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

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Social Studies All true civilization is an accumulation of small but precious deposits left by countless generations before usfpi' Thousands of years ago, a primitive man discovered fire. The secret did not perish with his death, but was passed along to those who followed him. The human race has progressed because of those who sought knowledge, found it, and handed it down. The social studies department opens before us the op- portunity of becoming a greater generation than the last and to bring light to a world groping toward a better tomorrow. 'Gannon MW' Leland Burningham David Heslington Don Mathis Eldon Tolman Barbara Cook Edna Hollingsworth Iay Ridd Maurice Smith Gene Cooper Iames Houston Lillian Royle Maureen Weller Lynn Cutler

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We are on the verge of undreamed progressfi' Progress . . . a student, eagerly observing the growth of a precious minute seed a student, carefully plotting a path to the moong a student, listen ing intently to the Wise Words of his learned teacher. Progress . . this is progress. 'Henry Ford William Beilke Lawrence Green Robert Liddiard David Sullivan Eileen Bunderson Richard Halterman Marion Poulson Glen Woodard hum Wayne Coates Richard Harper George Richards 'K A If 'gl 'I

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Languages I am a citizen, not of Athens or Greece, but of the Worldfw With the expert guidance of our language instructors, many students are gaining a realization of the importance of World peace through World understanding. Each student is striving to master, not only his language, but a language of a fellow World citizen. 'Socrates Charlotte Algermissen f -1. 1 ..,'i , I if l f Q, ia? 1' Q Ann Browning Gerald Christensen Dan Good William Rapp Www. Wilford Bruderer Iose de la Cruz Eva Haslam Dorothy Ryerson 22 l j x' - K ,gf-, I . wg L g ,-,H-. ,i.'3w5.'e . we ,QT sv 5g:kQi3?35,?g-Q, gggggw, .-triariqa 3 where L: af- .1 , - .q.i1.s,,-:1- ak 25 , r rf' ,gg-, . ug 4 M 4 5 4 L fy, 11,9 Grim .