Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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MEMOIRS CASHIERS CASH I ERS The cashiers of Grant High School through their utmost endeavors have at the end of this term attained a systematic efficiency of banking not below that of any other school in the city of Portland. With the aid of Mr. Horn' ing, the banking system at Grant has made excellent progress and has proved to be a success both in the amount of money saved, and in the number of depositors. Within one semester, the pupils of Grant High School have been presented with an excellent way to save their money without undue incon- venience. Since the new system was originated, the number of depositors at Grant has nearly doubled and others who already had bank accounts have much more money in the bank than ever before. The late james rl. Hill once said, Are you able to save money? lf not, drop out. You will fail. You may think not, but will fail as sure as fate. The seed of success is not in you. DONALD LAUGHLIN. Page Twentyfsix U. S. Grant

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MEMOIRS l FIRE SQUAD FIRE SQUAD With the addition of ten new members this term the fire squad under Mr. Wagner's direction has become an important and successful organizations The purpose of the club is to make speedier and more orderly fire drills. With the cofoperation of the students the squad has made some very fast drills. At one time the school was emptied in fiftyfeight seconds. This organif zation made an attempt to have a huge fire siren installed in the halls, but so far has not received the sanction of the school board. The officers of this organization are: Alva Horsfeldt, chiefg Kenneth Curry and Dwain Taft, battalion chiefsg and Tom Handley, secretary. To be eligible for membership a boy must have a passing scholastic record. ' A HAROLD FRAUENDORF. U. S. Grant Page Twentyfsenen