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

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SOCIAL STUDIES The words NATO, Khrushchev, U.N., and democracy were heard coming from the social studies rooms as the students prepared themselves to accept the responsibilities of citizenship in our great United States. The teachers helped the students achieve an understanding of all the peoples of the world. Leland Burningham George Dimas james Houston jay Ridd Barbara Cook David Heslington Doris Hunter Maurice Smith Lynn Cutler Edna Hollingsworth Don Mathis Eldon Tolman

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MATHEMATICS Logarithms, theorums, and functions were constantly on the minds of students in the math department. Dedicated teachers spent long hours motivating students to meet the challenge of our increasingly complex society. bf LM George Barton Ken Farrell William Hansen VerNon Blackham Lee Gledhill Garth Hill 5 ,- 1 Melvin Jensen , 'fy Katherine Miller Wayne Startin Wilbur Walton wma , 'flag W Z0 f I '17 ,. ,.,5fg'-YZTIQN- f 'W sg Q-1'

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AVIATIO Students, with your aeronautical chart, would you plot a course and determine the compass heading. The wind direction is 300 degrees at 30 miles per hours. Assignments such as these were given in our aviation classes to teach students about air travel, a subject so important today. SCIE CE A or working with a chemical formula, science students Lb worked diligently to formulate a better world for tomorrow. ln their minds was instilled the need for dedicated men in this field. Looking through a microscope, peering into a test tube, William Bielke Richard Harper Marian Poulson Wayne Goates jo Knight George Richards Lawrence Green Robert Liddiard David Sullivan Les Paxton 1 - H- 'fiat f gf' l f if Z Z Jgnrjy Z '75 AMX K' Z