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

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SU PERINTIENDENT5 The superintendents and board members did an excellent job this past year, attending to the affairs of the Granite School District. Faced with numerous problems of an expanding population, they have worked diligently to make each school under their jurisdiction an outstanding educational unit. O. C. England, Kenneth C. Farrer, Superintendent Elmer 1. Hartvigsen 6.1 Burton G. Brasher, President J. Victor Bess, William B. Martin, Bernard P. Brockbank, M. Elmer Christensen.

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MASTER ARTISTS The student body remembers the administration as a group of master artists who were always seeking to enrich minds and lives with illustrations from their own galleries of art. By adept skill, they helped the students find beauty andgoodness in order that the thoughts and deeds recorded in art may be of the highest quality. Thus these master artists, with a deft stroke of the brush, brought to life the vivid, exciting remembrances of years at Olympus. Vice- Principal Olympus is very fortunate to have had O. Grant Rowley added to the administra- tion staff as vice principal. He brought to the school valuable experiences in teaching in the Salt Lake City, Carbon County, and Granite districts. Mr. Rowley enthusi- astically and efficiently attended to his many duties, which included finances, discipline, and the coordination of extra- curricular activities.

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C0lI SELORS Olympus' team of counselors contributed both encouragement and direction to the student body. Thoroughly dedicated to their jobs, they strived to make each individual's high school years a completely satisfying experience. The counselors used their skill in guidance in the fields of attendance, activities, and vocational and scholastic training. Frank Heywgod Clive Roberts Coleen Dallm Rita Staley Vivian N Jensen l l . A A I, I I , 9