Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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A E S S A G E ' These Memoirs cannof fell fhe complefe hisfory of your splendid class, buf fhey will help you fo ive over, in mind, fhe few years spenf af Granf. The picfures of classmafes, officers, faculfy, friends, buildings, school acfivifiesg fhe carfoons and snapshofs: fhese and ofher feafures will ever call forfh many sweef memories. I Four imporfanf years have gone quickly buf fhe experiences, fhough pasf, live on. Think nof so much of your school days as a preparafion, buf rafher as a rich experience, a parf of your complefe life. If fhese experiences have increased your knowledge of facfs and men, if fhey have given you courage and a wholesome ouflook, if you have learned how fo sfudy, how fo face difficulfies and approach problems, how fo give and fake-and fake if cheerfully, fhen be nof afraid of fhe fufure. ' You are now a parf of fhaf already large body of Granf alumni which has helped fo make fhis a school of which our cify is proud. To you, fhe alumni, we look for consfrucfive leadership in ousiness, in fhe professions, in fhe social, moral, religious and polifical life of fhe cify and sfafe. ' We wish you real happiness and much success! -A. F. Biffner.

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ELIZABETH MCGAW C. E. SCOTT I To Miss Elizabe+h McGaw who, in 'lhe opinion of +he s+uden+s, always can be depended upon To say +he righ+ fhing, we of 'rhe June class of I936 wish +o express our sinceresi appreciafion. Her infinife pafience, unfailing courlesy, and lacfful guid- ance have done much in speeding us on our way foward graduafion. I To Mr. C .E. ScoH', we say: By helping us over many a rough place wiih your lolerance, iudgmen+, and cheery sense of humor, you have become a 'friend who will noi soon be forgoH'en. T H E O F F I C E I For immeasurable aid we have received during our high school life, and parficularly in lhe senior year, we express our sinceres+ gralilude +o fhe office slaff, Miss Helen Barley, Mrs. Maurine Oliver, and Mrs. Pa+ricia Fenion, and we shall always remember 'lhe cheerfulness and readiness wilh which +hey answered our many problems.