Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1937 volume:

-Q w .,-14+ 'K .AFI uyiifrgtglt L EX'LI . N. F Egg Q' , Paw MF Qfi 'Kam :Jw - '11 MEMOIRS PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF ULYSSES S GRANT HIGH SCHOOL PORTLAND OREGON JANUARY L' t Q, LI ,, .11 . IM ,, . . .I an 5,- ' Q, I If , ,gf , 4 L H22 I rv! .- -if ffm 4 I 'af-2'4': L 1 1 I WI li L64 S I f I C T IN THESE FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL, WE HAVE FOUND JOY, FRIENDSHIP, AND HAPPINESS. OURS HAS BEEN AN EASY LOT. HARDER, BY FAR, HAS BEEN THAT OF OUR PARENTS, WHO HAVE FOUGHT, UNTIRINGLY, A BATTLE AGAINST THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF A WORLD WIDE DEPRESSION IN ORDER THAT WE MIGHT ENJOY THE PRIVILEGE OF A BASIC EDUCATION. WE ARE ACUTELY AWARE OF THE FUTILITY OF ANY OUTWARD EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION, BUT OUR GRATITUDE CAN BE SHOWN IN AN INFINITELY SMALL WAY BY DEDICATING THE JANUARY I937 MEMOIRS TO THEM, OUR NOBLEST HERITAGE. ' IF -. I I.-1 . - 1 uvf:f'm5-U' 'J A, 5e4,z'?qe,f? 'ggr,g:'!:3 O ES E U GRADUATION IS VERY PERSONAL AND THEREFORE VERY MEANINGFUL. IT IS MORE THAN A FORM, MORE THAN A PROGRAM FOLLOWED BY THE RECEIVING OF A DIPLOMA. IT IS AN EXPERIENCE OF GREAT HAPPINESS BECAUSE OF THE REALIZATION OF A GOAL, THE ACHIEVEMENTIOF SUCCESS RESULTING FROM REAL EFFORT, THE HEARING OF WORDS, WELL DONE, AND THE SATISFACTION THAT PARENTS AND FRIENDS ARE PLEASED. 9 0 0 YOUR YEARS AT GRANT ARE IM- PORTANT ONES. YOU HAVE CHANGED RAPIDLY, MADE MANY FRIENDS, AND HAD MANY IMPORTANT EXPERIENCES. MORE AND MORE FROM NOW ON YOU WILL BE THROWN UPON YOUR OWN AND ALL OF US CRAVE FOR YOU THE ABILITY AND COURAGE TO SUCCEED .IN WORTHY ENDEAVORS. SOCIETY NEEDS STRONG, WELL- EOUIPPED, HIGH-PRINCIPLED YOUTH -BUILDERS OF JUSTICE, PURITY, AND PEACE. YOU CAN BE SUCH. 0 AS WE LOOK OvER THE LIST OF YOUR CLASS WE SEE MANY WHO WERE OUTSTANDING IN DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP, AND WHO GAVE RICHLY TO OUR BEST LIFE. WE THANK YOU FOR THAT CONTRIBUTION. TO THOSE WHO MAY NOTRHAVE STOOD OUT BY REASON OF ELECTED POSITION, SCHOLARSHIP, OR SPECIAL ACTIVITY, ON BEHALF OF THE .SCHOOL WE EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION OF YOUR HELPEULNESS, SINCERE FRIENDSHIP, LOYALTY, AND DEVOTION TO DUTY. 0 RICH BLESSINOS UPON THE JANUARY CLASS OF I937. YOUR FRIEND, - A. E. BITTNER EV. , 'PBS - hmikyga, LA A E 2 'iv if , QM ,inf , X, ,, ,,4. V LL NFA 'i'ff-A 4. ,Th A R V, ,, ,M , 'Av AY f' af , 'M ,t ff 4' 5 cggglff fr, Q wavy- Q Fi w M f tiara' 5 an 5'1 R 0 ,W V ., ,, .,,X , ff f ,. ff- f ufiv nw 'L' ,J . - yf J ' f fl ' na f W A , 1 wuz' USF? -iszffx if sativa pw-an 5 M554 4 .J-X., ' -A35 z ,av QA -Q wig: gg, , ' WM af ELIZABETH MCGAW C. E. SCOTT 9 For fheir efficienf managemenf, fheir willingness fo cooperafe, fheir helpful assisf- ance, and fheir ever-presenf friendliness, courfesy, and pafience, we, fhe January, I937, senior class, desire fo express our sinceresf grafifude and appreciafion fo Miss McGaw and fo Mr. Scoff. They have proved fo be frue friends in all circumsfances and will long be remembered for fheir loyal inferesf in us. O F F I C E S T A F F 9 To fhe office sfaff, Miss Helen Barley, Mrs. Maurine Oliver, and Miss Edna Scales, we wish fo express our deepesf grafifude for fhe immeasurable assisfance which fhey have given us during our four years of high school, and especially fhe lasf year. We shall always remember fhem for fhe jolly and willing manner in which fhey helped solve our numerous problems. TO OUR PARENTS FOR SHOWING US THE WAY TO LIVE, FOR MAKING DREAMS AND HOPES COME TRUE, FORTEACHING US TO TAKE AND GIVE, WEDEDICATE OUR LIVES TO YOU. JEANNE COBLENTZ SENICRS Coonan, Jack Cooper, Evelyn Corbin, Ellen Davidson, Harry Davidson, Richard Davis, Bernice Donovan, Roberf Dorman, Ted Draper, Dick Erikson, Virginia Ericson, Dorolhy Felker, Barbara Freiwald, Alfred Fry, Sam Gasf, Dorofhy Gigray, Mary Jane Glover, Maieane Goodman, Muriel Craner, Carl Davis, Sfanley Ealon, Lois Finlay, Irving Gafewood, Mary Graham, Richard Culler, Roberl' Delzell, Charles Erickson, Myrfle Ford, Barbara Gerow, Ted Gray, Jane so 'D' -er- Griffin, Alfred Harris, Robert Held, Frances Hoffman, George Howell, Helen Johnson, Roberl Griesel, Jane Harris, Doris Heinfz, Jack Hofsled, Eugene lrwin, Donna Jorgensen, Ember ,v Hamillon, William Harrowifz, Irwin Heisler, June Holcombe, Robert Isfanovic, Dorothy Joslin, Jack Hamilfon, Helen Hawkins, lone Hill, Caroline Holi, Mary Ann Jamerson, Roberfa Jungck, Lucile :if Harding, Susannah Healey, Mickey Hinlzen, Marian Hosmer, Kennelh Johnson, Ernesfine Kahn, Alan fv- 379. 'if 'Q-'n-'fm no E91 .1 Karis, Irene Klelzer, Kennelh Light, Lois Milne, Marfha Nelson, Aubrey Opdenweyer, Quinlen Keller, Belly Marie Kowilz, Esther Lindquisl, Clarence Mifchell, Monle Nelson, James Palmer, Belly Ann Keller, Befly Mary Kellogg, Chesler Kuler, Jean Leaf, Slanley Looker, Eleanor Malloy, Phyllis Murphy, Marian Myers, Melbourne Nelson, Jere Olson, Mae Parham, Leo Parrish, Maxine King, Roberl Lewis, Robert Miller, Beniamln Newlon, Dorofhy Olson, Dean Park, Alan Peterson, Velma Reed, Gene Rodgers, Virginia Shaw, John Snyder, Jack Teefers, Roberl Pills, Marshall Richens, Kenf Ryan, Berenice Silcox, Louis Solomon, Lloyd Temple, Pafricia Radding, Jerome Roberfs, Floyd Saunders, Bernice Skaalheim, Marian Sleele, Robert Thompson, Wanda Ragsdale, lone Roberfs, Rosemary Sellars, Dorolhy Skibinski, Roberf Sleele, Eleanor Ulman, Arihur Ramis, Lorraine Rodgers, Bud Semler, Norman Smith, Vivian Taylor, Berry Waddingham, Helen W W h A ne Wareham, Mildred Welsh, Charlene Wh I W n, Gordon Willis, Dorothy Willis, Jack W Il B fl' ler, Ben Wood, Carl Zimmerman K th CLASS SONG WORDS BY: LUCILE JUNGCK TUNE:LIGHTS OUT WE SET OUR SAILS ON LIFE'S EVER-CHANGING SEAS. WE'LL FACE THE GALESg COURAGE SHAPES OUR DESTINIES. SO GRANT, ALTHOUGH WE LEAVE YOU, STILL, IN OUR MEMORIES, YOUR HIGH IDEALS OUR GUIDING STARS WILL EVER BE. OLORS-BLUE AN H R O S T E R ALFORD, GERALD-College Preparaiory: Royal G, 7, 8: Room Represeniaiive, 3: Freshman Recep+ion, I: Foorball, 2-4, 6-8, Leifer 6, 8: Universily of Oregon. ALLISON, ROYAL-College Preparaiory: May Fefe, 5, 7: Class Gifi Commillee, 8: all E's one Ierm: Oregon Slaie. ANDERSON, JOE-College Preparalory: Fire Squad, 6-9: Cashier, 2: Announcemenl Commi'Hee, 8: Baseball, I, 3: Univer- sify of Washing+on. ANDERSON, LLOYD- Andy : College Preparaiory: Quiriles, 8: Chaduc, 6, 7: King's Knighis, 2, 3, 6-8: Oregon Sfale. ANDERSON, MARIAN-College Preparalory: Hisiory-Forum, 7-8: Freshman Recepiion, I: Class Gif? CommiHee, 8: all E's, I-4: Universify of Oregon. BAER, BOB- Cubs : College Preparalory: Royal G, 2-8, Secreiary 4: Rod and Reel: Euclidian, 5-7: May Feie, I, 3: Baseball, I, 3, 5, 7, Le'Hers I, 3, 5, 7: Track Squad, 2: Baslceiball, I, 3, 5: Universify of Oregon. BALL, WILLIAM-College Prepararory: Nofre Dame. BALLANTYNE, GERALD- Gerry : General: Chaduc, 5-8, Sergeani'-af-Arms 8: Faraday, 6-8: Royal G, 7-8: May Fefe, 5, 7: Class Piclure Commiiiee: Freshman Frolic, 8: Foolball, 4, 6, 8: Soccer, 6, 8, LeH'er 8: Track, 5, 7, LeHer 7: Decaihlon Award, 2: Oregon Siafe College. BATES, CHARLOTTE-College Preparafory: Chresfomafhian, 5-8, Presidenl' 8: Girls' League Represeniafive, 7: Presideni of Term Girls' League, 8: Head Losi and Found, 7, 8: May Fe+e, 5, 7: Girls' League Show, I, 6, 8: Class Play Properiies Commiifee, 8: Class Day CommiH'ee, 8: Chairman Chresfo-Philadorian Debale, 8: Granfonian Business Sfaff, 5: Freshman Recepiion, 8: Co-ed Ball, 7: Whifman College. BECKETT, BETTE-General: Girls' League Represen+a'Iive, 8: Girls' League Fashion Show, 7: Girls' League Insrallafion gommiflee, 8: Program 'For Freshmen Girls, 8: Class Colors Commiffee, 8: Ari Assisianf 'for Class Play, 8: Universiiy of regon. BENNETT, VIRGINIA-College Preparaioryg Tri-Y, 5-8: Zeno, 6-8: Alexis, 7: Freshman Recepiion, l: Class Play Wardrobe Commi'l'+ee, 8: all E's, 5: Universi+y of Oregon. BERG, MAE-College Preparafory: Germania: Reed. BISBEY, BETTY MAE-General: Business College. BITTNER, BARBARA- College Preparalory: T'Zuma, 4-8: Girls' League Represen+a'Iive, I, 3: Girls' League Show: Chrisimas Program: May Fe+e: Operei'+a, 7: Class Song Commiflee, 8: Rally Commi'Hee: Universi'I'y of Oregon. BJORKLUND, ISABEL ANN-College Preparafory: Girls' Infernaiional, 5-8: Room Represenlalive, I: Girls' League Repre- senlafive, 4: Universi+y of Sou'l'hern California. BLEID, DAVID- Dave : General: Universify of Oregon. BORDERS, CHARLES- Chucl: : General: Oregon S+a+e College. BRATNEY, HELEN-College Preparafory: Dondelenguas, 4-6: Granlonian Reporier, 5: Girls' League Represenlafive, 8: Opere++a, 7: Girls' League Show Commiffee, 8: Srage Commirfee for Class Play, 8: Class Song Commiflee, 8: Oregon S+a+e. BRIGHAM, BERONEICE-College Prepararory: T'Zuma, Sergeanl'-af-Arms, 7: Girls' League Represeniaiive: Term Vice- Presidenf Girls' League, 7: Girls' League Fashion Show, 7: Class Play Properiies CommiHee, 8: Class Play Casi, 8: Class Colors Commi'H'ee, 8: Rally CommiHee, 8: Universi+y of California. BROBST, ELDVON-College Preparaiory: Gill' Commiffee, 8: Scholarship Pin: Reed. BROUGHTON, WILDA- Billie : College Preparafory: Shorfhand award, 7: Universiiy of Oregon. BROWN, ELMER-College Preparalory: Table Tennis, 7: Freshman Recepfion, I: Albany. BURDICK, BRONSON- Tiny : College Preparaiory: May Fefe, I: Frosh Frolic, 8: Foofball, I, 3, 5: Baseball, 2, 4, 6: Massachusefis Ins+i+u're of Technology. CAMERON, DORA-College Preparafory: Sans Souci, 3-4: His+ory-Forum, 7-8: Zeno, 7-8, Presidenl' 8: Alexis, 7: Picfure Commiiiee for Senior Class: Shorfhand Award: Business College. CARLSON, JAMES EDGAR- Jim : College Prepararory: Royal G, 6-8: Fire Squad, 6-8: Room Represeniafive, 2: Foorball, 4, 6, 8, Leiiers 6, 8: Track, 3, 5, 7: Service Award, 7: Oregon S+a+e College. CARMODY, DENNIS-College Preparalory: Siamp Club, 3-4: King's Knighls, 5-6: Faraday, 7-8: Euclidian, 5-8, Presidenl' 8: Oregon Siafe College. CASE, LORRAINE-College Preparaiory: Room Represeniafive, 4: Con'l'ac'r Commiifee for Memoirs, 8: Universiiy of Washingion. CHOWN, FRANK- F. D. : College Preparaiory: Philadorian, 4-8, Vice-Presidenl' 7: Hi-Y, 6-8: Slri, 6-8, Secrelary 7: Rally Commifiee, 8: Fire Squad, 6-8, Capiain 8: Service Represen+a+ive, 6: Cafeieria Board, 5: Senior Class Presidenr, 8: Room Represeniafive, 3: Cashier, I: Girls' League Show, 8: Class Play Casf, 8: Assisfanl' Business Manager for May Feie, 7: Service Award, 5, 7: Sevenfh-Eighih Term Dance Commiiiee, 7: Willameife. COBLENTZ, JEANNE-College Preparaiory: Migwan, 3-5: Hisfory-Forum, 6-8, Secreiary 7, Presideni' 8: Girls' League Represeniafive, I: Term S+un+ May Fe+e, I: Chairman Adverfising CommiHee Girls' League Show, 6: Scripf for Girls' League Show, 8: Sfage Manager Girls' League Show, 8: Inlernalional Good Will Day Program, 7: Seven+h-Eighfh Term Dance Commiilee, 7: Besl' Speaker Sevenfh-Eigh+h Term Debaie, 7: Class Day Commifiee, 8: Scripl for Frosh Frolic, 8: Wardrobe CommiHee for Class Play, 8: Assis+an+ Edifor of Memoirs, 8: all E's, I-7: Mills. COLON, MARGARET- Marg : General: Girls' lnlernafional, 6-8: SI-age CommiHee Class Play, 8: Typing Award, 5: Service Award, 8: S+. Helen's Hall. COOKE, DON- CooIxy : College Preparaiory: Universify of Oregon. COONAN, JACK- Pop : College Preparaiory: Royal G, 5-9, Presidenf 9: Hi-Y, 7-9: Presidenf of General Council, 9: Room Represenraiive, 3, 5, 8, 9: Class Day Commiilee, 9: Foorball, I, 3, 5, 7, 9: Soccer, 5, 7, 9: Traclc, 2, 4, 6, 8: Fire Squad, 5-9: Washingion Sfaie College. R O S T E R COOPER, EVELYN-College Preparalory: May Fei'e, 5, 7: Monmourh Normal School. . CORBIN, ELLEN-College Preparalory: Migwan, 7-8: Faraday, 8: Gym Leader, 3-5: Granlonian Typisl, 8: Typing Award. 5, 6, 7: Shorfhand Award, 7, 8: Business College. CRANER, CARL-College Preparalory: Granl Dramalic Club: Chaduc: Foolball, 5: Universily of Washingfon. CUTLER, BOB- Cu+ : College Preparalory: Polemic, Secreiary 7, Vice-Presidenl 8, Presideni' 9: Ski, Sergeanl-al-Arms, Vice-Presidenl: Fire Squad, 6-9, Caplain 7-9: Cashier, 3: Room Represenlafive, 4: Finance Commillee May Fele, 6: Adver- I-ising Manager May Fele, B: Business Manager Class Play, B: Fool-ball, I-3: Track, 2-4: Universily of Oregon. DAVIDSON, HARRY-College Preparafory: Slamp Club, 5-6, Secrelary 6: Faraday, 8: Euclidian, 8: Class Gif? Commifiee, 8: Wardrobe Commillee Class Play, 8: Memoirs Conlaci' Commillee, 8: Universify of Oregon. DAVIDSON, RICHARD- General: Class Play Casl, 8: Girls' League Show, 2: Granl-onian Slalf, 71 UHIVBTSITY 0fCalif0ff1ie- DAVIS, BERNICE-General: Valefudon, 8: Tri-Y, 7-8: Oregon Srale College. DAVIS, STAN- S+anyaI : College Preparalory: Rod and Reel, 4-8, Secrelary 7: Alpine, 4-8, Presidenl' 7: Ski Club, 6-8: Room Represenrafive, 2: Fire Squad, 3-8: Class Parly, 8: Track, 2, 4: Foolball, I: Universiry of Oregon. DELZELL, CHARLES-College Preparalory: Sans Souci: Operelfa, 7: Track: all E's, 4-8: Typing and Shorlhand Awards: Universily of Oregon. DONOVAN, BOB-College Preparalory: DeForesl, 3-8, Secrelary 5, Chief Operafor 7-8, Truslee 7-8: Traffic Squad, 4-8: Frosh Frolic, 8: Class Gifl Commillee, 8: Chairman Boys' Wardrobe Commiffee, Class Play, 8: Licensed Amaleur Radio Operafor, Sfarion W7EYS: Oregon Sfale College. DORMAN, TED-College Preparalory: Rod and Reel, 5-9: Royal G, 5-9: Hi-Y, 6-9: Room Represenlalive, 7: Fire Squad, 7-9, Chief 9: May Fefe Commillee: Foo+baIl, 3, 5, 7, 9: Track, 2, 4, 6, 8: Soccer, 7, 9: Conlacl Commilfee for Memoirs: Universify of Washingron. DRAPER, DICK- College Preparalory: Class Day Commiilee, 8: Oregon Slale College. EATON, LOIS-College Preparalory: Girls' League Represenfalive, 4: Room Represenlarive, 6:.Freshman.Recepl'i0h. II May Fefe Adverlising, 3, 5: Frosh Frolic, 8: Commencemenl Commilfee, 8: Arl Edi+or of Memoirs, 8: Typmg Award. 71 Never Absenl or Tardy: Chouinard School of Ari, Los Angeles. ERICKSON, MYRTLE-General: Behnke-Walker Business College. ERICSON, DOROTHY-College Preparafory: Girls' Inlernalional, 5-8: Term Presidenl' Girls League. 57 Girls' I-9 ?ue Represenfarive, 2, 7: Room Represenlalive, 8: Girls' League Show Properfies CommiH'ee, 8: Girls League SIIOW. 83 C355 Gifl Commillee, 8: Class Play Sfage Commillee, 8: Honor Girl, 5: Typing Award. 71 Ofegon Side C9IIe9e- ERIKSON, VIRGINIA- College Preparaiory: Chaduc, 8: Typing Award: Shorlhand Award: Norlhweslern Business College. FELKER, BARBARA-College Preparaiory: Class Play Casl, 8: Girls' League Show, 8: Oregon Slale College. FINLAY, IRVING-College Preparalory: Properlies Commilree Class Play, 9: Oregon Srale College. FORD, BARBARA- Buzz : General: Tri-Y, 5: Girls' Infernalional, 6-8: Gym Leader. 5-7: ROOF' ReP f5e '+a+IVe- Ii. Mal' Pele Commi++ee, 7: Slage Commilrlee Class Play, 8: Typing Award, I-3: Freshman Receplion Commuflee, I: Umverslfy of Washingion. FOREE, CONN-General: Oregon Slale College. FREIWALD, ALFRED C.- Fry : College Preparalory: Philadorian, 5-8: Ski, 6-8: Alpine, 5-8, Secrelary 7: Room Represenla- live, 5: Frosh Frolic, B: Wardrobe Commilrlee Class Play, 8: Track, I, 3, 5, 7: Foolball, 2, 4, 6: Memoirs COHIBCI COMMIIISS. 8: Service Award, 6: Fire Squad, 5-8, Cap'I'ain 7-8: Oregon S'ra+e College. FRY, SAM - College Preparalory: DeFores'I', 4-9, Presidenl 7: Philadorian, 7-9, Sergeanl'-al-Arms 9: Fire Squad, 5-9. CBPIBID 8-9: Royal G, 8-9: Room Represeni'a+ive, 6: Cashier, I, 2: Chairman May Fele Commillee, 8: Chairman Class Day Com- mi'H-ee, 9: Chresio-Philadorian Debaie, 8: Conlacl Commillee, 9: Frosh Frolic, 9: Foofball, I, 3, 5, 7, 9, Leller 7, 9: Track, 4, 8, Leller 8: all E's, 5-8: Never Absenl or Tardy: Oregon Slale College. GAST, DOROTHY- Dol : College Preparalory: Germania, 3: Gyrn Leader: Girls' League Represenlalive, 3: Girls' League Slyle Show: Senior Class Play: Public Speaking Con'les+: Sevenlh-Eighih Term Dance Commulree: Class Day Com- mi-Hee: Typing Award, 6-7: Universily of Souihern California. GATEWOOD, MARY-College Prepara+ory: Zeno, 7-B: May Fele, 7: Frosh Frolic, 8: Piclure Commillee, 8: Class Day Commiliee, 8: Universily of Washing+on. GEROW, TED-College Preparaiory: Class Day Commiliee, 8: Foorball: Oregon S+a+e College. GIGRAY, MARY JANE- GiggIes : College Preparalory: Glee Club: Girls' League Represenlalive, 3: .May Fele, 3, 57 Girls' League Show, 4, 6: Frosh Frolic, 8: Class Day Commillee, 8: Class Play Wardrobe Commillee, 8: Typmg Award, I, 27 Shorlhand Award, 4: Freshmen Slyle Show: Never Absenl' or Tardy: Oregon Sfafe College. GLOVER, MAJEANE-College Preparalory: Enrered 'From Jefferson, 3: Thalian, 6-8: Granlonian Reporler, 8: Royal G, 8: Thalian Play, 7: Prompler Girls' League Show, 8: Class Play Wardrobe Commilfee, 8: Sevenlh-Eighlh Term Debafe, 8: Golf, 5, 7, Lefler 7: Memoirs Conlacl' Commiliee, 8: all E's, I-7: Universily of Oregon. GOODMAN, MURIEL- Sunny : College Preparalory: Alexis, 3-5: Universily of Washinglon. GRAHAM, RICHARD-College Preparalory: Sranford Universily. GRAY, JANE-College Preparalory: Tri-Y, 6-8: Girls' League Represenialive, 4, 7: Oregon S+a+e College. GRIESEL, JANE-College Prepararory: Hislory-Forum, 7-8, Secrelary 8: Migwan, 5-8: May Fele, 5, 7: Shorlhand Award, 7, 8: Typing Award, 6: Universily of Washing+on. GRIFFIN, ALFRED-College Preparaiory: Polemic: Sfamp Club, Presidenl, Vice-Presidenf: Room Represenlafive, I: Chair- man Announcemenf CommiHee, 8: Track, 3, 5, 7: Foofball, 3, 5: all E's, lwo ferms: Universily of Oregon. HAMILTON, BILL-General: Class Play Wardrobe Commilfee, 8: Frosh Frolic, 8: Freshman Receplion, I: Gym Leader, 2- 8: Universi+y of Washinglon. R O S T E R HAMILTON, HELEN-College Preparafory7 Valefudon, 87 Properfies Commiffee Class Play, 87 Oregon Sfafe College. HARDING, SUSANNAH -College Preparafory7 T'Zuma, 5-87 Girls' Infernafional, 4-8, Vice-Presidenf 6, Presidenf 77 Room Represenfafive, I, 27 Girls' League Represenfafive, 3, 67 Presidenf of Term Girls' League, 37 Secrefary of Girls' League, 77 Presidenf of Girls' League, 87 Class Play Casf, 87 May Fefe, 77 Girls' League Show, 87 Chairman Infernafional Goodwill Day Program, 77 all E's, I-87 Typing Award, 5, 67 Honor Girl, I. HARRIS, DORIS- Swede 7 GeneraI7 enfered from Washingfon High School, 37 Gym Leaders' Club, l'8: Class Play Casf, 87 Granfonian Typisf7 Office Training Sfaff, 5-7. HARRIS, ROBERT W.-College PFBPBTBIOTYQ Class Play Casf, 87 Masachuseffs Insfifufe of Technology. HARROWITZ, IRWIN J.-College PFBPBFBTOTYI Faraday, 5'8: Euclidian, 7-81 all E's, 4-67 Reed. HAWKINS, IONE-GeneraI7 Two Shorfhand Awards. HEALEY, MICKEY-College PTSPBFGTOFYQ Universify of Oregon. HEID, FRANCES -GeneraI7 Tri-Y, 7-87 Les Amies, 7, Presidenf 77 Valefudon, 87 May Fefe, 77 Girls' League Show, 87 Oregon Sfafe College. HEINTZ, JACK-College preparafory7 Dramafic Club, 3-47 Adelphian, 57 Migwan, 67 Faraday, 77 Euclidian, 7-9: Polemic, 8-97 Room Represenfafive, 37 Frosh Frolic, 87 May Fefe, 2, 47 Girls' League Show, 7: Class Play Casf, 97 Decafhlon Award, 37 all E's, I-37 Granfonian Sfaff, 77 Oregon Sfafe College. HEISLER, JUNE-College Preparafory7 Valefudon, 87 Typing Award, 77 Oregon Normal School. HILL, CAROLINE-GeneraI7 Cashier, I7 Traffic Squad, fwo ferms7 Oregon Sfafe College. HINTZEN, MARIAN-College Preparafory7 T'Zuma, 3-8, Secrefary 87 Girls' Infernafional, 6-8, Granfonian Reporfer 7, Presidenf B7 Cashier, I7 Presidenf Term Girls' League, 77 Infernafional Goodwill Day Program, 77 Girls' League Program, 77 Girls' League Show, 87 Class Play Casf, 87 Sevenfh-Eighfh Term Dance Commiffee, 77 Rally Commiffee, 87 Freshman Recepfion, I7 Shorfhand Award, 57 Honor Girl, 87 Sf. HeIen's Hall Junior College. HOFFMAN, GEORGE-College Preparafory7 Camera, 3-47 May Fefe, 77 Commencemenf Commiffee, 87 Slci Team: Universify of Washingfon. I HOFSTED, GENE-College PFSPGFBIOFYI Camera, 37 Faraday, 87 Class Parfy Commiffee, 87 Traclr, 37 Typing Award, 37 all E's, 4, 6, 77 Oregon Sfafe College. HOLCOMBE, ROBERT CARTER-College Preparafory7 Camera, 3'5I Chaduc, 5-8, Vice-Presidenf 77 Hisfory-Forum, 4-9, Vice-Presidenf 8, Sergeanf-af-Arms 97 Royal G, 87 Rally Commiffee Chairman, 97 Song Leader, 97 Room Represenfafive, 97 Opereffa, 87 May Fefe, 2, 4, 67 Girls' League Show, I, 3, 5, 77 Chairman Sevenfh-Eighfh Term Dance Commiffee, 87 Frosh Frolic, 97 Class Play Wardrobe Commiffee, 97 Class Song Commiffee, 97 Foofball, I, 3, 57 Traclc, 2, 4, 6, 8, Minor Leffer 6, Major Leffer 87 Business Sfaff Granfonian, 67 Oregon Sfafe College. HOLT, MARY ANN -College PFBPGFBIOTYI Girls' Infernafional, 6-87 T'Zuma, 7-87 Girls' League Represenfafive, 27 Chrisf- mas Program, 6, 87 Frosh Frolic, 87 Confacf Commiffee for Memoirs, 87 Typing Award, 57 Firsf Place Award Senior Violin af Foresf Grove, 57 Juilliard Conservafory of Music. HOSMER, KENNETH L.-College Preparafory7 Glee Club Program, I7 Oregon Sfafe College. HOWELL, HELEN -College Preparafory7 Thalian, 4-8, Presidenf 87 Thalian Play, 77 Term Presidenf Girls' League, 27 Girls' League Represenfafive, 57 Class Play Properfies Commiffee, 87 Secrefary of Senior CIass7 Sevenfh-Eighfh Term Dance Com- miffee, 77 Confacf Commiffee for Memoirs, 87 Typing Award 77 Honor Girl, 27 Rally Commiffee, 87 Universify of Oregon. IRWIN, DONNA- College Preparafory7 Term Vice-Presidenf Girls' League, 37 Freshmen Recepfion, li Sfudenf Body Dance Commiffee, 87 Granfonian Reporfer, 77 Pomona. ISTYANOVIC, DOROTHY-College Preparafory7 all E's, fwo ferms. JAMERSON, ROBERTA- Bobbe 7 College PFSPBFBIOTYI Dondelenguas, 3-8, Secrefary 7, Presidenf 87 Tri-Y, 7-87 Girls' League Show, 47 Typing Award, 27 Never Absenf or Tardy7 Universify of Washingfon. JOHNSON, ERNESTINE-CIassicaI7 Chaduc, 5-81 Girls' League Represenfafive, I7 May Fefe, I, 3, 5, 77 Properfies Com- miffee Class Play, 87 Chrisfmas Program, 6-87 Never Tardy7 Universify of California. JOHNSON, ROBERT L.-College Preparafory7 King's Knighfs, 5-71 Euclidian, 5-87 Faraday, 87 Class Picfure Commiffee, 8. JORGENSEN, EMBER C.-College Preparafory7 May Fefe, 77 Behnke-Wallier Business College. JOSLIN, JACK-GeneraI7 Sfamp Club, 2-9, Presidenf 2, Re porfer 3, Secrefary 4, 8, Vice-Presidenf 5, Sergeanf-af-Arms 87 Wardrobe Commiffee Class Play, 87 Gym Leader, I, 37 Decafhlon Award: Traffic Squad, Capfain 7-9. JUNGCK, LUCILE-College PFBPBFBIOTYQ Migwan, 3-87 Guliclr, 5-8, Presidenf 6, Assisfanf Advisor 7-87 May Fefe, 3, 57 Opereffa, 77 Class Play, 87 Girls' League Show, 87 Class Song Commiffee, 87 all E's, I-67 Typing Award, 77 Service Award, 67 Glee Club, I-87 Oregon Normal School. KAHN, ALAN E.-GeneraI7 Sfamp Club, 2-37 Announcemenf Commiffee, 87 Gym Leader: Universify of Oregon. KARIS, IRENE-GeneraI7 Typing Award, 47 Marylhursf. KELLER, BETTY MARIE- 222 7 College PTBPBFBIOTYI Germania, 3-67 Chresfomafhian, 7-8, Secrefary 87 Girls' League Room Represenfafive, 37 Term Vice-Presidenf Girls' League, 87 May Fefe, 77 Girls' League Sfyle Show, 87 Commencemenf Com- miffee, 87 Class Play Wardrobe Commiffee, 87 Besf Speaker Chresfo-Philadorian Debafe, 87 Frosh Frolic, 87 Assisfanf Edifor of Memoirs, 87 all E's, I-77 Typing Award, 57 Shorfhand Award, 67 Honor Girl, 27 Reed College. KELLER, BETTY MARY- 2I4 7 College Preparafory7 Girls' Infernafional, 5-87 Vice-Presidenf Term Girls' League, 2, 4, 57 Girls' League Fashion Show, 77 May Fefe, 5, 77 Class Play Casf, S7 Sevenfh-Eighfh Term Debafe, 77 Chairman Class Giff Commiffee, 87 Frosh Frolic, 87 Granfonian Sfaff, 87 Typing Award, 3, 47 Shorfhand Award, 6, 77 Honor Girl, 67 all E's, I-77 Freshmen Recepfion Commiffee, I7 Universify of Oregon. KELLOGG, CHESTER FREDERICK- College PFSPBFBIOFYQ all E's, I7 Porfland Universify. KING, BOB-College Preparafory7 Rod and Reel, 6-82 Room Represenfafive, 2, 47 Fire Squad, 7, 87 May Fefe Supply Manager7 Frosh Frolic, 87 Confacf Commiffee Memoirs, 87 Traclr, I, 3, 5, 77 Baslcefball, 3, 67 Co-Manager Memoirs, 87 Oregon Sfafe College. KLETZER KENNETH MILES General DeForesf 4 Camera 5 Euclrduan 79 Faraday 9 Frosh Frollc 8 Oregon Sfafe KOWITZ ESTHER General Unrverslfy of Idaho KUTER JEAN General Opereffa 7 Class Play Casf 8 Glee Club Unlverslfy of CGIIFOHIIG LEAF STANLEY General Avlaflon 6 7 Sfamp 3 4 DeForesf 7 Traffuc Squad I Sfage Crew 28 Prolecflonrsf 68 Chref of Crew 8 Oregon Sfafe College LEWIS BOB General Rod and Reel 49 Vnce Presldenf 5 Room Represenlaflve I3 F fball 2 4 Ba ball I3 Typing Award, 6 Gym Awarcl Umverslfy or Oregon LIGHT LOIS College Preparafory Sans Soucu 5 Gnrls League Represenfahve 7 Class Play Prompfer 8 Frosh Frolrc 8 all Es 46 Typing Award 67 Honor Gsrl 7 Freshmen Recepflon I Unlverslfy of Washlngfon LINDOUIST CLARENCE College Preparafory Sporfs Edlfor of Memoirs 8 Baseball Leffer 7 Granfonlan Reporfer 8 LOOKER ELEANOR College Preparafory TZuma 58 Granfonlan Reporfer 8 Glrls League Represenfaflve I G Is League Fasmon Show 7 Frosh Frolrc Commuffee 8 Memours Confacf Commlffee 8 Oregon Sfafe College MALLOY PHYLLIS General Opereffa 7 Gurls League Show May Fefe Class Song Commlffee B Flrsf and Third Places af Foresf Grove for Girl s Hugh Voice MILLER BENJAMIN GAGE B G College Preparafory Alpme 6 8 Vlce Presxdenf 7 Phlladorlan 5 8 Secrefary 6 Flre Squad 68 Capfaln 8 HIY 68 Presldenf 8 Rally Commlffee 8 Room Represenfaflve 2 6 Cashier I 2 Class Play Casf 8 May Fefe 7 Phlladorlan Eulr Debafe 5 8 Chairman Frosh Frollc Commlffee 8 Term May Fefe Sfunfs I Foofball 2 4 8 Edrfor of Memours 8 ll E I 2 6 7 Servxce Award 5 6 7 Sfan ord MILNE MARTHA Marf College Preparafory TrrY 48 Treasurer 4 Vice Presldenf 8 Mlgwan 5 8 Girls League Represenfaflve 4 Memolrs Confacf Commuffee 8 all E Iwo ferms Typing Award Shorfhand Award Unlverslfy of Oregon MITCHELL MONTE College Preparafory Cashuer I Soccer 4 6 College of fhe PBCIIIC MURPHY MARIAN College Preparafory Sans Soucl 48 Edlfor Sans Souclan 8 TrrY 78 Treasurer 8 Girls League Show 8 May Fefe 7 Properfues Commrffee Class Play 8 Frosh Frolnc 8 Never Absenf or Tardy Oregon Sfafe College MYERS MELBOURNE College Preparafory Camera 47 Vrce Presudenf 6 Presrdenf 7 Room Represenfahve 3 7 Cashler 3 Freshmen Recepflon I Traclz 3 5 7 Baslcefball 3 Gym Leader 6 Oregon Sfafe College NELSON AUBREY O JR BII College Preparafory enfered from Burlingame Hugh Charfer Member Chess Club Fire Squad Cashier 2 Casf Frosh Frollc 8 Chairman Sound Effecfs Commrffee Class Play 8 Plcfure Commlffee 8 Traclr, I 3 5 Umversufy of California NELSON JAMES College Preparafory Kings Knlghfs 5 Traffic Squad 46 Oregon Sfafe College NELSON JERE Blondie College Preparafory Mrgwan 38 Secrefary 6 Faraday 78 Presudenf 8 Fare Squad 78 Recepflon, I all Es I7 Organized Alexis 6 Presldenf 7 Umverslfy of Oregon NEWTON DOROTHY Dol General Valefudon 8 Freshmen Recepflon I Adverfaslng Commrffee 'ror Girls League Show 8 Shorfhand Award 7 Business College OLSON DEAN College Prenarafory Royal G 8 9 Alpme 5 9 Vrce Presldenf 7 Presudenf 9 Rod and Reel 7 9 Faraday 57 Sergeanf af Arms 7 Flre Squad 9 Slu Club 7 Rally Commuffee 9 Class Day Commuffee 9 Soccer 5 7 9, Leffer 7 9 Track 6 8 Leffer 8 Cross Counfry 9 Foofball 5 Gym Award 4 Oregon Sfafe College OLSON MAE Olne General Gym Leaders Club Secrefary Treasurer Presldenf May Fefe Typmg Award I Unlverslfy of Oregon OPDENWEYER QUINTEN College Preparafory Rod and Reel 45 Faraday 78 May Fefe I Oregon Sfafe College PALMER BETTY ANN General enfered from Classen Hugh School Oklahoma Clfy 7 Unlverslfy of Oklahoma PARHAM LEO General Gym Leader 5 8 Oregon Sfafe College PARK ALAN College Preparafory Alpme 28 Manager of Trlps 6 Presndenf 7 Phlladorlan 68 HIY 8 Flre Squad 78 Room Represenfafnve 4 Cafeferra Board 5 May Fefe I Sensor Class Play 8 Class Day Commlffee 8 Granfoman Busmess Sfaff 6 Assnsfanf Busmess Manager of Granfonlan 7 Business Manager 8 Umversufy of Washmgfon PARRISH, MAXINE General PETERSON VELMA Val General Valefudon Room Represenfaflve 4 Grrls League Represenfafrve 58 Gnrls League Show I 4 6 8 May Fefe 4 Freshmen Recepfuon I 8 Class Day Commlffee 8 Honor Grrl 5 Sf Helens Hall PITTS MARSHALL Enfered from Klnosha Wrsconsun 8 General RADDING JEROME Cnome College Preparafory UIFIISS 5 8 Faraday 4 8 Vlce Presldenf8 Room Represenfafrve 3 May Fefe I 7 Gurls League Show 2 8 Opereffa 3 Freshmen Recepfron I Frosh Froluc 8 Commencemenf Com muffee 8 Umversnfy of Oregon RAGSDALE IONE College Preparafory Alexns 8 Glee 3 Typung Award 6 College of Idaho RAMIS LORRAINE College Preparafory Royal G 8 Valefudon 68 Vlce PresIdenf7B Class Play Casf 8 Girls League Make up Commlffee 7 May Fefe 7 Freshmen Recepflon I Tenms Leffers 57 Gym Leader 6 Oregon Sfafe College REED GENE College Preparafory enfered from Eugene Hugh School Flre Squad 5 Room Represenfafuve 5 6 May Fefe 3 Unrverslfy of Oregon RICHENS KENT College Preparafory Chaduc 79 Presldenf Royal G Sergeanf af Arms 9 May Fefe Foofball I, 3 5 7 9 Leffer9 Tracl: 6 8 Leffer8 Unxverslfy of Oregon ROBERTS FLOYD College Preparafory Alpme Adelphlan Room Represenfaflve 2 4 Class Day Commlffee 8 Fare Squad Oregon Sfafe College ROBERTS ROSEMARY SUE College Preparafory Hrsfory Forum 78 Granfonran Sfaff 8 Typlng Award 7 Freshmen Recepfron I Never Absenf or Tardy Sf Helen s Hall Junror College RODGERS BUD Budge College Preparafory Phnladoruan 58 Alpme, 68 Manager of Trlps 7 Vrce Presldenf 8 Fare Squad 78 Rally Commrffee 8 Cafeferla Board 6 Business Manager Sensor Class Play 8 Frosh Frollc 8 Chairman Sevenfh Eughfh Term Debafe 7 Phlladorlan Eulc Debafe 6 7 Oregon Sfafe College I - z . : . : : ' ' ' ' - . - : . - . ' - ' : ' . - : oo . . : se . - : . - 1 ' . - I ' : ' ' ' . : if ' ..': '. za . ' ...: f -'I 'I I I . - . 1 ' : . '. - ' : ' . - : ' I' ' I I I I 5I I I I . -. -- i : : ' ' : : Hi-Y, 8: 'Room Represenfafilre, 6: Assisfanf Treasurer of Sfudenf Body, 7, Treasurer la, May Fefe Finalnces, 7: Freshmen I I 9 ' I I ' I I I - I ?'..-u I.: :Q .. I 1: I I 'I . - .. I . y , - : . : . - . ' - ' - : . : ' ' RODGERS VIRGINIA College Preparafory Valefudon 68 Secrefary 7 Pres1denf8 Secrefary of Sfudenf Body 8 Class Play Casf 8 Princess May Fefe 7 May Fefe 5 Typing Award 5 Shorfhand Award 7 Unlverslfy of Oregon RYAN BERENICE College Preparafory Granf Dramafuc Club 5 8 Secrefary 7 Vxce Presndenf 8 Gym Leaders Club 67 Glrls League Show 4 6 Freshmen Recepflon I Granf Dramaflc Play 8 Class Play Casf 8 Class Day Commlffee 8 Typmg Award 4 Shorfhand Awards 5 B Service Award 8 Charge of Malre un Box 7 8 Sf Helen s Hall SAUNDERS BERNICE College Preparafory TrlY 78 Dondelenguas 5 Glee Club 8 Behnlre Wallrer SELLARS DOROTHY College Preparafory Thallan 68 Glrls Infernaflonal 68 Vnce Presldenf 8 Room Represenfaflve 4 Girls League Represenfaf-we 5 Term Presudenf Gurls League 6 Class Play Casf 8 Gnrls League Show 8 May Fefe Commlffee 7 Frosh Froluc Commlffee 8 Girls League Show Properfres Commlffee 8 Golf 3 5 7 Leff s 3 5 7 Oregon Sfafe College SEMLER NORMAN General enfered from Los Angeles Hugh School SHAW JOHN A Flaf College Preparafory Royal G I 8 Presldenf 7 HI Y 6 8 Room Represenfaflve 2 4 Pressdenf of Sfudenf Body 8 Class Play 8 Co Chalrman of May Fefe Adverfnsmg Commnffee Glrls League Show 8 Baseball I 3 5 7 Foofball 4 6 8 Soccer 4 6 8 Junior Baslcefball 2 Flre Squad Unlverslfy of Callfornla SILCOX LOUIS J College Preparafory May Fefe 5 7 Oregon Sfafe College SKAALHEIM MARIAN General Frosh Froluc Commlffee 8 GranfonranTypls1' Shorfhand Award Oregon Sfafe College SKIBINSKI BOB Slub College Preparafory Royal G Sergeanf af Arms HIY Camera Room Represenfaflve 3 5 8 Memoirs Confacf Commlffee 9 Foofball 3 5 7 9 Leffers 7 9 Traclr 2 4 6 8 Leffers 6 8 Unuverslfy of Oregon SMITH VIVIAN College Preparafory Term Presldenf of Gurls League I May Fefe Princess I Class Color Commnffee 8 Unlversrfy of Oregon SNYDER JACK General Polemlc Glee Club 78 Room Represenfaflve 4 5 Flre Squad 68 Cashier Opereffa 7 Chairman Rally Dance 8 Sfudenf Body Confacf Commlffee 6 7 Commencemenf Commlffee 8 Foofball I 3 6 Tra K 7 Oregon Sfafe College SOLOMON LLOYD Solly College Preparafory HIY 58 Treasurer 8 Phuladorlan 58 Sk: 6 Frre Squad 58 Room Represenfafuve I 8 Chalrman May Fefe Parade 7 Co Busmess Manager of Memolrs 8 Frosh Frollc Commlffee 8 Junlor Baslcefball Leffers 3 5 Merchandlse Manager of Granfonlan 8 Service Awards 6 7 Hello Day Commlffee 5 Sevenfh Erghfh Term Dance Commlffee 7 Girls League Show Adverhsmg Commlffee 8 Umverslfy of Oregon STEELE CHARLES College Preparafory Oregon Sfafe College STEELE ELEANOR College Preparafory Unlverslfy of Oregon TAYLOR BETTY College Preparafory TrlY 58 Secrefary 6 Presldenf 7 Gnrls League Represenfafuve 8 Sensor Dance Commlffee 7 Honor Glrl 2 Unlverslfy of Oregon TEETERS ROBERT College Preparafory Granf Dramaflc 5 8 Secrefary 8 Chairman Sfage Commlffee Class Play 8 TEMPLE PATRICIA College Preparafory TZuma 48 Girls Infernaflonal 58 Secrefary 7 Cafeferla Board 5 Vlce Presndenf of Sfudenf Body 8 Glrls League Represenfafnve 4 7 Term Vnce Presndenf Gsrls League 6 Room Represenfafnve 5 Class Play Casf 8 Class Colors Commlffee 8 Chalrman Class Play Wardrobe Commlffee 8 Chairman Co Ed Ball Comrmffee 6 7 Sfudenf Body Dance Commlffee 5 Sevenfh Enghfh Term Dance Commlffee 7 all Es I 2 Honor Girl 6 Freshmen Sfyle Show 7 Unuversufy of Oregon THOMPSON WANDA College Preoarafory Girls League Room Reoresenfaflve 4 Class Pncfure Commnffee 8 Class Song Commlffee 8 Unlversnfy of Oregon ULMAN ARTHUR General Class Play Casf 8 Flre Squad 7 Oregon Sfafe College WADDINGHAM HELEN General Mlgwan 7 Naflonal Arf Insfrfufe Porfland Oregon WAGNER ROBERT M College Preparafory Announcemenf Commlffee 8 Foofball I Track 4 Unrverslfy of Oregon WAHA ANNE College Preparafory TZuma 48 Presldenf 8 Girls League Renresenfaflve 3 5 6 Term Vice Presldenf Glrls League 2 Presldenf4 May Fefe Queen 7 Girls League Show 8 Class Play 8 SevenfhElghfI1 Term Dance Com mlffee 7 Vrce Presndenf of Senior Class 8 Rally Commlffee 8 Class Day Commlffee 8 Honor Girl 2 Servlce Award 6 Umverslfy of Oregon WAREHAM MILDRED General TrlY 68 Valefudon 8 Secrefary fo Business Manager of Granfonlan 56 Typing Award 6 Shorfhand Award 7 Busmess College WELSH CHARLENE College Preparafory Adelphnan 78 Presndenf8 May Fefe 7 Frosh Frolnc 8 Class Play Prompfer 8 all Es 3 Rose Fesfuval Posfer Award 5 Freshmen Recepflon I Glee Club 6 8 Commlffee 'For New Girls 7 Unlverslfy of Oregon WHELAN JEAN General Valefudon Oregon Sfafe College WILBUR ERIC CHARLES General Traffic Squad, fwo ferms Porfland Unlversxfy WILLIAMSON GORDON LEROY Dufch General Rod and Reel 68 Royal G 58 Phlladorlan 78 H Y 68 Presldenf General Council 7 Room Represenfaflve 6 Adverfnsmg Manager Opereffa 7 Treasurer of Sensor Class 8 Baseball 57 Baslrefball 7 Foofball 8 Fxre Squad Wnllamefle WILLIS DOROTHY Dof College Preparafory enfered 'Iom Lincoln Hugh Thallan Sergeanf af Arms Rally Commllfee 8 Thallan Play 7 Glrls League Sfyle Show Frosh Frollc 8 Girls League Show Class Play Wardrobe Commlffee 8 Class Play Casf 8 May Fefe Sevenfh Enghfh Term Dance Commlflee 7 Unlverslfy of Oregon WILLIS JACK General Oregon Sfafe College WILLS BETH General Zeno 56 Room Represenfafnve 3 May Fefe 5 Granfoman Sfaff 7 Umversnfy of Oregon WOHLER BEN JR College Preparafory Class GIH Commxffee 8 Oregon Sfafe College WOOD CARL College Preparafory HI Y Royal G Room Represenfaflve 3 4 9 Chairman Commencemenf Commlffee 9 Track 6 8 FoofbaII,3 5 7 9 Leffer 7 9 Umverslfy of Calufornua ZIMMERMAN KATHERYN College Preparafory TZuma 58 Glee Club I8 Gurls League Reoresenfaflve I 3 Grrls League Show 8 Opereffa 7 Chanrman Class Song Commlffee 8 Shorfhand Award 7 Umversnfy of Oregon . - : ' , - . . ' - ' : ' ' . : ' ' ' . : ' ' ' , : . : ' ' . : ' . : ' ' . : ' ' ' ' . : . . . . er . . : . : . : - ' I I : I ' ' I I' I ' ' .I : I , . ' I . : I I I I ' . . : I I I ' I, :I . . . : lc 9 1 I - Announcemenf Commiffee, 8: all E's, I,'7: Fire Squad, 618: Traffic Squad, I3: Gym Leader, 3-5, 7-8. I I ' .,: -' -' .:' - '. . -- : ' . : . : , : ' ' - . - : : . - : . - z ' ' . - : i- . - : : 'I . : ' ' I : I ', :A ' ' I : I I ' . : I H O N O R R E G I S T E R U The following seniors have shown exceprional abiliry in scholaslic and exrra-curricular ac+iviI'ies. Those named under parricular lines of sludy were seIec+ed upon recommendalion of 'Ihe leachers. SCHOLARSHIP Awards 'I'o June, '36 FOUR PEARLS Jeanne Coblenfz BeI'+y Keller-ZI4 Susannah Harding Belly Keller-222 Jere Nelson THREE PEARLS Majeane Glover Lucile Jungck ONE PEARL Charles Delzell Marian Anderson Sam Fry Ben Miller PIN Eldon Brobsl' Irwin Harrowilz Gene Hofsled Jack Hein'I'z Lois Lighl' MATHEMATICS Royal Allison Gerald BaIIanI'yne Eldon Brobsl' Sam Fry X Irwin Harrowilz Gene Hofsled Ben Miller Quinren Opdenweyer Jerome Radding Roberl Teelers ENGLISH Royal Allison Helen Bralney Dora Cameron Jim Carlson Lorraine Case Jeanne Coblenlz Charles Delzell Jack Heinlz June Heisler Lucile Jungck BeH'y Keller-2I4 Be'H'y Keller-222 Lois Lighl' Jere Nelson Wanda Thompson Charlene Welsh Dol- Willis Marian Hin'I'zen PHYSICS Bob Donovan Jere Nelson L A T I N Jere Nelson Eldon Brobsl' Lorraine Case GERMAN DEBATING Jeanne Coblenrz ...,................, 7 Ierm Berry Keller-2 I4 .... ...... 7 Ierm Maieane Glover ..... .......,.. 8 Ierm Be'H'y Keller-222 ,... .... C hreslo-Philo Ben Miller ,....... ............. P hilo-Euk Bud Rodgers .....,..,.............. Philo-Euk C H E M I S T R Y Royal Allison Sam Fry Eldon Brobsl' Ben Miller Jeanne Coblenrz Bernice Davis Jere Nelson Bud Rodgers Roberl' Teerers BeH'e Becker? Lois Ea'I'on Pal' Temple ART Dorolhy Ericson Dororhy Sellers Clarence Lindquisl' HISTORY Lloyd Anderson Jeanne CobIen'I'z Charles Delzell Lucile Jungck Belly Keller-222 Jere Nelson Sam Fry Quinlen Opdenweyer Alfred Griffin S E R V I C E Jim Carlson .....................,..., 6 'Ierm Frank Chown .... Margarel' Colon. . AI Freiwald .... Lucile Jungck .... Ben Miller ..... Berenice Ryan. . Lloyd Solomon . . . ....5,7+erm ...,8I'erm ....6+erm ........6+erm ...,5,6,7l'erm ......8+erm ..,.6,7'Ierm Anne Waha .......,.. .,........... 6 'Ierm COMMERCIAL Ellen Corbin ..........,..... Gran'I'onian Typisl' Marian Skaalheim ..,......,. Granlonian Typisl Mae Ber Bell' Keller-222 Richard Graham CarIyWood 'I O U R N A L I S M BeH'y Keller-2I4 Clarence Lindquisl S P A N I S H Gerald Alford Jim Carlson F R E N C I-I Robe,-+a Jamerson Virginia Bennell' Richard Graham Isabel Bjorklund Susannah Harding M U S I C Jeanne Coblenlz Marian Hinlzen Mary Ann Holi' Bob Holcombe Maieane Glover Anna Waha Phyllis Malloy . Charlene Welsh FEW LIFELONG AMBITIONS REALIZED I and 2.-SHAW PRACTICIN6 TO SCORE 3 POINTS AGAINST JEFF, COONAN LOOKS ON. 3.-SHAW TELLS ABOUT IT. 4.-GO ON SOL EVERYBODY'S HEARD THAT ONE. 5.- HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? 6.- RABBIT AND SPIKE. 7.-GAST DOESN'T LIKE TO HAVE HER PICTURE TAKEN. 8.-PRETTY AS A PICTURE. 9.-A TOUGH TACKLE. IO.-THAT MID-SEASON HAUNTED LOOK. II.- LOOKlN'. I2.-THE BOYS. I3.-THE CHECKER. I4.-YOU TELL 'EM, MR. GALLO. I5.-PONDERING THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF HEAD COACH. . Ben Miller C L A S S P L A Y eRowlNe PAINS 9 Gales of laughfer were fo be heard issuing forfh from fhe porfals of Granf High on 'rhe evenings of November 20 and 2I when fhe January I937 class presenfed Growing Pains, Aurania Rouveral's comedy of adolescence. Bofh Mclnfyre children, carefree, impefuous George and resfless, romanfic Terry, proved fo be frying problems for 'rheir disfracfed parenfs. The enfire cas+'s sincere and excellenl' characferizafions, fhe unfiring efforfs of fheir capable direcfor, Miss Marie Churchill, fhe efficienf cooperafion of fhe producfion sfaff, all combined +o provide superb enferfainmenf for 'rhe very appreciafive audiences, which will long remember fhe numerous pafhefic scenes and humorous incidenfs so vividly porfrayed for fhem. CAST George Mclnfyre. . ...... . , Mrs. Mclnfyre ..... .... S usannah Harding Prudence ....... ...,. V irginia Rodgers Elsie Pafferson, . . .... Lucille Jungclc .. . .Arfhur Ulman Dufch ......,. Hal ........ . . . . .Pefe Riley . . . .Dorofhy Gasf Pa'Hy ......... Miriam ........ .....,.. B arbara Felker ...............JaclcHeinfz Traffic Officer. . . . . .Doris Harris, Jean Kufer Sophie .....,.,. Exfra boys and girls: Bereneice Brigham, Eleanor Loo Terry Mclnfyre .... Prof. Mclnfyre ..... Brian ........... Mrs. Pafferson Omar . Perle.. .. Jane. .. Vivian. ., Sammy ......... . . . Rascal .............. Willis, Al Park, Jack Shaw, Bob Slcibinslci, Lloyd Solomon. STAFF Direcfor .............. Miss Marie Churchill Business Managers ........... 5 3:3325 Assisfani' .................. Barbara Biffner Adverfising Direcfor ....... Miss Irene Wuesf Arf Direcfor ........ Miss Marie Schulderman Properfy Manager . . . Wardrobe Managers ..... . . Sound Technician ,...., Sfage Manager ....... lcer, Pal' Temple, . . ,Beffy Keller ......Bob Harris . . . .Franlc Chown . . . . .Berenice Ryan ........Cleve Ross .Gordon Williamson ... . .Lorraine Ramis . . . .Dorofhy Sellars . . .Richard Davidson ............Beppo Anne Wa ha, Dorofhy . . . . .Berenice Ryan Pai' Temple Bob Donovan . . . . . .Bill Nelson . . . . . .Roberf Teefers Book Holders .,... Charlene Welch, Lois Lighr I I I I I I I I : I CRGANIZATIONS I I E X E C U T I V E C G U N C I L 5 Composed of Sludenl Body officers, Girls' League presiden'I', Granfonian ediI'or, Senior Class presidenf, and The I'I1ree FacuII'y leaders, I'he Execulive Council, eIecI'ed by I'he S+uden+ Body a'I 'I'he semi-annual eIec'fions, serves as Ihe highesf IegisIa+ive body aI' Grant I+ passes Iaws and supervises school ac+ivi+ies, wi+h Ihe coopera+ion of Ihe General Council, iI's subordinale, which consis'I's of all room represenI'a'rives. S T U D E N T B O D Y O F F I C E R S Presidenl' ,..... .......... ....... J a ck Shaw Vice-Presidenl' .... ....... P aI' Temple Secre'I'ary .... ..., V irginia Rodgers Treasurer ........ ...., J ere Nelson AssisI'an+ Treasurer. . . Service Represen+aI'ive. . AI'hIe+ic Represenlafive .... Presidenl' of Girls' League .... ..... Edi'I'or of Gran+onian .,..... Presidenl 'of General Council .... ...... Presidenl' of Senior Class. . . A D M I N I S T R A T Principal ........ . . ' Vice-Principal .... . Dean of Girls .... . . . . .Harry S'reeI .......Pe'I'e Riley . . , .Jack Edwards Susannah Harding Malcolm Blackburn Jack Coonan . . . ,Frank Chown I O N . . . . .A. F. Bi'I rner E.ScoH' .Elizabefh McGaw l E E 2 1 si Z 3 2 5 4 S 2 i E s 5 1 .ig ,A X. if wk 5? , 7 ' ,X ,v.. . W. gm v V iv - U .Q f X 72 , fi . rf, ff 1 E 5 Z 1 3 . 2 3 E 1 . 5 5 Y E f Q 4 1 ww: 5 KW ffg! Ae 1 MW CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS N A M E A D V I S E R O F C E R S ADELPHIAN . . . Miss Mildred Whilllesey . . .Presidenl .... .... C harlene Welsh Vice-Presidenl ....., Barbara Keller Secrelary .... ....... K eilh Billings ALEXIS . . . Miss Elizabelh Griggs. Presidenl .... Belly Jane Poindexler I Vice-Presidenl ...,. Marjorie Marlin Secrelary .... ,..... E Iaine Roberls ALPINE . . . Mr. Louis Seggel ..,., Presidenl .... .... D ean Olson Vice-Presidenl .... Bud Rodgers Secrelary .... ,..... D ick Turner CAMERA . . . Mrs. C. B. Marlin . . Presidenl .... .... C harles Rowe Vice-Presidenl ..... Paul Gronnerl Secrelary .... .... A ndora Jouberl CHADUC . .. .... Mr. Phillip Foorcl ...,. Presidenl .... .... V irginia Rodgers Vice-Presidenl ........ John Sauer Secrelary .... .... H elen Hamillon CHRESTOMATHIAN Miss Marian Zollinger. Presidenl .... .... C harlolle Bales Vice-Presidenl ...... Janel Goresky Secrelary .... ........ B elly Keller COSTUME CREW. . . Miss Ida Olson. Chiel .,..... Henriella Van Schoorl Assislanl .... ....... M ary Warner Secrelary. . . . . .Charlolle Anderson DE FOREST .... Mr. A. A. Wagner. . Presidenl .... .......... D an Woll Vice-Presidenl ....... Ed DeKonig Secrelary .... ..,...... B ob Tobey DONDELENGUAS . . Miss May McLennan Presidenl .... . . . Roberla Jamerson Vice-Presidenl ....... Don Marnon Secrelary .... .... N ancy While EUCLIDEAN . . . Miss Lesla Hoel .... Presidenl .... .... D ennis Carmody Vice-Presidenl ....... Emily Curry Secrelary .... .... J une Copeland FARADAY .... Miss Bessie Curry .... Presidenl .... ....... J ere Nelson . Vice-Presidenl .,.. Jerome Radding Secrelary .... ....... J ean Walley FIRE SQUAD ....... Mr. A. A. Wagner. . Chiel ....... ..... T ed Dorman Assislanl .... ..... D ick Phillippi GENERAL COUNCIL ..... .............. P residenl .... .... J ack Coonan GIRLS' INTERNATIONAL ..., GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL ., GRANT DRAMATIC GULICK A ...., GULICK B ..... GULICK C ....... HISTORY-FORUM ... ..... Miss G. E. Eckelson. Miss Eliza belh McGaw ..... Miss Elhel Ewer. . Mrs. Thomas .... Mrs. Alexander . . Miss Mildred Erickson. Miss Frances McGill . , Secrelary .... Presidenl ..., Vice-Presidenl Secrelary .... Presidenl .... Secrelary .... Presidenl .... Vice-Presidenl Secrelary .... Presidenl .... Vice-Presidenl Secrela ry .... Presidenl .... Vice-Presidenl Secrela ry .... Presidenl .... Vice-Presidenl Secrelary .... .....Pres.idenl. . .. Vice-Presidenl ,... . Secrela ry .... .... .Marian Harl . . . . Marian Hinlzen . . . . Dorolhy Sellars . . . . Jane Merriman . . . Susannah Harding . . . . . .Janel Hinkley .... Henry Camp . . . . . . Berenice Ryan . . . . . .Roberl Teelers .Georgia Walerhouse . , . . . . . .Belly Becker . .Margarel Bogardus . . . . . Belly Anderson . . . Belly Sleigerwald . . . . .Adele Canada . . . .Aileen Bradshaw . . . . . , Leila Billman . . . . .Mariorie Shirley . . . . Jeanne Coblenlz . . . . . .Dick Lachman . . . . .Jane Griesel CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS NAME ADVISER OF FICERS HI-Y .... ICARIAN . . . LES AMIES .... LES ORATORS .,.. MIGWAN .... PHILADORIAN . . . POLEMIC . . . OUIRITES ........,. ..... RALLY COMMITTEE ROD AND REEL ..... ..... ROYAL G .. SANS SOUCI . .. STAGE CREW ,.... STAMP CLUB . .. THALIAN ...... TRAFFIC SQUAD .... ..... TRI-Y .. T'ZUMA .... VALETUDON . . . ZENOS . . . Mr. W. A. Goss ,,.. Mr. W. T. Eilerisen . Miss Ella Bi'I'ner ........... Miss Libby Krichesky ....... Miss Florence Miichell Mr. H. H. Dirksen. . Mr. E. E. Horning . . . Miss Celia Davis . Mr. James Pelly .... Mr. Valdes WhiI'e .,.. Mr. Ted Rohwer .... Mrs. Bessie Williams . . Mr. A. B. CarI'er . . . Miss Eloise Clouse Miss Hallie Har'r ..... Mr. S. S. Simpson . . Mrs. Ida Chaney ,......... Miss Eliza beI'h Griggs. Mrs. Grace Hiesia nd ...... Miss Josephine Roche , Presideniz . . Vice-Presidenl' Secre+a ry ..,. Presideni' ....... . Vice-Presideni' Secreiary. .. Presidenf ,... Vice-Presideni Secre'I'ary. . Presideni' .,.. Vice-Presidenl' Secrefary.. . ...,.Presiden+. . .. Vice-Presideni Secre'Iary .... ......PresidenI'. . .. Vice-Presideni Secre'I'ary ..,. ......Presiden+. , .. Vice-Presidem' Secreia ry .... Presideni' .,.. Vice-Presiden+ Secreia ry .... Presiden+. . . AssisI'a ni' .... Secreiary ,.,. Presideni' ..., Vice-Presideni' Secreiary .... Presideni' .... Vice-Presiden'I' Secre'I'a ry .... Presideni' .... Vice-Presideni Secrefary .... Chief ....... Assisfa n+ ..... Presiden+ .... Vice-Presideni Secreiary .... Presideni' .,.. Vice-Presideni' Secreia ry ,... Chief ....... Assisia ni' ...... Presideni' ..., Vice-PresidenI'. . . . Secrefary .... Presideni' ,... Vice-Presidenf Secreiary. . Q Presideni' .... Vice-Presideni Secreiary ..., Presideni' ..., Vice-Presideni' Secreiary .... .......Ben Miller . , . .Jack Edwards . . . Wall' Dagga'I'+ . . . .Fred Madigan . . .Weber Hal-I'rem ,.Tom House . William Townsend . . . . .Doris Turner . . . . . . Aniia Davis ...,Frank Bauman . . . .Jane Cameron . . . . . .Sianley Bes'I' . . . . .KeiI'h Billings ..,..Jane Howe . . . . .Fran Huber . . . .Jack Edwards BobHazen . . . . Wali Dagga'H . . , . Bob Cuiler . . . , Jack Shimshak . . , ,Charles Phelps . . . .Fred Aandahl ........Kay Ferris . . .Ardeih Colliver . . . .Bob Holcombe .......Bob Hazen . . . Jane Merriman . . . ,Charles Tripp . . . . .Bill Harrison . . . . .Bill Herbring . . . . . Jack Coonan . . Vicfor Nudelman .Margaref Crosbie ........,AlanKing ... ,Ann Koehn . . . .BeHy Cobleniz ........SI'an Leaf . . . Bob McDonald . . . .Bob Henderson . . . . . Bill Simpson . . . . . Jack Joslin . Helen Howell . . . . . .Jo Granna'H' . . .Doroihy Hardin . . . .John Schreiner Ed WaI'son . . . Marian Wilson .. . .Mar+ha Milne ... .Jean Talboy . . . . . Anne Waha . . . .Jane Merriman . . . Marian Hin+zen . . Virginia Rodgers . . . .Lorraine Ramis Frances Waferburg . . , .Dora Cameron . . .Adele SI'einbarI' .......Pa'I' Kruse F A C U L T Y ENGLISH Sallie Burns Jean Acorn Lydia Anderson Marie Churchill Eloise Clouse Maude Cooke Henry Dirksen Adah Ewer Phillip Foiord Elsie Gall Hallie Harl Libbie Krichesky Jessie Lieser Mrs. Eve McCooI Elizabelh McGaw Florence Milchell Mrs. Sylvia Neale S. M. Nieveen James Pelly Almeda Poyneer Josephine Roche Elizabelh Slephenson Mrs. Mabel Whilled Mildred Whilllesey Marian Zollinger ART Elhel E. Clarke Saverina Graziano Marie Schulderman Irene Wuesl LIBRARY Elizabelh Griggs Eleanor Gunlher GENERAL SCIENCE AND BIOLOGY Grace Hiesland Rulh Beally Eva Burkhaller Elsie Clair Mrs. Helen Jones Henry Keeney Maude Maclean Mrs. C. B. Marlin PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY W. K. Ferrier Bessie Curry Charles Orr C. E. Scoll A. A. Wagner MATHEMATICS Lesla Hoel Mrs. Allene O. Baker Ella Bilner A. B. Carler Carolyn Friendly Clarence B. May Mrs. Sylvia Neale H. J. Nollage Genevieve Tillolson Idella G. Walson Valdes While Frances Young HISTORY J. W. Edwards Elsie F. Dennis Genevieve E. Eckelson E. E. Horning Frances D. McGill Wilbur Parker Lucy M. Relzlall A. Rickles Ted Rohwer Louis W. Seggel S. M. Simpson H. B. Wharlield Mrs. Margarel Whilmore Ray O. Woll HOME ECONOMICS Jennie Clark Ida Olson Caroline Slarker Pauline Walker MANUAL ARTS C. W. Comslock W. T. Eilerlsen MUSIC Jean E. Acorn H. Bayley Leon Handzlik CAFETERIA Mrs. Irene B. Bellys BOYS' GYM Louis N. Gallo GIRLS' GYM Grace Tiffany LANGUAGES Celia Davis Mrs. Julia Johnson Isabelle Lilllelield ' Mary Parounagian Almeda Poyneer Irma Snere Bessie Williams Elsa von Winlzingerode Virginia Caldwell Hildegard Wichmann Ida Chaney May McLennan COMMERCIAL Mrs. Mina Boone Myra Galchell Florence Holloway Gilberl Howard Caroline Slarker OFFICE STAFF Helen Barley Edna Scales Mrs. Maurine Oliver CUSTODIAN F. Callin CLASS WILL 9 We of fhe January, I937, Senior Class do hereby donafe fo fhe underclassmen of Granf High our special privilege of roaming abouf fhe halls acfivify period, our excepfional abilify in aggravafing our feachers by arriving af classes lafe, and our undeniable superiorify in fhinking up alibis. Each graduafe has expressed his desire fo bequeafh somefhing special fo cerfain specified lower fermers, as follows: Jane Gray bequeafhs her giggle fo Jeaneffe S'lr0m- Gerry Alford leaves his resfless eyebrows fo Babe Binford. Bronson Burdick wills one pair of his frousers from which Paf Lynch is fo make a suif. Dorofhy Ericson leaves her secrefarial insfincfs and her shorfhand books fo Eleanor Nelson. Bob Harris leaves his borrowing fraifs fo Chuck Day. Jean Whelan leaves her love of horseback riding fo Marge Torgler. Lloyd Anderson wills his keenness for chess fo Edward Wafson. Floyd Roberfs leaves his sauve manners fo Dick Loomis. Myrfle Erickson leaves her pleasanf disposifion fo Beffy Milne. Marian Murphy's abilify as a conforfionisf goes fo Marge Torson. Dick Draper wills his pafenfed mefhod -of geffing by by fhe skin of his feefh fo Bob Tobey. Dora Cameron's helpfulness in fime of need is willed fo Helen Louise Lundberg. Richard Davidson leaves his sfafure fo Barbara Heid. Kennefh Klefzer wills his habif of losing fhings fo Helen Davis. James Nelson bequeafhs his argumenfafive nafure fo Bill Smifh. Dorofhy lsfanovic leaves her complicafed name fo BeHy Brown. Marfha Milne leaves her adepfness af making anyfhing rhyme fo Billie Bennef. Don Cooke bequeafhs his abilify fo provoke Mrs. McCool by eafing lunch acfivify fo Jim Angus. Lorraine Case leaves her affracfively arranged hair fo Rosemary Keep. Alfred Griffin's reserve goes fo Emerson Page. Jack Joslin wills his policing abilify fo John Schreiner. Harry Davidson leaves his skill in carfooning fo Jack Roberfs and Bill Morrow. Charles Delzell bequeafhs his fyping abilify fo Jim Hafenbrack. Bob Donovan leaves his arf for radio work fo E:l DeKonig. Dean Olson wills his self confrol fo Bill Powers. Bernice Saunders bequeafhs her keen memory for ofher peopfo's whereaboufs fo Eilen Haller. Rosemary Roberfs leaves her record of never being absenf or fardy fo Virginia Young. Mary Gafewood leaves her composure fo Frances Bailey. Bob Lewis bequeafhs his nonchalanfness fo Fred Aandahl. Bill Hamilfon passes on his gymnasfic abilify fo Bob Douglas. Eric Wilbur leaves his expressive grin fo Bob lsaacs. Gene Reed leaves a comb and vaseline fo Roberf VanBruggen. lone Ragsdale passes on her posifion as a library page fo Irene Greendale. Vivian Smifh bequeafhs her perfecf blond complexion fo Leva BarneH.- Irwin Harrowifz wills his sfudious accomplishmenfs fo Charles Boyce. Dorofhy Newfon bequeafhs her resonanf voice fo Barbara Hollingsworfh. Elinor Sfeele's originalify goes fo Shirley Kelly. Dorofhy Gasf wills her resfless spirif and loud voice fo Helen Ferree. Marshall Piffs leaves his abilify fo confradicf fo Jack Rodgers. Eldon Brobsf gives his clear 'rhinking and logic fo Alan Cook. Muriel Goodman wills her nickname fo Jean Ann Shorfridge. Beffy Ann Palmer bequeafhs her winning ways fo Joan Janness. Evelyn Cooper leaves her cheerful smile fo Cafherine Clark. Charlo'H'e Bafes wills her posifion in fhe Losf and Found fo June Downing. Jack Willis gives his schoolgirl complexion fo Noel Slenning. Ted Gerow's obsfinacy goes fo Bud Brown. Leo Parham wills his radianf personalify fo Bill Hanson. Jane Griesel's excellenf handwrifing goes fo John Winkler. Quinfen Opdenweyer leaves his appefife fo Thomas Howell. Bernice Davis wills her likeable nafure fo Mary Wesf. Isabel Biorklund bequeafhs her sewing abilify fo Mary Warner. Margaref Colon leaves her red hair fo Rufh Hochfeld. lone Hawkins passes on her grown-up manner +o Beafrice Hyland. CLASS WILL Gene Hofsfed leaves his educafional abilify fo Gordon Poff. Joe Anderson's booming voice goes fo Walfer Daggeff. Mickey Healy wills his cherubic expression fo Beffy Senders. Esfher Kowifz leaves her fempesfuous nafure fo Bebe Alford. Roberf Teefers wills his driving experiences fo Connie Bue. Maxine Parrish leaves her poefic skill fo Geraldine Walker. Kenf Richens wills his delicafe whisper fo Dick Whife. Jerome Radding leaves his violin and all his music fo Bill Welch. Charles Borders wills his presence of mind in a momenf of danger fo Irma Semler. Doris Harris leaves her blond hair fo Sadie Jackson. Mae Berg bequeafhs her respecfabilify fo Wilma Wagner. Dennis Carmody's cooperafive abilify goes fo Bob Williams. Chesfer Kellog passes on his facfful explanafions fo Cleve Ross. Dof Willis leaves her domesfic fraifs fo Janef Hinkley. Virginia Benneff leaves her soufhern hospifalify fo Ann Hazen. Richard Graham wills his shyness fo Bud Mackenzie. Jack Heinfz bequeafhs his abilify fo make old cars go fo Frank Ward. Alan Kahn leaves his sense of humor fo Roger Ol-fo. Wilda Broughfon wills her expressive eyes fo Jane Graham. Ember Jorgenson leaves her honesfy fo Harrief Reeves. David Bleid wills his even femper fo Bill Russell. Virginia Erickson bequeafhs her good repufafion fo BeHy Knighf. Lois Lighf leaves her place in Miss Gunfher's hair and also her seaf in fhe library fo Irma Gevurfz. Phyllis Malloy wills her vocal accomplishmenfs fo Harry Sfeele, nof fhaf fhe gifr is especially necessary Donna Irwin leaves her musical falenf fo Henry Camp. f Jean Kufer's lovely manners go fo Jean Meyers. Ernesfine Johnson wills her chemisfry book wifh all fhe expeirimenfs fo Pefer Lamb. Helen Hamilfon's quief affifude in class goes fo Shirley Sfage. Frances Heid leaves her confidenf manner fo Beffy Lucky. Caroline Hill bequeafhs her fondness for hisfory fo Dean Davenporf. Roberfa Jamerson leavesfher good humor fo Lilian Jorgenson. Charles Sfeele wills his scholasfic fendencies fo Carl Liffle. Mary Jane Gigray gives her dancing feef info fhe care of Eileen Troland. lrving Finlay gives his silenf fhinking fo George Blackwell. June Heisler leaves her nea'l'ness fo Helen Davis. Helen Brafney bequeafhs her friendliness and good qualifies fo Daisy Cline. George Hoffman wills his deporfmenf grades fo Jack Gigray. Velma Peferson passes on her zesf and pep fo Beffy Young. Roberf Johnson gives his perfecf coiffure fo Joan VanCleve, fo be faken excellenf care of. Irene Karis wills her sweef disposifion fo Anis Bailey. Helen Waddingham bequeafhs her sparkling whife feefh fo Price Dickey. Ellen Corbin leaves her sfenographic fendencies fo Lillian Banfz. William Ball wills his brilliance in economics fo Charles Rowe. Conn Foree wills his arfisfic fouch fo Ernesf Knopf. Monfe Mifchell bequeafhs his abilify fo fell a ioke well fo Clyde Brown. Gerald Ballanfyne leaves his repufafion as a silenf man fo Charles Sherwood. Arf Ulman bequeafhs his saxophone fo Frank Riggs. Elmer Brown passes -on his many and clever answers fo any quesfions fo Frank Kramer. Marian Anderson wills her sfudious nafure fo Bob Goodwin. Barbara Ford leaves her curly hair fo Jeanne Keller. Mae Olson bequeafhs her long ferm as a gym leader fo Caroline Sfipe. Beffe Beckeff leaves her arfisfic falenf and 'originalify fo Jane Sfeagall. Ben Wohler wills his heighf fo Beffy Wheeler. Mary Ann Holf gives her place in fhe musical hall of fame fo Maxine Sfeigerwald. Berenice Ryan leaves her love for fhe sfage fo Dorofhy Cleveland. Kennefh Hosmer gives his hidden falenfs fo Shirley Sfevens. Norman Semler leaves all his unforfunafe love affairs fo Ed Adams. Wil-nesses: 1 Frank Chown Anne Waha Helen Howell Gordon Williamson lsignedl January I937 Class. r ' H 1 1 1 i l 1 1 4 i 5 1 1 I ? ' 4 1 I 1 1 5 1 5 w w l , sPoRTs i ' l l I FOOTBALL GRANT vs. LONGVIEW-Sa+urday nighf, Sepfember I9, Granl played i+s cus+omary pre-in+er- scholas+ic game al' Longview. ln fhe course of +he game Gordy Williamson, receiving a pun+, ran if in+o enemy land for 'lhe firsl fhreaf. The second +hrea+ was enforced. The +eam clearing fhe way, Wood drove 'rhrough for 'I'he only score. ln 'rhe second half, Granl seemed headed 'For anofher six poin'l's buf losl' 'Phe ball on a fumble. The lumberiacks in fhe las? quarler were held 'on +he Generals' 'rwo-yard s'I'ripe. The game ended wil'h Granf showing pre-season s+rengi'h 'l'o ihe +une of 6-0. OPENING GAME-Aboul' 2I,680 people saw Granl' and Jefferson unroll 'lhe playing numbers one and iwo fhal' Friday nigh+, Seplember 25. The game began, and 'fasfer 'lhan if can be fold Granl' was on Jefferson's 27-yard line wi+h Shaw lif+ing a place kick over +he bar for 3 poinfs. Buf, alas, in +he second canfo Jefferson pushed fhe Generals back and scored +he season's firsf louchdown. Again lhe Generals paced more +han half +he field fo Je'F'F's I4-yard slripe, buf luck was againsi' fhe G-Men. Lafer, 'four incomple+e passes by Gran+ and a penal+y paved +he way for six more poinls and a successful kick 'For +he Jeffersonians +o make 'I'he score I3-3. S+ill, Granl' carried off half l'he glory when she won 'rhe yelling conlesl' from all 'I'he schools. The Triple-Triple-G lead by Bob Hazen, +he cheer leader, gave Grani The silver loving cup. GRANT TIES WASHINGTON-The 0-0 +ie was a see-saw ba'Hle be+ween +he schools Wednesday afiernoon, Oc+ober 7. The game soon became a pun+ing duel. Jim Carlson near 'the end of lhe quarfer made a dashing recovery of a blocked pun+, and,Bob Skibinski confinued 'I'o break up opponen+'s plays. FIOOTBALL Toward fhe end of fhe fourfh insfalmenf, Jerry Alford, end, neafly infercepfed a pass and sfopped a march on Granf's goal. The game ended wifh Granf driving af fhe Colonials. GRANT DEFEATS ROOSEVELT-This fhrilling, lasf-minufe vicfory of 6-0 was played on Thursday affernoon, Ocfober I5. Excepf fhaf Granf had if all over fhe Teddies, fhe firsf fhree quarfers were unevenfful. ln fhe fourfh period a coffin corner kick by Wood forced Roosevelf fo refurn a kick downed on fheir own 38. A 5-yard gain by Ted Dorman and almosf a 20-yard dodge by Jack Edwards secured a firsf down on fhe Roosevelf I I. Bofh boys confinued fo move on fhe Teddies' goal line and Dorman finally aufographed fhe goal posfs. Near fhe end Layfon ran an infercepfed pass fo fhe 9-yard line for fhe las'I' fhreaf. GRANT LOSES TO BENSON-Throughouf fhe firsf quarfer Granf held fasf. However, in 'I'he second Benson's Marineau shiff unbalanced Granf fo give fhe Mechanics six poinfs. Again in fhe same quarfer Benson marched fhe field for six more poinfs. An infercepfed pass in fhe fhird puf Benson again in scoring posifion and seven poinfs made I9-0. ln 'Ihis game Sam Fry, cenfer, was losf fo fhe Generals for fhe resf of fhe season, due fo injuries, buf Kenf Richens carried on by leading a rally in fhe lasf minufes. G-MEN TIE LINCOLN-Thursday, Ocfober 29, fhe Granf eleven began a sprinf and sfopped on fhe Cardinal 36-yard sfripe. Lincoln furned around fo sfop af GranI s I6 mark. The fhird period presenfed fhe closesf scoring. Granf came fo fhe 6-yard sfripe, where Jack Shaw affempfed a field goal, buf fhe kick was blocked. The game ended in a see-saw baffle, 0-0. GENERALS WIN FROM COMMERCE-A I4-6 vicfory was played Tuesday affernoon, November I0. Granf's firsf score came when Alford recovered a fumble and lafer Wood chalked up six poinfs. Again in fhe fourfh Alford recovered a fumble and Edwards pushed across. Shaw's kicks were bofh good. In fhe lasf seconds of fhe game Charles Tripp almosf made a fouchdown on a I5-yard run. GRANT LOSES LAST GAME-A 7-7 fie was broken- in fhe lasf few minufes of play, when Franklin senf a 36-yard field goal barely over, making fhe score I0-7. Granf made fhree fhrusfs af fhe Quakers' goal and scored once. A Granf fumble gave fhe Franklin players fhe ball on fhe Generals' I2-yard marker and accounfed for a Franklin goal. In fhe lasf frame Franklin had a break kick fhaf rolled 63 yards. ln fhe final minufes, puffing all fheir eggs in one baskef, fhey successfully kicked a field goal. , So ended fhe I936 foofball season, wifh every player giving all he had fo win. Granf finished in fiffh place, alfhough having defeafed Roosevelf, in second place, and fying Washingfon, sfanding in fourfh place. ALL-STAR PLAYERS-Picked for fhe all-sfar squad were Jack Coonan, capfain of Granf's foofball 'Ieamp Jim Carlson, righf guard: Carl Wood, halfback, and fullback Ted Dorman. These boys are graduafing wifh Sam Fry, Jack Shaw, Kenf Richens, Jerry Alford, Gordy Williamson, Dick Whife and Bob Skibinski. Then also receiving leffers are Bob Meyers, Dan Davis, Jack Edwards, Al Schmidf, Frank Kramer, Vic Nudelman, Bill Smifh, Bob Layfon, Wenfworfh Bowman, Vic Collins, Charles Tripp, Curfis Peferson, Bob O'Donnell and Bill Regner. The managers were Dan Wolfe, Bill Russell, Eric Wicklund, Sfan Lyfhg-oe, Jim Curry, Richard Lockdam and Bob Cromwell. FALL TRACK GRANT WINS FIRST MEET--On fhe Hill course fhe Granf harriers fook honors from fhe Hill and Washingfon runners Friday, Ocfober I6. Jim Munroe finished firsf and Brice Smifh fhird. These 'Iwo boys and Jack Slafkey, Don Quesnell, Ken Thompson, Bill Massey, Don Broderick, John Duffy, Rex Breese and John Carlson, were fhe firsf fen scorers for Granf. TRACKSTERS DEFEAT HILL-On fhe Rocky Bu'H'e course, Ocfober I6, fhe firsf fhree across fhe line were Granf men, Jim Munroe, Brice Smifh and Jack Slafkey. Jack Hardy, Don Selby and David Sinclair were among fhe firsf fen Granf scorers. GABLE MEET WON-Jim Munroe again lead +he pack in fhe senior division and Jack Slafkey in fhe iunior division. Four ouf of seven medals wenf fo Granf winners and a feam frophy was won. G-MEN WIN THREE-WAY MEET-The senior cross counfry division nosed ouf Benson and Jef- ferson Friday, November 6, in fhe Granf bowl. This was fhe fourfh consecufive Granf vicfory. GENERALS LOSE--The Milwaukie frack feam scored 83 poinfs fo Granf's 45 fo win from Granf and Hill Milifary af Rocky Buffe, Thursday, November I2. Yef Ken Thompson, capfain of Granf's frack feam, came in firsf, and Jim Munroe second. This was fhe lasi' meef before fhe annual cross-counfry championship, Milwaukie being a sfrong confender. I GRANT TAKES FIRST PLACE-Granf scored 2I poinfs and Milwaukie was second wifh 47. Five ouf of fhe firsf eighf scoring posifions wenf fo 'l'he Granf harriers in fhe cross-counfry inferscholasfic 'championship af Rocky Buffe fhe day before Thanksgiving. From eleven schools compefing, Jim Munroe and Ken Thompson were firsf and second, Don Quesnell fourfh, Jack Slafkey sixfh and Brice Smifh eighfh. This championship was 'Ihe climax of a very successful fall frack season. Receiving major leffers were 'Ihe five boys named above. Minor leffers were awarded fo John Duffy and John McKilIop. Junior leffers wenf fo Don Broderick, Rex Breese, John Carlson, Dave Sinclair, Douglas Eignor, Cameron Miller and Roberf Labby. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 0 The Memoirs sfaff wishes fo fhank fhese people for fheir inesfimable aid in publishing +his volume: The Faculfy advisers, Miss Irene Wuesf, Miss Efhel Clarke, Mr. H. G. Keeney, Mrs. Eve McCooI, Miss Jean Acorn and Mr. H. J. Noffageg Jack Roberfs for his carfoonsg Paul Gronnerf for fhe use of his snapshofsg fhe confacf commiffee and fhe arf deparfmenf for fhe publicify and sales, and fhe office fraining classes for mimeographing maferial. -The Edifor. Irv, Jgu ,Si-235259 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PRINTING BY KILHAM ENGRAVING - ROBINSON-MORRIS GROUPS - BAKER ART STUDIO SENIORS-MARKHAM -F 'I ' ga-I -1 W If Zin! :ng -5355 I: ff Tim QM.: asm' '03 9NL.lN Hd 'U AH3N0l1.Y.lS INVHTIX B IJ lSV'ld SYN UN BZOLGI 'UN .LNELLVJ 'S 'il S ...pri Y i Y... -- - -- ---. --1,--- 1- 7- - ., 1. ? ,U ff-W Y -' Y '- ex libris memo!r§ p if 1� � II e cl s e in §-«� ■■ ■■ ■■ €i I I y by • I la c • senior • ■«� ■i • s • g r I • high • school !• o r I I «■ ■■ cl • o r c « o ■■ GRANT, NOBLE GENERAL, LEADER VICTORIOUS, WE WHO ARE SONS OF THINE OUR HOMAGE PAY; O MAY WE FOLLOW WITHIN THY FOOTSTEPS GLORIOUS-LOYAL AND TRUE TO THE BLUE AND GRAY. HONOR OUR HERITAGE, COURAGE OUR WATCHWORD, THIS BE OUR OBJECT —TO WIN WHEN WE MAY; CLEAVING TO TRUTH, AND STAUNCH THOUGH WE BE CONQUERED, LOYAL AND TRUE TO THE BLUE AND GRAY. WHEN, O YE SONS OF GRANT, DOUBTS LIE BEFORE US, STRONG MINDS AND HEARTS WITH THE WILL TO OBEY SHALL RIGHT ACKNOWLEDGE LIKE HIM WHOSE DEEDS SHINE O'ER US— LOYAL AND TRUE TO THE BLUE AND GRAY. r • MY M E i i I G E • • • • LAST SEPTEMBER I EXPRESSED MY SINCERE WISH TO FACULTY AND STUDENTS THAT WE HAVE A HAPPY YEAR; THAT WE DO ALL IN OUR POWER TO WORK TOGETHER TO THIS END. I FEEL THAT THIS HOPE, IN A LARGE MEASURE, HAS BEEN REALIZED. • • • THIS SEMESTER HAS BEEN FAR TOO SHORT TO ACCOMPLISH ALL OUR HOPES. SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS AND A SERIOUS EPIDEMIC OF ILLNESS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE TERM PARTIALLY DISORGANIZED OUR SCHOOL WORK. IN ALL THIS YOUR FINE SPIRIT, YOUR LOYAL COOPERATION WAS EVIDENT AND HELPED MUCH TO BRING THE YEAR TO A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE • • • YOU, AS PRECEDING CLASSES, HAVE GIVEN REAL LEADERSHIP IN ALL SCHOOL ACTIV- ITIES, AND WE SHALL FEEL THE LOSS OF THAT LEADERSHIP. YOUR RECORD HAS BEEN WRITTEN AND NOW YOU RECEIVE FROM US A DIPLOMA, BUT THAT IS NOT ALL. • • • LIFE FOR YOU SHOULD CONTINUE TO BE GROWTH. ABOUT YOU WILL BE RAPID AND SURPRISING CHANGE, AND EACH STEP IN THE NECESSARY ADJUSTMENT WILL CALL ON YOUR BEST EFFORT AND CAREFUL JUDGMENT. THE DISCIPLINES OF DISCUSSION, THINKING, AND GENUINE STUDY EXPERIENCED AT GRANT WILL BE OF VALUE IN PROPORTION TO THEIR DEPTH AND THOROUGHNESS • « • AMERICA CALLS FOR LOYAL, FORWARD LOOKING, HIGH PRINCIPLED, WELL TRAINED, UNAFRAID, STEADY THINKING AND ACTING CITIZENS. MAY THIS CLASS OF MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED FIFTY BE CONSTRUCTIVE HELPERS IN REALIZING THE AMERICAN DREAM. • • • • WELL WISHES FROM YOUR FRIEND A. F. BITTNER. ® 1+ is hard for students prior to their senior year to realize the vastness of the job of organizing and running a student body the size of Grant, but we of the May '37 Ciass, having completed our four years at Grant, feel keenly our indebtedness to Miss McGaw and Mr. Scott for their excellent handling of so difficult a task. o = = ■ c: m. m t w w • To Miss Helen Barley and her able assistants, Mrs. Maurine Oliver and Miss Edna Scales, the May '37 Class wishes to express its deepest gratitude for their seemingly never-ending list of services. Never shall we forget the ever-willing manner in which they helped us to solve our many and varied problems. i o r § Wentworth Bowman Jean Kneass Joanne Van Cleve Emerson Page President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I VI O I IE $ T it F f Malcolm Blackburn Nanette Clary Keith Billings Bob Smith Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Ken Thompson Jack Shimshak Charles Phelps Janet Richens Jane Steagall Assistant Business Manager Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Art Eoitcr Aandahl, Fredrick Arnold. Charles Baird. Betty Barr, Betty Billings, Keith Bowman. Wentworth Albert, Charles Ashley. Marilyn Baker, Pat Becker, Betty Binford, Maurice Brant, Charles Albright, Aline Atchison, Audrey Banford. Betty Bennett, Billie Blackburn, Malcolm Brenner, Ina Ansty. Mona Bacon, Genevieve Bannon, Catherine Bennett, Pearson Bleid, Robert Breslin, George Applegate. Romona Baily, Frances Banti, Lillian Berghan, Bob Bouchet, Tholma Brinckerhoff. Jane Ardiss, Bill Bain, Betty Barnard. Kenneth Beithan, Jack Bowlus, Maxine Brown, Bud Brownhill, Gerald Burnett, Althea Carlson. Helen Chase, Betty Clawson, Orval Cohen, Josephine Brugman, Mary Burt, Marjorie Carlson, Bob Chown, Betty Cleveland. Dorothy Connelly, Viola Brundage, Betty Bushell, Clinton Carr, Eleanor Clark, Doris Closson, Don Conser, Alan Buckley, Jack Butzien, Chester Carter, Barbara Clarke, Ray Coate, Charles Copeland, June Buley, Ethel Camp, Henry Case. Marjorie Clary, Nanette Cochran, Elizabeth Coursen. Betty Burco, Nancy Campbell. Janet Chambers, Jane Clauss, James Coffman. Shirley Cox, Bruce Cox, Geraldine Davis, Jerry Downing, June Eichenberger, Dorothy Estabrook, Lee Freeman. Anne Craig, Hugh Decker, Hazel Duncan. Doris Ellis. Gary Farley, Richard Freeman, Tom Crookham, Bob Dewey, Betty Dunn, Jamos Emig, Otto Farrar, Basil t-reet, Catherine Crosbie, Margaret Dollar, Phyllis Ebeling, Dick Ennis, June Ferris, Kay George, Elizabeth Davies, Kenneth Domogalla, La Verne Ebcrhart, Evelyn Erickson, Maxine Feyerband, Virginia Gevurtz, Irma Davis. Helen Douglas, Bob Edwards. Gale Erlandson, Dorothy Fitch. Alger Gibson, Jean Goldberg, Eleanor Gomes, Betty Gordon, Agnes Gordon, Jeanette Goresky, Janet Gould. Phyllis Grannatt, Josephine Graves, Eileen Greenwood, Agatha Griffin, June Gronnert, Paul Groshong, Mary Gross Rose Hagen, Dorothy Haggerty, Edith Haimo, Franklin Hall. Dick Hann, Jack Hansen. Melvin Hanson, Bill Hardin, Dorothy Harper. Joan Harrison, Paul Hazen. Bob Heiberg, Harry Hoisler, Virginia Herbring. Bill Herman. Joe Hibbert, Eunice Hicks. Barney Hickson,'Hamilton Hill Marcellia Hinkley. Janet Holland. Charles Hollister, Bob Hopper, Evelyn Hovind. Shirley Huggins, Bill Jennings, Betty Lou Kaufman, Sid King, Kay Kramer, Maxine Howe, Jane Humphrey. Helen Johnson, DeLoss Keller, Barbara Kirwan. Bill Krantz, Raymond Howell, Shirley Hyland, Beatrice Johnson, Patsy Kelly, Shirley Klosterman. Peter Kruse. Pat Hrysko. Rose Jackson, Beatrice Jordan. Bob Kendall, Bob Kneass, Jean La Bonte, Cob Huber, Fran Jackson, Sadie Joubert, Andora Kennedy, Charles Knighton, Mary Elizabeth Lachman, Dick Huebner, Jeanette Jenness, Joan Kaufmann, Mary Kinder, Thelma Kramer, Frank LaMar, Florence Larkin, Dick Linn, Bcrneice Madiqan, Fred Maye, Harriette McKee, Margaret Meyers, Jean Lawrence, Jean Lipscomb, Gladys Martin, Marjorie McCarthy, Pat McNamee, Vivian Miller, Jack Layton, Bob Logan. Ruth Mattern, Calvert McColm, Roberta Meagher, Cecilia Miller, Marjorie Leibrand, La Vonne Macdonald, Dan Matthes, Gertrude McCoy, Marcile Merriman, Jane Miller, Mendella Lester, Lucille Macfarlane, Lee Mattravers, Maxine McCue, Darleen Merritt, Ruth Miller, Ruth Lewis, Bill Macoubrie, Monteith Maxwell. Winifred McElwain, Bob Meservey. Jeanne Morgan, Lawrence Moriarity. Jack Muth, Beth Oakman, Margaret Palmer, King Phillips. Barbara Porter, Lawrence Moriarity, Tom Nilson, June O'Donnell, Bob Patterson, Muriel Phillips, Margaret Powers, Bill Moss. Kay Nix Dolores Ofner, Frank Perry, June Piercy. Reve' Prohaska. Lester Motzko. Mary Norman, Bettie Olson, Bud Petigrow, Norman Poff, Gordon Quesnell, Don Munroe, Jim North, Helen Page, Emerson Phelps, Charles Poindexter, Betty Jane Rasch, John Murphy, Harold Nuckolls, Jaunita Paget, Mary Jean Phillippi, Dick Politis, Jack Redmond, Jack Reynolds, Ralph Ross, Cleve Russell, Lewis Schreiner, John Sheets, Bob Sies, Dorothy Rico, Bossie Ross. Vernon Russell, Bill Scoville, Alice Shelton, Mary Louise Simonson, Constance Richens, Janot Ruddock, Norman Ryan, Virginia Seberg, Ray Sherman, Helen Slenning, Noel Robbins, Martha Ruef, Mary Savinar, Miriam Sebern, Peggy Shimshak. Jack Smith, Bob Robinson. Patricia Ruhnke. Ruth Schmidt, Al Shannon, Kathleen Shirley. Marjorie Smith, Blanch Rogers, Margaret Russell. James Schmidt, Marjorie Shaw, Donna Shortridge, Jean Ann Smith, Ellon Rose Smith, Bill Staiger, Stan Stephens, Marjorie Thomas, Jean Torson, Marjorie Urmson, Barbara Solomon, Esther Steagall, Jane Stipe, Caroline Thompson, Lyle Trofren, Roberta Utter, Lucille Snyder, Dorothy Steed, Richard Stone, Bernadean Thompson. Ken Tripp. Charles Van Bruggen, Robert Spiker, Gene Steel. Harry Strong, Bert Torgler, Marjorie Trouton, Jane Van Cleve, Joanne Sprague. Xenia Steinbart, Adele Taw, Margaret Thornton, Harold Tyle, Margaret Van Schoorl, Henrietta Stage, Shirley Steinbock, Lottie Tennison, Ruth Torrey. Warren Turville, Harold Vincent, Dean Volz, Miriam Waterhouse, Georgia Wuest, Mario Louise Williams. Genevieve Wilson, Ruth Waldman, Dorothy Watson, Ted Wiggins. Faye Williams, Jerry Winkler, John Young, Bess Wallwork, Paul Wells, Goodwin Wiley. Suzanne Wilson, Marian Wolff. Dan Young, Virginia Ward, Betty Jean West, Mary Wilhelm. Winifred Wilson, Marjorie Woodson, Norma ZLosel. Wallace Ward. Pat Wcsterlund. Clarence Wilkins, Lois Wilson, May Worsham, Ruby Jim Waterbury, Frances White, Richard Williams. Arlene Wilson, Margaret Young, Elizabeth ROSTER AANDAHL. FREDRICK, JR. — Classical; Quirites, 4-8, President, 7; History-Forum, 6-8; Scholarship Awards, 3-5; Reed. ALBERT, CHARLES EDWARD — General; DeForest Radio Club; Track; Oregon Institute of Technology. ALBRIGHT, ALINE — General; Home Administration Award; May Fete, 2. ANSTY, MONA — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, Service Chairman, 4, 7, Program Chairman, 8; Glee, 3-6; Oregon State. APPLEGATE, RAMONA — General; Tri-Y; Grantonian Typist; all E's, 6; Typing Award, 4; Oregon State. ARDISS, BILL — College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 3-5; Typing Awards, 3, 4; Never Tardy; Bohnke-Walker. ARNOLD, CHARLES — Chuck ; College Preparatory; Room Representative. 4, 6, 7; Football, 3; Basketball, 6, 8; Washington State. ASHLEY, MARILYN — College Preparatory; Gulick. 3-8, Secretary, 5, President, 6, President all city, 7. 8. Council, 7; Zenos. 5-8, Vice-President, 8; Girls' League Representative, 5; University of Oregon. ATCHISON, AUDREY MARIE — College Preparatory; Commencement; Entered from Holy Child, 3; University of Oregon. BACON, GENEVIEVE — Gerry ; College Preparatory; Gulick A, 5, 6; Faraday, 7, 8; Room Representative, 3; Glee, I, 2; Pacific University. BAILY, FRANCES — College Preparatory; Gulick, 3-8, Vice-President. 6; Girls' Leaguo Room Representative, 2; Term President of Girls' League, 6; Term Vice-President of Girls' League, 7; Term President of Girls' League, 8; Senior Picture Committee; May Fete, 6; Girls' League Installation Committee, 7; University of Oregon. BAIN, ELSEBETH ANNE — Betty ; College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 5-8; Girls' League Representative, I; Announcement Committee, 8; Class Play Wardrobe Committee, 8; May Fete, 6; Oregon State. BAIRD, ELIZABETH M. — College Preparatory; Girls' International. 4-8; Zenos, 3-8, Secretary, 8; Girls' League Room Representative. 1-8; Properties Committee Class Play; Announcement Committee; Typing Award, 4; May Fete, 6; St. Helen's Hall. BAKER, PATRICIA — College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 6-8; Girls' League Representative, 6; Frosh Frolic Committee; Typing BANFORD, BETTY JEAN — College Preparatory; Commencement Committoe; Grantonian Staff, 7; Cast in Joan of Nancy Lee ; Oregon State. Award; Entered Grant from St. Helen's Hall. BANNON, CATHERINE NANETTE — Kay ; College Preparatory: Girls' Gym Leaders, 2-8; Tri-Y, 7. 8; Nurses' Training School. BANTZ, LILLIAN — Babe ; College Preparatory; Zenos, 5-8; Room Representative. 4; Senior Class Gift Committee; Gym Leader, 2, 3; Typing Award. 6; Student Body Dance Committee. 8; Girls' League Day Fire Squad, 8; Oregon State. BARNARD, KENNETH S. — General; Euclidean; Oregon State. BARR, BETTY B. — General; Gulick C. 5-8, President. 6, Treasurer, 7; San Mateo Junior College. BECKER. ELIZABETH — Betty ; College Preparatory; Gulick, 5-8, Term Council, 6. Vice-President, 7. President. 8; Zenos, 7; Girls' League Representative, 7, 8; Tea Committee for Girls' League Week; Typing Awards, 3, 4; Girls’ Gym Leader, 3. 4; Grading Committee for Zenos; Whitman College. BENNETT, BILLIE — College Preparatory; Migwan, 6-8, Secretary, 8; Girls' League Representative, I; Honor Girl, 7; Orchestra, 5-7; Willamette. BENNETT, PEARSON MURDOCK — General; Class Play; North Pacific School of Pharmacy. BERGHAN, BOB — General; Rod and Reel, 8; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Class Play Stage Committee, 8; Tennis, 8; Grantonian, 7; University of Oregon. BIETHAN, JACK — College Preparatory; Faraday; Track. 4; Portland University. BILLINGS, KEITH EARL — College Preparatory; Migwan, 4-8, Vice-President, 6, President. 7; Adelphian, 6-8, Secretary, 7; Ping Pong Club, 6; Senior Gift Committee; Grantonian Staff. 7; Memoirs Staff, 8; all E's,” 1-6; Adelphian Play, 8; Tropical Fish Exhibit in Showcase, 7; Never Absent or Tardy; Oregon State College. BINFORD, MAURICE W. — College Preparatory; Royal G, 5-8; Fire Squad, 4-8, Captain, 8; Chairman of Announcement Committee; Football, 2, 4, 6, 8; Track. 5, 7, Letters, 5, 7; May Fete. 3, 5, 7; Girls' League Show, 7; University of Oregon. BLACKBURN, MALCOLM—College Preparatory; King's Knights. 4, 5; Migwan. 6; Royal G, 8; Room Representative, I, 3. 5, 6; Fire Squad, 7, 8; Cashier, 2; Hi-Y, 8; Freshman Reception Committee, I; Freshman May Fete Committee, I; Band, 1-4; Basketball, 8, Letter, 8; Editor of Grantonian, 7; Editor of Memoirs. 8; all E's, I. 3, 5; Football Rally Dance Committee, 7; Student Body Dance Committee. 7; Willamette University. BLEID, ROBERT — Bob ; General; Typing Award. 3. BOUCHET. THELMA — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 5-7; Grantonian Business Staff, 7; University of Oregon Medical School. BOWLUS, MAXENE ELEANOR — General; Germania. 3; Chaduc, 4; Grant Dramatic, 6-8; Frosh Frolic; Class Play; May Fete, 6; Girls' League Show, 7; Pasadena Playhouse. BOWMAN, WENTWORTH — College Preparatory; Hi-Y. 9; Philadorian, 5-9; Royal G, 9; Alpine, 7, 8; Room Representative, 2, 5, 8; Fire Squad. 6-9; President of Senior Class; Chresto-Philadorian Debate; Class Play; Football, 4. 6, 8, Letter, 8; Alumni Trophy; Girls' League Show, 6; Service Award, 7, 8; May Fete; University of Oregon. BRANT, CHARLES — College Preparatory; Germania, 4-6, Vice-President, 6; Faraday, 5. 6; History-Forum, 8; Track, 4, 6, 8; all E’s, 2, 7; May Fete. 4, 6; Reed. ROSTER BRENNER, INA — College Preparatory; Zenos, 7, 8; Gym Leaders' Club, 4-8; Girls' League Representative, 2, 6; Typing Award, 4; University of Oregon. BRESLIN, GEORGE H. — Jim ; College Preparatory; Charter Member Chaduc, 3-8, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3-5; Room Representative; Spring Track, 4. 6, 8; Fall Track, 5, 7; Football, I, 3; Entered from Lincoln High School, 3; Oregon State College. BRINCKERHOFF, JANE — College Preparatory; Valetudon, 6-8; St. Helen's Hall Junior College. BROWN, RICHARD — Bud ; General; Royal G. 7-9; Track, I; Basketball. I, 5; Baseball, 3, 5. 7, 9, Letters, 7, 9; Decathlon Award. 2; Willamette University. BROWNHILL, JERRY — College Preparatory; Room Representative, 7; Track, 2, 4, 6, 8; Football, 3, 5; Oregon State. BRUGMAN, MARY — College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 5; Frosh Frolic Committee; Class Play Committee; Student Body Dance Committee, 6, 8; Typing Award, 6; Entered from Madeline, 5; University of Oregon. BRUNDAGE, BETTY — College Preparatory; Thalian, 5-8; Girls' League Representative, 7; Commencement Committee; May Fete, 6; Oregon State. BUCKLEY, JACK — General; DeForest, 3-8; Oregon State. BULEY, ETHEL — College Preparatory. BURCO, NANCY — College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 8; Freshman Frolic Committee, 8; Oregon State. BURNETT, ALTHEA — General; Girls' League Representative, 5; Entered from Jefferson, 3; Business College. BURT, MARJORIE — General; Pacific Beauty College. BUSHELL, CLINTON —General. BUTZIEN, CHESTER O. — General; Faraday Club; Clefs, 8; Baseball; Second Place State Music Contest; Drum Major of Band; Oregon State College. CAMP, HENRY S. — Hank ; Classical; King's Knights. 3-5, Grantonian Reporter. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms. 5; Aviation Club. 5-8, Secretary, 5, Vice-President, 7, Honorary Member, 8; Grant Dramatic. 6-9, President. 8; Quirites, 8; Class Pin Committee; Class Play Advertising Committee; Track, I; Football, 2, 4, 6; Baseball, 3; Midsummer Night’s Dream, May Fete, 7; Girls' League Show, 8; As You Like It, May Fete, 9; University of Oregon. CAMPBELL, JANET — College Preparatory; Gulick, 3-8, Treasurer. 5, Secretary, 6; Valetudon, 8; Typing Award, 4; Glee, 1-8; School Accompanist, 5-8; Girls' League Show, 7; St. Helen's Hall. CARLSON, HELEN—College Preparatory; Valetudon, 6-8; Gulick A, 7, 8; Girls' League Representative, 2; Gym Leader, 2-4; Glee Club, 5-8; Behnke-Walkor Business College. CARLSON, ROBERT W. — Bob ; College Preparatory; Triple G, I. 2; Ski Club; Alpine. 6-8; Rod and Reel, 4-8; Frosh Frolic Cast; Football Manager, 5; Cross Country. 3; Track, 2. 4, 6. 8; Christmas Program, I; Oregon State College. CARR, ELEANOR — El ; College Preparatory; Glee, 7. 8; Oregon State College. CARTER. BARBARA — College Preparatory; Tri-Y. 4-6; St. Helen's Hall. CASE, MARJORIE — College Preparatory; T'Zuma. 4; Girls' League Representative, 2; Room Representative, 3; Cafeteria Board. 3; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Senior Class Picture Committee; Girls' League Style Show, 8; Freshman Frolic. 8‘ Student Body Dance Decoration Committee. 8; Service Award. 3; University of Oregon. CHAMBERS, JANE — Academic; Entered from Columbus, Ohio, 7; Ohio State University. CHASE, BETTY — College Preparatory; Oregon State College. CHOWN, BETTY — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 5. 6. 7; Club Reporter, 7; Assistant Cashier, I; Girls' League Vice-President, I; Girls' League Representative, 3; Cafeteria Board, 6; Class Pin Committee; all E's, I; Honor Girl, 4; Typing Awards, 4. 5; Shorthand Award. 6, 7, 8; Freshman Roception. I; Girls' League Show Ticket Committee, 6; Oregon State. CLARK, DORIS—General; Entered Grant. 7; Northwestern Business College. CLARKE, RAY — College Preparatory; Faraday. 6, 7, 8, Vice-President, 8; Royal G, 6-8; Room Representative, 2. 3, 6; Football, I. 3, 5; Track, 2. 4, 6, Letter 6; all E's, 4-6; Reed. CLARY, NANETTE — College Preparatory; Class Picture Committee; Class Gift Committee; Grantonian Staff, 7; Memoirs Staff, 8; Grantonian Typist, 8; all E’s, I, 4; Typing Awards, 4, 6, 7; Shorthand Award, 6, 8; Oregon State College. CLAUSS, JAMES K. — Jimmy ; College Preparatory; Migwan. 4-8; Grant Dramatic, 4-8, President, 8; Room Representative, 2: all E’s, 1-8; Cast in Joan of the Nancy Lee ; Reed. CLAWSON. ORVAL W. — College Preparatory; all E's, 2-5; University of Oregon. CLEVELAND, DOROTHY — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 4-8, Grantonian Reporter, 7; Grant Dramatic Club, 5-8. Grantonian Reporter, 7. Vice-President, 8; Class Play; Grantonian Staff, 7; Girls' League Show, 7; Gym Leader, 4-6: Chief of Make-up Box. 8; May Fete, 6, 8; University of Washington. CLOSSON, DON—College Preparatory; Track, 6, 8; Entered from Milwaukie High, 5; University of Oregon. COATE. CHARLES — Chalie ; College Preparatory; Ping Pong Club, President, 8; Commencement Committee; Advertising Committee of Class Play; Track, I, 3. 5, 7; Football, 4, 6; Basketball, 3; Golf; Service Award, 8; University of Oregon. It O S I E K COCHRAN, ELIZABETH — College Preparatory; Grant Dramatic, 5-8; Zenos, 5-7; Girls' League Representative. 5, 8; Announcement Committee; Chairman of Class Play Wardrobe Committee; Frosh Frolic, 8; University of Washington. COFFMAN, SHIRLEY MARIE — General; Sans Souci, 5-8; Guliclc, 3-8; Willamette. COHEN, JOSEPHINE MAXINE — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Girls' League Representative, 5; Girls' League Week, Show Case Committee, 8; Public Speaking Assembly, 7; Advertising Committee Class Play; all E's, I, 3, 5. 7; Honor Girl, 2; Mills. CONNELY. VIOLA - General. CONSER, ALLEN — General; University of Oregon. COPELAND, JUNE — College Preparatory; Euclidean, 5-8, Secretary, 7. COURSEN. BETTY — College Preparatory; Chaduc. Vice-President, 8; Scholarship Award; Typing Awards, 3, 4; Shorthand Award, 5. COX, BRUCE — General; Rod and Reel; Entered from Lincoln, Nebraska; Oregon State. COX, JERRY — General; Ping Pong Club; Tennis Club; President Girls' Gym Leaders' Club; Girls' Basketball; Entered from Lincoln, Nebraska, 7. CRAIG, HUGHBERT— Hugh”; College Preparatory; University of Washington. CROOKHAM, BOB — College Preparatory; Icarian, 3-8, Vice-President, 7, Secretary, 6, Grantonian Reporter, 5; Faraday, 5-8; Room Representative, 4, 5; Class Day Committee; Public Forum Panel; Football, I. 3. 5; Track, 2. 4, 6; Fire Squad. 3-8, Captain, 8; Oregon State College. CROSBIE, MARGARET — College Preparatory; T'Zuma. 3-8, Sergeant-at-Arms. 7; Girls' International, 6-8, Secretary. 8; Royal G, Secretary, 7. 8; Cafeteria Board. 5; Chairman Class Song. Color and Flower Committee; Golf, 2, 4, 6, 8. Letters, 4, 6; Grantonian Staff, 7; Service Award, 5, 7; University of Oregon. DAVIES. KENNETH G. — Kenny”; College Preparatory; Traffic Squad, 3; King's Knights, 5. 6; Polemic, 7; Glee, 3-8; Music, 8; Rally Committee. 7; Typing Award. 6; Joan of Nancy Lee, 6; Forest Grove Music Contest, 8; Christmas Program, 5, 7; Oregon State. DAVIS, JERRY — College Preparatory; Entered from Salem High School. 7. DAVIS, HELEN—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 7; Freshman Frolic Committee. 8; Rally Committee. 8; A Capella Choir; Willamette. DECKER, HAZEL — General; Valetudon; Oregon State College. DEWEY, BETTY — College Preparatory; Alexis, 6; Valetudon. 8; Girls' League Representative, 8; Senior Class Picture Committee; St. Helen's Hall. DOLLAR, PHYLLIS — College Preparatory; Sans Souci, 6-8; Entered from Lebanon High School, 5; University of Oregon. DOMOGALLA, LA VERNE — General; Tri-Y. 3-8; Les Amies, 7; Transferred from Beaverton High School, 5; St. Helen s Hall. DOUGLAS, BOB — College Preparatory; Charter Member of Chaduc; Room Representative, 7; Football, I, 3, 5. 7; Basketball, I, 3; University of Oregon. DOWNING. JUNE — General; Adelphian, 7, 8; Lost and Found Office. 8; Stage Committee Girls' League Show, 7; Pacific University. DUNCAN, DORIS — Dinkie ; College Preparatory; Zenos, 8; Stage Committee Girls’ League Show, 7; Stage Committee Christmas Program. 5; Oregon State College. DUNN, JAMES — General; May Fete, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Baskotball, 4, 6, 8; Football, 3, 5, 7; University of Oregon. EBELING. DICK — College Preparatory; Faraday, 5-8; Euclidean. 8; Swimming Team, 6, 8; all E's, 1-8; Oregon State. EBERHART, EVELYN — College Preparatory; Entered from San Francisco, California, 8; Stanford University. EDWARDS. GALE — General; Typing Award; Oregon State College. EICHENBERGER, DOROTHY — General; Behnke-Walker Business College. ELLIS. GARY — College Preparatory; Tennis; Entered from Lawrenceville, New Jersey. 7; Stanford. EMIG, OTTO — College Preparatory; Adelphian, 8; Football, 3; Track, 2, 4; Adelphian Club Play, 8; Oregon State. ENNIS, JUNE — College Preparatory; Girls' League President, I; Girls' League Representative; Picture Committee; Announcement Committee; University of Washington. ERICKSON, MAXINE ADELAIDE — College Preparatory; Gulick A. Treasurer, Secrotary; Chrestomathian, 5-8; Linfield. ERLANDSON. DOROTHY — College Preparatory; Business College. ESTABROOK, LEE — College Preparatory; Stamp Club. 3-5; King's Knights, 6. 7; Typing Award, 4; Never Tardy; Oregon State. FARLEY, RICHARD — College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 8; University of Oregon. FARRAR. BASIL — College Preparatory; Grant Dramatic; A Capella Choir; Class Play; University of Washington. FERRIS, KATHRYN — Kay ; College Preparatory; Quirites, 5-8, Vice-President, 8. President, 8; Adelphian, 6-8; Room Representative, 4; Girls' League Representative, 2; Senior Class Pin Committee, 8; Chairman of Seventh-Eighth Term Debate, 7; all E's,” 2. 3; Typing Award. 6; Orogon State College. FEYERABEND, VIRGINIA — General; Business College. R O 9 T E K FITCH, ALGER — College Preparatory; Oregon State College. FREEMAN, ANNE — College Preparatory; Graduated from Girls' Polytechnic, June '35; Oregon State. FREEMAN. TOM — T. Hamilton”; College Preparatory; Faraday. 6-8. President, 8; Room Representative, 4; Class Gift Committee; Traclt, 4, 6; all E’s,” I, 2; University of Washington. FREET, CATHARINE — College Preparatory; Faraday; Valetudon; Grantonian Typing: all E's,” 3; Typing Awards, 5, 6, 7. GEORGE, MARY ELIZABETH — College Preparatory; Assistant Student Body Bookkeeper, 6; Bookkeeper, 7. 8; Girls' League Room Representative, 4. 5; Room Representative, 6; Class Commencement Committee, 8; Honor Girl Certificate, 5; Service Award, 5; Typing Award, 7; Dean's Office, 6; Girls' League Show, 3-5; May Fete, 4; Public Speaking Assembly, 5; University of Oregon. GEVURTZ. IRMA — College Preparatory; Adelphian, 6, 7; Chrestomathian. 5-8, Vice-President, 8; Best Speaker of Seventh-Eighth Term Debate, 7; all ''E's,'' 3-7; Typing Award, 5; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Reed. GIBSON, JOAN LOUISE — College Preparatory; Zenos, 7; Graduating in Seven Terms; Oregon Normal. GOMES, BETTY — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 6-8; Girls' League Representative, 6; Shorthand Award, 6, 7; Typing Award. 5; University of Oregon. GOLDBERG, ELEANOR — College Preparatory; Typing Award, 5; Girls' League Show, 7; University of Washington. GORDON, AGNES — College Preparatory; Zenodotian, 5-8, Grantonian Reporter, 7; Girls' League Room Representative, I; Decathlon Award, 2; Freshman Reception, I; Never Absent or Tardy; Oregon State College. GORDON, JEANETTE — College Preparatory; Freshmen Reception; Orchestra, 5-8; University of Oregon. GORESKY. JANET — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 4-8, Vice-President, 7. President, 8; Girls' League Representative. 4; Room Representative, 6; Chresto-Philadorian Debate, 7; all ''E’s, I, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; May Fete, 6; University of Oregon. GOULD, PHYLLIS — College Preparatory; Adelphian, 5-8, Grantonian Reporter, 7. 8; Girls' League Representative, 5, 8; Senior Gift Committee; Grantonian Staff, 7, 8; Girls' Glee Club, 3. 4. 5, 6; May Fete. 4, 6; Oregon State. GRANNATT, JOSEPHINE S. — Jo ; College Preparatory; Thalian, 3-8, Sergeant-at-Arms, 6, Vice-President, 7; Girls' League Representative, 4; Commencement Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; all E's, 5; Honor Girl. 5; Thalian Plays. 4, 6; Girls' League Shows. 5. 7; Committee Girls' League Show, 7; Co-ed Ball Entertainment, 4, 5, 6, 8. GRAVES, EILEEN—College Preparatory; Les Amies; Entered Grant, 7; Willamette University. GREENWOOD, AGATHA — College Preparatory; Entered from Franklin, 4; Glee, 3, 4; Oregon State. GRIFFIN, JUNE — General; Captain Girls' Basketball Team. 3; University of Oregon. GRONNERT, PAUL F. — General; Camera, 4-8, Vice-Presidenh, 7; Stamp Club, 3; Chaduc. 4; Traffic Squad, 2-5; Soccer. 7; Memoirs Snapshots, 6, 7, 8; Acapella Choir; University of Washington. GROSHONG. MARY — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 3-8; Chaduc, 7, Secretary-Treasurer, 8; Oregon State. GROSS. ROSE — College Preparatory; Germania, 4, 5, 6; University of Washington. HAGEN. DOROTHY — General; Valetudon, 8; Girls' League Representative. 5; St. Vincent’s Hospital. HAGGERTY, EDITH—College Preparatory; Clefs, 8; Glee Club. 1-8; Traffic Squad. 2, 3; University of Oregon. HAIMO, FRANKLIN—College Preparatory; Euclidean. 3-7, President, 7; all E's, 1-5; Scholarship Cup. 6; Reed. HALL, DICK — College Preparatory; Chaduc; Faraday. HANN, JOHN H. — College Preparatory; Gym Leader, 6-8; Typing Award. 7; Oregon State College. HANSEN, MELVIN G., JR. — Tarzan ; College Preparatory; Oregon State College. HANSON, BILL — Willie ; General; Grant Dramatic: Class Play. HARDIN, DOROTHY — College Preparatory; Thalian, 3-8, Secretary, 7; Room Representative, I, 2; Girls' League Representative, 3; Cafeteria Board, 6; Vice-President of Student Body, 8; Class Day Committee; Class Play Prompter; all E's. 1-7; Typing Award, 6; Honor Girl, I, 3; Thalian Play. 6; Girls' League Show, 5; Wardrobe Committee Girls' League Show, 7; Rally Committee, 7; Rose Festival Princess, 8. HARPER, JOAN — General; Oregon State College. HARRISON, PAUL — College Preparatory; Royal G; Faraday, 5-8, Sergeant-at-Arms, 7; Room Representative, 6; Track, 6, 8; Soccer, 5; Freshman Reception Chairman, I; University of Oregon. HAZEN, BOB — College Preparatory; Hi-Y, 6-9, Treasurer, 7. Vice-President, 8; Philadorian, 5-9, Vice-President, 8; History-Forum. 5. 6: Royal G, 6-9; Alpine. 6-9, Sergeant-at-Arms, 8; Glee Club, 9; Rod and Reel, 6-9; Ski Club, 8; Assistant Cashier, I, Cashier, 2; Room Representative. 3. 5; Drum Major. 6. 7; Fire Squad, 3-9, Captain, 5, Battalion Chief, 6-9; Athletic Representative. 7; President of Student Body, 9; Assistant Chairman Rally Committee, 8, 9; Yell Leader, 5, 6. 8; City Yell King, 8; May Fete. I. 5, 8, 9; Chairman Leap Year Dance, 7; Girls' League Advertising Chairman, 8; Freshman Reception, I; Service Awards. 5-9; Oregon State College. HEIBERG, HARRY — General; Oregon State. HEISLER. VIRGINIA ALICE — College Preparatory; Alexis; University of Oregon. HERBRING, WILLIAM — College Preparatory; Philadorian, 5-8, President, 8; Hi-Y, 7, 8; Rod and Reel, 6-8, Secretary, 7; Royal G. 6-8; Fire Squad. 6-8, Captain, 7, 8; Cafeteria Board, 5; Room Representative, 4. 7. 8; Co-Chairman Frosh Frolic. 8 Contact Committee. 8; Track, 2, 4, 6, 8; Typing Award, 6; Service Award, 4; Philadorian Debate, 5; University of Notre Dame. ROSTER HERMANN, JOEL A. — College Preparatory; Grant Dramatic; Sans Souci; Room Representative; Committee on Noon Programs; Typing Award, 5, 7; Traffic Squad, 5. 7, Captain; May Fete Dance Committee; Girls' League Show, 5, 6; Entered from Salem High, 5; Reed. HIBBERT, EUNICE — General; Grant Dramatic, 6-8; Girls' League Show, 5-7; May Fete, 2, 6. 8; Midsummer Night's Dream, 6. HICKS, BARNEY — J. C. ; College Preparatory; Fire Squad, 8; Baseball, I, 3; Basketball, I, 3; Oregon State College. HICKSON. HAMILTON — Ham ; General; Hi-Y, 3-8; Fire Squad. 3-8, Captain. 9; Nominating Committee, 2; Class Day Excursion Committee; Memoirs Contact Committee; Football, I, 3, 5; Track, I, 3; Student Body Dance Chairman. 8; University of Oregon. HILL. MARCELIA JEANNETTE — College Preparatory; Thalian, 4-8; Girls' League Vice-President. 3, 7; Girls' League Representative, 5; all E's, I. 2; Typing Award, 4, 5; Shorthand Award, 5, 6, 7, 8; University of Oregon. HINKLEY, JANET FAE — Hink ; College Preparatory; Room Representative, 2. 4, 5; Girls' League Representative. I. 3, 6; Secretary Girls' League, 7; President Girls' League, 8; Girls' League Show, 5. 7; Senior Boat Trip Committee, 8; Student Body Dance, 6. 7; Freshman Reception, 7; Rally Committee. 8; Service Awards, 3. 6. 7; Co-ed Ball Committee, 5, 6. 7; Freshman Frolic, 6. 7; May Fete. 6; Freshman Style Show, 6; Girls' League Program. 6; University of Oregon. HOLLAND, CHARLES EDWARD — College Preparatory; Room Representative. I, 5, 7; Football. I, 3; Baseball, 2; Service Award, 7; May Fete, 6; Fire Squad, 8; University of Oregon. HOLLISTER, BOB — College Preparatory; Faraday. 5-8; Room Representative. 8; Commencement Committee; Oregon State College. HOPPER, EVELYN — College Preparatory; Valetudon, 7. 8; Freshman Reception; Glee. 6. HOVIND. SHIRLEY — College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 5, 6; Flower and Song Committee; Color Committee; Advertising for Class Play Committee; Typing Awards, 5, 6; Steven's College. HOWE, JANE — College Preparatory; Gulick, 4, 5; Migwan, 4-8. Secretary. 6, Vice-President, 7, President, 8; Room Representative. 3; Girls' League Representative, 5; Grantonian Staff, 8; Scholarship Award, I, 4-7; Typing Award, 3, 4; Honor Girl, 6; Co-ed Ball Committee. 5; Glee Accompanist, 2; Willamette University. HOWELL, SHIRLEY — College Preparatory; History-Forum, 6, 7; Zenos, 5-8, Grantonian Reporter. 8; Girls' League Representative, 5; Grantonian Staff, 8; Football Banquet, 7; May Fete Committee, 6; Co-ed Ball Committee, 6; University of Washington. HRYSKO. ROSE — College Preparatory; Zenos, 8; Room Representative, 3; Girls' League Representative, 6; May Fete Committee, 7; Tennis, 8; Typing Award, 5, 6; Shorthand Award, 7. 8; Co-ed Ball Committee. 6; Fire Squad Girls' League Week, 7; University of Southern California. HUBER. FRAN — College Preparatory; Migwan. 3-8. Secretary, 7; Grantonian Staff, 8; Typing Award, I, 2; Shorthand Award, 6. 7; Noon Program Committee, 7; Northwestern Business College. HUEBNER, JEANNETTE — College Preparatory; Valetudon. 8; Quirites, 7; Germania, 3, 4- Decathlon Award, 2; University of Oregon. HUGGINS, WILLIAM A. — Bill ; College Preparatory; Royal G; Room Representative, I, 2. 4, 5; Announcement Committee; Senior Class Play Wardrobe Committee; Baseball, 2, 4. 6. 8; Basketball, 2, 4, 6. 8: University of Oregon. HUMPHREY. HELEN — General; Girls' League Representative. I. 7; University of Oregon. HYLAND. BEATRICE — College Preparatory; Sans Souci; Euclidean; Seventh and Eighth Term Debate. 8; all E's, 1-4; Typing Award, I, 2; Oregon State College. JACKSON. BEATRICE — College Preparatory; Migwan. 3-7; Zenos, 7, 8; Grantonian Staff, 6-8; Grantonian Librarian. 8; Marylhurst College. JACKSON, SADIE — College Preparatory; Typing Award. 6; Entered Grant from Washington High School, 5; Oregon State. JENNESS, JOAN — College Preparatory; Zenos, 5-8; Girls' League Representative. 2; Grantonian Staff, 7; Grantonian Editor, 8; University of Oregon. JENNINGS, BETTY LOU—College Preparatory; Entered from Seattle. Washington. 7; University of Washington. JOHNSON. DE LOSS WHITFORD — De ; General; Aviation, 3. 4; Stamp Club, 3, 4; Chaduc. 2. 5, 6; History-Forum. 7, 8; Rod and Reel. 5, 6; Baseball, 2. 4; May Fete. 4, 6; John Hopkins University. JOHNSON, PAT — College Preparatory; Sans Souci; University of Oregon. JORDAN. ROBERT — College Preparatory; Philadorian, 5-8; Rod and Reel, 5-8, Grantonian Reporter, 6. 7; Ski Club. 6-8; Alpine, 6-8; Fire Squad. 5-8; Triple G. I. 2; Room Representative. I; Frosh Frolic Committee; Frosh Frolic Cast; Chairman. Class Play Sound Effects Committee; Chrestomathian-Philadorian Debate. 6; Public Speaking Program, 5; Football. I, 3, 5; Track. 2, 4, 6; Soccer. 3. 5; Sports Editor Grantonian, 7; Grantonian Advertising Staff, 6; Grantonian Reporter, 7; all E's, 2-7; Girls' League Show Script Staff, 6, 7; English Program. 4; Stanford. JOUBERT, ANDORA CAROLINE — College Preparatory; T'Zuma. 5-8; Camera. 6-8, Secretary. 7, President. 8; Girls' League Show. 5; Gym Leader, 6: May Fete. 6; Entered from West Seattle High School, 5; University of Washington. KAUFMAN, SID — Curley ; College Preparatory; Royal G. 5-8; Fire Squad. 7. 8; Basketball, 3, 5; Track, 6; Tennis. 2, 4; Baseball Manager, 5; Golf, 8; Grantonian Business Staff. 6, 7; University of Oregon. K O S T E K KAUFMANN, MARY C.— College Preparatory; 2 Scholarship Awards; Typing Award, 3; Shorthand Award, 6, 7, 8; Northwestern Business College. KELLER, BARBARA — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 4, 5; Adelphian, 6-8, Vice-President, 7, President, 8; Chrestomathian, 6-8; Sans Souci, 5; Room Representative, 4; Grantonian Business Staff, 7; Typing Awards, 5, 6; Girls' League Show. 2, 4; May Fete, 3, 5; Student Body Dance Committee, 4; Adelphian Play, 8; Girls' League Week Fire Squad, 8; University of Oregon. KELLY, SHIRLEY — College Preparatory; Thalian, 6-8; Girls' International, 5-8; Girls' League President, I, 2; Girls' League Representative, 3; Secretary of Student Body, 8; Girls' League Week, 7; Class Play Prompter; Class Day Committee; Girls' League Show, 7; Committee for Student Body Dance, 8; Costume Crew; Oregon State. KENDALL. BOB —General; Stanford. KENNEDY, CHARLES — College Preparatory; Faraday, 6-8; all E’s, I, 5, 6; University of Oregon. KINDER. THELMA JUNE — Cookie ; College Preparatory; Gym Leaders' Club, 3-8, President, 6; Room Representative, 6; May Fete, I; Freshman Reception, I; Northwestern Business College. KING, KAY — General; Clefs, 8; Advertising Committee Class Play, 7, 8; Announcement Committee, 8; Rally Committee, 8: Girls' League Show, 3, 7; Advertising Chairman Operetta, 7; Service Award, 4, 6, 7; Glee, 5. 6. 7, 8; University of Oregon. KIRWAN, BILL — College Preparatory; Philadorian, 7-9; Alpine, 6-8; Fire Squad, 6-9; Room Representative, 7-9; Chairman Commencement Committee; Honor Awards, 6, 7; Oregon State College. KLOSTERMAN, PETER — Klouse ; College Preparatory; Hi-Y, 2-8; Royal G, 6-8; Alpine, 5-7; Ski Club, 5, 6; Fire Squad, 5-8; Traffic Squad, 3-8; Stamp Club, 3-5; Room Representative. I; Class Trip Committee; Football, 5; Track, 2; Golf, 6, 8. Letters, 6, 8; Hamburg University. KNEASS, JEAN — College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 4-8. President, 8; Freshman Reception, 8; Girls' League Freshman Style Show, 8; Girls' League Conference, Estacada, 7; Girls' League President, 7; Girls’ League Room Representative. 4, 5; Class Play Advertising Skit. 8; Freshman Frolic, 8; Class Play Stage Committee, 8; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Vice-President Senior Class, 8; May Fete, 4; University of Oregon. KNIGHTON, MARY ELIZABETH — General; Girls' League Representative, 7; Shorthand Award, 7; Entered from Scappoose High School, 3; Behnke-Walker Business College. KNOPF, ERNEST — Button ; College Preparatory; Royal G; Tennis, 4, 6. 8; Gym Leader; University of Oregon. KRAMER, FRANK — General; Rod and Reel, 5-8; Royal G, 7, 8; Room Representative. 4; Picture Committee, Frosh Frolic; Track, 2, 4, 6, 8; Football, I, 3. 5, 7. Letter, 7; Fire Squad. 5-8, Captain, 8; University of Oregon. KRAMER, MAXINE — College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 1-3; University of Oregon. KRANTZ, RAYMOND EUGENE — College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 3-8; Euclidean, 8; Winner of Misspelled Words Contest, I; Reed College. KRUSE, PAT — College Preparatory; History-Forum, 6, 7; Zenos, 5-8, Secretary, 7, President, 8; Girls’ League Representative, I; Term President of Girls' League, 5; Room Representative, 3; Grantonian Staff, 8; Football Banquet, 7; May Fete Committee, 6; Fire Squad Girls' League Week, 8; Oregon State College. LA BONTE, ROBERT — Bob ; College Preparatory; Royal G, 5-9; Alpine, 3: Fire Squad. 7-9; Room Representative. 6: Frosh Frolic; Picture Committee; Wardrobe Committee; Class Trip Committee; Track, 3, 5, 7, Letters, 5, 7; Football, 2. 4, 6, 8; University of Oregon. LACHMAN, RICHARD ALAN — Dick ; College Preparatory: Fire Squad. 4-8; Ski Club. 5. 6; History-Forum, 4-8, Sergeant-at-Arms, 6, Vice-President, 7; Freshman Boys' Club, I; Room Representative. 2; Freshman Reception. I; Student Body Contact Committee, 7; May Fete Committee, 4; Student Body Dance Committee. 5. 7; Class Play Sound Effects Committee. 8; Football, I, 3: Track, 4, 6, 8; Baseball, 2; Golf, 2, 4, 8; Soccer, 5. 7; Basketball, 2. 4. 6; Track Manager, 6; Cross Country, 3, 7; Sports Editor Grantonian, 8; Service Award, 5; Typing Award. 3; University of Washington. LA MAR FLORENCE — College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative. 4; Grantonian Typing. 8; Typing Award, 5. 6; Shorthand Award, 6, 7, 8; Oregon State. LARKIN, DICK—College Preparatory; Alpine, 6, 7; Track, A, 6; Public Forum Panel; University of Oregon. LAWRENCE, JEAN—College Preparatory: Quirites, 4; Tri-Y, 3-0. Vice-President, 5; Inter-club Representative, 5-8, Reporter, 4; Girls' League Representative, 5; all E's, 1-7; Entered from Wilson Junior High School, Eugene, 3; Oregon State. LAYTON, BOB — Rabbitt ; General; Royal G, 6-9; Room Representative, 3, 4. 6: Baseball, 5, 7; Football. 4, 6. 8; College of Idaho. LEIBRAND, LaVONNE BEVERLY — College Preparatory; Dondelenguas. 6-8, Vice-President, 8; Gym Leaders' Club, 8; Student Body Office Assistant Stenographer, 6. Stenographer, 7, 8; Girls' League Representative, 6; May Fete, 2; Decathlon Award, 2; Shorthand Award, 6; Oregon State. LESHER, LUCILLE — General; Oregon State. LEWIS, BILL— 'Si ; College Preparatory; Quirites; Royal G; Baseball Manager. 6. Letter; Golf, 8; Northwestern School of Commerce. LINN, BERNEICE — General; Northwestern Business Co'legc. K O � T E K LIPSCOMB. GLADYS — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 5-8; Zenos. 3-5; Girls' League Representative, 8; Wardrobe Committee. 8; Announcement Committee. 8; Co-ed Ball Committee. 8; Oregon State College. LOGAN, RUTH—College Preparatory; Thalian, 5-8, Play, 6. 8. President. 8; Girls' League Representative, 2, 3, 8; Commencement Committee; Chairman Entertainment for New Girls' Party; Glee Club, 6-8; Girls' League Show, 7; Christmas Program, 7; A Cappella Choir. 8: all E’s, 5. 6; Honor Girl. 7; Oregon State College. MacDONALD, DAN — College Preparatory; Stage Crew, 3-8, Chief. 8; Room Representative, 7; University of California at Los Angeles. MACFARLANE. LEE — College Preparatory; Entered from San Diego, California, 5. MACOUBRIE. MONTIETH — College Preparatory; History-Forum; Icarian; Grantonian Staff; Reed College. MADIGAN. FRED — Grant Dramatic, 4-8; Icarian. 4-8, Secretary, 5. Vico-President, 6. President, 7, 8; Track, 4, 6, 8, Letter. 8; Football, 3, 5, 7; Girls' League Show, 5, 7; Entered from Klamath Falls, 3; University of Washington. MARTIN. MARJORIE — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 4-6; Alexis, 5-8, Vice-President. 7; Typing Award, I; Oregon State. MATTERN. CALVERT — College Preparatory; DeForest; Room Representative. 4. MATTHES, GERTRUDE — General; Service Award; Grantonian Typing; Typing Award; Behnke-Walker Business College. MATTRAVERS, MAXINE — Max”; College Preparatory; Dondelenguas, 5-8; Girls' League Representative. 2. 4; May Fete. 3. 5; Pacific University. MAXWELL, WINIFRED — College Preparatory; Faraday. 8; Girls' League Representative. 4; all E's, 3-5; Typing Award. 7; Orchestra. 2-7. MAYE, HARRIETTS— General; Les Amies; Northwestern Business College. McCARTHY. PATRICIA K. — College Preparatory; University or Washington. McCOLM, ROBERTA— Bobbie ; General; Grantonian Staff, 8; St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing. McCOY. MARCILE — College Preparatory: Tri-Y, 7, 8; Girls' League Representative, 3; Typing Award, 5, 6; Never Absent or Tardy: Oregon State. McCUE, DARLEEN — General; Business College. McELWAIN. BOB — College Preparatory; Euclidean. 8; Faraday. 8; Oregon State College. McKEE, MARGARET — General; Oregon State College. McNAMEE. VIVIAN E. — College Preparatory; Tri-Y. 4-8; Girls' League Representative. 2; Typing Award, 3; May Fete, 6; Girls’ League Show. 7; St. Helen's Hall. MEAGHER, CECELIA — Dede ; General; Girls’ League Representative; Commencement Program; Typing Award, 6; May Fete, 6; Student Body Dance Advertising Committee, 6; Co-ed Ball, 5; Oregon State College. MERRIMAN, JANE — College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 3-8. Grantonian Reporter. 4, Vice-President. 7; Girls' International, 6-8. Secretary, 7, President. 8; Cafeteria Board, 5; Girls' League Representative, 2; Vice-President Girls' League, 2. 6, 8; Frosh Frolic: Senior Class Gift Committee; Memoirs Contact Committee; Honor Girl. 4; Decathlon Award, 2; St. Helens Hall Junior College. MERRITT, RUTH — College Preparatory; Oregon State College. MESERVEY, JEANNE — General; Washington State College. MEYERS, JEAN — College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 5-8; Girls' League Show, 7; Student Body Dance Committee, 7; Girls League Representative, 2, 6; Co-ed Ball Program Committee, 7; University of Oregon. MILLER. JACK — General; Class Play; Entored from Commerce High School. MILLER. MARJORIE ILEEN—General; Grant Dramatic. 5-8. Secretary, 8; Room Representative, 6; Girls League Representative. 8; Flower, Song and Color Committee; Gym Leader, 8; Grantonian Typist; Shorthand Award, 6; Typing Award. 7; Girls' League Show, 5; Midsummer Night's Dream, 6; As You Like It. 8; Oregon State College. MILLER, MENDELLA SELMA — College Preparatory; Quirites. 4-6; Chaduc. 7: Girls' League Representative. I. 5; all Es, 1-8; Typing Award, 7; Committee for Freshman Reception; North Pacific School of Pharmacy. MILLER. RUTH J. — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 3, 4, 7, 8; Gym Leaders' Club, 7, 8; Typing Award, 7; University of Washington. MORGAN. LAWRENCE — College Preparatory; Track, 6; Oregon State College. MORIARTY, JACK EMORY — Jake ; College Preparatory; Faraday. 7. 8; Track, 2, 4, 6-8; University of Washington. MORIARTY, THOMAS H.—General; Football, I, 3. 5; Track, 2. 4. 6; Oregon State College. MORRISON. HARLEY — General; Entered from Benson, 8. MOSS, KAY — General; Faraday; Valetudon; Gym Leaders' Club. MOTZKE. MARY — General; University of Oregon. MUNROE, JIM — Iron-head Novadi ; College Preparatory: Alpine. 5-7; Aloxis, 6-8, President, 8; Adelphian, 6-8, Sergeant-at-Arms. 7; Chess Club, 4-6; Track, 2, 4. 6. 8. Letters, 6. 8; Cross Country Letter, 7; Soccer. 3, 5, 7; Service Awards, 2-8 Adelphian May Fete Committee. 6. 8; Adelphian Play, 8; Fire Squad. 7. 8; Traffic Squad. 3-5; Annapolis Naval Academy. MURPHY, HAROLD — General; Royal G. 6-9; Senior Class Picture Committee: Commencement Committee; Track, I, 3, 5, 7. 9. Letters, 3. 5. 7, 9; Georgia Technological Institute. MUTH, BETH — College Preparatory; William Woods College. NILSON, JUNE — College Preparatory; Quirites. 4-6: Typing Award. 5, 6; Shorthand Award. 6. 7; all E's five terms; Oregon State. ROSTER NIX, DOLORES — College Preparatory; Entered from Lincoln. 6; University of Oregon. NORMAN. BETTIE — College Preparatory; Alexis; Grantonian Staf.r; University of Oregon. NORTH, HELEN—General; Girls' League Representative, 5,6; Freshman Reception, I; Co-ed Ball, 6; Oregon State. NUCKOLLS, JUANITA — College Preparatory; Girls' Leaguo Representative, 5; Typing Award, 6, 7; Shorthand Award, 7; Behnke-Walker Business College. OAKMAN, MARGARET — General; Les Amies. 7; Entered from The Dalles High School, 7; University of Oregon. O'DONNELL, BOB — General; Royal G, 4-9; Hi-Y, 6-9, Treasurer, 9; Fire Squad, 6-9, Captain, 8, 9; Chess Club, 8, 9; Room Representative, 3; Senior Gift Committee; Football, 4, 6, 8. Letters, 4, 6. 8- Track, 5, 7; Service Award, 8; St. Mary's University. OFNER. FRANK — College Preparatory; Camera, 3-5; Quirifes, 4-6; Faraday, 6-8; Euclidean, 8; Room Representative. 2; Track, 4. 6; all E's, 6, 7; Oregon State. OLSON, BUD — General; Art Committee Linoleum Cut for Class Play; Gym Leader, Baseball; Golf; Cartoonist for Grantonian; Four Service Awards; University of Oregon. PAGE, EMERSON — Emmy ; College Preparatory; Grant Dramatic, 6-8; Room Representative, 8; Class Treasurer; Chairman of Pin Committee; Properties Committee of Class Play; Advertising Staff of Class Play; Class Play Skit; Track, 2; Business Staff of Grantonian, 5, 6; Christmas Program, I; Freshman Reception, I; Junior Boys’ Quartet, I; Girls’ League Show Cast, 7; Band, 4-8; Stage Crew, 6; Stage Manager Midsummer Night's Dream ; Cast As You Like It, 8; Public Speaking Assembly, 7; Oregon State. PAGET, MARY JEAN — College Preparatory; Sans Souci, 3-8; Tri-Y, 3-8; Oregon State College. PALMER, KINGDON — General; University of Washington. PATTERSON. MURIEL CLEONE — Patty ; College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 5-9; Girls' League Representative, 3; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Picture Committee, 8; University of Oregon. PERRY. JUNE GEORGIA — General; Alexis, 3-9; Girls’ Gym Leaders' Club, 3-9, Secretary, 8; Grantonian Typist, 6, 8, 9; Never Tardy; Business College. PETIGROW, NORMAN BERT — College Preparatory; Stamp Club. 3-7; all E's, 3; Reed College. PHELPS, CHARLES — College Preparatory; Polemic Club, 5-9, Secretary, 8, Vice-President, 9; Chaduc, 5-8, Grantonian Representative, 8; Operetta, 7; Girls' League Show, 8; May Fete, 7; Assistant Business Manager Memoirs; Manager Class Play; Commencement Committee; Rally Committee; Service Award, 8; Typing Award, 8; Glee, 5-9; Band, 1-5; University of Oregon. PHILLIPPI, DICK — College Preparatory; Hi-Y, 2-8; Philadorian, 5-8; Ski, 5-6; President of Triple G, 2; Room Representative, I, 2. 3, 5; Fire Squad, 1-8, Captain, 4, 5, 6, Assistant Chief, 7, Chief, 8; Chairman Class Trip Committee, 8; Freshie Frolic. 8; Seventh and Eighth Term Debate, 7; Tennis, 2, 6. 8. Major Letter. 2, 8; Basketball, I. PHILLIPS, BARBARA JEAN — General; Entered from Madeline High School; University of Washington. PHILLIPS, MARGARET — General; Zenos, 6-8; Room Representative, 6; Class Pin Committee; Oregon State College. PIERCY, REVE' — General; Typing Award. POFF, GORDON — College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 5. President, 6; Faraday, 7, Secretary. 8; Room Representative, 2; Band Leader, 7; Gift Committee; University of Washington. POINDEXTER, BETTY JANE — College Preparatory; Zenos, 4, 5; Sans Souci, 6-8, Grantonian Reporter, 8; Alexis. 5-8. Secretary, 6, President, 7; all E's, 1-8; Typing Awards, 5, 6; Honor Girl. 4; Freshman Reception; Orchestra, 3, 4; Glee Club, I. 2; Reed College. POLITIS, JACK H. — College Preparatory; Quirites; Royal G; Basketball, 2; Baseball. 4, 6, 8, Letters; Northwestern School of Commerce. PORTER. LAWRENCE D. — College Preparatory; Triple G. I, 2; Rod and Reel, 6-8; Track, 3, 4. 6; Gym Leader, 7, 8; University of Oregon. POWERS, BILL — College Preparatory; Hi-Y, 6-8; Royal G, 6-8; Alpine, 4-8; Philadorian, 6-8, Secretary, 7, Vice-President, 8; Fire Squad. 2-8; Room Representative, 2-5; Wardrobe Committee Class Play; Chairman Senior Class Gift Committee; Football. 3, 5; Fall Track, 7; Baseball, 6, 8, Letter, 6, 8; University of Notre Dame. PROHASKA, LES — General; Track, 6; Basketball. 2; Oregon State College. QUESNELL, DON — General; Royal G ; Track, 8; Cross Country. Letter, 7; Gym Leader, 3, 4, 5, 6; University of Oregon. RASCH. JOHN — General; Entered Grant. 7; University of Oregon. REDMOND, JOHN P. — Jack ; College Preparatory; Polemic, 7, 8; Room Representative, 5. 8; Entered from Bellarmine. Tacoma, Washington, 5; Santa Clara. REYNOLDS, RALPH — College Preparatory; Room Representative. I; all E's, Two Terms; Oregon State College. RICE, BESSIE — College Preparatory; Sans Souci, 3-6; King’s Knights, 3-8; Gulick A, 5-8; Zenos, 8; Grantonian Staff, 7; Costume Crew, 5. 7; May Fete, 6; University of Oregon. RICHENS, JANET — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian, 6-8, Secretary. 8; Girls' League Representative. 4; Associate Art Editor of Memoirs. 8; all E’s, 2-5; Honor Girl, 4; Oregon State. ROBBINS, MARTHA — General; University of Oregon. ROBINSON, PATRICIA — College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 5, 6, Secretary. 6; Room Representative, 5; University of Oregon. ROE, LEONA — General; Medical School of Oregon University. ROGERS, MARGARET — General. ROSTER ROSS, CLEVE — College Preparatory; Triple G; Ski Club, 7-8, Glee Club, 7-8; Orchestra, 3-7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Senior Class Play Cast, 7; Chairman of the Class Play Stage Committee; Service Award. 7; University of Oregon. ROSS, VERNON E., JR. — College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 3-8, held all offices; Albany, Portland Branch. RUDDOCK, NORMA—College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 5-8, Vice-President, 8; Room Representative, 5; Oregon State. RUEF, MARY — General; Chrestomathian, 8; Adelphian, 8; Business Sta.'f of Grantonian, 7; Entered from Washington High School, 7; Oregon State. RUHNKE, RUTH E. — General; Typing Awards, 5. 6; Orchestra, 5. RUSSELL, JIM — General; Fire Squad, 6-8; May Fete, 8; Basketball; Track, 6, 8, Manager, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Service Awards; Oregon State. RUSSELL, LEWIS S.. JR. — College Preparatory; Royal G; Math Club; Fire Squad; Letters in Basketball and Track. RUSSELL, BILL — College Preparatory; Boxing Club; Football. 2, Manager, 6. 8; Track; Boxed in May Fete; Oregon State. RYAN, VIRGINIA — College Preparatory; Girls’ Gym Leader, 3, 4; St. Mary’s of the Woods. SAVINAR. MIRIAM — College Preparatory; Valetudon, 7, 8; Grantonian Staff, 6, 7; University of Washington. SCHMIDT, ALFRED — College Preparatory; Royal G, 7, 8; Football, I, 3, 5, 7; Soccer, 5, 7; Oregon State College. SCHMIDT, MARJORIE — College Preparatory. SCHREINER. JOHN W. — ’’Johnny”; General; Chaduc. 4-8; Fall Track, 7; Manager Spring Track. 8; Traffic Squad, 3-7, Captain, 5, Assistant Chief, 6, Chief, 7; Fire Squad, 5, 6; May Fete, 6; Federal Home Administration Home Building Contest, 7; Never Absent nor Tardy; Oregon State College. SCOVILLE, ALICE — College Preparatory; Zenos, 8; Orchestra. I; Oregon State Colloge. SEBERG, KATHRINE — Kay ; College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 4; Girls’ International; Thalian, 6-8; Room Representative, 6; Girls’ League Representative, 7; Properties Committee of Class Play; Typing Award. I; Girls' League Style Show, 6; Oregon State. SEBERN, PEGGY — College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 8; Grantonian Staff, 8; Circulation Manager Grantonian, 8; Stanford. SHANNON. KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN — College Preparatory; Entered from Maupin. Oregon. 6; University of Oregon. SHAW. DONNA — Flips ; College Preparatory; Zenos, 8; Typing Award. 7; Shorthand Award, 7, 8; May Fete, 6; Entered Grant, 5; University of Washington. SHEETS, BOB — College Preparatory; Room Representative, 6. 9; Senior Announcement Committee; Wardrobe Class Play; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee. 7; Track. 9. Letter; Football. 3; Entered from Fresno High School, California. 6; Univorsity of Oregon. SHELTON, MARY LOUISE — General; Grantonian Typist; Typing Award, 5, 6; Orchestra, 1-8, Concert-master, 7, 8. SHERMAN. HELEN — Torchy ; College Preparatory: Gym Leaders' Club, 2-6; Valetudon. 7; Girls' League Representative. 3; Secretary to Business Manager of the Grantonian; Shorthand Award. 6. 7; Typing Award, 7; May Fete. 2. 4; University of Washington. SHIMSHAK. JACK — Shimmy ; College Preparatory; Hi-Y. 8. 9; Royal G. 7-9. Vice-President. 9; Rally Committee. 8; Fire Squad. 8. 9; Polemic. 5-9, Vice-President. 8. President. 9; Chairman Do-Nut Sale, 9; Baseball. I. 3, 5. 7. 9. Letter. 7. 9; Basketball. 3. 5. 7. 9. Letter. 9; Business Manager of Memoirs; all E's, 2, 3. 4. 6. 7; Decathlon Award. 3; University of Oregon. SHIRLEY. MARJORIE — College Preparatory; Gulick C. 4-8. Treasurer. 6. Secretary. 7. President. 8; all E's, I. 2. 4, 5. 7; Typing Awards, 3. 4; Shorthand Award, 6; Reed. SHORTRIDGE, JEAN ANN — General; Service Award. 7; May Fete Committee. 4-6; Student Body Dance Committee, 5; St. Helen's Hall Junior College. SIES. DOROTHY — College Preparatory; Valetudon. 7. 8. Sec etary. 8; Girls' International, 7. 8; Girls' League Representative, 5; all E's. I, 2. 4, 5. 6; Typing Award. 4. 7; Honor Girl 5; Oregon State College. SIMONSEN. CONSTANCE — College Preparatory; King's Knights. 7; Girls' League Representative. 7; Picture Committee; Five Terms all E's. SLENNING, NOEL B. — Buck ; College Preparatory: Farada . 8; Royal G. 7. 8; Room Representative. 3; Football Manager. 5; Basketball Manager, 6; Traffic Squad, I, 2; Oregon Stale Colloge. SMITH. BLANCH—College Preparatory; Entered from Lincoln, 8; Art College. SMITH. ROBERT— Bob ; College Preparatory; Philadorian, 6-8; Firo Squad, 7. 8; Announcement Committee; Football. 3. 5. 7; Baseball. I; Sports Editor or' the Memoirs; Shorthand Award. 6; Typing Award. 5; Junior Football Recommendations; Willamette University. SMITH. ELLEN ROSE — College Preparatory; Quirites, 7. 8. Secretary. 8; Adelphian. 8; Girls’ League Representative, 6; Co-ed Ball, 6; Entered from Olympia. Washington, 5; Smith College. SMITH. WILLIAM JOY, JR. — College Preparatory; Royal G. 4-8; Fire Squad, 6-8; Room Representative. 3; Class Pin Committee; Football, I, 3, 5. 7, Letter, 7; Soccer. 3, 5. 7; Letter, 3. 5, 7; Track, 2. 4, 6. 8. Letter. 4, 8, Captain 100-yard Dash, 8; Never Absent or Tardy; University of Portland. SNYDER, DOROTHY — Dot ; College Preparatory; Leaders' Club, I, 2; Royal G, Secretary, 5, 6; Tennis, 4, 6. 8; Tennis Letters, 4, 6. 8; University of California at Los Angeles. SOLOMON, ESTHER — College Preparatory. SPIKER, GENE — Classical; Royal G. 3-9, President. 9; Room Representative. I. 3, 5; Commencement Committee; Baseball Letters. I. 3. 5. 7. 9; Basketball Letters, 3, 5. 7, 9; San Mateo. ROSTER SPRAGUE, ZENIA — General; Tri-Y, 5-8; Gym Leader, 5-8; Typing Award, 5; University of Oregon. STAGE, SHIRLEY — College Preparatory; Zenos, 6; Room Representative, 7, 8; Fire Squad Girls' League Week, 7; Flower and Song Committee, 8; Class Play Properties Committee, 8; Typing Award, 3, 4, 6; Grading Committee for Zenos, 8; Oregon State College. STAIGER, STAN — General; Room Representative, 8; Chairman for Freshman May Fete; University of Oregon. STEAGALL, JANE — College Preparatory; Migwan, 6; Zenos, 7, 8; History Forum, 7. 8; Chairman Class Colors. 8; Class Song and Flower Committee, 8; Chairman, Class Play Properties Committee. 8: Associate Art Editor Memoirs, 8; all E's, 1-7; Typing Awards, 3, 4; Service Awards, 6, 7; Christmas Program Stage Committee, 5; Advertising Committee May Fete, 6: Second Prize, Poppy Poster Contest, 6; Girls' League Show, Stage Committee. 7; Never Absent or Tardy; University of Oregon. STEED. RICHARD — College Preparatory; Never Absent or Tardy. STEEL, HARRY B. — College Preparatory; Grant Dramatic, Grantonian Reporter; First President of Clefs; Room Representative. 2, 5; Assistant Treasurer of Student Body, 7; Treasurer of Student Body. 8; Class Play; Girls' League Show, I, 3, 5, 7; May Fete, 2, 4, 6; Operetta, 6; Frosh Frolic, 8; Freshman Reception, I; Fire Squad, 6, 7, 8.; Hi-Y, 8; Service Awards, 3. 4, 5. 6, 7, 8; First Place Forest Grove Contest. 4; Christmas Program, I, 3, 5. 7; Glee Club, 1-8; University of Oregon. STEINBART, ADELE — College Preparatory; Grant Dramatic; Zenodotian, Vice-President, 7; Typing Award; Freshman Reception; Girls' League Show, 5-7; Oregon State. STEINBOCK. LOTTIE — General; Girls' League Show, 5; University of Oregon. STEPHENS. MARJORIE — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 4-6; Oregon State. STIPE. CAROLINE — College Preparatory; T'Zuma. 4-8. Secretary, 8; Rally Committee, 7; Girls' League Representative. 3; Typing Award, 3, 4; Make-up Operetta, 6; Oregon State College. STONE, BERNADEAN — Bernie ; Collego Preparatory; Gulick; Girls' League Representative, 4, 6; Two Terms of all ‘ E's ; Shorthand Awards; Northwestern Business College. STRONG, HERBERT L. — Bert ; College Preparatory; History-Forum Panel, 8; Basketball, I, 3; Orchestra. 1-6; Band, 6-8; University of Oregon. THOM. ARTHUR R. — TAW, MARGARET — College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 4-5; Adelphian, 6-8, Club Play. 6; Euclidean, 7. 8; Class Song. Flower and Color Committee; Honor Student, 1-3, 5-6; Typing Award, 5, 6; Shorthand Award, 6; Girls’ League Show; Property Committee, 3; Oregon State College. TENNISON, RUTH E. — Gonoral; Zenos; Oregon State College. THOMAS, JEANNE — College Preparatory; Valetudon, 7. 8; Entered from Everett, Washington, 3; University of Washington. THOMPSON. KEN—College Preparatory; Philadorian, 7, 8, Sergeant-at-Arms, 8; Fire Squad. 6-8; Hi-Y, 5-8; Royal G, 4-8: Room Representative, 5, 7, 8; Chairman Senior Picture Committee; Track, 4, 6, 8, Captain, 8; Basketball, 4, 6; Cross Country Captain, 7; Assistant Business Manager Memoirs; Service Award. 5; Entered from Lincoln, Seattle, Washington. 3; University of Washington. THOMPSON. LYLE — General; Oregon State College. THORNTON, HAROLD L. — General; Entered from Wichita. Kansas; University of Oregon. TORGLER, MARJORIE — College Preparatory; Chrestomathian. 6-9; Girls’ League Representative. 2; May Fete Princess, 7; D. A. R. Representative. 9; Senior Class Play; Picture Committee; all E’s, 2-4; Two Typing Awards; Mills College. TORREY, WARREN—College Preparatory; Class Pin Committee: University of Washington. TORSON, MARGIE JAYNE — General; Tri-Y, 5-8; Stephen's College. TREFREN, ROBERTA — College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative. 7; Oregon State. TRIPP. CHARLES — College Preparatory; Triple G, Vice-President. 2; Rod and Reel, 4-7, Secretary, 6, President, 7; Fire Squad. 5-8; Room Representative, I, 3, 6; Frosh Frolic Committee; Football, I, 3, 5. 7, Letter, 7; Track, 2, 4. 6, 8, Letter, 4. 6, 8; Soccer, 5; University of Oregon. TROUTON. JANE — College Preparatory; Girls' International, 5-8; Vice-President Girls' League, 4; Commencement Committee; Oregon State. TURVILLE. HAROLD —General. TYLE, MARGARET — College Preparatory; Girls' Basketball, 8; Typing Award, 6; Entered from Queen Anne High, Seattle, Washington. 6; Oregon State. URMSON, BARBARA E. — Bob ; General; Camera. 3. 4; King's Knights, 7; Frosh Frolic; Freshmen Reception; Glee, 3-8; A Capella Choir, 8; Gym Leader, 4 ,6; Oregon State College. UTTER. LUCILLE — General; Oregon State. VAN BRUGGEN, ROBERT EARL — College Preparatory; Migwan; History Forum; Reed. VAN CLEVE, JOANNE — College Preparatory; Germania, Vice-President, 4; ThaLan, Secretary. 8; Girls' International, Vice-President. 8; Room Representative, 6; Secretary General Council. 6; Secretary Senior Class; Assistant Class Play Manager; Typing Award. 6, 7; Lead in Girls' League Show, 5; Midsummer Night's Dream. 6; Thalian Play, 8: Freshman Frolic Cast; Girls' League Show. 7; Good-will Program. 6; University of Oregon. ■COMTEK VAN SCHOORL, HENRIETTA — General; Sans Souci, 4-7; Costume Crew, 4-8, Captain, 7; Girls’ League Representative, 6; Room Representative, 7; Picture Committee, 8; Entered from North Central, Spokane, Washington, 2. VINCENT, DEAN — Classical; King's Knights, 2, 3; Stamp Club, 5, 6; Rod and Reel, 7-9; Euclidean, 9; Announcement Committee; University of Oregon. VOLZ. MIRIAM—General; Germania. 6. 7, 8; Gym Leader, 4-8; St. Vincent's Hospital. WALDMAN, DOROTHY — General; Girls' League Representative, 6; Business College. WALLWORK, PAUL — College Preparatory; Track, 5; University of Oregon. WARD, BETTY — Bee Ward ; General; Museum Art School. WARD, PATRICIA — College Preparatory; T'Zuma. 4-8, Vice-President. 8; Girls' League Representative, 3; Freshman Frolic; Properties Committee Class Play; Commencement Committee; University of Washington. WATERBURY. FRANCES — College Preparatory; Valetudon, 6-8, Secretary. 7, President. 8: Announcement Committee; St. Helen's Hall Junior College. WATERHOUSE. GEORGIA — General; Tri-Y. 3-6. Secretary 5; Gulick. 7. 8. President, 8, Serqeant-at-Arms. 9: Grantonian Business Staff. 8. 9; Typing Award, 7. 8; Service Award, 7; May Fete. 4, 6; Advisory Board, 8; Glee Club. 1-8; Oregon State. WATSON, TED — College Preparatory; Faraday; Room Representative. WELLS. GOODWIN STEPHEN — Goody ; General; Grant Dramatic, 6; Entered from Columbia Preparatory, 5; Willamette University. WEST. MARY — College Preparatory; Clefs. 8; Gulick, 3; Class Play Advertising Committee; Song, Flower and Color Committee; Rally Committee; Typing Award. 3; Service Award. 7; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; University of Oregon. WESTERLUND, CLARENCE H. — College Preparatory; Student Conductor of Orchestra, 7, 8; University of Oregon. WHITE, DICK — College Preparatory; Royal G, 9; Room Representative. 7; Football, 4, 6, 8, Letter, 8; United States Coast Guard Academy. WIEST. MARIE LOUISE — College Preparatory; King's Knights. 3; Valetudon, 6-8, Vice-President, 8; Oregon State College. WIGGINS, FAYE — College Preparatory; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance, 7; Senior Class Picture Committee, 8; Girls' League Style Show; 0; Freshman Frolic, 8; First Prize in Rose Festival Float Design Contest. 4; San Francisco Art School. WILEY. SUZANNE — General; Valetudon, 6-8; Gulick, 6-8; Girls' League Representative, 2; St. Helen's Hall. WILHELM, WINIFRED — College Preparatory; Wardrobe Committee Class Play. 8; Grantonian Staff. 7; Typing Award, 5, 6. 7; Freshman Reception, I; University of Oregon. WILKINS. LOIS JEANETTE — Louie ; General; Tri-Y, 4-8; Valetudon, 6-8; University of Oregon. WILLIAMS, ARLENE — Willie ; College Preparatory; King's Knights, 2; Chrestomathian, 3-8; Advertising Committee Class Play, 8; Class Play Skit Committee. 8; Grantonian Reporter, 7; Advertising Committee of Memoirs; Typing Awards, 3, 4; Christmas Program Stage Committoe, 5; Prompter Operetta, 6; Public Speaking Program, 5; Oregon State College. WILLIAMS. GENEVIEVE — General; Gulick, 6. 7; Typing Award, 2, 3; Never Tardy; Entered from Bend, 5; Northwestern Business College. WILLIAMS, JEARRY — General; T'Zuma, 6-9; Girls' League Representative, 7; Chairman Frosh Frolic; Chairman Decorations for Co-ed Ball; Fire Squad Girls' League Week. 7. 8; Class Day Committee; Typing Awards, I, 2, 3; Chairman Style Show Girls’ League, 8; Leap Year Dance Committee, 7; Freshman Reception Committee, 2; Student Body Dance Committee, 7; Stephen's College. WILSON. MARGARET — College Preparatory; Zenos, 5-8; May Fete, 5; Entered from Longview. 3; Whitman College. WILSON, MARIAN L. — General; Tri-Y, 5. 6. President. 7, 8; Entered from Lodi. California. 3; Chairman All Girls Assembly, 6; Vogue School, Chicago. WILSON. MARJORIE — College Preparatory; Pacific University. WILSON, MAY ELIZABETH — College Preparatory; Award for Scholarship. 2; Pacific University. WILSON, RUTH — General; Entered from Olympia, Washington, 7; University of Washington. WINKLER, JOHN MARCUS — Wink ; College Preparatory; Icarian, 3-4; Faraday, 5-8; Euclidean, 8; Fire Squad. 6-8; Class Picture Committee; Football. 3-5; Track, 4, 6, 8; Oregon State. WOLFF, DANIEL D. — College Preparatory; DeForest, 3-8, President, 7; Euclidean. 5-8; Royal G. 7, 8; Freshmen Boys, 2; Football Trainer, 7; Track, 2. 4. 6, 7. Letter, 8, High Jump Captain, 8; May Fete, 4, 6, 8; University of Portland. WOODSON, NORMALEE — Euclidean; Gulick; Girls’ League Representative. 5; Two Typing Awards; Oregon State College. WORSHAM, RUBY JIM — College Preparatory; Transferred from Progress High, 7. YOUNG. BESS — General; Gym Leaders' Club, 5, 6, 7; Costjme Crew, 8. Captain, 9; Room Representative, 3; University of Washington. YOUNG. CAROLINE ELIZABETH—College Preparatory; Properties Committee Class Play; Girls' League Week Fire Squad, 8; Oregon State. YOUNG. VIRGINIA PEARL — College Preparatory; Clefs. 9. Secretary; Chaduc, 5-9, President, 8, Grantonian Reporter, 7, 9; Rally Committee, 9; Class Song, Flower and Color Committee; Freshman Reception. I; May Fete, I, 5; Girls' League Show, 3, 8; Operetta Cast, 8; Girls’ Double Seitet, 8, 9; Christmas Program, 4, 8; Oregon State College. ZOSEL, WALLACE E. — College Preparatory; Quirites, Sergeant-at-Arms; History-Forum, Grantonian Reporter; Grantonian Staff. Circulation Manager, 7; Typing Award, 3. €:■_ %$� £� U ■ ■ I • We, the Class of June, ‘37, solemnly swear ihaf all we will is willingly. As a whole we believe that gum under the right corners of all the desks will stick there; our lockers will remain as real property; our much appreciated faculty will continue its interminable nervous prostration each year. Since they lead the Student Body and Class, so shall they lead the will: Bob Hazen and Wentworth Bowman bequeath their leadership, popularity and friendly personalities to all incoming prexies. Jean Kneass wills her dark sweeping eyelashes to the Fuller Brush man. Emerson Page wills his girlish figure to anyone that wants it. Mai Blackburn wills his seven terms of independence to any other woman hater. Ken Thompson wills his eight terms of independence to Jack Edwards. Noel Slenning wills his play boy antics to Betty Milne. Nanette Clary wills the most she can spare of her slighted proboscis to Bob Dorman. Keith Billings wills his literary genius, aristocratic air and modesty to Jack McCliment. Dorothy Hardin wills her royal personaliy and charm to next year's chosen girl. Joanne Van Cleve wills her dancing ability to Harold Warn, a superfluous requirement. Jane Merriman wills her two too beautiful dimples to Nancy Wilson, another superfluity. Dede Meagher wills her long hair to all the modern boys with Hitler hair cuts, including Charles Sherwood. Frank Kramer has nothing to will. Charles Tripp wills his Hollywood personality to anyone who will bake him a pumpkin pie. Bob La Bonte wills his long lost curls to any fond admirer. Shirley Kelly wills her gay, gurgling giggle to Donna Mae Brown. Frances Bailey wills her jovial manner and ease of direction to Ann Hazen. Gene Spiker wills his very valiant vivid blushes to Ann Francis. Marge Case wills her embarrassing moments in English to Bob Whitely. Bob Smith wills his capacity for winning bets to Mai Blackburn for future reference. Elizabeth Cochran wills her genius for getting into trouble to Hazel Schmidtke (not that she needs it). Paul Harrison wills his ability of memorization to Betty Toye. Janet Goresky wills her power of debating to Irma Semler. Lawrence Porter wills his ability to keep out of trouble to Charles Boyce. Maxine Bowlus wills her enthusiasm to Trudy Anderson. Margaret Crosbie wills her angelic expression to Neda Christenson. Dot Snyder takes her brain power with her as a necessity. A w Elizabeth George wills Jere Nelson's christmas presents to Miss Helen Barley. Bob O'Donnell wills his football shoes to Vic Nudelman. They're wrecked anyhow. Dick Lachman wills his sports writing ability to any other gentleman of leisure. Elizabeth Young wills her inferiority complex to Peggy Beckett. Betty Dewey wills her two inches that keep her from being an air stewardess to Billy Barton. Harry Steel gives his love to Miss Jean Acorn. Ruth Logan wills her long curly eyelashes to Frances Miller. Nancy Burco wills her orchestra player preference to Richard Mickelson s Dorothy. Babe Binford wills his all to Johnny Callahan. Dick White wills his Hitler hair cut to Robert Van Bruggen. Gladys Lipscomb wills her dignity as a senior to Bob Pickard. Winifred Wilhelm wills her ability to find gossip to Shirley Sullivan. Jim Munroe wills his beautiful feet to Jack Slatky. Jane Trouton wills her good memory to Dot Bragg. Shirley Stage wills her rolls to Bob Kimeldorff. Caroline Stipe wills her changeable disposition to Virginia Swearingen. John William Josephy Patrick Rogers Powers wills his ability to sling the ox to Jean Miller, one in need. Bill Kirwan wills all his love to Jean Wood. (He wanted it in print.) Betty Brundage wills her appetite for nickel hamburgers to Ellie Powers. Pete Klosterman would will his devastating drawl to someone but then how could he get along? Bob Crookham bequeaths his many and varied love affairs to any aspiring Junior, who thinks himself a killer. Ham Hickson wills his efficient laziness to Mr. Scott's Dixie. Bill Herbring leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Dirksen to Keith Hansen. Dick Phillippi wills his Bob Burns’ broadcast to Walker Treece. Janet Hinkley wills her liquid laughter to anyone that can put up with it. (First come, first servedJ Jean Meyers wills her change of heart to June Campbell. Lillian Bantz wills her saddle straps to anyone without white cleaner. Fay Wiggins wills her innocent manner to Virginia Valentine. Ted Watson wills his hatred of Robert Taylor to Justin Wentworth. Jerry Williams and Bill Huggins haven’t decided yet. THE HO TO 1C It E G I � ■ ■ ■( • The following seniors have proven outstanding in extra-curricular activities and in certain scholastic fields. Those listed under each study were recommended by their teachers. SCHOLARSHIP Awards to January, 1937 G PIN Orval Clawson Winifred Maxwell Ray Clarke Marjorie Torgler Chas. Kennedy Mary Kaufman Ruth Logan Fred Aandahl Malcolm Blackburn ONE PEARL Josephine Cohen Beatrice Hyland Marjorie Shirley Robert Van Bruggen TWO PEARLS Irma Gevurtz Margaret Taw June Nilson Franklin Haimo Janet Richens Keith Billings Jane Howe Jack Shimshak THREE PEARLS Jas. Clauss Adele Knerr Janet Goresky Robt. Levin Dorothy Sies Elaine Roberts Robt. Jordan Robt. Tobey FOUR PEARLS Gordon Poff Dick Ebeling Jean Lawrence Wentworth Bowman Jane Steagall Mendella Miller Dorothy Hardin Betty Jane Poindextei MATHEMATICS Students who have had four years of Mathe matics and have done outstanding work. H 1 S TORY Malcolm Blackburn Josephine Cohen Wallace Zosel Wentworth Bowman James Clauss Richard Ebeling Keith Billings Irma Gevurtz Mendella Miller Franklin Haimo Fred Aandahl Jean Lawrence Janet Richens Gordon Poff Betty Jane Poindexter Margaret Taw Ramona Applegate Jane Steagall Jane Nilson Jack Shimshak M U S 1 C Harry Steele Mary West Charles Phelps Kay King Kenneth Davies Janet Camperell James Clauss Gordon Poff Virginia Young Clinton Bushnell Clarence Westerlund C H E M 1 S T R Y Dick Ebeling Kay Ferris Janet Goresky PHY SICS Gordon Poff James Clauss Bill Smith Lewis Russell Margaret Taw ART Jack Miller Janet Richens Jane Steagall Pat McCarthy Kay King LATIN Fred Aandahl Janet Goresky Franklin Haimo FRENCH Dorothy Hardin Betty Jane Poindexter Mendella Miller Ellen Rose Smith Wentworth Bowman Bob McElwain Dick Ebeling Frank Ofner Franklin Haimo Lewis Russell Bea Hyland Ralph Reynolds ENG L 1 S H Keith Billings Dick Ebeling Betty Chase Robert Van Bruggen Mendella Miller Betty Chown Franklin Haimo Margaret Taw Fred Aandahl Betty Coursen Ramona Applegate Jane Howe Catherine Freet Dorothy Cleveland Harold Thornton Jo Grannatt Gordon Poff Josephine Cohen Betty Jane Poindexter GERMAN Robert Van Bruggen Charles Brant DEBATING Irma Gevurtz Dick Phillippi Beatrice Hyland CLOTHING Marian Wilson Norma Ruddock Henrietta Van Schoorl Althea Burnett COMMERCIAL Nanette Clary Florence Lamar Catherine Freet Mary Kaufman J O Jane Howe Shirley Howell Joan Jenness U R N A L I S M Malcolm Blackburn Bob Jordan Nanette Clary Keith Billings ■ 7% A U G • Pearls, pearls, who's got the pearls? This in short was the theme of the June 1937 Senior Class play, Caught Wet, presented April 16 and 17 in the U. S. Grant High School auditorium to capacity audiences. Yet it is an inadequate description, for its does not express the intense excitement, the baffling mystery, the hilarious comedy, and the gay romance involved in this portrayal of a quarter million dollar pearl robbery, which was not a robbery after all. Thanks to the usual brilliant directing of Miss Marie Churchill, to the whole-hearted cooperation of the production staff, and to the earnest hard work and inspired interpretations of the cast, Caught Wet kept two full houses enthralled from beginning to end. CAST Clifford Vanderstyle Jack Miiler Tommy Jones.....................Bill Hanson Stanley Pearson Bennett Peter Smeed............. Wentworth Bowman Dolores Winthrop Dorothy Cleveland Julia Vanderstyle............ Maxene Bowlus Elizabeth Betts Marjorie Torgler Michael Meer...................Basil Farrar Brewster Harry Steel STAFF Director Miss Marie Churchill Assistants—Betty Baird, Kay Seberg, Shirley . . , Stage, Pat Ward, Betty Young. Business Manager Charles Pheips Wardrobe Elizabeth Cochran, Bill Huggins Assistant Joanne Van Cleve . . , , d ii d r i j i l. a Assistants—Betty Bain, Gladys Lipscomb, Win- Advertising Director Miss Irene Wuest ifred Wilhelm, Bob La Bonte, Bill Powers, i i n i Bob Sheets. Assistants—Bud Olsen, Bill Morrow, Jack Rob- erts, and the art classes. S+a9e Manager Cleve Ross ..... ... i I • r- u Assistants—Marge Case, Jean Kneass, Bob Advertising Committee — Josephine Cohen, R Shirley Hovind, Kay King, Mary West, ergen. Henry Camp, Charles Coate, Emerson Page. Sound Technicians Bob Jordan, Dick Lachman Art Directors—Miss Lydia Anderson, Miss Ida Captain of the Stage Crew Dan McDonald Olsen, Miss Marie Schulderman. Head Electrician David Hughson Assistants—Charlotte Anderson, Lyda Coch- Make-up Artist Mr. Lloyd Reynolds rane, Norma Erickson, Bess Young. , n , ., ,. , ., , c „ Book Holders ' ?Lor?+hY ,tardin- Pr! $ Properties -lane Steagall ( Shirley Kelley, April 17 I K ■ i C E S S II � K 41 T ■■ ¥ • With four years of service and high scholarship behind her, Dorothy Hardin received the highest honor open to a Grant girl, being elected by her fellow students as their Rose Festival princess. Possessing all the traits necessary to royalty and endowed with great personal charm, Dorothy is a representative of whom Grant is rightfully proud. May the weeks and years that follow be ones of joy and pleasure for you, Princess Dorothy. 4 I ■ ■ 1 ■ % mil • Due to lack of time in the shorter school year this year's May Fete was celebrated only by a dance and the customary fete with its myriad of concessions was not held. However, it in no way dimmed the aura of spiendor which surrounded Queen Janet, whose charm and personality dominated the day. After four years of leadership and service it was only fitting that Janet Goresky should smile on her subjects from her lofty throne as Queen of May. We're proud of you, Queen Janet. «: t S « 9 O M G Words and Music by Evelyn Eberhart Grant, dear alma mater, Our song we raise to thee; Far may the echoes Ring out o'er land and sea. We will be loyal Forever far and near, Singing in praise to thee And of our friendships dear. i. % €: o i O K DARK CORAL AND S 1 L V E R I I.-UP AND OVER (MAYBE). 2.-A BUNCH OF THE BOYS. 3.-BUILDER OF CHAMPIONS. 4.- AFTER HIM. JAKE. 5.-JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE. MOTHER. 6.- SLEEP S GOOD FOR THAT. ' 7.- BRUISER BILL. CITY CHAMP. 8.-A DAY AT THE RACES. 9.- POOSH IT UP! I0.- HAMMY. I l.- STUDIOUS. AREN'T THEY? I2.-BOBBY IN ACTION. I3.-HAY FEVER? I4.-SEE THE BIRDIE. I5.-MUST BE SEVENTH PERIOD. gan a lions ICARIAN VALETUDON GRANT DRAMATIC MIGWAN CHADUC LES ORATORS ROYAL G CHRCSTOMATHIAN QJIRITES GILLS' INTERNATIONAL ADELPHIAN FARADAY TRAFFIC SQUAD ALEXIS GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL POLEMIC GRANTONIAN STAFF GULICK STAGE CREW T'ZUMA SANS SOUCI PHILADORIA ORCHESTRA A CAPELLA CHOIR BAND DONDEIENGUAS FIRE SQUAD EUCLIDEAN HISTORY.FORUM GENERAL COUNCIL A C HL MO W I I ■ � Ip M ■: M T • The Memoirs staff wishes to thank the following persons for their services in helping publish this issue of Memoirs: The faculty advisers, Miss Irene Wuest, Miss Ethel Clarke and Mr. H. G. Keeney; Paul Gronnert for his snapshots; the contact committee and the art department for the publicity and sales; and the office training class for mimeographing and typing material. —The Editor. ClUBi itWD ORCylllZATlOIS NAME ADVISER O F F 1 1 C E R S ADELPHIAN Miss Mildred Whittlesey President Vice-President Secretary Barbara Keller Wilma Wagner John McKillop ALEXIS . Miss Elizabeth Griggs President Vice-President Secretary Jim Munroe Elaine Roberts . Shirley Weiser CAMERA Mrs. C. B. Martin President Vice-President Secretary Andore Joubert Cyrus Nims Helen Jean Hawkins CHADUC Mr. Phillip Foord President Vice-President Secretary Jack Sower Betty Coursen Mary Groshong CHRESTOMATHIAN Miss Marian Zollinger President Vice-President Secretary Janet Goresky Irma Gevurtz Janet Richens CLEFS Miss Jean Acorn President Vice-President Secretary Harry Steel Dot Mayer Virginia Young COSTUME CREW Miss Ida Olson Chief Assistant Secretary Bess Young Norma Erikson Lida Cochrane DE FOREST Mr. A. A. Wagner President Vice-President Secretary Ed De Koning Harold Clark Bob Tobey DONDELENGUAS Miss May McLennan President Vice-President Secretary Bill Wallace LaVonne Liebrand Keith Hansen EUCLIDEAN Miss Lesta Hoel President Vice-President . Secretary Franklin Haimo Bob Tobey Normalee Woodson FARADAY Miss Bessie Curry President Vice-President Secretary Tom Freeman Ray Clarke Gordon Peck FIRE SQUAD Mr. A. A. Wagner Chief Assistant Dick Phillippi Walker Treece GENERAL COUNCIL President Secretary Jack Edwards Jean Talboy AMI OKG tiIZylTIOli NAME ADVISE R O F F 1 1 C E R S GIRLS’ INTERNATIONAL Miss G. E. Eckelson President Vice-President Secretary Jane Merriman Joanne Van Cleve Margaret Crosbie GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Miss Elizabeth McGaw President Secretary Janet Hinkley Ann Hazen GRANT DRAMATIC Miss Ethel Ewer President Vice-President Secretary James Ciauss Dorothy Cleveland Marjorie Miller GULICK A Mrs. Thomas President Vice-President Secretary Betty Becker Pauline Shaw Maxine Erickson GULICK B Mrs. Alexander President Vice-President Secretary Betty Steigerwald Mary Richardson Marjorie White GULICK C Miss E. Erickson President Vice-President Secretary Marjorie Shirley Sallie Chapin Marian Ross HISTORY-FORUM Miss Frances McGill President Vice-President Secretary Bob Frasier Dan Mercer Vivian Hepp Hl-Y Mr. W. A. Goss President Vice-President Secretary Jack Edwards Walt Daggett Jere Nelson ICARIAN Mr. W. T. Eilertsen President Vice-President Secretary Fred Madigan Leonard Lucas Don Francis LES AMIES Miss Ella Bitner President Vice-President Secretary Florence Hancock Joanne Olson Maxine Harte LES ORATORS Miss Libby Krichesky President Vice-President Secretary Norman Stout Caroline Savinar Peter Paget MIGWAN Miss Florence Mitchell President Vice-President Secretary Jane Howe Lloyd Love Billie Bennett PHILADORIAN Mr. H. H. Dirksen President Vice-President Secretary Bill Herbring Bill Powers Walker Treece AMD 0«CAMM AXM0M NAME ADVISE R O F F 1 1 C E R S POLEMIC Mr. E. E. Horning President Vice-President Secretary Jack Shimshak Charles Phelps Harry Turtledove QUIRITES Miss Celia Davis President Vice-President Secretary Kay Ferris Charles Lundquist Ellen Rose Smith ROD AND REEL Mr. Valdes White President Vice-President Secretary Eddie Adams Wally McClung Bill Welch ROYAL G Mr. Ted Rohwer President Vice-President Secretary Gene Spiker Jack Shimshak Margaret Crosbie SANS SOUCI Mrs. Bessie Williams President Vice-President Secretary Betty Ann Kellar Mary Riordan Lois Preston STAGE CREW Mr. A. B. Carter Chief Assistant Dan McDonald Wes McConologue STAMP CLUB Miss Eloise Clouse President Vice-President Secreta ry Bill Simpson Vernon Ross Roger Otto THALIAN Miss Hallie Hart President Vice-President Secretary Ruth Hogan Margaret Hay Joanne Van Cleve TRAFFIC SOUAD Mr. A. F. Bittner Chief Assistant Ed Watson Jim Hollis TRI-Y Mrs. Ida Chaney President Vice-President Secretary Marian Wilson Norma Ruddeck Connie Bue T'ZUMA Miss Elizabeth Griggs President Vice-President . Secretary ... Jean Kneass Pat Ward Caroline Stipe VALETUDON Mrs. Grace Hiestand President Vice-President Secretary Frances Waterbury Marie Wuest Dorothy Sies ZENOS Miss Josephine Roche President Vice-President Secretary Pat Kruse Marilyn Ashley Betty Baird a t h I etics Before wrapping fhe nineteen thirty-seven basketball season up in mothballs we must take our last glance at it. And a sad glance it is. The horrible facts are — four wins, ten losses. One needn't be too discouraged, however, for the much trampled Roosevelt team, which finished in last place, added another fourteen consecutive defeats to its already much besmirched record running its total to fifty-eight. Grant's victims this season were Roosevelt twice and Benson and Lincoln once each. For the Generals though it may be said that they did their best but the combination of a weak center position, and injuries were just too much. The boys had a game fighting spirit—the kind that makes a game interesting even if they are outclassed. This was particularly demonstrated in as classy a battle as Grant has ever witnessed when the Generals roared up in from behind to overtake a high-flying Lincoln quintet. The Cardinals, supposedly invincible proved unequal to the task of stopping the Generals once they got hot. Grant also took Benson into camp in a pretty game on the Grant court. Against Roosevelt the Grant machine showed evidences of power which too often were lacking against other opponents. Grant's excuses if we must offer them were (I), a very weak center position, and (2), injuries to players. The center position, as had been expected, proved Coach Rohwer's greatest stumbling block. A number of men were tried, but all failed in some manner. Injuries also damaged the team. At the beginning of the season Genial Gene Spiker was hindered by a sore foot. After the fourth game of the season, Walt Daggat also suffered an injury to his foot and was out the remainder of the season. This left Grant with only one experienced reserve. Individually the Generals played well. Gene Spiker and Mai Blackburn were two of the most effective guards in the league as attested by the low scores made by the men they checked. Spiker played his usual, consistently good game, while Blackburn, the surprise of the team showed beautiful defensive work, and, on occasions, offensively also. Edwards and Eivers played well in the forward slots, until Eivers was shifted to stop the hole at center. Edwards led the team in scoring. Those receiving letters were: Spiker, Blackburn, Edwards, Eivers, Russell, Huggins, Daggat, Scott, Kennelly, Shimshak and Dunn, The unluckiest team of this year's sports calendar is without a doubt the baseball team. Errors at the wrong times, hits likewise, and batting slumps are just a few of these. • Led by Gene Spiker and Marvin Scott, the Generals should be one of the heaviest hitting teams in the league. However, several of these boys who should have had opposing fielders diziy are merely creating great cavities in the atmosphere around the plate. The boys, however, clearly demonstrated that they do know what a bat is for when they recently pounded four Benson pitchers for twenty-six hits in six innings and had the Tech fielders yelling uncle. The score, by far the largest this season, was 23-7. Perhaps the greatest weakness of the team rested in the pitching staff. Genial Gene Spiker was the backbone, being principally supported by Kallio and Davenport. If there is anyone who doubts the quality of Spiker's pitching he needed only to be present at the Grant-Washington game. In this game Gene came at the start of the last inning absolutely cold and promptly struck out two men, getting the third on an easy grounder. Also in the Commerce game Spiker struck out eleven men in seven innings. The Generals seemed to show a preference for the slants of the Benson team, winning both games with them—one by the score of 3-0, and the other 23-7. Thus far they have also beaten Roosevelt 6-5 and Commerce 7-2. With two games yet remaining they have a mathematical chance of finishing fourth. I It 1 C K Under the capable coaching of Jim Pelley the track team this year has rounded into one of the best I ever turned out at Grant. Thus far this season, the boys have stormed their way to seven successive triumphs, in addition to a correspondence meet with the powerful Lincoln High of Seattle. Not only I that—the Generals look invincible in the City meet, and at this writing are possible state champions. The power of the Grant squad rests in the distance and field events. This is most evident in the | mile and shot put. In the latter, Bill Regner has yet to take his first licking. In the mile, Brice Smith and Jim Munroe compose two of the smoothest striding runners in the state. Nor by any means is this all. ■ Bob Turner in the 440-yard dash has shown enough speed to press Eagleton, the state champion, and I thereby stamp himself as a dangerous man. The potency of the relay teams is clearly illustrated by the fact that in the City Relays, Grant took eleven out of fifteen first places. But like all good things they I must end. The darker spots start here. In the State meet, three of Grant's stars will be missing. These are Jack Edwards, Pete Riley, and the captain of the team, Ken Thompson. These boys are leaving for I jobs in Alaska, and therefore will not be able to compete. Last year Thompson finished fourth in the half mile and was a prospect for first place this year. Jack Edwards was leading individual scorer in a I recent meet, and Pete Riley was anchor man in the powerful 440-yard relay team. Needless to say, these losses will put a serious dent in the Generals’ scoring power. Whether Coach Pelley can find men f to fill the gap, only time can tell. ' In the junior events, Grant again monopolized the field. Starring for them were Findlay, Slatky, . Pendergrass, Likens, and Dave Edwards. Perhaps the most impressive win of the season was scored by the junior two-mile relay team. Led by Likens, huge all-around junior athlete, this team broke the former two-mile relay record by the amazing total of thirty-four secondsl The anchor man came home over two hundred yards in advance of his nearest competitor. Before we close this year, however, let every loyal Grant track fan congratulate Coach Pelley on his auspicious start. May his future teams be as good as the present. I TENNIS SOCCER GOLF 4p I It I ' TEMIWIX Losing only to the Lincoln and Jefferson girls, Grant's feminine racket swingers wound up in third place in the interscholastic standings. No team succeeding in taking three straight matches. However, the lady Generals whitewashed Washington and Roosevelt. In addition they beat Commerce and Franklin. The team was made up of Dot Snyder, number one; Helen Wright, number two; Jerry Cohen, number three doubles; Eileen Eschback, number four doubles, and Charlotte Ostrom, alternate. Considering that Dot Snyder was the only returning letterman, the team did remarkably well. Prospects for next year are very bright. SOCCER At the close of the recent soccer season, Grant occupied third place in the league standings. Although they failed to place first, any and all Grantonians can be properly proud of these boys. Playing with very little honor in the form of crowds, and certainly in the worst part of the year to be outside, they demonstrated that Grant students are far from sissies. On several occasions these mudsters displayed a good bit of class. Notable among these were both games played against Commerce. Inasmuch as Commerce ended up in first place these games clearly showed Grant's power. The first game at Commerce ended two to one in favor of the Stenogs. It was in this game that the Stenogs resorted to strategy to win. With Grant leading one to nothing at the half, the Commerce boys came out in tennis shoes, and, since the ground was frozen, promptly ran circles around the Generals. The second game ended tied at one all after another brilliant game. The Generals also played well in both games against Jefferson. For Grant, the outstanding star was the mighty Jack Shaw. For the second year running Shaw made the first string all-star team. Dean Olsen and Bob Meyers landed berths on the second team. Those who made letters are: Shaw, Vic Nudelman, Curtis Pederson, Dean Olsen, Bob Meyers, Ted Gerow, Ed Wochus, Eric Armstrong, Bill Smith, George Millet, Eddie Adams, Bob Turner, Al Schmidt, Lloyd Solomon, Harold Helfonts, Lee Faster, Jack Coonan, Clinton McGill, Jack Jacobsen, George Strong and John McCollum. ■BOY ’ F F M M ■ X For the ninth year in the history of Grant, the boys' tennis team has coasted home with the interscholastic championship. The team won nine consecutive matches, losing none, and no Grant player lost to his opponent. Collectively they scored thirty-three victories without a defeat. Victims were Salem, Lincoln, Washington, Roosevelt, Jefferson, Commerce, Benson, Columbia and Franklin. The boys composing the team were Emery Neale, number one; Jack McClimet, number two; Ernie Knoff, number three doubles; Dick Phillippi, number four doubles, and Kermit Smith, alternate. The number one and two positions on the team were determined by a flip of the coin when rain prevented a deciding match. Neale rolled up the impressive record of never having lost a set. Jack McClimet, the number two player, marred his record by a tendency to enjoy the game and as a result queer scores like 6-0, 0-6, 6-0 were not unusual. Mr. E. E. Horning coached the team and the record speaks vociferously for his ability. IB O If m 9 O O F F The Grant Divot Diggers Society, playing in hard luck, have lost three consecutive matches and the outlook at present is not very bright. Commerce, Washington and Jefferson are the teams who have shown a collective clean pair of heels. Against Jefferson, the G-men were barely nosed out 5 2 to 6 2- Yet to be played are games with Lincoln and Benson. ■ IB I S ’ O O L F Due to a conspiracy by Jupe Pluvius against them, the girls' golf team has completed only one match at this writing. That was a tie with Washington. This year the girls are being coached by Ted Rohwer. Coach Rohwer starts off in a tough spot since there are only two returning lettermen—or letterwomen as you will—namely, Margaret Crosbie and Nancy Lewis. These two, in addition to Norma Holmes, Mary Adams, Virginia Malloy and Jane Smith, made up the team. X 1 G M A X � I €� M s printing - kilham «� ngr«iving - west coast groups - baker seniors-gladys gilbert I