Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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WALTER EVANS Walt is one of the few students that everyone knows. His pep often gets him into ridiculous situa- tions, but that same energy always manages to extri- cate him somehow, He is an active member of the Dondelenquas and Buskins --and as jack in the class play he was a wow! AUDRY FINLEY Audrey is always full of pep and ready to have a good time. She intends to study iournalism at the University of Oregon, and already has an excellent start through her work as a Grantonian reporter. JANE FRALEY As a newspaper corre- spondent, we are sure jane will be a great success. She is an excellent studenr, so of course she'll be wel- comed at Reed. BETTY FREEMAN Betty is keen as features editor. She is always viva- cious and sparkling with a snappy greeting for every- one. No one has ever heard of her being angry, and because of her lively humor, her associates can always be sure of a good time. DOROTHY FREEBURGER This pretty young maid wishes to teach art, and without a doubt she'll be a wonderful teacher, since she is so fortunate in being able to spend much of her time in her beloved work. She is also fond of swim- ming and tennis. WALTER FUNK Walt is one of our steady - going, dependable students. I-le's very clever with pen and brush, and hopes someday to devote himself to art. He is quite a hiker as his activity in the Alpine Club will show. VIRGINIA GALLAGHER Ginger, as her name implies, is a peppy girl. She likes active sports, but she also enioys reading. That's why she's such a good example for stirring young freshmen to follow. She is a member of Gloria Ars and hopes some day to be a costume designer. HELEN GLESSNER Behold the future noted commercial artist. Babe is one of those sunny little girls who is sure to make a success in the business world. Wlren we hear from her next, she will prob- ably be taking her degree in art at the University of California. JANE GOODXWIN Wlien folks think of jane they think of her twinkling eyes and roguish smile. She is a dandy little nurse, and her ambition is to be a bacteriologist. She is also a dramatist, having been a member of the Buskins for two YCIIYS. DAVID GRIFFIS Dave is a man with his own ideas and ocpinions. He is a great rea er and a good conversationalist. He is quite a lover of na- ture, too, for he intends to be a gardener and maybe a second Burbank.

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KATHERINE CONKLI5 This shy, dark-haired maiden is a wizard at the piano and also at obtain- ing scholarship letters. Her delightful personality and her willingness to help make her welcome wher- ever she goes. Kathy is a charter member of the Quirites Club, and her po- etic ability has won her a Migwan membership and the Associate Editorship of our Memoirs. ROBERT COOPER Bob is a good na- tured young chap who hasn't quite decided upon his future career. Wliile he is deciding, he is going to spend his time golfing, so who knows but that he may be a famous golf pro ? MACARIO CORPUZ Mark is truly the most courteous and polite mem- ber of the jan, '28 class. Althou h he has had to content? with many diffi- culties that most of us know nothing of, he has succeeded admirably in his high school course. Our best wishes for your future success, Macario. RAE DAVIS Rae is just the clever athletic type. Her main hobby is tennis and she certainly can play. She is an excellent French student and is going to study the teaching pro ession at Mon- mouth. FRANCIS DOUGLAS Francis has just enough dignity to warrant his be- ing a senior. His wavy blonde hair is the envy of his feminine classmates, while his never failing good humor makes him popular with the fellows. Remember him in the class play? ALBERT EHRENSTROM Here- -take a look at a regular fellow. Al is a radio fan, but is more noted for his taste in se- lecting bow-ties-if it is he who selects them. lf he opens a Ye Tye Shoppe in the future, he can be sure of the patronage of all his feminine classmates. DOUGLAS ELLIOT Doug plans to attend the University of Wasli- ington in order to take the first steps in becoming a business executive. judging from his ability as cashier at the caf, he will surely get on in the world. EDITH EMERY Edith is bound and de termined to be t success at her future college ind we firmly believe she will She is dependable and good worker as he ri s can tell you so vs ix not? ESTHER PNC I N Esther tm almost sax she has seen the world for during her high school ,feirs she has trtveled ll over the United States md Europe She is quite att especmlly dexoted to art ASTRID ERICRSON Ash has been in att ive member of the Tick kers for quite a while ind there s 1 good texson wht She is going to be 1 nt rst and is getting some pre . liminary practice in vu lx 2 mg food luck Ash' i x F T ' -ar N fr A ' L5 'li'n pf Qfggs 19 - ' --- I ' ., t T - Y ' -5 'lj 2 . ' ' I. X A' 21 ive iniclub affairs and '- -' I 1 .. I I 1 I I 1 ! f .Q i I -5

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LAURA HAGOOD Yes, Laura is another of our tennis champs who plays a perfect game. She is going to be a successful secretary some day, but first she is going to Ore- gon. Be sure you don't change your mind, Laurie, and go out for a tennis championship instead. HOXVARD HALL It gives us great pleasure to introduce this perfect gentleman. Howie's de- pendability and trustwor- thiness have gained him a high esteem of his fellow classmates. His present po- sition as theater usher is a stepping stone to his am- bition-theater manager. EVANS HAMILTON Evy intends to enter the profession of law. At present his interest is cen- tered in tumbling, and those of you who were ll-Sresent at the Freshman rolic can a preciate his skill, He is aljso a member of the Glee Club and Don- delenguas. TOM HANDLEY Of all the students who have helped to make our school a success, Tom is one who has done his share and more. He is a member of some of our most esteemed clubs and when it comes to school spirit-well, we just know we're mighty proud to have him in our class. FRED HANSEN Fred is just the kind of a fellow we would choose for our best friend and al. He is reserved and reliable, knows what he is doing, and does it well. ALLADINE HOLLISTER Alladine is known and loved by everyone. We all agree that she made a sweet Japanese lady in the Freshman Fi-olic. at least she received a good share of the applause. Alladine's ambition is to be a ood- natured teacher, andi we sincerely hope that she car- ries out her intentions. BETTY HURD Betty's nickname is Til- lie the Toilet , but she does not toil like Tillie in the comic strip. just ask anyone who went to the Frolic to tell you what a good worker Tillie is, As Lady Crackenthorpe in the class play, she scored u great hit. EVELYN HUTCHINGS Although Dickie likes to play that old Scotch game once in a while, most of her interests are French. Sl1e's a member of the Sans Souci and an ardent French student-so that ought to be sufficient proof of our guess. WILDRIC HYNES As a joke editor, Beans is a whiz. He is one of those few persons who can combine studies and a good time- as his scholarshi letters and his many friend? will indicate. He intends to be president of the Gen- eral Electric after his col- lege career. ALFRED JOHNSON Yes, you bet we like AL Though his ambi- tion was to raduate, now that he is aiout to leave us, he has acquired a sud den liking for school and is going on to O. A, C.