Olympic College - Olympian Yearbook (Bremerton, WA)

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Timothy Bilinski Janet Garrison Denise McGee Lee Zobrist Randy Brooks Rich Golze Robert Meyer Larry Calahan George Hoyt Larry Nakata Sandra C21rlS0I1 William Connolly Roy Imes Q Gretchen Johanson MartiS Pavey Leone Rinehart

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A tribute for excellen Thirty-five Olympic College students were selected during the Spring for the first an- nual edition of Whois Who Among Students in American fzmior Colleges. They were chosen by a faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, citizenship, and service to the college and community. Not pictured is John Parker. ce maintained Erin Amo James Baldwin Alan Bennett Vonnie Cooper Diane Darling Don Drengson Thomas Dunagan Wanda Freiherber Lynn Johnson Lawrence Jones -we gig X Cherie Junell Linda Knox Mildred Lund Janel Shroy Sandee Stein 134 John Vant Handel Williams Janis Wilson

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