Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1935 volume:

MEMOIRS PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY ULYSSES S. GRANT HIGH SCHOOL PORTLAND-OREGON SENIOR CLASS JANUARY 1935 DEDICATION T O T A L E N T N A T U R E'S D O W E R T O YOUTH ■ ■ ■ 1 N THE LI G H T O F T R U T H - ■ s O M E H O U R MAY 1 T 1 N T O GENIUS FLOWER MESSAGE Three hundred years ago the first secondary school of our country was organized. The idea of free education was a new one, especially above the elementary level, but now yearly thousands of young people finish their four years of training in these people-supported schools. You are a vital part of that great army ready for the next higher unit of our educational system or ready to enter some form of profitable employment. We who have directed your stay within this school have watched your marked development; we realize, with pleasure, your growth in experience, in ability to meet problems, in a grasp of the fundamentals of some of the great fields of knowledge; a growth in ability to use our mother tongue in speech or writing; in ability to understand the economic and social problems of our day. We also trust that into your lives has come a great unswerving determination to advance those elements of culture, of refinement, of worthy ideals that will uplift our race. We trust you have developed many of the finer, the abiding spiritual values of life. You have made a real contribution to Grant High School by your participation in all of its activities. You have left conspicuous records in scholarship, journalism, student body organization, debate, dramatics, art, music, manual arts, club work, and athletics. Your wholesome enthusiastic leadership in the school's life has been appreciated. Your class play will stand out among the very best given at Grant. These short four years spent here have passed but they shall live on into your and our future. Farewell! Our best wishes go with you to real success! —A. F. Bittner. In dedicating this volume of Memoirs to Talent we are not presuming to ignore the fine things that high school has done for us, the graduating class. It is customary to write an appreciation of the inspiration our teachers have been to us, of the devotion our parents have shown us, or of the fellowship we have enjoyed with our classmates. However, great as are these gifts, high school can do nothing more for us than to discover and to develop our inherent talents. It is the shoulder of Talent—active Talent—at the wheel that keeps the machinery of progress moving. Nothing can bring greater hope or faith to man than the vision of Talent soaring to those heights where it becomes a glory—nothing greater despair than the sight of Talent mired and lost. Whether this soul-imbedded seed may in the proper atmosphere yet blossom into true genius; whether, like the down of a peach, it will be rubbed off in the rough passing of this world; whether it be smothered by circumstances or ripened by opportunity—this rests with us, and with Fate. —The Editors. A D M INIS T R A T A. F. BITTNER PRINCIPAL C. E. SCOTT VICE-PRINCIPAL ELIZABETH McGAW DEAN C L A S S A V V 1 s MR. CARTER MR. NOTTAGE MR. HORNING MISS FRIENDLY MISS BURNS MISS CLARKE MISS McGILL MISS WUEST DENTON BURDICK PRESIDENT JEANNE ARONSON VICE-PRESIDENT DOROTHY SCHOENLEN SECRETARY RALPH DAY TREASURER MEMOIRS STAFF Robert Cornthwaite Editor Marion Foley Asst. Editor Miriam Fouch Asst. Editor Jack Laird Sports Editor Patricia White Art Jimmy Neill Business Manager Betty Allen Art ADAMS, JOHN B. — Ben ; Committee, Freshman reception, I; Sound technician, class play, 8; Track, 3-5; Cashier, 1-2. ALLEN, ELIZABETH — Betty ; College prep.; Valetudon, 8; Advertising, class play, 8; Advertising, Girls' League show, 8; Art staff, Memoirs, 8; Service award, 7; Symphony poster contest, junior sweepstakes, 4. ALLEN, GEORGE — Quirites, 7-8; Room rep., I; Oregon State. ALLEN, NORMAN — Speed ; Camera, 7-9—Treasurer, 9; Traffic squad, 5-7; Oregon State. ANDERSON, FINLEY — College prep.; Election board, 7; May Fete, I; Typing award, 4; University of Oregon. ANDERSON, HELEN — College prep.: Girls' League rep., 7; Typing award, 4; Shorthand award, 7,8; University of Oregon. ANDERSON, KENNETH — Andy ; Oregon State. ARONSON, JEANNE — College prep.; T'Zuma, 5-8—Secretary, 7; History-Forum, 7-8; Co-ed ball committee, 8; Honor girl, 4; Girls' Leaguo president, 5; Vice-president, Senior class, 8; University of Oregon. BALDWIN, WALLACE — Baldy ; Quirites, 5-8; Faraday, 5-8: Masque and Dagger, 2-4; May Fete, I; Girls' League show, 8; Drum corps, 1-3; All E's, 1-8; Oregon State. BANES, HAROLD — College prep.; May Fete; Oregon State. BANZER, CAROLINE. BARNETT, JAMES — Classical; Alpine, 4-8; Quirites, 5-8—Vice-president, 8; Properties, class play, 8; Track, 3-5; Soccer, 4, 6; Golf, 5. 7; Drum and bugle corps, 1-3; Girls' League show, 6, 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Cashier, 3, 4; Room rep., 7; Election board, 7; University of Oregon. BARRIE, RONALD — College prep.; Election board, 7. BENSON, MARY E. — Entered from Westlake school for girls, Los Angeles; University of California at Los Angeles. BENSON, MILDRED — Millie ; Room rep., 6; Entered from Commerce; Northwestern Business College. BERG, GORDON H. — Gordy ; Election board, 7; Track. 6. 8; May Fete, 4, 6; University of Hawaii. BLACKMAN, ROSE — University of California at Los Angeles. BOLAND, DON—General; May Fete; Oregon State. BOTTLER, GRACE — Garry ; Sans Souci, 4-8; University of Oregon. BOYER, ANNE — Girls' League rep., 6. Adams, John B. Anderson, Finley Baldwin, Wallace Barrie, Ronald Blackman, Rose Allen, Betty Anderson, Helen Banes, Harold Benson, Mary E. Boland, Don Allen, George Anderson, Kenneth Banzer, Caroline Benson, Mildred Bottler, Grace Allen, Norman Aronson, Jeanne Barnett, James Berg, Gordon H. Boyer, Anne BOYER, BILL — Alpine, 5-8—Trip manager, 6—Vice-president. 7; Rod and Reel, 6-8—Trip manager. 7 —President, 8; Fire squad, 3-8—Captain, 8; Stage crew, 4-8—Chief, 8; Projectionist, 6-8; Room rep., 3; Oregon State. BRAMWELL, EDGAR — Butch ; Election board, 7; Basketball, 4; Baseball, 2, 4; Cross Country, 3; Cashier, 3; Room rep., 4. 5; University of California at Los Angeles. BRASSFIELD, MARY — College prep,; Valetudon, 6-8—Vice-president, 8; Wardrobe, class play. 8; Chairman, song and colors, 8; First place, girls' medium voice, Forest Grove contest, 5; First place, Girls' low voice, Forest Grove contest, 7; Comic opera, 8; Girls' League show, 6; Schubert cup. 8; Oregon State. BRETT, BILL — College prep. BRIX, ALICE — Brixy ; General; Valetudon, 7-9; Shorthand award; Typing award; Behnke-Walker. BROWN, MARJORIE — Valetudon, 6; Girls' League rep., 3, 7—President, 8; Announcements, 8; Graduation flowers, 8; Candy, Girls' League show, 8; Room rep., 8. BROWNLIE. NANN — Nannlie ; T'Zuma, 3-8; Class pictures. 8; Wardrobe, class play, 8; May Fete queen, 7; Girls' League show, 8; Cashier, 3, 4; Honor girl, 5; University of Oregon. BRUNNICK, WAYNE — General; Soccer, 8; Entered from Loyola high, Los Angeles, 4; Oregon State. BURDICK, DENTON — Polemic, 6—Secretary. 7; Hi-Y, 7. 8; Seventh-eighth term debate. 7-8—Best speaker, 7; Class president, 8; Georgetown. CALDERWOOD, ANDREW — Andy ; College prep.; Migwan, 7-8; Grant Dramatic, 5-8; Song and colors, 8; Girls’ League show, 6, 8; Art staff, Girls’ League show, 6, 8; May Fete, 5, 7; Freshman reception, I; Public speaking program, 6; Comic opera, 8; Art staff, Christmas program, 8; Seventh-eighth term dance committee, 7; Play committee, class play. 8. CAPLAN, ARNOLD—Art start, class play, 8. CARLSON, HAROLD — Camera, 5; Rod and Reel, 7-8; Track, 1-7; Soccer, 6; Cashier, 5. CARSON, JANE — Valetudon, 6-8—President, 8; Comic opera, 8; Entered from Omaha, Nebraska, 3; Oregon State. CARTER, GERALDINE — Jerry ; General; Cashier, 6; California School of Designing. CASSELL, BARBARA — College prep.; Graduation dresses, 9; May Fete, 6; University of Oregon. CAVENAH, JULIAN — Oregon State. CHRISTENSEN, STEWART — General; Camera, 7-8. CLARK, MALCOLM — Classical; Grant Dramatic, 5-8; Announcements, 8; Cast, class play, 8; Freshman reception, I; May Fete, I; Seventh-eighth term debate. 7-8—best speaker, 8. CLARKE, JANET EUNICE — History-Forum, 7-8—Reporter, 8; Chrostomathian, 8; Girls' League rep., 2, 5, 6—Secretary, 3—Vice-president, 6—Installation chairman, 6—General president, 8; Room rep., 3, 4; Cashier, 2, 3; Honor girl, 3; Committee, student body dance, 8; Committee, football banquet. 8; Girls' League show, 8; Committee, co-ed ball, 8. CLEFTON, CLAUDE A. — DeForest, 5-8; Royal G, 6-8; Manager, football, 6; Cashier, 4, 6; Drum and bugle corps, 1-3; University of Washington. Boyer, Bill Brix, Alice Burdick, Denton Carson, Jane Christensen, Stewart Bramwell, Edgar Brown, Marjorie Calderwood. Andrew Carter, Geraldine Clark, Malcolm Brassfield, Mary Brownlie, Nann Caplan, Arnold Cassell, Barbara Clarke, Janet Brett, Bill Brunnick, Wayne Carlson, Harold Cavenah, Julian Clefton, Claude A. COLE, KENNETH W. — Speed ; Tennis, 5, 7; May Fete, 3; Entered from Flathead high, Montana. COLE. VIRGINIA — Gina ; Valetudon. COLLETT, JANE — Cashier, 4-5; Decathlon award; Oregon State. CONNACHER. EMMAJANE. CORNTHWAITE, ROBERT — College prep.; Masque and Dagger, 2-4; Migwan, 5-8—Vice-president, 6—President, 7; Grant Dramatic, 5-8—Secretary, 7—President, 8; Election board, 7; Song and colors, 8; Play committee, class play, 8; Track, 3-5; Freshman reception, I; May Fete, 3, 5; Script. Girls’ League show, 8; Girls' League show, 6, 8; Advertising, class play, 8; Cast, class play, 8; Public speaking program, 6; Lincoln's birthday speaker, 7; Comic opera, 8; Script and cast, Frosh Frolic. 8; All E's, 1-8; Gorgas essay prize, 7; Cashier, 5; Editor, Memoirs, 8. CORNTHWAITE, WILLIAM — Bill ; College prep.; Rod and Reel, 6-8; Election board, 7; Chairman, announcements. 8; Track, 1-7; Room rep., 8; Reed college. CORY, PHYLLIS—Migwan, 5-7—President, 6; Grant Dramatic, 6-8—Reporter, 8; Song and colors, 8; Girls' League show, 6; Cast, class play, 8; Entered from Lowell high, San Francisco, 4; University of Oregon. COUZENS, GRACE—Shorthand award 100, 7—120, 8. CRESMER, MARY DELL — College prep.; Masque and Dagger, 2-4; History-Forum, 6; Election board, 7; Cashier, I; Girls' Leaguo rep., 3, 6; All E's, 8. DAHLSTROM, ROBERT — General; Alpine, 5-9—Vice-president, 9; May Fete, 6; Columbia U niversity. DAVIS, SYLVIA — Flower committee, 8; Armistice speaker, 8; Public speaking program, 8. DAY, RALPH — College prep.; Hi-Y, 7-8; Alpine, 3-8—President, 7; Fire squad, 4-8; Chairman, pin committee, 8; Room rep., I, 8; Cashier, 2, 4; Band leader, 6-8; Class treasurer, 8; Oregon State. DE KONING, MARION — Sans Souci, 6-7; Girls' League rep., 3; Shorthand award; Typing award; University of Oregon. DENT, BOB — College prep.; Masque and Dagger. 3, 4; Rod and Reel, 6; Philadorian, 7, 8; Alpine. 6-8; Polemic. 7. 8—Vice-president. 8; Hi-Y, 8; Cashier, 2. 3; Room rep., 5, 7; All E's, 1-6; May Fete. 1, 3, 5; Girls’ League show, 6. 8; Lincoln's birthday speaker, 7; Public speaking program, 6; Chresto-Philadorian debate. 8; Seventh-eighth term dance committee, 7; Editor, Grantonian, 8; Advertising. Memoirs. 8; Advertising, class play. 8; Class day committee. 8; Script, Frosh Frolic, 8; University of Oregon. DITEWIG, JACK — College prep.; Euclidean, 6-8—President, 8; King’s Knights, 8: Commencement committee, 8; Election board, 7; Entered from Everett high. 6. DOOLEY, ANGELA — General; Camera, 8, 9; May Fete; Decathlon award. DOW, ELEANOR — Dondelenguas, 6-8; Girls’ League show, 6: Cashier, 2; Typing award; Shorthand award. DRAKE, BETTY LOU — Dance committee, 6; Wardrobe, class play, 9; May Fete, 6; Advertising, Memoirs, 9; Cashier, 6; Girls’ League rep., 3, 7; University of Orogon. DUBIVER, BERTYL — Beetle ; Migwan, 7; History-Forum, 6-8—Vice-president, 7—President. 8; Commencement committee, 8; Script, Frosh Frolic, 8; Girls' League show, 6. 8; Cast, class play, 8; May Fete, 7; Entered from Lincoln, 5; University of California. DUSENBERY, BOB — Dusey ; Royal G. 8-9; Pictures. 9; Football. I. 3, 5, 7, 9; Soccer. 5. 7; Track. 2, 4, 6, 8—Letter, 8; Whitman or Ohio State University. Cole. Kenneth W. Cornthwaite, Robort Cresmer, Mary Dell De Koning, Marion Dow, Eleanor Cole. Virqinia Cornthwaite. William Dahlstrom, Robert Dent, Bob Drake, Betty Lou Collett, Jane Cory, Phyllis Davis, Sylvia Ditewig, Jack Dubiver, Bertyl Connacher, Emmajane Couzens, Grace Day, Ralph Dooley, Angela Dusenbery, Bob EGAN, JACK — College prep.; Royal G, 6-9; Room rep., 4; Track—Letter, 6, 8; Entered from San Jose high, Calif., 3. ELLIOTT, BOB — College prep.; Masque and Dagger, 2-4—Vice-president, 3—President, 4; Royal G. 8; Polemic, 6-8; Philadorian, 6-8; Hi-Y, 7-8—Secretary, 8; Student body dance committee, 7; Chairman, class day committee, 8; Cast, class play, 8; May Fete, 3, 5, 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Fire squad, 4-8— Captain, 8; Yell leader, 7-8; City yell king, 8; University of Oregon. ENKE, DORIS — College prep.; History-Forum, 6-8—Vice-president, 8; Advertising, Girls' League show, 8; Wardrobe, class play, 8; May Fete, I; Girls' League show, 2, 6; Frosh Frolic, 8; University of Oregon. ERICKSON, TURE — Swede ; Track, 5; Basketball, 8; University of Washington. EVANS, KATHERINE — Kay ; Thalian, 3-4; Wardrobe mistress, class play, 8; Song and colors, 8; University of Oregon. EWER, ALICE — College prep.; Grant Dramatic, 5-8; Properties, class play, 8; Girls' League show, 8; Girls’ League rep., 6; University of Oregon. FERGUSON, JOHN — Blackie ; College prep.; Entered from Pacific Grove high, Calif., 7; University of Washington. FISHER, ADRIENNE — College prep.; Mills college. FOLEY, MARION — College prep.; Chrestomathian, 6-8; History-Forum, 7-8; Cha irman, commencement committee, 8; Script, Girls' Loague show, 8; Co-ed ball committee, 8; Chresto-Philadorian debate—best speaker, 8; Honor girl, 3; Girls' League vice-president, 3—Rep., 4; Editorial staff, Memoirs, 8; All E’s, 2, 3, 6-8. FOUCH, MIRIAM—T'Zuma, 3-8—President, 8; History-Forum, 6-8—Secretary, 7; Girls’ League show, 8; Class day committee, 8; Girls' golf team, 5, 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Editorial staff, Memoirs, 8; University of Oregon. FOX, EUGENE — Socko ; College prep.; Royal G. 7, 9; Philadorian, 6-8; Polemic, 6-8; Football. 5, 7, 9; Soccer, 5, 7; Track, 6, 8; Room rop., 6, 7; Rutgers. FRIEDMAN. ESTELLE — Esty ; College prop.; Typing award 50; Shorthand award 80; Business college. GALAWAY, ORNEIDA — College prep.; Valetudon, 8; Attended Lincoln, 5; Northwestern School of Commerce. GERVING, WILLIAM B.— Bill ; College prep.; Traffic squad. 3; Track, 6; University of Oregon. GILLHAM, JUANITA — Nene ; Grant Dramatic, 5-8; Winner, state interview contest, Quill and Scroll, 7; Honorable mention, national Quill and Scroll contest—half scholarship to Drake University, 7; Girls' League rep., 8; University of Oregon. HALLAM. ELIZABETH — Lib ; College prep.; Thalian, 6-8—Reporter, 7; Property mistress, class play, 8; Girls' League rep., I, 6; Cashier, 3. HAMILTON, MARTHA — Marth ; Tri-Y, 6; Dondelenguas, 7-8; Oregon State. HANLEY, MARY ALICE — College prep.; Migwan, 6-8; Girls' League show, 2; Cashier, I, 2. HARRIS, ELEANOR — Lee ; Shorthand award 100, 8; Typing award 40, 5; Attended Washington high. HAUSMANN, HELEN — College prep.; Election board, 7; Costumes, Girls' League show, 8. Egan, Jack Evans, Katherine Foley. Marion Galaway, Orneida Hamilton, Martha Elliott, Bob Ewer, Alice Fouch, Miriam Gervirg, William B. Hanley, Mary Alice Enko, Doris Ferguson, John Fox Eugene Gillham, Juanita Harris, Eleanor Erickson, Ture Fisher, Adrienne Friedman, Estelle Hallam, Elizabeth Hausmann, Helen HAWES, MARGUERITE MAY — Margy ; College prep.; Northwestern Beauty college. HEDBERG, DORIS — Dondelenguas, 3-8—Reporter, 7—Secretary, 8; Girls' League rep., 8; Properties, class play, 8; Oregon State. HENDERSON, MARIAN — General; Graduation flowers, 8; Candy, Girls' League show, 8; Girls League rep., 6, 8; Entered from North Central high, Spokane, 5; Washington State. HILL, BILLIE — College prep. HILL, CECILE. HILL, KELLY — College prep.; Grant Dramatic, 5-8—Sergeant-at-arms, 7—Secretary, 8; Philadorian, 8; Sans Souci, 2, 3; Track, 1-7; Business manager, class play, 8; Pictures, 8; Committee, May Fete, 5; Girls' League show, 6, 8; Room rep., 8; Decathlon award. HILTON. BUD. HOBBS, LAWRENCE N. — Larry ; College prep.; Baseball, 8; Comic opera, 8; Drum corps, 1-3; University of Oregon. HOCHFELD, CHARLOTTE — College prep.; Properties, class play, 8; Election board, 7; Entered from Phoenix Union high, 2; University of Washington. HOFFMAN, MARSH — Hoff ; College prep.; Committee. May Fete, 3; Football, 2, 4, 6. 8—Letter, 8; Track, 7. HOWES, MARTHA M. — College prep.; T'Zuma, 4-8—Secretary, 8; Script, Girls' League show, 8; Service, May Fete, 5; Class gift, 8; Cashier, 3, 5; Honor girl, 5; Frosh Frolic, 8; University of Oregon. HULT, MARGARET — Peg ; College prep.; Entered from Jefferson City High, 6; Decathlon award, 7; University of Oregon. HUNT, NANCY — Nans ; College prep.; Girls' League rep., 3; Cashier, I; Oregon State. HUNTLEY, MURIEL — Dondelenguas, 6-8—President, 8; Girls' League show, 6; Honor girl, 6; Typing award; Shorthand award; Linfield. HYNSON, ANN — Betty ; College prep.; Migwan. IRWIN, ED — General; Football, I, 3; Track, 8; Girls League show, 8; May Fete, 2, 8; Comic opera, 8; Oregon State. JACKSON, PHILIP — Phil ; College prep.; Linfield. JENSEN, REINHARD — Bud ; Golf, 8; University of Washington. JEWETT, ROBERT — Bob ; College prep.; Euclidean, 7-8; Cashier, 2-4; Election board, 7; University of Washington. JOHANSON, DORIS — Girls' League rep., 5; Shorthand award 80, 7—100, 8; Northwestern School of Commerce. Hawes. Marguerite Hill, Cecile Hochfeld, Charlotte Hunt, Nancy Jackson, Philip Hedberg, Doris Hill, Kelly Hoffman, Marsh Huntley, Muriel Jensen, Reinhard Henderson, Marian Hilton, Bud Howes, Martha M. Hynsor, Ann Jewett, Robert Hill. Billie Hobbs, Lawrence N Hult, Margaret Irwin, Ed Johanson, Doris JOHNSTON, JAMES V., JR. — Jimmy ; College prep.; Philadorian, 3-8; Polemic, 5-8; Hi-Y, 5-8: Cafeteria board, 5; Assistant Treasurer, 6; Treasurer, 7; Student body president, 8; Girls' League show, 6, 8; May Fete committee, 3; May Fete, 5; Freshman reception, I; Room rep., 3; Cashier, 2. JORY, BOB — College prep.; Enrolled at Marshfield high, 7; Iowa Junior college. KAUFFMAN, RUTH— College prep.; Gift committee, 8; Freshman reception, I; May Fete, I, 5; Girls' League show, 6; Cast, class play, 8; University of Washington. KEEP, BARBARA — College prep.; University of Oregon. KENNINGTON, ELIZABETH — Bessie ; College prep.; Girls' International, 3-7; Migwan, 4-7—Vice-president, 7; Election board, 7; Girls' League rep., 7; All E's, 3, 4. KING, RICHARD B. — DeForest, 8; Wardrobe, class play, 8; Thanksgiving basket delivery, 6; Cashier, 4-5; Oregon State. KINGSLEY, GRACE — Classical; Migwan, 8; Election board, 7; Cashier, 2; All E's, 1-3, 5-6. KIRBY, HELOISE. KLEEB, WILLIAM A. — Bill ; Cast, class play, 9; Entered from Silverton high, 7; University of Hawaii. KOLEFF, DON — College prep.; May Fete, 2; All E's, 3; Pacific. KRASNOW, MERTEN — Nody ; College prep.; Faraday, 7-8; Entered from Polytechnic high school, Los Angeles. LAIRD, JACK — College prep.; Masque and Dagger, 2-4; Alpine, 5-8; Polemic, 6-8; Fire squad, 8; Seventh-eighth term dance committee; Freshman reception, I; Frosh Frolic, 8; Room rep., 2; Cashier, 3, 4; All E's, 1-4; Editorial staff, Memoirs, 8; University of Oregon. LENAU, JAMES — Jim ; College prep.; Royal G, 5-9; Junior football—Letter, 3; Varsity letters. 5, 7, 9; Room rep., 5, 7; Washington State. LIKINS, CHARLOTTE — Sharlie ; College prep.; Valetudon, 7-8; Properties, class play, 8; Freshman reception, I; Election board, 7; Oregon State. LIND, BILL — College prep.; Royal G, 5-8; Girls' League show, 2. 6, 8; Baseball letter, 5. LINDER. EUGENE. LINDHJEM, EDNA — Lindy ; Entered from Girls' Polytechnic. 5 Willamette University. LINDHJEM, NORMAN C.— Lynch 'em ; Football, 4, 6; Baseball, 5, 7; Oregon State. LITTLE, KATHRYN— Kay ; Quirites, 5-8; Traffic squad. 4-7; All E's, 1-8. LOMBARD, COLMAR — Drum corps; Oregon State. Johnston, James Kennington. Elizabeth Kleeb, William A. Lenau, James Lindhjem, Edna Jory, Bob King. Richard B. Koleff, Don Likins, Charlotte Lindhjem, Norman Kauffman, Ruth Kingsley, Grace Krasnow, Merten Lind, Bill Little, Kathryn Keep, Barbara Kirby, Heloise Laird, Jack Linder, Eugene Lombard, Colmar LUEDDEMAN, JOAN S. — Joe ; General, Girls' League rep., 5: Entered from Miss Cetfin’s school, 3. MACDANIELS, BETTY QUEEN — College prep.; Tri-Y, 5-8—Vice-president, 8; Election board, 7; Oregon State. MACKEY, JAMES— Mac”; General; King's Knights, 7; Washington State. MAEDKE, ERWIN. MARNON. VIRGINIA. MAUTZ, DAVID Rod and Reel; Alpine Properties, class play 8 Pictures, 8; Stanford. McCRAW, BILL— Mac : College prep.; Euclidean, 6-8; Royai G, 8; Manager, baseball, 7; May Fete, I; Oregon State. MEYER, JEAN — College prep.; Graduation flowers, 8 Art staff, Girls’ League show; Girls League rep., 5, 7; Oregon State. MIETH. RICHARD C.— Rod and Reel—Vice-president, 7; Stage manager, class play, 9; Frosh Frolic 9; Advertising. May Fete Room rep., 3; University of Oregon. MILLER, JANE — Chrestomathian, 7-8—President, 8; Chairman, class gift committee. 8; Cast, class play, 8; Room rep., 5; Girls' League president, 6; Chresto-Philadorian debate—best speaker, 7; University of California. MILLER, THOMAS— Tom ; College prep.; Masque and Dagger; Qrani Dramatic, 5-7; Fresh mar. reception, I; May Fete, 5; Cashier, 2; Traffic squad, 1-6—Captain, 5, 6; University of Oregon. MILNE, MARION Abie ; Manager, baseball, 2, 4; May Fete, 2. 5; Decathlon award, 7; Oregon State. MOORE, LEONARD MAURICE — Fiddle Feet ; College prep.; Football; May Fete, 5; Christmas program, 8; Enrolled at Centralia high, Wash., at Franklin, at Washington; University of Oregon. MORELAND, EVERETT -College prep.; Track, 2 4, Football, 5. 7; Decathlon award, 6; Wardrobe, class play, 9; University of Washington. MOSLER, MAXWELL I. — Manie ; Royal G, 8 9; Track, 3, 5, 7, 9—Junior letter, 5; Football, 2; May Fete committee, 8; Room rep., I, 2. MOUNTAIN, JOHN — Junior basketball. 3; Frosh Frolic, 9; May Fete, 4, 6; Fire squad, 4-8—Captain, 7, 8; Room rep., 7; University of Oregon. MUNLY, BOB NASH, ETHELYN — Lynne ; Linfield. NEILL, JIMMY — College prep.; Faraday, 5; Rod and Reel, 6-8; Alpine, 5-8—Secretary, 6—President, 8; Philadorian, 8; Fire squad, 8; Seventh-eighth term dance committee; Committee, Frosh Frolic, 8; Chairman, pictures, 8; Nominating committee, 5; Cafeteria board, 6; Track, 1-7; May Fete, I, 3; Cashier, 3; Room rep., 5; University of Oregon. NEMYRE, RICHARD — DeForest; Radio; Oregon Institute of Technology. Lueddeman, Joan S. Marnon, Virginia Mieth, Richard C. Moore, Leonard Munly, Bob MacDaniels, Betty Mautz, David Miller, Jane Moreland, Everett Nash, Ethelyn Mackey, James McCraw. Bill Miller, Thomas Mosler, Maxwell Neill, Jimmy Maedke, Erwin Meyer, Jean Milne, Marion Mountain, John Nemyre, Richard NORTHRUP, VIRGINIA 'Gin '; Collegn prop.; Quiritas, 5-8—Vico prosidont, 7—President, 8; Election board, 7; All E‘t, I; Linlield. OSWELL, JUNE Ossie' General; Valetudon, 6-9; Enrolled at Philomath and Tillamook, 2 3; Typing award; Mills college. PATTON, ROSEMARY Pat ; Classical; Migwan, 3 8—Secretary, 6—President, 8; Advertising, class play, R; Traffic squad. 3 7; Lost and Pound, 6 8; Preshman reception, I; NRA essay, 7th prize. 6; All E's, 18; Pomona. PEAKE, JIM -College prep.; Alpine, 6 8; Rod and Reel, 6-8; Philadorian, 8; Junior track; Cashier, 4; All E‘s, 2, 3, 6; Oregon State. PHILLIPS, BILLIE — Masque and Dagger, 2 4—Secretary, 4; Chrestomathian. 4-7; Nominating committee, 6; Advertising, class play. 8; Basketball banquet committee. 7; Advertising, Memoirs, 8; Chairman, football banquet committee, 8; Student body secretary, 7; Student body vice-president. 8. PPOTZER, PAUL — Stamp club, 7-8; Track, 3; Willamette University. PLAI5TED, ELPREDA Freda College prep.; Girls International, 5-8—Secretary, 6: Chrestomathian, 6-8—Vice-president, 8. Quirites, 5-6—Secretary, 5;; Cafeteria board. 7; Girls’ League president, I—Vice-president, 4 Room rep., 1,3; Cashier. S; Honor girl. S: Oregon State. PORTER PEGGY — Peg Sans Souci. 4-5; Girls’ League rep., 4; Election board. 7; Oregon State. POS, JOSEPHINE — Chrestomathian, 7-8; Quirites, 5-6: Girls' League show, 2; Girls League vice-president. 2; All E‘� , 1-8. POTTER, TOM -General Euclidean, 6-9—Vice-president—Reporter; DeEorest, 4-9—President—Vice-president—Secretary- -Reporter Room rep., 8: Cashier, 2. 3; Oregon State. PRlOEAUX R08ERT — Traffic squad, 3; Baseball. I, 3; University of Oregon. RADDON. PEGGY — College prep.; Sans Souci 4-5—Secretary. $ T Zuma 6-8: Seventh-eighth term dance committee 7 Committee Frosh Prolic. 8 May Pete. 5 Cashier, I; Girls' League rep. 3-4— Vice-president. 8—President, 5; Honor girl, S University of Oregon. RAGSOALE. EVELYN —College prep.; Sam Souci. 4-5 Election board. 7; University of Oregon. RASMUSSEN DOROTHY - College prep. Room rep. 2 Girh League rep. 3 All Es Typing award 60; Shorthand award 120 Northwestern. RAUCH ASHBY —T'Zuma 6-8 Nominating committee 4 Seventh-eighth term dance committee Froth Frolic committee 8; Cashier, I. 5; Honor girl. I May Pete Girls League rep. 2—Secretary 3—-President. 7. REIOHEAO. JE ANNE — College prep. May fete princess 7: Entemo from St. Ma-y s higr. 2 5t. Helen's Hall. RICE. ARCHIE — Feredey 7-8: Euclidean 8 Entered from Benson 6. RICHARDSON GORDY — Decathlon award 5 Soccer o footba' 2 Track 5 Unrvenrn of Oregon RINGE TRUVTON - College prep. Roc anc Ree. 5-7—Secretary 7; Aiome 5-S BaMear 1 Polemic. 8 Fire squad 6-8—Captain 8 Cashier 2 Oats pim 8 Girts meager - e Oregon State. ROBINSON JANE- College r eg. Va� etudor. 9 Sans 9 Etecnor eoanc 7: b-fversus c- Oregon. Northrup, Virginia Phillips, Billie Pos, Josephine Ragsdale, Evelyn Rice, Archie Oswell, June Pfotier, Paul Potter, Tom Rasmussen, Dorothy Richardson, Gordy Patton, Rosemary Plaisted, Elfreda Prideaux, Robert Rauch, Ashby Ringe, Truxton Peake, Jim Porter, Peggy Raddon, Peagy Reidhead, Jeanne Robinson, Jane ROCKWOOD, DAVID—Quirites, 5-8—President, 7; Faraday, 8. ROEDEL, GRACE — College prep.; Class day committee, 8; Make-up, Girls’ League show, 8; Election board, 7; Advertising, Memoirs, 8; Entered from Washington high, 2; Enrolled at Roosevelt high, Seattle, 6; University of Oregon. ROPER, BETTY JANE — Tri-Y, 5-6; Valotudon, 8; Entered from Broadway high, Seattle. ROSE, LAURA MAY — College prep. ROSS, DOROTHY— Dodo ; General; Tri-Y, 3-4; Pasadena Junior college. SCHILDON, LOIS — College prep.; Valetudon, 8; Shorthand award 100; University of Oregon. SCHOENLEN, DOROTHY — Dot ; College prep.; T'Zuma, 6-8; Cashier, I, 3, 4; Honor girl, 6; Girls' League secretary, 5; Class secretary, 8; University of Oregon. SENDERS, BARBARA — History-Forum, 7-8—Sergeant-at-arms, 8; Advertising, Memoirs, 8; Make-up, Girls' League show, 8; Pictures. 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Entered from Washington, 2. SHANAHAN, MAXINE — Max ; General; Oregon State. SHERMAN. DAVID. SHORES. DONALD. SMITH, AILEEN — Make-up, Girls' League show, 8; May Fete; Oregon State. SMITH. ELLEN HARRIET — College prep.; Properties, Girls' League show, 8; Honor girl, 4; Election board, 7; Typing award; All E’s, 1-2; Oregon State. STAMETS, WAYNE — General; Royal G, 8; Track—Letter, 7; Decathlon award; Properties, class play, 8; May Fete, 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Cashier, 2; Drum and bugle corps, I; University of Oregon. STANFORD. DICK. STANLEY. KATHERINE — Kay ; College prep.; Girls' International, 5-8; Dondelenguas, 5-6; May Fete, I; Properties, class play, 8; Honor girl, I; All E’s, I; Girls' League rep.; University of Oregon. STEWART. DOROTHY — Little Stew ; College prep.; T’Zuma, 3-6; Announcements, 8; Freshman reception, I; May Fete, 5; Girls' League show, 8; Room rep., I; Cashier, 2; University of Oregon. STEWART, MARIAN — College prep.; University of Washington. STRAIN, BETTY JEAN— Betts ; Sans Souci; Freshman reception, I; Frosh Frolic, 8; Properties, Girls' League show, 4. SUTTER. MILDRED — General; Election board, 7; Entered from Washington high, 6; University of Washington. Rockwood, David Ross, Dorothy Shanahan, Maxine Smith, Ellen Stewart, Dorothy Roedel, Grace Schildon, Lois Sherman, David Stamets. Wayne Stewart, Marian Roper, Betty Jane Schoenlen, Dorothy Shores, Donald Stanford, Dick Strain, Betty Jean Rose. Laura May Senders, Barbara Smith, Aileen Stanley. Katherine Sutter, Mildred SWEENEY, MARY — College prep.; Dondelenguas, 6-8; Costumes, Girls' League show, 6; Boolcholder, class play, 8; Girls' League rep., 3; Typing award 32; Shorthand award 60; Reed college. THOMAS, EVAN — Alpine, 7-8; Rod and Reel, 5; Announcements, 8; May Fete, I; Room rep., 5; Cashier, 2; Washington State. TUOMY, JACK — College prep.; Royal G, 6-8; Euclidean, 6; Manager, baseball, 3, 5—Basketball, 7 —Football, 6, 8—4 letters; Commencement committee, 8; Election board, 7; Oregon State. VAN ZANDT, MARGARET — Valetudon, 7-8; Freshman reception, I. VAN STROM, GENEVIEVE — Tri-Y, 4-6; Euclidean, 5-6; Girls' League rep., I; Honorable mention, Sacajawea contest, 6; All E's, 3-5; University of California. VINES, MORTON L. — Mort ; College prep.; Room rep., I; Track, 2, 4; Baseball, 6; Golf, 4, 6, 8; University of Washington. WALKER, HUBERT E. — General; Faraday; Camera; Oregon State. WALKER. JOYCE — Vice-president Girls' League, I—Rep., 3. 4; All E's, 1-4; Cashier, 2. WARD, WALLACE — Euclidean, 6-7; Faraday, 7-8; Camera, 6; Wardrobe, class play, 8; Comic opera, 8; President, gym leaders; Room rep., I, 2, 4. WARREN, WALTER — Comic opera, 8. WASSARD, TED — History-Forum, 6-8—Vice-president, 8; Election board, 7; Football, 6, 8; Girls' League show, 8; Advertising, wardrobe, class play, 8; Play committee, class play, 8; University of Washington. WATERBURY, LUCY — Lou ; College prep.; Business college. WEIDER, LOIS — Valetudon, 8; Freshman reception, I; Girls' League show, 2; May Fete, I, 3. 5; Cashier, 1-3; University of Oregon. WESTON, HAROLD — Lil Abner ; Stamp club, 6; Advertising, Memoirs, 8; Song and colors, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Track, 4, 6. 8; Golf, 5, 7; Decathlon award, 8: Cast, class play, 8; Room rep., 5; University of Oregon. WHITE, PATRICIA — Pat ; College prep.; History-Forum. 7-8; Chrestomathian, 7-8; Advertising, properties, class play. 8; Class day committee, 8; Art staff, Girls' League show, 8; May Fete, 5; Art staff, Memoirs, 8; Girls’ League rep., 2, 3, 6; Grantonian cartoonist; Service awards, 6, 7; University of Oregon. WHITNEY, IRIS— ' I key ; Tri-Y, 7-8—Reporter, 8; Valetudon, 8; Girls' League show, 7; Comic opera, 8. WILLIAMS, BARBARA CAROLYN —- Bobs ; Christmas program, 5, 7, 9; Spring concert, 6, 8; Girls' League show, 7; Comic opera, 9; Graduation program, 8; Entered from Roosevelt high, Seattle, 3; University of Washington. WISTING, WAYNE — Call Me Judge ; College prep.; Camera, 5, 6—Sergeant-at-arms, 5—Secretary, 6; Faraday. 7, 8—Sergeant-at-arms. 8; Euclidean. 8; Royal G. 7-8; Election board, 7; Track. 3, 5 —Manager, 7; Freshman reception, I; Cashier, 2; Oregon State. WOOD, JOEINE — Play committee, class play, 8; Girls' League show, 2, 6; Freshman reception, I; Girls' League president, 2; University of Oregon. Sweeney, Mary Thomas, Evan Van Strom, Genevieve Vines, Morton L. Ward. Wallace Warren, Walter Weider, Lois Weston, Harold Williams, Barbara C. Wisting, Wayne Tuomy, Jack Walker, Hubert E. Wassard, Ted White. Patricia Wood, Joeine Van Zandt, Margaret Walker, Joyce Waterbury, Lucy Whitney, Iris CLASS SONG We're thinking today of our fond recollections, Of pleasures found here at Grant High; Of our student days and the joys they have brought us, As time of departure draws nigh. We leave after four years of being together, Now singing a song in thy praise. We'll always remember, keep glowing the ember That flamed in our happiest days. ■ BATTLING THE BILLOWS The roll and rumble of tumbling waves, The rise and fall of the deep, The whistling wind and the stinging rain, The deck's tipping, crazily steep; The lash of the spray with its blinding sting As it cuts across the face, The lurch of the ship as it heaves with the sea, And battles the salt embrace. But after the storm a gentle calm When sunlit shines the sea, The seagulls' graceful diving down In screaming ecstasy. 'Tis life, this battling with the waves, This wild and stormy strife, The loud wind's answer from the caves To the roar of the deep and the rife. But when it is passed we think of the guide, The man at the helm, his strength, His love and his will, and a tested skill That brought us through at length. Let wild winds howl and billows roll, The rain lash, and the sleet— My Captain's true; I'm in His hold. He'll guide me o'er the deep. —Elizabeth Kennington. CLASS COLORS: TURQUOISE BLUE - SILVER CLASS PLAY H '' T H E P A T S Y The jinx of illness and postponement which hampered the production of Barry Conners' play, The Patsy, during the weeks of rehearsal was unable to spoil the final presentation of that unusually well-received and entertaining comedy of American family-life. Under the direction of Miss Marie Churchill, ten actors and actresses of the Senior class of January, 1935, presented the popular Patsy during the afternoon and evening of December 7, 1934. THE CAST Mrs. Harrington Mr. Harrington Grace Harrington Patricia Harrington Billy Caldwell Tony Anderson Sadie Buchanan Francis Patrick O'Flaherty Trip Busty Jane Miller Andrew Calderwood Phyllis Cory Ruth Kauffman Malcolm Clark matinee Bill Kleeb evening Bob Elliott Bertyl Dubiver Bob Cornthwaite Harold Weston iCLAS5 I HISTORY JNE 3 :JA.ri j GIRLS LEA6UE 34 ON THE LIBRARY SHELF. AT THE ANNUAL BOO LOOK A S YOU PASS T A E jlGove RNr.Ef ‘ • - L VO� Ct CULT YOU'LL FIND T H E C H A R A C T E R S LIFE-LIKE. C L E A R IN THE MAD PUR SUITS OF T HEIR SENIOR Y E A R PUBLIC SPEAK IMG DC BATING SCNIOR I r LASS I i SPORTS —. ,.voux, s O CLOSE THE BOOK WITH A PENS 1 V E SIGH Y OU'LL BE A SENIOR B Y E A N D B Y E CLASS WILL We, the class of January '35, about to turn the key in the door of life, being fairly sound in body and more or less sound in mind—draw your own conclusions from the following—do hereby make our last will and testament. With shaky hands, moistened brow, and tearful eye, we do leave to our joyous mourners, the coming Senior class, our old haunts and habits—viz., putting Miss Griggs in a daily dilemma; our hog-calling tendencies in center hall; our freedom to roam the halls at will, thus distracting agitated reg. teachers and those whose rooms border our raucous path, and so on, far into the night. As to more material legacies, we do will, with much delight and a misplaced sense of humor, the following to the sundry individuals mentioned herein. Pat White bequeaths her collection of riding ribbons to Jane Sterratt. Ruth Kauffman sends her athletic zeal to Marilyn Tennant. Marsh Hoffman gives his argumentative ability to John Porter. Bill Cornthwaite donates his willingness to cooperate to Betty Wetterborg. Barbara Senders gives her dexterity in disrupting the library to her younger sister, Betty. Bertyl Dubiver hands her worry, worry, worry to Marjorie Schmitt. Jack Laird sends his sport scoops to the next Grantonian staff. Nann Brownlie wills her crown to all prospective queens. Josephine Pos bequeaths her excellent scholarship to June Patterson. Elizabeth Kennington leaves her Chinese reminiscences to the Richard Halliburtons of the next class. Truxton Ringe gives his height to Alan Crosbie. Jack Ditewig passes his schoolgirl complexion on to Bob Falkenhagen. Bob Dusenbery leaves his queer name to Lucille Jungck. Doris Enke gives her inspiring deportment grades to Jane Hanawalt. Martha Howes wills her banana-milk diet to Tom Bishop. Tom Miller sends his booming voice to Marjorie McLoughlin. Ted Wassard donates his fondness for shivering Fords to Larry de la Fontaine. Betty Lou Drake gives her get-your-man tactics to Dorothy Sutton. Ellen Smith wills her mile-a-minute speech to June Martinson. (Signed) Class of January ‘35. Witnesses: DENTON BURDICK JEANNE ARONSON DOROTHY SCHOENLEN RALPH DAY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Service Representative Athletic Representative Editor of Grantonian President of General Council President of Girls' League Jimmy Johnston Biliie Phillips Betty Weigal Bob Fletcher Bud Aronson Ed Burkitt Bill Gleason Bob Dent Herb Schoenlen Janet Clarke ADMINISTRATION Principal Vice-Principal Dean A. F. Bittner C. E. Scott Elizabeth McGaw ORGANIZATIONS ADELPHIAN — Irene Anderson, president; Robert Heyns, vice-president; Renee Johnson, secretary; David Martin, sergeant-at-arms; Gaye Roberts, reporter; Miss Whittiesey, adviser. ALPINE — Jimmy Neill, president; Robert Dahlstrom, vice-president; David Mautz, secretary; Alan Bertz, manager of trips; Mr. May, adviser. CAMERA — Gerald Arthur, president; Bob Beckwith, vice-president; Harvey Blakes-lee, secretary; Harry Winkler, treasurer; Angus Crawford, reporter; Mrs. Martin, adviser. CHRESTOMATHIAN — Jane Miller, president; Elfreda Plaisted, vice-president; Jeanne Hazen, secretary; Mrs. McCool, adviser. DE FOREST — Allen Davis, president; Tom Potter, vice-president; John Simpson, secretary; Mr. Wagner, adviser. DONDELENGUAS — Muriel Huntley, president; Alden Vognild, vice-president; Doris Hedberg, secretary; Virginia Harding, reporter; Miss Wickman, adviser. EUCLIDEAN—Jack Ditewig, president; Tom Potter, vice-president; Marjorie Valentine, secretary; Bob Falkenhagen, reporter; Lloyd Pennington, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Hoel, adviser. FARADAY — Jimmy Cutler, president; Emerson McKenzie, vice-president; Dick Fry, secretary; Wayne Wisting, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Curry, adviser. GERMANIA — Marjorie Schmitt, president; Richard Faust, vice-president; Laurita Abendroth, secretary; Doris Zines, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Von Wintzingerode, adviser. GIRLS' INTERNATIONAL — Alma Sies, president; Virginia Harding, vice-president; Dorothy Sutton, secretary; Ethel Cline, reporter; Miss Retzlaff, adviser. GRANT DRAMATIC — Bob Cornthwaite, president; Shirley Say, vice-president; Kelly Hill, secretary; Phyllis Cory, reporter; Miss Ewer, adviser. HISTORY-FORUM — Bertyl Dubiver, president; Doris Enke, vice-president; Ted Was-sard, second vice-president; Jack Buker, secretary; Barbara Senders, sergeant-at-arms; Janet Clarke, reporter; Miss Eckelson, adviser. Hl-Y — Bud Burnett, president; Herb Schoenlen, vice-president; Bob Elliott, secretary; Bob McCalley, treasurer. KING'S KNIGHTS — Bob Horning, president; Tom Turner, vice-president; Bill McKenzie, secretary; Doug Walwyn, sergeant-at-arms; Mr. Rickies, adviser. MIGWAN — Rosemary Patton, president; Elizabeth Kennington, vice-president; Mary Louise Harrison, secretary; Ann Hynson, reporter; Jere Nelson, contacting agent; Miss Burns, adviser. PHILADORIAN — Bill Feigenson, president; John Porter, vice-president; Howard Jones, secretary; John Adams, sergeant-at-arms; Mr. Dirksen, adviser. POLEMIC— Bud Burnett, president; Bob Dent, vice-president; John Porter, secretary; John Adams, sergeant-at-arms; Mr. Horning, adviser. QUIRITES — Virginia Northrup, president; Jim Barnett, vice-president; Robert Burkholder, secretary; Roger Randall, reporter; Clifton Bruland, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Hagar, adviser. ROD AND REEL—Bob Boyer, president; Mitchell Johnston, vice-president; Leslie Werschul, secretary; Bob Slocum, manager of trips; Mr. White, adviser. ROYAL G — Emerson McKenzie, president; Gale Smith, vice-president; Jack Barry, secretary; John Yerby, sergeant-at-arms; Mr. Edwards, adviser. SANS SOUCI — Syvil Lucas, president; Betty Starr, vice-president; Margaret Mullen, secretary; Miss Caldwell, adviser. STAMP CLUB — Grover Williams, president; William Phelps, vice-president; Jack Joslin, secretary; Miss Clouse, adviser. THALIAN TRI-Y T'ZUMA VALETUDON ALPINE Hl-Y FIRE SQUAD — Dick Fry, chief; Bob Falkenhagen, assistant chief; Mr. Wagner, adviser. GENERAL COUNCIL—Herb Schoenlen, president; Key Wren, secretary. STAGE CREW — Bill Boyer, chief; Tom Kennedy, assistant chief; Bob Apperson, chief electrician; Alfred Canada, loft manager; Mr. Carter and Mr. Ferrier, advisers. TRAFFIC SQUAD — Otho Smith, chief; Dick Hays, assistant chief; Douglas Faunt, Roger Randall, Robert Crichton, Robert Burkholder, captains; Mr. Simpson, adviser. THALIAN — Gerry May, president; Martha Brigham, vice-president; Janet Stinson, secretary; Evelyn South, reporter; Miss Hart, adviser. TRI-Y — Vivian Willing, president; Betty MacDaniels, vice-president; Marjorie McLean, secretary; Billie Richards, treasurer; Marjorie French, council representative; Mrs. Chaney, adviser. T'ZUMA — Miriam Fouch, president; Thelma Dahlquist, vice-president; Martha Howes, secretary; Jean Babcock, reporter; Miss Griggs, adviser. VALETUDON — Jane Carson, president; Mary Brassfield, vice-president; Virginia McDermid, secretary; Miss Hiestand, adviser. FOOTBALL Completing his second season at the helm of the Grant football squad, Head Coach Ted Rohwer piloted one of the finest bunches of gridders ever to wear the blue and gray to a second place finish in the Interscholastic league. The 1934 campaign was the most successful that the General gridiron forces have experienced in many an autumn, and much of the credit should go to Coach Rohwer and to Assistant Coach Ray Wolfe. Emerging the victors five times, Grant won more games than any other team in the league. The final standing of the teams was: Washington W 4 L 1 T 2 Pet .800 Grant 5 2 0 .714 Lincoln 4 1 2 .667 Roosevelt 3 2 2 .600 Jefferson 2 2 2 .500 Commerce 2 4 1 .333 Franklin 2 5 0 .286 Benson 1 5 0 .167 Note.—Jefferson-Benson game declared no contest. RESUME O F SEASON'S GAM ■ n i Grant 19 Longview 0 Making Their season's debut againsi Longview Coach Rohwer's Generais won an impressive 19 to 0 victory over the Lumberjacks. Earl Dusenbery scored the first Grant touchdown of the ,ear when he galloped 25 yards to the goal line after receiving a pass from Bill Gleason. The other touchdowns were counted by Gleason on a buck through the line and by Ed Strohecker on a blocked kick. Strohecker place-kicked the point after the first touchdown. Grant 17 Commerce 8 The Stenogs of Commerce almost spoiled the blue and gray's Interscholastic league opener, but not quite. The game was not five minutes old when Earl Dusenbery took Gleason's pass in the end zone for a touchdown. Ed Strohecker converted with a perfect place kick. However. Commerce came back to score a touchdown and a safety to jump into an 8 to 7 lead. Still trailing with only five minutes of play remaining and holding the ball on the Penpushers' 23-yard ine, the Generais staked Their chances on The aec.rate right foot of Ed Strohecker and the giant tackle did not fail his Team mares, booting a bea_v field goal from placement. Jus before The final gun Grant sco-ed aga n .. tn Gene Fox carrying tie ba I over and Strcreccer converting. Grant 6 Benson 0 Protecting a no o . iead gained ea- y in me first quarter when Bil Gieaso-bour-ced off tact e for a touchdown the blue and gray gridmer won -ne: secc-o game 6 to 0 from Benson Tech. The Mechanics threatened throughout the fray, but could not cross that iast white line. GranT 0 Jefferson 21 Bew dered by a Jefferson attack That scored two touchdowns before the ga e •.as five mir-ures o.o Teo Ron webs proteges lost to the Democrats in a contest later given o Gra'-’ beca.se of tne ineligibility of a Jefferson player. Grant, fourteen point behi.no at the outset of The struggle, fought a game but losing fight all the way. Note.—Forfeited to Grant by Jefferson. Sranr 0 Roosevelt 20 Victims of one of me oiggesr upsets of ’he year, Grant's silver-heimeted warriors were trampled 20 to 0 by a vasny under-rated Roosevelt eleven. Downhearted over Tneir previous weer. s loss to Jemersen, the beys yielded a -ouchdown early in the inif� a; quarter and were unable to catch up. Grant 0 Lincoln 2 Playing one of their best games of the season, the Generals were the victims of some tough breaks and had to bow to Lincoln 2 tc 0. Blocking a kick early in the second quarter in the Grant end zone, the Cards, although completely outplayed, clung to their narrow lead to eke out the win. Grant 13 Franklin 2 Coming back with vengeance, Ted Rohwer's victory-hungry stalwarts took out their wrath on the hapless Quakers of Franklin. Ripping off tackle at will for big gains, Bill Gleason twice crossed the maroon and gray goal line. Strohecker's place kick after the second touchdown accounted for the thirteenth point. Grant 13 Washington 7 Closing the season against their traditional rivals, the Colonials of Washington, the Generals trotted out onto the gridiron full of pep and confidence, refusing to be overawed by the Colonials' unbeaten record. After a scoreless first quarter the blue and gray gridmen suddenly went wild, and over the champions' goal line went first Bill Gleason and then Earl Dusenbery. Ed Strohecker sent the pigskin straight between the goal posts for the extra point after the second score. Playing the second half in a driving rain, the Generals saw Eldon Jenne's title-bound eleven narrow the gap to six points in the third quarter, and then came back to play the big maroon machine off its feet in the final quarter to end their season in a blaze of glory and to register the most stunning upset of the entire year. GRADUATING LETTERMEN Jim Lenau FOOTBALL Guard Three letters Gene Fox Halfback Two letters Marsh Hoffman Guard One letter Jack Egan TRACK Broad Jumper Two letters Bob Dusenbery Sprinter One letter Max Mosler Quarter-miler One letter Wayne Stamets Half-miler One letter Billy Lind BASEBALL Third Base One letter Kenny Cole TENNIS One letter o N O R S J H To Jack Edwards went the first award of the Dorman plaque. The youthful field general was voted by his team mates to have been the biggest inspiration to them throughout the season. In addition to the personal trophy, Jack's name was placed on the large plaque kept at school. Selected on the various all-star teams picked by Portland newspapers were Bob McCalley, veteran center, and Bill Gleason, dashing halfback. The playing of these two boys stood out in every game that Grant played. Bob Elliott, with 2500 cheering throats aiding him, won the yell leaders' contest sponsored by the Portland Chamber of Commerce, between halves at the opening game of the Interscholastic football league, winning for himself the title of yell king of the city and for Grant the permanent possession of a silver cup. The Schubert cup, given to that member of the glee club who has been of outstanding service to the school, musically, was awarded to Mary Brassfield. NIGHT ON THE WILLAMETTE The river from shore is a smooth dance floor Of cool and slippery brown, And my soft thoughts glide on the moving tide, As it slips through the twinkling town. In the pools of light from the town at night The shadows of my dream Cross and recross on the cool brown gloss Of the gently slipping stream. — Rosemary Patton. ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE MEMOIRS STAFF WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE ASSISTANCE OF: MISS WUEST AND MISS CLARKE IN AIDING AND ADVISING THE STAFF. 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