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

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Like ea Is homework on the increase at Olympus ? A typical library scene from which positive conclusions could be made! Grim and greedy, his grip made ready, reads the group, as a senior English stu- dent displays an art interpretation of the monster Grendel. The epic Beowulf is al- ways a favorite of C. P. English students each year, While one future mother tests the water, three other girls in the hornemaking class make preparations for baby's daily bath. Other techniques, such as folding very nec- essary triangles, are learned also.

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fawgg Great strldes were taken by the faculty to Improve the curriculum and scholarship at Olympus Many departmental meetings were held In place of the general faculty gatherings to discuss such important problems as what to do with falling students how to adlust the program to meet the needs of each mdlvudual pupil how to gave diplomas to all and yet recognlze outstanding scholarship Although no defmlte conclusions were made, lnterestlng experiments were tned, mdlcatmg that the teachers have a growmg, pragmatic philosophy 0 man We ght Mr Kenly Wh telock M Donald Dixon Bond O chest a Chorale Cho rs Athlet cs Or entat on M Kenneth Fa ell Mr George Gou ley Mr G I Me er Mr Melv n Harrls Mrs Lnll an Thornock Phys cal Ed cat on Algebra Phys cal Educot on Athlet cs Phys cal Ed cat on Athlet cs Auto Mechan cs L brary . . . . G . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 L k fs - -3 ' s H : x Mr. r i . i r. ' , r r , i i , i i r. rr . r . i i . i ' . 'i i U i , l i , i i u i , i i l , V? I ' iv l . I . yu i 5 . I , X W fy: . Kg, ji ' 4' V . V j. ' 3. I A i

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Students in the water color class reproduce in paint various water color subjects, such as a copper teapot, Venus de Milo, a plas- ter cast, and autumn leaves. On the bulletin board are displayed the winning air brush creations in the Halloween motif contest. Giraffes and skunks, turtles and dogs! Figures of all kinds of animals are cast in papier-mache - one of the many cre- ative proiects in the crafts class. As a thin line of smoke rises, a student in the radio and electricity class finishes a very professional iob of soldering while another performs a delicate operation on his UHF converter.