Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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CLASS OFFICERS Tom Kean, Presidenrg Josephine Reed, Vice-Presidenrg janer L. Young, Secrcraryg Walt Baker, Treasurer Dave Wfmson, Sergeant-ar-Arms. 4--r CLASS COLORS Lavender and green. 4--r CLASS MOTTO Le: ue zhen understand what is wirhin nur reachg we are something, and yer not everything. -Pascal, 16

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t MEMOIRS STAFF Top row: Dorothy L. Anderson, Fditorg Katherine Conklc, Associzxtc Fditorg Chu: Picrtc, Busincss Mglntgcr Phyllrs Czllderwoodr I.lKCI'.ll'y lztlatur. uuond row: Betty Freeman, Fcuurts Etlitorg XV.1lt Btkcr. Sports Ftlitorg Marguerite XX'1llcmin. Arr Editor: XVII tlrrc Hynes. Humor Fthtor, Third row: Helen Glcssncr, Art Associnteg Dorothy Frcchurghcr, Art: Fred Mg1t'Don.1ltl. Arr: 1.41 Raine Blwkw . L. lac, Art. 15

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MARIAN ALLEN Marian is just full of ambition. Shes all for sailing away to the old world to s tudv to her heart's content. Bon voy- age, Matianf Don't for- get to send us a line when you're burning the mid- night oil. DOROTHY ANDERSON Show us another person with ability like Dots As Editor of the Memoirs she was a wonder and as a writer of poems, well-3 words can't express it. Dot now aspires to be editor of the Poetry Magazine. At her present rate she'll be there ere many more years have passed. MARGARET ANSLEY Peg iust couldn't be anything but her sweet, shy, unassuming self. As president of the Migwans. she has been a wonderful success and they are going to miss her much. Well, we can't blame them. Wlho wouldn't miss so charming a miss? BETSY ASHER Betsy has made herself famous by her tennis play- ingg and as suth .1 sport would indicate. she is a peppy little girl, always full of fun anti always ready for a good time. Shes a blonde, and may- be she's one of the rea- sons why gentlemen do not prefer brunettes. LILLIAN BABBITT Lillian is our class jes- terf' Wlhen she laughs, everyone laughs, and thats something few people can boast of. Yes, we certain- ly liked her in the glass play. As Peggy, the lead- ing lady, she was indeed .1 great success. XYALTER BAKER Our class treasurer is go- ing to be a iournalist. Yes, XValt has proved his worth by his exrellent work as editor of the Grantonian and sports editor of Mem- oirs. He is noted for his tlever singing and playing as well as for amusing his fellow tlassmates. VVILLIAM BARENDRICK Bill is official librar- ian about school. Wfhen he was a frosh, he skipped librarv every chance he gotg but now that he is a senior it's impossible to keep him away from his book friends. In fact, he expects to be our librarian some day-and maybe he will be if he keeps up his good work. PHILIP BEGGS Phil just came up from the sunny South, so he's .1 new member of our class. However, we're glad to have him and we hope he'll stay with us when we start to trudge along the well worn road to success. MARY -IANE BERKLEY Any trowd would more than welcome a girl with Mary Janes pep. She ran clog to perfection, play golf like a pro, and strum a uke like a native Hawaiian. Wlho could be sad around Mary -lane? ,IEANIZ BIRRIEL -leane and her Chex are quite familiar tous all. They are so devoted to eath other, we were won- dering what the little tar will do when she goes away to be a nurse. How about it, jeane?