ,S 1 . ' U, P A If , A V Pf f 5 - nf I 7, j .1 , ,A 4 1 PQ! 7 Lf A f , f I , l V ! 'A I ' 2 . A ,Xa-K Ng . 1' X . ts J P xx fix' ' 1' Z ' Y' s ' A. 'i Q bf A1 X ,V 54 - J X N J' ,W 'S 0 za l'ric'ml gT2lCiOllS in 1llldCl'Sl2ll1ll- ing :md untiring in her efforts to make Olympia high school ll fins place for cx'c1'ym1c-to Miss Elizabeth Clmckcrtt. liuglish teacher and dc-am ol. girls-thc I9-113 Olympizlcl is clnrcli' fzltcd. -Y I xi J WwMWl all-XJ WD ' W, K W . fy W 'WyM J fnyjmfw s fwf My I L I f' ff Mf MQ? Wi w I I .lr , 5 J f f A f ff. , IQ. A . x .f iqr ,- 1 fl I , 1' Y' ,1 ' '. ,' . M f f 'ff f' 1 , 1 I ,V If ! r,ff lr 'fl f ff X vf 1 fl ! V f' 1' I If If 'W 1 ,fj 5,1 uf! v fQMf SC' af . R W A V V W N px ji m 'f Nifty :R ft :Uh M, nf WM A ' L f I - f rp . U 1 of Qi, AV 4 If I If - !! VI! 'Ny 1,9 ly ff , ,- ffiff 'lu I , L Af, Mfiy 7 Q , F ,L 1 I P Lf .J Il I 4 'N f ,V K f J A11 ' ,J M' 1 ,f wi pw r kg! A I N 1 E, i s K P t E d,.Q.,NbJU1?X-. WON- W. jgtgjgtm mf aflf' WMM -6.504-ffffrw' JQWQ.-6 fgflwn . '44 ' HW! 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Included in these are the tiger head on the title pageg two full-color postersg the six photos on the page titled A Circus Is Fun g the three pictures opposite the second color posterg the hippopotamus tailpiece to the book, and two smaller photos on the Olympiad page. 5? vffw A CIRCUS-3 IS FUN PIP- E I' bfi? fi rf, f z S 1195 OP TH E w 'R Lu C L SOP: 132, ww' ff-Qs'-fe M PANTAQY 2 as if Cu T5 CL OWN eff' 'WDE5 L.B-I 'A 4 Z '7 A ,J-, n.m.J .MJ 'rum f . ,TY Q6 fl 0 Qf-M Q W 1 Q QQK OW 41 Jun' MNH l li 'diy' im 3, S 51.5 Ei . 1. -ii, ,, N- EERE SENTHNQGE we MQ-5 ana I-L5 I-Iamgoafome enclwmen angmasfef affefs and is Iiafless amalsj of mm X, aizieb ez-Pac man Wmmes ang Has Emous ews Hwnds V W me ef '46 'Xinaties Q rmsjcron ilvj mgman C1465 and is UPQWE 'X 'W Greaiesf w 'I f ,Meinl Q?fff' kf29p F X f 739257 .--Nh' .f '- Y M77 W fyfzili H Y if E -2 'xl j. ,f, ,,,:',Z'fa ff fgwf' ' 1 ' 'x.'.ff.,,,. , PFQXX. Al' f,,,,f , ,gg-f I, ,, f e Q 41--vw, yr--9, - ' ff .' ffm ' -. 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A f 'D-X-fl. - 'f+a'Q3MgQ.fa?2P?f .wwf nf'f'W4uwg,4ffG46 'ffw24y--f ' X- ,I . -,I 0- ' '-, '1y,'.' .-'w,,:I','.,y..q.w,x ' ! 1 :9 iff' , f f!lf7'g59 ','1:1f'n'N3 ?'.'-5Xk5NWQf ,jywf 7,4 .4154 'l JN Q:,Kx. ,QI-.Qmj Jn f.x W, 1 lp, ! , lr.. Uv QNQNX-xffsw. ' ' L - I' X 'NU' w , mkxkwv X -fi . NN xxx X 1-'I ka N:-V,-f 9500 +000 00 0 0 QG,OO 30 QC? QQ i O00 ...rf Qi i e if Governing the Stll- dent senate represent- ing IOG3 pupils. Leon- ard Malloy, A. S. B. president, was aided by Bob Dawley, vice president and senate cliziirnlan: Putt Mcd- bury, secretziry, and Leighton Mobley. treas- urer. l.zn'ry Grant, yell leader, led the cheering. Above, left to right: Mobley, Malloy, Meclbury, Dziwley. Grant. rincipztls olv scli'-govt-r11111t'l1t strc pmt'tit'ccl hy Olytnpizt high Lyon. Xo1'moylt', Flztgstc-sul, xvillkifllllilll. Rzltliil. fXllzn'cl. Burl studcnts llllllllgll homeroom rt-pre-st-11tzltiws c'mn1n'ising row: Vztllcy, xvillgllllk Dzlwlcy. l'illllt'l'I,0ll. Hznnilton, Cirzmt thc SCIIZIIU. and tllfflllgll .-X.S.l5. fonnnittccs. 'l'ht' two st-nzttc lfouts. Long. Cllillknd. groups are shown top t'ct1tcr on thcst' two pages. l.t'l't is FIRST Right ccntcl' is SICCIOND SlCNllLS'l'liR SliN.X'l'li. l.t'l't tt SlfM1'fS'l'liR SlfN.'X'l'lC. Loft to right: Frotlt 1'uw-lljvllxl, right: Front ITJXN'-SI1.'X'L'llS. KKJl'lll1lt'SSlxl', Mt-tllmry, Cuih-5 Mcdhtlry, Millt-r, Bunn, Stcwns, Nlcycw. HOXVCII. Pllrkt-tt, fICl'IHl0ll. O1'IJc't'k. Hoff:-r, Mt-yer. Stuhhs. limvcn. Agtu-w HoH'c1', Batik, CIZIIISCII. Rytlmzm. St-coml row: NIc'Clt1skt'l'. St'c'ol1cinm': Bfidglllllll.l':kX'2lll,KiIlk1lill. KOIIIOIIUII,XVCSIIIIZIII lhzacy. Ray, Risvoltl, llcrmlml, fsllflhlw, 'lltylolg lohnson, Du-, Kcllv. Brown. xIt't1ll5kl'l'. Grzmt. Sta-r11z1g't'l. 'l'hirtl row' Stmtl Rctlclingtml. Sumllwrg. 'I'hh'cl row: .Xlx't'1ssol1.- Fl't'it:ts. l,t't'. hcrg. Ilya: l llllc'1'ton. R2ly.c1l2lllSt'll. Dzlwlvy. xvillgllltk lillfklvy Huck row: Lyon, Flllll. Xvillklfllllllll, Phillips, liohlc, Horton. Icy, Stzinding: Miss Louisv 1NIoiilgo1m'ry. 2lllYiSK'l4. s1llllldk'l'5 .PX.S.H. C0l1lIllilICC'S znx- shown in other 1JiCllll'CS. Running Miss Mzlric Hclnlcr, adviser, PL'l'illgCl'. Marlin. XVlCl.l A-XRIC l'0llllICI'Cl0CkYViSL' frmn top left on left pagc to top right on Kornnicsscr, I-Iornc, Gregor. POINT: Front mw-O'lh'icn right page. with iclcntiliicznimis froni lcil to right: Driver. Buck row: Peterson, Pitlniun, Rcmlvr. l.illzn'd. Miss .XSSliMBl,Y: Front l'OWV-ilillggllft. Myers, Fullerton, Gunn Risvold. Buck row-Iohnston. XVadc, Fricncl, iXICBIlll'Cl1iC HfliiiL'l'. Huugcn. Imwiis. Cililiflllllll, Miss Alice: Hugcn, adviser FIN.-XNCIC: Rvdniun. XV. Manu-rs, adviser, Rav, Moblcv Hi:-lm. SOCIXI.: SL-11lcd--YVooclwzlul. l'ici'c'0. flizlirinznl, Dani' Mary IXIzn'gzn'ct Anderson. advisor. C.-XSHIIQRS: Howc, Sul lon, Llovd. Glu-nt. hcud, I.llIldlll2ll'k. USHICRS: lfmnx row- Arkcll. iionginirc, fliliiilllilll, ISL-cll'or1l. Nlznrtin. Hoyt. Bain: XVIICCICIL Buck row: Mclllcllzlml. li2ll'YL'y. Srhlonniznnn. Nh Gzlugliy. Howe. Briggs. Rloclicr. ith a new building program in the olf- ing, Leland P. Brown, superintendent of Olympia schools, has plenty to think about these days. Of course, being head man of a city's school system is a big job any time. Olympia high students appreciate his part in the educational oppor- tunities afforded them. T331 YY . . t takes work to get an education is the motto above the stage in the auditorium of Olympia high school, but the teachers know that it takes even more work to give an education. Instructors on the other page, reading across, left to right, by rows: Top: KATHERINE C. ALLARD: Secretary. Second row: L. YV. ANDERSON: Science: senior class adviser. Boys club adviser. MARY MARGARET ANDERSON: Mathematics head: A.S.B. point committee adviser. LESLIE H. ARMSTRONG: Instrumental and vocal music. FRANCES BROCK: Cafeteria head. Third row: R. P. BURKE: Science: Boys club adviser. AGNES BUSHNELL: Commercial head: Secre- tarial Science club adviser, freshman class adviser. CLIFFORD CANNON: Social science: junior class adviser, Boys club adviser. G. PHILLIPS CHAPPLE: Industrial arts. lways trying to do the right thing by the stu- dents over whom he offi- ciates as principal, I'Villard I. Matters is kept in a whirl of duties that aren't always of the pleasant variety. But be keeps smiling and plug- ging away, presenting a worthy example for his stu- dents to follow. REBS PHILIP K, ERICKSON: journalism, advertising, English: Publications, Quill and Scroll adviser. Boys club adviser. Fourili row: LILY G. EVERTON: English head: XVhatnot adviser, Girls auxiliary adviser. CLAYTON FARRINGTON: Social science: sophomore class adviser, Boys club adviser. JOHN FULLER: Industrial arts: stage crew adviser. HENRY E. GAINES: Science head: freshman class adviser. Fifth row: ROBERTA GILES: Assistant secretary. .IAMES GILMORE: Art: XVhatnot art adviser. MARKIORIE GROSS: Social science, study hall. ALICE HAGEN: Foreign language head: Foreign Language council adviser, Latin club adviser, A.S.B. assembly committee adviser. MARIE HELMER: French. social science: French club adviser, A.S.H. social connnittee adviser. Boliom row: VELMA HILL: Home economics: debate. ELIZABETH HUFF: English: junior class adviser. SCHOOL BoARD: Members of the Olympia school board, reading lefi to righl: 1-1. D. Graves, president, H. L. Wort man, secretary, H. C. Bolencler, Dr. T. Reed lnglzrzm, Darrel IV. jones and Oliver R. Ingersoll. srx big task-keeping hun- dreds of girls in harmony. Elizabeth Crockett supervises Girls club activities, advises her feminine charges in both p e r s o n al and educational problems. Being dean of girls is no picnic, but she likes it. lthough class instruction still is considered the most important part of the high school student's schedule, much of modern education comes through the social intercourse and cooperative effort afforded through participation in extracurricular activities. many of which are interwoven with curricular pro- grams. Teachers often labor long hours after regular instruction time to help students in these activities. Such undertakings as athletics, dramatics, journalism, debate, associated student body activities, public ad- dress system, motion picture operation, stage work, dances, mothers teas and Dads night involve careful and detailed supervision on the part of the faculty advisers. Instructors on the other page, reading across, left to right, by rows: Top: HELENA M. JENKINS: English, drama, broad- casting: Mask and Dagger adviser. Second row: K MARTHA B. JONES: Home economics. IVILBUR KELLER: Physics, mathematics: photo- graphy adviser, Boys club adviser. ADOLPH LARSON: Industrial arts: golf and tennis coach, assistant football and basketball coach. RALPH LINDSAY: Commercial: Certified Pros- pective Accountants adviser, assistant football coach. Third row: CLYDE MCCOY: Mathematics, study hall: Knights of the Oyster adviser, Boys club adviser. HUGH J,.MACDONALD: Study hall: Boys club adviser. ocational guidance is his hobby-to help students train themselves for definite niches in life. James H. Bohle, vice principal, advises for the Boys club, counsels boys in their problems, and helps Mr. Matters in general supervision of the school. M. W. McLEOD: Industrial arts head: T-Square adviser, Boys club adviser. SALLY MARION: Spanish, Spanish club adviser, Girls club social adviser. ELIZABETH MILLER: Typing, study hall. Fourth row: MARTIN S. MILLER: Social science head: track coach, Boys club adviser. MARIE MOLLESTAD: Home economics head. LOUISE MONTGOMERY: Library: A.S.B. social committee adviser. MARGARET MORAN: English, public speak- ing: sophomore class adviser. Fifth row: DEXVEY I. NOBLITT: Mathematics: Boys club adviser. ALMA OLSON: English: senior class adviser, Correspondence club adviser. VIVIAN PEELING: English, Latin: Xvhatnot ad- viser, Honor society adviser. MARY ROBERTSON: Commercial. M, YV. ROCKEY: Social science, physical educa- tion: football, baseball and basketball coach. Bottom row: KI. VV. SHOLLENBERGER: Commercialg public address system adviser, Boys club adviser. MARY TOP: Physical education, study hallg Girls Athletic association adviser. ADA IVOODIN: English, mathematics, social science, study hall. ii? ' J A , ' ., ' ' F-I' .1 -.S , lt . ,- M 'W i . ,gif . ff Greatest Show On liartlz 5 Q 5 ' A WN, Y ami Sz S Va ledirloriarz Rotary Medal Salutatorian HEA DZINERS l Mos! Valued o the eight students pictured on this page, Olympia high school says 'Ilongratulationsl for the excellent records they have achieved lor themselves and for their school .... f Xttaining a 97.5 record lor his lour years in O.H.S., HOXVARD GAINES ftop leltj led his class as valedictorian. I-le was active in Mask and Dagger. 'l'-Square. and was projection crew head . . . Second highest '46 scholastic standing went to BARBARA YOUNG Qcenterj. honored as salutatorian. Barbara was in the Honor society. was Olympiad assistant business manager . . . M.-XRILYN JO DOXVNS was voted O.H.S.'s most valued student, project sponsored by The Olympus. Wlithout her eflorts as Olympiad editor and eoeditor the past two years there would have been no yearbook. She was indispensable to Girls club, perlornied many services unsellishly . . . Lower lelt: JIM HORNE receives the Rotary medal from Supreme Court -Iustiee John S. Robinson ol Olympia Rotary club, sponsors. Alini was rewarded lor inspirational conduct toward football teama mates. uclgc-cl Olyinpiza higlrs most inspirzltionzil bzlskctlmll player, Glli HORTUN fflglllb is C0llgI'2lllll2llCLl by Gordon Slomzisli, lormcr prcsidcnt ol' Y's lXlCIllS club, clrmors ul ilu' lropliy nzunccl alter thc club. Gil: was spznrkplug, liigli srorcr ol' Bear cage squad . . . For out- mllllllllllg St'llOl2ll'Slllll, sc'1'ric'c and integrity us zu junior girl. MARILYN SM.-XR'l' Qbclow lcllj won .-Xim-riczm iXssm'izition ol' Univcrsity XVOIIICII ziwznrcl for I946. Hur nznnc will luv znlclcd to ton ulrvucly on thc silvcr tczi pot. Sha- was song cluclu-ss. Girls llllXlll1ll'y 1'cp1'csclm1tiw. 'l'ri-Y ll'l'2lslll'c'l'. piano ucroriipziiiist . . . l.ll,l.lAN BRIGGS Qlrclow i'l'IllCl'b rcfcivccl P.lC.O. prize ol' S50 lor :ability to mzlimziin goocl scliolznstic and citifcnsliip record while burning substzmtizil income by working zlltcr school lmuis. Lillian was scc'rctary ol' Ccmrrcsponclcm'c club. lu-acl ol' girl uslicrs . . , Girls .Xtlilctic association members clmsc P.-X'l l'Y I .-XHICR flower Ylglllb as most outstand- ing scnior IllCllllJt'l'. Slu- gots 21 pin bearing Ilic worcl ul,l'2lL'5l1lllll2l.H .-Xwzirml is bus:-cl on service :mil participa- lloll. fl,-IUIV llyllllltul' GA A gg . , 4-5 .. X I 1-rf5,.S.ff 1 ,. ' T, f K W:....,,:w 33' -- 5 1 .- K , Sf ,ii i ii l l Q J , W5 l .s Men .v. I'ropl1y E PEU .4 wa rd :ide t ttikvs lmtitis. hzittl wotlx gmtl l'lllll'2l1Lll'l' to lmvcuitlt- at mvm pix-sitlvitt. Not in tht- pirtttit- :irc l.m't-Itzi l5t':im'is. Phyllt lJl'll ol tl1twclmol's Stlltllilsllt llemm' wcicty. slmwtt rm this Nlullvti. llc-lcit lltirlxitt. ixlllflllll Nlztxhi. pxigv. Rc-:tiling lclt to tight. tilt-iiilwtx 1llkL'I lizlclx tcm 'ff' -l'im lnwvi' Ibltlllll' on tht- utltvt' pugt' is that ul Nlgisk atm Smith. llowzntl Ciziim-s. pix-simlvitt. llolm llaiwlvy. 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K gg . , si Sw A .1 R 1 xr , Y K Q O MS Alf rr!! hrljtgtas I 5, MM, ' ffm' .- gfgemj , sl 4?f . 75 , A ik F Q W 1 Q if X s l Bill! DFFILI o you like your lilllli Olympiad? You can thank the hard-working stall, wht spent many a long hour battling problems in a year when shortages ol' paper cover materials and skilled help made the always dil'licult job ol' annual produc tion an almost impossible one. l he lour chlel members ol the editorial stall'-Marilyn .Io Downs and lluditl liohm. coeditors, Marian Maxin, assistant editor and ad manager, and Loretta Francis, assistant editor-put in long hours all year to produce a worthy yearbook Bette Eads, with Barbara Young as assistant, kept the books balanced: Marial Nlaxin, assisted by Marion Martin, l,oretta Francis, and Beverly Simon, sold 1 record-breaking 30 pages ol' ads. Herb Brame contributed the clever drawing 'AO.H.S. Sideshow, on pages 8 and 9. 'l'he world-famous Ringling Bros. and Barnum te Bailey Circus donated tht photographs and posters ol' the Big Show clan at work and play which add st much local color to the book. Jeanne Henson, .loan Fassett, Gust Angelos ant Merrilyn Baine handled the all-important job of copy-writing. Others wht served on the stall' are: Audrey Berger, Frank Brech, jackie Douglas, Richart Emmick, lithel Gallucci, Elizabeth Haley. Barbara Holland, Marilyn Hollander Barbara Howe, Marjorie jackson, Vern McNeely, Mae Murray, Ellen Neeley Donna Newcomer, Frank Normoyle, Don Phillips, Barbara Schroeder, lilinor Spillman, Audrey Strandness, Mary Kay XValker. Philip K. Erickson was adviser Stall' photographer was Merle Junk: printer, Quick Print, Olympia: engrayers .Xrtcralt Engraving and Electrotype company, Seattle. Covers were made in St l.ouis by Becktold company. and the book was bound at XVard's Bindery, Seattle Senior pictures were taken by Morley Studios. O1.Yx1i'l,x1m S'rAF1-' Hlcfxlmsz Lfffl, reurliltg flown jmge-Murilylz .lo Ilozvns anfl lluflillf Dolzm, rof1liIor.s': Mnrizm Mnxin and l,orellu I rnm'is, rtsxisl- 1111! f'flilor.x,' Belle zllnrirf l'fr11l.s', llllSll1l?SS Illflllllgkli .... Below is rmllllrll .Ylllfylv in nclion in fUIll'llIlll.SIl1 room fl. fJLYMl'l.-XID S'1'AI-'lf: Above is Ille 1040 Olympiad staff. Lefl Io riglzl: lfirsl row'- Mae Murray, Donna Newromer, ,V-1 ndrey Slrandness, Elinor Spillnzan, Norma llliller, Iilizabetlz Haley. Barlzara Sclzroeder, Iillen Neeley, Marjorie jafkson. jackie Douglas, Andrey Berger. Seeond-Marion Marlin, Marian Maxin. Iithel Gallm'f'i, Loretta I 1'm11'i5,, Beverly Simon, hluditlz Dolnn, .lo Uozuns, Mary Kay IVallcer, Belle liads. Third-I ritzi Buselzing, Sunny Agnew, Barbara Young, Frank Iirerll, Riehard Iimznirlc, Vern MrNeeIy, Frank Normoyle, Don Phillips. Bark-Ba2'l1ara Howe, Barllara Holland, Marilyn Hollander . . . Below are eopy-writers, left lo right: Gus! Angelos, Merrilyn Raine, joan 1 a.s'seH, -leanne Henson. H' A ffgwta ublishing a school paper requires a great deal of effort and time- nlaking the assignments, gathering the news, writ- ing the stories, reading p r o o f s , planning the dunnnies and following through on the makeup work in the print shop. This is to say nothing of the preliminary in- struction necessary be- fore students can even begin their journalistic labors. The advertising staff must plan and lay out ads, take them to the merchants to sell, draw up copy, readf proofs, and make up the ad sections of the paper. To Helen Durbin, circulation manager, fell the lot of distribution of the paper. Exchanges to other schools were mailed out faithfully by -Ioan McCaslin, exchange editor, and her assistants, Gloria Haxton and Pat Powe. These girls also checked in hundreds of papers from other schools. The inexperienced Olympus staff put out nine editions of the paper during the school year under editorship of Bob Austin, Evelyn Bean and Merrilyn Raine, and with the guidance of Phil K. Erickson. adviser. Other members of the editorial staff were: -Ioan Fassett, assistant editor, military editor, and assistant librarian: Ida Jenkins, morgue director and librarian: Bill Mcllusker, feature editor: .leanne Henson, news editor and assistant feature editor. and Gust Angelos, sports editor. Reporters were: Don Eads, Dick Fuller, Evelyn Layton, Ida jenkins, qloyce McI.eod, Marilyn Muller, Maribeth Muller, Ann Bowler, Dave Dillon, Dave Hardy, Dan Iyall and Russell Milleson. G1'1f1zlesI 51111111 f1II 1':Ill'11l f1111111e.' 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Left to right: Uplbffr-llick l 11111fr, first s1f111este1' 1111 111111111g1'r, 111111 Phyllis M11111f11, se1'o1111 SKIIl6S16l' 1111 111111111g1f1'. l.111u1f1'-R11t11 B111'ker, 11ss11ci11t1' 1lI1S1lIf?.S.S' 7IIlIlI1lg6l', Betty B1'ow11, 1111si11ess 1111111- 11g1'r, 111111 H1'11'11 lJIIl'1I1II, 1'ir1'11111ti1111 111111111g1ar. he Olympus advertising stall broke all records secoud semester lor ad sales per single issue. Dick Fuller, first semester, and Phyllis Mullen. second, were ad managers. Betty Glark was assistant second term .... Solicitors: Nadine jackson, Margaret Allred, Fred XVuest, lNlar-iorie Carlson, listelle Gonine. iloyce Drake. Keith lisborg, Vera Goodpasture, Margie Good- rick, Marlon Hagemeister. -Ieanne Hayes, Ruth Irby, Evelyn losephson. Louise Knutsen. leanne MeNeely, Beverly layson. livelyn Bean, Dorothy Dils, Dorothy Eastman, Dorothy Easton. Richard Emmiclc, Miles linlow, Frances lirielcson, Beverly Frank, llieodore Graves, -Ierry xlohnston, I-'ay Miller, Audrey Mullen, Donald Phillips. Qloe XVingate, Aletha Guyer, Virginia Brown, Bill Alacobs .... Betty Brown was business manager. Ruth Barker associate business manager, Maxine Cole assistant business manager. lfvelyn Bean and Elinor Spillman were journalism secretaries, and Beverly Simon assistant. A11111itio11s l'V1111t1111t staff is s11111u11 1111111113 p1111111i11g 11111g11 zine. Left to right: Al01l7I.Y10I1, M1111111. IJ11l1111. 1'f111'rt1111 Pffftilllg, ql111'o11s1111. Mi11es1111, Gayot, f1t'l'f'll1lHII1, Gi1111or1'. fter a year's absence, the Whatnot-a collection ol' outstanding art, poetry and prose by Olympia high school students-made its lllrlti appearance in May. General theme ol' the publication. which was in four main parts, was The X'Vorld to Come. The atomic age was one division. lludith Dohm was editor. Her assistants in the editorial group which examined and selected written material were Russell Milleson. 'lilielma .Iacobson and Audrey hlohnston. Literary advisers were Miss l.1ly C-. lzverton. Miss Vivian Peeling and Miss Margaret Moran. On the committee which designated the art work to be used were Beverly Herron. chairman. Beverly Guyot and Gene Greenland. .lames Gilmore was art adviser. cll.YNlPl'S S'rAlfF: PlAC'1l1l'6l1 111f1111u lefl is 1111 1111-tile-spot shot of The f,1yIlllbII.X' 1211111111111 staff 111 111'ti1111 ill 11111111 9. At the right is Il pi1't111'e of the fUIH'II1111SIIl 111111111161 1111111 i11 11114 s1'l111o1 I'11ff?1Hl'1II 111 O1'to111er. Both f,13'IlIiIIlS 111111 O1y111pi1111 1111'111111frs 11tt1f11r1f11. Slmzuzl Illllllll' is Iliff lfrirlzw nigh! ms! of Ihr IVNIOR-SIQNIUR l,1.AY. limi Fool l orzurn'Il, tUil1'f'II ,YUT'f'IIIllI'l' 311 111111 lJf'r'r'111l11'r I. Lrffl lo rfglll: Olson, lfiszwlrl. s w 7, J Alzlllffr, fI11il1r'.s', lvI'IIg'!'l', lfrzfzzfr, ll'1Illf', fiflllll, Dillon. Hrdwall, Iioswzfll, Smillz. 1ff'f!'l'l'. 1VI1'C11xkffi', Curr, lfIlHI.Yf'Y. l'lf'lozu is Ulf' I'Illllf?ll7'Ill .Yf'l'IIl' fmnz flu' ann CHR1s'm1As PLM, ll'l1y The Clzinwx lfzuzgf' Lfff lo righl: Yellfg Szozdwirlc. limzvffr, ll'illian1.srn1, M11lll1f'zv.s'. liarlwr, Gzlirms, Ilrn'ri.s', Millwr. I,l'lI'l'.S'f Il, 'I'nylm', lXV!'II1l,S'l0lI, lffllllil. l1'l'llSCS :irc notctl lor histrionics. :incl the ont' in Olynlpizi high school had .ln cxfcllcllt set ol' 2ll'I0l'S, which llllllfl' tht' tlirt-c'tion ol Miss Hi'll'I12l M. -It-nkins, supplitwl tht' clrznnzz lilll' thc school yt-Ln' in tlnvc plays. First ol thc' lmroclnctions to hc given was Best Foot l orwzn'cl, hillllltll'-hl'l1lfJl' play. nhout 11 glziniorous niovic aunt-ss' pi'cscm'c at za boys' prvp school prom and thc confusion Slll'l'0l1lllllllg it. 'llllCl't' wsu' two scts ol' players lor thc' two nights' procluftion. ln thc mst wars-: Roh Yczigcr, Lynn Rznnscy, .-Xllzin Fullcrton, lim Smith. Hill Nlrfltlskcr, Howard Gaines, Bonnie Ann Clzn'1', llvlt-n Clause-n. Kziy Kyle, Marilyn Mnllcr, Bcvcrly Gnnstonc, Corky Roper, Dorothy XVinclcll, Putty Boswell. Mzulgv Hrmvli, qlcun Rctlcix lim Eaton. l.2ll'l'Y Grznlt, Bob Olson, lJOll2liCllllllC Ht-tlwzill. Norlnu lt-an Sinlilzi, David Dillon, Dt-nny Risvoltl :incl vll'g'l'l1t' XYQHIQ. IXlzn'ilyn SlIl2l1'l and Nlziry Kziy xV2lllil'l' wt-rc gens f E I M3 ual Q 4 eral chairmen: Chrystel Kent, and Marilyn Hol- lander were prompters. Committee heads and advisers were: Stage technicians: l.eon Duval, XV. Fuller. Stage de- sign: Barbara Bowler. Alames Cilmore. Stage prop- erties: Dixie Haugen and Bonnie Butler. Mrs. Marjorie Cross, Personal properties: Betty Stevens ,, and Mary Dougherty, Miss Sally Marion. Costumes: NHSS Jenkins .Xutlrey -lohnston and Betty Clark, Miss Marie Mollestad. Tickets: Virginia Rydman and Donna XVilliams, Clillord Cannon. Publicity: Rosalie l.illard and livelyn Bean, l.. XV. fknderson. Make- up: Betty Switfenberg, Miss Margaret Moran and Miss Louise Mont' gomery. Ushers: Coleen Trevis and Maribeth lXluller. Miss Elizabeth Hull. Programs: Bette liads, Miss .Xlma Olson. Phil Raboin. state organist, provided music. As Mask and Dagger. honrary dramatics society, did not give its usual play composed entirely ol members, most ol' the leading roles in the annual Christmas drama XVhy The Chimes Rang, were taken by members ol' the organization, Mystery was the keynote ol the all- high play, The Black Flamingo. produced lor the third time at Olympia high. Taking part in the two casts were: Virgene XVade, Norma xlean Simila, Don l.ee, Duke Matthews. Bonnie Ann Carr. Corky Roper. Howard Gaines, David Dillon, Beverly Gunstone, .lean Reder. Alim liaton, l.ois lNlanley, Stan lilberson, Mark Fullerton, Bob Chenier and Nick Hase. Main revolutionists were Donajeanne Hed- wall. Shirley XVilliamson, Fred Petersen and l.ynn Ramsey. Mary Kay XValker and Phyllis DeRousie were general chairmen: julie O'Brien and Marilyn Hollander were prompters. Committee heads were: Stage properties: Mary Dougherty, Betty Stevens. Per- sonal properties: Dixie Haugen. Costume properties: Betty Clark, Barbara Holland. Costumes ol peasant scenes: Shirley XVilliamson. Bonnie Butler. Boys' costumes: Audrey llohnston, Barbara Robinson. Makeup: Virgene Ryan. l.ou Ann Fitzmorris. Ushers: -Io Downs, Marian Foster. Publicity: Evelyn Bean, Rosalie l.illard. Tickets: l.ois .lean Kyllonen, Bill Alacobs. Programs: Audrey Noblitt, Marian Foster. Program design: art class. Stage design: Barbara Bowler. High School lleatllinesfl a radio broadcast with original scripts by the broadcasting class, was presented over KGY every Thursday. And No One Asked, a I0 minute skit the underlying theme ol' which was racial tolerance. was to have been presented by seniors lrom broad- casting at commencement. Scheduled to perlorm were: David Dillon, Stan lilberson, Virgene XX'ade, Norma -lean Simila and Betty Stevens. This page. lop down: BkoAnczAs'riNc: C1.Ass ..... Scene from XVuv Turi CHIMI-QS RANc:. Left lo right: Brown, Dillon, Simila, lI'11de. . . . Cas! of Tutti B1.Ac:k Ft.AM1Ntso, given May Ill and Il. . . . Below: Saturday night cast of Best Foot 1 orw11rd. Lefl to right: Kyle, fWl'C1lSkl'l', Risrfolzl, Brown, Il 1zde, Gmnl, Olson, Smith, Simila, Dillon, Gaines, liaton, Clzuzsffn, l uIIerlon, ll'in1!cII, Yeugzfr, fiI1II.Yf0II1'. age tn ' .If 453.942, Ninn. 5 ng 1 school, .1clx.1t1cp-tlglcc, hoys glcc, junior glvc and niixccl chorus took part in thc- Mr. Armstrong Clhristntzts concert. Holiday Hzu'tnonics. Highlight ol' thc- ntusicztl yt-ztr. thc: trztcli- tionztl l'Sc'r:tpl1ic' Song was sung, with zthout 35 uluntni lilklllg part. lor thc tcnth ctoiiscctttirc yczlr. .XvoncllcMartinwas soloist. For thc' fiuztlc ol' thc' spring t'onc't-rt. Musi ck Mztrcllcs On, usicf .X litscittattitlg. imlispcttsztlmlc' part ol' zany hig' show. lt begins :incl cncls thc lX'l'l'0l'I1lZilll'l'. as wcrll its providing' zt plt-using nccioinpztniincnt to thc mzuiy uctivitics in thc rings 'l'o begin thc: ntusicztl scztson :tt Olympia itll vocal groups-ztclvztnrccl glue, tnixctl fhorus, boys cnsctnhlc girls C'llSCllllJll'-l00li part in 'l'hc Kingdom ol' l'cz1c'c'. which was pcrlorntctl lor thc- first tiinc :tt O.H.S. .Xvoncllc Nlztrtin two ycztrs vocal nizutugcr, prcscntccl l 5 clircctor, with at it-wt-lull lilks club pin zu tht- concx-rt. .cslic H. Arntstronf Voc-:tl ffroups won high honor l' Ol U . 1 s or yntpizt :tt thc ntccts they ztttcndcml. Superior ratings wt-rt' won hy hoth boys :incl girls cnscinhlcs :tt thc Southwcst XN'ztshington mcct lor solr: and cnscnthlc- cotnpctition at Clztstlc Rock. .-Xtlvztttcccl glcc rcs cvirccl supcrior and ntixt-cl chorus cxrcllcnt ut thc music' tnccl in l.onw '- ' ' ' ' ' hxiux. Solotsts .intl cnscnlhlcs getting supcriors wcrt to ltztrt- zntcnclccl thc regional int-ct in Scztttlcr it1 Many. 5 on a .KH groups wcu' kcpl busy IJL'l'l'0l'lIlillg fm' xuric mrnullmliu :II school amd civic' clubs Illl'0llghOlll tha Xl nr. Nlixvcl c'hrn'us sung twice- 0Xl'l' KGY on Hi, mul lln-:uIlim's. YOU.-Xl. Gum rx: .-llmwr' nn' 0.ll..S. 1 or'ul1.x'l.s, wwf! ing j2ir'lr11-as lrffl In riglfl: full: Vl2Il fQfl'I.S FII XI'llll1l!', lvl! In rfglzlf Slllllff, Mz'1H111rx'. llvzzrlw' 1 , . ,., mn. llulzlvs, S. ll'1'llian1.s. 1gUIl'I'H. Marlin, IJ. I! :E li11m.s, 1i11,w'!1i11g,' lmys q1m1'lf'l.' 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Above, center, is an action shot ol' the stage crew. D busy all year with varied backstage tasks. l.el't to right: David Sundberg, l,eon Duval, head, Richard Soper, Stanley Muir. .Iohn Fuller is their adviser. Shown below are some ol' the service organiza- tions ol' Olympia high. Bottom lelt: Language council. Left to right-Eugenia Puckett. French: Miss Sally Marion, Spanish instructor: Bob Kotick. Spanish: Miss Alice Hagen, l.atin instructor and council adviser: David Rouse, Latin: Miss Marie Hehner, French instructor . . . Bottom right: Cor' respondence club. Rosalie I.illard was president: Marjorie Goodrick, vice president: Rachel Haskell. secretary: Pat Meyer, United States correspondence DUB fii'e1llf'.s'l Slum' On lfflfffl I' -Iwi l DUTY secretary: Lillian Briggs, loreign correspondence secretary: Miss .-Xlnia Olson, adviser. Pictured top right is the projection crew, who worked with their adviser, R. l', Burke, and their student director. Howard Gaines. to give the school better lilin service. Front row: Stoker, XVebster. Unis, Kensington, Sweat, Underwood, Gunstone, Salter. Second row: Lindsay, Moore, Markham, Ratlill, Flagstead, Culbertson, Regan, Muir, Duval, Gaines. Back row: Olson, Zink, Snrith, Dunn, Bryn- ing. 'l'uell, DeHart, Brown. Other organizations pictured below on this page are identified in cul- lines on either side. Pictured below are some ol' the clubs which rendered service to Olympia high. Bottom lelt: Public Address crew. l.el't to right: lront row- Craig. Ayer, C. Veek, NV. Veek, llrlocker, l.. Veek, Gross, Noah. Back row-XVebster, li. XVestl'all, lis- borg, Ray, chiel, D. XVestl'all. Miller, Degler, Massey . . . Bottom right: 'l'-Square. I.el't to right: lront row -Butcher, Spillnran, Robbins, Taylor, lhonipson, Lincoln, Hitchcock. Second row- l.ohrengel. Briggs, Marty, Cleek, Erskine, Robinson. Back row -Lyon. Smith, Martin. Morris president. Bunce. M, XV. Mcl,eod is adviser. lireaiest Show flll linrllz fww' MQ' Q 5 wr! --mr V' X f' WL.,, .71 7 GCE g I ' X is 'A 18 ' ' L ' 4 :B 3 . fi -.1 X +L QD x nd' ,ff f ,g . nw f - .mx f- WN M - ATR M .M I V ' wwkw K NM.. N GL .5 -gMlQ::.x' ' A , if wifi is ,.......v 9 . WSW? ,. , L . ,xdwv JL., QW., A 2. ,hmmm ,f XSS QQ? Graf Q' K, 'z xmv .. .4 sur ' 1' . Q5-X: 5 E V Q if NFS, A . . 1 xv Am ff ,,,...-,-- x. me kdm 1 is bug 1 wr A' flwwkiixfis f ix 'fl N3 , ' ' x .' 5 K Q Pi, 'in 'N 1 Q. NJ L 5. Mk 5 Q FS E M Mr X w is A X r it Sy 'S- . X . ' if ,Q YS .X R fp ,Sl is M Q Y av I M -Q N fw W 0 -Ni ,Q 7w K NX XY-XYSN 'N W? ow . .3 mf, f, f 'z 5 if I' my N A 1. W A Q .7 ff W' My ,,:, K. sw gf X, gi, 5 'M if 1- i ?'- K X. A is Q Ne x X A, sg Q -ff mx N vw M fx S S, Y is X , ,...,.,.. . i b sf K X Q9 Q H X MQ S Q. 'K 1 sw X X 5 xx Q x 1 , -' . Q .9 W 5 Q .. we KJ w Q X C' K 5 Q bf Mr. Rockey Mr. Larson Mr. Lindsay ATI-IZETES' he 1945-46 sports program was the most extensive since before the war. Shortages in athletic equipment were still bad but not as acute as last year. For the first time since the pre-war years normal schedules were car- ried out in all major and minor sports. lnterest in athletics was high, with more boys turning out lor sports this year than last. This was especially noticeable in the underclassmen. Taken as a whole the Bruin's season was a success and a credit to the coaches, players. administration, and students who backed the teams with their loyal support. Although a bit green at the start, the men ol' the gridiron brought back to lVilliam XVin- lock Miller a share ol' the championship which last year's squad relinquished to Kelso and Hoquiam. Sharing the cup with Longview, the Bears suffered but one defeat and that to a nonconlerence club, Bellingham. The Olympia gridders won four and tied two of their six conference games. Basketball saw a team which was virtually inexperienced at the start ol' conference play win eight out of twelve cage encounters and split into a triangular second place tie with Aberdeen and Raymond. The formation ol' a new league ushered baseball into the limelight. The teams ol this district were divided into an liastern and lVestern division. Olympia, in the Eastern half, played games with Chehalis, Shelton and Centralia. The track team met Stadium ol' Tacoma, Aberdeen. Hoquiam. and Centralia. The Olympians played hosts to the other teams oi the district as the twentieth session ol' the Southwest lVashington track meet was staged at Stevens field. Shouldering regular schedules, golf and tennis again functioned on a pre-war scale. Capacity crowds watched all major sports this year. Football was the main attraction. with lines forming long before the gates were opened to admit the throngs. Top jnifliirf' and third one flown are of ilu' Olyilzfiirl-Iiellilzglla111 gnzne, ZUIIIIFII Iliff Bears los! in ilu' norllzerzi rily .'1TlIll.Sf?.I'6 day, 7 fo 0. The Iwo imc! picliwes are of Ihr' lirzzirl mix nl SIHTYIWIS field will: Cen- lrrllia SejJIm11I1m'2l, Olympizz won. I2 lo 2. Iiollom fJicl11i'ff is of Long- Yiieru-Olynzpfn g111l1f', lied 6 to o. filY?lII'ff.S'I' SIIUYU on If11J'1'l1 CIn,xxll'sf Here are ilu' lmyx who IYlf1flIl'I'ff ll lmlf .sliure of ilu' r'l1an1,bio11.x'l1ip. li'!'l1IflIllQ' fell In riglll: Ifronl rozvAiWulloy, l'r'r'i11g'ei', ,'f1l I'li.S'Ull, Horton, l'iHH'l'.YUII, .S'fl'IlIl!fIIl'.Si.Y. lynll, l rf'im.t, ll7I'f11?l', I'1'le1'.s'w1. SI'l'UlllI'f-I,!'I', li1l1'lcley, lfluzle. Clan sen. llIz1lillr'w.s', ffllffill, -,U!Il'.S', I'lUIlf.S', liruzly. Horne. Iizzcltfiwu11r1'g1'r.s' Ilolm 111111 lflcwzll, ll.S'.Sl.S'f1lIIf couch l.ru'sm1, coztcll Ifoclcey. lllllllllgfl' ll1!'3'1?l'S, lirrnmf. tflllft'l4.WlII. Slooleey, Clifford, Slollff. lympia IQ. Clentralia 2: Both squads unknown. hut the pia football history watched the capital city lads battle the Bears cash in on experience . . . Olympia 7, lloquiam ti: Lumberjacks from Longyiew to an undecisiye draw. llpsetl a second half rally and the Grizzlies dropped their Going into the annual .-Xrmistice day battle with Xlmerdeen. initial game of' the season . . . Olympia 20, Kelso 0: An hopes ran high for a bid to play Gonzaga high school. the intercepted pass. a recoyered fumble. and a second quarter Spokane city league title holder, in an intersectional tussle for touchdown driye were -just too mttch for the Highclimbers . . . the mythical state championship. hut when the final gun Olympia 7. Vancouyer 0: Bears in front: championship sounded the Bobcats had put a damper on Ofympia's chances hopes high . . . Olympia fi, Longyiew ti: The leaders meet. by tying the contest fi to fi. but battle to a draw . . . Olympia I2. Clhehalis fl: Nonconler- The initial game of' what is hoped to become genuine ence: the Bearcats handed their first sethack . . . Olympia fi. riyalry was staged 'lhanksgiying tlay with liellingham high. Aberdeen ti: Annual .Xrmistice day classic: sayed in the last The blue and white clad lads fought with the same leaf which minttte of play . . . Olympia 7, Shelton fl: Nonconference: a brought them the championship. but the heayier Red Raiders sea of' mud and a lone touchdown to yictory . . . Olympia 0. were too much for the Olympians. winning hy a touchdown. Bellingham 7: 'llranksgiying' dayg a first quarter pass antl the 'lihe teatn made its first overnight trip in going to the northern Red Raiders turn the trick to giye Bears their first defeat. city for the 'llhanksgiying day classic. .-Xlthough one of the lightest teams in the conference. the .Xt the annual football dinner. sponsored hy the Retzny Olympians proyed that sile is not eyerything. Underrated at club, -lim Horne, hard-driying guard. was yoted the Rotary the start of' play. the Bruin gridmen finished the season in a inspirational medal hy his teammates for displaying the lrest tie with Longyiew for the northern diyision. Southwest XVash' sportsmanship throughout the season. illgffmf'0llff'Vl 'ff' ll1'Nll9fU'l5l1fI'- Gene Strandness, wiry quarterback. and lfred Petersen. 'l'hrills aplenty featured the lflLf5 campaign with no less rttgged guard. represented Olympia on the all-ctmference first. than three games lreing pulled out of' the fire in the last team chosen hy the leagtte coaches. mlmm' or fluillitcli of lllify- A Head coach M. XV. Rockey and his assistants. Ralph l.ind- Record-hreaking crowds jammed eyery ayailahle space say and .Xdolph Larson. worked hard in turning out a cham- Steyens field had to offer. 'l'he second largest crowd in Olym- pionship eleyen. is .l ui 295- . V V- A i I i ,i wi - A my X A- uw isis fy Greztiesl Slmzu on fflllfffl LET'1'l'1RM1cN: Gridiron boys ulzowf, lei! lo riglll !lf'I'U5.S' llle Iwo pages: Top-lion Lee, r'er11'eV: Slam Ellzerson, encl: Don lirrofzff, larleleg Holi l'eri1zger, lmlflmrlfi Ray Clifford, lzalflmfk: Don Clnzlsrfn, mul: 1,eonarr1 Malloy, lfrilfbarlf. Sffrond row-Fred Pr'?lffTS6l7, Iarkle: LII7UVI?III'I? Iiurlfley, larlslez Bill Alzferson, Iarkle: Dan Iynll, fllllllllflff jim lflllllll, f'6lIfIfVf Gene SlVIlIlKlIIf?.S'.X, q11ru'lerl111f'l:: joe l r1filr1.s', K f11lllmr'l:,' Duke AfIIllllEZU.S', lmlfllaflc. liollonz-.lim Fouls, f11lll111r'lc: Emory Pelers, X' lrfflaleg Clmrlc Rlllllff, g1111ro': ,-Il l'I'12l1ffr, gzinrcl: liill Iifflls, turlclc: .lim Horne, gimwlg Gio Horlon, end. was 'gy 1 hu x flnf11le.s'l Show on lin rlll 4 -.Q g o , N X 0-vsp WNQQQNN wr an 'l'r'r1111 fnyllllliil I ,ongview Hoquiznn X 'za neon ver :xlJl'l'lll'l'lI Kelso Klentrzil in BASKETBALL: U'itl1 but one regulzn' hack llllll one lJll'SL'il50ll xielory. Southwest Xvlwllillglilll Standings . V ' ' q l ' A tlnngs looked black lor the 1946 eclmon ol the Olynlpm Beans WWI 11 - V riff' lmskelbzlll squad as KUIII-Cl'l'lli'l' play got under wan' llnlnmry -l. fl 0 2 Olympia was downed by Puyallup, f1Clltl'1lli2l, and Stzuliunn ol Al 0 2 Tzlcolnzl. and bent Sumner in preseason contests. -1 I I The Bears wound up in za second place tie lo better lust 3 F5 0 yezn s position. In the plznyolihs for the state tourney berth, the Y 2 fi l ezipitzll city boys were downed by .-Xlrerdeen. , 1 5 0 This year the Y's Men's inspiraltionnl nlemlnl went to Gil: 0 ti 0 Horton. standout l'0l'XV2ll'd on the 19116 euszllm lezlnl. 'I'lle Bruins placed two nlen :among the IU top ISM' Hex! llmgej 4 ' 215' 4, Q ' l any Y ff ' he 1 'QF Qwaxs ? 3 5 Wag W. fs 5: ' Mx. QQ ff g U ? Q2 'W S g 'M Q 38+ .f if +:-.m U W-an-4 'ic r ,ww Q' if QW- 13- Kf4'ffv nge T gif!! 'Hx mi. M. ff ..: 2 Ni Q Si S q w Q S Q: ,hui ' Iifgill X kia M 'Qs . rx M 1 ik -1,5 ng., f' Q 5 K im, fi mg .gm ENN E A .J agn- 'W-07 B? kai. -:'- -S . -- 1: 'N Eg. lympia's hareleggers lacked experience, with only two lettermen back, Alverson and Hlingate, and one transfer, Bridgham. at the start ol' the season. Meets were staged with Centralia, Long- view and Hoquiam. A triangular tilt was held with Stadium ol' 'IWZICOHIH and Aher- deen, The annual Southwest Xllashington event took place on Stevens field May 18, and the state meet at Pullman May 25. Consistent performers were: Martin, sprintsg Bridgham, pole vault, high jump and high hurdlesg YVingate, hall' mile: E Ahorfe: Bridgham, C. 1VIartin, Kolirl: lake l1lH'dl6S,' liridghanz. high j1l7l'lpl71g. Below: Pelerswz in shot pal: D. Marlin, llflalloy in relay. The squad: I ro11lh-Canfield, -lambs, Grant, C. Ma1'tin,D. MH1'fi7l,MlllllJ3', Wen- zel. Serrnzd: Wingate, Smith, Kotirle, Mf- Neely, Clifford iNiU7'NIU3ll6, Romine, Hard- wiflf, Hase, Hailsorl, Slerilzlgel, Anderson. Baflc: Mr. Miller, math, Alzferson, Regan, Thorp, Williams, Betts, Bridgham, Massey, Brefh, lVIallm'y, Pelersen, Braille, Ames. Massey, hall' mile: Normoyle, mileg Per- inger, discus, and Alverson, 440 and relay. U3 'F ss lynipizt was in the eastern section of the northern division of tlle Southwest Xllzishington conference baseball league. Hlillianns, Freitzls, Metcalf and Stunker pitched, with lyall und Strandness catching. Infield positions were: Husk, first base: Horton, second: Fouts, shortstop, and xVlIlkClll12lll, third. Outfielders were Mul- loy. Hlestberg and Rhule. XVllll2llllS, Freitas, lXIetcizilf. Strzlndness, Stzlnker and lyzlll doubled in the outfield. M. XV. Roekey was cozieli. 1-1l1o1fe, left 10 riglzi: lop row-Pllillips ffzlrlzirzg. H1lSk looking ml, Iyall lmlling: Slllllkm' and lfreiias IUIIVIIIILTIQ np. Iinllmu TUZU-l'VfllZiIlIlIS pilrlling, lyall zum' Horfrm in KI slide info lmme: Metmlf winding up. Squad pirlzlre: fron!-IVirzkelmmz, 1 r1uIs. Hzlsk, Strruzdness, Malloy, 1 reilr1.s', C7'0IlIllll'. manager. Bfzrlc-Willizznzs, Slrznker, De- Grzrnm. Day, Melfalf, Iflllllfk fiillgff. ll'e.s'I- lzerg, lyall. fl . f M121 is .., f V a- A slit V3 E? Q , -N' ,AX-. .J tit. he smack ol' a tennis racket against fuzzy rubber became a familiar sound around Stevens field in the spring, as the Bear racket wielders went after an eight- gamc schedule. Coach Adolph I.arson's charges had home-and-home matches with Lincoln of Tacoma, Shelton and Aberdeen. Bob Dawlcy, two-year veteran, was num- ber one man for the Olympians, Don Lee, one-year letterman, number two, and Bob Bratton number three. Todd Drummond On this page are pictures of the tennis squad taken on the courts at Stevens field. Squad picture at top, left to right-Bratton, Drummond, Schilling, Dawley. Lee, num- ber two man, is not in picture. At bottom are action shots of Bratton and Dawley. and Fred Schilling made up the Bear's doubles combination. All but Dawlcy, a senior, will be back, :1 fact which should provide the nucleus for a squad with more experience. eeing off for another season, the Olym- pia golf team soon found itself in the thick of a busy schedule. The Bears had games with Lincoln and Stadium of 'l'a- coma, Aberdeen, Longview, and Lakeside of Seattle. rllillllgllllil' tilts were also held with Longview and Abertleen, and Stadium and Lincoln. Duke Matthews, two-year yet anal num- ber one man for the Bears, eoppetl medalist honors for the Olympians in most of the matches. Raymond Ray, Lawrence Stein- Slmwn nlmwe are the ll1ffIIIf1l'l'S of Olympizz Higlfs golf squad. Top f7fI'fIIl'l?, Ifffi to Vfgllfisfgflllllllll, Refldilzgloll, Ray. Illil- bmd, Matthews. Bottom Iwo pir'l11rf'.v .slmzu Ray. TIIIIIIIIHT Iwo mari, and Mnlilmws. lop nmn, teeing off. man antl Bob Milbratl, all one-year letter- men, heltl down number two. three anal four spots respectively. Tell Recltlington was number five man, Adolph Larson was eoaeh. .FW Kafka, A s R3 L' 'J C45 Girls Athletic association honorariurn, top left, left to right: Front row: Dorothy Camus, Valeda NIC- Clelland, Patty Dean, Beverly Drewry, Beverly O'Neill, Lois Swanson. Brick: Gloria Haney, Betty Korn- messer, Sibyl Schlottrnann, Lou Ann Fitzrnorris, Patty Faber, Marilyn Hollander . . . Upper right: members of G.A.A., left to right-Front row: Alilcesell, M. Cole, McClelland, McKinney, j. Cole, Courser, Kopf, Haney, Schlottrnann, Lund, L. Fitzmorris. Second row: Blocher, Kornrnesser, S. Fitzrnorris, Hol- linger, Maynard, jordan, Payne, Welch, Drewry, Faber, jenkins, Hill. Third: Goodpastnre, Bay, Le Roy, jacobson, McDonald, Hames, Carey, Milbrad, Gentry, Herndon, Knuehrnan., Hollander. Back row: Camus, Swanson, O'Neill, Ghent, Sutton, Arnold, Maxin, Beckett, AI. Welch, Dean, Kynerd, Nelson . . . On the next page, top left-G.A.A. cabinet, left to right: Front row: Fitznzorris, historian: Bay, minor sports, Schloltmann, bashetballq Beckett, volleyball, Faber, president: Drewry, treasurer. Second row: Camus, baseball, 0'Neill, badrninton: Hollander,swimrning,' Blocher, captainball: Kornmesser, vice president: Haney, secretary . . . Other are of girls in action. 74 fawfv tarting the year off with the most popular sport, swimming, the Girls Athletic association, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Top, swung once more into a busy season of varied activities. Participation during the year ranged from 35 to 70 girls, with the maximum taking part in swimming in the fall. The girls in G.A.A. have participated in many sports: recreational events, headed by Leona Blocherg volleyball, by Jessie Beckett: badminton, Beverly O'Neillg basketball, Sibyl Schlottmanng swimming, Marilyn Hollander, baseball, Dorothy Gamusg minor sports, Peggy Bay. Minor sports included trampoline tumbling, pingpong, hiking, tennis, bicycling, skating, bowling, horseback riding. A white O was awarded to a girl when she had earned 80 points. The blue O was given to a student with 95 points and who had made two honor teams throughout the year. Members of the G.A.A. honorarium were: Beverly Drewry, Patt Faber, Dorothy Camus, Marilyn Hollander, Betty Kornmesser, Lou Ann Fitzmorris, Valeda McClelland, Sibyl Schlottmann, Beverly O'Neill, -jessie Sutton, Lois Swanson, Gloria Havey. Cabinet members, who ruled over the girls this year are Patty Faber, president, and voted the most outstanding senior memberg Betty Kornmesser, vice president, Gloria Havey, secretaryg Lou Ann Fitxmorris, historian, and Beverly Drewry, treasurer. Taking charge of the games, the G.A.A. assisted the Girls club at the Big Sister party held at the beginning of the school year. G.A.A. officers were introduced to the girls. In the animal volleyball tournament, juniors were champs. Sophomores, seniors and freshmen came in next respectively. Sophomores won the basketball tournament with flying colors. juniors came in second: seniors and freshmen tied for third. Badminton results: Seniors first, juniors and sophs tied for second, frosh third. The girls, along with the Xklashington junior high GA..-X., held a skating party at the Tumwater skating rink March ll. The traditional playday was held with the GAA. girls of Hlashington school in the spring. An award banquet May 20 was the 1 main GAA. social event of the year. New officers were installed and letters presented to girls entitled to wear them. X'Vashington junior high girls joined the Olympia high school group at the banquet. Committee chairmen for the occasion were: Marilyn Hollander, installations: Beverly Drewry, programg l.ou Ann Fitxmorris, decorations: Dorothy Camus, invitations, and Carol Good- pasture, serving. Mrs. Top Greatest Slzozif On lfarth Q :22a.e: ,. wk Q. iw Q H534 gf R 4 A 31 S ' W F Q- wmims vb X ilzishfigk fx Xxx lb Q Q5 1 Q is Q Fx: AX X WC X A '5 wld, M W8 A f mms if 1 5 Q Q N Q x V X -X -wwmwwummwxmxmwxxkvwi M 1 .Q JZ-if Ml S S 5 wx N N, Q. Q ' 'S . , , 'X fl ww xx x 5 L 45 . i NNN wmwww--..,... S 1 . W QS aww I! S . E SNL -M Q31 MIDGET Il'NloR HIGH: Here ul the .s'o11tl1zucf.sI Klllfllllfl? ol' llY!lSlllIIglUII junior high are the yllllllg ,bffj9sIcr.s' who will be S6611 cozzrling' IIHIIHIII llle O.H.S. .rllozu ring Hex! year as .S'0IIlIUIIl0l'f?X. mall lry! Although Olympia high will not hear their tread until they are sophomores, the record they have left at junior high should keep them in good stead. Charles Cruning was named president under the sell'-government program executed by the junior high student council, Louise Anderson was vice president. Barbara Shumate secretary, and Io Ann .Xnderson treas- urer. Mary Horne took oflicei second semester. with Dorothy Kanzler vice president, Vernon Lindskog sec- retary, and -lack Linclskog treasurer. ll. E. Becker was principal and 'l'. R. Nlynstra vice principal and student council adviser. The Girls league went into its second year ol' opera- tion, with Betty 'l'riehel as president. Stocking dances every XVednesday in the gym were introduced. 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I1111 M1 1111 1 1 so 11 'l'l11- Ililllll g'1 11l1 11111 11111 1 s1l11111l 1111111 Y N1111-l1's. 11111l gnu' s1111 1l I111111 IS s11111 I1 112' ' 1 arin' to go, the frosh, with a suecessliul year behind, look forward eagerly to the three ahead. They were captained by the capable, live-wire officers shown at left. Left to right: Arloween Peters, secretary-treasurer1 Leslie Wfillett, yell leaderg Janice Gentry, Girls auxiliary representativeg Harry Slosson, vice president: Donna Maxin, Girls auxiliary rep- resentative: Ira Flagstead, president. i 'IHIY igf . ,' f X 'X ,ff A Y' M14 .V ere are the sophomore officers, the ener- getic sextet who piloted the tenth-graders through a strenuous year of fun and frolie. Left to right: Gerry Peterson, Girls auxiliary representativeg Dave Sundberg, yell leaderg Irene Yelle, vice presidentg Mary Carolyn Dobbs, secretary-treasurerg Bob Kotiek, presi- dent: Arlene Pittman, Girls auxiliary repre- sentative. LEED ll ll busy your hllcd to lllc' brim willl play :md hzlrcl work. thv juniors p1'm'4-ml thcm- sclvcs l'l'2liiV lo nlow up iiitu thc- x'zu':1lul scnim iJl'2lC'kCf. ljyllillllil' l'illgiL'1lilCliS ul' thc' class ul '47 Zl1'C. lcft to right: Jim lfuutm. vin' proxi- l Xl ' K ll lCllIl 1 IIT, C M'C'l'L'I1ll'Y-Il'L'1lSlll't'l'l RIN CLzu'1'ison, prcsidcnt. Not in picturc: Dun llill, ycll lczidcr. 13 .jhf X , .id If! GR mi! LLL X WZ- i JQNSE .h in n I, ,A imling up :in CX'l'Illiilli high sclmul czlrccr, thc class ol' 'flli wliirlcd thmugh za your full of zictivitics, both srliolzmic' :mal CXlI'2lC1l1'1'iClli2ll'. lfllllillg on sign ill lc-iii am' zilcrt senior uHiccrs. l.cI't to right: Herb Milla-1', prcsiclcnt: Hill Mcllmkcr, ya-ll Iczulcrz Mzirybcllc Kylloncn. SL'l'l'L'I2ll'y1 .VXrc'l1ic Marlin, Il'C2lSlll'Cl'I Rzlymoml Ray. vim' prcsiclclit. ezuling lrom top to bottom on this page are lreshmerl from ,X to C. D to G, H to ztger :incl bright-eyed lresh- men on next page are from K to N, O to 'l'. U to Z. llaring alike in the joys Zlllll troubles ol' igh school lile, the nophytes hnisheml their first year entally :incl IJl1ySlC2lllyl'C2lCly lor their sophomore C21- reers. nergetieally tackling their problems, they earned the respect of ot only the students. but the laeulty :ls well. Miss Bushnell Mr. Gaines he class ol' V19 brought new lile to the halls ol' Olympia high school. The lrosh-soph assembly March 2l was the big event ol' the year. Glass ollicers served as the lrosh committee. Freshmen participating in numbers were: Girls trio- Betty Lou Koutonen, Rita -lean Hartung, Lois Manley. Square dancew-.loan Garey. Jo Ann Hames, Laura Prall, Gharlotte Higgins. Pat Bullard, Mary Lou Glander. Marilyn McDonald, -loan Halverson, Dixie Hayes. Trampoline act-Bob Gallucci. Preston Fetty, Dwight Long. A matinee dance was staged last spring by the freshmen lor the sophomores. Gom- mittees for the dance were: Decorations'- Frances Gulley. chairman, Ira lflagstead. .lack Ratlill, 'lanet Baker, 'lanice Gentry. Lois Manley. Invitations and publicity: Kirk Evans, chairman, I'illl2lDl'Ill Gloyd. Leslie I'Villett. Intermission and music: .lack MclNIurchie, chairman. Dick Phillips. .lim McNamara. The committee lor the I'all Mothers tea consisted of many lrosh. They are: Gor- sages-Pat Layton. Gleanup: Betty Groll, Barbara .-Xrney, Lois Manley, Frances Gull Iey, Betty Koutonen. Publicity: Marilyn Streater, Garol Henneman. Denny Lee Howard, Mary Hjort. Serving: Mary lillen Koehler, Shirley Herndon, Valliere Arnold, -lo Ann Haines. Aloan Garey. Donna Maxin. Dixie Hayes, Pat Milbrad, 'lattice Gentry. Nancy Rnmmell, Maxine Ghilson, Garol Kerns. Decorations: Rita -lean llartung. Delores IVestman, Marilyn IVestman. Mari- lyn Ruchty. Program: Marilyn lNlcDonald, Irene Shaw. lNIaralyn Qlacobson, Lois Man- ley, Frances Gulley. Betty Koutonen. The honor roll lor the lirst semester was: NVanda Springer, Dick Peterson. Allyn llohnson, Helen Goetsch. Garol Henneman, Rosemary Schmitt, Rita -lean Hartung, Mary Ellen Koehler, Dixie Hayes, Alo .-Xnn Hames, lvlary Lou Glander. Aleanne Henson. Dora Grisman, blames Glauson, Catherine IVellman. Shirley XVellman. Douglas Mc- Glary, Dwight Long, Iilaine Lofier. Rose- mary Kesterson, Alimmy Kildow, Bob Brat- ton, Ann Brigham, Sandra Burdick, Doreen Bloom, Shirley Brown, David Budsberg, Ruth Clamp, XVillis Iiarnhouse, Frances Mason, Harry Slosson and Duane Miles. Under the able leadership ol' Miss Agnes Bushnell and Ilenry Gaines, the lrosh are well qualified to sophomore standing next year. Grmlffsl Slum' fill 1'iIll'fll n this page are sopho- mores lrom A to li, C to E, F to H. ortrayed on the next page are sophomores from to M, N to S, 'l' to Z. onoring lrosh with the second dance ol the year n November 8, the sopho- mores got a good start to an active season. any other activities kept them busy in their first year ll' the shell: their ing sometimes seemed too small lor these xuherant youngsters. who showed so much pirit, pep and sportsman- ship. Miss Moran Mr. Farrington hc sophs hail a big yt-ar. First t'Yt'lll was a inixcr giwn lrosh Noycinlmcr 8. with Bob Kotick. livt-lyn .loscphson antl .Xrlvnv Pittnian c'ot'liairint'n: 1iilct'n lXll'lXllIl'i'lllC.llCt'0l'1lllUllI liob Kotitik, publicity, anal Mary Carolyn Dobbs, pro- grain. Rcnct- -johns was gt'nt'ral Cllillflllllll ol' tht' lil'L'SlIIIICIl-S0lJll0lll0l't' asscntbly in March. Sophoniorcs in acts wcrc: Boys trio. .lim Eaton, Bob Kotick, Mark lfullt-rton. antl skit, lrcnt' Ycllc. Mark lfullcrton. Shirlry Linton, Aliin liaton. Carinic Brmvt't'. liob Kotifk, Carinit- sang. Norma Millcr, at'- colnpanictl by Mary Carolyn Dobbs. tlancctl. ln a squart' tlanct- wort- Mary Lon Layton, Bcyt-rly Brooks, Racltcl Haskt-ll. Florcntt' Qlacobson, Mttricl Nelson. l'at Dclnorcst. Cay XVhitnt'y. and t'allt'r 'lint liaton. Honor roll lor tht' first st-int'stcr: yluno Bowen, Charlcs Hucll, Robt-rt Clhainbcrs, Lois Kylloncn, Don Kcllcr, Lorcnt' Stn'- phcns, listltcr Vocgclcin. .lint liaton. Lacl lillis, Gust .-Xngt-los, lfayt' livllatny, Pat Sniith, Carol Sauntlcrs, Alant- Drcw. Louisc Orbcck, Nancy Martin. Corinna' Luntl. Bob Mc'Corniit'k, .lo XVillis. .-Xrlt-nv Pittman, lNIaurccn Dotsch. Margaret Zinck. -loan Voigt, Flort'nt't' Al2ll'OlJS0ll, -lo Rctta XValls, Muriel Nclson. On connnittccs lor tht' liall Motlicrs tra wt-rc thc following soplioniorcs: Rclrvsli- tncnts-lXlary Carolyn Dobbs, livclyn .los- cphson, cl2ll'llllC l5rowt't', Carol Sauntlcrs, lilcanor Fricntl. :xl'll'lll' Pittman. liilt-cn Mt'lNlurcl1ic, -lutly Lintlcrson. lit'yt'rly Si- nton, .Ioan l ostt'r. Nancy Martin. Corsagcs: .-Xnn Bowlcr, Sally Wloltl, Nanty llntlcr- wootl, Pat Stnith. .loan -Iortlan, Lt-ona lilotthcr, Mario Kcnaston, Lvt- Ann Lt' Roy. Clczniupz Ann 'l'allvnt. Clorinnc Luntl. licvvrly .-Xustin, Marion livtnictt. Qlafkit' Douglas. Ptlblitityz -It-an Nt-ss, lilizabcth Haley, listllcr Vocgclcin. Dccorations: Mary Partlow, Gloria llax- ton, Pat Powc. Shirley Slaby, Virginia Bishop. Bt-yt-i'ly Austin, Marion llcnnt-tt. Lois Kyllont-n. Maxine Luhr. Carol Gootl- pasturc. qlackit- 'l'rullingcr. Pcggy Kopli. lililabcth llalcy, -Ioan Ncss. listlwr Vovgc- ltrin. Pcggy vllll0lIl2lS, Rachel Haskcll. Alatkit' Douglas. 'l'it'kt'ts: l4t'x't'rly l'rt'ston. Ann 'l'allvnt, Barbara liarwick. -lanct Porn. Harriet Stnyth, liilt-on Mc'Murt'ltit'. Clarniit' Browcr, lit-atrict' Maxin. Hostess: .Icannc Haycs, liniily Lowly, Mary Lou Layton. Iackit' 'Lrullingt-r. Marilvn Davis. Icri Pct- t-rson, Shirlcy Linton. Claltlnyn Ht-ntl:-rsltot. Class atlviscrs wt-rt' Miss Margarct Moran antl Clayton Farrington. Gi'r'r1l1fsI Slma' Un Ifurlli pon czipilol slcps. lop to bottom. are juniors from .X to IS, C to D, lj to C. ext page, top Lo bottom, are juniors from H to M, N to Sm, Sn to Z. n 21 iillll-lJ2lCkCll HSSCIIIIJIX April l2, juniors showed II' to thc rcst oli the school. Q- ollicking through zum hour oliclc11tc1'tz1i111m'm. ff 0 Nix 7, 5 't if W 4 il S6 1 J ., ,Q 5:51 A84 1 Q x G Qaqgyf N f w 37's 32- W ,A 5 B A xl fa 1 lumix A . R X S7 Wag A, If yrkgj fx 'V A X MN M, 5 :raw V , ,. if x A K 55 tak ' V A as A' Q A 4 f J' Mb , f ,g. 1 55' W ,A MY' x -,.. .:'.,, Q .',., 5: 6' Q t v T if .iw A Qi EL . W I K H 'QEA fc X Q... . A ,.JL.... f A 135155 4 H ,,,:. ,5 53 f ,wx S av kexfs gr , we Q K Fi an if X -x , 'ff Wil' M ffm .M if 1 A.: XA Af Q A W A M, had Q: A ms N ,WKE f Y 7, I Aw ww tk 'Q W ' Y J Y V . A kt xx . if M .. ex My gsm X , f X' N' Kg ,Sw y x K 1 MQ if N .- Q, , is . ,. Q is SEASONED PERFORMERS ith trembling hands, but proud hearts, the class of '46 accepted their diplomas, the reward of four years of social and scholastic training. on commencement night, june 7. Although tears sparkled in some eyes, it was with gallant hopes and cherished ambitions that the seniors marched down the auditorium aisle as alumni of Olympia high school. They had come through three war years of high school with excellent records of social and academic endeavors, musical, dramatic and journalistic efforts, and wartime contributions. Standing at the doorway of adulthood ready to accept the challenge of a world in the aftermath of war, the graduates cast a melancholy glance back through the mem- ories of four years of high school. Yes, graduation is the time for reminiscing. So let's go back with the seniors through those all-too short years at O.H.S., from the time they lost their way as green freshmen until they ruled the roost as mighty seniors. Remember when- Entering O.H.S. as sightseeing freshmen, the class of '46 began their four-year educational sojourn in September, 1942. Shy, but determined, the youngsters came down off the shelf to entertain the entire school at a freshman assembly February 12. One of the main attractions was a skit, Let's Make Up, managed by Dixie Haugen and Betty Kornmesser, cochairmen, and coached by their adviser, Miss Alma Olson. Included in the castwere Donajeanne Hedwall, Pat Boswell, Larry Grant, Kenneth McDaniel, -Io Downs, Don Clausen and David Dillon. The frosh trio-Shirley Gay Williams, Virgene WVade, and joan Miller- made its first appearance, and went over big with the student body. The trio was in popular demand at many programs through the last four years . . . Twenty- seven of the class won places on the honor role that year . . . Officers leading the gallant greenies through their first years were Gene Strandness, president, Bob Peringer, vice president, Don Clausen, secretary, Wilson Wilt, treasurer, Colleen Trevis, and Virgene Wade, Girls auxiliary representatives, Bob Dawley and Stan Elberson, Boys club representatives. Don Elliott, yell leader, cheered the yearlings on. fx? , f i K ll 1 3 X 1 ' U I 1 'jjj j-A LA, Qc G ,fj7X.. UFS Ni 5 i . ,1 H cz.. Q Shedding the horrors of the shelf and the title of freshmen, the '46 sophomores N L' Y 0 R f , 'AS- ' M fi!-4 w fb, ali: Ffa' 6:12 ' ,gx - 5 stepped into the O.H.S. social whirl by giving the annual Soph-Frosh mixer, a matinee dance held in the gym . , . The soph girls graciously honored their mothers and teachers at a mothers tea held just before Christmas. Chairmen for the affair were Patt Medbury, hostess, jean Reder, cleanup, Mary Kay Walker, tickets, Rosalie Lillard, corsages, and Betty Kornmesser, program . . . Proving themselves smarties once again, the class cheered 25 of its members who made the honor roll . . . L. W. Anderson was appointed to help Miss Olson as class adviser. Soph officers, representing a fine group of active students, were: Gene Strandness, president, Leonard Malloy, vice president, Dixie Haugen, secretary, Patt Medbury, treasurer, joan Tabor and Betty Kornmesser, Girls auxiliary representatives, and Bob Peringer and Gene Skinner, Boys club representatives. Bob Dawley, cheer leader, was class pepper-upper. Having served their apprenticeship as frosh and sophs, the '46ers clamored for attention as upperclassmen. As one of their newly acquired privileges, the class Q U Pell! if danced with the seniors amid an Oriental atmosphere at the annual junior-senior Y'T Q - E re ball November 4. For the gala affair the gym was decorated with a red -and gold in f SX dragon and an authentic Chinese garden scene. Patt Medbury was junior chair- lf f 59 yf i man of the dance. Other junior chairmen were: Shirley Gay Williams, music, Lee' , f l Betty Brown, programs, jo Downs, invitations, Rosalie Lillard, refreshments, Shirley Robbins, publicity, joan Miller, decorations . . . Remember junior Miss, a three-act comedy depicting the bunglings of a teen-age girl? Dixie Haugen was junior general chairman of this farce, presented by the upper classes December 1 and 2. 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. Chairmen of committees were Madge Brown, personal properties, Mary Kay Walker, programs, Barbara Bowler, scene design, Shirley Robbins, ushers . . , April 20 the juniors reigned supreme. Taking over classes and enjoying junior courtesy at the junior assembly, the class carried out one of the most successful junior days the school had experienced. Planning the occasion were Betty Stevens, general chairman, Herbie Miller and Madge Brown, assembly chairmen, and Bette Marie Eads, who arranged for junior teachers . . . The brains led all the classes by placing 40 members on the first semester honor roll . . . Officers were: Leonard Malloy, president, jim Horne, vice president, Roger Moseley, secretary, Patt Medbury, treasurer, Bob Dawley, yell leader. Top performers! The class of '46, as do all seniors, experienced the tang of pride and happiness as they enjoyed senior courtesy at all except three assemblies during the year . . . With all eyes focussed on them as school leaders, the '46ers danced in an exotic Arabian Nights setting at the junior-senior ball November 17. The Buddies -Keith Barnhart, Claude Hays, Raymond Ray and Bruce Taggart-and a juke box supplied the music of the successful dance, attended by 78 couples of juniors and seniors. The gym was colorfully decorated with a huge star in the center, with streamers bedecked with glimmering starlets running from the centerpiece to the balconies. A harem background, desert scenes, mosques, tents and an oasis scene furthered the atmosphere. Senior committee chairmen were: Joan Miller, decorations: Barbara Christensen, back and front drop, Colleen Trevis, girders, Diane Earl, lights, Bill McCusker, publicity, Rosalie Lillard, invitations, Bernie Campbell, intermission, Margie Goodrick, patrons and patronesses, Herb Miller, cleanup, julie O'Brien, refreshments . . . The house lights dimmed when Donajeanne Hedwall, Friday night, and Norma Jean Simila, Saturday night, portrayed the lead as Gale joy, a movie star, in the junior- senior play, Best Foot Forward. The drama was presented November 30 and December l with a double cast. Senior characters were: Larry Grant, Bill McCusker, Virgene Wade, Bonnie Ann Carr, Kay Kyle, Jean Reder, Dorothy Windell, Madge Brown, Pat Boswell, Marilyn Muller and Denny Risvold. Mary Kay Walker was senior cochairman of the play. Committee heads were Dixie Haugen, stage properties, Betty Clark, costumes, Bette Eads, programs, Donna Williams, tickets, Evelyn Bean and Rosalie Lillard, publicity, Maribeth Muller and Colleen Trevis, ushers, Betty Stevens, hand properties, Barbara Bowler, stage design, and Leon Duval, stage crew. Miss Helena M. jenkins directed the play . . . With a rating of excellent, the seniors led all classes by placing 45 of their members on the First semester honor roll . . . Because of their high grades, 14 senior Honor Society members were elected to take the Pepsi-Cola scholarship tests. Those chosen were: Jo Downs, Howard Gaines, Stan Elberson, Gerry Gregor, Helen Zinck, Nancy Cochran, Shirley Gay Williams, Judith Dohm, julie O'Brien, Barbara Young, jean Reder, Betty Switzenberg, Avonelle Martin and Lucy Nan Kent. Judy won a certificate of merit from the test, . . . The long cherished dream of a teen-age canteen for O.H.S. came true during the senior year. Patt Medbury, chairman, Bob Dawley, Leonard Malloy and Don Clausen served on a temporary committee helping to get the club under way. The '46ers voted to contribute the senior memorial money to the student canteen. joan Miller served as chairman of the memorial committee, with Herb Miller, Bernie Campbell, Betty Kornmesser and Stan Elberson as members. Later Patt, Leonard and Raymond Ray were elected to represent the senior class on the junior canteen council . . . Reigning at the most popular social function of O.H.S., King Leonard Malloy and Queen Norma Jean Simila were crowned at the May dance May 4. Other royal members of the court were Virgene Wade, Madge Brown, Shirley Gay Williams, Dixie Haugen, Betty Kornmesser and Patt Medbury, ladies, Stan Elberson, James Horne, Gene Strandness, Larry Grant, Gib Horton and Herb Miller, gentlemen. Bob Dawley was prime minister, with Bud W'oodward as court jester. Senior members of the A.S.B. social committee, in charge of arrange- ments, were: Bob Peringer, Stan Elberson, Herb Miller, Bud Woodward and Bob Dawley . . . April 26 ma and pa were entertained by the kiddies at the Mothers tea and Dads night. Madge Brown was chairman of the Girls club social committee, and Raymond Ray, as Boys club president, supervised arrangements for Dad night. Senior chairmen of the girls committee were: Beverly Guyot, publicity, Betty Switzenberg, serving, Dixie Haugen, refreshments, Rosalie Lillard, corsages, and Jo Downs, program. Senior chairmen for Dads night were: Stan Elberson, ways and means, Phil Yantis, publicity, Raymond Ray, program, Dick Fuller, refreshments, Gene Strandness, gym program, and Leon Duval, ushers . . . The closing days of school were busy ones for the seniors. Moving-up assembly was May 31, with Joan Miller as general chairman. Other chairmen for the affair were: Don Hedwall, assembly, Bill McCusker, class prophecy, and Phil Yantis, class will , . . June 2 the class attended baccalaureate services, the sermon being given by Rev. Dwight C. Smith of United Churches. On the cap and gown committee for commencement June 7 were Marian Foster, chairman, Barabara Young, Joyce Coplin, Carol Miller and Donna Newcomer. The an- nouncement committee was composed of Patt Medbury, chairman, Margie Good- rick, Betty Brown, Betty Kornmesser. Maribeth Muller, Betty Stevens and Joan Miller . . . With a perfect average of 97.5 for his four years in O.H.S. Howard Gaines was valedictorian of the class, and Barbara Young, with 95.82, salutatorian . . . Senior class officers were: Herb Miller, president, Archie Martin, vice presi- dent, Raymond Ray, treasurer, and Marybelle Kyllonen, secretary. .X f Lrg X Yi si .. If f ' W DON BERSCHAUER . . . Band letter 11, 2, 3, 43 manager 143, Orchestra 12, 3, 43, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 43, Senate 123, Latin club 123 vice president 133. MARY LOU BERT . . . Hi-Arts secretary 133, Girls club. WILLIAM BETTS . . . Football letter 143, Baseball 12, 3, 43, Spanish club 12, 33. GLENRAY BLASKOWSKY . . . Junior day, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43, Big Sister party 123, Mothers tea 123, Secretarial Science club 143, Red Cross 113. DONNA MAE BLOCHER . . . A.S.B. usher 143, Junior-Senior play committee 143, Big Sister party 123, Surgical dressings 123, Junior-Senior ball 143, Correspondence club 123, Spanish club 13, 43. PATRICIA BOSW ELL . . . Re-entered from Seattle 1945. Class assembly 113, Junior-Senior play 143 ball 143, Correspondence club 113, Mothers tea 11, 2, 43, Big Sister party 123, Spanish club vice president 113, French club secretary 143. JOAN BOWEN . Junior glee 11, 23, Advanced glee 133, Mixed cnorus 143, Girls ensemble 12, 43, Spanish club 12, 33. BARBARA BOWLER . . . Big Sister party 133, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 43, May dance 133, Mothers tea 123, G.A.A. 11, 23, Spanish club 11, 23, Latin club 113. JOHN BRACY . . . Senate 143, Dads night 11, 23, Olympus ad staff 133. CAROLYN ALVORD . . . Senate 113, Junior-Senior bal 13, 43, Advanced glee 12, 3, 43, Junior glee 113, Mixed chorus 143, Music concerts 11, 2, 3, 43, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 43, French club 11, 23. EDNA ANDREWS.. .Hi-Art: 143, Mothers tea 143, Red Cross knitting 143, Girls club ROBERT AUSTIN . , . Olympus editor 143, Olympus ad staf 143, Journalism banquet 143, Spanish club 12, 33, May dance 113 MERFIILYN BAINE . . . Olympus ad staff 123 manage: 133, Olympus editorial staff 143, Olympiad 13, 43, Quill anc Scroll, Junior-Senior play committee 143, Latin club 12, 33 ALAN BARNARD . . . Entered from Nevvberg, Oregon 1945 Boys club. KEITH BARNHART . . . A.S.B. assembly com mittee 143, Boys club board of control 143, Band 12, 3, 43 Mixed chorus 12, 3, 43, Boys glee 13, 43, Boys ensemble 123 S.W.W. music meet 12, 43, Latin club 123 president 133. DEOINE BATES . . . Nurse's assistant 133, A.S.B. cashie: 133. CORDA MAE BAXTER . . .Broadcasting 123, Secre tarial Science club secretary 143. EVELYN BEAN . . Olympus editor 13, 43 assistant editor 123, Olympus ad staf 143, Quill and Scroll vice president 133 secretary 143, Journal ism secretary 143 banquets 12, 3, 43, Junior-Senior play com mittee 13, 43, Mothers tea 12, 3, 43, Class assembly 113, Sen ate 123, Junior day, Correspondence club 123. DONALD BRAME . . . Entered from DuPont 1943. Music letter 13, 41, Mixed chorus 12, 3, 41, Boys glee 13, 41, Mixed ensemble 131, Boys ensemble 12, 41, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 41, Christmas concert 13, 41, Spring concert 12, 31 general chairman 141, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Senate 131, Football 12,31 letter 141, Baseball 121. LILLIAN BRIGGS. ..P.E.O. award, A. S. B. usher 141, Girls club cabinet 141, Junior glee 121, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Big Sister party 11, 2, 3, 41, Correspondence club 131 secretary 141, Hi-Arts 121, Red Cross 11, 21, Junior day. VELLA MARGARET BRIGHAM . . . Mothers tea 11, 2, 31, Big Sister party 11, 21, Surgical dressing 131. BARBARA JEAN BROWER . . .Spanish club 12, 31, Girls club. BETTY BROWN . . . Olympus assistant business manager 131 manager 141, Quill and Scroll, War Stamp com- mittee 131 chairman 141, Mothers tea 12, 41, Junior-Senior ball 131, May dance 131, Secretarial Science club 141, Senate 121, Girls auxiliary cabinet 121, G.A.A. 121 letter 111. CHARLES BROWN . . . Entered from Alameda, California 1945. Boys club. JOY BROWN . . . Boys club. MADGE BROWN . . . Entered from Tacoma 1943. Song duchess 141, May court, Girls club cabinet 141, Junior-Senior play committee 131, Jun- ior-Senior play 141, Christmas play 141, Junior day, French club 141 secretary 131, Girls club cabinet party chairman 141. Junior-Senior ball 131, Mothers tea 13, 41, Commencement usher 131. Broadcasting 141, Senior ball 111, All-High tolo 141, G.A.A. 111. WESLEY BROWN . . . Entered from Pullman 1945. Boys club. LOIS BRYANT . . . Entered from Turlock, Calif., 1945. Girls club. LAWRENCE BUCKLEY . . . Senate 141, Foot- ball 12, 31 letter 141, Spanish club 12, 31. BETTY LOU BURKHARD . . .Band 11,21 letter 13, 41, Junior glee 12, 31, Advanced glee 131, T-Square club 121, May dance 121, A.S.B. cashier 131, Correspondence club 141 treasurer 131 party 141, Junior-Senior ball 141 play committee 13, 41. All-High play committee 141, Mothers tea 13, 41, Junior day, G.A.A. 11, 21, Orchestra 111, Music concerts 13, 41. JEAN BUTCHER . . . A.S.B. concessions 111, Correspond- ence club 13, 41, Mothers tea 11, 2, 41, Junior-Senior ball 131, T-Square club 141, Junior glee 111, Advanced glee 121, GEORGE CALDWELL . . . Junior-Senior ball 141, Boys club. BERNADETTE CAMPBELL . . . Junior-Senior ball 11, 3, 41 play committee 131, Christmas dance 13, 41, May dance 13, 41. Broadcasting 141, Surgical dressing 13, 41, G.A.A. 111, Spanish club 111, Commencement usher 131, All-High tolo 13, 41, Moth- ers tea 13, 41, Big Sister party 13, 41, Baccalaureate usher 131. GENE CANFIELD . . . P,A. crew 11, 21. Senate 111, Jun- ior-Senior ball 141, Basketball 13, 41, Track 13, 41, Intramural basketball 13, 41. BONNIE ANN CARR . . . Re-entered from Tacoma 1944. Junior-Senior play 13, 41 ball 13, 41, Christmas play 131, All-High play 141 tolo 13, 41, Mask and Dagger 13, 41, Spanish club 111, Mothers tea 11, 2, 41, Class assembly 111, Junior day, Latin club president 131, Big Sister party 13, 41, May dance 13, 41, Broadcasting 141, Girls as- sembly 141, Commencement usher 131, Moving-up assembly 141. MYRTLE ELVA CASEBOLT . . . Junior glee 11, 21, Advanced glee 13, 41, Mixed chorus 141, String quartet 13, 41, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Music letter 11, 21, S.W.W. music meet 12, 41, Latin club 11, 2, 31. JOYCE COPLIN .. .Junior glee 11, 23, Advanced glee 143, Mixed chorus 143, Cap and gown committee 143, Latin club 11, 23. JANE CRIST . . . Girls club. MARLYS DAH- LIN . . . Entered from East Grand Forks, Minnesota 1944. Honor society 143, Torch pin 143, Secretarial Science club ' Omabmlf ,j',.U,,1f?n4IrlLn',6nJuf MM qw. Cm.,-A rf yn ...J .mu JOHN DAWLEY . . . Mixed chorus 143, oys glee 143, Honor society 143, Senate 113, Latin club 12, 33, Football 133. ROBERT DAWLEY . . . Tennis letter 12, 3, 43, Basketball 133 letter 143, Yell king 133 duke 123, A.S.B. vice president 143, French club 133 president 143, Class yell leader 12, 33, Boys club board of control 113, KIRO broadcast 143, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, A.S.B. assembly committee 12, 33 social committee 12, 3, 43, Senate 12, 3, 43, Language council 12, 33, Olympia recreational council, Commencement usher 133, Junior- treasurer 143. Senior ball 133, May dance 113. BARBARA DAYTON . . . Junior glee 113, Girls club. IVAN DE HART . . .Boys Club. PHYLLIS DE ROU- SIE . . . Entered from Port Angeles 1942. Drama 11, 23, Olym- piad 13, 43, Broadcasting 143 assembly chairman 143. BON- ITA DEVINE . . . Correspondence club, G.A.A. letter. bds 'f . BARBARA CHRISTENSEN . . . Olympus editorial staf 133, Journalism banquet 133, French club 11, 23, Junior-Senio ball 13, 43, Correspondence club 143, Hi-Arts 133. EMIL' CHYTKA . . . Entered from Portland, Oregon 1944. Girl club. BETTY CLARK . . . Red Cross 11, 23, G.A.A. 123 Broadcasting 123, French club 123, Mothers tea 12, 33, Cor respondence club 133, Olympus ad staff 13, 43, Journalism ban quet 133, Big Sister party 13, 43, Junior-Senior play committe 143, All-High play committee 143. DONALD CLAUSEN . . .Baseball 12, 33, Football 12,3 letter 143, Intramural basketball 13, 43, Senate 12, 3, 43, Dad night 143, Class secretary 113 assembly 113, Latin club 11, 23 Junior-Senior ball 123, Boys glee 113, Mixed chorus 113, Broac casting 113, Knights of the Oyster 12,'3, 43, May dance 13f BETTY JEAN CLEEK . . . Orchestra 12, 33, Correspondenc club 12, 33, T-Square club 12, 3, 43. RAY CLIFFORD . . Track letter 12, 33, Football 123 letter 13, 43. NANCY COCH RAN ...Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch Pii Red Cross 11, 23, Latin club 12, 33, Mothers tea 123, Big Siste party 133. CAROL COLLINS . . , Girls club. PAU COLUMBO . . . Boys club. DAVID DILLON . . . Quill and Scroll, Mask and Dagger, Olympus sports editor 133 staff 141, Junior-Senior play 141, Broadcasting 12, 41, KIRO broadcast 141, Class assembly 111. A.S.B. assembly committee 12, 33, Senate 121, Boys club board of control 141. DOROTHY DILS . . . Junior-Senior ball 13, 41 play committee 13, 43, Broadcasting 141, Baccalaureate ush- er 133, Olympus ad staff 143, Correspondence club 141, Moth- ers tea 12, 43. JUDITH DOHM ...Olympiad co-editor 143 assistant editor 131 staff 123, Whatnot editor 143 staff 123, Honor society 12, 3, 43, Torch pin, Journalism banquets 12, 3, 41, Quill and Scroll treasurer 133 president 143, Band 123 letter 133, Music concerts 12, 33, Junior-Senior ball 133, A.S.B. point committee 131, Orchestra 12, 31, G.A.A. letter 111, French club 111 president 123, Latin club 12,33. MARILYN JO DOWNS . . . A.A.U.W. award, D.A.R. award, Olympiad editor 131 co-editor 143 associate editor 123, Quill and Scroll president 133, Journalism banquets 12, 3, 43, Honor society 12. 3, 43, Torch pin, A.S.B. assembly committee chair- man 13, 43, Girls club cabinet 141 tea 143, Class assembly 113, Latin club 113 president 123, Spanish club 143 president 133, Language council 131, Broadcasting 121, Mothers 'tea 11, 2, 3, 43. Junior-Senior ball 13, 43, Girls assembly general chairman 143, S.W.W. Girls club conference 141, Surgical dressings 13, 43, Most valued student. JOYCE DRAKE . . . Junior glee 11, 21, Olympus ad staff 141. BEVERLY DREWRY . , . G.A.A. treasurer 143 honor letter 11, 2, 33, Mothers tea 141, Hi-Arts 11, 23, Correspondence club 141, Orchestra 113, Band 123, Big Sister party 143. JANEIL DRIVER . . . Entered from Portland, Oregon 1945. Junior-Senior play committee 141, Mothers tea 143, A. S.B. point committee 141, Spanish club 141. HELEN DUR- BIN . . . Entered from Philomath, Oregon 1945. Olympus ad staff 131 circulation manager 143, Quill and Scroll, Journal- ism banquet 13, 43, Correspondence club party 143, Band 13, 43, Music concerts 133. LEON DUVAL . . . Boys club board of control 143, Junior-Senior ball 143, Stage crew 12, 33 chief 141, Projection crew 12, 43 chief 131, Knights of the Oyster 133 chairman 143, Dads night 141. BETTE EADS . . . Majorette 123 leader 13, 41, Olympiad assistant business manager 133 business manager 143, Junior- Senior play committee 143, Mothers tea 141, Junior-Senior ball 141, Junior day. DONALD EADS . . . Latin club 121, Knights of the Oyster 123. DIANE EARL . . .Orchestra 113, Junior glee 123, Advanced glee 123, May dance 133, Junior- Senior ball 13, 41, Mothers tea 13, 43, Hi-Arts 131, Honor society 143, Latin club 11, 23, Senate 141. DOROTHY EASTMAN . . . Hi-Arts 11, 23, Olympus ad staff 143. DOROTHY EASTON . . . Entered from Bremer- ton 1945. G.A.A. 143, Olympus ad staff 141. MARIE EBER- SOLE . . . Mothers tea 143, Girls club. STAN ELBERSON . . . Honor society 12, 3, 41, Football letter 12, 3, 41, A.S.B. social committee 12, 3, 43, May court, May dance 13, 43, Senior memorial committee 141, All-High play 141, Boys club board of control 113 treasurer 131, Dads night chairman 143, Senate 121. Latin club 11, 21. RICHARD EMMICK . . . Journalism banquet 143, Spanish club 121, Olym- pus ad staff 143, Olympiad 141. ESKEL ERICKSON . . . Knights of the Oyster 123, Boys club. 1 BEVERLY FRANK . . .Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Music concerts 12, 3, 41, S.W.W. music meet 141, Honor society 12, 31, Spanish club 12, 31, Olympiad 121, Olympus ad staff 141, Big Sister party 141, Mothers tea 12, 41. JOE FREITAS . . . Senate 12, 3, 41, Baseball letter 12, 3, 41, Football 121 letter 13, 41. RICHARD FULLER . . . Olympus ad manager 13, 41 editorial staff 141, Quill and Scroll, Band 11, 21 concert 121, Dads night 13, 41, All-High play committee 141, Junior-Senior play committee 141, Junior day, Football 12, 31, Basketball 131, Intramural football 111 basketball 11, 2, 3, 41. SARA FULLER ...Latin club 11, 21, Big Sister party 111, Junior day, Penny drive 141, Mothers tea 12, 41. HOWARD GAINES . . . Honor society 12, 31 president 141, Torch pin, Junior-Senior play 13, 41, Christmas play 141, All-High play 141, Mask and Dagger, Band 11, 31 letter 121, Latin club 11, 21, T-Square club 111, Projection crew 111 letter 12, 3, 41 manager 141, May dance 141. ETHEL GALLUCCI . . .Spanish club 11, 21, French club 13, 41, Junior glee 111, Big Sister party 13, 41, Mothers tea 111, Olympiad 141. MARJORIE GOODRICK . . .Senate 111, Red Cross 11, 21, Correspondence club vice president 141, Junior-Senior play com- mittee 141 ball 13, 41, Olympus ad staff 141, Mothers tea 13, 41, Big Sister party 13, 41, Latin club 11, 21. LARRY GRANT . . . Yell king 141 duke 131, May court, Senate 11, 31, A,S.B. social committee 131 assembly committee 141, Junior-Senior play 13, 41, Mask and Dagger, Olympiad 121, Class assembly 111, Football manager 121, Track 11, 2, 31 letter 141, Dads night, Intramural football 111 basketball 141. THEODORE GRAVES . . . Olympus ad staff 141, Boys club. FRANCES ERICKSON . . . Mothers tea 131, Olympus ac staff 141. PHYLLIS ERSKINE . . . Broadcasting 131, Am erican School of the Air broadcast 131, T-Square club 141, Hi Arts 11, 21, Junior day, Big Sister party 111, Mothers tea 12, 41 PATRICIA FABER . . . G.A.A. letter 11, 2, 3, 41 honorariun 11, 2, 3, 41 president 141, Girls club cabinet 141, Spanish clul 11, 21, Mothers tea 141. JOAN FASSETT . . . Entered from Blaine 1945. Olympu: editorial staff 141, Journalism banquet 141, Mothers tea 13, 41 Honor society 13, 41, Torch pin, Latin club 141, Advanced glen 131. MARY FITCHITT . . . Secretarial Science club 141 Mothers tea 141. LOUISE ANN FITZMORRIS . . . G.A.A honorarium 11, 2, 3, 41 cabinet 13, 41 banquet 11, 2, 3, 41 Junior-Senior play committee 141, All-High play committen 141, Hi-Arts 121, T-Square club 141, Mothers tea 141. RUTH MARIE FORCE , . .Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torcl pin, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, S.W.W. music meet 141, Music let ter 131 concerts 13, 41, Correspondence club 12, 31 banquet 141 G.A.A. 111, All-High play committee 141, Big Sister party 1E 41, Mothers tea 131, Spanish club president 12, 31. MARIAI' FOSTER . . . Honor society 13, 41, Torch pin, May dance 13, 41 Journalism banquet 141, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 4 ball 13, 41, Correspondence club 121, Latin club 121, Frencl club 13, 41, Big Sister party 141, All-High play committee 141 G.A.A. 111, Mothers tea 13, 41, Junior day, Cap and gown com mittee 141. LORETTA FRANCIS . . . Olympiad assistan editor 141, Quill and Scroll, Journalism banquet 141, Junior Senior play usher 141 ball 141, All-High play committee 141 Junior day, May dance 131, Latin club 11, 21, Correspondenc club 13, 41, Girls club assembly 141, Big Sister party 13, 41 G.A.A. 111, Mothers tea 13, 41. E 5 1 2 it Z E Q Li DORIS GREEN . . . Junior-Senior play committee 145, Spanish club 12, 35, French club 145, Honor society 125, Cor- respondence club 145, Junior-Senior ball 13, 45, Girls assembly 145. GERALDINE GREGOR . . . Girls club cabinet 13, 45, Band 145 letter 12, 35, Music concerts 12, 3, 45, Honor society 12, 3, 45, Torch pin, Latin club 11, 25, Correspondence club 125, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 45. PHYLLIS GRIFHORST . . . Entered from Gooding, Idaho 1944. Latin club 145 secretary 135, Mothers tea 13, 45. LE ROY GUNSTONE . . . Projection crew 145 letter 135, Latin club 11, 25. BEVERLY GUYOT . . . Spanish club 11, 25, Hi-Arts 12, 3, 45, May dance 12, 35, All-High tolo 135. Junior-Senior ball 13, 45 play committee 135, Big Sister party 13, 45, Mothers tea 12, 3, 45, Correspondence club 115, Whatnot 145. JAMES HAEGER . . . Amateur Wrestling 125, Foot- ball 135. ALICE HALL. . . Girls Club. MARGIE HALEY . . . Correspondence club 145, Secretarial Science club 145, Mothers tea 145, Nurse's assistant 145. DIXIE HAUGEN . . . May court, G.A.A. 11, 25, Spanish club 11, 25, Junior-Senior play co-chairman 135 ball 13, 45, Senior ball 115, All-High tolo 135, May dance 12, 35, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 45, S.W.W. girls club conference 125, Honor society 12, 35, Olympus editorial staff 125, Junior glee 115, Advanced glee 12, 35, Big Sister party 13, 45, Class assembly 115 secretary 125 mixer 125, Music concerts 11, 2, 35, Commencement usher 135, War Stamp committee 125, Senate 135, A.S.B. assembly committee 11, 2, 3, 45, Girls auxil- iary secretary 125, Girls club cabinet 135 vice president 145 tea 145. 1 GLORIA HAVEY . . . A.S.B. usher 145, Latin club 12, 35. Junior glee 125, Advanced glee 13, 45, G.A.A. letter 12, 3, 45 secretary 145. CLAUDE HAYES . . . Band 11, 2, 3, 45, Boys club. JOYCE HAYS . . . Big Sister party 12, 35, Latin club 13, 45, G.A.A. 125. LILLIAN HAYS . . . Big Sister party 135, Latin club 13, 45, G.A.A. 125. DONAJEANNE HEDWALL . . . Junior-Senior play cast 13, 45 ball 13, 45, Christmas play 135, Mask and Dag- ger, Mothers 'tea 11, 2, 45, Advanced glee 135, May dance 135. Big Sister party 13, 45, Class assembly 115, Music concert 135. Senate 125, Spanish club secretary 135 vice president 145. DONALD HEDWALL . . . Yell duke 145, Junior-Senior ball 145, Dads night 145, P.A. crew 11. 25, Intramural basketball 135, Victory clothing drive chairman 145, Overseas clothing drive co-chairman 145, Senate 11, 25, Boys club board of con- trol 12, 45, Latin club 12, 35. FLORENCE HENDERSON ...Advanced glee 11, 2, 3, 45, Mixed chorus 13, 45, Girls ensemble 145, S.W.W, music meet 145, Secretarial Science club 145, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45. ROSE HENNES . . . Girls Club. BARBARA HENNESSY . . . COF- respondence club 11, 2, 35, G.A.A. 11, 25, May dance 125, Jun- ior-Senior play committee 145, A.S.B. usher 13, 45, Latin club 11, 25, T-Square club 145, Big Sister party 13, 45, Mothers tea 11, 25, Advanced glee 12, 3, 45, Music concerts 13, 45, Surgical dressings 135. I JACQUELINE HOYT . . . French club 121, G.A.A. 131, A.S.B. usher 141, Junior-Senior play committee 131, Big Sister party 13, 41, Mothers tea 13, 41, Red Cross 11, 21. BETTY HYSELL . . . Entered from Battle Creek, Michigan 1945. Girls club. DONNA JEAN ISAACSON . . . Majorette 13, 41, Correspondence club 111, G.A.A. 11, 21, Spanish club 111, Moth- ers tea 11. 21, Red Cross 11, 21. DRISCILLA ISAACSON . . . Band 12, 3, 41, Junior glee 121, Advanced glee 131, G.A.A. letter 11, 2, 31. WILLIAM JACOBS . . . Re-entered from Tacoma 1945. Junior-Senior ball 141, May dance 141, Olympus ad staff 141, Broadcasting 141, All-High play committee 141, Dads night 141, Track 13, 41. JEAN JACKSON . . . Latin club 11, 21, Secretarial Science club 141. AUSTIN JOHANSON . . . Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys club. RICHARD JUNK . . . Junior-Senior ball 141, Knights of the Oyster 131, Dads night 12, 31, Cleanup squad 111, Spanish club 11, 21. LOIS KATON . . . Entered from Port Orchard 1943. Spanish club 121, Girls club. LOIS HERNDON . . . A.S.B. cashier 131, Mothers tea 111 BEVERLY JANE HERRON . . . Entered from Carthage, Mis souri 1944. Olympiad 131, Broadcasting 131, Hi-Arts 131 Whatnot art editor 141. VELMA HINCHCLIFFE . . Spanish Club 12, 31, A.S.B. cashier 131. L JACQUELINE HITCHCOCK . . . A.S.B. usher 131, Moth ers tea 141, T-Square club 141, Orchestra 111. JERRILEI HJELM . . . Senate 141, A.S.B. finance committee chairmal 141, Girls club cabinet 141, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41 play com mittee 141, May dance 131, Mothers tea 11, 3, 41, Big Siste party 13, 41, Orchestra 131, Junior day, Latin club 12, 31, Hono: soclety 12, 31, War stamp committee 131, Bond assembly 13 41,All-Hightolo131,G.A.A. 11, 21. BARBARA HOLLANE . . . Mothers tea 11, 2, 31, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 4 ball 131, Olympiad 13, 41, Music concert 111, Big Sister party 13, 41, Junior glee 111, Quill and Scroll, Journalism banque 13, 41, May dance 131, Junior day, All-High play committee 141 JIM HORNE . . . Rotary medal winner, Football 121 let ter 13, 41, Track 131, Baseball 121, Senate 121, May court Class vice president 131, Boys club vice president 131 board o control 141, Junior-Senior ball 131, A.S.B. welfare committee 141, Spanish club 12, 31. GILBERT HORTON . . . Y's Men': trophy Winner, Senate 141, May court, Football 121 letter 13 41, Basketball 121 letter 13, 41, Baseball letter 12, 3, 41, Junioi day. ALAN HOUSTON . . . Baseball 131, Cleanup squad 111 Intramural basketball 11, 2, 41. LUCY NAN KENT . . .Honor society 12,35 treasurer 145. Torch pin, A.S.B. point committee 135, Latin club 12, 35, French club 13, 45, Junior glee 115, Advanced glee 12, 35, Cor- respondence club 12, 3, 45. LEONA KISSNER . . . Enter- ed from Puyallup 1945. Correspondence club 145, Latin club 13, 45. NORMAN KNUTSEN . . . Knights of the Oyster 135, Spanish club 13, 45. BETTY KORNMESSER . . . Girls club cabinet 135 presi- dent 145, May court, Girls auxiliary cabinet 125, Senate 11, 2, 3, 45, A.S.B. welfare committee 12, 3, 45, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Junior glee 11, 25, Mixed chorus 13, 45, String quartet 11, 2, 35 trio 13, 45, Girls ensemble 125, Mixed ensemble 135, Music letter 12, 3, 45, Music concerts 11, 2, 3, 45, S.W.W. music meet 11, 2, 3, 45, Penny drive 13, 45, G.A.A. 115 honor letter 125 cab- inet 12, 3, 45, Latin club 12, 35, Senior ball 115, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 45, Junior-Senior play committee 13, 45 ball 13, 45, May dance 12, 3, 45. KATHERINE KYLE . . . Mothers tea 13, 45, Junior-Senior ball 13, 45 play 145, Junior day, Com- mencement usher 135, All-High play committee 145, May dance 135, Spanish club 11, 25. MARYBELLE KYLLONEN . . . Class secretary 145, Senate 135, Correspondence club treasurer 145, Junior-Senior ball 145, Mothers tea 145. ROMEL LANGEBERG . . . Boys club. DONALD LAV- ERY . . . Boys club. MARIE LAVERY . . . Girls club. GERTRUDE LEMLEY . . .Girls club. ANNE LEON- HART . . . Entered from Minneapolis, Kansas 1945. Girls club. ALPHA LIEN . . . Re-entered from Yelm 1945. Latin club 11, 25, Junior-Senior ball 125, Big Sister party 125. ROSALIE LILLARD . . . Honor society 12, 3, 45, Torch pin, A.S.B. point committee 12, 3, 45, Correspondence club president 145 party 145, Latin club 12, 35, Spanish club 13, 45, Big Sister party 13, 45, Mothers tea 12, 45, Junior-Senior ball 13, 45 play committee 13, 45, All-High play committee 145, Penny drive 135, Girls assembly 145. ANN LILLIBRIDGE . . . Latin club 12, 3, 45, Girls club cabinet party 145, Girls club cabinet 145, Nurse's assistant 13, 45. KATHLEEN LITTLEJOHN ...Girls club, JENNIE LLOYD . . . A.S.B. cashier 145, Senate 11, 35. DORIS LOHRENGEL . . . Junior glee 115, Majorette 13, 45, T-Square club secretary 145, Big Sister party 135. LOR- RAINE LONGMIRE . . . A,S.B. usher 145, Girls club. DICK MARTIN . . . T-Square club 443, Cleanup squad 413, Junior day, War Stamp committee 433, Intramural basket- ball 41, 2, 43 bowling 413, Basketball 423, Track 42, 3, 43. DALE MAUERMAN . . . Boys Club. DEAN MAUERMAN . . . Boys club. MALCOLM McBRIDE . . . Entered from Tacoma 1944. Boys club. PATRICIA McCORMICK . . . Olympus editorial staff 443, Journalism banquet 443, Broadcasting 443, Junior- Senior play committee 443 ball 43, 43, All-High play committee 443, Red Cross 433, Mothers tea 42, 3, 43, French club 42, 33. G.A.A. 423, May dance 43, 43, Big Sister party 443, Corres- pondence club 43, 43, Secretarial Science club 443, Christmas dance 443. WILBERT McCUSKER . . . Entered from Se- attle 1943. Olympus feature editor 443, Junior-Senior play cast 443, Mask and Dagger, All-High play committee 443, Sen- ate vice president 443, Class yell leader 443. RITA MAE McLAUGHLIN ...Mixed chorus 443, Advanc- ed glee 43, 43, Big Sister party 433, Hi-Arts 433. JACQUE- LINE McLEOD . . . Entered from Morton 1944. Big Sister party 43, 43, Girls club. PATT MEDBU RY . . . May court, Music concerts 42, 3, 43, Advanced glee 42, 3, 43, S.W.W. music meet 43, 43, Regional music meet 43, 43, Girls ensemble 43, 43, Mixed chorus 443, Vocal letter 443, Orchestra 423 letter 43, 43, Senior announcement committee chairman, Junior-Senior ball 43, 43 play usher 443, Class treasurer 42, 33 mixer 423, A.S.B. secretary 443, Big Sister party 43, 43, Surgical dressings 42, 33, Girls club itolo 433, May dance 433, Latin club 413 vice presi- dent 423, G.A.A. 41, 23, Mothers tea 443. JACQUELINE LUSIER . . . Hi-Arts 41, 23, Correspondenc Club 42, 43, Mothers tea 443. VALERIE LUSIER . . . H. Arts 41, 23, Correspondence club 42, 43, Mothers tea 42, 3, 41 FRANCES ANN MALLERY . . . Entered from Tacoma 1942 Class assembly 413, Latin club 42, 33, Big Sister party 43, 43 Mothers tea 43, 43, Junior day, Junior glee 433, May danc 43, 43, Big Sister party chairman 443, Spanish club 443, Broad casting 443, Correspondence club 443, All-High play committe 443, Junior-Senior ball 433 general chairman 443 play commit tee 433 play usher 443, Moving-up assembly 443, Girls clui party 443, Correspondence club banquet 443, Girls club cab inet 443. JOSEPH MALLERY . . . Entered from Tacoma 1942 Junior-Senior play 433, Honor society 42, 3, 43, Torch pin French club 423 president 433, Language council 433, Footbal 423. LEONARD MALLOY . . . A.S.B. president 443, Clas. president 433, May king, Language council 433, Football let ter 443, Senate 433, Latin club 423 president 433, Junior-Senio: ball 433. ARCHIE MARTIN . . . Class vice president 443 Boys club secretary 443, S.W.W. music meet 423, Senate 423 Spanish club 42, 33, Music concerts 42, 3, 43, Band letter 42, 3 43. - AVONELLE MARTIN . . . Honor society 42, 3, 43, Torcl pin, Senate 413, Class assembly 413, Big Sister party 41, 2, 3, 43 Olympiad 423, Junior day, Mothers tea 41, 2, 3, 43, Hi-Arts 413 Latin club 42, 33, S.W.W. music meet 42, 3, 43, Regional musif meet 42, 3, 43, Music concerts 41, 2, 3, 43, Junior glee 413, Ad- vanced glee 42, 3, 43, Mixed chorus 42, 3, 43, Boys glee pianisi 43, 43, Girls ensemble 41, 2, 43, Mixed ensemble 433, Music letters 43, 43, Vocal manager 43, 43, Acapella 'trio 41, 23 MARION MARTIN .. . Olympiad 443, A.S.B. usher 443, Moth- ers tea 41, 43, Big Sister party 41, 43, Junior day. PATRI- CIA MARTIN . . . Olympus editorial staff 423, Majorette 43, 43. Baccalaureate usher 433, Junior day, Big Sister party 433, Cor- respondence club 423, Latin club 423, Spanish club 433, Cap and gown committee. W ,P NORMAN MESPLAY . . . Entered from San Bernardino, California 1944. Dads night 131, P.A. crew 13, 43, Junior day, Intramural basketball 131, Boys glee 143, Boys ensemble 141, Mixed chorus 143. HARRY METHENY . . . Boys club. CAROL MILLER . , . Secretarial Science club vice president 143, Mothers tea 13, 43, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41, May dance 133, Junior day, Big Sister party 143, Cap and gown committee, Vocational conference committee 133. HERBERT MILLER . . . Entered from Seattle 1943. Class president 141, Boys club vice president 143, A.S.B. social com- mittee 141, Senate 131, Senior memorial committee, Junior- Senior ball 13, 41, May dance 133, May court, Golf letter 13, 41, Intramural basketball 13, 43. JOAN MILLER . . . Girls club cabinet 141, Honor society 12, 33, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43 play committee 143 usher 141, Class trio 11, 2, 3, 43, Christmas play 143, May dance 12, 3, 43, Big Sister party 12, 3, 41, Olympiad 123, Olympus editorial staff 12, 31, Senate 11, 41, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior prom 113, All-High tolo 12, 31, Junior day, Senior memorial committee chairman, Mem- orial plaque chairman 143, Class mixers 11, 2, 33, Surgical dressings 131, G.A.A. 111, Latin club 123 secretary 113, Mixed chorus 141, Advanced glee 12, 3, 41, Girls ensemble 13, 41, S.W.W. music meet 12, 3, 41, Music concerts 11, 2, 3, 43, Music letter 13, 41. ROBERT MILLER . . . P.A. crew 13, 41, Knights of the Oyster 121, Broadcasting 143, Junior day. RUSSELL MILLESON . . . Entered from Thompson Falls, Montana 1945. Whatnot 141, Olympus editorial staff 141. LEIGHTON MOBLEY . . . A.S.B. apportionment committee 13, 41, A.S.B. treasurer 13, 43 assistant treasurer 123. PAT- RICIA MOHLER . . .Mothers tea 113, Latin club 11, 23, Sec- retarial Science club 141, Big Sister party 12, 3, 41. CECIL MORGAN . . . Entered from Paxton, Nebraska 1942. Boys club. TOMMY MORRIS . . . Entered from En- umclaw 1943. Knights of the Oyster 131, Dads night. Junior- Senior ball 141 play committee 141, T-Square secretary-treas- urer 133 president 141, Baseball 12, 41, Intramural basketball 12, 41. ROGER MOSELEY . . .Boys club. PHYLLIS MULLEN . . . Olympus ad staff 131 manager 141, Journalism banquet 141, Quill and Scroll 141, Mothers tea 11, 3, 43, G.A.A. 111, Junior-Senior ball 141, Secretarial Sci- ence club 143, Junior day. MARIBETH MULLER . . . Olympiad 12, 31, Olympus editorial staff 13, 41, Quill and Scroll vice president 141, Journalism banquet 141, Junior day, May dance 141, Penny drive 121, Moving-up assembly 141, G.A.A. 121, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Broadcasting 141, Junior- Senior play usher 141, All-High play committee 141, Christmas dance 133, Correspondence club 12, 33, Red Cross 121, Latin club 12, 31. MARILYN MULLER . . . Junior-Senior play cast 141 usher 141, Broadcasting 143, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, All- High play committee 141, Christmas dance 131, Correspondence club 123 secretary 131, Red Cross 121, Olympiad 12, 31, Olym- pus editorial staff 13, 41, Quill and Scroll treasurer 141, Journal- ism banquet 143, Latin club 12, 31, Big Sister party 12, 3, 41. Junior day. MARIANNE NEAL . . . Junior-Senior play committee 141, Mothers tea 13, 41. ELLEN NEELEY . , . Entered from Seattle 1945. Junior-Senior ball 141, Olympiad 141, Mothers tea 141. RONALD NELSON ...Boys club. LOLA ORCUTT . . . Girls club. TERRY O'TOOLE .. .Girls club. FLORENCE PENNELL . . .Student gym instructor 135, Spanish club 125 secretary 135, Junior glee 115. ROBERT PERINGER . . . Intramural basketball 115 foot- ball 115, Football 125 letter 13, 45, Basketball 125 letter 13, 45, Baseball 135, Track 145, Class vice president 115, Spanish club president 125 council 125, Boys club representative 125, Junior- Senior play committee 145 ball 145, A.S.B. Welfare committee 135, Senate 11, 25, Broadcasting 145, Dads night 12, 35, May dance 12, 3, 45. VIRGINIA PETERS . . . Girls auxiliary cabinet 115 president 125, Latin club secretary 115, Senate 115, May dance 115, A.S.B. social committee 125 chairman 135, Mothers tea 11, 25, Junior-Senior ball 145, Class assembly 115, Big Sister party 12, 3, 45, Advanced glee 145, Music concert 145, Baccalaureate usher 135, Tri-Y 13, 45, Penny drive 135. FRED PETERSEN . . ,Baseball 115, Football 125 letter 13, 45, Track 135, Intramural basketball 12, 35, Broadcasting 145, Christmas play 145, Dads night 135, Hi-Y assembly 135, Senior meeting play 145, Senate 135. DONALD PHILLIPS . . .Olympiad 145, Olympus ad staff 145. PRISCILLA RUTH PIERRE. . .Hi-Arts 11, 35, Sci- ence club 145, A.S.B. concessions 115. Junior-Senior play com- mittee 135, Baccalaureate usher 135. MARGARET PITTS . . . Class assembly 115, Latin club 11, 25, Mothers tea 11, 2, 35, War Stamp committee 115, Girls glee 11, 2, 35, Mixed chorus 135, A.S.B. usher 135, Secretarial Science club 145, Big Sister party 135, Junior day 135, DONNA NEWCOMER . . . Entered from Sheridan, VVyon ing 1943. Quill and Scroll, Olympiad 145 assistant editor 13 Journalism banquet 13, 45, Junior-Senior ball 145, May dant committee 135, Latin club 125, Junior glee 125, Music conce 125, Service flag committee 145, Mothers tea 125, Cap ar gown committee 145, Girls auxiliary social service chairma 125. ELJO LEE NEWCOMER . . . Entered from Sherida Wyoming 1943. Glee club 12, 35, Music concert 12, 35, Chris mas play 125, A.S.B. cashier 12, 35. FRANCES NICKOI AUS . . . Entered from Tacoma 1943. Secretarial Science clu 145, Correspondence club 115, Junior glee 115, Big Sister part 135. RICHARD NORTH . . . Entered from Richland 1943. B03 club. Entered Merchant Marine January, 1946. JULI O'BRIEN . . . Honor society 12, 3, 45, Torch pin, Broadcastin 125, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 45, May dance 135, Junior-Senior ba 13, 45 play committee 13, 45, Big Sister party 135, Girls as sembly 145, Latin club 11, 25, G.A.A. 11, 25, Correspondent club 135, A.S.B. point committee 145, Secretarial Science clu vice president 145, G.A.A. honor letter 115, DWAIN OLE TZKE . . . Boys club. ROBERT OLSEN . . . Entered from Bremerton 1945. Jur ior-Senior play cast 145, Boys club. MARGARET OLSOI . . . French club 11, 2, 35, Girls club. PETER OLSON . . Golf 12, 35, Football 125, Intramural basketball 11, 25 footba 115, Junior-Senior ball 145, May dance 145. 1 s I E E Q 3 5 2 2 Q 1 EUGENE PREMO . . . Intramural basketball 11, 2, 31, Basketball 111, Baseball 121, Broadcasting 141, Spanish club 12, 31, T-Square club 141, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41, Com- mencement program 131, Class yell leader 111, Senate parlia- mentarian 111. LYNN RAMSEY . . . Latin club 11, 21, Mask and Dagger 141, Band 11, 2, 31, Junior-Senior play cast 141, Broadcasting 141, Dads night 121. RAYMOND RAY . . . Golf letter 13, 41, Intramural basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Bas- ketball 121, Boys club president 141, Class treasurer 141, P.A. crew 12, 31 chief 141, Spanish club 12, 31, Broadcasting 141, May dance 141, A.S.B. finance committee 141, Dads night 141, Junior-Senior ball 141. JEAN REDER . . . Latin club vice president 121, Spanish club president 13, 41, Mask and Dagger 13, 41, Senate 121, A.S.B. point committee 13, 41, All-High play cast 141, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Big Sister party 141, Bond rally 141, Junior- Senior play cast 13, 41, Girls assembly 141, Junior day 131, Band concert 141. CHARLES RHULE . . . Junior-Senior ball 141, May dance 141, Hi-Y assembly 141, Football 12, 31 letter 141, Intramural basketball 12, 3, 41, Senate 141. DEN- NY RISVOLD . . . Basketball 121, Intramural basketball 121, Senate 12, 41, Junior-Senior play cast 141, Mixed chorus 141, Boys glee 141. BARBARA ANN RIOUX . . . Hi-Arts 131, Advanced glee 131, Big Sister party 131. SHIRLEY ROBBINS . . . Class assembly 111, Junior day 131, Red Cross 121, Junior-Senior ball 13, 41 play committee 131, Correspondence club 141, Broadcasting 121, Surgical dressings 141, May dance 12, 31, Girls assembly 141, T-Square club 141, Mothers tea 131, Big Sister party 131. LA VERNE ROBERTSON . . . Entered from Meridian 1943. Girls glee 12, 31, Student gym instruct- or 131. VIOLA ROBINSON . . . T-Square club 12, 41, Broadcast- ing 141. ARLENE ROUTT . . .Correspondence club 11, 41, Mothers tea 121. BETTE RUSSELL. . .Advanced glee 131, Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Junior-Senior ball 141, Big Sister party 131, A.S.B. cashier 131. JEANETTE RUSSELL . . . A.S.B. cashier 121, Girls club. VIRGINIA LEE RYAN ...Junior glee 111, Spanish club12,31, Correspnndence club 131, Junior-Senior play committee 131, All-High play committee 141. CLIFFORD RYSER . . Entered from Moose Lake, Minnesota 1945. Boys club. SIBYL SCHLOTTMANN . . . May dance 111, A.S.B. usher 12, 3, 41, Correspondence club 131, G.A.A. 131 letter 11, 2, 41 honorarium 13, 41 cabinet 13, 41, Mothers tea 111, Latin club 11, 21, Spanish club 141, Big Sister party 141. BARBARA SCHROEDER . . . Entered from Fairbanks, Alaska 1944. Spanish club 12, 31, Olympiad 141, Junior-Senior play com- mittee 13, 41 ball 13, 41, Hi-Arts 131, Mixed chorus 131, Music concert 131. JAMES SELVIDGE . . . Honor society 11, 2, 31, Baseball 121, Golf 131, Spanish club 12, 31, Projection crew 111, Junior-Senior play cast 131 play committee 141 ball 141, Orchestra 111, All-High play committee 141, May dance 141, Tennis 141. VYONNE STAM . . . Entered form Mellen, Wisconsin 1943. Advanced glee club 12, 41, Mixed chorus 141, Secretarial Science club president 141. JIM STANKER . . . Boys club. CHRIS STERNAGEL . . . Latin club 11, 21, Honor society 11, 2, 31, Track 12, 3, 41, Intramural basketball 11, 2, 41, Base- ball 141, Senate 12, 3, 41, House and Grounds 11, 2, 31, Cleanup squad 121. BETTY STEVENS . . . Senate 11, 21 recording secretary 141, Latin club vice president 11, 21, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior ring and pin committee, Class assembly 11, 21, Junior day general chairman 131, Junior glee 131, Baccalaureate dec- orations 12, 31, Commencement usher 131, Olympus editorial staff 131, Girls club tolo 121. Junior-Senior play committee 13, 41 ball 13, 41, Red Cross 11, 21, War stamp committee 141, Broadcasting 141, May dance 12, 3, 41, All-High play com- mittee 141. JEAN STEVENSON . . . Junior-Senior play committee 141, Hi-Arts 121, Spanish club 12, 31, Red Cross 111. GENE STRANDNESS . . . Football 121 letter 13, 41, Basket- ball 12, 31 letter 141, Baseball 121 letter 13, 41, Tennis letter 12, 31, Intramural basketball 11, 21, May court, May dance 111, Latin club 11, 21, Intramural sports committee 131 chair- man 141, Bond rally 111, Cleanup squad 121, Dads night 12, 3, 41, Class president 11, 21. BETTY SWITZENBERG . . . Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Music concert, 131, Junior- Senior play committee 141 ball 13, 41, Christmas play com- mittee 131, May dance 131, Secretarial Science club 141, Girls assembly 141, Secretarial Science club president 141. DORIS TAYLOR . . . T-Square club 131, Girls club. RALPH 'THOMAS . . . Clean-up squad 121, Knights of the Oyster 131. SHIRLEY SEWARD.. .Girls club. MANNING SEI TON . . . Entered from Shamrock, Oklahoma 1944. Boys clu PHYLLIS SHANNON . . . Latin club 12, 31, Secretarial Sc ence club 141. REUBEN SIEWERT . . . Entered from Tacoma 194 Boys club. NORMA JEAN SIMILA . . . May queen, Junio Senior play 13, 41 ball 141, All-High play 141 tolo 121, Mas and Dagger, Girls assembly 141, Class assembly 11, 21, Motl ers tea 13, 41, Olympiad 12, 31, Christmas play 12, 3, 41, Frenc club 11, 21, Broadcasting 141, Hi-Arts 131, Music concerts 1 31. ARTHUR SMITH . . . Fire patrol 131, Boys club. ELINOR SPILLMAN . . . Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Big Sistt party 12, 3, 41, Junior-Senior play committee 131, Olympiad 14 Olympus ad staff 121, T-Square 141, Surgical dressings 14 Junior glee 131, Correspondence club 141, Journalism secr tary 141, G.A.A. letter 111. MARGUERITE SPRINGE . . . Junior glee 121, Advanced glee 13, 41. MARIETT SPRINGER . . .Junior glee 121, Advanced glee 13, 41, F 5 tt 1 5 s Q 3 3 E EVELYN THOMPSON . . . Latin club 11, 23, T-Square 143, Junior glee 13, 43, Advanced glee 143. FRANKLIN THORP . . . Re-entered from Long Beach, California, 1944. Spanish club 13. 43, Baseball 123, Golf 13, 43, Track 143. CHRISTINE THUNBERG . . . Mothers tea 123, Big Sister party 11, 23, Junior glee 113. COLLEEN TREVIS . . . Girls auxiliary cabinet 113, G.A.A. 113, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Big Sister party 13, 43, A.S.B. fi- nance committee 133, Senate 133, Junior-Senior ball 13, 43 play committee 143, All-High play committee 143, Broadcast- ing 143, Latin club 123, Red Cross 133, Olympus ad staff 133. HARLEY TUCK . . . Entered from U. S. Army Air Corps 1945. Boys club. ALICE TUTTLE . . . Entered from Panama City, Florida 1945. Secretarial Science club 143, Girls club. MURIEL UPTON . . . Hi-Arts 11, 23, Mothers tea 123. VERNON VAN CAMP . . .Football 12, 3, 43, Baseball 12, 33, Track 143, Senate 133. DANIEL VAN MECHELEN . . . Latin club 11, 23, Boys club. 1 1 3 5 VIRGENE WADE . . .May court, Song duchess 133 queen 143, A.S.B. assembly committee 143, Junior-Senior play cast 13, 43 ball 133, Mask and Dagger, All-High play cast 143, Christmas play 13, 43, Girls club tolo 133, Olympiad 123, May dance 12, 33, Broadcasting 143, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, Ad- vanced glee 11, 2, 33, Girls auxiliary cabinet 113, Spanish club 12, 33. CAROL WALKER . . . Entered from Tacoma 1944. Correspondence club 13, 43, Spanish club 13, 43. MARY KAY WALKER . . . Olympiad 143, Journalism banquet 143, Junior-Senior play committee 133 chairman 143, All-High play chairman 143 tolo 143, Mothers tea 11, 2, 3, 43, May dance 133, Big Sister party 13, 43, Junior day, Latin club vice president 11, 23, Spanish club 133, Class assembly 113. RITA WEAVERLING . . . Hi-Arts 12, 33, Correspondence club 143, Big Sister party 143, Mothers tea 123. LE ARDIS WELSH . . . Junior glee 113, Advanced glee 123, Latin club 12, 33. THEODORE WILKE . . .Boys Club. ALDEN WILLIAMS . . .Boys club social committee 133, Knights of the Oyster 123, Junior-Senior play committee 143, Spanish club 143 president 133, Baseball 123, Track 13, 43. DONALD WILLIAMS . . .Re-entered 1945. Boys club. DON- NA LOU WILLIAMS . . . Spanish club 11, 23, Secretarial Sci- ence club 143. U.H.S., our school so dear, Colors white and blue, SHIRLEY GAY WILLIAMS . . . May court, Band 11, 2, 41, Orchestra 12, 3, 41, Junior glee 111, Mixed chorus 12, 3, 4 Girls ensemble 11, 3, 41, Mixed ensemble 121, Music concel 11, 2, 3, 41, S.W.W. music meet 12, 41, Regional music me 12, 3, 41, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Senior ball 111, Gil auxiliary vice president 121, Girls club treasurer 131 secrefta 141, Junior-Senior ball 131. DOROTHY WINDELL . . Junior-Senior play cast 13, 41 ball 131, Mask and Dagge Mothers tea 12, 3, 41, Latin club 121 vice president 111, Ma dance 131, Big Sister party 13, 41. JOSEPH WINGATE. Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Knights of the Oyster 131, Latin club 11 Olympus ad staff 141, Senate 141, Track 121 letter 13, 41. GLORIA WOODWARD . . . Entered from Tenino 194 Torch pin, Girls club. HOWARD WOODWARD . . . Da4 night 141, May dance 131, A.S.B. social committee 13, 41, Foo ball 11, 2, 3, 41. PHILIP YANTIS . . .Entered from Elrr 1945. Boys club publicity committee 141, Dads night 13, 4 Band 131, Intramural basketball 13, 41, Golf 131 letter 141. BARBARA YOUNG . . . Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pii Olympiad assistant business manager 141, Journalism banqut 141, Junior-Senior play committee 141 ball 141, Penny drix 141, Cap and gown committee 141, Spanish club 12, 31, Lati club president 141, Big Sister party 13, 41, Mothers tea 13, 4 ZORA LEE ZABEL . . . Girls Club. WALLACE ZINK . . Projection crew 141, Boys club. HELEN ZINCK . . .Band 12,41 letter 131, S.W.W. mus: meet 131, Honor society 12, 3, 41, Torch pin, Correspondent club 121, Spanish club 12, 31. 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