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

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E DEDIC TE In appreciation to you, Clayton Farrington, we dedicate the l95li edition of the Olympiad. Your ability to interest students in civic affairs has been a great aid to the fixture citizens attend- ing Olympia high school. Mr. Farrington, your life has been an eventful one-a native ol' Montana, you received both your B. A. and M. A. from Montana State university. Your activities in school include acting as adviser for the junior class and the Standards and Elections committee. You also manage ticket sales for all school activities. Your interests outside school include being a member ol' the American Legion, Musicians union and Trades council. ln this way we hope to repay you lor the years ol' wonderful service you have given Olympia high. Page Six

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fi? f wt at ' tfwsffw Mayhew , ' V Q 5' y ljfffiyj if V wfyyiyjsf fx 3 A C V Q ' I Cy! ' LF- K. Md'-fl y As each succeeding year goes by, music comes to have a deeper mean- ing to high school students. Songs and melodies play an important part in high school activities from the yell songs heard in pep assemblies to the soft tunes heard at all school dances. We feel that Say It With Music is a fitting theme for the year just past. We hope that as you look over this book remembering the good times of the last year, you, too, will agree and Say It With Music. K g. - wax 7 .g :r Y W i 7 9 ' -- 9' .sf - I f Hx 2 Qi Q X L gi it J Q . -' 3 L it .,' Tv, 4 f-7' ,gf 3 -4- 9 o X ..Z' K-7 1' 9 ' 0.4! ' G , ' ' 1 3 -7 f . - . l .57 'V . , nd 3 'JZ sql- , JJ 0 ' 'WJ -W 1 ' .1 if by it Jw if Page Five

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X 4: Cotnpleting Olxntpia's secondary school huilding program is one ol the l'L'SIJOIl5llJlllllL'S laced hy the Board ol' education during the next lew years. .Xlter- ations and itnproxeinents in present lacilities will also Pictured' at tlre lop left is Willard Matters, as- siytanl superintendent of schools anal Leland P. Brown. superintendent of schools. Pictured at top right if Don Hunt, principal. Counselors pictured at left are Norman folrrixon, farnex Bolrle, twin Elizabeth Crockett, Member'5 of the xclrool board pictures' below are Virgil Adams. Henry Bolender. Darrell VV. jonef. Glenn W. I.arza'er.v. fr.. Mfr. Mel Knox, Oliver R. Ingersoll, he considered. Both I.. P. Brown. Superintendent ol schools. and XVillard Matters. .Xssistant superin- I I I I l tendent ol schools, will work in close association with the school hoard and principal to carry out this prograni. Continuing to lollow his plan ol' educating every student to the liniit ol' his ahility. Principal Don ll. Bunt has had the added responsibility ol' keeping Olympia high school operating smoothly and lortning policies lor teachers and students. He has also def voted nnlch ol his tinle to student activities. Serving' all students. the guidance department ol Olympia high school uses methods which are keyed to the individual. Exery student is encouraged to seek the aid ol counselors on educational plans. personal prohlenis and social developnients. Student analyses are prepared through standardized tests. grades. teachers, atutohiographies, and personality records. Ready to help students receive the ntost lroin their high school careers are the three guidance counselors at OHS. Miss 1'lHl2llJL'lll Crockett. Dean ol' Girls and Girls cluh adviser: Vice principal .lznnps H. llohle and Director ol counseling. Nortnan llohnson. School hoard plans lor the coming year include the huilding ol new grade schools and the cfnixersion ol Nlaslnngton school to exclusive nnnor high use. Meinhers ol' the school hoard are: Oliver R. Ingersoll. president: Glenn XV. Landers. vice president: Virgil .Xdan1s.secretaryg and Darrell XV. -lones, Mrs Mel Knox and Henry XV. liolender, tnenlhers. Page Seven