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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

PRIEST Q K f ,X X . 1 Y , A U Q: A MQW 1-is f W X I1 I I' lf Q 0 9 ffb 1 ' VIN p E ax X L IQQ 'I Y ' f X ' !L!.aY l -Vw. If , ' J ,J Q ., r ' QQ X x x xx , t I 'A , I kxl 'N xx -W., NL N, K . -- . Lu Y X . ,, 'Ns ' . QC Q: ' W 5 X 1 U E F' O X VX v' mv fl A tg, of ' S, 49 xy A g 'Q ,N k Q M' , m ' E , 13332 i -ug A Nw xi A 6 75. Q G Tl? xi w. -2. ,lf L J ff F- N x--Ia Yi 1 Lu . 5 a Q H 2-IB' ' N 22 I-4 Q7 5 ' . D' Q ws' 5' - Q U 64 X' , B- X m K . ,X ' sa '14 'J m n' l 1 I e , J . f , Y UYOU 5609 7 -4-- 9070 HUJNUOO 5 E335 5s C. ,Zff!!l'!M4f6fJ 'Wu I AX Q f'AXx fo, 'AW ff E W wmnj Q SL . Q 2205 A 'S Exlx U3 iff 'Qi rr -V 4:7 -.4 fa 4 Q 3+ U5 P '3f?J':f C, CW JNL 4- 0 w wi' 9.g.gf..fs.L.A.,fN Q.. EER we 5 xl 1 .xy ' 2 -4 f -J buf' SU 09 bv- pq, l Wu 0 11525 of -9 C150 -I- 052' Q icon + 'Y C s. -J CCm,: 4 aaq Lft-9-9 1-ua t-LL Cl' -D 3 .C o c . 1' o' 5' C + .I 32 xr G 'K +R w JJ ..- '5 I5 by Q. Lf 5 5- -Q u Wa. Cr fc N. A san W us JD J u 'P Q 'Q + : T 5 52 aff 6 . IF4 Sm N I E fi' Ear 4-I mlb fy M 3.0 ...gs Q, ea F , - Z :cl I 5,691-L f -aol-0,1111-C1 4f,?fO:4o101o s ,,a:e: 4aw0 bfi'-rrfzzy .,64,,0f-.vkyud if,,e4yff,f5.lf 16 ,1C,of-44 ,4-2244 ZZ 4 473 4 -' fffffzwg 22 W'6'.jf,C.i'MfM-A9fffJ?'4'4 . ,g ,wx 822,212 ,,4,o'-6..LQZ I M7440 , r i JQMZGFC 450j? '6L' 7g' 'f7g : LZ I Zf,L2'1,gQ 1,a6,fZA4--ov-4fxg,42.4!' S--447f-- 'dtzzi 1 f 41422121 '55 vi L -OCXQC7- -X29-.1 4-! i -A47fMmM?-Q em ,gg 5:4 3,0 -,gkaf vM,Q..f,.,J,4,,f,fx.:f ge: .,Lf f ,4 k f an . l f, M411 1 -'- L o My W Ewa sg fa, ff? Q wfwfhffw 22 Hilo 2 To W KV 01591 JV 9 2335 15035 1 iw! QW ,fgkijpyywdiy fag! AjjQjWfiZfjY?N I 1t5gf4j2i??5? J ' if JMWOW KVM H55 '5 ' Q Q Journalism Department OF William Winlock Miller High School Dlympia, Washington PRESENTS .. . gwlub Ko ' xmw wx lm foigwfofgo ffm of X 1 , Z In ff if X fl JI, , , , x J N M if 13 U 1 Q fog Q Xi IQ if is 3 Ygkl f - K of . KC 3 E29 SEK ? RH Rggiik wg xg w EXW EM Rf? R 1 Q A , 7 YQ? O 0 ' 1 C Jr ff fx fx Xxx H fix AJ QSM m fag Qui m, LA? ,E I9 gig gm QQXK dqia Kit fkyf 'III A- f X Q L5 Q!! W 0 L2 on, Editor f Man oger H N XM R mm CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Q Foreword ........ .....,...,................,....,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 5 Dedication ......... .......................................,,. .,,.,,,. 6 ADMINISTRATION Administration ................................,..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 7 Faculty ........,............. ....... .,,,,., 8 , 9 A. S. B. Officers ..................... ,,,,,,,,,, ,. , 10 Senate .......................................... - .,,,,, , ,,,,, 11 A. S. B., Senate Committees .................. ,..... l 2, 13 CLUBS Honor Winners, Honoraries ...,.,..,.,....,..... .,,,.. 1 6, 18 17 Girls, Boys Club Events, Officers ...... .,......,.. ,,,,,, , l 9 . . . 25 QCTVICC Organizations .............................. - ,,,........... 20 - Pep Staff ,...........-..-........... ...,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,-.- 3 0 , 31 Coaches, Big O, Action ..........,.... ..,... 3 2, 33 Football .,..., ....,...........................,,..., ,,.,,. 3 4 , 35 Cub Football, Basketball, Action ...... ...... 3 6, 37 ffl' fx' ' Basketball ..,..............................,...,,,,, ..,,,, 3 8, 39 Wrestling ............,..,.....,.,,,,....,......,. ,,,,,,,,,, 4 0 Swimming ...............,.....,..... ,,,,,, 4 1 g 54 Girls Tennis ........................... ,.,,,, 4 2 5 Intramural Sports, GAA .....,,, ,,,,,, 4 3 I - Track ....................................... ,.,.., 4 4 - Baseball ............. ,,,,,, 4 5 f Golf ...,................... ,,,,,, 4 6 ' Boys Tennis .....,... ........,.......,,..,,,.,,,,, ,----- 4 7 ACTIVITIES 5 Olympiad Staff ....... .............,..,,.......,,,, ,,.,,, 5 2 , 53 Olympus Staff ....., .,.... 5 4, 55 . May Court ........ ...... 5 6, 57 Dances -. ............. -,,,,, 5 8, 59 8 Drama . ............... ,,,,,, 6 0, 61 Vocal Music ...... .. ...... ,,,,,, 6 2, 63 Instrumental Music ......, ....,..,.......... .,.... 6 4 , 65 CLASSES Class Officers .,....., ......................... ...... 7 0 , 71 , Cloverfield ....... .......... ..,,,.,,,, 7 2 Freshmen ............... ,,,,,,,,,,--, 7 3 ' Sophomores ...................,. ..,,,, 7 4 - 77 5 6 juniors -. .......,.... Y. ..,............ .,.... 7 8 - 81 Senior Acknowledgment ...... ..,.,. 8 4, 85 ' Senior Section ...........,......,........,........................ 86-101 Ads .....................-...............-.................,...........,.. ......... . 103-123 Acknowledgments ...... .,...,,. N , 124 ADVERT if gi 3 ,,,e WW ,ff fifbfwfffli JVM! WW W QVJQM fa W WU! Q3'ff'7W WW if , Q i. UW W ,W fy? Ms if ' iw? s Aww ,ZZ Qyfvw -AQ'-f ,afafg 24.2.44 Her 'n C 'aliiizzffviashin QEKA e, 1 p t V42-fc,qgm w ze - my surrounding waters. Olym ia is l ted at C7C4,,gn43n oft gag mga' sougag ov - looks Capitol e. There is no doubtdthst K Qdbifiingto ' ' id e Q-y,,,,,,, . . Us abundangof wat r. 9 ' ther s ming the w'ater on d pair not Eaters it Y W8 lglgd-7 ,fy ,fy ace, thrilling to the spectace o a great W h dro lane , r W chin ' ' of'a ter a l, we are sure ou, the students f OI 'a ig ool, cl enc r n 'Er dffjoy k n' of d I land-1-13,21 .74-44-' 1 eren a , ri rs an a roun womyafai 755441 2222 t,-4:64, ,dauasvansefof e on our lives, we find it fitting to choose l LEQZPQ-he' hfllyvl-1981 , 511449. Water XtVon rland . 'Jil 504661 I Pg Fl r x X . jj 4 2 Clifford Cannon QJ In appreciation for the contributions you have made to Olympia High School and the success of its students, we dedicate to you, Clifford Cannon, the 1958 Olympiad. 'l'his year concludes your sixteenth year of teaching here. Having attended both the Central YVashington Col- lege of Education and the University of VVashington, you received a B.A. in education, with majors in history and economics. You are also an Alpha Tau Omega. As head of the social science department you have taught many students Washington state history or socio- economics. Teaching them to think has been your main objective. Nj L N W X X X jj R 1 ' li fin w - .I A X X i x if 4 if f . Q l fill KA jjj X5 lil tv lj wiht . t W I H Q t N ,E , if t ,tv jlja j w ji t . J X' X j, N ',xA Q is xi Hajj ist Q t e icaie . . . Page Six Being adviser of the assembly committee is one of your major school activities. Serving on the faculty ticket squad and the guidance committee add to your list of duties. Your interests outside school include sports, reading, and flowers. The latter hobby consists of collection of rhododendrons and several thousand azalea plants which you have pollenized and cross-pollenized. In this way, Mr. Cannon, the Olympiad staff says thank you for the services you have so faithfully given us during the last sixteen years. t DIRECTING, ADVISING l'c-:lumps tht' most iniportztnt duty ol at high school prin- cipal IS slndving tht' l'lll'lilC'llllIlll and thc nc-cds ol tht- studt-nls und kvt-ping school policies up to dzttcf' stat lcd llon llnnt. ln'int'ip:tl ol' our high school. ,Xmong his niztny other dnlivs strc' coordinating thi' wishvs und dcnizrnds ol tht' dilli-rt'nt dc'p:n't1ni'nts through thc- lll'IJ2ll'lllll'lll hc: ids. zulvisinp, thc- St-nzttv, und working with thc counselors :ind Izncnlly in thc- lIlIt'ltt'sls ol thc stndcnts. tloniing to Olympian this yczn' to tzlkc' owl' thc tztsks ol Stipt'rintc-mlt'nt ol Pnhlit Schools wats Dr. Rollztnd Upton. .xlllllllg his nmny plains lol' niccling thc nvcds ol. cdufzttion in Ulynipizt, now and in thc luttnv, is thc building ol' at new high smhool. Whvn :tskcd how hi' liked Olynipizt, Dr. Upton it-plit-cl. Olynipi:n is ont- ol' thc Irivinllicst towns l vc vwr st-cn. ,X nt-wcoinvr cztn't hi-lp hut ztpprecizite that. av .Xlwztys willing to lc-nd at Hllt'llJlllg hand to tht- students Y ol Ulynipizt lligh ant- tht- tlntt-0 glllllilllft' tonnsclors. lcr- Don Bunl, Principal lorining nanny xulnzthlc sc-i'x'ic'vs tln'ougg,h counst-ling, admin- izllg isnuling, :ind alctlx'1tlc's:tt't': lznnf-s ll. liohlti. vice princil Miss l'illl1llJlTlll iIi'ot'kt'tl, ilt'illl ol' girls: and Norman Alohn- son, din-ttor ol counseling. lllldllltffl ixliovt- inf-: ll-nolfl M. Potts, ixssistttril sttperintendentp W. l, Mixllr-rs, ttsslslfxnt SlllYt'llIll4'llllf'lIlf lJ?lflllfl P. Brown, Qdmini- astrfitlvt- wonzsnllftnt. Mvenilifirs of the? SCHOOL BOARD pvivlured Ol iifght int-: Vlrrgll Arlfiiiis, llv-niy Bolwrifirbr iclovoosodl, Darrell W. ltlllf'H, Gll'llll W. l.tllIfll'lS, lr., Mis. Mol Knox, Oliver lngersoll. -eff' lumen Bohlo Miss Elizabeth Crockett Norman Iohnson Vice Principal Dean ol Girls Director of Counseling Dr. Rolland Upton, Superintendent Page Seven LEADING, GUIDING When a ship sails into a harbor or port, it is guided by a pilot to safety. Y'Vithout the pilot the ship would have a hard time making it into port. l.et's compare our teachers to a pilot. The voyage through school is long and hard. Our teachers are here to direct and guide us through the years ot' school to the future. The following department heads are largely res- ponsible for this guidance: Miss Mary Margaret An- derson, matheniatics department head: Robert C. Anderson, foreign language department head: Leslie Members oi the Olympia High School FACULTY pictured at right are: ix-ow onel Wilbur Keller, science: Miss Lily Everton, English: Miss Mary Robertson, commercial: Mrs. Gwen Williams, phy- sical education, health: Herbert Chal- len, science: Crow twol Murry Coleman, industrial arts: Iames Carlson, English, speech: Clifford Cannon, social science: Robert Tardiff, math, industrial arts: Harold Anderson, English. Armstrong, music department head: Miss Agnes Bush- nell, commercial department head: Clifford Cannon, social science department head: Miss Lily Everton, linglish department head: Miss Marie Mollcstad, home economics department head: Lawrence Pinson, industrial arts department head. Assisting the teachers in making this guidance easier are Michael Schuller, librarian: Mrs. Gladys Prunty, assistant librarian: Mrs. Miriam Reed, secre- tary: Miss -Ioanne Horgdal, assistant secretary. Page Eight Members of the Olympia High School FACULTY pictured at left are: Crow onel Mrs. Louise Macdonald, social science, English: Mrs. Frances Amundson, study: Miss Joanne Horgdal, assistant secre- tary: Mrs. Mary Top, health: Mrs. Mar- garet Wood, English: Crow twoi Harold Murphy, math, commercial: I. W. Shol- lenberger ideceased April 29, 19581 mer- chandising: Roy Carlson, physical edu- cation, health: Henry Melusky, math. Members of the Olympia High School FACULTY pictured at right are: trow onol Mrs. Doris Colvin, commercial: Mrs. Mary Campbell, English, drama, broadcasting: Miss Mary Margaret An- derson, math: Miss Mary Farrington, English, French: Mrs. Alma Bratton, study: trow twol David Goedecke. music: Miss Elizabeth Huff, English: Clayton Farrington, history: Miss Alma Olson, English: lames Gilmore, art. Members of the Olympia High School FACULTY pictured at right are: trow onol Miss Marie Mollestad, home eco- nomics: Miss Agnes Bushnell, commer- cial: Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, commercial: Miss Mary Catherine Schmitt, English, Latin: Miss Marjorie Heron, social sci- ence: trow twol Leslie Armstrong, music: Sherman Brough, science: Til- iord Gribble, social science: Iohn Ful- ler, study: Michael Schuller, librarian. Members of the Olympia High School FACULTY pictured at right are: trow onol Lawrence Pinson, industrial arts: Mrs. Gladys Prunty, assistant librarian: Mrs. Eileen Dekker, home economics: Mrs. Elizabeth Kast, social science: Robert Summers, math, industrial arts: Crow two! Iohn Millam, math, commer- cial: Ernest Anderson, English, journal- ism: Nels Hanson, vocational agricul- ture: Barney Hendricks, auto mechanics. Members of the FACULTY NOT PIC- TURED are: Robert C. Anderson, Span- ish: George Morris, industrial arts: Ford Mullen, science: Fred Schlichting, music: Don Thornhill, English, German: Mrs. Miriam Reed, secretary: Mrs. Mar- guerite Spurgeon, social science, atten- dance: Richard L. Meigs, English, drama, broadcasting. Page Nine IOHN ROHRBECK President IANIE STEWART Secretary DIANA DICKINSON Vice President A. S. B. CREW MEL WOODS Yell King GARY HOLMAN MARLYNNE HANNON Co-Treasurer Page Ten Co-Treasurer Mfirnltf-rs of the FIRST SEMESTER SENATE pictured above are: trow one! lloloit, Austin, ljtirol Johnson, Masser, Dickinson, Olson, lnwrifirvlsriri, Top, ljtilkowski, Stewart, M. Anderson, frow two! Baker, llnltlfvn, Undorwood, Hollowtiy, L, Anderson, Caine, Parr, Maury, Swv-r-nf-y, Turner, Snead, Ptmtior, Bierko, Hfillmeyerp Crow three! Curt Johnson, Ryser, Wick, Leitch, Schmidt, I. Spendlove, Wynstra, Stack- house, C. Spendlovo, Fiser, Gill, Mattson, Guerin, Krow four! Rohr- beck, Gairncross, Melin, Woods, West, Motteler, Boettcher, Payne, Drew, Carlson, Cypert, Springer, Rodgers, Koehler. REPRESENTING YOU Munilims of tho SECOND SEMESTER SENATE pictured above are: Krow onel Childs, Springer, Tucker, D. lohnson, Cushman, Rodgers, Gorth, Crow lwol Slmruck, Roy, Austin, Dickinson, McGuire, Downard, Svhultv, Gilhy, Olson, Weiks, Osborn, Strommer, Roundtree, Wohleb, Auvinf-ng how throol N. Iohnson, Zabel, Solomon, Amans, VanRutf, P Schwarze, I-laumann, Spendlove, Mathews, Noggles, Loebner, Ames Armstrong, l-lunter, Stewart, Qrow fourl Mattson, Schneider, Gooding Williams, Carstensen, Phillips, Highmiller, Crowe, McCallum, Rohr heck, Boettcher, Woods, Franzen, Lane, Fitzgerald, Bjork. age Eleven NAVY ..v H 1 'nf' 'I Members of the ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE pictured at above right are: Crow onel Harbst, Aetzel, Clifford Cannon, adviserg irow iwol Leonarclson, Cummings, Gold- berg, Frisch, Maxwell, Irow ihreel Holden, Sullivan, Wynstra, Snead, Rohrbeck, Woods. Members of the STUDENT SELF-CONTROL COMMITTEE pictured at above left are: iseutedl Fulton, Spencllove, Masser, Mattson: tstcxndingl Boettcher, Hunter, I. W, Shollenberger, adviser. Members of the FOREIGN EXCHANGE COMMIT- TEE pictured at left are: Cairncross, Austin, Pantier, Pantens. COMMITTEES SERVING SENATE Headed by Diana Dickinson, ASB vice president, the Senate niet regularly to discuss any prohlenis that had to do with student welfare. Senators are democratically nominated and elected to represent the needs and the desires ol' the individual student. The Senate is democracy in action. Students learn about democracy in the classroom, hut in the Senate they actually practice it, infornied Don Hunt, principal of Olympia High School. STUDENT SELF-CONTROL Student Sell'-Control was begun with the niutual agreement ol' faculty and students two years ago. Since then it has made a lot of progress. This year, headed hy Carole Spendlovc. chairman, and XV. Shollenherger, adviser. the connnittee has niade niany contributions to the program. They organized a special Student Sell'-Control assembly in which students had the opportunity to Members of the first semester STANDARDS AND ELECTIONS COMMITTEE pictured at left are: iseutedl Mattson, Gallcowski, Parrg Istandingl Clayton Far, rington, adviser, Scott. Members of the POINTS COMMITTEE pictured below left are: Mrs. Doris Colvin, adviser, Fiser, Anderson, Iohnson, Caine, Members of the first semester BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT COMMITTEE pictured below center are: Schmitt, Leitch, Wick, Rodgers, Cypert. Members of the first semester RULES COMMITTEE below right are: Spendlove, Wynstra, Drew, Carlson, M mlrrs of th lir t sfrnrstzr STUDENT FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE pi tur l ol v l tt YI lseutedl Mrs Almo Brcxtton adviser Iolmson Leondrdson C'uoring tstundingl Don Thornhill odviser, Puntens, Stockhouse, Ford Mullen ud- visor. Momliors of tho srworiri somostor CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE pictured fihovo 1-ontor riro: tseutedl Noggles, Osborn, lstandingl Williams, Gilby, Lone. Morriliors ol tho sororid somostor CLUB ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTEE pictured oliovf- riqht om: tsoatedl Amos, Houmunny tstundingl Armstrong, Mattson. Mem, hors ol tho FINANCE COMMITTEE pictured dt right ore: Springer, Hannon, Mfithows, llolriiun. GOVERNMENT WORKING ask :my quit-stions llivy wislivll lUIH'l'I'llIIlg Sllulviil Sell-Clolilrol. 'l'lit- rcspoiisc ol llic stiulviils in tht' :issvmlily showed llivir coiiiplctc' lllll'l'l'Sl in tht- project. Also, lll'l'2lllgL'llll'llIS wc-rc mziclc lor thc stiulmils with l'l'Illitllllllg questions to drop llicm in ll questions liox lo lit- rt-:ul :mtl :imwm-ix-cl ovcr thc' morning lJlIIIK'llll. FOREIGN EXCHANGE COMMITTEE 'this yvzir Olympia lligli School has lizul lorcigii l'Xl'll1lllgl' 5llllli'lll, Clhris l':uilc'iis, p:li'tic'iliznliiig in its :ic'Iivilic's :incl tlziily fur- riculum. 'I'hc I-'orcign lixcliziligc llommitlcc' mzulc it possililv lor llliris to ionic lrom lic-r home rouiilry, liclgiuni, to livc in Olyiiipizl. Ilurinp, this sunniic-r at stuclcnt lrom Olympian High will spcncl tht- sumim-r nhrozul, .XIDIJIICLIIIOIIS wc-rv sent to thc ,Xniericzui lfivlcl Svrriu- iii Nvw York lor l'risc'illu llolclcli. Szirzih Knox, .lolin Kovlilvr. :tml I'2lt Smuul. lfrom tht-sv Put Sm-zul was lhc linzil scler- tioii ziiicl will i't-pivwiil Olympian lligh :tml thc- Illllll'lI SILIICS iii si tommy znlirozitl. Mffriilit-rss of tha- 5:1-vorid sornostor WELFARE COMMITTEE pictured ot right ore: Ilrliultz, liofitty, Iohrison, Anicins. Members ot the SOCIAL COMMITTEE pictured li:-low lvtt ttI4'I trow onel Townsend, Gilos, Knox, Olson, Underwood, McGoldrick: lrow twol flwoonrwy, Niorni, Allen, Rirhcirdson, Sock, Mrs. Mdrgdret Wood, adviser. Mrfrriliors ul tho sororid sornostor SAFETY COMMITTEE pictured below right dre: lrow onel Hoy: lrow twol Sllf7I'CIf4lC, Ctirstonsen, Frfinzen, Childs. W WW Wg4W ifwfwwwfw ZQQQWMWW ZW? W fy fe W WW Kxxxwf YEAR My '---058 i WW 'X S 35f3L'4-iEXjWQQQ3.:, ig f 'Qif .ff fy M MQW M W ff XA . X W ,ff J hwy W? ff X? Uf fy 1 f ' jg J I ai' H ' M' Vw 2'1 Ll J,f'L ld' In . -A i 16,1 ' ii' v J Lf Vxlal. 1 , ,. X- Yi.. lf A a R 1 MARIORIE STACKHOUSE D. A. R. Award HARVEY WEST Football Inspirational BILL MICKELSON Basketball Inspirational Swimming Inspirational RAY PHILLIPS DES ERVING RECOGNITION Honor Society was first established because too much empha- sis was being put on athletics and not enough on scholarship, stated Miss Mary Farrington, Honor Society adviser. Projects dur- ing the year included the annual Kiwanis Club luncheon, carnival booth, and an assembly put on for the rest of the school. These activities were guided by Marjorie Stackhouse, president. Promoting and stimulating an interest in art in Olympia High is the main purpose of Hi-Arts which is advised by james Gilmore. In order to be a member of this club one nmst be a regularly en- rolled student in art, do superior art work, and be voted on and approved by the club. To promote the field of dramatics at Olympia High and to sponsor all major dramatic productions is the purpose of Thespians. During the past year they have sponsored The Doctor in Spite of Himself, Charleyls Aunt, and the one-act play, Spreading the News. The Quill and Scroll organization at Olympia High is a select group reserved for few since local publication requirements have been placed at a high level, stated Ernest Anderson, adviser. A formal initiation was held in April for nine new members of this honorary which was headed by Matt Maury first semester while Betsy Top served as president of the group second semester. National Forensic League is a national high school speech honorary with a limited number of chapters in those schools that have shown consistent excellence in their special programs. The number of members and advanced degrees in the Olympia chapter of NFL makes it one of the leading chapters in the state. The group is advised by James Carlson while Dave Cammarano served as president. X Top Ten is composed of the ten students bearing the honor of being the best in scholastic achievement in the senior class. Students who received this honor from the class of '58 were: Bonnie Austin, Robert Esterly, Marlynne Hannon, Gary Holman, Sally Matz, Marjorie Stackhouse, Betsy Top, Nora Troy, Terry Motteler, and Robert Wlilliams. Members of HONOR SOCIETY pictured above are: frow onel Spencllove, Amans, Abbott, Matz, Mallgren, Scanlan, Hunt, Goldberg, Top, Osborn, Wynstra, McKay, Knox, Niemi, Nugent, Snead, Sergeant, Seely, Holdenp frow twol Fitzgerald, C. Iohnson, Staggs, Denton, Brass- iield, Dickinson, Parr, Underwood, Troy, Austin, Gonyaw, Ginsbach, Gilmore, lsom, Besse, Cox, Tee, Gruning, Stackhouse, Iaeger, Car ruth, Miss Mary Farrington, adviser, frow threel Riedel, Allen, Melin Anderson, Woods, B. Iohnson, Soudah, L. Motteler, Esterly, T. Mot teler, Williams, Hendricks, Bruner, Mattson, S. Anderson, Maury Schneider. Schunck, Russell, Cline. Page Sixteen 16f'rli-W ,L do if WfJl'l1 YG' 0 ' ,iff 1' ,i H ' f- 'X U' l z- ix, f' C ,f i C X i. vi ,,. jf ,IJ i JN , v , f I, I My Vvcrdg i J AJ .LN i, .yy 1 i - X L i by K M1-milf-iii ril HIAARTS iivliirwafl iii top lvll ifii-2 Crow one! llfiwzwn, llfififi, Mfillfirrvn, NF'lll!f'Tlf Crow two! lfiinr-s Gilmore, fiflvifsf-i, Iliillivfin, liwinliiirrlt, Sm-k, llfiwkins, Mf'Ccillum, West. Mwriilwisa ml THESPIANS yiftim-fi iii top iiglil rim: Crow one! 1, Ilyififiwfinfl, V. Amlf-rssfiii, Hit-kfvr, Austin, Goldberg: Crow two! lffnl-fs, M. llrirlrfiwwml, l. Amir-rsori, Ainvins, Rcitli, Palermo, 'lkiwiizsvfiirlp Crow three! S. Anile-isran, Mcixwwll, D. Anderson, llrinqfifi, Krifililr-r, f!Il1llfllOVC!, llfiyilmi, Fiirlifird Meigs, adviser, M4-inlniiii mf QUILL AND SCROLL 1 iriiirml ciluove left ure: Crow one! ll!-rilwii, Mfiliiy, lrilirisswri, CIHIIIYIICIYCIIIO, Brerinuriy Crow two! l'rnr-:st Ariflv-isafiri, lIflVlSf'If Mv'C'fcilciriv'k, Berm, Top, Hooper, Illiiliwv, Crow three! lit-ssf-, Wliitliof-k. Mienilrers ol Ilia NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE pivturml riliovn riglil fire: Crow one! flf-1-ly, f!lU'llf?IlQf'I, lliirns, Cvuinslmvli, Knox, Round in.:-, ilfiifi, l.ynwli, Tiny, Cilfwnny Crow two! Srioiid, Lewis Wyn' rstiii, Niiqf-nl, Clrinyviw, Wliillli-, Woods, Roy, Whitney, Holden, l'lfiiii+1riflmip Crow three! Pvrry, Moliror, Kooliler, llondrivlcs, Cffiiiiiiifirfiiim, liin Cffiilsrm, fIflV1!-ll'l'. llflrernlrors of the TOP TEN llf'llII fl fi! rifglit im-: Crow one! Willifims, Strifklioiiso, Estorly, liriy, Crow two! Aiizalin, llfiliniin, 'lumix Mmiioler, Mow, llcmnon. gr- Sovontvci GIRLS AUXILIARY Acquainting freshman and sophomore girls with high school life, developing leadership among the girls, and finding talent is the three-fold purpose of Girls Auxiliary. Any freshman and sophomore girl in good standing is a member of Girls Auxiliary. The governing body consists of the cabinet which meets regularly to plan meetings and to discuss prob- lems. Included in the cabinet are the elective officers, two freshman representatives, two sophomore representatives, social chairman, service chairman, and program chair- man. Carrying out the duties as president of this organia zation was Arlene Auvinen. Mrs. Alma Bratton served as adviser for the group. GIRLS CLUB 'I'o set a high standard of character, scholarship, ser- vice, and leadership among Junior and Senior girls, is the purpose of Girls Club. Shortly after school began the annual Girls Club Big Sister Party was held. The purpose of this affair was to ACTIVITIES FOR ALL acquaint new girls with tl1e activities ol' Girls Club, OHS, and to make new friends. Other activities of this club included the Father- Daughter Banquet, The King and I . and the Mother's Tea in the spring. Caroline Parr served as general chair- man for these two events. The Girls Club also had candy sales, sold pencils and kleenex, and sent CARE packages. Four elective officers and a cabinet ol' thirteen com- mittee chairmen make up the governing body of Girls Club. Serving as president was Sylvia Mathews while Miss Elizabeth Crockett was the adviser. BOYS CLUB To promote friendliness and to maintain high moral, physical, and intellectual standards among the boys ol OHS is the main aim ol' Boys Club. Included in their activities were intramural sports, monthly meetings fea- turing speakers, movies, demonstrations, and Dad's Night in the spring. Composing the governing body were the four elective officers and a cabinet of ten committee chairmen. Presi- dent ol Boys Club was Richard Springer. Norman John- son served as adviser. Pictured at top left in Girls Club ccmdy sole ore: Roundtree, Gonyczw. Pictured gt top right in Boys Club book cover sale cxre: Spcirling, R. Springer, Bean, E. Springer. Pictured czt lower left is the Girls Club big sister party. Pictured gt lower right in Girls Auxiliary Pct DFL? stunts' ,J installation gre: Crow onel lohnson, I-lordt, Willows, Hopkins, Scheibel, Turner, irow twol Schwgrze, Wynstrcx, Spendlove, Auvinen, Miss Mgr- jorie Heron, cidviserg Amorns, lohnston, Osborn. ge Eighteen SPRING AND FALL Mrrrlllufrss of Ihre GIRLS CLUB CABINET 111111111111 111 1111111 1111-1 lrow onel Iolmston, IJSINJIII, Sr'hwf1171-, TIYIIIIIITI, IIr1llf111l11v'k, IIYIH, Hr11111r1l11-1-, Clulknwski, H11v1111org Irow iwoj A1471-I, fi, j11l111s1111, C,f11r111tl1, Tyminski, flpn-11fil11vfr, Mulhv-ws, V1111 Dykev, Strom' 1111-1, i2f111y11w, Miss IIliz1111f:111 Cf1ovkfvtt, 1111 viswr. M1f111111-111 111 11111 BOYS CLUB BOARD OF CONTROL 1111-11111111 111 1111111 11111: how one! If1111v111, Mirkf-l:sr111, Wr1r11Is, I11c1l111111p Irow Iwo, H1-1111, Il11v1:s, 87111112 Irow lhreel Siuluylo, Mllfflifrll, Mfmry, Nf1r111r111 IoP111so11, udvisrvr, 131111111111 531-1111, fiflllllvl, Visur, Wvsk, Y'11y11+1, fll-t1'Wi:a. Mf'111I11'1:s wi thu GIRLS AUXILIARY CAB- INET 1111-11111-11 111 1141111 11111: irow onel Miss M1111111iv- Il1f1f111, 11fiv1:s1-1, A11v1111v11, Willows, 'T11111111g Irow lwol fS1'!111i11f1l, Ilfrrflt, Irnhnson, Hw11k111:s. Pviqv Nirmtocxn FUNCTICJNING Members of the MERCHANDISING CLUB pictured above are: Crow one! Seaman, Gunder, Lorenze, Lewis, Moon, Cox, Hepburn, Honey, Malone, Sanders: Crow two! I. W. Shollenberger, adviser, Blocher, Phelps, Tiernan, Schaffer, Cumming, Schlender, Morase, Reinhardt, Langenbach, Bryson: Crow three! Hangge, Cole, Hag- gett, Nelson, Farringer, Ripley, Scott, Miller. Members of CASHIERS pictured at left are: Crow one! Peters, I-Corning, Nichols, Van- Deventer, Coad, Clymerg Crow two! McGuire, Newman, Morley, Mayo, Cole, Stallings, Iohn Millam, adviser. OFFICE ASSISTANTS pictured below left are: Lee, Greiss, Mrs. Miriam Reed, adviser, Kelley, Hodgson, Tilson. Members of the SECRETARIAI. SCIENCE CLUB pictured below are: Crow one! Richardson, Dickinson, Under- wood, Williams, Tyminski, Whittle, I. Anderson, V. Anderson, Neubert, Brennan, Crow two! Robinson, Palm, Staggs, E. lohnson, Strilcov, Kangas, Madsack, Herron, Denton, Miss Mary Robert- son, adviser, Miss Agnes Bushnell, adviser, Crow three! D. lohn- son, Burgess, Beckwith, Thietje, Schouweiler, Murtha, Carruth, Miller, Whitbeck, Voigt. WITHIN O. . S. . Momlrors ol tho FFA COUNCIL pictured above right ore: irow one! Mock, Boker, Lowson, Pittmcm, Austin: Crow two! Scott, Nr-ls Htinson, odviserg Ftobbins, Loobey, Whit- ley, Worivor. Monilirzrs of the FOREIGN LANGUAGE COUNCIL pic-turorl bt-lr.w loft ore: Irow onel Miss Mory Cfitherino Schmitt, Nugent, Wohlobg Irow two! Robert C. Anderson, Tor-, Austin, Dori Thornhill. Members oi the FHA COUNCIL picturod below right ore: Irow onel Mrs. lfiloon Dekker, ridvisrrrg Griilin, Gilmore, McKay, Leitgeb, laillellg trow twol Prslilrlos, Tyrninski, Curruth, Crory, flpringor. Merchandising Club ollers to many students the opportunity lor leadership training and activities on the local, stale, and national level, stated XV. Shollen- berger, club adviser. 'l'he merchandising club also I'ur- nislics the social :activities and attitudes students miss because ol their work on the job. XVhiIe receiving valuable training in handling money, the cashiers have also served the school by assuming re- sponsibility lor receiving all school money, issuing rc- teipts, making the deposits, and preparing the records. llcaded by l.inda Mcfiuire and advised by john lXIillam, the cashiers have perlormcd a valuable school service. UIlite Assistants gives students a basic knowledge ol ollice work while relieving the pressure ol' routine work ol the secretaries, stated Mrs. Miriam Reed, ad- viser ol the group. 'I'hcir main duties consist ol' deliver- ing messages, working on attendance, phoning parents ol absent students, and some typing. Secretarial Science Club develops personality and charac ter trails necessary to success in the business world besides stimulating interest in secretarial work. The group has gone on licld trips, had class programs, and also helped with clerical work. The purpose of FFA is to provide extra-curricular activities ol' a rural or agricultural nature for boys en- rolled in vocational agriculture. stated Nels Hanson. adviser. lt also provides leadership experience today lor the boys who shall grow into our agricultural leaders ol' tomorrow. During the chapter's lirst year in exist- ence at O.H.S. it had a Christmas tree and light bulb sale and had a stand at the school carnival. Made up ol' representatives Irom all the second year language classes, the Foreign Language Council regulated inter-language programs such as carol singing and the purchasing ol' pins. 'I'he main function oi' the year was the Foreign Language IJIZIIHIIICI, .-Xrottnd the XVorld. FH,-X emphasizes the importance ol worthy home membership and encourages democracy in home and connnunity life, commented Mrs. liilecn Dekker, ad- viser. 'l'his year's projects included Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and May Day baskets to needy families. and gifts't0 detention and rest homes. Page Twenty-one Members of the PA CREW pictured at top left are: trow onel Rohrbeck, Burns, Hogan, Crow two! Iohanson, Maury, lohnson, Skewis, Tilford Gribble, adviser. Members of the STAGE CREW pictured at center left are: Riggs, Franks, Olsen, Herron. Members of the PRO- JECTION CREW pictured at above left are: frow onel Windrem, Rohr, IN SERVICE PA CREW XVill you please send X to the office. Such may be the request of a member of the PA crew, for the pur- pose of the Public Address Crew is to take care of an- nouncements on the system at school, games, and assem- blies. A member of the crew was in the office each period to help carry out this program. 'l'ilford Gribble was adviser for this group. STAGE CREW Having the important job of flashing the lights, pulling the curtains, and shining the spotlight at just the right moment were members of the Stage Crew. Advised by -Iohn Fuller they took care of all stage details for plays, concerts, and assemblies. PROIECTION CREW Y'Vhenever a film was seen in a classroom throughout the year, it was being operated by a member of the Pro- jection Crew. These boys operated the motion picture projectors to promote visual aids in the classroom and also had the duty of showing movies during lunch periods when there was bad weather. The crew chief this year was Ten Gantenbein while Tilford Gribble was the adviser. LOST AND FOUND Under the direction of Star johnson, girls worked in the Lost and Found desk near the cafeteria during both lunch periods. Almost all lost and found articles were turned in and recorded there so that the owners could find them. Wisniewski, Anderson, Fox, Whlted, Beverq frow twol Shelton, Eagan, Gifford, Purcell, Burns, Gantenbein, Albrog trow three! Day, Tiltord Gribble, adviser. Members of the LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE pictured at above right are: frow onel Tranum, Walker, lohnson, N. Townsend, Iohnstong frow twol Still, I. Townsend, Moore, Huffine. Page Twenty-two Spt-mllow wats prt-sitlt-nt' lor tht- group :mtl Harold I.. FOR US :ll 55355, 'VI KO's Knights ol tht- Uystt-1 wort- prvst-nt an ull gznnt-s and stliool lunttions lo ht-lp opctxttt- tht- coiifessiotis, sct up t1ptipint'nl, :intl to lint' Stcvcns Fit-ltl lor thc liootbzlll gztinvs. llsnztlly prt-svnt in blnc swt'znt'rs with un emblem bt-:ning tln- initiatls KOR, Knights ol tht- Oyster pcrlorin- ctl an ratlnqtblt- school st-twice. 'lhcy wt-rt' lit-ztcled by soph- otnorv, loin liztgatn, :Intl 2lllXlSl'll by Robert Stnntncrs. HOUSE AND GROUNDS Ilonst' :intl Cbrottntls contntittct' is lorrnctl by at group ol liztrtlewotking znttl st-t'x'im't--trtitttlctl SlUllf'7llN. They ht-lpvtl ku-p np tht- ztppt-atrzttiw ol' tht- high school by tlisrontzn,ging,g tht' tlnowing :iwzty ol' pztpcr and other rc- lnst' znonntl tht- grounds. liill Stnbno, st-nior, was hcvzltl ol this inipottztnt rotntnittcc. USHERS l.t-ruling :I hvlping hanntl :tt thv gzttiitts, t'onc'crts, :tml plztys writ' llsht'r int-tnbvts. .Xlwzlvs appearing in thvir , 1 t navy blnt- itnnpt-is, ont' tottltl know thztt hc coultl cull upon tht- llshvts lor ann' hclp than hc nvctlt-tl. Clztrolc .Xntlt-rson wats zttlxiscr. lVlf'llIlf lf3 ol KO's pifttnrftl at top are: tkneelingl Akehurst, White, beck, Strand, Hayden, Blocher, Holden, Townsend, Stewart, N. Under- Alcffy, lstundingl ltoltffrt Ilnnnnt-is, adviser, Albra, Eagan, Purcell, wood, Schwarze, Tranump trow twol C. Iohnson, Parr, Van Dyke, M. ltint t-, lvhllfnn, WlllfllI'lI1, Mftntlff-rs of the HOUSE AND GROUNDS Anderson, Shurnate, Top, Wynstra, Harbst, Croll, I. Spendlove, COMMITTEE 5-iwtnrttfl at twntf-r inn: fitalurto, Stain, Conner, Mickelson. Haurnann, Amans, Snead, Galkowski, Matthews, C. Spendlove, Stack- ltflt'lIll 'lfi nl USHERS yttt-tnrwtfl tiltovr- are-: trow onel ll. L. Anderson, house, Buchner. ftflviw-ig flfflflltfttft, l'+-ltlflf-ss, llit-lcinson, Cltristoplwr, Starlzoll, Hellen- Page Twenty-three CPA l'o create better interest and understanding of ac- counting, to have social functions for the group, and to aid the ASB staff in their training program is the pur- pose of CPA, stated john Millam, adviser. Projects throughout the year consisted of field trips, speakers on accounting, social affairs, and a regular an- nual banquet. Leading the club during the year was Tom Morgan, president: Marlynne Hannon, vice presi- dent, Linda McGuire, secretary, and Mary I.ou Karl, treasurer. CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Correspondence Club fills a particular need in O.H.S. lt is a clearing house for the many letters that come to the school from students in other lands and from various places in the United States requesting pen pals and infor- mation about X'Vashington and its capital, Olympia. Heading the club in their projects this year was Hallie Niemi, president. Among projects which have PARTICIPATING IN interested the club are: sponsoring a European war or- phan for a time under the Foster Parents Plang member- ship in the 'l'hurston County Child Guidance Associa- tiong and contributing to the Mental Health Association. The club is advised by Miss Alma Olson. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Being Library Assistants this year were fifteen hard- working students whose duties were to check out, shelve, and card booksg take attendanceg put cards in card cata- logg and tidy the room. SCIENCE CLUB Presiding over monthly meetings ol' the Science Club this year was Bill johnson, president. Among the activi- ties of the club were field trips, talks, movies, participat- ing in the Science Fair, and social events. The purpose of the Science Club is to promote bet- ter understanding in science and what it does, remarked Sherman Brough, adviser for the club. Members of the SCIENCE CLUB pictured at left are: frow onel Haider, Mallgren, Moore, Startzell, Cole, Duffield, Matz, Palmer, ftow twol Eason, Mason, Clark, Pernela, Beeken, Huber: trow threel Hart- ley, Williams, Koehler, Burns, lohnson, Sherman G. Brough, adviser. Members of the CORRESPONDENCE CLUB pictured below are: ffOW one? Woods, Hunter, Hopkins, Johnston, Mardell Shumate, Milholland, Townsend, Van Dyke, Dickison, Baker, Cone, Harbst, Sherman, Erick-- son, lones, Underwood, trow twol Heikes, Lozier, Donnelly, Antonson, Lobe, Whittle, Underwood, Marilyn Shumate, Denton, Donovan, Pat- nude, Solomon, Eason, Bridges, Matz, lsom, Kintner, Christopher, Ellis, frow threel Bergren, Allen, Ames, Stone, Derrick, Iverson, Klas- sen, Thornbury, Moon, Paul, Tee, DeBoer, Blocher, Townsend, Cholski, Davis, Whitney: frow fourl Bigelow, Besse, Stone, Giles, Anderson, Brassfield, Ieffers, lessop, Rock, Nelsen, Croll, Robinson, Springer, Coad, Lobe, Loebner, She-rack, Wells, Woods, Goldberg, Whitbeck, T. Brennan, McGoldrick, K. Brennan. 6 Page Twenty-four V 'f .mx Ll yo, gcHooL ACTIVITIES ,Off SQ U wif Q57 ,I if I' 9 ft - fbxeif B DVD f fit' IN if 6,541 ff, I 6 it If. L2 .ff0 QltJfif in 32 by f tv' +19 A99 Members ol CPA pictured at right are: lrow onel Quimby, Denton, Fuller, Giles, Hannon, Lavery, I.. McGuire: frow twol Rathbun, Carstensen, Morgan, laeger, Holman, I. R. Millam, ridviser, and Osborn. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS pictured at right are: lseutedi lloney, Stockton, Kiely, Schmidt, Stoney lstundingl Edgerton, Bruner, Merrill, Bryson, Harder, McCarty, M. Schuller, adviser, Members of the CORRESPONDENCE CLUB pictured below ore: irow onoi Greiss, Hnyden, Stueger, Cinsbach, Pantier, Hollen- book, Dunn, Borgren, Koch, Malloy, Koski, Holden, Lavery, lrow twol Searncrrl, lltirvey, Masser, Swenson, Cummings, Lynch, Olson, Townsend, Schultz, Maury, Schmidt, Zabel, M. Turner, Hololl, Moore, Robinson, Strommer, Still, Eklundy irow lhrool Goldberg Rawlings, Seely, Sergeant, McGuire, Carr, I. Anderson, Stoggs, Howe, Dawson, Iohnson, Wilhite, Giles: trow four! M. Anderson, Brasslield, Curr, Strock, Margheim, Freitas, McKay, Warren, Reisner, Ielfors, B. Turner, Burns, M. llardt, Rock, Gilliy, Cannon, Mar-Gregor, Svliouweiler, Strilvov, Mr'Cf1listf'r, Grinder, Page Twenty-five as ,ff 5 , gg X, gl .,.. K N i at if X ' U2 5 gk 'Sim , if S ae. - - - if? 2 4? 5 Q N lbw-ww 1 1 g. :. 'V' rl, , ,,. me ' .4329 :' , fH., ffm w9',1,,.v' 13 77' 4' w T QUE' '.,,':'W' X x ,V 'P I ,W , 52.5, ,,f,4 , 'F 1 '?'v-W-1-Q.: fy' -Q P-4'-id'-rvA,'j'f' I .' ' .U v ,mann V '5 1 'pm' -ii i Pg QNX? X N xv a Qw Q U 'Qkr W Wi muy Qi .., MXN.-g Q l Q ' f- .' wg '5 :QL ,. 1 fi sl gf SEEN fd, I Q 1511, x ' 6 L Q' fs? 555 '5.1:.:'2E lj af 1 15:13:55: ,g 1 K 855175 1Y!flW- Q si 4 7,4 ,L NE? ,M V5 J, ff, ' fb? M55 Q mis. ff W 1 X s , 1 K3 'i' s ::'fEf.is-: Q' 152251 i - Q, - A 3 ,law X i x L Q :Fw r x JQ 1 . V S Sm Q 'N X. ' if X K 2 Y N -X Q SN QL: g 19 t A Q ya . Q v R , , kg A Xi X gi ix , '1 S Q f!jQ2fy KW M QW M W7 X N NN, -R ff W E ,N uf' wig, 9 ...yuan-Jr WW Xiifgwii N wax QW? W QX?'fi5'Xl?f wif NT, X X HX E Q Y , i f 1 l ,1Y'f X ,i ,f, X . f I 1 1 r Swimmers in Action 1, , ,,,,, , 112 .wr 'D Q 3 , , 1 f I f. , X1 . V 1 , - 1 X .A x Q U ,ff I x f f X ' ' gl M7 . .n .3 1 ' : H 1 Q, .fl 1 1 11 V 1' . I r ' , f ' k fx ' 1 ig nfl, 1 x , 1- lf 1 1 ?L,,1.,.', I 1- f 1, ,fw - 1 , v -. X ' , 1 L lf. 444,,,j1. il-,AL , L,jx.,U4-,-- 1 x, X1 , . Y 1 I , ' xl 4 K' -,if f,'i W 'H , ' - , ,. . Z' I ' kv 1 ax 4 , 5, L X , ,'fJ,-4-51 I , . ' ' x 9' fx 1 ' ' ' x . ' - ' , . L L X, , - .N X21 If-., ,, V , Y -vb k .,l,,kJkn41iA M R-,,.XJi Lfkdf-xiivc L-wg f I A, P , , 'j X w klf- ., ff, I , - J .ff r. vw' ,, V A , . ,.,, 1. X If V ll ,f f, , 4, ' QQ- ,-,, fp W-U 1, Y , V5 LL, L ,X 6- x 1 gl Li , V, V! fy, l,, 1 ,I ,M fl',fY-x 1'-,v, A 'X-p4.f,f ,X JVX-' f X K - ' 1 , f .' 1 1 1 f ,.,-Jw , ' 3 ,V ky K LK A- Wkkc- 'C 4 1. igg, .,k,L,,,, ff, K Inf .Y 11 VL ' .. 'vwrv X f V, A f J 4 1, M , 1, CJ, V, J - tw., LV,.I,,LLiV,i',, px '1 ' ' ANI 74, dh' fl! ,f ' I 1 ' X lf: x ,ff J. L xl LJ if I ' . V KY' b ffm, IW M, C L 16 Cyl I X 0 VV1 ' LW fn ll L 'E Kathy Aetzei . .W M' 4. 1 E ..gw...,..,,mA K4 ,Q . H5-e a -M, Iain Paniier www., Sheri Zabel KN., Sa X MW , 'B -tub A ,W M Donna Weaks .HW 1 W V U' 1 W i VUMA7. if ' ix V' -1 W X X! ' .xv .r 7 .1 FEW Pete Mourer - N xy x x X . s X' -fkgkgg x tx S R X . X i NW ,N Carolyn Tyminski Mel Woods -Q 2 fi E X 9 B ix. iQ X - x X.mx ,..f S Susie VcmRuif4 E S.. 3 1.' ,. i s Q-i ii .. J -f ag.. .. Coaches pictured above are: Don Thornhill, swirnmingp Murry Coleman, Cub basketball, Cub football, baseballp Henry Melusky, Cub football, golf: Herbert Challen, Cub football, boys tennis, Roy Carlson, football, track. Pictured at left is ffcrcl Mullen, basketball, baseball. Pictured at iight is Cecrge Morris, football, track, wrestling. COACHES , LETTERMEN LEAD An honorary organization, Big O is composed ol' any boy who has earned a letter in sports. Advised by Henry Melusky these boys manned the fire extinguishers dur- ing the fire drills and acted in connection with the Boys Club. Setting high standards ol' sportsmanship within Olympia High, these letter winners were guided by president, Harvey XVest, and vice president, Tom Ing- ham. These boys, along with many others, provided many thrills lor the students ol' O.H.S. through their performance on the football field, basketball floor, and in all sports. Coaches who made these activities possible were: Ford Mullen, basketball and baseball: Don 'I'horn- hill, swimmingg Sherman Brough, tennisg Henry Melusky, golf and Cub football: Herbert Challen, tennisg Roy Carlson, track and footballg George Morris, wrestling, football, and track. Members of BIG O pictured above are: Crow onel Drew, Olsen, O'Hare, Lane, Gamer, Cypert, Schock, Dorn, Brenneis, Stam, Mickel- song lrow twol Ingham, Grant, West, Riggs, R. Fulton, Gill, T. Morgan, Gooding, Melin, Maury, R. Payne, Boettcher, Gustafson, Eliot, G. Fulton, trow threel Frank, McCallum, Nelson, Phillips, Schneider, Piser, Arnold, I-Iilden, Nickus, Selvidge, Davis, Motteler, Tipton, lrow four! Pate, L. Morgan, Nelson, Schmidt, Tobin, Scott, Strong, Gunstone, Eison, Iessirnan, Mattson, Boulac, Robinson, Armitage, G. Payne. Page Thirty-two We?:f,l ls, llll VARSITY FIGHTS Willllillg IlIl'l'i' y,2IIlll'S wllilc losing six. ilu- fllyllllllil lu IIN' lmllllzlll svalxull was NUlll1'XN'll1ll mlislllmpoilllillg llliS Nl ll. lllc- ISL-:mls lm I I QIIIIUN 1ll lllc' l'l'l7 sc ISUII lull lxclc up lkml illl Jl'l'NSlX1' ill lllc-il' 0 ln-llillg two 'A , sol lly fiC'llll'2lllll ill lllcll Illllll l'llHHlllli'l. l'rllluwlllg lllIN. Illl' lR'lllll lml I1 Ill JI low. lo l,lll11llll lflll X lllulllxcl Sl lilllllll Illll , 5 'Q fa ' A Lung- . . , X. ,. ,, . .. 1 1 . 1 1 ltlllglll Qllllll'IllMlllillllll1ll'lC'l'lJ1lI'li Mvl All'llll lll'Ulil' llis lcg 1 lllm- lic-ills l'llllK'Kl llll' Nl'llSHll lax' llhslllg lu lltlillllillll. 1,11-ulplallllx Mil Xllllll lllcl llllltl Nut llclc lll . 1 2' lllll'Cl '. -. Q .1 ' Canal-XVc'sl lu lllk' flilllllnl lm-'lgllm xllslll ll llll lllll llll l Slill fllIIlll', lllillgillg llllllllllllllll glnlw' lo Illc' la-:llll I flllllli l alll- wus ll.Illll'4l lu Illt' lll'll'llNlXl' llllll ul lllt' f.lIlHI1Il IQIIK' ll'LIlll. CAPITAL LEAGUE STANDINGS Lincoln Stadium Centralicx Aberdeen Olympia Hcquiam Wins Losses Ties 4 0 1 4 1 0 2 2 1 2 3 0 1 4 0 1 4 0 lvllmll all ill is llrlfll 1 wlelwl Bfzeiichef 4:1-yrulxfm Henry Schmitt fi Gfiifliot LeonefaM Mmgqn W 4 'Dick Tuckai Don Grate Tom Stanford fgin sfaaneig c,1gn pay,,e iq. glbhn M S 12 'v I Enoch Iohcxnson Ray Ccrirncross Walt Olsen 'N Mel ,Mann ' I 'r Y lim Cypert Larry Gill Swend Willadsen Dick Hinos 1 Dave Selvidge fi L 1 X lim Ashburn Members of the CUB FOOTBALL TEAM pictured obove ore: how Crowell, Rock, Spencer, Murry Coleman, couch: irow threel Mycxtt, one! Voelz, Leitch, Merrill, Lewis, Grunenielder, Price, Miller, Fishery Crow twol Henry Melusky, couch, Dorn, Smith, McCoy, Bean, Pfcxff, Molysz, Grimm, Fulton, Iohonson, Eliot, Renberg. CUBS GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE In the first football game of the season the Olympia jayvees went down to defeat at the hands of Centralia. In their next two games the Cubs found themselves set back by very close margins. After this the Cubs caught hold of themselves and came back to whip Kelso, one of the strongest jayvee teams in the state. Feeling very good about their victory over Kelso, the Cubs came back to revenge an earlier season loss to Centralia. Coached by Henry Melusky and Murry Coleman, the season showed the Cubs had won two games and lost three. After starting very well at the first of the season with their non-league games, the Cub basketball team was unable to come out on top of very many of their league tilts. With a season record of six wins and thir- teen losses the boys were able to beat Aberdeen once and Hoquiam once. Coached by Murry Coleman, the Cubs beat Montesano, Elma, Shelton, and Clover Park in non-league play. Members of the CUB BASKETBALL TEAM pictured ot left ore: lrow onel Parr, Iordun, Sieglerg irow twol Tipton, Fischer, McCul- loch, Tucker, Elliott, Hcirdt, Iessimon. Page Thirty-six BEARS END TOUGH SEASON Xlinml 41ll llll' l,Q'lllll'N 11l ll11- filyllllllll lii'lll'N l1x1sl11'l- gl'l'lll lI1'11l1':1li11 ll'lllK'l. Slllll Sllllltllll. I11 Ll 1111111' mix l11ll x1-1111111 w1-11' 1l1m1- lllll lllk' llU1llMl1'l'N llNllllllf lllll 1111! points, lan' li1'l1mw his Milxlllllx 4111'1'11g11 ol illflllll 20 lm11i11ls nl N11-11111 111 ll11- s1-111111l l1g1lI ol 1'z11l1 gilllll' 111 1'111l 1l11' pm' g1llIl1'. Nl 1s1111 i11 l1lNl I1l'111' in ll11' flilllllill l.l'llgllK'. Playing iii llllll' I1':1111 wsu il XK'l'll'l'Hllllll1'll 11111- lliix Xllll' an il wan Ill 1IlXX'lIfN N111111g l1 IQII1' Il11' lll'1ll'N Nllll4'l'l'll 1l1'l1'z1ls 111 ll wry I'llI'C u1'1'11xi1111 wl11'11 llll'51llIll' lJlLlSk'l' lt'll lllk' 1111111 l111111l11, Sl:11li11111 l'111l1g1lia1. ll111l11i:1111, z1111l .Xlm1'1'1l1'1'11. i11 s11n'i11g lm' Iwo 111' ll11'1'1' g:11111's i11 il 1'11w, SQ'Ill0l'N ln llll' Ii11.1l Q.lllll, 11'1111i11ly ll11' lmvsl lJl1lf'1'll ol ll11' 111111 111-1':1pl:1i11x. l,K'll' Nl1'Cla1ll11111 a1111l liill Nli1l11'ls1w11. win. llll' H1-111s l1'1l 111ig.gl1lx C11-11I1:1li:1, 1l11- l1'1lglll' w1'1'1' ll11' liigli s1'111'1'1's l111' lllk' s1':1w11, lI11111l1 l 1v1'1l Nlllllk'll 1l11111l1i1111, lfll 1lllIlHSl ll11- 1-111i1'1- 1111111-sl. l11 1l11- li11:1l will 111ml 1'11:11'l1 ll11' 1111111 ncxl 11211. lllll liix 11'g11'l1i11g ul lll1lllll'lllN nl l1l.11, lllHS'1'Xl'l. llll' 'ligvis 1111'1'I1i1ml1 ll11- guml sp1irlx111:111sl1ip :1111l 1'l1':111 lixing will :1lw:11s lw1' H1 IIS 41111l l11l1l 1111 l1n II11- XK'lll. lilklllll lillllllll lJl1lfK'll 1'1'1111'111l11'1'1-1l lay Il111s1' z1mm1'i:1l1'1l willi l1i111. 111 1'XKl'll4'lll 1l1-I1'11s1x1' L511111- llllll lllglll 11s l11' l11'l1l lllf' lllljl' 'I'l11rly'svv1H11 Mel Melia Dave Stephens Mike Drew Chuck Eison Q . lQ ..... J J L Members of the WRESTLING TEAM pictured above are: irow onel O. Schock, E. Schoek, Boettcher, Skog, R. Payne, Grout, Egg, O'1-lore, Harpel, Brenneis, Nelson, Voelzg Crow lwol Ashburn, Crowell, Main, Grimm, Morgan, Tipton, West, Riggs, Allen, G. Payne, George Mor- ris, coach. Pictured in action shots below are: Ileiil G. Payne, Hop centerl Allen, West, Ibottom centerl Tipton, Irightl O. Schock, Sl-cog. WRESTLERS WIN TWG XVhen asked about this year's wrestling team, George Morris, coach, had this to say, All in all, I leel that this season, only our fourth year in the sport, was a success. The boys did as well as could be expected this year con- sidering that I was an inexperienced coach. Many of the fellows will be hack for next season and we should be one ol' the top teams in the league. XVrestling for the Olympia Bears this year in the 106 pound class were Bob Thietje and Rod Lewthwaite. In the ll5 and 120 pound classes were Terry Harpel and Eddie Nelson, respectively. Rod Payne, Dennis O'Hare and Mike Boettcher wrestled in the 129, 135 and 140 pound classes. Oskar Schock grappled in the 147 pound division, while I-Sill Brenneis and Glen Payne wrestled n IW be X the 154 pound class. In the 165, IT5, and 190 pound divisions were Jamie Allen, Rex Tipton, and Harvey XVest, and Leonard Morgan wrestled in the unlimited class. Olympia beat File and Bethel this year while losing to Stadium, Lincoln, Puyallup, and Kelso. The second team beat Centralia's varsity on two occasions. Pacing the Clubs to their two victories was .Xldcn ligg, a top prospect lor next year's team. Mike Boettcher, Harvey XVest, Rod Payne, Dennis O'Hare, and Eddie Nelson led the team in points won this season. In the district meet, Harpcl. Nelson, Paync. and Boettcher, all placed third. Page Forty SWIMMERS Plating setontl in tlte state, the Olympia swinnners lell Mattson broke reeortls in every event he entered h nl a highly sttuesslul season this year. 'l'he Bears also this year and ntacle the national .'Xll-.shtnerieatt leant lor tical with l,intoln tor the Ca iital League title. The the second year in a row. Ray Phillips. lfred Dorn. Don l H llezns lost only one thtal high sehool nteet this vear, that lit ing to l nnoln while en lh y on ' i ,' A , ' ' - winning sev- . el' also w o triangular nteels. Swinnning in the lreestyle events this year were .lell Gunstone, and Alohn Schneider were also consistent point winners this year, and all reeeiyecl medals signilying ont- stancling swinnning in the state tneet. Xllinning the inspirational award this year was senior Xlattson. lion fiunstone, lan .Xrntitagcx 'l'oni Morgan, and eo-captain, Ray Phillips. Don Gunstone was the :ntl Nelson Gooding. ltt the hutterlly event. Ray Phil- other eo-captain clttring the swintnters' otttstantling year. lips antl lfretl Dorn were Olyntpia's entries. Swinnning with Mattson in the haekstroke through- out the year was klohn XVel1ster. ln the eonyentiontl lneaststtoke event, lohn Schneider and Gary Niektts were Cloaeh 'l'hornhill said this about his teatn. l was as proutl ol' this team as l was ol' any ol' the other state 2 ehantpionship teants because they started out as a young antl inexperienced teatn hut hy 'dint' ol hartl work they usually Olyntpia'sArepresentatiyes. Ray Phillips. along itnproyetl ntore than any other stptacl that l have with Dong firttnenleltler, swant in the intliyitlttal ntetlley. worked with. uint Rt - . tn Robinson anal llarry Crane were the tliyers. lwttirttfl in tit-tion shots ftltovo tire: lleill Mattson, lcenterl Couch lltotnhtll, fltntfatftttvt, ftnri Phillips receiving trophy til Stgte Meet, lnqhtl titittstom-. Mt-tnltftna ol tht- SWIM TEAM pivturezd lmelow ure: lrow Qnel Duffield, Grunenlelcler, Beung lrow lwol Crane, Armitage, Nickus, Dorn, Don Thornhill, codchg Cypert, Stanford, Gdmery lrow threel Idmes, Cushman, Gunstone, Mattson, Gooding, Morgan, Schneider, Webster, Phillips. 233 l , A 4 fa. Pogo Forty-one GIRLS GO UNDEFEATED Members of GIRLS TENNIS TEAM pictured above are: Haumann, McKay, Martin, Davis, Montarite, Sergeant, Rock, Campbell, Maguire, lohnson. Pictured in action shots at left: Hopi Haumann, Kboltoml Dickinson. Point- Olympia, game - Olympia, set- Olympia, match - Olympia. Such was a common occurrence lor the girls tennis team as they opened their season with a six wins, no loss record. The girls defeated Bremerton in two matches, both times hy a score of 4-l. They then met Centralia and defeated them 5-0 on both the home and Centralia courts. The lirst meet with Aberdeen was won by the narrow margin ol' 3-2 and Longview was taken care of hy the decisive score ol' 5-0. The team was also scheduled to meet Chehalis. The team had seven lettermen returning from the previous year. They were senior, Diana Dickinson, juniors, Janet Davis, Marilyn Haumann, Alyce McKay, Louise Hulline, Ceorgene johnson: and sophomore, Carol Martin. Those who played singles were janet Davis, Carol Martin, Marilyn Haumann, or Diana Dickinson while Louise Hufiine and ,-Xlyce McKay teamed up to play first doubles and Ceorgene -Iohnson played second doubles with either Peggy Rock or one of the singles players. Having only lour matches lelt when this hook went to press, these girls, coached by Mrs. Gwen N'Villiams, were almost sure to cop the South- west XVashington girls tennis championship. Page Forty-two Mtrmllt-rs nl tht- wltftttttvirnrtsltip INTRA- MUHAI. BASKETBALL TEAM um: irow onol Mivkt-lsfltt, lliwkinsort, Wfwllstvt, lltttlltto, H4-tin, llltirtrwyp irow twol Fur' tittrgf-t, Wttrtrls, 'l'iptrlrt, llttqqf-tt, Cortnor, Wwsl. t litlll SPECIALTIES IN SPORTS lttltzttttttrztl sports pt'm'ttlt'tl tht' huys who cottltl mlt mtttpvlt' tm tht' varsity ut' Cltth tvztttts xt c'lt:tm'c' to plzty tht' g:ttm's :tml sttll hztvt' st lut ol' ltttt. llmlct' tht' tlit'c't'- llull ul Rttlmml lzttthll, tht' O.ll.S. boys haul zttt atctivt' itttt':ttttttt':tl pt'ogt':tttt which im'lmlc'tl luothztll. hztskct- hztll. :tml snlithttll. ht' ptttpust- ul C..tX..X. ts to lttt'tht't' ttttt't'c'st ttt sports, to lostvr spottstttstttslttp. :tml to t'ttt'uttt':tgt' at lc'cl- ittg ul gtmtl lvllnwsltip :ttmntg thc' girls ol' tht' st'ltool. statttwl Mis. Clwctt Williams, zttlvisct' lor thc' grottp. llt':ttlt'tl hy pt't'sitlt'ttl, llttsly Clzttrtttltz vita' lmtvsitlcltl. Alu 'lu Watlsuttg smtt't:tt'y-tt't'ztsttt'c't', Clzttltt Motttattttcg his- tuttzttt, Nztmy Szttkg :tml :ttlvisvtl hy Hts. Clwvtt XVilli:tttts, M1-rttln-is :fl G.A.A. ylivtttrwfl ltr-low ttm: irow onel Hodrle, M. flttwk, lltthltmtrt, N, Sttvk, llcryr-s, llttrrthttrtt, BOSSQ, Hrttvy, Mudsutik, llttlflf-tt, N. Irlltttsmt, Ctlrllttt, fiprt-ttyrwlp lrow twol Lirlttevrtwctlter, Dv- ltrmift, li'-httttt, Willows, Chtlhtct, Murtttttttrr, Wvttsort, Mfrguirv, Berg, CL..'X..X. wats very httsy this YCRIV. lltcy lmstctl the lirsl plztytltty ol' the ycztt, Ulittsy lSt't'ltix'c's. :tml QlllL'lIllLlll plztytlztys :tt Kelso :tml thc llttiwtsity ol' Xhtsltittgttttt. lwo girls ztlso :tttcmlctl thc C.rX..X. lt'attlt't'sltip t'mtl'c't'- c'm't' :tt Clcttlrttlizt. 'l'ht' group :tlso wcttt tm at hikt' itt tht' spring :tml hzttl tttuttcy-tttatkittg 'JIU-il't'ls tltmttgltottt tht' ycztt' :ts they hzttl cztmly sztlcs :tt llltristtttzts, lltatttks- giving, atml llztllowcctt, :tml opc't':tlt'tl at utitt loss :tt thc svltoul t':tt'niv:tl. C..'X..'X.'s wvckly ztt'livitit's im'lmlt'tl hmvlittg. htttl- lllillltlll, tcttttis, :tml swittttttittg. 'lhcst' :tctivilies wvrt' upctt to tttty girl itt the sclttml who wishccl tu p:tt'tit'iptttc'. lot' utttstztmltttg pztt'ttc'tp:tttutt ttt these 1tt'llVIllt'5. tht' girls wt't't' t't't'ttgtti1t'tl :tt tht' ztttttttztl :twztrtls httttqm't. Shefflor, Croselto, C. loltnson, Mrs. Gwen Willittttts, advisory irow threel Romney, Brennan, Cctrruth, Spillor, Martin, Sormtsott, Parrott, Freilus, Culp, Htrggett. L! 17 S , it Pctqo Forty-three Wt Members of the TRACK TEAM pictured above are: trow onel Treat, O'l-iare, Schmitt, R. Payne, Baierg Crow lwol Roy Carlson, coach, Stanford, Gooding, Grate, Fiser, Melin, G. Payne, Cairncross, George Morris, coach: lrow threel Cushman, Maurer, Morgan, Stong, Eliot, West, Stevens, Frank, Fulton. Pictured in action shots at left are: ttopl West, thottoml Frank. AIMING FOR STATE Doing a very commendable job during' their first meets ol' the season were the U.H.S. tracksters. They heat Hocluiam 66-47, Aberdeen 6516--17212, and in a triangular meet heat South Kitsap and Shelton with a score ol' 57-53:34 and 32141 respectively. They sul'l'ered defeats only to Clentralia hy a score ol' 5636-51516 and to Stadium 70-43. Hill Frank did a tremendous .ioh in the discus event with one throw over l70 feet. This was one ol' the nation's tops. and was hy lar the hest throw in the state. He also threw the shotput very well and led the district in this department. Harvey XVest was outstanding in the pole vault and also ran in the relay and threw weights some. Don Fiser did well in the sprints, as did Rod Payne in the mile. Leonard Morgan was active in the weights and Dennis O,Hare and Don Grate ran the 880. Glen Payne and Hugh Strong ran the -140 while Dave Stephens, Rich Fulton, and Nelson Gooding ran the hurdles. Dave also high jtnnped. Gary Treat and Bob Haier ran the mile along with Rod Payne, while Tom Stanford showed promise in the pole vault. Olympia's relay usually consisted oi' Harvey XVest, Dave Stephens, Hugh Strong, and Don Fiser. Page Forty-four Momlfc-is ol the BASEBALL TEAM pictured obove dre: trow onel Cullum, Dczlrymple, Drew, Boulcic, Derrick, Minger, Moore, Hayes, Smith, Tolmin, Grunt-nloldor, Hottm, R. Mickelson, Ziegler, Lohrengel, Hogan, manager. Pictured in action shots ure: ftopl Belcher: tbelow lluntloy: lrow twol Olson, B. Mivkelson, Woods, Hork, McCoy, Dick- lefil McCollum: tbelow righll Woods, Mickelson, inson, llolrlrf-1, Cflrirk, l'lflI'lClIl!Iflj lrow threel lone-S, Mc'Culloc'h, Mc'- HITTING 'EM HOME ,Ks thc- Olvmpiu lligh Imsc-Imll suanson cntcrcd tht- Iiirst wcck lnins, llill Mickt-Ison :ind Holm 'l'ohin,!tlu' lit-airs managed to split with liztst Iligh ol lirc-mc-rton, winning 845 whilc losing 25-2. .Xgninst flu-nlraulizt, Olympian won two out ol' three, losing 5-4, Init winning ti-I :und fl-I. Olympia :ind North 'lhurston split lhvir two ganna-s this yt-nr. vztrlr winning 2-I whilc thc third was czillt-d otl atllf-r sm-wir innings duo to L-xu-ssirv rzrinlzrll. Clovcr I':n'k :ind Shcllon wc-rc thc- only tt-:rms to cdgt- thc licztrs wht-n Ihvy dc'lc':llc'd tht- Olympian tcztm Fl-ll und Iti-tl rc'spCt'liv6ly. Ontlit-ldc-rs st-1-ing much auction this your infludcd Bill Mirkt-lson, Holm 'l'ohin. llriain lloulztr. Steve Roller, :ind Dave llziyvs. Mitkvlson :md lohin, along with Miki- Drew. Dztvt' Bvl- thc-r, liill Mtiloy, and Pail Mrilnllocli, liztw hccn sharing thc Illllig .I Pc-tv lXlt'll:tIltnn hats Iwvn working :tt Iirst hnsc while Lzlrry ulordzm hats In-1-n doing zu good job cowring third hztsc. Ron lXIi4'kt'lson, Ron llnntlc-y, :ind 'li-rry Olson :tltt-matted lor short- stop and sc-cond hztsc positions. Mc-l woods has ln-on hehind Page Forty-five DOWN THE FAIRWAY Placing second in the Capital League, the O.H.S. golf team had a very good season this year. 'l'he only team the golfers played this year and could not heat was the Capital League champion, Stadium. Olympia opened the season with a win over Centralia 8-7. in which Sam Baker scored a hole-in-one to win the match for the Olympia High boys. The Bears had a had day as they lost to X'Vest Bremerton 8-7. Paced by senior and number one man on the lt'2illl. Gerry Paine, the golfers heat Aberdeen Sl-ti and Hoquiam I5-0. Stadium took measure of the divot diggers from Olympia and defeated them I0-5 and 9-li. while Lincoln salvaged one win, 9-6, but lost to the Bears on a second meeting I5-0. In the final two matches the Bears heal Aberdeen SW-Gy! and Hoquiam ll-4. Gerry Paine, Gary Fulton, Bruce NVard, Sam Baker. Chuck liison, Steve Bean, and Bob Hoppe constituted the varsity golfers. Coached by Henry Melusky, these hovs were the leading contenders for the Bud NVard Ute, twlplty. My f We . t ' may 0 6 Xiu fluff fjdalffjlfetjc Wkklef WW' X il, W V fe! xx QW VNK7 X Members of the GOLF TEAM rictured below are: Crow onel Schmidt, D. Anderson Nelson, Baker, Hoppe, B. Anderson, Hollister, Vtfettiney trow twol Miles, Saeger, Kincaid, Eison, Bean, Fulton, Ward, Elmquist, Horton, Henry Meluslcy, coach. Pictured in action shots at left are ftopl Fulton: fbottoml Bean. Page Forty-six Momlnfwrs ol the BOYS TENNIS TEAM pictured above ore: lrow Onol lf-ssnnrin, Ftnner, Cill, Rodgersp lrow twol Foster, Bolster, Riggs, Nolson, Egg, Amiorson, lohnson. Pictured ii action shots at right Ure: ltopl Cill: lbottoml Gtnnor. ON THE COURTS .Xs tht- nnnuzil went to press, tht- hoys tcnnis tcznn wars riding in lirst plum- in thc Capital League with za li-I rt-corcl. 'l'hc only tcznn to heat thc liczrrs was Stzulitnn :is tht-y lranrtlvtl Olyinpm thcir lirst :incl only tlclezit 'IW-2W. ln thcir st-cond meeting, thc hoys lronl Olynipizi mint-rgctl victorious 5-2. Olympia hvstctl Clcntrztlizi twifc. fl-F5 hoth tirncs. l,inc'oln also went clown to cleleut two tnnt-s :it tht- haincls ol thc I Joys wczirin 1' thc hlnc :intl iw wlntt: ti-l :intl 5-2. Alu-rtlceii wus ovcrpowcrccl 5-2. lN'lziIt'lrcs with NR-st lircrncrton :intl another with Aher- tlcvn wvrt' also st'llt'clttlc'tl lor tht' hoys. All Iivt- ol tht- varsity mt-n :irc juniors :intl sopho- nrort-s, so nvxl ycznr's tcznn should he even hotter. Dun Cmnt-r, only ar sophornorv, plziyctl in thc nunrhcr onC position, :ill your. l.zirry Gill, Dirk Riggs, Charles Nelson, :incl Bill -lcssirnzin, :ill juniors, constituted the rust ol' thc varsity. llcrhcrt llhzrllen :intl Shcrrnzin Brough sllzirccl tht- roncliirrg rcsponsihili Paige Forty-seven ,W V Bal. HN is A ---1 n 3 i S ,4 0' jy W! iq! , .,. , '1 ' if if E , w 3-an-nn- ,Qin t we if X Ng? RESERVED FOR LOREN m . if I 'E f' .f rf f fWZf7ZF, HQ Qmifzffaefv ncfmffgd-ffdffy - ?f wgwpff Zi MMM, ff 6 fpfwjf J 2222! ff. J 7 If 25 W-wjpw Z, 55 . f'Z, Www W f Q fmff 1, fffN Wiz .f , M fu I X g 1 , 'Ill ,IJ If aff C AW, iff fd 3,52 ' - Jfwb d f ff MZ f ' 37 if I: f ZZ-gf ' QQ' , f wdwzffy 'WX dwwcww Zz aW, Z?'yi ij l '4,' -fl' 4 6ZZJ7Lf!lfgJ d' 5 ff' 720s ,iff J ff' I Ef f xxx 'M - E ,J Zig E 1 -P't:,, XYNM WZZW Q 1 :L ff 1 Hi' I - fd! , f y 1 1 I f , . 1 ff, Lf fx A R f I f I rf ' . 1 s' 1 wh' ' . S. .JQQ-j,i..r'4- -' , I, ' l 0 5 1 G ' 'c u X Deschutes River BT11111105 ' 4 M .1 r 1 cr' .Q ' , A . -v ' QL a - if H - f x I 'V 1 ' , 0 ,,,- 4- 1 1 ,J 0 I 5 YI .f ,,f 2 f 2 nv W ,Q K f 6' 5 Bob Danell Alyce McKay Lareen Besse Bonnie Scanlan Don Brown Student Photographer Copy Edrtor Busmess Manager Art Editor Student Photographer Room 9 is quite peaceful And then in the room Comes the editor ol the annual And with her this boom, XfVhere are those pictures? And the layout, too. You know that next Tuesday That whole page is due. Such may have been a typical scene in the fifth period annual class, headed by Carol johnson, editor, as the deadline for the annual drew near. Typing, mounting pictures, and scurrying around frantically were her as- sistants: Alyce McKay, copy editor: 'l'erry Brennan, senior section editor, Sonya Strilcov, layout editorg Steve Bean, sports editorg Bonnie Scanlan, art editorg Don Brown and Bob Danell, photographersg Rich Springer, ad managerg and Lareen Besse, business manager. Ernest Anderson advised the friendly battle ol' producing this year's annual. Members of the SENIOR SECTION STAFF pictured at left are: T. Brennan, Whitbeck. Members of the COPY STAFF pictured below are: tseatedl Still, McCalister, lohnson, McKay: tstandingl K, Brennan, Tyler, McGoldrick, Strilcov. Members of the ADVERTISING STAFF pictured below left are: tseatedl Slcog, Warren, McGoldrickg tstandingl Bean, Springer, K. Brennan, Page Fllty two LYMPI ' A 1 . f g -Q: -, X Carol Iohnson Editor Rich Springer Sonya Strilcov Terry Brennan Steve Bean Ad Manager Layout Editor Senior Section Editor Sports Editor Mtfrnllms ol the SPORTS STAFF pictured below left are: Warren, McGolclrick, Still: Irow twol Skog, Warren, Wltitbeck, McKay, Tyler lietxn. Members of the OLYMPIAD STAFF pictured below right are: Scanlan, Besse, McCalister, Ernest Anderson, adviser. lrow one! Strilcrov, K. Brennan, G. Iohnson, Springer, Bean, C. Iohnson, Page Fifty-three Betsy Top Editor Illiln All y 1 Dave Carnmarano Mary Van Dyke Charlie Skewis Sarah Denton Bob Danell Sports Editor Feature Editor Ad Manager Business Manager Photographer Clicking of typewriter keys, racking ol' brains, and many headaches are typical of any journalism office. Room 9, the home of the bi-weekly Olympus, is no exception. It is the product of two weeks ol' hard labor demanding the attention of every stall member, from editor-in-Chief to headine writer, from feature copy editor to :td solicitor. ! 'li rf' EN Al Shirley Miller Valerie Woods , ' COPY Editor News Bureau Mgffl 6 ' Sky? A r 0 tt if L ' I ,ow Members of the first semester OLYMPUS STAFF pictured at left ore: trow onel Miller, McPhc1clen, Tyson, VanDyke, Schmidt, Top, Ful- lerg lrow twol Danell, Abel, Strom- mer, Helck, Cameron, Hooper, Den- ton, Cammorono, Skewis, Ernest An- derson, adviser. Page Fifty-four LYMPU Dave Cammarano Editor Hallie Niemi Lila Davis Maribee Armstrong Marva Underwood Karen Strommer News Editor Copy Editor Associate Editor Feature Editor Ad Manager lizicli journalist is given his job which must he fulfilled quickly :incl ziruirailely for ai paper is non-existent without za smoolli-tunctioning staff. Serving us editor of the oldest high srhuul paper in the Northwest first semester was Betsy lop. ll2tVC clllllllllitlltllll WHS Cillltll' SCCOIlCl SClllCSlCl'. Members of the second semester OLYMPUS STAFF pictured at right are: frow onol Leitgeb, McCalister, Strommer, Eklund, McPhaden, Den, ton, Fuller: frow two! Underwood, Armstrong, Sackett, Antonson, Lane, Niemi, Davis, Way, V. Andersonp trow throol Skog, Helck, Comma- rano, Barnes, Hooper, Ernest Ander- son, adviser. Ieti Lane Dick Hooper Co-Sports Editor Co-Sports Editor Page Fifty-five E 1 ' 3 6 if ff J 'V' ,gs ,gm Sw .if Q fffi in ww 51 ,T YY be b v .qw M Q Zhu Ni N M in be A iw A J Q A af- QM ' ,Sw . . X xx f 'i fQ I' Q lx is M J ,, is ,Q maxi ig ff Xifs M My i .... : V gm w ,sr J I 3 .5 3 A V , in . . K X X Q' 5 -bw V :5E: ':. ,. iw , ' X i 5 .Q W- : .QT 5 3 f '35 Q V, 'W 'Q Q , iff ,ff A 5 a ,ga 59 X 5535 15392 an X x 'W nil X X x M K. xx K 'X-Lwwi Ns Q . - .SG X A X . .X XX X xx X X Q x Q yt 2 E WWW' GE' nv? n ASL. A '33 15 Kg: Vi Ex .L 5 x Q Q 3 if F . E ? ,xg fm.. x ., X e n 1 H 1 1 9 .LS Q 2' 4 ,- ,ff-wav from f ww .4n.fw, s i 5 3 .xgigg 3, i wmm, wg 1, Q ' 5 .Wwiv gg X gl E L 2' f 5 L E. ii f 3 fiyffx rpg .W W L 4. A H S E A A 5 -' s ' i 2 3 Q 5 s Zkw lssmgs gx wi' S N 5 gb 'L X .Af 2 Iunior-Senior Balim- Stairway to the Star g f May Dance 3 s 5 F V E . .if 4 -E S E ,gk i - f 'Q 4 3 3 x E g , 5 A , 5 mb L . E 21 7 Christmas Dance- Candies and Carols A 5 Christmas Dcmce.-J'Ccmd1es cmd Carols 9 , if qzfzz? All-High Dance, V- Arabian Nights All-Hxgl' Dancc Arubm 'xlxghts 1 .J A 5 ,L , Q9 i wx .5 A. 5 S Iunior-Senior Ball-- Siairway to the Stars 5 f I! Cf' May Dance 5 Mrs. Mary Campbell Richard Meigs IN THE SPOTLIGHT Members of the drama and broadcasting classes and the Casts for the Junior-Senior and All-High plays were very active this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Campbell first semester, and Richard Meigs second sem- ester, the drama department did its share of entertaining at O.H.S. In the fall the juniors and seniors produced The Doctor in Spite of Himself. This was directed by Mrs. Mary Campbell who said, This play has been one of the all-time great comedy hits. It is mainly concerned with Sgnaraelle and the problems resulting from his wife's revenge. Participating in its two performances were: John Koehler, Bonnie Austin, Steve Anderson, Miles Maxwell, Steve Bean, George Barner, Patty Murphy, jill Amans, Dean Anderson, Scott Boe, Phil Pearl, Judy Underwood, and .Iudi Jones. During the winter months the drama students were busy producing Spreading the News for the PLC one- act play contest. The drama classes also produced Snow Queen for some of the grade schools. The cast for Spreading the News included: Bonnie Austin. -Iudi Jones, Sandra Glenn, Gloria Frisch, Pat Palermo, Diane Hayden, Phil Pearl, Steve Anderson, Miles Maxwell, and Members of the IUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY CAST pictured above ore lrow onel Austin, Koehler, Amons, D. Anderson, Murphy, Underwood: Crow twol Iones, S. Anderson, Maxwell, Bcxrner, Beon, Boe, Peorl Page Sixty AND ON THE AIR lluh llznknnznn. lhm- hauling lllllklx ul Snow f,?'llCl'llU wc-rc llflllilllllg in lhis r-xlwllnr-ly lnlnmrons l':n'c'c wcrc: lohn plzuvc-cl hv Marv .Xln1Sc'hnllf, uzunnc l':n'nm'. znnl lznnnn' lioclller, l.:n'rv Oshm'nc'. Clznwmlv lfnsco, Clnmlxn lvlnin- 8wm'r'm'v, wlnlc- Mnrllvn l.c-nu-l1,N:nm'v luwllsvncl, licllv ski, Kfcnlvn' l5zll'm'l'. hlllvs Mzlxwvll. llnh Dzlnvll. f.llCl'l , I , I 3-, , I I , I A I Cl:n'r, l2llll'l llllllll, lX2ll'l'll 5ll'Ulllllll'l'. .lo .lo XX zllsun. l.lllCl2l C.olly:ln',IlL'nl1 .Xlllll'l'SUll, :xml Phll l'C:n'l. Rawlings, lncly limknmn, Clln-rin' V2llllXlK'll'l', :nnl l.incln ,I.I I I . I I II .I II . I . , I , ..I ,.I I,I, , .- Rulnnsun haul supporting mln-s. l.mn1:1 Slmvclcr mllrcrwcl . ll lmllfmlllhl Nwflfll ,ml I ll lhlllll ull, IIII, IIIIIIIIIII ' In-wc-4-kly rzulm pmgrznns, 5lLlClJlll'llS and Sympathy. llllll'hC wan' fill llllllllllj progI1':lnls znul illrllulccl za svrinl, uilllznla-y's Aunt. Ihr- .Xll-lllgh play. was pre-sc-nlcml nnlsirzul selections, und mpc llllL'l'Yll'Xl'S ol' school activi- un ,Xpril 25 nnmlvr thc' mlirm-rlmn ol' Rirllznxl Mc-igs. l'zn'- lics on caucll ln'n:ulc'zlsl. M1-llxln-I':: ml lhv- BROADCASTING CLASS ylvlurr-fl ul llfllll fllff livmlty, lohnson, llfxll, l.r-smirk, flvlnnnll, fllwnz-y, D1f'lC0fSUl'l. Mornlwrrs of the ALI.-HIGH PLAY CAST pictured cxbove ure: Anflrvrson, Koehler, Burner, Tyminslci, Pearl, Fusco, Maxwell, and Crznyrrw. Page Sixty-one Fred Schlichting Orchestra Director David Goedecke Band and Girls Glee Director Leslie Armstrong Mixed Chorus Director MUSIC AS Mixed Chorus has been regarded as a very outstand- ing music group for many years because ol' its many wonderlul performances. This year. lor the twenty- second consecutive year, the Mixed Chorus again receiv- ed a Superior rating at the SXVXV Music Contest. They also appeared at .lellerson Alunior High, the high school assembly, the Governor's Safety Conference, Kiwanis Club, Madigan Hospital, and the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Composed ol' about thirty girls, the Cirls Clee has taken part in the Spring and Christmas concerts besides appearing at the Capital Kiwanis Club. This organiza- tion, which is open to all girls, also helped the band with their candy sale. Directing the glee through their ac- tivities of the year was David Coedecke. Boys Quartet is a new music group organized this year. This popular singing group sings selections that are mainly on the lighter side. The group, composed ol' liric Miller, Mike Fitzgerald, Danny Russell, Denis Moore, and accompanied by Marjorie Stackhouse, has appeared at many dillerent clubs and organizations. Mixed linsemble is a music organization whose pur- pose is to sing a little dillerent type ol' music than that ol regular choruses. One ol' the main achievements lor this group was the honor ol' appearing in the evening program ol' outstanding events at the SXVXV Music Con- test. This group proves what can be done with ordi- nary voices when they sing together and work hard, stated Leslie Armstrong, director. Members of the GIRLS GLEE pictured above are: layne, accom- Garrard, Deschamps, Carr, Cooper, Mayo, Lundberg, Patterson, Dres- pamst David Goedecke directory lrow onel Tilson, Roth, Worsing, cher, Evans: trow threel Conine, Harris, Courtney, Malysz, Klassen, Schultz Townsend Koski Perrault, Parrott: lrow twol Margheirrt, Newell, Welsh, lacobs, Agnew. Page Sixty-two THEIR GUIDE l,l-mlwrf, Ml tm- BOYS QUARTET 511-- mr-fl-1' My lI1llll'Ilf'I llufsrsell, lVl1llvr,l1'1' lflwmlflxrz ffl ilu- MIXED ENSEMBLE yvll' me-ll rl flfrlwl llfllll wmv lllISSf ll, lvlrwr'-, 'fwfflfrl ll4fIly'I'.'V, flllmffrf-, H511-rlrllrlvf, lQllY IA. mls 11, Ill 'lv' MIXED CHORUS f'l llllY'fl rrlmvw fzre: SlGC'lClll'1llSP, mule, l. Townsend, Stewart, Nivhols, Heinlmrelt, Gonyuwg frow lhreel 1 'lung mz:,', Crow onel l.f mflrls, lfifgqin, N. 'l'ffwr1sf'-xmrl, Ffllls, Sllvfllliill, l. Sperxfllove, C. Spendlove, Hayden, Frisch, D. lolmson, Hollister, lfl'IlIl','ll I?l1lm.x'w, Af 'rl l, lzaflw, lH l lllf-za, Trl. lfJllllSf'lI, Gllxumre, Srilmull Ljr1rs1e1xsm1, Holmes, Hurlusl, Croll, Bloclmer, Grunlng, Loxierz Crow lAf,111,l, l.-r:zll- fxrmswrlrrlfq, flul- 'wp frow iwol lil-Guxre, Slemweclel, fourl Hose, Wallace, Kncmse, Weber, Fitzgerald, Mulysz, Hooper, 'lfynqzlr 1, V'll1l7YlU, lxlwlswru Hwy, lvlrfflrfg M xfiireqmr, M xrflell Shu' Hmrk, Hush, Groll, Ulriell, Slum, Harder, Russell. Page Sixty-llur-ff MIND FOR MUSIC BAND Band is good training for an avocation. It also gives students a chance to participate in a highly trained performing group, remarked David Goedecke, director of the Olympia High School band. Main activities of the band were the three annual concerts. Also, during the year the band marched in the Santa Claus parade and played at McNeil Island. They again entered the Southwest XVashington Music Contest where they received a superior rating. A new activity for the band this year was an exchange assembly with Wfenatchee High School. ORCHESTRA Orchestra played an important part in the Christmas and Spring concerts of the O. H. S. Music Department. The group received a superior rating in the Southwest Wfashington Music Contest and was the only orchestra selected by the judges for performance in the evening festival program. Among the other activities of the year, the string orchestra played for the reception of the new Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Rolland Upton, in October. BEE-OH-VEES Advised by l.eslie Armstrong, the BOVs met monthly to plan and carry through major projects. Their main activities this year were a carnival booth and the furnishing of chairmen for all music concerts. This group has been kept purposely small with high qualifications. Page Sixty-four Members of BEE-OH-VEE'S pictured at left are: tseatedl Russell, Gonyaw, tstandingl Leslie Armstrong, adviser, Fitzgerald, Anderson, Stackhouse, lohnscn, Wil- liams, Spendlove. Members of the BAND pictured below are: trow onel Weiks, Zabel, Lane, Reinke, lhietje, David Gee' decke, director, trow twol Kintner, Carr, Thaxton, Deck- ert, Bergren, Hemmi, Nolder, B, Lisle, Hodde, lones, Hart- ley, Swenson, Wilson, Reddington, W. Berghp Crow threel Wilhite, Turner, l. Anderson, Howe, Ferguson, Lawton, H. Bergh, Taylor, Carruth, Rolotf, Christine, Whited, Gruessing, Lyon, D. Lisle, Nelson: trow tour! Boe, D. Rodgers, B. Anderson, Robinson, Patten, S. Rodgers, Paine, Culp, Burk, Lovette, Iohnson, O'Malley, Oliver, Zeutenhorst, Allen, Werneckep irow fivel Preston, Sandy Anderson, E. lohnson, Martin, l-latch, Slater, Hawkins, Steve Anderson, Velie, Lamp, Bowns, Kearin, N. lohnson. F'yQP' 4. FQ? , Y, ,Lf ,W I V e' , , A A n , .. Y X g 4 4 'H ,, Q Kg Yif y an E, if Y Q f it n V Ai 4 o y n 5 I f , . L A A ,xxx 1 , ,I ,mix ,fin . 4 f t if D Af, -'XX X lt ' . . f Q 4 A K ', 4 lv E . P' . pf , , - 1 M . ,, 'I , , n',N 4 ' JA :. , , 1 XA lk, I - 1 , fx I 41 'fl A' - J ' F ff M2 iris . f R DG ' lv A N' X Z t E - ,614 'lx -...-,- ' - E Q 1 f I va' 4. 4 - X - P' 5 :X 1 1 Q, - ' xi if WW M iff W 53 , Q ygbginip ki Q YF Sf QW A px QQ, 3 S wg MN A Y if jJ X P U J PE If V 5 J T f f N! is-,l ' S v4 Xll' V 'iv . 4 rm' J Q3 - X I X I v 9 Y x I J x if We Q My wh W7 ij NNN . IKXKJNXL W W OX UN a D A W NL X1 X , My X sw Q 5 .WM M Af: f f xi lA A, Q M1 , iLm1KXKWM5Wk flfiigs M fwfw EWQA xnxx Q E: I E 1 2 lg .na E.. 5. V53 E .MN .E ' mwwwna 'Q-sf E7 ,M Emil 1 3 , . S? SHS- 'X Xgx X my 1 M .. Y I fl L. x 4 f - Q m xgk ,X X . X I , 5 S is S K Q X SX SNK x X 5 xx X xx x NX ' x wx Q wx L New-,i :,,ai:l 3 X ' gl K X X k Ax X fi. A ' Qs iik FRESHMEN Leading the class of '61 through their first year at O.H.S. were: president, Jack Guerin, vice president, JoAnn Kiserg secretary, Janet Olson, and yell leader, Darrell Oakland. Advising this class were Miss Marie Mollestad and Robert Tardiff. Freshmen who attained honor roll mention were: Gordon Beadles, Bruce Beeken, Nancy Caling, Jack Guerin, Noel Hartline, Wayne Horton, Linda Jayne, Jeni Joy LaBell, Harold Madison, Janet Olson, Sharon Heading the sophomore class this year were: Mike FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS pictured above are: lseutedl Miss Marie Mollestad, adviser, loAnn Kiser, vice president: lanet Olson, secretary: lack Guerin, president: lstcmdingl Darrell Oak- land, yell leader, Robert Tardiff, adviser. SOPHOMORES Drew, president, Curt Johnson, vice president, Rose- marie Ames, secretary, and Danny Gamer, yell king. Miss Mary Robertson and Murry Coleman acted as their advisers. Sophomores receiving honor roll mention this year were: Thomas Allen, Sandra Anderson, Arlene Auvi- nen, Judith Bjerke, Bob Branch, Judy Burns, Marjorie Christine, Christine Clishe, Margaret Cooper, Georg- ette Corbat, Mollie Cummings, Al Cushman, Lila Davis, Mike DeVaney, Diane Downard, Pete Duffield, Gloria Dunn, B. G. Eliot, Gary Fulton, Monte Giles, Susan Giles, Jeannine Haag, Mary Hodde, Jerry Lee Johnson, Larry Jordan, Linda Lewis, Lynn Loebner, Dorothy Lynch, Janet McGuire, and Carol Martin. Others on the honor roll were: Dorothy Martineau, James Mead, Larry Millam, Larry Moore, Leonard Morgan, Mike A. O'Malley, Lorraine Phillips, Natalie Riggen, Verna Rose, Marie Roy, Martha Sack, Dor- othy Sato, Mary Ann Schultz, Roberta Skellenger, Mike Smith, Charlene Springer, Nancy Staeger, Tam- my Sweeney, Gary Treat, Gary Velie, Marguerite Wat- kins, Donna Weiks, Jean Whitney, Kay Williams, and Valerie Woods. Sherack, Loretta Scheibel and Neil Woody. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS pictured above are: lseatodl Mike Drew, president, Rosemarie Ames, secretary, Miss Mary Robertson, adviser: lstandingl Dan Gamer, yell leader, Curt Iohn- son, vice president. Not pictured, Murry Coleman, adviser. Page Seventy IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS pictured above are: Crow onel Sandra Strand, secretary: lelf Matt- son, president: Miss Mary Margaret Anderson, adviser, Crow twol Dick Tucker, vice president, Don Thornhill, adviser. JU Swinging into their third year of high school, the juniors selected jeff Mattson as president, Dick Tucker as vice president, Sandra Strand as secretary, and George Barner as yell leader to guide them through the many activities ol' the year. ln the fall I2 junior boys were active on the varsity football squad. Those seeing action on the gridiron were: Nelson Gooding, Larry Gill, jim Ashburn, Don Fiser, Ray Gairncross, Rich Fulton, Henry Schmidt, Tom Stanford, Dick Tucker, Dick Riggs, Brian Boulac, and Walter Olsen. Representing Olympia High on the varsity basketball squad were six junior boys. These hoopsters were Rich Fulton, Brian Boulac, Chuck Bison, jeff Lane, Bob Hilden, and Bob Tobin. juniors were also active in the drama department. Participating in the junior-Senior play, The Doctor ln Spite ol' Himself, were jolm Koehler, Steve Ander- son, George Barner, Patty Murphy, and jill Amans. The Exchange students pictured at right are: Pantens, Snead. IORS cast for the all-high play, Gharley's Aunt, included Carole Fusco, Larry Osborne, john Koehler, George Bar- ner, and jean Anderson. Receiving recognition ol' their scholarship were the following juniors on the honor roll: Penny Allen, Steve Anderson, Verree Anderson, Pat Blocher, Ray Gairncross, Herman Cline, janet Davis, Don Fiser, Mike Fitzgerald, Carole Fusco, Marilyn Ginsbach, judy Gruning, Diane Hayden, Bob Hilden, Priscilla Holden, Gretchen Hunt. Bill jessiman, Georgene johnson, X'Villiatn johnson, Ron jones, Sarah Knox, Linnea Leonardson, Gilbert Loring, Pat McCulloch, and Alyce McKay. Other juniors achieving a 3.00 grade point average were: jane Mallgren, Wayne Mattson, Lee Motteler, Patty Murphy, Hallie Niexni, janice Pantier, Ann Paul, Marc Perry, Dave Price, Ron Robinson, Danny Russell, Bonnie Scanlan, john Schneider, Nancy Seely. joAnn Sergeant, Pat Snead, judy Spendlove, judy Tee, Nancy Townsend, Barton Voelz, Stephen XVoods, and Kathy VVynstra. Page Seventy-one C LOVERFIELD STUDENTS Students who were at the CLOVERFIELD SITE when class pic- tures were taken are: lrow onel Platt, Lewis, Ashburn, Fulton, Tryon Fry, Williamson, LaBell, Dorland, Zandell, I-larpelp how two? Wells Vanllufl, Clark, Arnold, Wood, Musick, Mercier, Albro, Grate, Grun enielder, George, Loring, Motteler, Bushell, Ulrich, Smith, Evans: 'ma-. Crow threel Wynstra, Hartline, Nelson, Darnell, Chastain, Heppe, Richards, Keyes, Gunstone, Pernela, Woods, Westine, Bernethy, Cook: how fourl McClanahan, Rock, Hendrickson, Long, Mack, Langenbach, Arant, Crowell, Cole, Utter, Miller, Culp, Roy. Pictured at left is view of new Cloveriield build- ing. Pictured in auto shop at lower left are: Old- tield, Davis, Barney Hendricks, adviser. Pictured below in agriculture class are: tkneelingl Benson, Robbins: lstcmdingl Nels Hanson, adviser, Baxter. Page Seventy-two FRESHMEN FRESHMAN GIRLS piwitirr-rl filfovfr rirv: Crow onel Willows Wfillriwrr, lon:-s, Hr-r':af'l11it11-I, Tliorrilftiryg lrow iwol Tliompson Kim-I, Murplly, llfrrvf-y, MfI5S5SffT, Wf-lsli, Trotlanti, Stamp, Svatt l.islf-, llfmkfi, lll'll'lllif how threel lltinmiw, liorirwr, Bittrnan LaBell, Fox, McClintivlc, Deckert, Dalryniple, Wilson, Iayno, Anderson, Bernfl- Greon, son, Nolan, Kraft, how iourl Caling, Woods, Patterson, Sclieibel, Bower, Evans, Murtlia, Brown, Stitltorland, lavobs, S. Taylor, Smith, Starkey, , Olson, Drosvlior, S, Toylor. FRESHMAN BOYS pirttirr-fl fxliovo tim: lrow on-el Swott, Ionws, Witc, Felice, Beadles, Gertli, T. Davis, Lommon, Madison, R. Miller, Oak' Illlritllivk, lfllr--rmtm, Wfilrlrciys, Iriririf-:I Cfiiorin, Clrrir-rig lrcw two, Clirig lUI'1Cl, l'lllCl9flOfGl'il, CUTTOD, l'lul59f, Edglwrt, lVlCDlilllQ, BCUQT7 trow f0lll'l Ioywlif-r, llllllfHl'I, lloiloii, ltonriri, Iolins, Wliitml, Wood, Matson, Brady, O. Miller, lllougli, Morgan, Kirkpatrick, Crader, Lozier, l.. Orslirirriv, luwssrm, lit-itfnifin, ltiltf-, Chxnliwlfl, ll4'6k'l4f'llf lrow threel Kirkpatrick, Hurd, Woody, Davis, Elliott, Strandberg, Szolas. Pago Sovority tlirow ophomore Girls SOPHOMORE GIRLS pictured at lett, A-Cl. are: Crow one? Bar- num, Balch, L. Anderson, Cholskiq Crow twol Burns, Brady, Burnham, Bridges, Carpenter, Brear, Butler, Brown, Caine, Campbell: Crow three! Bunt, Carr, Clymer, Berg, Blocher, Bunce, Barnes, Carmell, Bryson, Bjerke, Clishep Crow iourl Beckman, Bahlman, I. Andere son, Cameron, Auvinen, Balestra, Ames, Brasstield, Cannon. SOPHOMORE GIRLS pictured at left, Co-Hai. are: Crow onel D. L, Davis, Haider, Dobbs, Edging- ton, Haddon, Cole, Colemany Crow twol Corbat, Deschamps, Haag, Cross, Croll, Conine, Grit- tiri, Glenn, Gilbyg Crow threel Ioyce Franks, Giles, Cummings, Cooper, I.. Davis, Donaldson, Dickgieser, Fitzgerald, Crary Dunn, Comins, Coyle, Crow iourl lanet Franks, Freitas, Frisch, Haggett, Eason, G. Davis, Croset- to, Guffey, Dickerson, Coad, Downard, D. I. Davis. SOPHOMORE GIRLS pictured at left, Hal-K. are: Crow onel Hardt, Kiely, L. Iones, Giesy, Keeney, Iohnston, Hendricks: Crow twol I. lohnson, Hannah, lager, Hathaway, Hudson, N. Iohnson, Koch, Iefters, lessop, Klamng Crow threel Hopkins, Hun ter, L. Iohnson, Halstead, Herring. Holden, Holmes, Harris, Klassen Koski, Koehler, Iune, Bradley: Crow fourl Holland, C. Iones, Hull, Hall, Hallmeyer, C. lohnson, Holloway, Hasslinger, I. Iohnson foplmnmrc Girls SOPHOMORE GIRLS pivtuwfl ln riqln, L-Pal, lm-: Crow one! I. l.unrlln-iq, Ml'llfll5flllClll, Mfllllll. lVlfIlIl, Mfxlz, Nivlmls, Moc-fls, Nog fglv-:sy Crow iwol Nrawmfm, Luzirlr, Nflwf-ll, Nurmi, Lilly, llominq, M1'NuIly, Mlxyo, Kwrxsrud, Noll saznqf-rp Crow Ihreel lxmlmm, Lolw, l'f1rlq1-lt, ll4XlIll1'I, N1-lson, Mlmry, Olsun, l.:-wls, l.ync'l1, Losnivk, Mfxllwy, Ml?ll4'1lI, Mmrlfry, Mt'CllLlIl Clllllllj Crow four! Lvxtq-elf, Lfxmluy, lJIWYC'Ilf4'?, Orr, Mfxsun, N. Luml lr If1,lVlCllfjlll'llll,MfIISll,M1IXW6?ll, Nl4'CrlllI4', Nfrls-sr-11, Mcurirlnfxu, Pnl III1'l, Mmm. SOPHOMORE GIRLS pivlurml 411 xiqln, Pan-Spi, um: Crow onel illlfrpurfl, flroll, lliflgwwfly, Pm lwxrakfx, Vvxymf, Nolrlv-xg Crow iwol llmssw, flpllrqur, Slxulllrer, S. llfllllllfll, flf14'4'fl, lliqqirl, Pcmlicer, A. Ilwlxxnicll, lluy, Slut:-1, Sf'lll1llZ, I. fb-llmirllg Crow three! Hof-k, l'llwlp:s, l'1:11lxulC, flkffllnflxqnx, lllllllll, flfllu, lluvlxly, Sflnrllmlg, Ilklllmlm, ilfm-rlsurl, Spills-xg Crow fourl llflllilll, fhxvk, llnlwlmins, Phil llps, llfllllllfllj fiulolnrm, Gym-5 mmq, llrwlwll, lCCrlllIlSUIl, llsmru-ll, llflllvl, Alllm, llurvirs SOPHOMORE GIRLS piwlmm-fl fn rlqllt, Spr-Z. fun: Crow onel 'l'l1ru1l1fsm11, Wlxllmey, Iones, W4-xlcs, M. 'l'umvr, flutlmrlcmrl, llnflm-Hsfm, Vlfllllfllllii, fllufegmg Crow iwol ll. llllllflilf, Willlilca, flwf-rnsfm, l'11yr1r-, llutsun, Stormy Vlmrlr-lmrxfns, Wwwfls, lllUWYlSf'IlCl, Vfmlll-vvlmlf-I, Tllrvrp, lf. Woufl, Wfxy, flprixlqvrg Crow lhroal Wy mfm, Cl Wursinrg, L. Worsimg, Iliff:-rlqr-l, llfuflrlr-, Cflxrislinv, lllrffrk, flwrxnsfm, Wfurf-rl, Wivlc, 'llllOII1fIS, Zulu-l, Willows: Crow lourl flwf-1-xwy, Wwlkins, Suttrfr, fltfezqf-1, fllfxlliuqs, Wllitnrly, M41 iiflll, CZ. Wnml, Wriqllt, Vrsrrxcm, WllllKlIllfi, V+m M:-1:-1, Vizvfml. fx ko-,fn IC.- l r V ' V7 ' f-., ff' 1 Sophomore Boys SOPHOMORE BOYS pictured at left, A-C, are: Crow onel Bald- win, Bever, Alexander, Bigelow, Burger, Albro, Chilson, Bryan, frow twol Bush, Benson, Bach- man, Brown, Cypert, Bean, Cush- man: frow threel Bergh, Akey, Branch, Burk, Backman, Crowell, Block. SOPHOMORE BOYS pictured at left, D-Goo. are: li-ow onel Denton, George, Carstensen, Fox, Drape, Farris, Garrard, Dorland, Morris, Crow lwol Drew, Duffield, Duval, Fisher, Glavin, Grunenf felder, Goodman, Gamer: lrow three! Fulton, Eliot, Day, Garrick, Dickinson, Farringer, Gifford, Dor- land. SOPHOMORE BOYS pictured at left, Gov-Lea, are: Crow onel lngle, lohnson, Langford, Kan- gas, Kriener, Hjelm, Hursey, lieggp frow twol Kearin, Iames, Heppe, Jordan, Lawton, Houser, I-lardt, Finley, Crow threel House, lohanson, Hughes, Grate, Kiser, Herron, Lewis, Lamp, Kincaid. W L opllomorc Boys SOPHOMOHE BOYS pivtumd txt tiqltt, Lei-Ol. um: lrow onel lusloy, Olmfrmus, Mycztt, Leitrlly Crow Qwol Mvilill, Martin, Moore, Millm, Mrxscm, Olson, Miles LQ- Mtxstr-r, Lrrwtltwfxitrzp frow lhreel l.ymt, lmvf-tt, O'N1eil, Lislo, Mend, Mrmis, M. A. O'Mc1llr:y, Mc'Ccny, Nw-lsffn, M1-lnttqltlirtg how iourl Mftlysz, Loltrrfrlqrel, Nfewton, Mor qtm, lmvtfsqttu, Milltxm, l.cac1c'l1, Ni'-lson, M. IJ, O'Mf1llrfy, Oster fgrttrt. SOPHOMORE BOYS pivtumcl tn riqltt, O!-Sl. um: lrow onel flwltrcu-rlor, Slfxtfer, Sltuttuvk, Rorrk, l trr, fit-lmwk, Hysvrr, Rodgers, fhuglrvr, M, Svltmicltg lrow lwol lltlyllfr, G, firltmlrlt, Huy, Roy, illtipltry, Ht-clrllrtqton, Pttxfl, l. flmitlt, l,l4'SI'Ullf flow ihr00l llolu, ll1II!if1llS, Sur-cgffr, liosrf, Pflrkwr, Ott, H1-mln-rq, Pfwtk. SOPHOMORE BOYS fJlf'llll'ffil ut rtqltt, Sm-Z, um: lrow onel ihtvf-, Knut:-nltorst, Spertcor, 'llIY'tIl, ll. flmitltg lrow twol Whil- tu-y, llttrtlny, Wrxrrmt, Tilson, Wivk, Wisrtiowski, Tipton, Wulk- f-1, K4-yr-s, M. Smitltg lrow threel fll'Illll'Y, fltomfy, Hurprel, Tusso, li:-rtferlivt, Ancltzrsmt, Windmm, l,.+1l'l4-ll, Svlxrourlury Crow fourl V1-lin, Wnrrlrvr-lue, Sunlzlfr, Still wr-ll, llnmlrlvkson, Willtxdsc-rt, l'USlf'f, 'l'l1iv-tw, Zulcowslci, Gilos. J unior Girls IUNIOR GIRLS pictured at lefi, A-De. are: Krow onel Alexander, Carson, Bergren, Davis, Dawson, Blocher, DeBoer, Allen, Cole: lrow twol Copelan, DeRosia, Ane derson, Antonson, Dever, Bohm, Baker, Croll, Brennan, li-ow three! Daugherty, Amans, Damron, Bry- an, C. Brown, K. Brown, Couri ney. IUNIOR GIRLS piciured at lefi, Di-Hau. are: lrow one! Goldsby, Greiss, Harding, Craving, Har- der, Giles, Huffine, Donnelly, Goodwin, Crow lwol Drees, Dick- ison, Gruning, Fogle, Garrard, Dunn, Dobson, Gwinn, Hamlin, lrow ihreel Ginsbach, Fusco, Gif' ford fdeceased November 2, 19577, Haumann, Dimon, Fuller. IUNIOR GIRLS pictured at left, Hay-Lei, are: Crow onel Hayden, Huni, Leitgeb, G. Iohnson, Hol- lenbeck, Iohnston, Ann Kennedy, Alice Kennedy, Holden: frow lwol lsom, Huber, Hayes, Larkin, Howell, D. Iohnson, Lee: Krow three? Iones, Heitzman, Hoffner, Iacobs, Kelley. Junior Girls JUNIOR GlHLSy11r-mrrfrifxtriqlxl, Leo-Pal, fmr: Crow onel CVCFJIICIIHCU, Nlfxquln-, M1-rn-fn, CC'XC flllfJ, Mr' flwlvirlvk, MvCZ111lv, Murphy, Nl IIIl, Nurgf-my Crow two! Oslmrn, MlCC1lJCI'1IIlC, NIVCICICS, Mr-rriYl, Mr' Kfxy, In-ffrxfxrrlsorl, M'I1Cfjff'Il, Mr' Kn111hY: Crow three! Vfxrkf-r, I,ivI1r if-Ixwullw-I, Vfml, Vw-Im, Pfflxlulf-:j.L'v Y 'I ,vm 1 35:7 A C 10' V 'f sf V ,fry ,JL 2' V C X 1 ' J 02' ' . U' - 1. U 33 ' V Q, P H, 9 Cuf',M'.f A ,J ' C, ' YM ALC ww CVC J V WJ ff L . 1 uf' P . If ' 'W CN , y 'ffl LQ Lf C L nqlgyffx J C a' M C xx an C1 SLR' J, V Lf! ff U46 ,M W QM , ' f JUNIOR GIRLS I'if'ClIl'1'VC 11? IifqY1!, Pol-Sm. fIC1'I Crow onel Vnnhf-r, il:-1111-full,fllmunlfxif-,fl:-1-ly,fSwl1m'k, ::i5'Vl lC, Cj'V'Cl4'IlC'Cl, fjuimlfy, 3111111 1-yfvxltp Crow two? flwhmifii, H1-in hfurh, CCCKIIIIUIIICUII, Hwnn:-y, fiumh, H1154-llilll, f31'ClWtIIl1', fi-xyw.-7 Crow ihrael Iillllrfr, Hcnqrfrss, Hmm, Tlxrmm mn w 'IIl1'llI CCIVCVWI Pr-C1-In , . , IUNIOR GIRLS IJICCCIIPCC ut rxght, Sn'Z fmv: Crow onol Stfxgg, Stmnp, Iltuiflf-r, Towllsrenfl, K. Wulkf,-r, S, Wfxlkvr, THIIIIIIH, flullivzm, Wuq rw-rg Crow lwol Wvxtson, Snydor, Tylrvl, flpr-milovv, Srlmxri, Wil mln, 'IM-, Wfxltrrrlmwk, Swfmson flilrlmi Junior Boys IUNIOR BOYS pictured ot left, A-C ore: lrow onel Carr, Boker, Burner, M. Anderson, S. Anderf son, Corstensen, Bigelow, Cone, Crawford, lrow twol M. Bowns, D. Bryce, Alcehurst, Bolster, Ar- nold, Bjork, Bush, Cole, Krow threel Baldwin, Bouloc, Cairn- cross, Ashburn, Arcxnt, Caine, Cline. IUNIOR BOYS pictured dt left, D-Hu. ore: Crow onel Grcxvelle, Dorn, Egg, Frdnk, Gill, Flohdut, Eison, Hardy, Harding: lrow twol Fischer, Cleland, Grimm, Childs, Gooding, Fitzgerald, Fiser, Edge, Gosneyi lrow threel Beelirle, Gunderson, Ddlrymple, Elliott, Cody, Horper, Egdn, Hoyes. IUNIOR BOYS pictured ot left, He-L, ore: lrow onel Huntley, He-tlond, Ikerd, Lohrengel, Huber, D. Iohnson, Kirkpatrick: lrow twol Lee, Hilden, Lone, Hoppe, Iones, Hogon, Levesquep lrow thx-eel Iune, Koehler, Ingersoll, Iessimon, B. Iohnson, Hooper, Loobey. ww mwfm Ax 'vw' W., gi? i , , ff Mis ,..a. 'aff asf 1' v ' ' ' wi, Xi. Q Page Eighty-four Rich Springer President Bill Mickelson Vice President Deena Harbst Secretary Roger Gustafson Yell Leader Harold Murphy Adviser Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Adviser Jfl'yjl?j'1jjjJ'fyyy',0ii.!ii if lf get cliff JL .ff if 2 Q i U is ii-5E. fy Qs ggffp-QD left MW-V are if r WW fi Beginning t ascading ivaters of llm river of l958 parti- social activities. During its years in high school, this class has strengthened student govermnent through its ellorts in student self- control and student-faculty relations. Scholastically, this class has attained the highest rating of recent years, especially in the Gelds ol' math and science. Always ex- tending friendliness to new students and teachers, the class ol' '58 will realize the completion of its course through high school, -lune ll. Beginning school I2 cipated in many acadei The 1'u.rhing wzzters of the river disperse and meet olller waters lo form the sea. 'l'he days at OHS are almost over for the graduates of aff l958. Soon they will go their own separate ways, meet- ing new people, experiences, and opportunities. Their responsibilities will grow as they form an important part of a busy world. The III3VSl6'l'f0IlS waters of the sea hold a wut store of lhe zmknown. The future is not definite for many of the class of 1958. For some, it may hold a higher education. For others, the future may hold promising careers. XfVho knows? Beginning high in the mountains, the river follows a rough course-over falls and through narrow passages. It finally disperses and joins the sea-a body of wonder and mystery. The class of '58 has followed its course through high school-in studies and activities. Now it goes on to meet new situations and to form a part of the world--unknown and challenging. Page Eighty-five MARIBEE ARMSTRONG . . . Olympus Staff C33, Associate Editor C43, lunior-Senior Play Committee Chairman C33, lournalism Banquet Committee Chairman C33, Spanish Club C43, Broadcasting C23, Drama C33, Homecoming Committee Chairman C43, FHA Officer CZ, 43, lunior-Senior Ball Committee C33. BONNIE HELEN AUSTIN . . . Foreign Student Finance Commit- tee C43, lunior-Senior Play Cast CZ, 43, All-High Play Committee CZ, 33, Cast C43, Thespians C33, Officer C43, Senate Welfare Committee Chairman C33, lunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman C3, 43, Moth- ers Tea Committee Chairman CZ3, French Club Officer C33, FHA Officer C33, Latin Club CZ3, Top Ten C43, TOM LEE AUSTIN . . . Entered from Spokane, Washington, l957. FFA Officer C43, Boys Club. FREDERICK C. BAIER . . . Latin Club CZ3, Foreign Language Ban- quet Committee CZ3, Speech Club C43, Boys Club. WINSTON DONALD BAKER . . . Orchestra CZ, 43, Letter C33, SWW Music Contest CZ, 43, Music Concerts CZ, 43, Organized Ensembles CZ, 43, Boys Club. RONALD LEONARD BAXTER . . . Spanish Club CZ3, lntramural Basketball C43, Cub Basketball Letter CZ3, Boys Club. STEPHEN IACOB BEAN . . . Boys Club Board of Control C43, Ouill and Scroll C43, Foreign Language Banquet Committee Chair- man CZ3, lunior-Senior Play Cast C43, Olympiad Sports Editor C43, French Club Officer CZ3, O Book Ad Manager C3, 43, Golf CZ, 33, Letter C43, Swimming Manager C3, 43, lntramural Basketball CZ, 43. MARILYN BEATTY . . . Spanish Club CZ, 33, Foreign Language Banquet Committee Chairman CZ3, Father-Daughter Banquet Com- mittee C33, lunior-Senior Ball Committee CZ3, Big Sister Party Com- mittee CZ, 3, 43, May Dance Committee C33, Iournalism Banquet Committee CZ3, Senate Welfare Committee C43, SHERRY BECKWITH . . . Secretarial Science Club C43, Father- Daughter Banquet Committee C43, Girls Club. IOCELYN ABBOTT . . . Spanish Club CZ, 33, Honor Society C43, Girls Club. SHARON LEONE ABEL . . . Olympus Staff C3, 43, lournalism Banquet Committee C3, 43, Broadcasting C43, Latin Club CZ3, Foreign Language Banquet Committee C33, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee C43, Girls Club. FLORENCE KATHLEEN AETZEL . . . Girls Auxiliary Cabinet CZ3, Girls Club Cabinet C43, Mixed Chorus CZ, 33, Officer C43, All-State Chorus C43, Mixed Ensemble C3, 43, Song Staff C33, Oueen C43, Homecoming Court CZ3, Assembly Committee C43, Senate CZ, 33, May Court Oueen C43. BRANDT ALLEN . . . German Club CZ3, Foreign Language Ban- quet Committee C33, Honor Society C33, Assembly Committee C43, Tennis CZ3, lntramural Football CZ3, Boys Club. DEAN ANDERSON . . . Latin Club CZ3, lunior-Senior Play Cast C43, All-High Play Cast CZ3, 'Thespians C3, 43, Honor Society C33, Assembly Committee C43, Drama C33, Mixed Chorus C43, Golf C3, 43. IUDITH MARIE ANDERSON . . . Correspondence Club C43, Sec- retarial Science Club C43, Band C43, Letter CZ, 33, Orchestra CZ, 3, 43, SWW Music Contest CZ, 3, 43, Girls Club. MERRY LINDA ANDERSON . . . FHA Council CZ, 43, Senate CZ, 43. Evaluation Committee Chairman C33, Latin Club Officer CZ3, Ushers Club C3, 43, Foreign Language Banquet Committee CZ3, Assembly Committee CZ3, Mothers Tea Committee CZ3, Golf C23. VICKI ANDERSON . . . Office Assistant C33, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee C43, lunior-Senior Play Committee C33, FHA C43, Counselors Office Assistant C43, Mothers Tea Committee C33, Secre- tarial Science Club C43, Correspondence Club C33. DeANN ESTELLA ARMSTRONG. . . Latin Club CZ3, German Club C3, 43, Senate C43, FHA CZ3, Girls Club. Q NELDA ANN BRACY . . . UAA 12, 33, Lt-ttwr 143, Correspondence 1 lull 133, l'llA 12.133, 1Lirls1lIult. NEAL EDWIN BRADFORD . . . Spanisli Club 133, Boys Club. CORA LEE BRASSFIELD . , . llonor' Society 13, 43, Senate 12, 33, is ' 1. 1 orrf-sporirlv-r11't- Clul313, 43, Latin Club Officer 123, FHA Officer 123, 1 ill 1 lnl TERRY SUE BRENNAN . . . f'frtlir-r-Dauglitor Banquet Commit- t - 143, I'llA 133, Corrosponflnnce Club 143, Olympiad Staff 133, -nior flfet-tivm flrlitor 143, l3ramu 123, Secretarial Science Club Offit-1-r 143, NSPA Star Award 143, Ouill and Scroll 143, lunior- fnior Play Corrirriittmr 123, lclurnalisrn Banquet Committee Cliair- in in 143. WILLIAM BRENNEIS , . . Big O 13, 43, Football 13, 43, Wrestling 13 43, lrlrfk 133, Boys1,lult. DAVID C. BROWN . . . KO 143, Pootliall 12, 33, Cub Manager 123, V unity Manfrqf-r1't3, Bra 1313, 43, Boys Cluli. PETE BRUNER . . . llonor Society 13, 43, Honor Society Assembly 13, 43, ljflllflfl? 123, Library Assistant 143, Boys Club. DICK BRYSON . . . Merchandising Club Committee 143, Broad- irstinrr 133, Lillrfrry Assistant 13, 43, Football 123, Swimming 12, 33, lt y 1'lul CHARLENE BUCHNER . , . Girls Club Cabinet 143, Cirls Auxiliary 15fllf'f-I 123, f'llA Officer 12, 33, Ushers Club Letter 13, 43, lunior- :nior Ball Corrirnittorv Cliairrnan 133, Class Officer 123, Correspon- l-nf'v- Cflult Offiwr-r 133, Sfrnrrtf- 12, 33, Honiefiorning Court 133. DAVID BELCHER . . . Intramural Basketball 12, 43, Cub Baseball Letter 123, Baseball 143, Boys Club. FRANCES M. BENNETT . . . FHA 12, 33, Counselors Office Assis- tant 143, Girls Club. WARREN H. BERGH . . . Band 143, Letter 12, 33, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 43, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Organized Ensembles 12, 3, 43, Boys Club. LAREEN MAE BESSE . . . GAA 12, 43, Letter 133, Play Day Com- mittee Chairman 133, FHA 12, 3, 43, Honor Society 13, 43, Olympiad Staff 123, Business Manager 13, 43, Quill and Scroll 133, Officer 143. Ctirls Club. SHARON RUTH BIGELOW . , . Latin Club 123, Big Sister Party Committee 133, Mothers Tea Committee 133, Correspondence Club 143, FHA 12, 33, Girls Club. IEROME E. BLOCHER . . . Merchandising Club Officer 143, Boys Club. WAYNE BLOCHER . . . Merchandising Club 143, Boys Club. MICHAEL IOHN BOETTCHER . , . Boys Club Board of Control 143, German Club Officer 12, 33, Broadcasting 133, Senate 12, 33, Student Self-Control Committee 143, Football 12, 33, Letter 143, Wrestling 123, Letter 13, 43, Big O 13, 43. BILL BOLTON . . . Boys Club. DON CLAWSON . . . Entered from Sycamore, Illinois, l956. lunior-Senior Ball Committee 135, Varsity Basketball 12, 35, Varsity Football Letter 135, Cub Track Letter 125, Boys Club. TERRY COLE . . . Library Assistant 12, 35, Mixed Chorus 125, Merchandising Club 145, KO 125, Baseball 125, Basketball 125, Boys Club. SHARON CONE . . . Entered from Gridley, California, 1955. Senate 135, Student-Faculty Relations Committee 135, FHA Officer 125, Spanish Club 125, Girls Club. ARLEY RAY CONNER . . . May Court 145, Boys Club. ILA COX . . . Merchandising Club Officer 145, Office Assistant 135, CPA 135, Correspondence Club 135, Honor Society 145, Girls Club. LES CROWE . . . Intramural Football 125, Basketball 145, Senate Points Committee 145, Boys Club. MARLEEN CULP . . . Mothers Tea Committee 135, French Club 125, GAA Letter 12, 3, 45, Social Committee 125, Tolo Chairman 125, May Dance Committee 125, Girls Club. DOLORES CUMMING . . . Merchandising Club 145, Girls Club. ROBERT DANELL . . . Entered from Eureka, California, l957. Olympus Staff Photographer 145, Mixed Chorus 145, Music Concerts 145, Projection Crew 145, Olympiad Staff Photographer 145, Boys Club. CAROL BURGESS . , . Secretarial Science Club 145, FHA 135, Honor Society 135, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 135, Mothers Tea Committee 135, Girls Club. ROGER BURNS . . . Band Letter 125, PA Crew 13, 45, Projection Crew 12, 3, 45, Broadcasting 125, Science Club Officer 13, 45, Boys Club. HELEN BUTLER . . . Entered from Elma, Washington, l957. Girls Club. DAVE CAMMARANO , . . Olympus Staff 135, Sports Editor 145, Editor 145, Debate 12, 35, National Forensic League 135, Officer 145, PA Crew 145, Senate Committee 135, Intramural Football 12, 3, 45, Ouill and Scroll 145, NSPA Star Award 145, Spanish Club 125. IIM CARLSON . . . Senate 125, Standing Committee 145, Honor Society 135, Latin Club 125, Officer 135, Homecoming Court 145, Cub Football Letter 12, 35, Wrestling 135, Boys Club. IUDITH CARR . . . Band Letter 12, 3, 45, Orchestra 12, 3, 45, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 45, Music Concerts 12, 3, 45, Latin Club 13, 45, Organized Ensembles 12, 3, 45, All-State Band 145, All-Northwest Band 135. MADA MARGARET CARRUTH . . . Girls Club Cabinet 145, GAA Letter 12, 35, Officer 145, Honor Society 13, 45, FHA Officer 145, Spanish Club 125, GAA Play Day Committee Chairman 13, 45, Sec retarial Science Club Officer 145. CRETCHEN CHRISTOPHER . . . Ushers Club Letter 13, 45, Big Sister Party Committee 13, 45, Father-Daughter Banquet Commit tee 13, 45, Mixed Chorus Letter 135, SWW Music Contest 12, 35, Music Concerts 12, 3, 45, Girls Ensemble 135, Correspondence Club 13, 45, French Club 135, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 13, 45. CHARLES GARRY CLARK . . . Science Club 12, 3, 45, Boys Club. IANET IONE DONOVAN . . . Orcliestra 12, 47, Letter 137, Music 1717111111155 12, 3, 47, SWW Music Coruest 12, 3, 47, Correspondence Club 147, F11-111-11 Club 13, 47, F11t11erD11ug11tc1' Banquet Commiitee , ,. . -, . 147, llllllfll 011111111 Bull ffOIIlIl1Illz P 147. CYNTHIA ANN DUFFIELD . . . Scierice Club 147, Frencli Club 127, 121111111111 IAIIIQIIKIQC? Bcinquet Coninuttec- Cliairmrm 127, Girls Club. DAN EASON . , . Boys Club. LINDA LOUISE EKLUND . . . Hoiior Society 137, Correspondence fflub 13, 47, Latin CZIUID 127, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 127, FHA Officer 127, luniur Senior Bull Committee 137, Big Sister 1'111ty Cf1111111itte-1: 13, 47, lvfotliers T011 Committee 137, Olympus Staff 147, EDWIN ELLIOTT . . , lfllffltilllfill Baseball 127, Boys Club. BARBARA LIANE ELLIS . . , Entered from Nortli Thurston, 1957. 1iI7ITf!SlJ0flCIF?ItI'1' Club 147, Mixed C:l1OI'L1S 147, Cirls Club, ROBERT I. ELMQUIST . . . lunior Senior Brill Committee 137, IIIIHIIIIIITIII Footb11ll 147, House 111111 Grounds Committee 147, Golf 147, Boys Club. ELIZABETH KRISTINE ERICKSON . . . Entered from Puyallup, Wasliirigton, 1957. llonor Society 147, Latin Club 13, 47, Corres- 11o11clr111c11 Club 147, Big Sister Party Committee 147, Mothers Tea 1:OIIlIIlIl11?17 137, 71111ior'Sr-nior Brill Committee 137, May Dance Com- niittrm 137. ROBERT CHARLES ESTERLY . . . Hi Arts 147, Officer 137, Honor fiociety 13, 47, SIJIIIIISII Club Officer 12, 37, Foreign Language Ban- quet Co1n111ittr-11 127, Boys Club, Top Ten 147. FQWCOV' RICHARD DAVENPORT . . . Boys Club, BERTIE LU DAVIS . . . Entered from Springville, Utah, 1957. Secretarial Science Club 147, Girls Club. LYLE DAVIS . . . Boys Club Board of Control 147, Big O 12, 3, 47, Fooiball 12, 3, 47, Intramural Baseball 137, Boys Club. TOM DAVIS . . . Latin Club 127, lunior-Senior Ball Comrnittee 147, Boys Club, SARAH DENTON . . . Olympus Staff Business Manager 13, 47, Honor Society 13, 47, CPA 13, 47, Secretarial Science Club Officer 147, Correspondence Club 147, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 147, Ouill and Scroll 147. RONALEE DERRICK . . . Entered from Seattle, Washington, 1957, Correspondence Club 147, German Club 147, lunior-Senior Ball Com- mittee 147, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 147, Girls Club. DIANA MAE DICKINSON . . . lunior-Senior Ball General Co- Chairman 137, Honor Society 13, 47, ASB Officer 147, Ushers Club Letter 13, 47. Senate Building and Equipment Committee Chairman 137, Secretarial Science Club Officer 147, Spanish Club Officer 127, Correspondence Club 137, Tennis Letter 12, 37, May Court 147. HELEN RUTH DISSETTE . . . Spanish Club 127, FHA 137, Officer 147, Office Assistant 147, Olympus Staff 147, Foreign Language Ban- quet Committee 127, Counselors Office Assistant 147, Cirls Club. ALLAN DOHM . . . Boys Club. LILLIAN MARIE GILMORE . . . Mixed Chorus 423, Officer 43, 43, Letter 43, 43, SWW Music Contest 42, 3, 43, Music Concerts 42, 3, 43, Organized Ensemble 43, 43, Honor Society 443, FHA Officer 443, Girls Club. PHYLLIS IOANNE GOLDBERG . . . Girls Club Cabinet 433, Big Sister Party Committee Chairman 433, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 433, Latin Club Officer 423, Spanish Club Officer 433, Ushers Club 443, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman 43, 43, Thespians 42, 3, 43, Honor Society 43, 43, Assembly Come mittee 42, 33, Chairman 443. CHERI LYNN GONYAW . . . Girls State 443. Bee-OhfVees 443, Honor Society 43, 43, Mixed Ensemble 443, Christmas Concert Chair- man 443, National Forensic League Officer 43, 43, Girls Club Cab- inet 443, Music Letter 42, 43, Debate Letter 42, 3, 43, All-State Chorus 443. KENNETH B. GRANT . . . Big O 433, French Club Officer 42, 33, Track 423, Letter 43, 43, Basketball Letter 423, Cub Football Letter 433, Boys Club. THAYNE LOWELL GROFF . . . Entered from Elgin, Illinois, l956. German Club 433, Mixed Chorus 43, 43, Music Concerts 43, 43, SWW Music Contest 43, 43, Boys Club. DAVE GROUT . . . Wrestling 443, Swimming 423, Boys Club. LOUIS GRUESSING . . . Entered from Brooklyn, New York, l957. Boys Club. MARLYS DEANNA GUNDER . . . Merchandising Club Officer 443. Spanish Club Officer 423, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 423, Correspondence Club 43, 43, Olympiad Staff 433, lournalism Banquet Committee 433, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 42, 33, lunior- Senior Ball Committee 43, 43, Mothers Tea Committee 43, 43. DON GUNSTONE . . . Big O 42, 3, 43, Swimming Letter 42, 3, 43, Boys Club. KENT FARRINGER . . . Merchandising Club 443, Boys Club. WILLIAM C. FRANK . . . Football Letter 42, 3, 43, Track 42, 3, 43, Wrestling 42, 3, 43, Stage Crew 43, 43, May Dance Committee 443, Big O 42, 3, 43, State Track Meet 42, 3, 43, Football Letter 42, 3, 43, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 443. WOODY FRANZEN . . . Dads Night Committee 433, Spanish Club Officer 443, Junior-Senior Ball Committee 43, 43, May Dance Com- mittee 443, Counselors Office Assistant 43, 43, Senate 443, Boys Club. ANN LOUISE GALKOWSKI . . . Homecoming Oueen 443, Girls Club Cabinet 443, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 443, Mothers Tea Committee Chairman 443, French Club Officer 42, 33, Ushers Club 43,43, Senate Standards and Elections Committee 443, Mixed Chorus 433, Senate 423, May Court 443, SWW Music Contest 433. TED GANTENBEIN . . . Projection Crew 423, Officer 43, 43, Boys Club Board of Control 43, 43, Boys Club. IANELLE GATES . . . Entered from Tacoma, Washington, l957. Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 443, French Club 443, lunior' Senior Ball Committee 443, May Dance Committee 443, Girls Club. KENNETH LAWRENCE GERVAIS . . . Latin Club 423. Foreign Language Banquet Committee 423, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 433, Senate 42, 33, Tennis Letter 423, Boys Club. ALVIN GIESY . , . Boys Club. WILLIAM GIFFORD . . . Entered from Quilcene, Washington, li-355. Boys Club. DIXIE HEIKES . . . Correspondence Club 143, Spanish Club 12, 43, Officer 133, Broadcasting 123, Band 13, 43, Library Assistant 123, Girls Club. I. LEE HELCK . . . Advertising Staff 12, 3, 43, Boys Club. RICHARD HENDRICKS , . . Band Letter 123, Debate Letter 12, 43, National Forensic League 143, Honor Society 13, 43, Senate 123, Boys Club. IOANN HERRON , . . Secretarial Science Club Officer 143, ASB Cashier 12, 33, Office Assistant 13, 43, Mothers Tea Committee 143, Father Daughter Banquet Committee 143, Cirls Club. ROY HESTAND . . . Entered from Tacoma, Washington, 1957. Boys Club. RALPH H. HIGHMILLER . . . Latin Club 12, 33, Intramural Foot- ball 123, Intramural Baseball 13, 43, Honor Society 133, Track 133, Boys Club. STELLA SANDRA HODGSON . . . FHA 143i Officer 12, 33, lunior- Senior Play Committee 133, Thespians 13, 43, Drama 12, 33, Father- Daughter Banquet Committee 143, Big Sister Party Committee 133, Cirls Club. GARY L. HOLMAN . . . CPA 143, Officer 133. Honor Society 13, 43, ASB Cashier 143, Finance Committee 143, Boys Club, Top Ten 143. VIRGINIA LYNNE HOLMES . . . Big Sister Party Committee 143, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 143, Correspondence Club 13, 43, FHA Officer 13, 43, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 13, 43, May Dance Committee 133, Mothers Tea Committee 123. ROGER GUSTAFSON . . . Big O 12, 3, 43, Cerman 13, 43, Class Officer 143, Senate 133, Football Letter 12, 3, 43, Wrestling 12, 33, Track 12, 33, Intramural Baseball 133, Boys Club. CLIFF LYLE GUYER . , . House and Grounds Committee 143, New Student Committee 143, Intramural Basketball 13, 43, Boys Club. DAVE ROBERT HAGGETT . . . Merchandising Club Officer 143, Cub Basketball Letter 12, 33, Intramural Basketball 143, Boys Club. ED HANGGE . . . Merchandising Club 143, Mixed Chorus 133, Lettering Club 123, Cub Football Letter 123, Boys Club. MARLYNNE PATRICIA HANNON . . . CPA 143, Officer 133. FHA 12, 33, Honor Society 13, 43, Girls Auxiliary Cabinet 123, Class Officer 133, ASB Officer 143, Debate Letter 123, Mothers Tea Committee 123, Girls Club, Top Ten 143. DEENA LEE HARBST . . . Spanish Club 123, Officer 133, Language Council 133. Ushers Club Officer 133, Letter 143. Mixed Chorus 143, Class Officer 143, Assembly Committee Chairman 143, Father- Daughter Banquet Committee 13, 43, May Court 143, GARY HARDER . . . KO 12, 33, Dads Night Committee 133, Mixed Chorus 13, 43, Orchestra 12, 43, Letter 133, Music Concerts 13, 43, Boys Club. DONALD HATCH . . . Band 12, 43, Letter 133, Orchestra 143, Gere man Club 13, 43, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Boys Club. GREGORY W. HAWKINS . . . I-li-Arts 13, 43, Band 12, 3, 43, Or- chestra 13, 43, Boys Club. f L DELLA F. IOHNSON . , . Entered from Vancouver, Washington, 1955. Secretarial Science Club Officer 145, FHA 125, Big Sister Party Committee 135, Cashier Letter 135, Standing Big Sister Committee 145, Girls Club. ELIZABETH MARTHA IOHNSON . . . German Club 12, 35, Cor- respondence Club 135, Band 145, Olympus Ad Staff 125, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 135, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 145, Spring Concert Committee 145, May Dance Committee 145. ELLA IOHNSON . , . Entered from Vancouver, Washington, l955. Secretarial Science Club 145, FHA 12, 35, Spanish Club 125, Girls Club. NORMAN IOHNSON . . . Band Letter 12, 3, 45, Officer 13, 45, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 45, Music Concerts 12, 3, 45, Senior Band Manager 145, Boys Club. STAR LYNN IOHNSON . . . Cirls Club Cabinet 13, 45, Assembly Committee 135, Correspondence Club 125, Officer 135, Thespians 135, Officer 145, Senate 125, Welfare Committee 135, Spanish Club 135, Officer 125, All-High Play Stage Manager 125, Mothers Tea Commit- tee 135, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 135. EVELYN L. IONES . . . Entered from Auburn, Washington, l957. Spanish Club 135, FHA 145, Girls Club. IUDI ANNE IONES . , . Entered from Tacoma, Washington, l956. 'fhespians 135, Officer 145, French Club Officer 135, Foreign Lan- guage Council 135, lunior-Senior Play Cast 13, 45, All-High Play Cast 135, Foreign Language Banquet Committee Chairman 135, Junior-Senior Ball Committee 13, 45, Father-Daughter Banquet Com- mittee 13, 45, Mothers Tea Committee 135. VIRGINIA MAY KAISER . . . Orchestra 125, Letter 135, Music Concerts 12, 35, SWW Music Contest 12, 35, Spanish Club 12, 35, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 12, 35, FHA Officer 145, Mothers Tea Committee 135, Girls Club. IOAN BARBARA KANGAS . . . Secretarial Science Club 145, FHA 12, 3, 45, Girls Club. CLAIRE HONEY . . . Merchandising Club 145, FHA 135, Broad- casting 125, Library Assistant 13, 45, Girls Club. IANICE HUNTER . . . Entered from Ephrata, Washington, l957. Girls Club. OLIVER R. INGERSOLL . . . Spanish Club 125, Broadcasting 125, Dads Night Committee 135, Football Letter 12, 35, Swimming 135, Cub Baseball Letter 125, Boys Club. THOMAS REED INGHAM . . . Latin Club 125, Boys Club Board of Control 13, 45, Big O 12, 35, Officer 145, Boys Club Officer 13, 45, Senate 12, 3, 45, Football Letter 12, 3, 45, Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 45, Foreign Language Council 125, May Court 145. DONNA IVERSON . . . Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 145, Mothers Tea Committee 12, 45, Latin Club 125, Correspondence Club 145, FHA 145, Office Assistant 135, Girls Club. DAVID RICHARD IAEGER . . . Spanish Club 125, CPA Officer 13, 45, Honor Society 13, 45, Senate 145, Boys Club. LARRY DONALD IENSON . . . Latin Club Officer 125, Senate 135, Intramural Baseball 135, Boys Club. HOWARD LYNN IESSOP . . . Spanish Club 12, 35, Foreign Lan' guage Banquet Committee 125, Band 135, Letter 125, Mixed Chorus 135, SWW Music Contest 12, 35, Intramural Baseball 12, 3, 45, Music Concerts 12, 35, Dads Night Committee 135, Intramural Football 125, Orchestra 125. CAROL DIANE IOHNSON . . . Olympiad Staff 135, Editor 145, Iournalism Banquet Committee 13, 45, Honor Society 13, 45, Girls State 135, Ushers Club 145, Senate 125, Points Committee 145, lunior- Senior Ball Committee Chairman 13, 45, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 13, 45, Mothers Tea Committee 12, 35. MARCIA IEAN LEWIS . , . GAA 123. Girls Glee 123, SWW Music Contest 123, Music Concerts 123, FHA 12, 33, Merchandising Club Officer 143, Big Sister Party Cornrrritteo 12, 33, Mothers Tea Commit- trrr- 123, Girls Club. SHIRLEY ANN LOBE . . . FHA 12, 3, 43, Correspondence Club 12, 3, 43, Girls Club. SANDRA IUNE LOZIER . . . Girls Ensemble 133, Big Sister Party Cornrrrittoo 133, Mixed Chorus 12, 43, Letter 133, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, SWW Music' Contest 12, 3, 43, Advanced Girls Glee 123, Father llfruglrtrer Brrrrquet Corrirnittewe 133, Correspondence Club 12, 43, GRETCHEN IVIUCGREGOR . . . Advanced Girls Glee 12, 33, Mixed Ilhorus 123, Officer 13, 43, Spanish Club 13, 43, Foreign Language ltrinquc-t Cornrrritteo 143, Correspondcnre Club 143, Girls Club. NANCY MADSACK . . . GAA Letter 12, 3, 43. Play Day Com- rriittrvr- Clrrxirrrrfrri 133, Spanish Club 123, Girls Glee 133, SWW Music Corrtt-st 133, Musir' Concerts 133, Correspondcnce Club 133, Secre- trrrirrl Svifrrrvrv Club 143, Cirls Club. IANICE MALONE , , . Entered from lrrconia, Wrrshirigton, 1956. Msrrclrririrlisirirg Club 143, Girls Club, CAROL MALYSZ . , . Correspondence Club 133, FHA 133, GAA 123, Advrinvred Girls 1flrm12, 3, 43, SWW Music Contest 12, 43, Music Comfurtss 12, 3, 43, Girls Club. SYLVIA MATHEWS , . . Ushers Club 143, Iunior Senior Ball Com- rrrittreo Chfiirrrirrn 133, Seriute 12, 43, Mothers Tea Committee Chair- man 123, Girls Club Cabinet 13, -43, Srianish Club 143, Officer 133, 1'irls Auxiliary Officer 123, FHA 123, Officer 133, Foreign Language Iifififlllvl Corrurrittoo Chairrrirrri 143, May Court 143. SALLY MATZ . . . Sr-irvrrcfv Club 133, Officer 143, Honor Society 13, 43, Froricli Club 143, Ltrtiti Club 123, FHA 123, GAA 123, Cirls Club, lop 'Furl 143. MARY LOU KARL . . . Entered from Hopewell, Virginia, 1957. Cirls Club. MARIANNE KINTNER . . . Entered from Lawton, Oklahoma, 1955. Band 123, Letter 13, 43, Staff 13, 43. Standing Committee Chairman 143, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 43, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Organ- ized Ensemble 12, 43, Latin Club 123, Officer 133, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 143. THOMAS RAYMOND KRAMER . . . Latin Club Officer 123, Intra- mural Football 123, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 143, Boys Club. KIRBY ALLAN KYES . . . Entered from Chehalis, Washington, 1956. Boys Club. REUBEN LAND . . . Entered from Tacoma, Washington, 1956. Boys Club. RICHARD MAC LANGENBACH . . . Merchandising Club 143. Boys Club, DELBERT WESLIE LAVERY . . . FHA 143, Boys Club. ROBERTA I. LAVERY . , , ASB Cashier 143, Letter 133, CPA 13, 43, Correspondence Club 13, 43, FHA 123, Girls Club. CARLA IEANNE LEMONS . . . Cirls Glee 12, 3, 43, Correspon- dence Club 133, Spanish Club 123, FHA 12, 3, 43, SWW Music Con- test 12, 3, 43, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Concert Committee 143, Mixed Chorus 143, Mothers Tea Committee 13, 43. DUANE MCMURCHIE . . . Spanish Club 123, Boys Club. CAROL ANN MCPHADEN . . . Olympus Staff 13, 43, Mothers Tea Committee 123, FHA 143, Broadcasting 123, Drama 123, Library Assis- tant 13, 43, Girls Club. MELVIN ROBERT MELIN . . . Dads Night General Co-Chairman 133, Senate 12, 3, 43, Safety Committee Chairman 143, Standards and Elections Committee Chairman 133, Boys State 133, Football Letter 12, 3, 43, Basketball Letter 13, 43, All-State Football 143, All-Confer- ence Football 143, May Court 143. IOYCE ELAINE MENDENHALI. . . . Science Club 143, Library Assistant 13, 43, Honor Society 13, 43, Office Assistant 143, Iunior- Senior Ball Committee 143, Girls Club. ROBERT MESSEGEE . . . German Club 123, Boys Club. WILLIAM HENRY MICKELSON . . . Entered from Tenino, Wash- ington, 1955, Boys Club Board of Control 143, Senate 133, House and Grounds Committee 143, Class Officer 143, Baseball 12, 3, 43, Basketball 13, 43, lntramural Football 13, 43, Big O 12, 3, 43, Dads Night Committee 143, May Court 143. ERIC LEE MILLER . . . Latin Club Officer 12, 33, Music Letter 12, 3, 43, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 43, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Woodwind Quintet 123, Mixed Chorus 143, Boys Club. GERALD MILLER . . . Merchandising Club 143, Boys Club. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER . . . Olympus Staff Copy Editor 143, Sec- retarial Science Club 143, Spanish Club 123, Girls Club. MATTHEW F. MAURY . . . Boys Club Board of Control 143, PA Crew 12, 3, 43, Latin Club 123, Big O 13, 43, Ouill and Scroll 13, 43. Honor Society 143, O Book Staff 133, Foreign Language Banquet Master of Ceremonies 123, Basketball Manager 12, 3, 43. MILES STEPHEN MAXWELL . . . Assembly Committee 133, Chairs man 143, Thespians 133, Officer 143, lunior-Senior Play Cast 143, All- High Play Cast 133, lunior-Senior Play Committee 133, Latin Club Officer 12, 33, Hi-Arts 143, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 143. ROGER MAYO . . . Wrestling Letter 123, Track 123, Boys Club. IANET LYNN MCCALISTER . . . Correspondence Club 143, Moth- ers Tea Committee 13, 43, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 143, Olympus Staff 143, Olympiad Staff 143, FHA Officer 12, 3, 43, Girls Club Standards Committee 13, 43, May Dance Com- mittee 143, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 133, All-High Dance Com- mittee 123. PETER GEOFFREY MCCALLUM . . . Entered from Pasco, Wash- ington, 1956. French Club 143, Officer 133, Big O 133, HifArts 13, 43, Cub Football 133, Basketball 13, 43, Baseball 13, 43, Boys Club. KATHIE MCCARTY . . . Entered from Forks, Washington, 1957. Girls Club. ELIZABETH ANN MCCULLOUGH . . . Correspondence Club 133. Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 143, Fl-lA 143, Girls Glee 123, SWW Music Contest 123, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 143, Mothers Tea Commitee 123. LAWRENCE MCGUIRE . . . Projection Crew 123, Officer 133, French Club 12, 3, 43, Boys Club. LINDA LEE MCGUIRE . . . Entered from Sumner, Washington, l955. Correspondence Club 133, Spanish Club 133, CPA 13, 43, ASB Cashier Letter 13, 43, Girls Club. GENE HERBERT NELSON . . , Cerrnan Club 123, Officer 133, Foreign Language Council 133, Cub Baseball Letter 133, Boys Club. IAMES NELSON . . . Library Assistant 133, Merchandising Club Officer 143, Boys Club. LYLE L. NELSON . . , Merchandising Club 143, Boys Club. IOYCE NEUBERT . , . Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Co- Chairman 143, His!-Xrts Officer 143, Secretarial Science Club Officer 143, Girls Club, GARY MICHAEL NICKUS . . . German Club 12, 33, Swimming Letter 13, 43, Boys Club. NORTON DENNIS O'HARE . . . Big O 12, 3, 43, Senate 133, Wrest- ling Letter 12, 3, 43, Track Letter 12, 3, 43, Cub Football Letter 123, intramural Football 143, Boys Club, DONALD R. OLDFIELD . . . Broadcasting 123, lntraniural Base- ball 123, intramural Basketball 13, 43, Boys Club. IOHN E. OLIVER . . . Spanish Club 12, 33, Band Letter 12, 3, 43, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 43, Orchestra 123, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Standing Committee Chairman 143, intramural Football 143, Boys Club. NELSON OSBORN . . . Boys Club. LINDA MOON . . . Merchandising Club Officer 143, Correspon- dence Club 133, FHA 12, 33, Advanced Girls Glee 12, 33, Music Concerts 12, 33, Girls Club. DENIS E. MOORE . . . Entered from Shelton, Washington, 1955. Mixed Chorus Letter 12, 3, 43, Officer 143, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 43, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Boys Ensemble 12, 3, 43, Mixed Ensemble 13, 43, Latin Club 133, Boys Club. IUDITH GREGORY MOORE . . . Re-entered from Tacoma, Wash- ington, 1957. Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 143, Correspondence Club 143, Spanish Club 143, lunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman 143, Lost and Found Committee 143, Foreign Language Banquet Committee Chairman 143, Girls Club. IEAN WINONA MORASE . . , Merchandising Club Officer 143, Correspondence Club 143, FHA 123, Advanced Girls Glee 123, Mixed Chorus 13, 43, Music Ccncerts 12, 3, 43, lunior-Senior Ball Commit- tee 133, Girls Club. TERRY R. MOTTELER . . . Big O 13, 43, German Club Officer 133. Honor Society Officer 143, Senate Sub-Committee of Clubs and Organizations Chairman 143, Cub Football Letter 123, Varsity Foot- ball Letter 13, 43, Wrestling 12, 33, Track 12, 33, Boys Club, Top Ten 143. PETE R. MOURER . . . Entered from Seattle, Washington, 1955. PA Crew 143, German Club 143, Officer 133, Debate 12, 3, 43, Yell Staff 13, 43, intramural Football 143, Intramural Basketball 133, Intra- mural Baseball 133, Track 143, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 143, Broadcasting 133, National Forensic League 133, Officer 143. RUTH A. MURTHA , . . Spanish Club 12, 43, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 123, Secretarial Science Club Officer 143, Girls Club. RICHARD CLARK NATHAN . . . Intramural Basketball 123, Span- ish Club 133, Christmas Dance Committee 123, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 133, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 133, Boys Club. EDWARD RAY NELSON . . . Big O 12, 33, Band Letter 133, SWW Music Contest 12, 33, Music Concerts 12, 3, 43, Orchestra 143, Senate 123, Wrestling 12, 33, Boys Club. IEAN PRESTON . . . Band Letter 13, 45, Orchestra Letter 12, 3, 45, Girls Glee 125, Latin Club 12, 35, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 45, Music Concerts 12, 3, 45, All-State Orchestra 145, Bee-OhVees 145. CHESTER PRIHODA . . . Boys Club. IOHN E. PURCELL . . . KO 13, 45, Projection Crew 145, Letter 135, Orchestra 135, Boys Club. DAVID RICHARD PUST . . . Broadcasting 125, Spanish Club 13, 45, Boys Club. LINDA KAY RAWLINGS . . . Latin Club Officer 135, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 135, Iunior-Senior Play Committee 145, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 145, Mothers Tea Committee 125, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 135, All-High Play Committee 135, Senate Points Committee 135. THEODORE FRANKLIN REED . . . Entered from Rochester, Wash- ington, 1957. Counselors Office Assistant 145, Boys Club. IEAN A. REINHARDT . . . Hi-Arts 12, 35, Officer 145, Mixed Chorus 145, Mixed Ensemble 145, Girls Glee 135, ASB Cashier 135, GAA Letter 12, 35, Play Day Committee 12, 35, Counselors Office Assistant 145, Music Concerts 13, 45. RICHARD REINHARDT . . . Merchandising Club 145, Boys Club. VALERIE IANN RICHARDSON . . . Social Committee 13, 45, Mixed Chorus 135, SWW Music Contest 135, Mixed Ense ble 135, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman 145, Mothers Tea ommite tee 135, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 145, Spani Clu Oificer 125, Correspondence Club 135, Secretarial Science Clu 145. x., X GERALD H. PAINE . . . Band 13, 45, Letter 1251 S.W.W. Music Contest 125, Music Concerts 12, 3, 45, Organized Ensembles 125, Golf Letter 12, 3, 45, Boys Club. NORMA PALM . . . Honor Society 13, 45, Senate 2, Secretarial Science Club Officer 145, FHA Officer 125, Junior-Senior Play Com- mittee 135, All-High Play Committee 125, Mothers Tea Committee 12, 35, Big Sister Party Committee 13, 45, Broadcasting 125. CAROLINE ANNE PARR . . . Cirls Club Cabinet 145, Honor Society 13, 45, Father-Daughter Banquet General Chairman 145, Mothers Tea General Chairman 145, Big Sister Party Co-Chairman 145, Junior-Senior Bail Committee Chairman 13, 45, Bee'Oh-Vees Officer 135, Mixed Chorus 12, 35, Senate Standards and Elections Committee 145, Social Committee 125. CHARLES PATE . . . Big O 12, 3, 45, Student Self-Control Com- mittee 13, 45, Football 12, 3, 45, Wrestling 13, 45, Iunior'Senior Ball Committee 145, Intramural Basketball 135, All-Conference Football 145, Boys Club. RODNEY DENNIS PAYNE . . . Boys Club Board of Control 145, Big O 135, Officer 145, Senate 135, Wrestling 13, 45, Track 12, 3, 45, Intramural Football 12, 3, 45, Boys Club. BOB PERMANN . . . Entered from North Thurston, 1957. Boys Club. ROBERT PETERSON . . . German Club 13, 45, Baseball Manager 12, 35, Intramural Football 125, Boys Club. RAYMOND LEE PHILLIPS . . . German Club 13, 45, Swimming 12, 35, Inspirational Award 145, Co-Captain 145, Boys Club. DUANE E. PI-IINNEY . . . Latin Club Officer 125, Foreign Lan- guage Banquet Committee Chairman 125, Iunior-Senior Ball Com- mittee 135, Cub Basketball Letter 125, Intramural Basketball Captain 135, Boys Club. GALE B. SANDBERG . . . Stage Crew 12, 3, 43, Boys Club. GAIL BODIL SANDERS . . . Merrtifindising Club Officer 143, FHA Offit-or 12, 143, llffllllli 133, Mothers Tea Committee 133. May Dance Coiriiiiittwr- 133, Ccitiriswlrirs Oftivo Assistant 133, Girls Club. SHARLENE KAY SCHAFFER . . . Merchandising Club Officer 143, f'llA 13, 43, Otfirw-r 123, Library Assistant 143, French Club 123, l'orv-ign l.tII1QtllIQf3 fifiriqtivt Committee 123, Correspondence Club. CHARLES WESLEY SCHEIBEL , . . Boys Club. ROSETTA SCHLENDER . . . Honor Society 133, Merchandising Club Oltigwr 143, CPA 133, Girls Club, ALLEN DEAN SCHMITT . . . Boys Club. FRANCES SCHNEIDER . . , Advtmffrvd Girls Clee 12, 33, SWW Music Cointrtst 12, 33, Miisif' Comforts 12, 33, Library Assistant 133, llrofidwistiiui 143, Fllll 12, 33, Spanish Club 143, Correspondence Clult 143, CIAA 123. OSKAR SHOCK . . . lfritf-rflfl from Hulzmindon, Cermany, l956, Cff-rmrin ffliili 123, lntiri Club 133. Big O 13, 43, Track Letter 133, Wrr-siting Lrittf-r 143, Boys Club. GAYLE IRENE SCHOUWEILER , . 4 Spanish Club Officer 123. Sovrfvtfiiiril f3'tlf'Ill't Club Officer 143, Drama 143, Big Sister Party Cmririiittffre 143, f'ritlivvrl3r1uqhter Btinquet Committee 13, 43, Mothers 'l'mi Cfouunittt-if Clifiirman 133, FllA Officer 123, Foreign Language Btiriqurrt C,:1JIIIlllIli1'13 123, ltinior Senior Ball Committee 143, GAA 123. IOHN M. RIEDEI. . . . Boys Club. IIM M. RIPLEY , . . Entered from Puyallup, Washington, 1956. Merchandising Club 143, Boys Club. LINDA M. ROBINSON . . . Secretarial Science Club Officer 143, lunior-Senior Ball Committee 143, lunior-Senior Play Committee 143, Correspondence Club 143, Spanish Club 123, Drama 143, Big Sister Party Committee 13, 43. STEPHEN ROBERT RODGERS , . . Band Letter 12, 3, 43, All- Northwest Band 133, Ensemble 13, 43, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 43, Band Manager 133, Student Director 143, Senate 133, Building and Equipment Committee 143, French Club 123, Christmas Concert Corn- mittee Chairman 143, All-State Band 143. IOHN H. ROHRBECK . . . ASB President 143, Senate 12, 33, Stan- dards and Election Committee 123, Seabeck Leadership Conference 143, Assembly Committee 143, Foreign Exchange Student Committee Chairman 133, Latin Club Officer 12, 33, Foreign Language Banquet Committee Chairman 133, PA Crew 143, May Court 143. ROGER ELLIOTT ROHRBECK . . . Orchestra 12, 3, 43, Spanish Club 133, Tennis 123, Boys Club. SHARON PATRICIA ROUNDTREE . . . Girls Club Cabinet 143. Honor Society 13, 43, Senate Rules Committee Chairman 143, National Forensic League 13, 43, French Club Officer 133, Assembly Committee 133, Correspondence Club 133, lunior-Senior Ball Com- mittee 13, 43. NANCY MAE SACK . . . Hi-Arts 13.43. GAA Officer 143, Letter 12, 33, Play Day Committee Chairman 143, lournalism Banquet Com- mittee Chairman 133, Advertising 123, O Book Staff 133, Girls Club. IOYCE LORENE SACKETT . . . Olympus Staff 143, Spanish Club 133, FHA 12, 33, Drama 123, Broadcasting 133, Library Assistant 143, Girls Club. HENRY E. SKOG . . . Olympiad Ad Staff K43, Olympus Ad Staff K43, Wrestling K43, Boys Club. NINA MAE SOUTHARD . , . Correspondence Club K33, Library Assistant KZ, 33, Counselors Office Assistant K43, FHA K43, Girls Club. ROBERT GEORGE SPARLING . . . Spanish Club Officer K33, For- eign Language Banquet Committee K33, May Dance Committee K33, Intramural Football K43, Intramural Basketball K43, Boys Club. CAROLE SPENDLOVE . . . Entered from Bountiful, Utah, l956. Senate K3, 43, Student Self-Control Committee Chairman K43, All- Northwest Chorus K3, 43, Girls Ensemble K33, Music Letter K33, SWW Music Contest K3, 43, Ushers Club Chairman K43, Mixed Ensemble K33, Girls Club Cabinet K43, All-State Chorus K43, ERNIE SPRINGER . . . Entered from North Thurston, l95'7. Boys Club. RICHARD SPRINGER . , . Class Officer K3, 43, Boys Club Board of Control K43, Boys State K33, Senate KZ, 43, Spanish Club Officer KZ, 33, Homecoming Court K43, Olympiad Ad Staff Manager K43, Intramural Basketball KZ, 3, 43, May Court King K43. WILLIAM E. STABNO . . . Boys Club Board of Control K43, Yell Staff K43, Class Officer KZ, 33, House and Ground Committee Chair- man K43, Mixed Chorus K3, 43, SWW Music Contest K33, Spanish Club KZ, 33, Intramural Football KZ, 3, 43, Intramural Basketball KZ, 3, 43, Class Assembly KZ, 3, 43. MARIORIE ELAYNE STACKHOUSE . . . Assembly Committee KZ, 3, 43, Cirls Club Cabinet K43, Honor Society K33, Officer K43, Ushers Club K3, 43, Christmas Concert Committee KZ3, Chairman K33, Bee-Oh-Vees Officer K3, 43, SWW Music Contest KZ, 3, 43, Senate Student-Faculty Relations Committee Chairman K43, DAB Award K43, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman K43, Top Ten K43. IEAN ELIZABETH STAGGS . . . Latin Club KZ3, Spanish Club K43, Secretarial Science Club K43, GAA KZ3, Correspondence Club K43, Honor Society K43, Girls Club. ROBERT F. SCOTT . . . Merchandising Club Officer K43, Boys Club Board of Control K43, Cub Football Letter KZ, 33, Track Letter KZ, 3, 43, Boys Club. DEANNA MAE SEAMAN . . . FHA KZ3, Officer K33, Merchandising Club Officer K43, Correspondence Club t3, 43, Advanced Girls Glee KZ3, SWW Music Contest KZ3, Music Concerts KZ3, Junior-Senior Ball Committee K33. DAVID GENE SELVIDGE , . . Cub Football Letter KZ, 33. Varsity K43, Big O K3, 43, Boys Club. BEVERLY ANN SHERMAN . . . Mixed Chorus Letter K3, 43, SWW Music Contest KZ, 3, 43, Girls Clee KZ3, Music Concerts KZ, 3, 43, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee K33, Chairman K43, Correspondence Club K3, 43, Spanish Club KZ, 33, Foreign Language Banquet Corn- mittee KZ, 33. MARILYN IOY SHUMATE . . . Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman K3, 43, Mixed Chorus K3, 43, Mixed Ensemble K3, 43, Music Concerts K3, 43, Committee Chairman K43, Correspondence Club K3, 43, Ushers Club Committee Chairman K43, Girls Club Standing Committee K43, Latin Club KZ3, Big Sister Party Committee K3, 43, Fl-IA Officer KZ3. MICHAEL WAYNE SIEGRIST . . . Projection Crew KZ3, Boys Club. BYRON SKAURUD . . . Band KZ3, Boys Club. CHARLES LeROY SKELLENGER . . . Iunior-Senior Ball Commit tee K43, Boys Club. CHARLES EDWARD SKEWIS . . . Boys Club Board of Control K43, PA Crew KZ, 3, 43, Olympus Ad Manager K43, Cub Football Letter KZ3, Intramural Basketball K33, Dads Night Committee Chair- man K43. KAREN STROMMER . . . Girls Club Cabinet 141, Mothers Tea Committee Chairman 131, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 12, 3, 41, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman 13, 41, Correspon- dence Club 13, 41, Latin Club 121, Olympus Ad Manager 141, Sen- ate Welfare Committee Chairman 141, Big Sister Party Committee 12, 3, 41. DUANE TAHRAN . . . Entered from Iamestown, North Dakota, l957. Boys Club. DOROTHY DARLENE THIETIE , . . Majorette 13, 41, Fl-lA 121, Sec- retarial Science Club Officer 141, Big Sister Party Committee 141, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 141, Girls Club. IUDITH ANN TILSON . . . Spanish Club 13, 41, Office Assistant 141, Music Concerts 12, 41, SWW Music Contests 12, 41, Girls Club. GUY REXFORD TIPTON. IR .... Big O 12, 3, 41, Senate 131. House and Ground Committee Chairman 131, Mixed Chorus 141, Football 121, Intramural Basketball 13, 41, Intramural Football 141. Wrestling 141, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 141. KATHARINE ELIZABETH TOP . . . Girls Club Cabinet 131, Moth- ers Tea Committee Chairman 121, Mixed Chorus 131, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman 131, Honor Society 131, Girls State 13, 41, Ouill and Scroll 131, Officer 141, Senate 141, Olympus Staff 121, Fea- ture Editor 131, Editor 141, Ushers Club 13, 41, Top Ten 141. IENIFER ANN TOWNSEND . . . Ushers Club Letter 131, Officer 141, Honor Society 131, lunior-Senior Ball Committee Chairman 131, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 141, Spanish Club Officer 12, 31, Correspondence Club 13, 41, SWW Music Contest 13, 41, Mothers Tea Committee 13, 41, Chairman 121. GARY ROBERT TROXEL . . . Entered from Carmel, California, 1956. Boys Club. NORAH TROY . . . Girls State 141, Debate 141, Letter 12, 31, National Forensic League 13, 41, Honor Society 13, 41, Spanish Club 141, Officer 131, Latin Club 121, German Club 131, FHA Of- ficer 121, Top Ten 141. ROGER HAROLD STAM . . . Boys Club Board of Control 13, 41. Spanish Club 121, Big O 12, 3, 41, Broadcasting 121, Homecoming Court 141, Football 12, 31, Basketball Letter 131, Baseball 131, Letter 121, Mixed Chorus 141, Senate 12, 31. BARBARA LORRAYNE STARTZELI. . . . Ushers Club Letter 13, 41, Correspondence Club 131, Big Sister Party Committee 13, 41, Mixed Chorus 131, Science Club Officer 12, 3, 41, FHA 121, Spanish Club 13, 41, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 131. IOANNE MARIE STEMWEDEL . . . Big Sister Party Committee 13, 41, Correspondence Club 131, Spring Concert Committee Chair- man 141, Spanish Club 13, 41, FHA 121, Mixed Chorus Letter 13, 41, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 41, Girls Ensemble 131, Mixed Ensemble 141, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 141. DAVID R. STEPHENS . . . Spanish Club Officer 12, 31, Big O 13, 41, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 131, Basketball Letter 13, 41, Track 121, Letter 13, 41, Intramural Football 12, 3, 41, Boys Club. IANE STEWART . . . ASB Officer 141, Class Officer 121, Girls Club Cabinet 131, Latin Club Officer 12, 31, Senate 13, 41, Ushers Club 13, 41, Mixed Chorus 141, FHA Council 12, 31, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 13, 41, May Court 141. PEGGY M. STILL . . . Senate 121, Foreign Language Council 121, Olympiad Staff 141, French Club Officer 121, FHA Officer 141, Iunior- Senior Ball Committee 13, 41, Big Sister Party Committee 131, Chair- man 141, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 12, 3, 41, Correspon- dence Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus Letter 131. TREVA STOCKTON . . . Correspondence Club 13, 41, Library Assistant 141, FHA 13, 41, Girls Club. LORALEE STONE . . . Correspondence Club 141, FHA Officer 131, Drama 141, Library Assistant 141, Girls Club. SONYA ELISE STRILCOV . . . Olympiad Staff 131, Layout Editor 141, Secretarial Science Club Officer 141, lournalism Banquet Com- mittee 13, 41, Correspondence Club 13, 41, Mothers Tea Committee 13, 41, Quill and Scroll 141, NSPA Award 141, FHA 141, Father- Daughter Banquet Committee 141, Big Sister Party Committee 13, 41. IOHN M. WEBER . . . Science Club 12, 3, 41, House and Grounds Committee 131, Boys Club. DON WEBSTER . . . Band Letter 121, SWW Music Contest '21, Tennis Letter 121, Intramural Basketball 121, Boys Club. RON I. WELLS . . . Boys Club. HARVEY WEST . . . Boys State 131, Senator 12, 31, Evaluation Committee Chairman 141, Class Officer 121, Boys Club Board of Control 13, 41, Spanish Club Officer 131, Big O Officer 141, Football Letter 12, 3, 41, Track Letter 12, 3, 41, Hi-Arts Officer 131, May Court 141. VIANNA PATRICIA WHITBECK . . . Olympiad Staff 13, 41, Sec- retarial Science Club Officer 141, Mothers Tea Committee 13, 41, Chairman 121, Iournalism Banquet Committee 12, 31, Chairman 141, GAA Letter 121, Correspondence 'Ilub 13, 41, Father-Daughter Ban- quet Committee 13, 41, Office Assistant 141, NSPA Award 141, Quill and Scroll 141. CAROL I. WHITTLE . . . Senate 121, Standards and Elections Committee Chairman 131, Latin Club Officer 121, National Forensic League Officer 141, Debate Letter 13, 41, Secretarial Science Club Officer 141, FHA Officer 121, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 12, 3, 41, Foreign Language Banquet Committee Chairman 121, Correspondence Club 13, 41, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chair- man 141. IILL WILLIAMS . . . Mothers Tea Committee 121, Broadcasting 121, Drama 131, Secretarial Science Club 141, Girls Club. ROBERT H. WILLIAMS . . . Latin Club Officer 121, Bee-Oh-Vees 131, Officer 141, Honor Society 13, 41, Music Concerts 12, 3, 41, Orchestra Letter 13, 41, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 41, Science Club 13, 41, String Ouartet 13, 41, Concert Committee General Chairman 141, Senator 141, All-State Orchestra 141, Top Ten 141. WENDEE ANNE WOHLEB . . . Spanish Club Officer 13, 41, Latin- Club Officer 121, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 131, Chairman 141, Junior-Senior Ball Committee 13, 41, Foreign Language Coun- cil 141. 4? DICK TYLER . . . Basketball Manager 13, 41, Intramural Basket- ball 141, Boys Club. CAROLYN TYMINSKI . . . Song Staff 13, 41, Girls Club Standing Committee 141, Thespians 12, 31, Officer 141, Senate 12, 31, Secre- tarial Science Club Officer 141, Iunior-Senior Play Committee Chair- man 131, FHA Officer 13, 41, Girls Auxiliary Officer 121, Drama 121, May Court 141. IUDITH ANN UNDERWOOD . . . Social Committee 12, 41, Honor Society 13, 41, Iunior-Senior Play Committee 131, Cast 141, Thespians 13, 41, SWW Music Contest 121, Correspondence Club 13, 41, Iunior- Senior Ball Committee 131, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 13, 41, GAA Letter 121, Latin Club 121, Foreign Language Banquet Committee 121. MARVA LEE UNDERWOOD . . . Thespians 13, 41, All-High Play Committee 131, Cast 141, Chairman 121, lunior-Senior Play Commit- tee 131, Chairman 141, Correspondence Club 12, 3, 41, Olympus Staff 121, Feature Editor 141, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee 13, 41, SWW Music Contest 121, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee 13, 41, French Club 121. NANCY UNDERWOOD . . . Senate Welfare Committee Chair- man 141, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 141, Ushers Club 141, Latin Club 121, Correspondence Club 141, Secretarial Science Club 141, Iuntor-Senior Ball Committee Chairman 131, Gen- eral Chairman 141, Hi-Arts 131. MARY VanDYKE . . . Girls Club Cabinet 141, Ushers Club 13, 41, Olympus Staff Feature Editor 141, Senate 131, Big Sister Party Gen- eral Chairman 141, Girls Auxiliary Officer 121, Latin Club Officer 121, SWW Music Contest 12, 3, 41, Iunior-Senior Ball Committee Chair- man 131, Father-Daughter Banquet Committee Chairman 141. CHARLENE VOIGT . . . Latin Club 131, Mothers Tea Committee 131, FHA 121, Girls Club. SHARON PATRICIA VOIGT . . . Latin Club 121, GAA 121, Secre- tarial Science Club 141, Mothers Tea Committee 121, All-High Dance Committee 121, FHA 121. GLENN WALKER . . . Boys Club. MEI. WOODS . . . Yell Klng 14l, Senate 12, 3, 47, Boys Club Board of Control 147, Boys State 13l, Assembly Committee 14l, Latin Club Otttcer 12l, Iuntor-Senior Ball Committee 133, D19 Q 13, 41, Baseball 12l, Letter 13, 4l, Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 4l. as-3 CAMERA SHY THOMASE E. BREEDLOVE . . . Entered from Orlando, Florida, 1957. Boys Club. GERALD GARRICK . . . Boys Club BARBARA HAYNES . . . Girls Club. PATRICIA KENT . . . Girls Club. DAVID Mcl.EOD . . . German Club 137, Cub Football Letter 12l, Varsity Football 13l, Boys Club. DAVAYLA IEANNIE MERRILL . . . Entered from North Thurston, 1957. Library Assistant 14l, Gtrls Club. ' BERYI. LEE RATHBUN . . . Entered from Roundup, Montana, 1957. CPA 14l, Girls Club. ROGER A. SOUDAH . . . Entered from Ierusalem, Iordan, 1957. Honor Society 13, 47, Boys Club. ALICIA MORGAN WESTBROOK . . . Entered from Minden, Louisiana, 1958. FHA 14l, Drama 14l, GAA 14l, Girls Club. ARCH QSM' HOME THAT Fw. A . BGCI uurvxugf-,Q,Cp3 Ul' bPAgqg -,5Af1QJAg'!1,QQ SQN 0'L ,u-warm o Gu Hove row .or 17. Qofuffz F9365 Ale KQD F'okQ S Alle ggvq AAA SUKQ GLAD, b11'1'Q'T mae--- IM 71-IQQRI' UMTH SQA-tough qgugd QQADUA 7 IM , 5 U DDR, Alma Mater 5 'VF' 'A ' 8 I f Yi api can quo 0.H.S., our school so dear, Q, k?N Colors white and blue, gf' A You're the school we dearly love, fl X, W? To you we'll e'er be true. ' 1 Fate may part us, w l- Q3 Q0 D Yearsmaypass, 5 UNDGQ CLASSMGN Future all unknowng K X lt 1 5 Cs Still our hearts may e f tv ov Faithful to you al 1 .'l f N N i 6 D1 q .. 1 I 'qu' Page One Hundred One Sv J WM WM' MM MNWJLMM WWW W WWW W WW 5 MW WMJWWW NMWWH My ,Q 4 WM W,,wQ,uf U ,Q MW W UZWWW WK M 207126 1 WWW iw ,W Of 1 'W ' J ,WM I , Qywfjf ww 53555 wa w W XZZVMWW 5 WWW bww a M i MW , W , fv fww , 1 MR' I, . 0 ' W M WC ,, Vi 'FM A' i ,Q QW' ' X9 W WW WW MLWWW - . ' jx Ive. lv' L' a ,JH W A ' N JZWMW fj,WQ17f OKE7 WW WW he , 5'-A'0'6 ' J D ' x.z4,f-rf, f 41 - A J-Cffs 42-L. ,M I J - 7,449 -' 1 1 K 1 JK 44106 fgff aff JQ jr-nfl?-WL-eZ' : Q 1 ff! fr',,,,, ,f -'I' 6 ' I '55, J Z 1 xv f -a 1' ln.. ,I L I1 , . f 1 A ' I , f ,fl 1 A n. 1 'Z , A ' 7 'f .1 ,, I 4 f 1 I N. I 7 A, ' 'l', .14 'A,,Lf, Iv- Aw! J 1' ff. ,I fi -' 1 f ' ,1 t, -'5s. - A R' N ..- f 1 ,' ' 1 'ttf if A f 'l. 4 1 ! I , , 1, ,gg f L,-, Portof0lympza , , NJ ff r ,. ,Q .' 'I X X I , fr x. 1, 4 ,,' ,L ..., . f . ' f f ' ' ' Q . I 'f4, 0,1 ,X-4 ffff. P 'Q fa. 4V,., . f 4., 1: , l' ,B'F'f T'f5 B U1 I3 U I 5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 Easf Side Trading Co. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 Eubanks Sho BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF '58 ,B, ARBARA ELLIS Ellis Veferinclry Hospital CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 GOLDEN DRUMSTICK CHICKE -TO-GO 0 qn 6:00 a.m. to 10: p.m. Daily 6. Sunday n Way R I av'd E. Drown Owner .M. Stu Garland y ger I 7- Hours Fr' '4 . d Saturday IYILZIUEQV I 'S am OLYMPUS IGO CE EAM K My QD Fanning Starkey Co RESEARCH Jwjoka-R ig ACQUISITIONS OLYMPIA CREAMERY 114 North Water 1410 West Hamson St Phone FL 2-0232 MODERN TELEVISION CONGRATULATES CONGRATULATES CLASS OF 58 T THE SENIOR CLASS 426 East Fourth Phone FL 2-2258 I . ,, ,. 1 'f , y , , S H H E o ' 1 1, oo' v I 'S 0, V 1 , A . . . I .F wsop . 'If ,W ' ogy, I X .- I I I 'faf' I I Q ' . . of 1 W3 ,- WD M 115 UCQQWV . I x APPRAISALS 15 Page One Hund dF Good Luck and Success ln the Days to Come MIKE SIEGRIEST Lovvman Xt Hanford Co Moron som MART MARINE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT IOHNSON SEAHORSE OUTBOARDS MANSFIELD AND SKAGIT BOATS MCCULLOCI-I CHAIN SAWS 407 S Ih W I 6532 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 ou aer FL6 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '58 Ray's Nash Service 616 Legion Way BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from McNeely's 414 South Washington Walter McG1othIin, Owner CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '5 Posf Elecfric 417 West Fourth Avenue CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Olympia Canning Wes Esfes Chevron Sfafion Company 403 West Fourth Avenue FL. 2-3622 CLASS OF I 958 Pgond dF Best Wishes to the Class ot '58 from Music for the I Young at Heart I n Telephone FL 7-7718 6lU South Columbia , Olympia Electric Recler s Grocery Co. 3409 Capitol Boulevard Olympia. Wash. 504 East Fifth Avenue CTurnWater Squarel ARLEY CONNER Electrical Contractors and Electric Heat ff f , ' r Wall Bros. Chevron Station f I ff AAA APPROVED r C GRA ATIQNS Free Pickup and Delivery on Lube and Oil Iobs 'gulf ffl! A, ' 'ff 947 Washing and Polishing if K r 4 , ATLAS TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES M ' X L Wheel Balancing - - Phone FL. 2-841 l . , e'l e ,2 I . T7 6' if l 7 by ll l I ef X BEST WISHES ' AM G FISH IP to 2 ff CLASS OF '58 , xyifoo EER il? u se IQE 5 Art Nathan f Insurance Agemr 2423 Si 4th Avenue PL. -9001 DICK NATHAN 119 West 5th Avenue P g O H d dS GOOD LUCK, GRADS T H E B O W L coNoRAruLArloNs, GRADS 2825 Martin Way FL 6-8808 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 MARILYN SHUMATE Roberf Shumafe CONN-GRATULATIONS GRADS' AND BEST WISHES FROM 305 East 4th A enue FL. 2-8051 CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS CONN ELECTRIC ORGANS Accessories - Repairs - Music Hi-Fi - Radios - G itars Violins - Accordians Bob Dickinson Music Cenfer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 Ralph's Thriffway Page Dump Trucks for Hire One Hund Saving for the Future Capital avi s ffbcff FIFTH HND WASHINGTON Congratulations fo the Class of 58 Hill s Wesfslde Texaco 1405 West Harrison Phone FL 7 9167 ' 1 0 I s BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF '58 Olympia Hardware LINDA EKLUND Across from Puget Sound Power 6: Light 109 North Capitol Way real Seven Moffman s CONGRATULATIONS DIAMONDS - IEWELRY Secu ity Buildng FL 7-3561 Plan for Future at . . Robert B. Finch 1 I' 1 MOTTMAN'S MERCANTILE CO. Fourth and Capitol Way ...and.. CAPITOL CHINA CO. Mottman's Third FIoor CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS Compliments W ' WOMENS 6- CHILDRENS WEAR Apparel Center in Olympia Congratulations, Class of '58 Olympia Floor Coverings Phone FL 7-5418 224 West Fourth Olympia GOOD LUCK, GRADS WESTERN HEATING AND SHEET METAL INC. 523 Water FLOWERS FOR A OCCASIONS Wells Flower Shop 200 E 5th at Washington FL 6 8 422 LL Brightest Corner in Olympia Page One Hundred Eight I . V . , Af ' .' ' ' ' , - 1442.-0.-C ' s. - I ' , ' N .25 ..,-g,4.Juf-I g ' E at X ' ei? ' , 'oooo LUCK, oRAos 1, 7 ', 7 7-2-54 I Q , .,l-4.4.-vw .,,a. :vol-lan' -74-4-A-'liz' Y 1 nfworfh t al D s ensar 1 e,,...,.,,,t.1 ,U OPM 'P v 1, 1 1 ' f 1' ' O2 East Fourth Phone FL 2-3140 0 : gi,-r-x ,244--C I5 f 5 i' ,ff I CA ,LA5-4,42 sr . a 4' ' ' 144 .L-dl-4-IK?-LJ , 4' ' ' . 7 j'4i..4, -iw C ' I AQ ' O Q 1 A - X h Olympia Sport Shop ., k i Y, ' A i f '. ' '44 , L 6 2 5 ourth Phone FL 7-7580 is 46 gi - P,-ak J 1 Wishes the Graduating Y I 1' Aavsggv 4,4 ' O I f 1 f v , Class of 1958 ii' I ' -1' 'vi-:RY BEST OF LUCK 1! . e t Wishe . se - ove space 6-27 f ' 'I' for autographs . . . lt's on us! -Ed Gndlon Stiegler' CONGRATULATION '58 Tenney Truck G Tractor 2516 Martin Way Olympia Washington Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of '58 Evergreen Super Market 415 East 4th Phone FL 7 7701 Page One Hu BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 My F rh.fL7-3361 53? 551 ?E 5? y ggg QiigPIJ7A f M ' Business Machines Wm. E. Hartman FL 7-3361 or FL 7-5265 606 COLUMBIA P. O. Box 456 Olympia, Wash A ndred Nine TTTTTYT GOOD LUCK, GRADS J. C. Penney Co of Olympia FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE at LOW PRICES Legion Way at Capitol Way Success fo fhe Class of '58 CAROL MALYSZ CARL'S UNION 76 STATION 1728 E. State Ave. .ALLAAAA OHd GOOD HEALTH TO ALL MEL WOODS CHARLES SKEWIS Hendricks Rexall Drugs 501 Capitol Way Phone FL 6-6611 BEST WISHES, SENIORS I Sporfsmen s H ecldquarfers 114 North Capitol Way Telephone FL 7-7863 Larry Morton, Owner Olympia Oil and Woocl Producfs Co. SINCERELY CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF Il58lI Remember the Number - FL 6-4411 fu S t. Martin's Four-Year College A Public School Operated with Private Funds Olympia's I Big in the record ot its graduates Phone the Dean of Instruction: FL 2-7571 U' S- ROYAL TIRES Congratulations to the Class of '58 TIRE SERVICE, INC. Bosell Insurance Company 2323 W. Harrison Phone FL 2-2202 111West Sth Phone FI.. 2-7525 Congratulations Best Wishes BARNES AND CO. SEEDMEN AND FLORISTS 211 West Fourth Avenue Phone FL 7-3368 d S G M Auto Rebuild Telephone FLeetwood 2-321 1 ROGER MAYO IA Mile East on Lacey Highway Olympia N ecchi Co. World's Finest Sewing Machines 216 East Legion Way BEST OF LUCK, 'sas BEST OF LUCK Emery ColkeH Mofors, lnc. Johnson S Sporhng Goods Dodge - Chrysler - Imperial Thedes Mobil Service I 0 RICH SPRINGER I I 0 BAILEY Cascade Markef DRUGS QUALITY MEATS 1908 East Fourth MEL WOODS LES CROWE FL 7-5754 FL 7-3171 1005 Capitol Way Ph FL 6-6390 Congrafulafions Seniors! Merle Junk Phofo G Lifho Co. gf so Ee 1:45 gc, 96 R A:-5 gb GoQ K,., DUATES 'QF Q 1 SQ: Sa? Q?-Q n cpe A forimii Counfry Gigi x 3 Mor Way Hefg E55- RR'5:I3ATI gi A w-QAEQQSAQ . P fi 'Q N1 ob glrlffifigfpwfy ediaf 4 Daffy Queen qvfngg Um 2553' J CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from your FRIENDLY IEWELERSII CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1958 1 Hedberg s Jewelry Curl Hedberg QS Emil Iohcmson 515 Capitol Wcry F L 7-3318 M Goon LUCK, GRADS lg Thufsfcn COWHY A Tifle Company Luncheons - Dimmers CE Dudley D. Dohm, President Banquets D if ABSTRACT OF TITLE C X if TITLE INSURANCE 11th and Capitol Way A A 75' ESCROWS E ALLEN DOHM Page One Hund d Thiri CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS N E H R I N G ' S OF '58 FROM Congratulations, Graduates! BOB SNEAD ILA COX EDSEL 81 FOREIGN CAR DEALER ll0 West Eitth Phone FL 2-4823 Umyba Y Q0 ' WW? CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '58 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Gillette G Guttey Your Friendly Drug Store I G I N G E R S TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 4th and Capitol Way Turnwater Square 207 East Fourth Avenue Phone FL 2-7533 Telephone FL 7-5589 Telephone FL 7-3700 5 '07L ct lweeffkicfoefl THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE GRADUATING CLASS from I OF '58 LUMBERMEN S MERCAN TILE 520 Custer Way Tumwater G Sand G Gravel Co. Imperial Artists and Telephone FL 7,7777 Washable Wallpaper Painters Supplies C. R. Harris Paint Headquarters 300 East Fourth Avenue Telephone FL 6-6657 Page Olympia Towing Co. T210 West Bay Drive One Hundred Fourteen i , I I X 1 I I A r I p 1 l k 7 f 5 7 H ST ISH , SE T' 1 O f f Len ff , , , ' ' I I f Wild ' ood lchfl Service i x'n ee s P ofo La I ! ISHES XHE NIORS I , 1 GO 1 UCKI 4 2 W. F u , Fi... 2- 137 i , fe 1 cz? Wczshi if n i 283 Capitol Bou1 v rd FL 7-9143 119 f 1 1 ' Ai' lr' i ' f ' 1' I 1 v ,fy I I f c G A LATloNs E 5? I ' 8 0 CLAS F 9 8 i ' i ' fl J E w E L E ' - WILD OOD GROC Y yy if l 309 Eost Fourth Avenue Phone FL 7-7300 f I 2828 Capitol Bou vcxrd 1 I fm . LeRoy A R R 'J 'S if t's Music . . . 0 lf!! Remember . . . 1' Yenney Music Co. 311 Eorst Fourth Olympia PRINT ff ' 1 ' Produc of the Olympiad cmd quality printing ond Lithography Where Oucrlity cmd Service Are or Port of Every Iob We invite you to inspect our shop cmd printing methods ot cmy time. 525 Columbia Phone FL 2-4841 Page One Hundre Cusfom Appliance Co. WISHES YOU THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN THE FUTURE! 117 Eczst Fifth Avenue FL 2-7577 d Fifteen CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK GRADS! BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '58 SeclHle Flrsf Nahonal Bank H Fl Fifth and Capitol Way oumanns oral G em shop MEMBER Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. I :I 'F Ll! 01- 4 ' 5'-fi Amftn' V g-f E Compliments .tin : I - T' 1 - 2 3 ' Tony Panowicz 91 X951 1, IR ' V The Jewel Box 508 South Washington THE BEST OF EVERYTHING CLASS OF I958 The Music Bar For the Finest in Up-to-Date Music ond Records 403 South Washington Telephone FL 7-3048 Page 1 OLYMPIA BRANCH l I CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1958 DAVE CAMMARANO Commorano Brofhers 215 West 7th - Phone FL 6-8411 CONGRATULATIONS sENloRs Drs Kornmesser JACK S GROCERY FREE DELIVERY 1023 Capitol Way Phone FL 7 3861 WE WISH YOU WELL . . One Hundred Sixteen 4,1 'W fW 7W WW f' W W ' f 1 , f' f ' ' ,II J 1Q l yl B 'f I , ,I 7 IM f r 1 ,V ffl, 43 fl 1 2 1 if I f 1 I W' f I ff W ff g Y I G 5. 2 ' ' ' LATIONS T 2 c S9 4 M I E PB ,r 1 . I ' ff T . W x2 ' ' f 1f5.f,,., W '7 'A 1 , ' ,I Almzznzrfi if M- e Sh 1 9 of, l 77? i2r 2 0 X I ff f I ' 5' y X I ff! ' jf . I f J f . ' ,.., 1 K 1 ' ' , ' f rw W 1 W ,AW W 51 ,J f I 5 1 C 1 .L . - ,fm S O THE 7 , l jf, 7 LAss ' , , ' , 1 JJ ,- f lymp: Fed ra Savmgs - , 1 ' X 4 , f I , -, Q ands faf o w 4 , ,, I an s Dar -O , 1 f 1 ' llq, I I 0 4 409 Capitol W , fl lwly f e 0 ' Z FL - , X K- Q , ' , ,W ff x S ,!,.6p.. I 4' 1, j ri 1,41 ' K, -. :bw ay Jwmgvi hw, 2, X I I 7511- I' f ,f X . Af!!! If gf 'LM CON RATULATIONS 1 'Q F J TO A 74 ' Z , f 4 A, ' Cgfqy, I 'z Q 7 axwell 5 H, I . Z . S'. e' 1' Uf VWZQQM X , -' f Phone FL 2-9293 ' j f f x 4 1 ,v 'N 1 1 my 1 ug Maid 'H ' ' ' -, f f -5' ' If W W C ff, 4445 ,f ff I if f ' ' J ' R 1 11 R 1 f GOOD LUCK - 7 Lum er o QM ' M3401 K 2. I IWW f fd ' 1' ' - v A G LPLACE TO BUY if X f , I f I I -O ,f ' I cy ardwqre fl W. urn n Te I I f ,WV ' ' A0 ' ' , x 0' JLUQQ-0 1 1 f , . Q , Q: , , mx f' I 'L' 5 I' 7 ' K ,ff I f f lg I L ' E vil '1 cf' ff ar I x I 71' L ' I lj lc, rt, W7 L 0 5 is fl W L U i' W 6 WI O lw, lb I of Q: Y l 13 L . -f .C , ,fr j V ,. , lvlw Q L WL E If J I w,-ll l MMA or ' ML! MV Q 'CU ' L I Q! Mflfl l ' ,all V!! XX J if 4, J f' I X L L ill L Vw ,mr ,L fy ,, ill, V' 0 A ffl l all :Ly iffy! ggi, J! f l 49' fly-ft M ' fl ll ' l 0 ji L M T -ln-Q ' oooo LucK, cLAss OF 'sa Oflf ng vll-T Jack's Shoe fall!!! I I vjtfb if F l l f w r I G 1 If A . ' V fl l J for BEST WISHES Diamonds 510 Capitol Way PLZ-3411 who I7 qcffi' to given W0 if J Kiwi f ,, ,XJ iilfl f lv! Service Wh Q ' Llfl M5 LOTS OF LUCK CLASS OF 1958 Montgomery Ward ' 417V2 Capitol way Phone FL 7 5820 Daw ll lf GOOD LUCK GRADSl 601 Capltol Way Olympia Appliance Center nc r DLAVE HAGGETT l l i I Extending Our Congratulations to the Class of '58 Davis Brown Derby Page One Hundred Eight CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS S e I d e n 's First in Floor Coverings 308 East Fourth Telephone FL. 7-5531 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 OLYMPIA SUPPLY 625 Columbia St. Telephone FL. 6-6659 WE WISH YOU WELL . . . Miller Underwood Legion Way at Franklin The Stars of the Forward Look The 1958 Class of Olympia High The 1958 PLYMOUTH! You'l1 Go a Long Way Together STATE MOTORS INC Fourteen Years Serving the Olympia Area 4 ell B elim., JEWELERS AND SILWLERSMIT I . - 0 B 1' ' ' Cos 410 cannon. win on MNA WAIHINCTC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 ic SARAH Nofionol Bank of Commerce CAPITOL BRANCH GOOD LUCK, GRADUATES Cify Tire Service Bell Boy Boats - Evenrucle Motors GOODYEAR TIRES 409 Columbia Street O. G. KISOR 51 SONS ORDEL OIL Fuel Phone FL 6-8428 l2l North Capitol Way One Hundred Ninteen ,X.V' xxx Xu A .1 O' kg QQ D GOOD LUCK '58 Qi NTMONGRATULATIONS TO THE OLYMPIA TRANSIT CO. CLASS OF '58 AND CHARTER SERVICE Diclcison Fuel G S A I LM Colm 5. Heahng Company BEST WISHES 117 East Fifth Ave. Phone FL. 2-4844 F G G Lincoln-Mercury Olympia, Wdshingfon 222 North capitol way Phone PL. 7-7707 BEST WISHES TO 4,30 W DY 14 Z7 fj THE CLASS OF '58 4 4 DEX 5 0 X CONGRATULATI NS AND Rio o, X BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 'sa QOLLSGQ- IOHN ROHRBECK Fleming Harvey GOOD LUCK, GRADS! Mofors I Your F O R D Dealer Lee s Sfeak House Highway 99 Qlympiq State Und Adams Pgo Haw We Would Like to Extend Our BEST WISHES FROM Congratulations to the Graduating Class Hofels of 1958 Governor G Olympian IOHN ROI-IRBECK Beffman s Men s Shop 410 Capitol Way Phone FL 7-5011 WISHES GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 58 Located 2824 Capltol Boulevard Phone FL 2 9952 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 58 CAPITOL CHEVROLET WARREN slMMoNs Manager Fourth at Cherry Your Home-Owned Hotels BEST WISHES TO THE GRADS OF 1958 Compliments Kresek s DEENA HARBST 1521 1. 1 1212 THE cLAss o TXV WW 1958 Q20 VOOWQ C Wafpfoimgfkww ' ll a u If - ' . 1 I ,, N-7 T umm! OVIIY' uf YV! Y V I I f I f f i 7L JO N ' ffm f . , . , V , QM - gs., Klmbel s Wildwood Pharmacy My J Z J 1 Q 2 4 f 1' I IN I ES f , Q ' Q 1 . 1 f, 1 Z! 'L 11 E - 0 ' I' N , JL I ,, ' , it Pd 651 I 1 ER i k L X n I i f . 4 ' I , , ' 4 1 - i K ' ' 7,' I J ll, V ' 5 to 1 ' f r rr Pgo Hddrwe ,ll f C ,, 4 'QM f WQZLQQW LYMAN HOPKINS COUNTY COMMISSIONER WALTER MILLS COUNTY COMMISSIONER VICTOR F. DeGARMO STATE SENATOR CLAYTON FARRINGTON STATE REPRESENTATIVE VERA WILLIAMS COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CLARENCE VAN ALLEN Good SHERIPE Luckx gow Qiasfs LEO L. COULTER Jef COUNTY ENGINEER JAMES BUCSKO IUVENILE PROBATION OFFICER BOB McKAY AGRICULTURE EXTENSION AGENT RAY W. JOHNSON 7958 .1-g CHARLES T. WRIGHT IUDGE RAYMOND CLIFFORD IUDGE ELLIS AYER COUNTY AUDITOR I ARCHIE BARWICK ICSCOUNTY ASSESSOR RONALD SHOLUND IUSTICE OF THE PEACE DON BOONE COUNTY TREASURER DR. MATTHEW KAST CITY COMMISSIONER AMANDA SMITH STATE REPRESENTATIVE MAYOR HEWITT HENRY PAUL PAULK ROY L. KELLY PROSECUTINO ATTORNEY COUNTY CLERK CHIEF OF POLICE AA O H d dTwenIy'IwO NA' S . . WA . ru-v- A- 'ELL Take time ' Ofvxfd 0-vxf6lq Yx.,L,rvx.,0fLJ.e.b ' ...Je ' G 'Y gjxjsr-'rx '. 64-fdfi we JNJk. pwf access. X,4,,'-.fkfkfb ,JON-'2-filfi' CiUbQJ-fNf 'l4 Jdbgrike time to 'l'I-IINKS-ifx QW E. 4 . ,QU-Y-mel, it is the source of ermhkl ' . it Take time to PLAYW ' Sq it is the secret of perpetual youth. XM Qovfv'-,141 Vgaakp Take time to READ . . it is the fountain of wisdom. ,4.,h-,Z,4!e.Jf7 Take time to be FRIENDLY . . . Q04'-' , K it is the road to happiness. 'ig' ! g I , ' if f Take time to LAUGH . I W . 't is the usic of the soul. W 144 f K all , . Take time to DREAM . . . . , I E I is hitehing you w n to a s ar. ' , Q ' ,aol , ,' Take time to GIVE . . . X, it is too short a day to be selfish Ji, Take time to LOVE AND BE LOVED . . 1 .. it is a God-given privilege. A s J 7 --Anoufn D. Sc:-uvtmr, jk. Page One Hundred Twenty-three :ff 1 I 1 X 355 ,QL.r'3 '3 Q f' - oyffQ4ZffL k 7 DUW X,-I! ,339 3 QQ 9 X'y OJ, gow . l4 AV Ny Sy 4 jot fa ,SHS K9 ye ,rf Lava' W 0-' '5 ifffwf' ww' YN NNW? Acknowledgments Commercial and portrait photography by Silvertone Photo and Litho Company, Olympia. Student pho tographers, Don Brown and Bob Dannel. Section page pictures by james Stanford, Scott Olmstead, and Merle junk. Printing by Warrenis Quick Print, Olympia Engraving by Artcraft Engraving and Electrotype Company, Seattle. Artwork and cover design by Bon nie Scanlan. Cover by The S. K. Smith Company Los Angeles. Binding by Bayless Bindery, Seattle. Book paper by Zellerbach Paper Company. Illlllllflllrllelttrw 3 WHAT AN 42-5 it .55 gg Am CLASS of ff Page One Hundred Twenty-four V va Wo'Cf A ,ziggy gf WWW wif jw Q4'Qwu, W , My I jffffizffllg EQWMAAMA W A N , PW! wV O 3 Q, G? 4 1 2 -K Q 4 J fQ V Igmpia ,c gl? 3 'Q 5 Q' fe. ' CL 1. E fa, EQ! 2 'Q S i , Q- 'Qt 0. -'W A Q -if Q F- -ID 94 gggfi E Li - ,Q if N Z -lb ii'-+ P4 iogN BUDD O4--My EZ'f?1?1 mNnzib 5. 1 A i F- - QAMTOI- 5 CQ QQ -2 -s 55' CAPITOL 22 :TV .MI LIMBE UMM A5 X A 1 9, K ohygfm P rj,-:' xc 0 N ww GM, Sig Q i ME Iii' A Vdc' :sm ' Eiw TKT fx .Of 4. W U 'U 5 1' ff Qmfox r + W A W Tumwfmsa W IN