Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1939 volume:

MEMOIRS published semi-annually by the senior class of u. s. grant high school Portland • Oregon E A M E A R ET ■ 030 I to that spirit of freedom which characterizes gulls in flight and the ambitious strivings of modern education; to never ending democracy GK NT A V I II ■ 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. T B= F ■ III I IC THE UNDERLYING MOTIVE OF THE MEMOIRS IS, AS ALWAYS, TO PRESERVE FOUR YEARS OF SCHOOL LIFE IN A BOUND VOLUME. IN THE BELIEF THAT THIS MUST ALWAYS BE THE PRINCIPLE, WE PRESENT HEREIN, SCENES WHICH ARE POIGNANT TO EVERY STUDENT. THE MASSIVE COLUMNS, THE SEA GULLS ON VACATION, THE PLAYS, THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, THE CARNEGIE ART LIBRARY, AND SETTINGS OF SCHOOL SPIRIT IN THE CANDID SHOTS WILL BE ON HAND THROUGHOUT THE YEARS TO REFRESH THE SENIORS' MEMORY AND TO FAMILIARIZE EVERY UNDERGRADUATE WITH THE HAPPINESS WHICH IS BROUGHT BY SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS. WITH FOND HOPES THAT THE OWNER OF THIS BOOK WILL ENJOY AND KEEP IT, WE REMAIN, SINCERELY. THE STAFF frPvy , i ( v JANUARY 1939 SENIORS ARE ESPECIALLY PROUD OF THE ANDREW CARNEGIE ART REFERENCE LIBRARY PRESENTED TO GRANT THIS FALL. GRANT WAS CHOSEN, FROM OTHER PORTLAND HIGH SCHOOLS, TO RECEIVE THE FIRST LIBRARY FROM THE CARNEGIE DONATION FUND. WHILE MANY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES WILL EVENTUALLY BECOME OWNERS OF INVALUABLE COLLECTIONS. NEATLY BOUND AND LABELED, PORTIONS OF THE LIBRARY ARE DEVOTED TO EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF ARCHITECTURAL AND SCULPTURAL WONDERS OF THE WORLD. A GALLERY COLLECTION OF THE PAINTINGS OF FAMOUS MASTERS, MODERN AND MEDIEVAL, TECHNICAL AND FREELY ILLUSTRATED VOLUMES ON PHOTOGRAPHY, COSTUME DESIGN AND MANY OTHER CRAFTS, AND SKILLFUL COPIES OF ASIATIC PRINTS. PICTURES ON THE TWO PRECEDING PAGES ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CARNEGIE PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE GREATEST EXPRESSIVE ART EVER KNOWN TO MANKIND. SCULPTURE. THE FIRST IS DONATELLO'S EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT OF GATTA-MELATA DONE IN BRONZE DURING THZ THIRTEENTH CENTURY B. C. THE REMARKABLE MOSES BY MICHELANGELO. WHICH DATES TO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY A. D., IS SECOND. IT HAS BEEN SAID OF THIS STATUE. WHICH IS NOW IN ROME, THAT SEEN FROM ALL SIDES. THE FACIAL EXPRESSION CHANGES FROM FLESH AND BLOOD KINDNESS TO MARBLE-COLD. WRATH. IT IS HOPED THAT THE COLLECTION WILL BECOME EVEN A MORE INTEGRAL PART OF FUTURE GRANT CLASSES. BUT THE SENIORS INSIST UPON A LITTLE PARDONABLE PRIDE. M 9 O THIS IS PERHAPS THE LAST ISSUE OF MEMOIRS PUT OUT BY A JANUARY CLASS • AT LEAST FOR SOME TIME. HENCE IT SHOULD BE TREASURED IN A SPECIAL WAY. I AM VERY PROUD OF THE EARNEST EFFORT ON THE PART OF YOUR EDITOR AND STAFF TO MAKE IT A VALUABLE BOOKLET. LET ME CONGRATULATE YOUI I WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR EXCELLENT AND CONSTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP. FOR YOUR HELPFUL PARTICIPATION IN THE EXTRA ACTIVITIES THAT MAKE SCHOOL A HAPPIER PLACE. SOME HAVE ACHIEVED MUCH • SOME MORE IN ONE FIELD THAN IN THE OTHERS • ACCORDING TO PERSONAL INTEREST AND ABILITY. ALL HAVE HAD RICH OPPORTUNITIES WHICH, NO DOUBT. YOU APPRECIATE. IN PROPORTION TO THE EARNESTNESS AND THOROUGHNESS OF YOUR STUDY. YOUR PARTICIPATION IN CLASSROOM, LABORATORY. ASSEMBLY. IN THE GENERAL LIFE OF THE SCHOOL YOU HAVE GROWN • YOU HAVE SUCCEEDED • YOU HAVE MADE READY FOR THE FUTURE. WE EXPECT MUCH OF YOU. FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS AND ABUNDANT HAPPINESS, WE PRAY. • • • YOURFRIEND. A. F. BITTNER ELIZABETH McGAW Dean of Girls C. E. SCOTT Vice-Principal m ■� ■� bc t: ■ % w m o m MISS ELIZABETH McGAW AND MR. CHARLES E. SCOTT, WHO HAVE HELPED WITH OUR INDIVIDUAL PROBLEMS FROM DAY TO DAY AND WHO HAVE ISED US WITH SUCH UNDERSTANDING, THE SENIORS' HEARTFELT APPRE-TION. THE FRIENDSHIP WHICH YOU HAVE TENDERED US FOR EIGHT TERMS L BE APPRECIATED WITH LIFE-LONG REMEMBRANCE. THE OFFICE FORCE, MISS HELEN BARLEY, MISS GRACE PEDCOE AND MISS IGARET EICHENBERGER, WHO MANAGE OUR DAILY ROUTINE, INFORMA-'I BOOTH AND POSTAL SUB-STATION, A HEARTY FAREWELL HANDSHAKE M ALL SENIORS AND A WISH THAT THE NUMBER OF TEDIOUS QUESTIONS r ALWAYS BALANCE WITH YOUR UNTIRING GOOD HUMOR. A S � o ■ f icew Jack Neupert Crystal Ayers Phillip Roth Eleanor Aliord President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary A ELIZABETH HARRISON EDITOR don PeterS°ssistant editor BOB frazierASSistant editor PHILLIP R°THSINESS manager nancy lewis sports editor MARGARET STARK ED1TOH DICK $sSST°B NESS MANAGER EDITH SVENDSENting ed1TOR ADAMS, HUGH ADAMSON, DORIS ALFORD. ELEANOR ALTHOUSE. CLARKE ARMSTRONG. ERIC ARNOLD, PATRICIA ATCHISON. VIRGINIA AYERS. CRYSTAL BALLANTYNE, LOIS BAMBERRY, MARGARET BANCROFT. DOROTHY BEMIS, JOYCE BENNETT. CLARENCE BLAIR. CHALMER BLANCHARD, MARILYN BLUMENTHAL. EDGAR BOYD. MILDRED BRICE. DEAN BURGET. JOHN CADMUS. COLEEN CAHILL. RUTH CALLAHAN. DOUGLAS CAMERON. JIM CARLSTON, LOURETTA CHIKOS. ELIZABETH COLLIN. VICTOR COOK. ALTON COPELAND. SCOTT CORGAN. BOB COX. ROBERT CRADDOCK. WANDA CRANER. EUGENE CROSBY. LOIS DAVIS, STUART DICKIE, GEORGE DOSCH. PEGGY DRACK, WARREN DUNHAM. DOROTHY ECKELMAN. PAUL ELLINWOOD, BOB ERICKSON. EVA EVERETT, BETTE FASSLER. JEANNETTE FERGUSON, DON FINLAY, BOB FISHEL. HOWARD FOWLER. NANCY FRAZIER, BOB FRETZ. ZOE FULTON, JEAN GEORGEEFF, LORRAINE GILL. BERNICE GILLILAN, BILLIE JEAN GIRVIN, BRIAN GOLDSTEIN. CHARLES GOULD. JANE GRANT. MORTIMER I HAGEMAN, RICHARD I HAGLUND, RUTH HANSEN, MURDENE HARRIS, ROMAINE HARRISON, ELIZABETH HART, HARRY HASLOP. MAJORIE HAYMAN, DOROTHEY HEISLER, PHYLLIS HENDERSON, LOIS HIRSH, BLAKE HOCHFELD, RUTH HOFMEISTER, MAXINE HOLLAND. CHARMAINE HORTON, TOM HOYT, JACK HUGGINS. JOAN JARVIS. LUCILLE KAUFMAN. EDWIN KEATING, ELBERTA KELLOGG, NADYNE KENNEDY. BILLIE KIRKLAND. PAULINE KRUSHKE. DOROTHY LANDFARE, JEANNE LEIBRAND, INEZ LEMON, BILL LEWIS, NANCY LILLIS. BOB LILLY, DOROTHY LOTTRIDGE. RUTH LUCKEY. BETTY LUSE. WARREN MacKENZIE. MARIONA MacKENZIE. SHELTON MALONEY. JEANNE MANGUM. BETTY JO MARSHAK. IRVING MARTINSON. BOB MASTERMAN. DICK MATTHEWS, ROBERT MAXFIELD. VIOLET McCALL, JAMES McCarthy, jeanne McCLINTOCK. JAMES McConnell, dorothy McCONOLOGUE. WESLEY MEYER. HAROLD MIHALCIK, JEAN MOE. VIRGINIA MOORE. BARBARA MORASCH. VERA MOZZANINI. AIDA NAGEL, DON NAGEL. VIRGINIA NASH, DOROTHY NEUPERT, JACK O'KANE, BETTY LOU OSBORNE, DICK PERKINS, DENNY PERLMAN, HELEN PETERS, JEAN PETERSEN, ARTHUR PETERSON, JACK PETERSON, DONALD PFUND, BARBARA PHILLIPS. FRED PIANUS, MILDRED POWERS. JOHN PROBST. CLEO RANDALL. JAMES READ, TRACY REYNOLDS, MARY RICHTER, BOB ROOTS. JIM ROSENLUND, ANITA LOUISE ROTH, PHILIP RUDOLPH. ROBERT RULLMAN, JANIE RYAN. JOHN SABO, MARYLU SARGENT, HARVEY SCHULSTAD. RALPH J SCOTT. MARION SEMMLER. VIRGINIA SETTLE. JACK SHAPKIN. ADRIENNE SIMPSON. ESTHER SIMPSON. IRETTA SINNOTT. ROGER SKINNER. BETTY SLOCUM. JOHN SPADA. ROSE SPIELBERG. ANNE SNIDER. DOROTHY STARK. MARGARET STAUBLE. RUTH STEELE. BEN STILWELL. NAN SULLIVAN. SHIRLEY SUNBY. HERBERT SUSMAN. LOUISE SVENDSEN. EDITH TAKEOKA. KAY TANSING, RICHARD TRAVIS. STUART TUFFS. WILLIAM WALKER. BETTY WARNKE. JEANNE WASSARD, JACK WATKINS. MALCOLM WAX. NORMA WENKE. ANNA WHITE. BETTY WHITE. GEORGE WHITELY, ROBERT WILCOX. CLIFTON WILLIAMS. MARGIE WILLIAMS, JOHN WILSON. ARCHIE SPENCER WOOD, MIRIAM WRIGHT. PATRICIA ZINIKER, EVELYN NICHLOT. JULIA m mm M O m The senior class pauses a moment to honor the memory of one who won the love and respect of who knew her by her brave struggles in the face of great grief and difficulty. The name of Jaqueline nham has become more than a mere name; it has become a symbol of all that is good and courageous i admirable. May she rest in peace. The senior class, and the Memoirs staff, wish to thank all those who have had a part in whatever cess the January 1939 yearbook may enjoy. The staff is especially grateful to our advisers. Miss Ethel Clarke, Miss Irene Wuest and Mr. G. A. ward, for their seasoned advice; and to John D. Williams, Bob Ferguson, Orven Chandler, Ted :hman, Rupert Fixott, Alton Cook, Herbert Krueger, Charles Crookham and Jerry Weinbaum our nks for the photographs and the cooperative spirit they have shown. All 182 graduating seniors express their appreciation of the guidance offered by the senior class risers. Miss Marie Churchill, Mrs. Eve McCool, Mr. Howard Nottage, Miss Frances McGill, Mr. Ray If, and the seventh-eighth term counselors. Miss Florence Holloway and Mr. E. E. Horning. K O 9 T E K ADAMS, HUGH—College Preparatory; Football, '34, '38; Track, '35, '36; University of Oregon. ADAMSON. DORIS—College Preparatory; Camera Club, 4-6; Sans Souci, 8; Tri-Y, 8; Oregon State College. ALFORD, ELEANOR BEBE —General; Vice-President of First Term Girls; Freshman Reception, 1; Room Representative, 1-3; Girls' League Representative, 4; Honor Girl, 5; May Fete, 4.5; Co-ed Ball, 3.4; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Senior Dance Committee, 8; T'Zuma; Secretary of Senior Class; University of Oregon. ALTHOUSE, CLARKE—General; Room Representative, 2, 3; Football, 4; Gym Leader; University of Washington. ARMSTRONG. ERIC “ARMY”—Room Representative, 6-8; Fire Squad Captain; Royal G; Soccer, '36, '37. '38, 3 letters; Football, '37. '38, 2 letters; Baseball, '35, '37, 1 letter; Track, '35, '37; Dorman Award for football, 1937; All-Star for football, 2 years; All-Star for soccer, 3 years. ARNOLD, PATRICIA ANN—General; Girls' League Representative, 4; Class Day Committee, 8; Whitman. ATCHISON, VIRGINIA—College Preparatory; University of Oregon. AYRES, CRYSTAL CHRIS —College Preparatory; Scholarship Award 1, 2; Girls' League Representative, 2, 4. 6; Room Representative, 3; Honor Girl, 4; Shorthand Award, 5-8; Girls' League Conference, 6; President of Sixth Term Girls; Class Play Wardrobe Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Vice-President of Senior Class; University of Oregon. BALLANTYNE, LOIS—College Preparatory; May Fete, 1. 7; Dondelenguas, 6-8; Costume Crew, 8; Chairman of Senior Class Play Costume Committee; Service Award, 8; Oregon State College. BAMBERY, MARGARET MIDGE —General; Gym Lead3r, 2-6; May Fete, 7; Girls' League Show, 8; University of Oregon. BANCROFT, DOROTHY—College Preparatory; Typing Award, 3. 4; Girls' League Representative. 5; President of Seventh Term Girls; Frosh Frolic, 8; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Quirites, 4-6; Chrestomathian, 6-8; Chresto-Philadorian Debate, 8; Scholarship Award, 5-7; Shorthand Award, 6-8; Oregon State College. BEMIS, IOYCE—General; Shorthand Award, 6-8; Girls' League Representative, 8; Class Day Committee. 8; Oregon State College. BENNETT, CLARENCE CY —College Preparatory; Scholarship Award, 3-7; Euclidean, 5-8, Vice-President. 8; Oregon State College. BLAIR, CHALMER—College Preparatory; Football, 2; Room Representative, 2-4; Gym Leader, 2-8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Class Will Committee, 8; Oregon State College. BLANCHARD, MARILYN—General; University of Oregon. BLUMENTHAL, EDGAR—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Track. 1, 5-7; Soccer, 6; Stamp Club. 5; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Massachusetts Institute of Technology. BOYD, MILDRED—General; Oregon State College. BRICE, DEAN—College Preparatory; Scholarship Award, 1-5, 7, 8; Traffic Squad. 3. Lieutenant. 7, Captain, 5. 6, 8; Quirites, 5-8, President. 6, 7; Euclidean, 6; Student Body Bookkeeper, 5, 6; Chairman of Senior Class Commencement Committee. BURGET, JOHN RUSSELL—College Preparatory; De Forest; 3-5; Fire Squad, 6-8; Class Will Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic. 4-8; Alpine. 3, 4; Girls' League Show, 7, 8; Service Awards, 6, 7; Tennis, 3, 4; Class Song, 8; California Tech. CADMUS. COLEEN—General. CAHILL. RUTH—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 2; Room Representative, 5; Service Award. 5; Chrestomathian. 4-8; Vice-President, 8; Chresto-Philadorian Debate. 7; Honor Girl, 4; Chairman of Class Day Committee, 8; Scholarship Awards, 1-7. CALLAHAN, DOUGLAS—General; Entered sixth term; Oregon State College. CAMERON. JIM—General. CARLSTON, LOURETTA V.—General; Glee Club, 2-8; Valetudon, 8; University of Oregon. CHIKOS. ELIZABETH—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 8; University of Washington. COLLIN. VICTOR STUART RIPPER —College Preparatory; Room Representative, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8; Triple G, 1; Royal G, 5-9. Vice-President, 8; Ping Pong Club. 4. 5; Fire Squad, 7-9. Assistant Chief, 8, Chief, 9; Hi-Y, 8. 9, President, 9; Alpine, 9; Service Award, 7-9; May Fete. 6, 8; Football, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. Major Award, 5, 7, 9, Captain, 9; Milk Fund Game, 7. 9; Basketball, 2, 4. 6. Junior Award, 4; Track. 4, Minor Award; Baseball, 6, 8, Major Award; Boys' Wardrobe Committee of Class Play, 9; University of Oregon. K. ALTON—College Preparatory; Dondelenguas, 7-9, Treasurer, 8. Vice-President, 9. £LAND. SCOTT—College Preparatory. 3AN, BOB—College Preparatory; Room Representative, 3; Girls' League Show, 6, 7; Clefs, 6-8; Glee, 4; ipella Choir, 5-8; Armistice Program, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Polemic, 6; Service Award, 4, 7, 8; Won Intramural is Tournament; University of Portland. i , ROBERT—College Preparatory; Freshman Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 1; Class Day Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic, lirites, 5-8; Scholarship Award, 2-4, 6-8; Track, 3. 5-7; Multnomah Junior College. DDOCK, WANDA GWEN BARNEY —General; Typing Award, 3; Girls' League Fire Squad, 3; Honor Girl, orthand Award, 6-8; May Fete, 7; Chrestomathian, 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Class Will Committee, 8; Class Play Irobe Committee, 8; University of Oregon. NER. EUGENE—College Preparatory; Scholarship Award, 2; Class Day Committee, 8; Class Play Cast, 8; on State College. SBY. LOIS “LOUIE —General; President First Term Girls; A Cape 11 a Choir, 5, 6; Commencement Commit-1; Oregon State College. IS. STUART—General; De Forest; Traffic Squad. IE, GEORGE—Traffic Squad. CH, PEGGY—General; University of Oregon. CK. WARREN EDWARD “TICK —College Preparatory; Typing Award, 4; De Forest. 3-6; Manager. 6-8. Two t Awards; Cafeteria Board, 6, 7; Service Award, 6; Frosh Frolic, 8; Class Pin Committee. 8; Royal G, 8; Soc-B; Track, 6; Gym Leader, 3-5; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; University of Oregon. HAM, DOROTHY—College Preparaory; Girls' Leag le Representative. 6; President of Eighth Term Girls; ag Awards, 5-7; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 4-8; Migwan. 5-8, President, 7; Chaduc, 6-8; Grantonian Re- r, 7. Vice-President, 8; History-Forum, 7, 8. Secretary. 8; Red Cross, 7, 8, President. 8. Red Cross Convention, ass Gift Committee, 8. ELMAN. PAUL—College Preparatory; Euclidean; A Capella Choir; Gym Leader, 3-7; Fall Track; University regon. NWOOD, BOB—College Preparatory; Icarian, 4, 5, 7, 8; Faraday, 7, 8; Track, 5-8; Basketball, 4-6; Gym ler, 3, 4; Movie Picture Committee, 8; Class Picture Committee. 8; University of Oregon. 1KSON, EVA—General; Scholarship Award. 1, 3, 4, 7; Girls' League Representative, 3; Class Day Commit- 1. RETT, BETTE—College Preparatory; Typing Award. 7; Business College. 5LER, JEANNETTE—College Preparatory; Dondelenguas, 3-5; Glee Club, 1, 5. 8; Northwestern Business Col- jrUSON, DON—General; Linfield College. AY. BOB SLUGGER —General; Chess Club, 3; Camera Club, 4; Metal Crafts Club President. 9; Football ager, 3; Gym Leader, 5, 6; May Fete, 8; Class Play Stage Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee, 9. !EL, HOWARD FISH —College Preparatory; Room Representative, 2; Typing Award, 3; Polemic Club, 4-8, -President, 7; Baseball Manager, 5; Royal G, 6-8; Scholarship Award, 7; May Fete, 7; Editor of Grantonian, iristmas Dance Committee, 8; Oregon University. fLER. NANCY—College Preparatory; Girls'League Representative. 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Pacific eran College. ZIER, ROBERT B. BOB —College Preparatory; Band, 1-3; Traffic Squad, 1; Grantonian Business Staff, 1; jry-Forum, 4-9, Sergeant-at-Arms. 5, President, 6, 9, Grantonian Reporter, 7; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Fete, 4, 8; Chairman Utility Committee. 8; Student Body Dance Committee, 7; Girls' League Show Skit, 7; Dr of Grantonian, 7, 8; Chairman Senior Announcement Committee, 9; Assistant Editor of Memoirs, 9; Univer-of Oregon. TZ, ZOE—College Preparatory; Entered from San Bernardino. California, 4; Scholarship Award, 6; Donde-uas, 5-8. Vice-President, 7, President, 8; Gym Leader, 7; Class Song and Color Committee, 8. TON, JEAN—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 2; Scholarship Award, 2. 3, 6. RGEEFF. LORRAINE—General. L, BERNICE BERNIE —College Preparatory; Class Picture Committee, 8; Linfield College. LILAN, BILLIE JEAN—College Preparatory; Valetudsn, 7, 8; Glee Club, 5-8; Scholarship Award. 7; Class Gift imittee, 8; Willamette University. GIRVIN, BRIAN—General; Philadorian. 7-9; Polemic, 8, 9; Alpine. 7-9; Track, 5-7; Never Absent or Tardy; University of Washington. GOLDSTEIN. CHARLES CHUCK —College Preparatory; Football, 2, 4; Traffic Squad, 2. 3; Track Manager, 3. 5. Letters, 3. 5; Fall Track, 6; Spring Track, 7; Royal G, 5-8; Rod and Reel, 4-8; Ski Club, 7; Class Pin Committee, 8; Oregon State College. GOULD. JANE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 2, 4, 6; Room Representative, 8; T'Zuma; Choir, 2-4; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; University of Oregon. GRANT, MORTIMER—College Preparatory; Scholarship Award, 2-8; De Forest, 4-6, Vice-President, 6; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee. 7; Polemic. 7, 8; Euclidean, 8; Class Pin Committee, 8; Inlramural Basketball Manager. 8; Whitman. HAGEMAN, RICHARD F.—College Prepartory; Chaduc, 5, 6; Stamp Club, 6; University of Oregon. HAGLAND. RUTH—General; Typing Award, 7; Oregon State College. HANSEN, MURDENE—College Preparatory; Typing Award. 3; Shorthand Award. 6-8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Oregon State College. HARRIS, ROMAINE TROTSKY —College Preparatory; Entered from Oakland, California, 3; Kings Knights, 4; Polemic. 5-9; Gym Leader, 5-8; University of California. HARRISON, ELIZABETH ANNE LIZ —College Preparatory; Typing Award, 3; Migwan, 3-8, Secretary, 7. President, 8; History-Forum. 5-8, Grantonian Reporter, 8; Literary Editor of Grantonian, 8; Editor of Memoirs, 8; Class Song and Color Committee, 8; Never Absent or Tardy; University of Oregon. HART. HARRY—General; Traffic Squad, 5-7, 9; New Mexico School of Mines. HASLOP, MARJORIE LOUISE—College Preparatory; King's Knights, 3; Typing Awards. 6, 7; Linfield College. HAYMAN, DOROTHEY—General; Entered from Lincoln High, 7. HEISLER, PHYLLIS FUZZIE —College Preparatory; Dondelenguas, 4-8, Secretary, 8; Shorthand Award. 7, 8; May Fete, 7; Northwestern Business College. HENDERSON, LOIS ARILLIA—Entered from Washington High; A Capella Choir. 4-8; Commencement, 6-8; Vale-tudon, 7, 8; Clefs, 7, 8; Class Song and Color Committee. 8; San Francisco Business College. HIRSH, BLAKE—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1, 2; Cross-Country; Football; Class Picture Committee, 8; Never Absent or Tardy; Portland University. HOCHFELD. RUTH—College Preparatory; Honor Girl, 5; Scholarship Awards, 1-3, 5-8; Typing Awards. 4-6; Chres-tomathian, 4-8; Vice-President, 7, President, 8; May Fete, 7; Chresto-Philadorian Debate, 6; Editor of Grantonian, 7; Class Play Prompter, 8; Chairman of Class Picture Committee, 8; Girls' League Show Script Committee. 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Class Play Skit; University of California. HOFMEISTER, MAXINE MAGGIE —General; Behnke-Walker Business College. HOLLAND, CHARMAINE CHARM —College Preparatory; Oregon State College. HORTON, TOM—A Capella Choir, 5, 6; University of Portland. HOYT, JACK—College Preparatory; Gym Leader. 4; Icarian, 3-5; Baseball, 8; Oregon State College. HUGGINS, JOAN ELIZABETH JOANIE —College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative. 3; President of Fourth Term Girls; T'Zuma, 4-8, Secretary, 6, President. 7; Vice-President of Fifth Term Girls; Girls' International. 5- 8; Rose Festival Design Contest Winner. 6; Honor Girl. 7; May Fete. 7; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Chairman Class Gift Committee, 8; Assistant Business Manager of Class Play, 8. JARVIS, LUCILLE LOUIE —College Preparatory; Room Representative, 2; Glee. 3, 4; Typing Award, 5, 6; Girls' League Fire Squad, 5; Grant Dramatic, 6-8; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; May Fete, 7; Senior Class Play Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Oregon State College. KAUFMAN, EDWIN—College Preparatory; Entered from Franklin High. 4; Oregon State College. KEATING, ELBERTA—General; Grant Dramatic, 5-8, President, 8; Shorthand Awards, 6-8; Class Play Cast. 8; Migwan. 7. 8; University of Oregon. KELLOGG. NADYNE—General; Quirites. 4-8; Secretary, 6, 7; Scholarship Awards, 1-8; Shorthand Awards. 6-8; Typing Awards. 3, 4; Class Picture Committee, 8; Class Will Committee, 8; Behnke-Walker Business College. KENNEDY, BILLIE NADINE—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Gym Leader, 1; Gulick, 1-3; Scholarship Awards, 1, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1-8; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 3; A Capella Choir, 2-8; Operetta, 3; Girls' League Representative, 3; Girls' League Show, 4, 8; Quirites, 4-6; Commencement Program. 5, 8; Girls' Sextet, 6- 8; Clefs, 6-8; Girls League Fire Squad. 7; Valetudon. 7, 8, Secretary, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Chairman Class Song and Color Committee, 8; Class Play Properties Committee, 8; Class Announcement Committee, 8; University of Oregon. -AND, PAULINE KIRK —General; Girls' League Shows, Sets, 1-9; Sets lor Christmas Programs, 1-9; Class Costumes, 9; Girls' League Service Award, 6, 8; St. Vincent's Hospital. CHKE, DOROTHY—General; Girl Reserves, 7, 8; Metal Arts Club, 8; A Capella Choir, 8. •FARE, JEANNE—Entered from Washington High, 6; Zeno, 6-8, Secretary, 7, President, 8; Girls' Golf Team, ss Play Cast, 8; University of Oregon. 2 AND, INEZ “INIE —College Preparatory; Dondelenguas, 5-8; Gym Leader, 7; Girls'League Representative, •rthand Awards, 7, 8; Never Absent or Tardy; University of Oregon. N, BILL—General; Baseball, 1, 3; Glee Club, 3, 7, 8; Traffic Squad, 3; Gym Leader, 5; Pacific University. 5, NANCY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 1; Scholarship Awards, 1, 2; Thalian, 3-8, tary, 7; Grantonian Reporter, 8; Golf Team, 3, 5, 7; Cafeteria Board, 5; Grantonian Staff, 7; Commencement littee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Sports Editor of Memoirs, 8; Stanford University. ►, BOB LILLY —College Preparatory; Football, 4; Soccer, 4; Intramural Basketball Manager, 5; Class Play rties Committee, 8; Portland University. , DOROTHY—College Preparatory; May Fete, 3; Zeno, 5, 7, 8; Glee Club, 6; Girls' League Representative, enth-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Class Pin Committee, 8; St. Helen's Hall Junior College. HDGE, RUTH—College Preparatory; Scholarship Award, 1-8; Typing Award, 4; Quirites, 4-8; Stanford rsity. EY, BETTY—General; Girls' League Representative, 1, 3, 5; Vice-President of Fourth Term Girls; Secretary Is' League, 7; Vice-President of Student Body, 8; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Chairman of Frolic Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Shorthand Award, 8; Willamette University. WARREN DADDY —General; Band, 1-6; Room Representative. 2; Football, 4; Oregon State College. ENZIE. MARIONA—College Preparatory; Service Awards, 3, 5, 6, 7; Scholarship Award, 6; Girls' League Advertising, 2, 5, 6, 7; Class Play Advertising, Chairman, 8; Poppy Poster Winner, 5; Advertising Art School. ENZIE, SHELTON D.—Alpine, 6; University of Oregon. NEY, JEANNE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 1; President of Third Term Girls; a, 6-8; Student Body Dance Committee, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad, 3; Clean-Up Committee, 8; Com iment Committee, 8; University of Oregon. rUM, BETTY JO—General; Grant Preppers, 1-7; Tri-Y, 9; Service Awards, 3, 4, 9; Swimming Club, Secre-; University of Oregon. HACK. IRVING IRV —Royal G, 5-8; Polemic, 4-8; Fall Track, 4, 6; Manager Spring Track, 5; Memoirs Con-ommittee, 8; University of Hawaii. INSON, BOB MARTY —General; Track. 4, 6. 8; Grantonian Cartoonist; Service Awards, 5-9; May Fete, 8; League Advertising. 9; Poppy Contest Award. 8; Student Body Card Design, 9; University of Oregon. ERMAN, DICK—College Preparatory; Oregon State College. HEWS. ROBERT L. “BOB —General; Glee Club. 1-4; A Capella Choir. 5-8. [ELD, VIOLET TWY —Entered from Lincoln High, Seattle, 6; Shorthand Awards, 6-8; Migwan. 8; Pacific ss College. LL, JIM—College Preparatory; Track, 1, 7; Soccer, 6, 8; Oregon State College. RTHY, JEANNE MARIE—College Preparatory; Basketball Team, 1; Gym Leader, 2: Girls' League Repre-ive, 4; Girls' League Fire Squad, 6; A Capella Choir, 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Chairman Class Play Wardrobe ittee, 9. NTOCK, JAMES CHIEF —General; King's Knights, 3, 4; Icarian, 4-6; Metal Craft, 9; Choir, 7; Soccer, 3, 7, ?ball, 6, 8; Football, 3; Oregon State College. NNELL. DOROTHY MAE—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Glee. 1-4; A Capella Choir, 5-8; omathian, 5, 6; Typing Award, 7; Honor Girl, 7; Girls' League Representative. 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Class An-sment Committee. 8; Girls' Sextet. 7; University of Oregon. NfOLOGUE. WESLEY BEELER —College Preparatory; Stage Crew, 3-7; Projectionist, 6, 7; Portland Uni-R. HAROLD—General. -CIK, JEAN MICKEY —College Preparatory; Room Representative, 1; Ski Club. 6-8; Memoirs Contact ittee. 8; Class Gift Committee, 8; University of Oregon. VIRGINIA—Chairman Class Play Properties Committee, 8. IE, BARBARA ‘BOBBY —College Preparatory; Glee, Choir, 1-8; Dondelenguas, 3-5; Emanuel Hospital. SCH. VERA—College Preparatory; University of Oregon. NINI. AIDA—General; Tri-Y; Girl Reserves; University of Oregon. NAGEL. DON—College Preparatory; Room Representative. 4; Track, 3. 5. 6; Student Body Office Accountant. 7, 8; Service Award, 7; Class Announcement Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee. 7; Christmas Dance Committee, 8; University of Washington. NAGEL. VIRGINIA—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative. 3; Vice-President of Seventh Term Girls; Honor Girl, 7; Class Announcement Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Class Play Properties Committee, 8; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Shorthand Awards; Oregon State College. NASH, DOROTHY—College Preparatory; Gym Leader, 1-7; Orchestra, 1-4; Quirites, 4-7; Girls' League Show, 3; Ticket Manager of Girls' League Show. 6; Typing Awards, 5-7; Shorthand Awards, 6-8; Scholarship Award. 1-3; Never Absent or Tardy; Albany College. NEUPERT. JACK JAKE”—College Preparatory; Room Representative. 3,4; Quirites, 3-6, Sergeant-at-Arms; Stamp Club. 3-5; Spring Track, 3-5; Fall Track. 4. 6; Chairman Seventh-Eighth Term Dance, 7; Class President. 8; Lead in Class Play, 8; May Fete Program, 7; Scholarship Award, 2-8; Hi-Y, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8. O'KANE, BETTY LOU—College Preparatory; Class Song and Color Committee, 8; Humboldt State. OSBORNE, DICK—College Preparatory; Icarian, 3-6; Alpine, 6-8; Band, 2-6; Typing Award. 7; Polemic. 6. 8; Philadorian, 6-8; Ski Club, 6. 7; Class Announcement Committee, 8; May Fete. 7; Frosh Frolic. 8; Track, 7; Fire Squad, 8; Motion Picture Committee, 8; Assistant Business Manager of Memoirs, 8. PERKINS. DENNY—College Preparatory; Traffic Squad; Golf; University of Oregon. PERLMAN, HELEN ELIZABETH BUTCH”—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards, 1-6; Chairman Girls' League Show Script Committee, 8; Dondelenguas, 3-5; Captain Girls' League Traffic Squad, 3; Girls' League Fire Squad. 7; Grantonian Staff. 7; Memoirs' Contact Committee, 8; Class Picture Committee. 8; Oregon State College. PETERS. JEAN—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 4; Girls' League Convention, 4; Co-ed Ball Committee, 4, 6; Girls' League Fire Squad, 5. 7; Class Play Stage Committee, 8; T'Zuma. 3-8; Girls' International, 3-8;Oregon State College. PETERSEN, ARTHUR—College Preparatory; Track. 6, 7; Gym Leader, 4; Chaduc; Class Gift Committee, 8; Class Announcement Committee. 8; A Capella Choir, 7. 8; University of Oregon. PETERSON. DONALD—College Preparatory; Freshman Boys' Club. 1; Glee. 2-4; A Capella Choir, 5-8; Room Representative, 5; Frosh Frolic, 6. 7; Polemic. 7. 8; Migwan. 7, 8; Class Day Committee. 8; Assistant Editor of the Memoirs, 8; Albany. PETERSON. JACK PETE”—General; Icarian. 4-7; King's Knights. 5. 6. PFUND. BARBARA—General; Entered from Des Moines, Iowa, 4; Tri-Y, 5, 6; Typing Award. 7; Shorthand Award, 6, 7. 8; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance, 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Class Day Committee, 8; Oregon State College. PHILLIPS. FRED W.—Room Representative, 1; Football, 4; Chairman Clean-Up Campaign, 9; Frosh Frolic, 9; Girls' League Show, 9; Student Body Dance Committee. 9; Moving Picture Committee. 9; Class Play Business Manager, 9. PIANUS, MILDRED—General. POWERS. JOHN—College Preparatory; Room Representative. 6, 8; Track, 3. 5, 7. Letter, 5, 7; Co-holder City Shotput Relay Record, 7, High Jump Captain, 7; Fall Track, 4, 6, Letter, 6; Stamp Club. 3-5; Quirites, 3-6, Ser-geant-at-Arms, 4; Grantonian Reporter. 6; Scholarship Award, 6; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance, 7; Stage Manager Class Play, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Class Day Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Royal G. 8. PROBST, CLEO—College Preparatory; Christmas Play, 6; Valetudon, 8; University of California. RANDALL. JIM SKEEKS”—College Preparatory; May Fete, 7; Gym Leader, 6-8; Tumbling Squad, 7; Camera Club, 6, 7; Grant Dramatic, 8; Girls' League Show Cast, 8; Class Play Cast. 8; Oregon State College. READ, TRACY—General; Traffic Squad, Lieutenant. 8; Multnomah College. REYNOLDS, MARY—General. RICHTER. BOB—De Forest; Chaduc; Oregon Slate College. ROOTS, JIM—College Preparatory; University of Oregon. ROSENLUND, ANITA LOUISE—College Preparatory; Grant Preppers, 1-7; Migwan, 7, 8; Tri-Y, 8; Pennsylvania State. ROTH. PHILLIP JOSEPH P. J.”—College Preparatory; Freshman Club. 1; Hi-Y. 5-8; Polemic, 6-8. Secretary. 7. President, 8; Fire Squad, 8; Golf. 1, 3, 5-7; Tennis, 7; Service Award. 8; May Fete Finance Committee, 7; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance, 7; Clean-Up Squad, 8; Christmas Dance, 8; Memoirs Business Manager. 8; Senior Class Treasurer, 8; Reed College. )OLPH. ROBERT ELLIS—College Preparatory; Freshman Club, 1; Golf, 1, 3, 5, 7, 8; Grantonian Business Staff, - 5-8, Assistant Manager, 7, Manager 8; May Fete, 3; Room Representative, 5; A Capella Choir, 5, 6; May Fete jnce Committee, 7; Girls' League Show, 6; Ping Pong Club, 7; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance, 7; Memoirs Con-Committee, 8; Commencement Committee, 8; Class Play Wardrobe Committee, 8; University of Oregon. .LMAN, JANIE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 3; Co-ed Ball Committee, 3; Girls' League Squad, 6; Class Announcement Committee, 8; Class Play Stage Committee, 8. i.N, JOHN—College Preparatory; Freshman Club, President, 1; Room Representative, 5, 6; Polemic, 5-8; Hi-Y, President, 6; Philadorian, 4-8; Fire Squad, 5-8; Cafeteria Board, 6-8; Chresto-Philadorian Debate, 7; Polemic im, 7; May Fete, 5; Service Representative, 6; Athletic Representative, 7; Service Awards, 4-8; Student Body iident, 8; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance, 7; Class Pin Committee, 8; Class Announcement Committee, 8. O. MARYLU “JOE —College Preparatory; Gulick, 1-4; Zeno, 4-8; Typing Award, 6; Shorthand Awards, 7, 8; loirs Contact Committee, 8; Oregon State College. [GENT, HARVEY “SARG —General; Entered from South High, Omaha, Nebraska, 5; Traffic Squad, 5-8; np Club, 7, 8, Secretary, 8; Never Absent or Tardy; United States Navy. (ULSTAD, RALPH—College Preparatory; Room Representative, 1; Chaduc, 5. 6; Lost and Found. ITT, MARION—Classical; Gluee Club, 1, 2; May Fete. 1; Typing Awards, 3. 4; Grant Dramatic, 4-8. Secre-, 7, Vice-President, 8; Quirites, 5-8, Vice-President, 6. 7, President, 8; Make-Up. Girls' League Show, 6; Grant-:n Typist, 6, 7; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 7; Service Award, 7; Fletcher Plaque, 7; Scholarship Awards, 1-7; 5' League Show. 8; Class Pin Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; St. Helen's Hall. MLER, VIRGINIA “GIN —General; Attended Minneapolis High School, 6-8; St. Mary's Nurses' College. TLE, JACK—College Preparatory; Polemic, 6-8; Philadorian, 7, 8; Boxing Club, 7, 8; Room Representative, Polemic Forums, 7, 8; Chresto-Philadorian Debate, 7; Service Award, 6; Frosh Frolic. 8; Seventh-Eighth Term :e Committee, 7; Hi-Y. 7, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; University of Oregon. PKIN, ADRIENNE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Show, 5; Girls' League Play, 7; Grant Dramatic; ersity of California. SON, ESTHER—College Preparatory; Honor Girl, 3; Northwest Nazarene College. SON, IRETTA “TEDDY —College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 2, 5; Northwestern College. lOTT, ROGER EDWARD “RODDY —General; Triple G, 1; Football. 1. 3, 5; Basketball. 2; Track. 2, 4. 8; Yell ler, 6; Royal G, 6-9; Service Award, 6; Fire Squad, 6-9; May Fete. 6, 8; Rally Committee, 6; Frosh Frolic, 7, 9; League Show, 9; Class Song and Color Committee, 9; U. S. Naval Coast Guard Training School. [NER, BETTY—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Room Representative, 1; Glee, 2-8; A Capella r, 3-8; Girls' Sextet, 4-8; Typing Award, 3; Operetta, 3; Girls' League Show, 4, 8; Girls' League Traffic Squad Dsh Frolic. 7; Clefs, 7, 8. Grantonian Reporter, 8; Class Play Properties Committee, 8; Class Song and Color mittee, 8; University of Southern California. 2UM. JOHN—Room Representative, 3, 7, 8; Freshman Club, 1; Grant Dramatic, 3-7; Migwan, 3-7, Secretary, re Squad, 9; Cafeteria Board, 7, 8; Football. 1-9, Letter; Soccer, 7-9, Two Letters; Baseball, 1-4; Track, 6-8; fon State College. )A. ROSE—General; Valetudon, 6-8; Typing Award, 7; Marylhurst College. LBERG, ANNE “ANNIE —General; Valetudon; A Capella Choir; St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing. ER. DOROTHY—General; Entered, 3; Glee, 8; Zeno, 6, 7; Valetudon. 8; Oregon State College. IK, MARGARET “McGEE —College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 1-3; President Second Term ; Honor Girl, 2; Thalian, 3-8, Vice-President, 7, President, 8; Girls' International, 6-8; Winner Poppy Poster est, 6; May Fete, 7; Student Body Dance Committee, 8; Service Awards, 5-8; Scholarship Awards, 1-4; Mem-ftrt Editor; California School of Fine Arts. JBLE, RUTH—College Preparatory; Typing Awards, 3, 4; Girls' League Fire Squad, 6, 7; Girls' League Rep-ltative, 6; Frosh Frolic, 8; May Fete, 7; Class Day Committee, 8; Class Play Wardrobe Committee, 8; Unity of Oregon. !LE. BEN—College Preparatory; Reed College. WELL, NAN—General. IVAN, SHIRLEY “SULLY —College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 5-7; Co-ed Ball Committee, lirls' League Show Skit, 6; Thalian, 6-8, Secretary, 8; May Fete, 7; Clean-Up Committee. 8; Commencement nittee, 8; Class Play Wardrobe Committee; University of Oregon. 1Y, HERBERT “HERB —College Preparatory; Glee. 1-6; Choir, 2-6; Operetta, 3; Girls' League Show, 2. 4, 6; , 5-7; Stage Crew. 4-8, Assistant Chief, 7, Chief, 8; Oregon State College. SUSMAN, LOUISE RUTH—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative. 1; May Fete. 2; Class Picture Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; University of Washington. SVENDSEN, EDITH “EDEE —General; Gulick, 1-4; Zeno, 5-8; Service Awards, 4-8; Assistant Art Editor of Memoirs; University of Oregon. TAKEOKA, KAY—College Preparatory; Hi-Y, 7-9; Football, 3. 5. 7, Letter, 7; Hi-Y Athletic Award. 7; Room Representative, 3; Fire Squad, 8, 9; Royal G, 8, 9; Track, 6; Portland University. TANSING, RICHARD—College Preparatory; Gym Leader; Track, 6-8; Alpine; Royal G; Class Picture Committee. 8; University of Oregon. TRAVIS. STUART “STU —College Preparatory; Room Representative; History-Forum; Orchestra; Typing Award; Circulation Manager of Grantonian, 8; Grantonian Staff, 8; Class Song and Color Committee; Oregon State College. TUFFS, BILL “TUFFY —College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 5, 7, 8, President. 8; Royal G. 8; Football Manager. 8; Soccer Manager, 8; Class Picture Committee, 8; Oregon State College. WALKER. BETTY—General; Typing Award, 6; Shorthand Awards, 7. 8; Chrestomathian, 7. 8; University of Washington. WARNKE, JEANNE—College Preparatory; Entered from Cleveland, Ohio, 5; Chaduc, 5-8; Tri-Y, 8; Girls' Athletic Association, 8; Class Pin Committee, 8. WASSARD, JACK “JAKE —College Preparatory; Triple G, 2; Camera Club, 3, 4; Faraday, 4; Fire Squad, 4-8. Captain, 8; Room Representative, 3; Frosh Frolic, 8; Class Play Properties Committee, 8; University of Washington. WATKINS. MALCOLM—College Preparatory; Room Representative, 1, 2; Baseball, 2, 4; University of Oregon. WAX. NORMA—College Preparatory; Gym Leader, 3; Migwan, 5-8; Secretary. 8. Girls' League Representative. 7; Grantonian Staff, 8; University of Washington. WENKE, ANNA—College Preparatory; Girl Reserves; Class Gift Committee. 8. WHITE, BETTY—College Preparatory; Entered from Washington High. 3; Typing Awards, 3, 4; Migwan, 3-6r Vice-President Fourth Term Girls; Honor Girl, 5; Girls' League Representative, 6; May Fete, 7; Gym Leader, 7; Costume Crew, 7, 8, Secretary, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad, 7; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 7, 8; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Wardrobe of Girls' League Show, 7; Class Play Costume Committee, 8; Girls' League show, 8; Service Awards, 7, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Oregon State College. WHITE. GEORGE—College Preparatory; May Fete, 6, 7; Gym Leader, 1-8; Portland University. WHITE. MAXINE—General, Entered from Lincoln, 8; Behnke-Walker Business College. WHITELY, ROBERT “XAVIER —College Preparatory; Triple G, 1; Basketball, 2-4; Service Award, 4; Room Representative. 4, 5; Grantonian Business Staff, 3, 4; Stamp Club, 3-5, Grantonian Reporter, 5; Ping Pong Club. 6; Frosh Frolic, 8, 9, Script, 9; May Fete. 6, 8; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee. 7. 8; Girls' League Show, 7, 9; Class Song and Color Committee, 9; Memoirs Contact Committee. 9; Class Play Skit, 8; Class Play Properties Committee, 9; Class Play Assistant Business Manager, 9; Fire Squad, 9; United States Naval Coast Guard Training School. WILCOX, CLIFTON “CLIF —College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 3-5; Icarian, 3-8, Secretary, 8; Track, 3, 5. 7; Basketball, 4; Grantonian Business Staff, 5; Room Representative, 8; Class Gift Committee, 8; Moving Picture Committee, 8; University of Oregon, Medical School. WILLIAMS, JOHN “SAILOR —College Preparatory; Junior Football. 2. 4; Glee Club, 3; A Capella Choir, 4-8; Clefs; Euclidean; May Fete, 5; Class Picture Committee, 8; Class Song and Color Committee. 8; Portland University. WILLIAMS. MARGARET “MARGIE —General; Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Metal Arts Club, 8; Valetudon. 8; Typing Awards, 1, 3; Grantonian Typist; St. Helen's Hall. WILSON. ARCHIE SPENCER—College Preparatory; Room Representative, 1, 2; Scholarship Awards. 1-4. 6; Chaduc, 4-8. President, 6, Sergeant-at-Arms, 8; Football, 7; Class Day Committee, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; University of Portland. WOOD, MIRIAM—College Preparatory; Sans Souci, 4-8. Secretary, 8; St. Helen's Hall. WRIGHT, PATRICIA “PAT —College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Girls' League Representative, 3; May Fete. 5, 7; T'Zuma. 6-8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Golf Team, 7, Letter, 7; University of Oregon. ZINIKER, EVELYN—College Preparatory; Girls' League Representative, 5, 8; Gulick. 2-8. Treasurer. 3. Grantonian Reporter. 5. President, 8; Typing Award. 4; Shorthand Awards, 7, 8; May Fete. 3. 7; Service Award, 8; Class Will Committee, 8; Northwestern Business College. c ■_ A s o m o HERITAGE WE'VE SEEN FOUR YEARS GO BY. AND NOW WE'VE JOURNEYED TO THE PARTING. WE LEAVE TO YOU THE TIE OF FRIENDSHIP STRONG AND TRUE. WE'RE PROUD TO STAND AND SING, THE SONG OF DREAMS WHICH YOU ARE STARTING, MAY YOU FIND ALL THE JOY, THAT WE HAVE LEFT FOR YOU. WE'VE TRIED TO BE THY LOYAL SONS AND DAUGHTERS ALL. WE'LL ALAWYS RALLY FAITHFULLY UPON THY CALL. NOW WE MUST LEAVE THESE HALLS. FOREVER HAUNTED BY OUR LAUGHTER. WE TAKE OUR HERITAGE. WE LEAVE OUR SCHOOL TO YOU. BY JOHN BURGET TUNE: HARBOR LIGHTS C L i S S COLORS: 1111 KH ll BElilY AMU SILVER John Ryan Betty Luckey Jane Deacon Ralph Bjorklund Don Pitcairn Jack Neupert Nelda Christenson Howard Fishel Frank Bauman Ed Stamm ■ i: ■ ■ v ■ comcii John Ryan President of the Student Body Betty Luckey . Vice-President of the Student Body Jane Deacon Secretary of the Student Body Ralph Bjorklund Treasurer of the Student Body Don Pitcairn Assistant Treasurer of the Student Body Jack Neupert President of the Senior Class Nelda Christenson President of the Girls' League Howard Fishel Editor of the Grantonian Frank Bauman Service Representative Ed Stamm Athletic Representative These officers are the chosen representatives of the entire Grant high school student body, and the governing unit of our democratic school life. COSTUME CREW Captain............Jean Griggs Chief of Construction...... ...........Lois Ballantyne Secretary Betty White Adviser.........Miss Ida Olsen During the last term these girls have made and repaired costumes for the Girls' League Show, Class Play and Christmas Program. STAMP CLUB President...... Vice-President Secretary Adviser Bill Tuffs Jerry Weinbaum Harvey Sargent Miss Clouse These philatelists have had guest speakers, and an exhibit in the showcase in January. ALEXIS President Betty Morgan Vice-President Marian Cake Secretary Barbara Bruck Adviser Miss Griggs These library pages have aided in the library work and in their meetings have studied library methods. ZENO President Jeanne Landfare Adviser..............Miss Roche A guest speaker. Miss Unger of the Central library, spoke to Zeno this term. METAL CRAFT President Bob Finlay Vice-President Gerry Mathos Secretary Barbara Jean Smith Adviser...............Miss Clarke Besides being skilled in crafts- manship, this comparatively young club took strides socially this term. Their school service was the interesting display in the showcase December 5-16. DONDELENGUAS President Zoe Fretz Vice-President Alton Cook Secretary Phyllis Heisler Adviser Miss McLennon The Spanish club, as a school service, presented the school with the series of famous paintings featured in the Journal. RED CROSS President............Dot Dunham Vice-President Helen Coothrides Secretary Dorothy Jane Edwards The members of this club sponsored a radio program, took part in the Armistice Day parade, and sponsored Magazine Week during which magazines were collected and sent to hospitals, homes, etc. ROD AND REEL President ............Lee Foster Vice-President Dick Davis Secretary Warren Finke Adviser Mr. White These fishermen have taken several fishing trips to the coast and at their meetings have had guest speakers and pictures of Oregon game fish. HISTORY-FORUM President Bob Frazier Vice-President Mavis Jones Secretary Dorothy Dunham Adviser Miss Dennis Cooperation with the Polemic club and heated discussions on world crises feature History-Forum meetings. MIGWAN President Elizabeth Harrison Vice-President Janice Cordova Secretary Norma Wax Adviser Miss Bums The creative writing club began work this term on a literary pub-ication which will be completed lext term with aid of the Granto-lian staff, the art department, and inder the sponsorship of the Eng-ish department. I r STAGE CREW Chief Herbert Sunby Head Electrician Dave Clark Adviser Mr. Cherry You'll see these boys doing their duty backstage at all auditorium functions. ALPINE President John Matschek Vice-President Bob Withers Secretary Bob Callahan Adviser Mr. Warren The cliff visitors turned out as a man for the expeditions this term. Destinations: Devil's Peak, Table Mountain, and the Turkey Marathon. FARADAY President............Phil Hunt Vice-President........Bob Maris Secretary........Betty Wilson Adviser Miss Curry One period a week the members of this science club have conducted a slide rule class. The club is open to students taking science 5, 6, 7, or 8. QUIRITES President.......... Marion Scott Vice-President................Ned Junck Secretary Ruth Faubion Adviser......................Miss Davis Quirites have been interested in their programs this year which featured the use of Latin in everyday life by means of reports and games to familiarize members with the language of the Romans. ICARIAN President Floyd Metzger Vice-President Bob Blankholm Secretary........Ted Westerfield Adviser......................Mr. Eilertson Unique is the word for the program in which these young aviators held a spelldown of aeronautical terms and problems. GRANTONIAN STAFF Editor Howard Fishel Business Manager Bob Rudolph Adviser Miss Krichesky A small staff published a big paper which pleased over 2800 subscribers week in and out. GRANT DRAMATIC President Elberta Keating Vice-President Marion Scott Secretary Charlotte Edgar Adviser...................Miss Anderson Grant Dramatic invited interesting speakers with stage careers to speak to the club, and presented plays for comment by members in the audience. EUCLIDEAN President Bill Telford Vice-President Clarence Bennett Secretary Winston Backstrand Adviser Miss Hoel Besides tutoring students who were having difficulty with their math, these “math sharks have been studying mathematics as applied to engineering, surveying. the navy, etc. CHRESTOMATHIAN President Ruth Hochfeld Vice-President Ruth Cahill Secretary.......Carol Savinar Adviser Miss Zollinger These debaters have studied the elements of good speaking and have held debates within the club as a preparation for the semi-annual battle with the Phil-adorians. CAMERA President....... Lloyd Frazier Vice-President Walter Weber Secretary Barney Markoskie Adviser............Miss Martin This club sponsored a show- case exhibit of pictures that would do credit to many older, more experienced photographers. GIRLS' INTERNATIONAL I President............Billie Hussa Vice-President Beryl Robinson Secretary..........Janice Gifford Adviser Miss Eckelson This energetic club spent meetings this term in discussion of world events, but didn't forget entertainment. The service which finds them busy is keeping the kitchenette in 232 intact. VALETUDON President Gracia Belle Barrigar Vice-President. Coleen Cadmus Secretary Billie Kennedy Adviser Miss Heistand Valetudon did a good deed almost every day by helping teachers who have been absent and visiting charity homes. TRI-Y President....... Virginia Taylor Vice-President Gwynne Beck Secretary.........Beverly Bell Advisers Mrs. Chaney Mrs. R. C. Hopson With a great increase in membership over last term. Tri-Y presented varied programs with guest speakers and original skits. An annual dance and an excursion to Mt. Hood were featured. CLEFS President David Gibbs Vice-President Ann Gardner Secretary.................Eileen Reimer Adviser Miss Acorn This club has decided to give a cup each year to the graduating senior who has done the most for the furtherance of music during his stay at Grant. THALIAN President Margaret Stark Vice-President......Annis Bailey Secretary Shirley Sullivan Adviser Miss Galt Devoting its term to the study of movies, Thalians found time to give a tea and present a play called Alice Blue Gown. The Hollywood Spectator was donated this term by the Thalians. SANS SOUCI President Helen Murphy Vice-President Helen Macpherson Secretary Miriam Wood Adviser Miss Caldwell These carefree French students have been studying French influence in Portland, preparing the annual paper, “Sans Soucian, and planning an all-French dinner set for Henry Thiele's. GIRLS' LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Adviser Miss McGaw The noteworthy Girls' League Show was sponsored by this group. “Kamp Killkare was a hit. POLEMIC President Phil Roth Vice-President Frank Bauman Secretary Jim Dixon Adviser Mr. Seggel The Polemic club, which studies world affairs, had a full term with a banquet at Reed college, a forum and a joint meeting with History-Forum. GULICK ! Evelyn Zinniker Marjorie White Eleanor Price The Camp Fire Girls conducted many instructive and entertaining meetings throughout the term. ROYAL G President.......... Bob Withers Vice-President Kay Takeoka Secretary Dave Edwards Adviser..............Mr. Pelley These muscle men control the requirements for the awarding of letters and contribute a variety of services to the school. T'ZUMA President..........Beverly Welch Vice-President Norma Erickson Secretary Janice Gifford Adviser.......................Miss Griggs With magazines as their topic for study. T'Zuma investigated what made them tick and stimulated interest in the periodicals. Their deed for the semester was to keep the showcase tidy. HI-Y President Vic Collin Vice-President Ed Stamm Secretary Don Pitcairn Adviser ...............Mr. Goss Grant Hi-Y took active part in the annual Thanksgiving program, contrived a cafeteria clean-up, and attended the convention at Eugene. PHILADORIAN President George Larimer Vice-President . . Frank Bauman Secretary Bruce Roberts Adviser..............Mr. Dirksen Philadorians were co-sponsors of the debate which discussed the Ludlow Amendment. Philadorians walked off with the honors. THESPIAN President................Warren Treece Adviser....................Miss Acorn Thespians brushed out the drama this term and aroused interest in board trodding. CHADUC President.................Robert McCarl Vice-President...............Dot Dunham Adviser..............Mrs. Baker The foil and mask club planned many interesting meetings and perfected their fencing technique. RAFFIC SQUAD hief.........................Jim Hollis ssistant Chief ....... Jack Hill dviser.......................Mr. Foord These lads are the embodiment law, order and courtesy. IRE SQUAD Ihief...................Vic Collin .ssistant Chief Bob Wreisner The fire laddies celebrated this ?rm by theoretically burning parts f the building at every fire drill. GENERAL COUNCIL These live-wires have done lenty of work this term. Most out-tanding was the sale of Activity 'ags. mmx. A CAPELLA CHOIR Miss Jean Elizabeth Acorn Director The cream of Grant's singing crop, seventy-five voices which take part in many school programs and student body assemblies. Outstanding performances this term were at the Armistice and Christmas programs. GRANT BAND Mr. Loran Schnabel Director Grant's fifty-five-piece band, under the first term of Mr. Schnabel's directorship, has proven a great success. School spirit hit a new high as the band went through their paces at football games, pep assemblies and at numerous other high school functions, including the Dads' Club Open House. GRANT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Mr. Loran Schnabel Director The baton of Mr. Schnabel also led the Grant orchestra to its new post as “ symphony orchestra, after many exhibits of new-found excellence. Open House and the honor appearance at the Thanksgiving program in the Civic Auditorium testified to the symphonic strides taken this term. Grant students have become familiar with many fine selections through the wide repertoire played by the sixty-five members of the orchestra. % t To the tune of “Grant Noble General, Leader Victorious, the Grant Generals marched through a victorious athletic season in both major and minor sports. Not enough tribute can be paid to the splendid school spirit that backed the G-men in all activities. Under the leadership of Bill Cowning and the spirited Rally Squad, Grant's organized and enthusiastic support shone at every game. FOOT K 1 I I l� y K ii M «• k e o k ■ Beginning his second year as the Generals' coach, Jerry Lillie was faced with the task of developing a green team. Despite such handicaps, the high-scoring silver-clad lads completed a strenuous schedule with an impressive record. 14-7 LONGVIEW The first test of Grant's strength came in the annual contest with Longview. The Lumberjacks obtained their only score early in the opening quarter; however, during that same period Grant produced its first touchdown on a spinner play. Fullback Eric Armstrong squirmed through to pay dirt again from the four-yard line early in the second quarter for the final tally. Withers kicked the extra point. 1. ERIC ARMSTRONG, FULLBACK 2. KAY TAKEOKA, LEFT HALF 3. BENNY FRIEDMAN. HALFBACK 4. VIC COLLIN. QUARTERBACK 5. JOHN SLOCUM. RIGHT END 6. JIM BENNISON, LEFT END 7. ED STAMM, LEFT END 8. RAY RATTAN. RIGHT TACKLE 9. WARREN JOHNSON. FULLBACK 10. OSCAR HOLM, LEFT END 11. BOB BLOCK, HALFBACK 12. BILL SIGURDSON, QUARTERBACK 13. BILL McFADDEN, CENTER 14. PAT SULLIVAN. TACKLE 15. PETE PAGET. LEFT GUARD 16. BUD PATTERSON. END 17. BOB LIKENS. CENTER 18. JOHN McCOLLUM. QUARTERBACK 19. WARREN FINKE, RIGHT END 7-13 FRANKLIN In the opening league game. Grant drew the Quakers in an unusual five-quarter contest, the first quarter being played in the opening night of the football season. Grant outdid Franklin in everything except scoring. Two costly first quarter breaks set up the Franklin scores and victory. The desperate Generals scored late in the last period on a pass. 41-0 COMMERCE Sherman's march to the sea was a dog-trot in comparison to the G-men's trampling Commerce. From the outset all could see that the victory hungry Grayghosts were not to be denied. Withers, Armstrong, Conser, Johnson and Stamm took advantage of the field day to score for Grant. 19-0 ROOSEVELT With a clean-cut victory over Roosevelt's Roughriders, the G-men climbed into second place to bolster their aspiration. Scores were registered by Armstrong, Friedman, and on Hooper's recovery of a Roosevelt fumble behind the goal line. 14-0 WASHINGTON Lacking the brilliance with which they had won the last two previous games, the silver Generals were forced to battle hard for their 14-point conquest. Takeoka scored first. The second tally came after a seventy-yard drive with Armstrong scoring and Withers converting. 6-6 BENSON In the most grueling contest of the current season Grant met the Benson Mechanics and was held to a lone score tie. Either team could have won the game with a successful place kick. The Generals scored first on their famous sweep play. Late in the fourth quarter the Bensoni-ans desperately put their prayers on a fourth-down pass from the Grant 15. Perryman made a sensational catch for their touchdown. The kick was blocked. LINCOLN till with hopes of climbing to the top, the Generals chalked up their fourth victory at the iplitters' expense. Friedman scored in the second quarter. After a sustained drive, Arm-ig scored Grant's second touchdown. Collin passed to Slocum for the extra point. The score came in the fourth period on Friedman's 17-yard end run. EFFERSON i the final contest of the '38 season the Lillie-boys met the age-old rivals, the Democrats fferson. Before the game had progressed eight minutes Jeff had crossed the Grant goal he game's only score and Jefferson's third consecutive league championship. After Ell sd for Jeff, there came Grant's golden opportunity following a fumble on Jeff's 33, but offensive attack bogged down. o ended the 1938 campaign with Grant perched in third place with five victories, two ats and a tie to follow Jefferson and Franklin. pecial mention must be given to: Eric Armstrong, the hardest hitting tackier in the league city all-star halfback; Captain Vic Collin, the team's brains, who piloted the squad ugh a successful season; Tacklers Foster, Rattan, Hoff and Phillips; Andy Jones, a con-nt passing center and rugged line tackier; John Slocum, the find of the season, whose nsive prowess will be remembered by all; Chuck Hooper and Jim Bennison, two fighting ds; Bob Withers, most versatile squad man and recipient of the Dorman award; Benny iman, a smooth running cut-back artist and exceptional southpaw passer; Kay Takeoka, markable broken field runner. m: it t: mu General cinder stars burned up the track in five major clashes in the fall track season of inder the sterling tutelage of Coach James Pelley. i the opening fracas the boys of the blue and gray edged out Lincoln in a close contest, le cross-country event Jim McGregor placed second; Slatky, fourth, and Broderick, fifth, junior cross-country saw Ohling, Feary and Putnam place fourth, fifth and sixth, re-tively. lolloping McGregor led the G-men on to their second victorious cross-country jaunt by ling home first in a two-mile run to establish a new record. Following Jim across the tape ; Slatky, third; Broderick, fourth; French, fifth, and Cowning, sixth. lext to bow down to the formidable Grayghost were the University of Portland frosh s-country trotters. McGregor hit the leash an eyelash behind the University leader. Slatky sped in third; Broderick, fourth, and Tansing, seventh. Jrantonian tracksters waded through three inches of Walla Walla snow to wash the faces le Whitman yearlings. Captain Slatky sailed over the line second, and in quick succession e Broderick, third; McGregor, fifth, and Breese, sixth. Climaxing the year and making it a straight Grant season, these minute men, with the sd incentive of performing their last meet under the generalship of James Pelley, breezed ugh to retain the coveted Northwest Tournament at Rocky Butte, November 23. These ted lads from Grant held an impressive lead over second place Lincoln Cardinals. Itarring in this two-mile event was McGregor sprinting in third; also scoring in paydirt j Slatky, Broderick, and a lone junior point tallied by Putman. This meet wound up a essful fall track season for the lads in blue and gray. 'he fall sports season was extended this year to include intramural tennis and golf. Thus, more champions were crowned. t w. m m m s lob Corgan, winner of the city park's junior championship, in like style smashed his way title by overcoming Bob Paulson in the semi-finals and downing Bob Grant in straight in the finals 6-4, 6-0, to capture the fall tennis laurels. €w O I I Vinner of the golf stakes, Ted Griswold conquered a field of parshooting lads and seems ined to cinch a place on the spring golf team. By defeating Einar Allen, 6 and 5 in the i-finals, he entered the finals to encounter Jim Shaw, who gained the finals at the expense im West. Griswold triumphed over Shaw in a tense battle, 3 and 1, to be crowned school mpion. VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach..............J. M. Lillie JUNIOR FOOTBALL Coach Mr. Eilertson SOCCER Doach................. Mr. Lillie RACK Soach Mr. Warner FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Coach Mr. Torson During the first year of individual freshman competition these boys have begun a most successful future. G. A. A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Girls' athletics have been a successful season. Grantonians have seen the organization of field hockey, volleyball, basketball and softball teams for girls under the supervision of Miss Lucille Hill. Orchids to you. Miss Hill! TED GRISWOLD Golf BOB CORGAN Tennis I f i ym 111 Kill K H f� IKI I IKICA I.I ■� BY EMLYN WILLIAMS, SPONSORED BY JANUARY '39 CLASS December 9 and 10 saw the return of the drama to Grant's halls in the highly emotional “A Murder Has Been Arranged, sponsored by the January '39 class. Surprised audiences watched a small cast achieve a startling effect with some of the most polished acting and staging ever attempted. At the stroke of eleven a nonchalant murderer was brought to book in a welter of English legend and applause. THE CAST Maurice Mullins, murderous relative Miss Groze, cold accomplice Sir Charles Jasper, wealthy and forty The Dumb Woman, part of the legend Beatrice Jasper, anxious wife of Sir Charles Mrs. Arthur, fortune-hunting mother of Beatrice Jimmy North, young upstart Mrs. Wragg, frightened cook Cavendish, orchestra leader Jack Neupert Norma Browne Jack Hillsbury Aileen Bradshaw Bonnie Jean Yoder Elberta Keating Eugene Craner Jeanne Landfare ......Jim Randall PRODUCTION STAFF Director Miss Marie Churchill Business Manager Fred Phillips Assisted by Mariona Mackenzie, Betty Jo Mangum and Art Classes Stage Manager........................................................................John Powers Assisted by Jean Peters and Janie Rullman Properties .................................................................Virginia Moe Assisted by Lucille Jarvis, Virginia Nagel, Bob Lillis, Betty Skinner and Bob Whitely Costumes..............................................Miss Lydia Anderson. Miss Ida Olson Assisted by Lois Ballantyne, Evelyn Ziniker, Betty White, Pauline Kirkland and Costume Crew Wardrobe (Girls')......................................................Jeanne McCarthy Assisted by Crystal Ayers, Wanda Craddock. Shirley Sullivan and Ruth Stauble Wardrobe (Boys')...............................................................Vic Collin Chief of Stage Crew Make-up Artist Book Holder Head Usher Assisted by Roger Sinnott and Bob Rudolph ....................................................Herbert Sunby ............................................Miss Margaret Persons .....................................................Ruth Hochfeld ........................................................Jim Hollis I I K 1 II K I I ■ K 1 1C ■ IMI-ANNUAL GIRLS' LEAGUE SHOW 'Kamp Killkare opened its limited season October 28, while hundreds of Grantonians took dd-term vacation in the auditorium. The Girls' League show had gathered Grant talent taken it to the mythical camp for crowded evening of berserk hilarity, which set a new e for league shows of future years. The large cast was headed by: n ................................................................Georgia Lou Gage my Bill Savage by...........................................................................Nancy McKenna k Benson Jim Randall ysius........................................................................Roger Sinnott sy Ann..............................................................Marion Scott s Priscilla Prymm Mavis Jones tkespeare Williams.....................................................Ben Tone jrge...............................................................George Larimer PRODUCTION STAFF 2ctor .....................................................Miss Elizabeth McGaw Assisted by Jack Hillsbury iiness Manager..................................................George Larimer ipt Committee Helen Perlman, Janice Cordova, Ruth Hochfeld, George Larimer and Bob Whitely ge and Properties............................................Miss Alice Hinshaw sisted by Norma Erickson, Pauline Kirkland, Virginia Malloy, Anita Goldstein, Lelia Telfer kets and Programs Mrs. Myra Gatchell ssisted by George Larimer, Jean Pitblado, Jean Willing, Elsie Stadelman and Helen Cecil stumes................................................................Mrs. Pauline Walker Assisted by Muriel Meier, Mary Jane Rotegard, Helen McCarthy and Warren Treece vertising .....................................................Miss Irene Wuest Assisted by Mary Reimers, Wilma Hance and Art Classes tke-up .........................................................Miss Ethel Ewer Assisted by Mr. and Mrs. James Pelley, Miss Marion Zollinger, Miss Hallie Hart and Harriet Campbell tge ....................................................................Mr. Howard Cherry Assisted by Herbert Sunby and David Clark smpter ............................................................Phyllis Craig companists Patricia Osborne, Dorothy Nash, Elizabeth Wilson, Don Pitcairn, Mrs. C. E. Carey, Eddie Beach, Miss Jean Elizabeth Acorn, Mrs. Hickman, Maurice Kregal and Doris Dunlap Ruth Cahill, Chairman Barbara Pfund, Eugene Craner, Lucille Jarvis, Bill Wilson, Eva Erickson, Don Peterson, Joyce Bemis, John Powers, Bob Cox. ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Bob Frazier, Chairman Vic Collin, Virginia Nagel, Janie Rullman, Dick Osborne, Betty Skinner, Warren Luse, Don Nagel, Dorothy McConnell. CLASS PICTURE COMMITTEE Ruth Hochfeld, Chairman Blake Hirsh, Bernice Gill, Richard Tansing, Nadyne Kellogg, Louise Susman, John Williams, Helen Perlman, Bob Ellinwood, Bill Tulls. CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE Joan Huggins, Chairman Cliiton Wilcox, Jean Mihalcik, Paul Eckelman, Anna Wenke, George Dickie, Billie Jean Gillian, Jim Randall, Arthur Petersen, Dorothy Dunham. COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Dean Brice, Chairman Ralph Schulstad, Nancy Lewis, Betty White, Bob Rudolph, Jeanne Maloney, Lois Crosby. FROSH FROLIC COMMITTEE Betty Luckey, Chairman Jack Wassard, Ruth Stauble, Jack Settle, Jane Gould, Bob Whitely, Pat Wright, Wanda Craddock, Bob Finlay, John Burget. CLASS PIN COMMITTEE Phillip Roth, Chairman Marion Scott, Mortimer Grant, Warren Drack, Jeanne McCarthy, John Ryan, Jeanne Warnke, Charles Goldstein, Dorothy Lilly. CLASS SONG AND COLOR COMMITTEE Billie Kennedy, Chairman Zoe Fretz, Roger Sinnott, Bob Corgan, Stuart Travis, John Williams, Elizabeth Harrison, Betty Lou O'Kane. I HE CHRISTMAS PKOttKIM Directed by Miss Jean Elizabeth Acorn Us in years before, the traditional Christmas program was presented in the auditorium ember 16. The A Capella Choir and soloists, in a soft lighted cathedral setting, rendered aried musical program of reverent Christmas hymns and joyous carols. Students presented rbleau of Mary and the Virgin with the accompaniment reading of the Christmas story, rays impressive was the opening candle-light procession and choral observance of the iday season. r mm c: m Week of September 1G—Fire Squad organized with Vic Collin as Chief 414 Frosh enter Room Reps named September 23—Grantonian receives Quill and Scroll award Fire Prevention Oratorical Contest planned Opening game of Interscholastic League September 30—First free Student Body Dance of term Neupert lists Class Committee Members Girls' League Show Cast selected October 7—Howard Fishel, Norma Rogers, and Ed Hoyt go to Newspaper Conference October 14—99% Student Body membership attained George Larimer wins Oratorical Contest October 21—Mr. Chester Duncan leads in Community Sing October 28—Girls' League Show held November 4—Dads hold “Smokeless Smoker Special Six-Page Edition of Grantonian celebrating National Education Week November 10—Activity Tag Sale started for Noon-Day Pictures Students hold Straw Vote for Regular Election November 18—Grant Hi-Y, A Capella Choir and Orchestra in Thanksgiving Day Services November 25—Room Reps sponsor dance December 16—Christmas Dance given in Cafe Annual Program presented by Glee Clubs My name is Maurice Mullins . . Deadlock Juliet and cast Miss Marie Churchill, Director Lizzie smiles back Hands up! Depicting various roles . . Murder-bound triangle Help me—I'm alone. 1. He didn't know his own strength 2. The gang 3. Wood work 4. Goin' my way? 5. The Prexy Prances 6. Kenny wins the fall 7. Buddies in slip-ons 8. Emig emotes 3. Attention ). Nottage and numbers . Wood-pile vanity . Posin' 1. Queen Francis II 2. Man of the Moment 3. Swinging the Ax 4. Another Salesman 5. Scholastic Smiles 6. Fire. Fire 7. They Went That Way 8. Miss Clouse Takes the Sun 9. Let Me See ----- 10. Easy There. Boys 11. Follow Through 12. A Lot of Brass 13. He Floats Through ... 14. Pre-War Pep 15. He's Done It Again! 16. Three Little Maids from School 17. Autograph in the Wind 18. Late or Just Alone? 19. Mammy 20. Look Out, Young Man! 21. Well ----- 22. The One That Didn't Get Away 23. Upper Strata 24. Friendly Advice 1. Mrs. Eve McCool 2. Turkey Trot 3. Home at Last! 4. Just Kids Again 5. Coiffure Study 6. It's Off to Work We Go 7. Confab 8. Teacher's Pet 9. Waxed Slats 10. Time Out 11. Half of the 11 12. Pretty Scenery 13. Belles 14. Principal Pelley 15. Too Much Sun .6. Robards Up 7. Distraction 8. Wuest and Sculpture 1. Playing teacher? 2. Propaganda—two of 'em 3. You mean me? 4. The shake-up 5. She doesn't belong there 6. The Thinker 7. Left behind 8. Tragedy in the basement 9. The bull market 10. Hello there 11. Love me, love my dog 12. Legging behind t: A « « W ■ Virginia Atchison wills her long finger-nails to Eloise Lind. Hugh Adams wills his blond locks to the highest bidder. Doris Adamson: I leave my new-found love for Grant to lower termers who haven't found what a swell school it is. Bebe Alford wills all the front seats in school to those students whose names begin with “A. Clarke Althouse: I will my mechanical skill to the boomer boys. Pat Arnold: I'm leaving—that ought to mean something. Crystal Ayers leaves her happy smile to any sad specimen of humanity. Lois Ballantyne: I leave my ability to get along with a certain teacher to Mirnie Duncan. Margaret Bamberry bequeaths her patience to Stan Lythgoe. Dorothy Bancroft wills her ability to refrain from hitting people to Jim Gilbert. Joyce Bemis wills her ability to wait patiently for a collegiate letter to Ruth Durham. Clarence Bennett wills the frosh his ability to roll out of bed at 8:20 and still make it to school on time. Mildred Boyd wills her combination look to Jeanne McEntee. John Burget wills his sarcastic tongue to Edith Collins as she is. Coleen Cadmus wills her hair net to people that walk to school. Ruth Cahill just wills her Class Day committee duties to anyone around. Douglas Callahan wills his front seat in the detention room to Don Wilbur. Louretta Carlston: I will my seat in Miss McGill's room to anyone capable of hearing her. Elizabeth Chikos: I will my ability to get along with Miss McGill to anyone who needs it. Alton Cook wills his candid technique to almost anyone. Scott Copeland: “I will Marie Rowe my car, all but the rumble seat, which goes to Pearl Johnson and Leaona Neab. Vic Collin wills his tackling ability to get his man to Carol Boone. Bob Corgan wills his Carusoic instincts to Bill Savage. Bob Cox wills his ability to pass as a freshman to the over-sized frosh. Wanda Craddock wills her ability to grow tall to her little brother, Gordon. Eugene Craner: I leave a cave man's club to Miss Churchill for use in the next class play. Lois Crosby: I will my love for Larry Clinton's swing music to anyone who can stand the nervous strain. Stuart Davis: I will my ability to fail subjects to anyone who wants it. Dot Dunham leaves her everlasting habit of doing all homework at the last minute to Carol Buttelworth. Peggy Dosch bequeaths her ability to chatter in library to Margerylou Grimm. George Dickey: I will love and kisses to Mr. Foord and the Traffic Squad and Lost and Found. Warren Drack wills his frosh sister (in September) nothing that would do her any good. Paul Eckleman leaves his bow tie to the Glee club. Eva Erickson wills her perfect sociology outlines to posterity. Bob Ellinwood leaves his mechanical ability, learned from the yaller roadster, to Don Francis. Bette Everett wills her fortunate ability to graduate from a good high school to Ann Phillips. inette Fassler wills her sewing ability to anyone who wants it. Finlay: I leave my ability to fix broken-down cars to Bob Olsen. rard Fishel: “I leave the agonizing deadline, a box of aspirin and a big blue pencil to he next editor of the Grantonian. icy Fowler leaves her seat on the senior bench to Dave Edwards, i Ferguson: I leave the candy counter to Fred Nestelle. Frazier wills his knack of getting rung in on hard jobs to the next editor of the Grantonian. Fretz: I will all the old tennis balls in my locker to Jerry Winkler; they're her's anyway. n Fulton leaves her brevity to people who care to see what's going on. raine Georgeeff: I will my ability to be silent in sociology class to Louise Elieff, who will probably need it. ie Jean Gillilan wills her reserve and aloofness to Lorraine Nichols who really needs it. nice Gill: “I will my seat in library to Harriet Campbell. m Girvin leaves the job of getting Kenny Ellison to dance. nek Goldstein: “To Clark Ross I leave my ability to skip school without being caught (usually). ie Gould: I will my guinea pigs to Sybil King. rt Grant wills his ear-muffs to a snow-man. hard Hageman wills his quiet manner to persons in the detention room. th Haglund wills something or other to Wilma Hance. trgie Haslop wills her fondness for Mr. Wagner to his future helper. tnaine Harris: I will my nickname, Trotsky, to my little brother, Kieth. jabeth Harrison wills her alleged super sense of humor to the next Memoirs editor in place of aspirin. rry Hart: I will my ability to get along with Miss McGill to Georgia Lou Gage. irdene Hansen: I will the little knowledge I have in chemistry to Ann Howard. rothey Hayman: I bequeath my long hair to Frances Torrey. is Henderson wills her ability to make friends to Eileen Isaak ike Hirsh: ”1 will my exceptional running ability to Jim McGregor. th Hochfeld: I leave my ability to argue to George Larimer who doesn't need it. ixine Hoffmeister leaves her ability to get to school at least ten minutes before the bell rings to Jeanette Strom. tarmaine Holland: I will my blond hair to Lorraine Jones. m Horton: I bequeath my ability to think up good excuses on the spur of the moment to all the frosh. ck Hoyt: I will my ability to make cars run to Miss McGill. an Huggins leaves Elsie Stadelman to carry on their confidential chats in the art room, icille Jarvis leaves her pull to her freshman sister, Betty. adyne Kellogg: I will Virginia Kellogg a dependable alarm clock to help her get to school before noon. xuline Kirkland: I will my ability to help Miss Schulderman remember things to Don Shirley. Hie Kennedy leaves her sweet disposition to Miss Jean Elizabeth Acorn, who doesn't really need it. orothy Kruschke wills her old elevator ticket to the next freshman who doesn't know any better. ill Lemon: I just leave. ancy Lewis: I will my broken ski-poles to Phil Platt. Inez Liebrand leaves Grant. Bob Lillis wills his ability to maintain a 1 average to Chet Scott. Dorothy Lilly: I leave my brother. Bill, to some deserving female. Warren Luse wills his rubber pants to Dan Me Cool. Jeanne Landfare wills her red hair to Bonnie Jean Yoder. Jeanne MacCarthy leaves her ability to be teacher's pet to Fred Nestelle. Jim McCall wills his ability to sleep in class to Grant Hageman. Mariona MacKenzie isn't leaving anything—she takes all she can get. Shelton MacKenzie leaves his vast supply of Romanian garlic to Mrs. McCool. James McClintock wills his love for poetry to Mrs. McCool. Wesley McConologue: I leave my ability to sign my own unsatisfactory slips to Beeler Sharkey. Dorothy McConnell wills some of her creative ability to Nancy Mee, who doesn't exactly need it. Betty Jo Mangum: I will my Jefferson pin and scrapbook to Gwynne Beck. Irving Marshak wills his 8 o'clock classes to Bob Lobby. Bob Martinson leaves his drawing pencil to Bob Olson. Dick Masterman wills his scholastic ability to Mary Turner. Bob Matthews: I donate my apple polishing ability to some unfortunate student. Violet Maxfield: I will my flirting ability to some seventh termer who will use it with discretion. Jeanne Maloney: I leave Ann Howard to watch over my little brother. Bob. Harold Meyer: I will my locker (No. 59) to a rare individual with the strength of Samson and the patience of Job. Jean Mihalcik wills her skiing ability to Warren Finke. Barbara Moore: I will further duties in the nurse's office to Margaret Ward. Vera Moorash wills her modesty to Herb Reed. Aida Mozzanini: I will my horseback riding ability to my sister, Gloria. Don Nagel wills his habit of getting last-minute dates to Bud Vandenynde. Virginia Nagel: “I will my ability to sing to Norma Smith. Dorothy Nash: I will my gift of gab to Emma Jo Reynolds. Jack Neupert: I will my ability to get good grades with less work to Kay Edmunds. Dick Osborne leaves his thousands of girl friends. Jean Peters: I leave the pops in my gum to Chuck Weatherstone. Arthur Petersen: I will my friendship with Miss McGill to some unsuspecting young bachelor. Jack Peterson: I will my ability to go steady with ONE girl to Kenny Moore. Don Peterson wills his journalism pencil that is always missing to Connie Averill. Helen Perlman leaves Evelyn Treacy for someone else to get in trouble with. Fred Phillips says Good-bye to everyone, for he is moving to Chehalis, Washington, upon graduation. Cleo Probst wills her acting ability to George Larimer. Jim Randall leaves Georgia Lou Gage's love to Jack Hillsbury. Tracy Read wills his labor sympathies to Kenny Maher. Robert Rudolph wills his much used book, How to Control Redheads, to Dan Boone. John Powers: “I will my big, brown, beautiful eyes to Jeanne Clossen, who needs 'em. Janie Rullman wills her eighth term class notes to Kathleen Thomas. Jim Roots wills his classroom day-dreams to Oren Halls. Anita Rosenland: I will my love for a certain Jefferson football player to Josephine Babaiko. Soth wills a great big bottle of red ink to the next business manager of the Memoirs. lu Sabo: I will the ability to get the gong after entering a room instead of before en-ring to Junior Bob Marston. ey Sargent bequeaths anything he might have to anyone who wants it. 3n Scott: The grand times I've had at Grant I will to some poor, unhappy stude. ;nne Shapkin wills her irresistible orchid lipstick to Dick Spooner. sr Simpson: I will my ability to serve the teachers in the faculty dining room to any illing student. t Simpson wills her banker to anyone who can get him. sr Sinnott: I leave my scholastic ability to Bion Chase and Willy Freiwald. ' Skinner: “I bequeath my Cornelia Otis Skinner complex to Miss Marie Churchill, who robably doesn't want it. Slocum: I will my gift of gab to anyone capable of handling it. thy Snider wills her skiing spills to Tommy Tomassene. Spada wills her ability to smile to Bette Sanders, ie Spielberg wills her operation scar to Marguerite Deal. Stauble wills her ability to keep a secret to Margaret Barrett. Steele: I leave Grant more room in its halls. garet Stark leaves her worries to future art editors of the Memoirs. ley Sullivan leaves Maxine Robinson with the secrecy of their lockets. sert Sunby: I leave my sympathy with Dave Clark. se Susman wills her punctuality to Ruth Director h Svendsen wills the jam in the halls to the frosh. Y Walker: I leave Juanita Annas a lonely heart—guard carefully. me Warnke: I will my cold hands to someone who needs a warm heart. : Wassard wills his ability to short-change, sass and spill food on the customers to Charles Drookham. tna Wax wills her ability to write with her left hand to Mrs. McCool. ia Wenke: I will my gray hair to Rosemary Joubert. y White. I will my sentiments concerning older brothers to Betty Crutchfield. irge White: I will my ability to go and get back with Henry Ford's model T to Dick .udum and Curt Sommers. dne White: I will my ability to make up my mind after the last bell rings whether to :ome to school or not to Adeline Smith. Whitley: I will poor ol' Frankenstein my sincere apologies for doing such an awful job of imitating him. ton Wilcox: I will everything, including Janet Cornell, to the school. You can't take it with you. n Williams: I will John D. Williams my nickname ,’Sailor,' in hopes that a precedent will be established. Wilson leaves his “Archie Spencer to someone who knows what to do with it. iam Wood: I will Kay Slocum a few excess inches of my height to get her up in the world. Wright: I will Ann Howard my fondness for 'Holmes.' ;lyn Ziniker: I will my tendency to run up seams to Shirley Hazen. Signed, JANUARY 1939 CLASS U. S. GRANT HIGH SCHOOL PLASTIC BINCING. U S. PATENT NO. 197028 J. K. A A. POM l� NO. ORE.. LICENSE NO. 35 KIlHAM STA'IUNERY A PRINTING CO. I I I I