Olympus High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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SCIENEES INDUSTRIAL ARTS As students of the auto mechanics class, Gaylin Schofield, Brent Bai and Walter Ramby work skill- fully in repairing a motor for one of the many cars in the shop. Through the versatility of the knowledge gained by these students, the industrial arts field can progress greatly. Care to give my battery a charge? HAUIU One of the endlessly surprising fields is that of radio and electricity. Here Mr. Poulson is demon- strating operation of the oscilloscope to members of his fifth period class. This bit of mechanism shows what electrical waves look like and the mag- nitude and frequency of sound waves. The stu- dents here are, left to right: Glen Enke, LaVern Hedvlin, Dennis Fairclough and Lynn Johnson. Here we see one of the physical science classes in action. In the foreground is Barbara Kay Hansen pointing out a special feature of Mr. Beckstrom's experiment as Ted Cowley and Jimmy Campbell listen intently. Studying lological science are Mr. Greene's fourth period physiology class, who are scen dissecting an eyeball. They are, first row: Mr. Greene, Richard West, Ray Lintz, Wayne Brown, Wayime Keys, Robert Madsen. Second row: E. K. Fuller, Nancy Woodhead, Lynn Robinson, Stanley Smith, Glen Enke. Third row: Dave Smith, Kent Thompson, and Bill Anderton.

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HOME MAKING Busy learning the arts of homemaking are: Judy Allen, Aileen Lenroot, Rose Marie Bell and Kathleen Pinnock. These four students are from Mrs. Dallin's second period tailoring class. They work hard to learn the proper tech- niques of individual styling and fitting. Z5 BUSINESS Learning to become efficient secretaries and government workers, and training for other major business fields are the students in Miss Cowley's fifth period office practice class. In the foreground are Linnea Ohrn and Glenece Ryan. Other members of the class are: Mar- vella Denning, Jeanene Syndergaard, Charlene Nye, Sharron Burns, Diane Bailey, Florence Johnson. I ART Working under the guidance of two capable teach- ers, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Folland, the art classes have helped in creating school spirit by making posters for activities put on by different student body clubs and organizations. Working here are: Ray Groussman, Russell Silver, Clyde Gerome, J. Jennings, Jerry Leg- groan, Bradford Pitts. PHYSICAL EUUEATIUN Building up strong techniques in basketball as well as sportsmanship are these energetic fellows from Mr. Green's and Mr. Gourley's seventh period physical education classes. Other sports enjoyed here were foot- ball, volleyball, softball, baseball, and track. Represent- ing the class in action are, left to right: Wallace Vance, Brooks Aagard, Gary Ward and Perry Gygi.