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

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Jan Mulvay Historian Known to be complicated because she was so human, Jan was a natural people lover. Al- though rarely unoccupied she found time to stop and talk. A giggler who could easily be- come hysterical; a historian who kept meetings on the subject. Very slightly rebell- ious, understanding, sensitive, persuasive; who although hounded about being on time, about procrastinating, clipped newspapers, raffled turkies, praised people and thoroughly enjoyed being Historian. Debbie Dowell Secretary Having sudden spurts of sporadic organization, Debbie was recognized among her cohorts as the organizer. Characteristically pinning up reminders and notices, she somehow kept the year in efficient running order. A girl who set out to accomplish all in her own whimsical way, wholesomely living in the simple world of fundamental thought. Whether singing slightly off key, eating anything at all, or giggling, she was a happy officer; almost in- conceivably the girl next door. Becky Wirick Historian Hauling an antique briefcase, with a sweater tied precariously around her waist, Becky added the unique touch to an already diverse group. A girl who likes a blanket and three T.V. shows all at once; who loves the solitude of her own room, and finds it difficult to stay in school when it's snowing. A natural at seeking creativeness, she caughtthe superficial moments on paper, evaluated actvities and mounted newspapers. Quiet and yet out- spoken. An individual.

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CLASS OFFICERS Pencils clicking—toes tapping—pulses beat- ing—and class officers moving with the rhythm of school life. Stephen Olsen, Jenny Lewis, and Julee Kirkham took over the ris- ing class of Sophomores. Juniors looked to Jeff Work, Brad Scott, and Peggy Bullock. The Seniors united their forces under Todd Kimball, Omar Leeman, and Marsha Metcalf. Dances were scheduled, planned, decorated, and presented. Originality and uniqueness enhanced the traditional proms. Parties were given to lighten the burdens and brighten the daily routine of school. Assemblies were written, casted, practiced, and performed. Together they aimed to bring out the best of the class. Each group of three was determin- ed to make this year a special year with special times, uniting their class through ac- tivities. The worries of the class officers did not prevent an enthusiastic boost for ac- tivities. 1. Todd Kimball Senior President 2. Omar Leeman Senior Vice President 3. Brad Scott Junior Vice President 4. Julee Kirkham Sophomore Secretary 5. Jenny Lewis Sophomore Vice-President 6. Marsha Metcalf Senior Secretary 7. Stephen Olsen Sophomore President 8. Peggy Bullock Junior Secretary 9. Jeff Work Junior President 29