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

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Page Eiglvteeu HBOF... Wlemlrerx of tlve Girlf fluln cabinet pifturea' at left are: lrow one! Berntsen. Barlmra Patterxon. Betlr Patterson, faeobf. Berk. G. folmsorz, Wiltox. Stalmo, Over- ton: lrow two! La Fond, B. folmson, Vlfuodard. Parsons. Gierke, Misy Eliz L lretlr Crockett, Mis: Marjorie Her A advixerr: Arnarls, Hirl-lsle. fkirmer. Bar are My QM s N x ' 'X CPR ew Wv,w+ivD N u mi A BX W 'B SJ NW 1 S Qi- wx' W X J QQ., , fx-P9-f f , W x K K Www Xe' K Nw, l VN l QEPQ ,, Lf LJ 1 Rx NO ' ! QQ? P 5 TW,,Jf,s 90 f ' ' -rwxe. LSQ Memlverx of the Boys club board of U - forztrol pirturea' at left are: frow one!O X' Norman jolvnsorz. adviser: Harder. Baker, Riflvardx, Wall. Beck, Yoakum. Miller: XJ frow two! Moorlvouse. Fox. Weaver, Ilgxadgpk lvam. Wltltlff. Bratton, Gill. CS' Memlver of tlve Girls auxiliary ralrinet pirtured at left are: Aetzel, Buclmer, Tyrninslzi, Miss Marjorie Herorz, adviseri Matlvewx, Van Dyke, Hannon. Stewart.

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HO OR HIE X'Vinning the DAR award was Susie Hinkle. 'l'his award was based on citizenship. scholastic ability and activity record. George Somnis received the Rotary Inspirational award in lootball. George played varsity lootball lor three yearsg and during his senior year he was all-con- ference, all-state and all-American guard. Chosen to receive the Y's Menls Inspirational award in basketball was Bill Ross. This award is given annually lor outstanding sportsmanship on and oll' the basketball court. XVinning the Swinnning Inspirational award was Alan X'Veaver. .Xl was chosen by his teammates lor his outstanding sportsmanship and team support. Students who have accumulated enough points through play cast and committee work are eligible lor membership in lllespians. lXliss Mary lfwen is adviser. Sponsorship ol' the .lournalism banquet is the re- sponsibility ol' the Quill and Scroll. Alournalism students must pass strict requirements to obtain membership. lirnest .Xnderson is adviser. lo stitnulate and promote art in OHS is the Hi- .-Xrts. Prospective members' work must be voted on and approved by the club belore they may belong. -james Gilmore advises the club. Honor Society is composed ol' juniors and seniors with a GPA ol' 3.00 or better. The club's main activity is presenting the annual Honor Society assembly, Miss Mary Farrington is adviser. Members of Quill and Scroll pictured at right are: frow one! Lyncb, Stabno, Steussy, Fulton, Stroud, frow two! Carstensen, Westberg, Flint, Baker, Thompson, Preston, Grocottg frow tbree! Peterson, Hopkins, Cravens, Gierlee E. F. Anderson. adviser. Members of Hi-Arts pictured above are: frow one! Vacb. Livernaslv. lfVilcox. Strand, Wrigbt. McCracken, Pebbles, Steussy. Fuller, Niemiq Woodard, Reeves, Price: Krow two! james Gilmore, adviser: Willits, trow two! Terry. Overton. Willett. Pifer. Hendrickson, Hayden, Livesay, Esterly, West. Members of Tbespians pictured above are: lrow one! Finley, Kronf tlvree! Burns. Knox. Miss Mary Ewen. adviser: Seilz. Dickison. Page Seventeen

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.. . CTI ITY Girls eluh opened the year with a Big-Sister party to help acquaint all new girls with Olympia high school and help thenl rnake new lriends. Giving' a lfalher-llaughter hanquet provided the girls a ehanee to honor and entertain their lathers. Gretehen llohnson, general ehairnian. and her eoinniittee carried out the thenle Moments to Renieinberf' On March Ili the annual Girls eluh tolo was held in the OHS gyninasiuin. Decorations were handled hy the Soeial eonunittee. Globe Trot was the theme and carried out in decorations and eostunies. Prizes were given lor the niost original and authentic' eostunies. .X husy year was completed with the Mothers tea held May ll in the OHS ealateria. Spring Songs was chosen as the theme. lX'ith the help oi' her eonunittees Gretchen johnson. general ehair- inan, niade this year's tea one ol. the finest. Silver liellsl' was the thenie ol' the Girls auxiliary Nlothers lea held on Deeenlber 14. He- sides putting' on a sueeesslul tea, the eluh sends seraphoolcs to Madigan hospital and carries on other projects during the year. Girls auxiliary ineinhers also help hy serving lor the Girls eluh Mothers lea in May. During the year the Boys elulm sells book covers lo raise money. They also have a Dads night. On May ll the hoys treated their dads Io an evening ol entertainment. Exhibitions lroin the chemistry and physics laboratories. art elasses and nletal shop were shown. .X line program was given and relreshnients were served. This annual allair was sponsored hy all OHS boys under the we i ehairnianship ol' Vie Yoakuni. vt, .K Mefnberi' of the Home ana' Grounds' Committee pictured al top are: H0315 elialv lwook cover fale: lflfall. tlfloorlvouse. Baker. Pictured al lvotlom How ond Golrllverg, Kanz. Wiiiizer. Yoakam: How two! Kirflvmeief, left and right. are two action slwts of the Girly clulv Big-Sixtcr party Half. llfaltcr Chance, adviser. Pictured at center is an action ,shot Of ilu' Page Nineteen l J