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

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NEW ACADEMICS The relaxed learning situation wasn’t the only innovation in Olympus’ halls. Many new classes and curriculum changes en- hanced the models of teaching and learning. Semester history and English classes were introduced, making it possible for the stu- dent to be a little more selective in what he wished to study. New resource centers aid- ed the students in individual study projects and provided a quiet place to study when the library was full. R.O.T.C. was reintroduced after an absence of six years. These adop- tions. along with an already outstanding academic program, produced a year of in- novation at Olympus. 24

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Nona Larsen William Monroe Jean Porter Marilyn Peterson Stuart Manookin Glen Motzkus SPECIAL ED, AV, LIBRARY The departments of special education, audio-visual, and library all helped in serv- ing important needs of the students and faculty. The library was always full, either with people looking for material or taking advantage of the only quiet place in the school. The A.V. center found little relief from the constant schedule of handling films, printing handouts and making morn- ing announcements. The teachers of spe- cial education helped those students who needed help. 23

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Lee Goalen Treasurer Elaine Moss Secretary Dorthy Putnam Registrar SECRETARIES Marilyn Smith Secretary Harriet Snarr Secretary La RaeZimpfer Secretary CAFETERIA FRONT ROW-Left to right: Bonnie Landvatter, Lucy Widerburg, Elna Howard, Edie Prodnuk, Ginny Tea. SECOND ROW-luy White, Marie Beck man, Dorothy Ulrich, Ruth Brewer, Peggy Hendricks, Jams a Brown, Annie Kitchen. CUSTODIANS Lee Carbine Custodian Clifton Davis Ferry Ostler Thelma Rosenkrantz Custodian Head Custodian Matron I