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

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OFFICE STAFF Sffllilllg a busy pose wasn necessary for the ofhce staff These dlllgent workers capably handled all busmess problems major and manor, concerned wlth the school lxathrxn Webster Conme Hansen LeRoy ce Goalen Donna Anderson - 04' .:: 'o oO . 5' 514 A,-,4 CUSTODIANS Overburdened by the large enrollment at Olympus the custod1al staff dnd an excellent Job of keeplng the halls and rooms of Olympus free from lltter strewn by a few Careless students i I1 lwl ff!! 7 wi g 9 X l Left to Rlght Delbert Rossnter Alma Worthington George Hastmgs Mae Jarman Lee Carbxne james Eddmgton 1 . . L ,t . 2 F ' , Iii-eil I - ls ' F' fi- '- F Q 5 :Ke--f . 'SFF X C --',5 y 'A-i, s'... X x Y Y 5- ' A ' Q -4 , ,I F, 4 -it ' :- 'Q I ff Y, I J f?'f7,- V J- V- I fl ., -21 fd ff,, ff , sig? 1 Il! MFIX, x luylll, : X ' , , ' , A . 4' r Q 8 7'

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INDUSTRIM ARTS -5 Donald K. Allen Ed Handy Carl Gerth Melvin Harris Carburetors, spark plugs, Compasses, and straight edges - all were class materials for the industrial art students. The teachers in this department helped the students realize the potentialities of a career in the vocational field. Q0 il' g fill , gf Benson Hathaway Garth Hill HDMIEMAKING With flour, sugar, milk and eggs, yards of cloth, thread, buttons, and pins, the girls in the homemaking department busied themselves turning out cakes, pies, and goodies fit for a king, --I and clothes anyone would be proud to wear. Mrs. Kurumada and Mrs. Barratt pointed V . out methods by which these girls could become E efficient and capable homemakers. Eloise Barratt Mi-ye Kufumada

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, Q .QNX ARTISTS MODlEl5 I N X 1-