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

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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.

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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