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

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UFFIEF STAFF LIBRARY STAFF , Jsfwxiwf f wrrstwbwl.. , Qur office staff was always rushing and busy with corre- spondence, accurate record filing, relaying and receiving messages, and intimate student-faculty relatlons. They have contributed overwhelmingly to our quickly progressing institution. Pictured above are Mrs. Frances Hair and Mrs. Norma Pollei. Thank you for your utmost cooperation. The library staff was one that actually existed as a class, for While working as an organized staff seven periods a day, they had instructional training by our delightful librarian, Miss Phelps. 26

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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.

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EAFETEHIA ST!-XPP fi' 71 1.7 ., L -TN 4.3 :L ,MA L- EUSTUUIAL STAFF Nourishment and cleanliness have been brought to us very effif ciently and effectively by the cafeteria and custodial staffs. The district lunch supervisors for our school cafeteria were Vernetta Stillman and Margaret Lund. The students participating in our hot lunch program are-First row: Leon Henrichsen, Walter Mif chaelis, Jean Bennett, Floy Bateman, JoAnne Fuller, Deanne White and Barbara Eardley. Second row: Melba Coombs and Sharron Kingsley. Absent: Peter Henrichsen. Qur congenial custodial staff are: Lawrence Twede, Alma Worthington, Helen Worthington, George Lundburg, jay Wilson and Frank Cowley. 27