Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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nga '2 'il , .W 'W MQ 'law mi 3 Kristie Kohler begins initial preparation for pottery making by mixing clay. Brenda Mason, Marilyn Fitz, Jan Frison and classmates are working on material designs for fashion design. :RW vials

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Emphusized by Art Department PVR Qi Mr. Harvey Becker Miss Katherine Cameron Miss Wilma Crabtree '? - 'i' E x , XXX i s.rs s i Es. Mrs. Crabtree watches with pleasure as Larry Wheeler, Ken Wolf, Teresa Norris, and Ron Hanson work on the looms. The art department has always inspired creativity in students. Evidence of this can be seen not only in the showcases of the art rooms, but also in library displays, center hall exhibits, Memoirs and Gron- tonion designs and pictures, the Art Stott banners for center hall and even the brighty-colored posts in the cafeteria. This year unusual proiects were dreamed up by many individuals. PROF rocks, cleverly painted rocks, were made and sold for profit by two senior girls, Leslie Frey and Patty Polen. The metal working class experimented in making necklaces, rings, tie tacks, and even sculpture, often with very pleasing results. The art teachers-all excellent artists themselves -demonstrated their talents in a city-wide faculty art exhibit at Holladay School. SF' 0 18 AJ 3 4 . r'-' F..- ef., Debbie Rengo Chris Wood and Jody Cornwell work on a banner for center hall 23

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f nv' 7 3 Q2 'fx 'jf' ,, , 'V 1.-...L Mrs. Mariha James Mr. Clell Miller Mrs. Maxine Nalcachi Mr. Mahlon Reed Miss Katherine Cameron demonstrates some drawing technique to Robin Russell. Kalhy Olofson is deeply involved in shap- ing her jar. Nancy Marlin slifches The wall hanging she has designed f .-i2 Q 5- I V.. Q 555.3 gi' fl Zyyf ,F f sw i5.21Y '.i2U2ELL2'x' . ' ' za' ',.', 1' i . .,, 3, X