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

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Y WINNING POSTS GIRLS CLUB at OHS promotes loyalty to the school and enthusiastic support of all its activities to foster the finest qualities of girlhood. The club's activities are the Father-Daughter Banquet, Big Sister Party, Mothers' Tea, and sending CARE packages. Pat Osborn, presi- dent, and Miss Elizabeth Crockett, adviser, head the cabinet. To provide wholesome social activities and services lor freshmen and sophomore girls is the purpose of GIRLS AUXILIARY, explained Miss Marjorie Heron, Members of the BOYS CLUB BOARD OF CONTROL pictured at right are: Crow onel Mattson, Morgan, Iohnson Bever, Peterson, Albrog Crow two! Gamer, lzgg, Loobey, lohanson, Drew, Fulton, Norman Iohnson, adviser. Members of the GIRLS CLUB CABINET pictured below at right are: Crow onel Pebbles, Schwarze, Tranum, Iohnston, Anderson, Turner, Crow twol Osborn, DeBiose, Wynstra, Iohnson, Ian Pantier, Hunter, Hollenbeck, Miss Elizabeth Crockett, adviser, Crow three! McKay, Holden, Nugent, Io Pantier, Blocher. Members of the GIRLS AUXILIARY CAB- INET pictured below are: Crow onel Pritchard, Egan, Seiboldy Crow twol Barry, Reading, Leonardsony Crow threel Miss Marjorie Heron, adviser. adviser. Members hold a Mothers' Tea and have two service projects during the year. Laurel Leonardson, president, heads the group. To maintain a higher standard among the boys ol OHS and to promote the general welfare of all the students is the purpose ol BOYS CLUB, under the ad- visership of Norman johnson. Main projects this year were a toy drive and Dads' Night. jelf Mattson, presi- dent, and the board of control govern the group. Page Twenty-one

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DES ERVING RECOGNITION Page Twenty To honor students who have taken part in dramatics is the goal of THESPIANS. 6Xpl2iiHCd Richard Meigs, adviser. Membership is open to students who have acted in or worked on committees for the school plays. Productions this past year included Solid Gold Cadillac and Ramshackle Inn. To honor students with high scholastic records is the purpose of HONOR SOCIETY. It is open to all juniors and seniors who maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or better during their sophomore, junior and senior years. Kathy NVynstra is president, and Miss Mary Catherine Schmitt is adviser. BOVs is a music honorary open to music students who meet the high required standards. Main projects of the group this year have in- cluded a carnival booth and Work on all con- certs. They also provided chairmen for the concert committees. Adviser is Leslie Armstrong. Members of THESPIANS pictured at top right are: irow onel V. Anderson, Murphy, Ricker, Iohnson, Richard Meigs, adviser, trow twol Roth, Townsend, Fusco, l. Anderson, irow threel S. Anderson, Spendlove, laden, Amans, Barner. Mem- bers of BOVs pictured at center are: irow onel Isorn, Chris- tine, Townsend, Roloff, N. lohnson, Turner, trow twol Ander- son, Strock, Hopkins, Spendlove, Frisch, Leslie H. Armstrong, adviser, irow threel B. lohnson, Robinson, Fitzgerald, Rus- sell, Thaxton. Members of HONOR SOCIETY pictured below are: irow onel Nugent, McGuire, Martineau, Davis, Hop- kins, Weiks, Clishe, Skellenger, Watkins, Dickison, Riggin, Ginsbach, Knox, irow twol Iohnson, Hooper, Fiser, Cairn- cross, Russell, Fitzgerald, Treat, Allen, Koehler, Thorndale, lones, DeVaney, Crow three! Hayden, Townsend, Spendlove, Sack, Dunn, Sweeney, Rogel, Snead, Sergeant, Lewis, Niemi, Burns, Wynstra, Holden, McKay, Scanlan, Crow iourl DeBiose, Woods, Koch, Corbat, Haag, Christine, Landay, Mallgren, Whitney, Osborn, Reisner, Tee, Merritt, Thomp- son, Giles, Downard, Brassiield, Miss Mary C. Schmitt, ad- viser, Williams, irow fivel McCulloch, Iessiman, Anderson, Velie, Robinson, Woods, Thaxton, Millam, Mattson, Hill, Giles, Duffield, Motteler, Mead, Moore, Branch.

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MMM Y LOOKING TO 'I'o promote acquaintances with and an understand- ing of our neighbors in all parts of the world through the exchange of letters is the purpose of CORRESPON- DENCE CLUB. The club also acts as a clearing house for many letters requesting information about Olympia and Wfashington State. Judy Hayes is president, and Miss Alma Olson is adviser. Purpose of SCIENCE CLUB is to encourage science at OHS and to create greater interest in science, ex- plained X'Valter Chance, adviser. These students take field trips and display projects at Dads' Night. Main goals of FFA are to develop leadership, co- operation, and citizenship among the high school boys of today, stated Robert Boyden, adviser. Varied activi- ties include participation in National FFA Week, and the Father-Son Banquet. President this year is Dave Mack. Purpose of FHA is to promote better homemaking among girls who are taking or have had one semester of home economics. Alyce McKay served as presidentg Mrs. Eileen Dekker was adviser. Members of FHA pictured above left are: frow one! Pearson, Maxwell, Carmellg frow twol Mrs. Eileen Dekker, adviser, Cook, N. Sato, Challstrom, Nielson, Donnelly, McKay. Members of FFA pic- tured at left are: frow onel Weaver, Mack, Whitley, Lawson, Hicks, frow twol Matson, Culp, O'Malley, Scott, Brady, Nels Hanson, ad- viser. Officers of the CORRESPONDENCE CLUB pictured below left are: lohnson, Hayes, Roloff, Miss Alma Olson, adviser, Landay, Weiks, Loebner. Members of the SCIENCE CLUB pictured at right are: frow onel Herbert Challen, adviser: Huber, Bahlman, Parrott, Fuller, Hemmi, Sherman G. Brough, adviserg frow twol Walter Chance, adviser: Mason, Beeken, Baxter, Farrow, Schlottman, Niel- son, Crews: frow threel Pernela, Mead, Bushell, Marcinko, Moore, Harper, Windrem, Nowlan. Page Twenty-two