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

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Don Allen Jacqueline Butler Lorin Folland Eloise Barratt FINE APPLIED ARTS It would seem that Watercolor I and Drama have little in common; not so, however, for each has its vision of art and tells its story precisely. The departments in the category of Fine and Applied Arts, from Dance to Woodwork j fcrOcted their students in the develoi n3«ftt''of their inherent talents and gained just recognition. Paul Harris Maury Newman William Nordfelt Arden Peterson Harold Rendlesbach Theral Richardson r ■

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Lois Anderson George Barfus Donald Black Susan Chadwick Gerald Christensen Richard Crocker Donald Dixon Pat Farrell Betty Hayward Nancy Mathews Mary Moss Ruth Stevens Shirley Tanner Eldon Tolman SOCIAL STUDIES AND BUSINESS “The next noise you hear will be that of two- million typewriters all trying to take short- hand.” Despite these and various setbacks that occur when you put the carbon in back- wards. the business department survived another year in style. A much needed resource center and a new western history class highlighted this year’s 20 social studies’ department. The exposure to constant classwork was remedied by various field trips, movies, and independent projects which marked the department as exciting, innovating and refreshing.

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P.E., DRIVER’S ED. R.O.T.C. Devon Anderson Valena Berntson Allen Fjeld George Gourley LaMar Kelly -P.E. class, or learn how to imitate physical exhaustion in one small semester. Running laps, playing football, running laps, play- ing soccer, running laps. Then it got cold and you thought you had it made, only to find out you had to run around the gym. -Driver’s Education got their supply of slight- ly scared sophomores and over-anxious juniors again this year. But each was given a chance to show why he needed the class while practicing on the range, in the simu- lator. and on the road. Stop! -The Air Force R.O.T.C. made their appear- ance at Olympus this year. Within a month, the student body got used to the idea of seeing uniforms every Wednesday, and the few shallow complaints quickly vanished as ROTC began its initial year. Fredrick Esch James Fisher Joan Kingston Edson Packer Marjorie Smith