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

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Art is indeed not the bread, but the Wine of lifefw Creative students, realizing the importance and beauty of self-expression, have chosen art as one of their means of communication with humanity. Beginning with fundamentals, they may progress at their own pace, with the aid of ex- perienced, outstanding instructors, to become the Picassos of tomorrow. 'L P. Ritcher Art Lorin Folland Stuart jones Clyde Smith It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to lovefw A music staff. . .a score of notes... Charles Stubbs Earl Erickson Orman Weight these are the creative tools of music. With inspira- tion comes a rash of notes and the promise of a love of music born, nourished with practice and crystal- lized in perfection. Those partaking of the music curriculum offered at Olympus have found the abil- ity to express and interpret their feelings through music. These students have also acquired an appre- ciation and love for modern and classical music from their qualified instructors. Music S. B. Shaw Ioyce Anderson

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Fwd 24 Industrial Arts I have rarely seen the face of a mechanic in the ac- tion of creation which was not line, never one which was not earnest and impressivefw Teachers of in- dustrial creation - whether instructing youth to assemble the intricate parts of a car, or to complete an electrical circuit, have transmitted their know- how to each of their pupils. vat 'Thomas Nelson Page Donald Allen Carl Gerth Ed Handy Benson Hathaway Melvin Harris Garth Hill Home Economics 'iWe may live without friendsg we may live without booksg but civilized man cannot live without cooksfw In the home economics classes, girls are taught the arts of cooking and sewing. Throughout the year, these future homemakers master the basic problems of everyday home living. Clympus takes pride in the Home Economics Department set uplthis year, and in the results of the wise guidance and training received by the girls in these classes. 'Bulever-Lytton Eloise Barratt Miye Kurumada Margaret Mecham ny!! I ii-,QS9iiQi.'5 - ,5'ifEZzi:3 X an

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Drivers, Education Statistics are no substitute for judgmentfw Statistics, dry and unrevealing, become vivid and alive with experience - with experience comes judgment . . . instilled in an untrained eye . . .revealed in sure steady hands on a steer- ing Wheel. By transferring their knowledge and judgment to sophomores, the driver education instructors produced safe, confident drivers. 'Henry Clay Speech and Drama All the world is a stage, and all the men and women are merely playersfw By study and practice, these students learned not only the importance of interesting and lively conversations on stage, but off stage as Well. 'Shakespeare I 1 Hal Curtis Merrill Frost RFK DeVon Anderson Daren Blanchard Ioe Carling L. R. Ivins Alan Field Edson Packer it