Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1941 volume:

DEDICATION IN OUR SHORT FOUR-YEAR PERIOD OF HIGH SCHOOL. THE WORLD HAS UNDERGONE EXTREME CHANGES. DIFFICULT HAS BEEN OUR STRUGGLE IN FACING THESE SERIOUS, TURBULENT CONDITIONS. MAY WE WHO HAVE HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF A BASIC EDUCATION. USE, TO THE BENEFIT OF ALL. THESE INVALUABLE EXPERIENCES IN KNOWLEDGE. ■ ■ ■ WE DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO YOUTH WHO MUST FACE THE EVER-CHANGING WORLD. HOPE. FAITH AND UNITY NEED BE THEIR FORTE. MOVING ONWARD WITH A CHEERFUL. STRONG. UNITED EFFORT. MAY YOUTH MAKE ITS CONTRIBUTION TOWARD A NEW. FRUITFUL WORLD OF PEACE. A WORLD IN WHICH ALL MANKIND SHALL LIVE IN PEACEFUL HARMONY! MESSAGE GRADUATES OF 1941: ACCEPT MY SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND HOPES FOR STILL GREATER SUCCESSES! AS WE SCAN THE PAGES OF THESE MEMOIRS WE LIVE AGAIN OUR FOUR-YEAR EXPERIENCES. FOR YOU. MANY OF THESE ARE TOO RECENT TO APPRECIATE FULLY OR TO REGARD AS IMPORTANT. BUT AS THE COMING YEARS OF YOUR LIVES UNFOLD THEY WILL GROW IN RICHNESS AND VALUE. ■ ■ FOR ME. YOUR FRIEND AND PRINCIPAL, THERE IS NO GREATER CONCERN THAN THE ONE THAT YOU HAVE ATTAINED AND STRENGTHENED ATTITUDES SO NECESSARY IN THIS GREAT CRISIS OF THE WORLD—SUCH AS: ABSOLUTE LOYALTY TO OUR COUNTRY; A DEEPENED LOVE FOR ITS CHERISHED LIBERTIES; WILLINGNESS TO PUT THE COMMON GOOD ABOVE SELFISH DESIRES; EAGERNESS TO WORK; THE UPHOLDING OF TRUTH, JUSTICE. LAW, TOLERANCE. AND RIGHTEOUSNESS. THINK OF WHAT JOHN OXEHHAM SAYS: ■ ■ ■ WHERE ARE YOU GOING. GREAT-HEART, WITH YOUR EAGER FACE AND YOUR FIERY GRACE? TO FIGHT A FIGHT WITH ALL MY MIGHT. FOR TRUTH AND JUSTICE. GOD AND RIGHT. TO GRACE ALL LIFE WITH HIS FAIR LIGHT. TO LIFT TODAY ABOVE THE PAST; TO MAKE TOMORROW SURE AND FAST; TO NAIL GOD'S COLORS TO THE MAST — THEN GOD GO WITH YOU. GREAT-HEART. RICH BLESSINGS UPON ALL OF YOU! YOUR FRIEND A. F. BITTNER MISS ELIZABETH McGAW GRACES HER POSITION AS DEAN OF GIRLS AT GRANT WITH ALL THE COMPOSURE. DIPLOMACY. COMPETENCY AND FRIENDLINESS WHICH COULD BE ASKED OF ANYONE. DIFFICULTIES. TRIVIAL OR IMPORTANT. NEVER DISTURB THE EVEN KEEL OF HER TEMPER. NOR DO THE COUNTLESS TALES OF WOE TO WHICH SHE LISTENS ALTER HER CHEERFUL FRIENDLINESS. IN ADDITION TO HER WORK AS DEAN OF GIRLS. MISS McGAW SERVES AS ADVISOR TO THE GIRLS' LEAGUE. IN APPRECIATION THE PROBLEMS AND DIFFICULT SITUATIONS WHICH FALL UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE VICE-PRINCIPAL ARE INNUMERABLE. MR. C. E. SCOTT, GRANT'S VICE-PRINCIPAL. MANAGES TO SMOOTH OUT THESE TROUBLES AND STILL FIND TIME AND PATIENCE TO BE A RESPECTED AND ADMIRED COUNSELOR TO THE BOYS. HIS SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING IS HIGHLY VALUED BY THE STUDENTS. IN APPRECIATION More qualifications than impersonal efficiency are required of a really successful school office staff. The workers comprising it must be friendly, willing to help, and possess a lively sense of humor. On these scores Grant has been blessed, for each member of our office division is a capable workers and a good friend. No words of commendation are equal to the task of enumerating the services Principal A. F. Bittner performs for the school and the student body, or to express our sincere appreciation for them, and all that he does for us. Miss Helen Barley serves not only as Mr. Bittner's secretary, but as an unofficial adviser and information bureau. Because she is always ready to help, and because she's a good sport. Miss Barley is liked by everyone. Industry, efficiency and cheerful good humor earn for Mrs. Margaret Phillips and Miss Grace Pidcoe, the other two office secretaries, their share of admiration. Under the supervision of Mr. Nottage the Grant Student Body office acts as the school sales agency, stocking used books and school supplies. Student assistants working under Mr. Nottage are Dick Spooner, Jerry Leva, Eleanor King and Leona Olson. FACULTY MATHEMATICS A. B. Carter, V. White, Allene Baker, Frances Young, Genevieve Simpson, Ella Bitner, Isabel Littlefield, C. B. May, H. J. Nottage. SPECIAL GROUP LIBRARY. COMMERCIAL, ART, PHYSICAL EDUCATION. MANUAL TRAINING. AND HOME ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTS Front—Jean Acorn, Marie Schulderman, Elizabeth Wiley, Florence Holloway, Alice Hinshaw, Ida Olson. Jennie Clark, Frances Staver, Mirabel Brewer. Back—C. W. Comstock, Irene Wuest, Sady Reeder, Lucille Hill, Mary Ruegnitz, Ethel Clark. Ruby Mishler, Myra Gatchell, W. T. Eilertson. ENGLISH Front—Hallie Hart, Elise Galt, Jessie Lieser, Florence Mitchell. Ethel Ewer, Libbie Krichesky, Maude Cooke. Sally Burns, Marie Churchill, Lydia Anderson. Back—Josephine Roche. Opal Hamilton. Eloise Clouse. S. M. Nieveen, Phillip Foord. Henry H. Dirksen, Mabel Whitted, Mildred Whittlesey, Eve McCool. Mildred Schwartz. FACULTY SCIENCE Back—C. B. Martin. W. K. Ferrier, Jerome C. Lillie, Charles Orr, Elmo Olmscheid, Maude Maclean. Front—Bess Curry, Elsie Clair, Mildred Gamble, Grace Hiestand, Ruth Beatty, Louis Graham. 1 HISTORY Back—Genevieve Eckelson, Louise Benson, Lucy Retzlaff, Mary Byron, Elsie F. Dennis. Front—Paul G. Warren, Gibson Bowles, Zenas Olson, E. E. Horning, Louis W. Seggel, A. Rickies. 1 LANGUAGE -t Irma Snere, Hildegard Wichmann, Elsa von Wintzingerode, Julia Johnson, Mary Parounagian, Celia Davis, May McLennan, Virginia Caldwell, Ida Chaney. Mr. E. E. Homing, whom students and teachers respected as an instructor and honored as a friend, passed away on Friday, April 4. From the date of Grant's erection, Mr. Horning contributed liberally, willingly of his hours and patience to help it grow from only a building into an institution whose influence is felt by hundreds of students each year. The deep sorrow occasioned by his death was a significant tribute to Mr. Horning, and a symbol of the sincere affection accorded him. Words seem empty when one seeks to mold them into phrases full of the praise and admiration due a friend who has died, but the sincere grief evinced at his passing is eloquent in itself. When the years have dimmed our memories of Mr. Horning, his principles and ideals will still live, instilled in the students who were guided by him. For that we are proud of the teacher whom we respected in life, and honor in death. 1 JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JANUARY Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Art Editor Bill Barton Catherine Dean Barbara Kelly Ted Hedene Barton Dean MEMOIRS STAFF Ted Bittner Charles Crookham Ralph Golby Parker Watkins Paul Scranton Hedene Bittner Crookham Golby Watkins Scranton President of Student Body Wallace McCall Vice-President of Student Body Anne Wendling Secretary of Student Body Marian Carl Treasurer of Student Body Bass Dyer Assistant Treasurer of Student Body Don McCollom President of Senior Class Bill Barton President of Girls' League Virginia McPherson Editor of Grantonian George Schade Service Representative Bill Newell Athletic Representative Bill Sigurdson Allen Anderson Aplin Ash Baldwin Barton Beach Beam Borg Bergsvik Banner Bittnor Bobbett Borsting Boyd Butler Calavan Chadbournc Chaloupka Clark Cohn Coleman Converse Cooley Coon Corbin Covert Cox Crookham Cusick Dahlgren Daughtrey Dean Doherty Domrics Donnerberq Drake Durston Elliot Feldstein Floeter Ford Fraser French Geyer Gierke Golby Gordon Hagoes Hall Hedene Hiigol Hcnshaw Hereford Hinish Hooper Horton Hutchinson Innes Johnson Joubert Kahlor Kelly Kenney Konstad Kraus Lockman Lansworth Larson Linde Lung Macpherson Magotte McBride McCall McEachron McEntee Merker Meyer Morgan Namitz Neeb Nelson Noonan Oliver Orton Perelle Pitblado Pretzel Reed Reese Roborts Robertson. D. Robertson. L. Roman Rosenlund Ruehle Ruvensky Sakolaris Schmick Schulstad Scranton Sommlcr Simpson Slenning Tickner Unden Toy© Turner Watkins Weber Wendling Wentworth Wetterborg Whipplo Wunder Wynans Yaw Young Dackins JANUARY CLASS SONG (Words by Priscilla Joubert; Music by Eddie Beach) Forty-one, class of hope, class of promise. We hear the future's call; We'll not betray that trust today. It's a challenge to us all. So let's pledge as we stand here together. In this new year just begun. To do our best in life's great test. Class of January Forty-one. Snowhill Squire Steele Stevens Stewart Sullivan Tappen Taylor Tebo Thompson ACTIVITIES ALLEN, EINAR—General; Golf Team, 2. 4, 6; Royal G, 4. ANDERSON, LILLIAN—General Course; Never Tardy. APLIN, KATHLEEN—General; Valetudon, 6-9. ASH, MARILYN—College Preparatory. BALDWIN, HENRY—College Preparatory; Entered from Lincoln. January '39; Oregon State College. BARTON. BILL—General; Polemic, 7-10; Philadorian, 8-10; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee; Senior Class President; Executive Council; Oregon State College. BEACH. EDDIE—General; Girls' League Show. 4, 6. 8; Variety Show, 6; Clefs, 4-8; Chairman Class Song Committee, 8; Choir. 1-8; Male Quartet, 6-8. BEAM. DONALD—College Preparatory; Band. 4. 5; Oregon State College. BENNER, VIRGINIA—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 2; Red Cross Rep., 8; Quirites Club, 5-7; Grant Preppers, 3-6; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Senior Announcement Committee, 8; Class Song and Colors Committee. 8. BERG, CAROLYN—General; Girls' League Rep., 7; Royal G Tennis Team. 6. 7; Girls' Tennis Interscholastic Champion. 1940. BERGSVIK. MAXINE—College Preparatory; Sans Souci; Willamette University. BITTNER. TED—College Preparatory; Fletcher Plaque, 3, 5. 7; Room Rep.. 1, 2; Senior Class Dance Committee; Philadorian; 6-8; Hi-Y. 6-8; Fire Squad, 7-8; Editor of Memoirs; Dance Committee; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Quirites. 4-6; Junior Basketball. 3- 5. 7; Intramural Champion Reg. Team 121. 4; Rally Committee. 8; Traffic Squad, 4; Fire Squad Captain; Freshman Reception Speaker; Service Award, 2, 7; Harvard University. BORSTING. HERBERT—College Preparatory; Senior Class Picture Committee; University of Oregon. BOBBETT. EVELYN—General Course; Chorus, Christmas Program. 6. BOYD. BARBARA—College Preparatory; Vice-President First Term Girls, 1; Gulick Club. 2. 3; Chrestomathian Club. 5-8; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Co-ed Ball Committee. 6; May Fete Committee. 7; Commencement Committee, 8; Freshman Reception, 8. BUTLER. JEANNE—College Preparatory; Entered—2 from Spokane. Washington; President Fourth Term Girls; Chrestomathian. 4-6; Girls' International, 6-8; Vice-President, 8; Class Commencement Committee; Girls' League Fire Squad. 7. 8; Co-ed Ball Committee; Memoirs Contact Committee. CHADBOURNE. DON—Announcement Committee, 7; Track Manager. 2; Traffic Squad, 2; Graduated in Seven Terms; Grantonian Staff. 7; Track Squad, 6. CHALOUPKA, JOHN (“CHICK”)—College Preparatory; Polemic, 5-8; Philadorian, 6-8; Service Club. 7. 8; Fire Squad. 6-8. Captain. 8; May Fete Dance Committee, 3. 5. 7. Chairman, 7; Chairman Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Seventh-Eeighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Soccer Letter, 6; Royal G. 7, 8; Student Body Card Contact Committee, 7. 8; Grantonian Business Staff. 5; General Council Assembly Committee, 7; Room Representative. 7. 8; Polemic Sergeant-at-Arms, 6. 8; University of Oregon. CLARK, WILMA JEAN — College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1. 2. 4; Girls' League Rep.. 3; Typing Award, 4; Co-ed Ball Committee. 5; Shorthand Award. 5-8; T'Zuma. 5-8; Treasurer. 8; Honor Girl. 6; Girls' International. 6-8; President. 8; New Girls' Party. 8; Decoration Committee. Grant-Wash-ington Dance, 8; Assistant in Student Body Office. 8; Commencement Committee. 8; Freshman Girls' Assembly. 8; Contact Committee. Girls' League Show. 8; Chairman Co-ed Ball Cleanup Committee. 8. COHN. ROBERT—Girls' League Show, 6; Polemic, 3. 4; Secretary Sans Souci, 5. 6; President Grant Dramateurs, 8; Civic Theatre Scholarship, 8; Reed College. COLEMAN, BILL ( UNCLE BILL”)—General; Oregon State College. CONVERSE. JACK—Stamp Club. 3-7; Chaduc. 3-7; Football, 7; Grantonian Business Staff. 7, 8; Circulation Manager. 8; Grantonian Staff, 8; Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Class. 9; Boxing Club. 9. COOLEY. RUSSELL—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 6; Oregon State College. COON, FLOYD F.—College Preparatory; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Radio Work. 8; Junior Football, 4; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Red Cross Representative. 7; Oregon State College. CORBIN. BURL—College Preparatory; Band, 1-5; Oregon State College. COVERT. LESLIE—General Course; Traffic Squad, 2-4; Oregon State College. COX, JERRY—College Preparatory; Picture Committee. 8; Oregon State College. CROOKHAM. CHARLES (“CHUB )—College Preparatory; Les Orators. 1. 2; Freshman Reception. 1; Grantonian Reporter. 2; Scholarship. 1-8; Service Award, 3-8, P. G.; Alexis. 2; Christmas Dance Committee, 4; Polemic. 4-8. P. G.. Vice-President. 7. President, 8; Polemic Forum, 6. 7; Philadorian. 6-8. P. G.; Philo-Chresto Debate, 8; May Fete Finance Committee. Assistant. 5. Chairman. 7, P.G.; Service Club. 8, P. G.; Fire Squad, P. G.; Community Speaker. 7. 8. P. G.; Masque and Gavel. 8, P. G.. President, 8, P. G.; Dutch Uncle Broadcast, P. G.; Junior Speakers' Bureau. 8; Community Chest. 8; Columbia School of the Air Broadcast. 8; Girls' League Show, 8. Business Manager, 8; “Red Mill Operetta. Co-Business Manager, Co-Publicity Director. P. G.; Grantonian Staff, 8; Chairman Class Commencement Committee. 8; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Assistant Editor, January Memoirs; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Cafeteria Patrol, 8. P. G.; Oregon State College. CUSICK, CRAIG—General; Room Rep.; Polemic; Thespian; Fire Squad, Bat Chief; Announcement Committee. 8; May Fete Committee. 6-8; Hi-Y, 5-9; President. 9; Junior Football, 3; Varsity, 9; Baseball. 6-8; Letter. 8; Soccer, 7-9; Royal G. 7-9; Sports Editor of Grantonian. 9; Oregon State College. DACKINS. DON—College Preparatory; U. S. Marine Corps. DAHLGREN, BETTY JANE—College Preparatory; Valetudon Club. 9; Albany College. DAUGHTREY. SHIRLEY ANN — College Preparatory; Honor Girl; Girls' League Rep.. 2 Terms; Chairman of Refreshment Committee for Frosh Frolic; Vice-President of Class Girls; Chairman of Bulletin Board for Dean's Office; Oregon State College. DEAN. CATHARINE—College Preparatory; Gulick, 1. 2; Vice-President Seventh Term Girls. 7; Vice-President Senior Class, 8; Co-ed Ball Committee. 8; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee. 7. DEFRIES. ANNETTE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 3; May Fete. 7; Co-ed Ball. 7; Junior Prom, 6; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance. 7; Student Body Dance. 6-8; Girls' League Fire Squad. 6-7; Chrestomathian Club. 4-6; Class Picture. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Oregon State College. DOHERTY. BOB—General; Transferred from Trout Lake Hi Fifth Term; Room Rep.. 6. 8; Class Pin Committee; Red Cross Rep., 7; Rally Committee. 8; University of Oregon. DOMREIS. OLIVER—Track. 2; Girls' League Show, 8; Sacramento Junior College. DONNERBERG, LARRY—General Course; Columbia Preparatory. Transferred from. DRAKE. DORIS—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception. 1; Gulick, 7, 8. Secretary. 8; Senior Picture Committee and Senior Flower Committee. 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Multnomah College. DURSTON. JESSIE MAY—College Preparatory; Vice-President of Grant Dramateurs. 8; A Cappella Choir. 7; Girls' League Show. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Oregon State College. ELLIOTT. HELEN—General Course; Girls' League Rep.. 1; Red Cross Rep.. 6; Grantonian Reporter. 7; Gift Committee for Senior Class. 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8. FELDSTEIN. SHIRLEY—General; G. A. A.. 5; Secretary Commencement Committee. FLOETER. VIRGINIA—College Preparatory; 1-3 Grant High transferred to Jeff, 4-5. transferred to California, 5. transferred to Grant, 6; Room Rep.. 4; Red Cross Rep., 6; Chaduc. 3-4; History-Forum. 7-8; Secretary. 8; Zeno. 8; Class Day Committee. 8. FORD, WALTER—College Preparatory; Football, 4; Euclidean. 8; Reed College. FRASER. ROGER—College Preparatory; Latin Club, 4-6; Champion Intramural Basketball Team 121. 4; Traffic Squad. 3-5; Chairman Senior Class Announcement Committee; University of Oregon. FRENCH. DON—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 8; Ski Team, 2-8; Dartmouth Trophey; Track, 4; Class Pictures, 8. GEYER, BARBARA—Les Amies; Secretary. Grant Preppers. GIERKE. DOROTHY—College Preparatory; Gym Loader, 3. 4; Entered from Ballard High. Seattle. 3. GOLBY. RALPH — ( G-BOY )— College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 2; Les Orators. 1. 2. Secretary. 2; Scholarship Award. 1-8; Service Award, 2. 3. 6, 8. P. G.; Polemic, 4-8, P. G.; Polemic Forum, 7. 8. Chairman. 8; Philadorian. 6-8, P. G.; Golf. 1. 3. 5; Typing award, 5; May Fete Finance Committee. 7, P. G.; Grant-Gresham Debate,7; Service Club. 8, P.G.; Community Speaker. 6-8. P. G.; Milk Fund Speaker. 6; Circulation Manager of the Grantonian, 8; Grantonian Staff. 8; Junior Speakers' Bureau. Community Chest. 8; Publicity Manager. Girls' League Show. 8; Girls' League Cast, 8; Masque and Gavel, 8. P. G.; Fire Prevention Contest Finals, 8; Columbia School of the Air Broadcast. 8; Red Mill'' Operetta. Co-Business Manager and Co-Publicity Director, P. G.; Head Cafeteria Patrol, 8; Red Cross Council. 8; Cafeteria Board, 8; Business Manager of Memoirs. 8; Memoirs Contact Committee. P. G.; Chairman, Class Pictures Committee, 8; Class Commencement Speaker, 8; Yale University. GORDON. ELLWOOD ( GORDIE ) — College Preparatory; Cafeteria. 3-8; Chaduc. 8; Fall Track. 8; Cafeteria Board. 8; Traffic Squad. 8; Notre Dame. HAGOES, MARY—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception Committee. 1; Red Cross Representative. 7; Pacific Business College. HALL. BOB—College Preparatory; Band, 2-4; University of Oregon. HATTREM. DONALD—General; U. S. Army. HEDENE. THEODORE H.—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 3; Latin Club. 4. 5; Football Manager. 4-6; Royal G. 7, 8; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Fletcher Plaque, 8; Assistant Student Body Cashier, 7; Head Student Body Cashier. 8; Oregon State College. HEREFORD, PEGGY—General; Freshman Reception, 1; Girls League Show. 2; Gym Leader, 3; Girls' League Show, 6; Music Festival. 7; Tap Dancing Teacher, 2, 3. HIIGEL. EUGENE—Band. 1-6; Orchestra. 1. 2; Stage Crew; Metal Craft Club; American Royal Music Committee. HINSHAW, JIM—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 4; Girls' League Show. 7; Band. 4. HINISH. GORMAN ( Spike )—General; Stage Crew. Chief. 9. HOLMES. BILL—General; U. S. Navy. HOOPER, MARY—College Preparatory; Song and Color Committee. 8; Announcements Committee. 8; Class Day Committee, 8; Girls' League Costume Committee, 8; Costume Committee for Christman Pageant. 8; Sans Souci; Grant Dramateurs; University of Oregon. HORTON. MARGARET—College Preparatory; Marylhurst College. INNES. LE ROY—General Course; Entered from Hill Military; Portland University. JOHNSON. JUNE—General Course; Entered from Commerce High. 3; Tri-Y. 7. 8. JOUBERT. PRISCILLA—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 1-8; Invitations New Girls' Party, 8; Stage Sets Girls' League Show, 8; Violin Trio. 4. 5; Clefs, 5-8, Secretary. 6, 7; Sans Souci, 6-8; Vice-President. 8; Les Orators, 2; Co-chairman Song and Colors Committee, 8; Words Class Song; Art Staff Memoirs; Reed College. KAHLER. ALLYN—General. KENNEY, ROBERT—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Fletcher Plaque Scholarship Award. 7; Faraday, 5-8; Vice-President, 7; President. 8; Euclidean, 5-8; Quirites. 4; Typing Awards. 6. 7. 8; California Institute of Technology. KELLY. BARBARA — College Preparatory; Secretary Senior Class; Gulick. 1. 2; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Girls' League Rep.. 3-5; Red Cross Rep.. 6-7; New Girls' Party. 5; Freshman Reception. 8; Shorthand Award. 2; Oregon State College. KELT. ROBERT—General; U. S. Army. KONSTAD. EDNA MAE—College Preparatory; Scholarship. 1-3-6-7; Quirites, 4-6; Grantonian Reporter, 6; G. A. A., 4; Speedball. 4; Class Pin Committee. 8. KRAUS, BOB—General; Band 1. 2; Typing Award. 8. LUNG, WARD (“BUD )—General; Grant Dramateurs, 7; Service Award, 3; May Fete Committee, 6. 7; Frosh Frolic, 8; A Cappella Choir, 8; Chairman Class Day. 8; Class Pin Committee. 8; Red Cross Representative. 7, 8; Grouch Day Committee, 8; Oregon State College. LANSWORTH. ELIZABETH—College Preparatory; Shorthand Award, 60. 80. 150. 7. 7; University of Washington. LARSON. WANDA — General; Choir. 8; Grant Dramateurs; University of Oregon. LINDE, ROBERT E.—College Preparatory; Les Orators, 2; Room Rep., 3; Rally Committee, 3; School Cleanup Committee, 4; Christmas Dance Committee. 4; May Fete Committee, 3-5-7; Fire Squad. 8; Polemic, 3-8; Polemic Forum, 6-8; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; Class Day Committee. 8; University of Washington. LOCKMAN, DICK—General Court; Entered from Roosevelt High in Seattle; Grant Dramateurs, 8; Room Rep., 8; Linfield College. LOOFFBOUROUGH. LEE — College Preparatory; Orchestra; Hanzlick Trophy. MACPHERSON. VIRGINIA ( GINNY )—College Preparatory; Gulick B, 3-5; Treasurer, 4; Council Member, 5; Girls' League Rep.. 4; New Girls' Party Committee. 4; May Fete. 5; Honor Girl, 6; Flights Committee. 7; Script Committee, Girls' League Show. 7; Girls' League Show Skit, 8; Student Body Dance Committee, 8; Rally Committee, 8; Co-ed Ball, 6-8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Girls' League President, 8; Scholarship. 2, 4-8; Oregon State College. MAGETTE. MARY—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception. 1; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Girls' League Fire Squad. 3; Typing Award. 3; T'Zuma. 3-8; Girls' International, 4-8; May Fete, 5. 7; Refreshment Committee for Sadie Hawkins Dance, 5; Girls' League Rep., 6; Honor Girl. 6; Decoration Committee for Seventh and Eighth Term Dance, 7; New Girls' Party Committee, 8; Property Committee for Girls' League Show, 8; Girls' League Show. 8; Panel Discussion for P.-T. A.. 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Class Day Committee, 8; Chairman of Pin Committee, 8; Duke University. McBRIDE. NANCY—General Course; Entered from Stadium High School in Tacoma. Washington; French Club, 5. McCALL. WALLACE—College Preparatory; Scholarship Award. 1-3; Freshman Reception, 1; Les Orators, 2, Reporter, 2; May Fete, 3, 5. 7; Assistant Financial Manager, 7; Quirites, 4. 5; Grant Dramatic, 4. 5; Sergeant-at-Arms, 5; Service Award. 6, 7; Filk Fund, Speaker, 6; Philadorian. 6-8; Best Speaker, Philo-Chresto Debate. 7; Washington Day Speaker, 7; Music Festival, 7; Polemic, 7, 8; Polemic Forum, 7; City Winner. Elks Oratorical Contest, 7; President of Student Body. 8; General Council 8; Fire Squad. 8; A Cappella Choir, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Cafeteria Committee. 8; Manager of Community Chest Speakers, 8; Hi-Y Program for Freshman Boys, 8; Girls' League Show, 2. 4. 8; Masque and Gavel. 8; Commencement Speaker, 8; Willamette University. McEACHRON. JANE — College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 3; Freshmen, Sophomore Dance Decoration Committee; Red Cross Rep., 6-8; Term Vice-President Red Cross; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Cleanup Committee. 7; Grantonian Business Staff. 8; Class Party Committee, 8; Commencement Committee, 8; Christmas Pageant. 8; Oregon State College. McENTEE. EUGENE—College Preparatory. MERKER, JIM—College Preparatory; Migwan, 6-8; Business Manager of Flights. 8; Foreign Correspondence Committee; lunior Red Cross Rep., 6. 7; Grantonian Business Staff. 9; May Fete, 8; Girls' League Show, 9; Class Day Committee. 9; Service Club. 8. 9; University of Washington. MEYER. JOHNNY—General; Traffic Squad. 4. 5; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee; Oregon State College. MORGAN, KEITH—College Preparatory. NEEB, LEONA—General Course; Girls' League Rep., 2; Frosh Frolic, 8. NELSON. DOROTHY EVELYN—College Preparatory; Nurses' Training; G. A. A. NOONAN. DORIS—General; Metal Craft Club. 4-8; Tri-Y. 5-8; Class Picture Committee, 8; Oregon State. OLIVER. MARIE—General Course; Girls' League Rep., 3; Announcement Committee, 7; Co-ed Ball Committee. ORTON, BILL—General; Camera. 3. 4; May Fete. 4; Variety Show, 5; Thespian, 6; Girls' League Show, 9; Boeing Flying School. PERELLE, JOSEPH JR.—Camera. 3; Service Award. 4; Metal Craft, 4-8, Vice-President, 6. President, 8; May Fete, 7; Oregon State College. PHIPPS. BOB—College Preparatory; U. S. Navy. PITBLADO. DORIS—College Preparatory; President of First Term Girls, 1; Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance Committee, 3; May Fete Committee. 6; Vice-President Eighth Term Girls, 8; New Girls' Party Entertainment Committee, 8; Co-ed Ball Committee, 7. 8; Girls' International, Treasurer, 8; Secretary of Girls' League, 8; Girls' League Show Committee. 7. 8. PRETZEL. ELEANOR—General; Migwan. 6-8; Les Amiens. 4, 5; Grant Dramatic; Grant Dramateurs, 8. REED. JOHN F.—College Preparatory; Cleanup Committee, 4; Service Award. 4, 5, 7; Christmas Dance Committee, 4; Polemic Club, 4-8; May Fete Dance Committee. 5-7; Frosh Frolic, 8; Fire Squad, 8; Class Day Committee, 8; Class Gift Committee; U. S. Navy. REESE. ELMER—General; Alpine. 6; History-Forum, 8; Red Cross Committee. 7; Class Announcement Committee, 9; Oregon State College. ROBERTS. SAM—College Preparatory; U. S. Navy. ROBERTSON. DON—General; Baseball. ROBERTSON. LA VELLE—Girls' League Rep.. 1; Honor Girl, 3; Cleanup Committee; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance, 6; Euclidean, 8; Picture Committee, 8; Oregon State College. ROMAN. ROBERT E.—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception Speaker, 1; May Fete Committee, 5-7; Scholarship Award. 5; Fifth and Sixth Term Dance Committee; Rod and Reel, 3-8; Manager of Trips. 7; President. 8; Red Cross Council, 6; Room Representative. 8; Oregon State College. ROSENLUND, IRENE—College Preparatory; Vice-President Fourth Term Girls; New Girls' Party Committee. 4; Grant Preppers, 3-5; Vice-President. 4; President Sixth Term Girls; A Cappella Choir, 7-8; Sextet, 8; Grant Dramateurs, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; Class Party Committee. 8; University of Washington. RUEHLE. BETTY—College Preparatory; Entered from Washington High School Seventh Term. RUVENSKY. ALAN—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, Orchestra, 2-6. Soloist, 5; Clefs. 4-6; History-Forum. 7. 8; Class Song and Color Committee. 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Typing Award, 8; Commencement Program. 8; University of Oregon.____ SAKELARIS. CHRIS—College Preparatory; Euclidean. 8; Math Tutoring Committee. 8; Oregon State College or University of Portland. SCHMICK. CONNIE—College Preparatory; Hi-Y. 7-8; Hi-Y Donut Sale. 8; Fire Squad. 6-8; Captain. 8; Philadorian, 5-8; Royal G, 6-8; Track. 5. 7; Letter, 5.7; Soccer. 6. 8; Letter. 6. 8; Red Cross Council, 6; Sunshine Committee, 6; Chairman Sixth Term Red Cross Representatives; General Council, 3, 5; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7, 8; Commencement Committee. 8; Service Award. 7; University of Oregon. SCHULSTAD, ROBERT (“BOB )—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 3; Lost and Found. 2-8; Metal Craft. 7; Class Party Committee. 8. SCRANTON. PAUL—College Preparatory; May Fete. 1940; Art Staff, 1940; University of California. SEMMLER. JEANETTE—General; Girls' League Rep.. 2. 4; Girls' League Vice-President. 1; Girls' League President. 4; Decoration Committee of Student Body Dance; Student Body Rep.. 2; Frosh Frolic Committee; Announcement Committee; Thalian. 3-8. SIMPSON. GWLADYS—College Preparatory; Entered Fourth Term from Washington; Room Rep., 5; Girls' League Rep., 6; Frosh Frolic Refreshment and Entertainment Committees; Chairman Gift Committee; Co-ed Ball Committee; Scholarship, 1. 2, 4; Honor Girl, 8. SLENNING, CLYDE—General; Royal G. 8. 9; Track Manager. 5; Soccer Manager. 8; Soccer, 8, 9; Metal Craft Club, 7-9; Glee, 6; Chanters. 8; A Cappella Choir. 9; Service Award. 7; Behnke-Walker Business College. SNOWHILL. TOM—College Preparatory; General Council. 4. 8; Euclidean, 5-7; University of Kansas. SQUIRE. DOROTHY—General; Tri-Y. 4. STEELE. JACK—College Preparatory. STEVENS. AL—General; Traffic Squad. 4. STEWART. GRAEME—College Preparatory; President Spanish Club; President Inter-City Spanish Club; Oregon State College. STRAHORN. BOB—General. SULLIVAN. NANCY—College Preparatory; Gulick. 1. 2. Vice-President. 2; T'Zuma, 4-8; Chairman Class Party Committee. 8; University of Oregon. TAPPEN. BETTY JEAN—General Course; Valetudon Club. 6-8; Grantonian Reporter. 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Red Cross Rep.. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Class Gift Committee. 8. TAYLOR. BARBARA (“TOT )—College Preparatory; Student Body Dance Committee. 2; Typing Award. 4; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Thalian Club, 5-8; Treasurer-Secretary. 8; Now Girls' Party Committee. 6; Girls' League Fire Squad, 2-4; Co-ed Ball. 5; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 7; Seventh-Eighth Term Dance Decoration Committee. 7; Tralian Play. 8; May Fete Committee. 7; University of Oregon. TEBO. WAYNE —General; Traffic Squad; Glee; Royal G; Christmas Program; Football; Golf. THOMPSON. WARD—General; Oregon State College. TICKNER, ELENOR—College Preparatory; Choir; City Choir— Mr. Duncan; Pacific College. TOYE. MARY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 4-8; Decoration Committee for New Girls' Party; Refreshment Committee for Frosh Frolic; Washington State College. TURNER, MARY—Junior Prom Committee. 5; Coed Ball Committee. 6. 7. 8; Girls' League Show Committee, 8; May Fete Dance Committee. 6; Tri-Y, 6-7; Carolers. 6-7; Valetudon, 7. UNDEN. IRMA—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 1; Vice-President Fifth Term Girls, 5; Class Gift Committee. 8; Freshman Reception Committee. 1; University of Oregon. VALLENTYNE. HOWARD—General; U. S. Navy. WATKINS. PARKER—General; Traffic Squad, 1.2; Gym Leader. 5; Stamp Club. 3-5; Euclidean. 7-9. Vice-President, 9; Track, 4; Basketball. 4. 6. 8; Basketball Statistician, 8; Sports Editor Memoirs, 9; Oregon State College. WEBER. BILL—College Preparatory; WENDLING. ANNE—College Preparatory; Honor Girl. 1; Freshman Reception. 1; Scholarship Awards. 1. 2, 4. 5. 6. 7; Choir, 3-8; T'Zuma, 4-8; Chairman Christmas Party. 4. Party Committee. 5; Girls' League Fire Squad. 5; Girls' International. 5- 8; Girls' Sextette. 6. 8; Girls' League Show. 6; Christmas Program. 2. 4. 6. 8; Co-ed Ball, 7, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad Captain, 7; Secretary of Student Body. 7; Chairman of Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee. 8; May Fete Princess. 7; Student Body Dance Committees. 7. 8; Vice-President of Student Body. 8; Executive Council. 7, 8; Cast of Girls' League Show. 8; Typing Award, 8; Radio Announcing, Sextette work. 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Commencement Program, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Class Day. 8; University of Washington. WENTWORTH, PAT—College Preparatory; Vice-President. 4; President of Class. 6; Honor Girl. 5; Chresto. 5-8. Secretary. 7; Girls' International, 6-8; Sergeant-at-Arms Chresto. 5; Class Pin Committee. 8; Oregon State College. WETTERBORG. GERALD—General Course; Orchestra. 1-4. WUNDER. MARILYN—College Preparatory; Girls' League Fire Squad; Chresto. 5-8; Sergeant-at-Arms, 8; Girls' International. 6- 8; Fifth and Sixth Term Dance Committee; Chresto. T'Zuma Football Game, 6; Grant Dramatics. 8; Girls' League Show Advertising Skit. 8; Frosh Frolic Committee. Frosh Frolic Skit, 8; Class Day Committee; Class Day Skit; Oregon State College. WHIPPLE. FRED—College Preparatory; Commencement Committee. 8; U. S. Marine Corps. WYNANS. WANDA—General; Tri-Y. 3-8; Mills College. YAW. TED — College Preparatory; Band, 1-8, President. 7; Assistant Director. 7. 8; First Horn in French Horn Quartet, received Superior Rating in State Contest and Qualified for National Contest; Traffic Squad. 2. 3; Stamp Club. 3-5. Vice-President. 5; Dutch Uncle Program. KOIN. 8; Staff Announcer at KBPS. 8; Girls' League Shows. 6. 8; Grant Dramateurs Club; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; in Frosh Frolic. 8; University of Oregon. YOUNG, BERNICE — General; Transferred Fifth Term from Washington; Red Cross Rep.; One-Act Play; University of Oregon. JANUARY CLASS COMMITTEES Gift Song and Colors Frosh Frolic Pins Class Party Announcements Class Day Commencement Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Pictures Gwladys Simpson Eddie Beach, Priscilla Joubert Chick Chaloupka Mary Magette Nancy Sullivan Roger Fraser Robert Cohn Charles Crookham Anne Wendling Ralph Golby S S COLORS C L A American Beauty and Sand. JUNE CLASS OFFICERS V President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JUNE Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Larry Ohlson Ohlson Jane Bancroft Dory Reed Frank Zeller Betty Tobey Bass Dyer Tom Conlan Virginia Campbell Priscilla Joi hert lellor Bancroft Campbell Toboy Dyer Conlan Joubort EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President of Student Body Bill Sigurdson Vice-President of Student Body Marian Carl Secretary of Student Body Margaret Cook Treasurer of Student Body Don McCollom Assistant Treasurer of Student Body Jack Warrens President of Senior Class Larry Ohlson President of Girls' League Marion Harris Editor of Grantonian Dick Ringe Service Representative Bill Reed Athletic Representative Tag McFadden Abelein Abshire Adams Adkins Andersen Andrews Appleton Arnsbarger Arstill Babcock Baker Ball Ballingall Bancroft Baniord Banks Bartel Barton Bock Beers Bentson Best Biglin Bishop Bjorge Bland Bloodworth Bowes Brannan Brockley Brodie Brooks Bruck Brugman Buckley Burkhart Buttelwerth Cake Campbell. G. Campbell. V. Cantrell Carl Carlson Carter Chambers Chapin Chiasson Chrysler Clark. G. Clark. N. Clark. V. Clawson Clibborn Cline Clohessy Conniii Conlan Coockin Cook Corbin Coward Crabtree Crawlord Creary Cremer Crutchor Curtiss Dale Dalrymple Daniel Domicile Davenport Davidson, D. Davidson, L. Davis, E. Davis. L. Day Dooks Deiienbaugh Dempsey Detsch Deutsch DoWitt Diorking Dobbin i Doonoka Doherty Dolle Donahue Drois Dyer Edwards, G. Edwards. J. Ehmkc Eivers Erickson Ewon Fearey Ferguson Feyorabend Field Finkelstein Fisher Foster Frank Fraser Frost Fryburg Fuhs Furlong Garratt Gawloy George Gibson Gilford Gilbert Glovor Grammer. D. Grammer. M. Grant Gratiot Grimson Griswold Haaheim Halertepe Hagomann Hagenbach Hamilton Hanson. A. Hansen. D. Hansen. D. Hansen. M. Hansen. H. Harney Harrington Harrowitz Harris Haslett Hassler Hawes Hayden Healey Hecox Hogolo Herzog Hickox Hilbers Hill Hinrich Hochfold Hodes Hoff Hollabaugh Hollenbock Holm Holmes Horning Horstkotte Horstman House Howell Hudson Huenergardt Huffschmidt Hughes Hulse Hume Hunter Hutchinson Izett Jackson Jarvie Johnson, D. Johnson. E. Johnson. F. Johnson. J. Johnson. M. Johnson. S. Johnston Jonos. D. Jones. F. Jones. L. Kafoury Kendall Kostor Kettleberg King Kinkella Kistler Klaar Kromor Kropp Kuzman Lambert Lange Langman Larson Legler Leibhardt Loonard Leslie Loysen Libak Lindiors Lister Lockwood Long Lothgren Lovoridgo Lucas Macklin Mahoney Mallen Marquardt Marshall Matthews McBride McCall McColl McCollom McCorkle McCurdy McFadden McIntosh McKeel McKey McLennan McLynn McMahon Mercer Morriman Moskimen Miller Minglo Mohnoy Moore. B. Moore. Pat Mooro. P. Moran Morrison Mozzanini Mullen Murakami Murphy Murray Nace Nagel. E. Nagel. J. Nagel. N. Nelson Newell Nowson Newton Noland Northrup O'Donnell Ohling Ohlson Olson. E. Olson. M. Olson. R. Opdenweyer Ostenso Ostlind Paget Pagtor Panek Parsons Paulson Pecore Peet Petersen Pfotzer Pool Preisz Price. E. Price. T. Pugh Putnam Quinlan ■ ■ I f II ■ f Quinn Quisenberry Rabbe Rood. Bill Reed. D. Rood.M. Rei Reimers Roingold Roiler Retherford Ringe Rivorman Robbins Rodgers Ross Ruble Rummel Sanders Saum Savage Schade. B. Schado. G. Schatz Schneider Schnell Schramm Schroeder Schubert Shaw Sherwood Shipley Sigurdson Simmons Skaalheim Slayman Smith. W. Smith. D. A. Smith. D. D. Smith. Jackie Smith. Jane Smith. M. Smith. P. Sonju Spellman Stater Steckle Steelhammer Steinfeld Stephens Stewart Stowell Strellman Strobach Sutton Sweeney Takeoka Tanaka Taylor Teeters Templeton Thomas Toboy Tomassene Tomlinson Toomey Tooze Trouton Tucker Twining Urie Vandenburgh Vassar Vaughn Voderberg von Borstel Voorhees Wallace Waterhouse Woatherston Webster Weller Wornstodt Wheeler White Whitfield Whitman Wight Wildman Williams. D. Bessey Williams. F. Williams. W. Willing Willis Wilson. A. Gast Wilson. W. Wilson. J. Wright Young Zeller Zieg Shapkin A C T I V I T I E S ABELEIN, NEIL—College Preparatory; Portland University. ABSHIRE, AL—College Preparatory; Faraday Club. President, 8; Scholarship Award. 3 Terms; Announcement Committee. 8; Memoirs' Solicitor. 8; Memoirs' Skit. 8; Oregon State College or Whitman. ADAMS, DON—College Preparatory; Track. 5-7; Football, 2. 4. 6; Royal G, 7-9; Fire Squad. 6-9. Captain, 8. 9; Room Rep., 3. 6; Rod and Reel. 7-9; Oregon State College. ADKINS. LYMAN—College Preparatory; Traffic Squad. 2-7. Chief. 7; Icarian Club. 3-8; Football, 5; Basketball. 4; Service Awards. 5.-7; Portland University. ANDERSON. SHIRLEY—General; Tri-Y. 7. 8; Valetudon. 5-8; Costume Crew. 5. 7, 8; May Fete. 6. ANDREWS. DORRES—College Preparatory; University of Oregon. APPLETON. MARGARET—College Preparatory; Entered from Claremont. California, 3; Quirites, 4-8; May Fete. 8; Thespian. 5-8; Girls' Athletic Association. 4, 5; Hockey. 4; May Fete Vaudeville. 6; A Cappella Choir, 5-8; Christmas Program. 3. 5. 7; City Music Festival. 6; Paul Robeson Chorus. 7; Honor Girl. 6; Girls' League Rep.. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Freshman Reception, 8; Senior Picture Committee, 8; Class Day Committee. 8; Co-ed Ball Decoration Committee. 8; Red Mill, 8; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; May Fete Princess; Pomona College. ARNSBARGER. ALICE—College Preparatory; Costume Crew, 5-8. Secretary. 6-8; Service Awards. 5. 8. ARSTILL. THELMA—College Preparatory; Les Amies Club, 3. 4; Stamp Club. 4-6; Zeno, 7; Tri-Y. 7. 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Red Cross Rep.. 7; Shorthand Awards. 7-8; Behnke-Walker. BAKER. JANE—College Preparatory; girl Reserves. 1-3; Student Body Dance Committee. 1-3. 4-6; Typing Award. 3-4; Traffic Squad, 5; Chrestomathian. 6-7; Fire Squad Chief. 7; New Girls' Party Play, 6; Co-Ed Ball Committee. 7; Girls' League Rep., 7; University of Oregon. BABCOCK. PHYLLIS—College Preparatory; Euclidean. 7; University of Oregon. BALL. ELEANOR—General; Second Prize in Paint Up, Clean Up Poster Contest, 4; Fourth Prize in Safety in the Light Poster Contest, 6; May Fete Advertising. 6; Service Award, 6. 8; Student Body Card Advertising, 7; Chairman of Girls' League Advertising. 7; Grantonian Cuts. 7; Co-ed Ball Advertising, 8; May Fete Art Chairman, 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Art School. BALLINGALL, JIM—College Preparatory; Thespian. 5; Secretary, 4; Polemic. 5-8; Red Cross Counsel. 6; Alpine Club. 3. 4; Boxing Club, 3. 5; Baseball. 2, 4; Soccer, 7; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee; Room Rep.. 4; Fire Squad. 5-8, Captain; Service Club. 6-8; Polemic Forum. 7; Stanford University. BANCROFT. JANE—College Preparatory; President Fifth Term Girls; Chrestomathian. 5-8, Secretary, 7. President, 8; Girls' International. 8; Typing Awards. 5, 6; Shorthand Awards. 8; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Announcement Committee. 8; Vice-President Senior Class, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad Captain. 8; Oregon State College. BANFORD. ANITA—General; Valetudon. 5. 6; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Flower Committee. 8; Carolers. 3-8; May Fete Refreshment Committee, 6; May Fete Entertainment Committee. 8; University of Oregon. BANKS. FRANCES—College Preparatory; Alexis. 6-8; Grant Dramateurs, 8; Typing Award. 5; Carolers. 6-8; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 4; Service Award. 7; Grant Girls' Volleyball Team. 2; Northwestern Business School. BARKSDALE, EDITH—College Preparatory; Northwestern University. BARTEL, AL—College Preparatory; Grantonian Staff. 8; Baseball. 9. BARTON, MARIANNE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 3; Sans Souci, 5-8; Illustrated Sans Soucian. 7. 8; Article in Flights. 7; Scholarship Award, 7; Chounard. BECK. MILLICENT—College Preparatory; Entered from Tillamook. 3; Scholarship Awards. 5-7; '41 Flights Staff. 8; Migwan, 7. 8; Northwestern School of Commerce. BEERS, LIONEL—College Preparatory; Metal Craft Club, 8; Royal G. 7. 8; Room Rep., 5; Football, 1, 3, 5, 7; Football Award. 7; Royal G Barn Dance Committee. 8; Oregon State College. BENTSON. MAXINE—College Preparatory; T'Zuma. 3-8; Ser-geant-at-Arms. 7; Girls' International. 5-8; Treasurer. 8; Grantonian Staff. 8; Fifth and Sixth Term Dance Committee; Girls League Fire Squad. 6; Co-ed Ball Decoration Committee. 6; New Girls' Party. 7; St. Helens Hall. BESSEY. WILLIAM—College Preparatory. BEST. CHARLOTTE—College Preparatory; Alexis. 3-8. President, 5. Vice-President, 4; Scholarship Awards, 6-8; Typing Awards, 5-6; Service Awards, 3. 8; Quirites. 5-8; Assistant Chief of Girls' League Traffic Squad. 6; Red Cross Council. 5-8; Service Chairman. 7, Secretary, 8; Oregon State College. BISHOP. MARY ANNE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 7; Chrestomathian, 7, 8. Secretary. 8; Chresto-T'Zuma Football Game, 7; Fire Squad Captain.Girls' League Week. 8. BJORGE. PEGGY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 2, 3; Chrestomathian, 5-8, Grantonian Reporter, 7; Prize Dance Committee. Chresto. 6; Golf Team. 8; Oregon State College. BIGLIN, BOB—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 1; Football, 2; University of Washington. BLAND, RODNEY—College Preparatory; Clefs. 4-9. Sergeant-at-Arms. 6. President. 7; Choir, 7-9; State Contest. 7. 9; Section Leader, 7-9; Boys' Quartet, 8; Paul Robeson Chorus, 8; Red Mill, 9; Frosh Frolic. 9; Christmas Program, 2, 4, 6; Girls' League Show, 8; Band. 1-6, 9; State Contest, 5; Orchestra, 7, State Contest. 7, Regional Contest. 7; Senior Ball Committee. 8; Track, 6; Oregon State College. BLOODWORTH. ALICE—College Preparatory; T'Zuma. 7. 8; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Captain on Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Christmas Program. 3; May Fete. 8; University of Oregon. BOWES, FLORENCE—General; Valetudon; Costume Crew; May Fete Play. 6; Art Committee May Fete. 6; Girls' League Rep.. 2; Service Award. 5; University of Oregon. BRANNAN. SARAH JANE—General; Valetudon. 5-8; Tri-Y. 7. 8. BROCKLEY. WALLACE—College Preparatory; Entered from Bend, 6; History Forum, 7. 8; Room Rep., 7. 8; Oregon State College. BRODIE. MARILYN—General; Girls' Carolers. 7; Glee. 6; Oregon State College. BROOKS. FRANCIS—College Preparatory; Clefs, 7. 8; Boys' Quartet, 7. 8; A Cappella Choir, 7. 8; Football, 7; Girls' League Show. 7; Frosh Frolic. 7. 8; Entered from Fort Peck. Montana. 7; Oregon State College. BRUCK. BARBARA—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1-5. 7. 8; Alexis, 2-6. Secretary. 3. Vice-President, 5; Service Award. 3; Girls' League Rep., 5; Committee for New Girls' Party. 5; Properties Girls' League Show, 5; Quirites. 5-8, Ser-geant-at-Arms. 8; Committee of Co-ed Ball. 5; Chief of Girls' League Traffic Squad. 6; Committee Freshman Girls' Party, 6; Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Oregon State College. BRUGMAN. EILEEN—College Preparatory; Thalian. 6; Baseball Committee. 8; University of Oregon. BUCKLEY. SHIRLEY—College Preparatory; Camera Club, 5. 6; Tri-Y, 7. 8; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 4; Typing Award. 5; Oregon State College. BURKHARDT, DON—College Preparatory; Multnomah College. BUTTELWORTH. CAROL—College Preparatory; Grant Dama teurs. 8; Operetta. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Girls' League Show. 7; A Capella Choir. 7. 8; Sextette. 8; State Music Contest. 8; Room Rep., 3; New Girls' Party, 8; All-City Chorus. 7. CAMPBELL. GORDON — College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards, 1-3, 7; Clefs. 4-8, Sergeant-at-Arms; Euclidean. 5-8; Orchestra. 1-8; Oregon State College. CAKE, MARION—College Preparatory; Alexis, 2-9. Vice-President. 5. 7, President, 8; Migwan, 6-9; Service Awards. 3. 5. 7; Willamette University. CAMPBELL. VIRGINIA—College Preparatory; Art Editor of Memoirs, 8; Grantonian Artist, 7, 8; Girls' League Rep., 5, 6; Scholarship Awards. 2-5; T'Zuma, 3-8. President, 7. Treasurer, 6; Girls' International. 4-8, Sergeant-at-Arms, 8; Senior Class Song and Colors Committee, 8; Girls' League Week Fire Squad. 5-7; Co-ed Ball Decoration Committee. 5. Chairman. 6, 7; Junior Prom Decoration Committee, 6; May Fete Dance Decoration Committee. 6; Captain T'Zuma Football Team, 7; New Girls' Party Committee; University of Oregon. CANTRELL. GAIL—College Preparatory; Faraday, 7. 8; May Fete Committee; Orchestra. 3-5; University of Oregon. CARL, MARIAN—Girls' League Rep.. 2-5; Typing Award. 3; Girls' League Traffic Squad. 5; Girls' League Show Costume Committee, 5; Honor Girl, 6; Secretary of Student Body. 7; Vice-President of Student Body. 8; T'Zuma. 7, 8; Girls' International, 7. 8; Chairman of Washington-Grant Dance. 7; Co-ed Ball Refreshment Chairman. 7; New Girls' Party Skit. 7; Girls' League Show Skit. 7; Rally Student Body Dance Committee. 7, 8; Grant Dramateurs Radio Work. 7; Girls' League Fire Squad Captain. 8; New Girls' Party. 5; Girls' League Style Show, 7; Service Award. 7; Oregon State College. CARLSON. BETTY—College Preparatory; Tri-Y. 5-8; Valetu-don, 7. 8; Girls' League Rep.. 5; Red Cross Rep., 6; Oregon State College. CARTER. ELEANOR—College Preparatory; Entered from Pennsylvania, 7; University of Oregon. CHAMBERS, BILL—College Preparatory; Track, 2; Park College, Missouri. CHAPIN. BARBARA—College Preparatory; Gulick C. 1-4; Girls' League Rep., 7; Service Club, 8; New Girls' Party Committee. 7; Girls' League Show Candy Committee. 7; Commencement Committee, 8; Typing Award. 6; Co-ed Ball Committee. 5; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Oregon State College. CHIASSON. ARMAND—General; Icarian, 3, 4; Stamp Club. 3-7; Track. 2. 4-8; Letters. 4-6; Northwest Junior Cross Country Champion, 5; Football Manager. 3; Typing Awards. 5, 6; University of Oregon. CHRYSLER. ROGER—General; Chaduc, 5, 6; History-Forum, 6-8, Vice-President, 7; Grant Dramateurs. 8; A Cappella Choir; Red Mill. 8; Announcer on Station KBPS. CLARK, GLEE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 3, 4; Girls' League Fire Squad Captain, 8; Red Cross Rep.. 7, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Chrestomathian. 7. 8, Vice-President, 8; Girls' International. 7. 8; Class Announcement Committee, 8; Oregon State College. CLARK. NED—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1, 3. 5, 8; Baseball, 3, 5, 7, 9, Letters, 7, 9; Basketball. 3, 5, 7. 9; Football, 2. 4, 6. 8. Football Letter. 8; Harry Dorman Award. 8; Freshman Reception, 1; Third and Fourth Term Dance Committee. 4; Chairman Fifth and Sixth Term Dance. 5; Philo-dorian, 4-9, Vice-President. 8. President, 9; Philo-Chresto Debate, 8; Royal G. 8. 9; Hi-Y. 8, 9. Vice-President. 9; Fire Squad. 6-9, Captain, 8, 9; Memoirs Contact Committee, 9; Class Party Committee. 9; Room Rep.. 3, 4. 7; Multnomah College. CLARK. VIRGINIA—General; Camera Club. 5; Red Cross Council. 5. 6; Girls' League Rep.. 7; Grant Dramateurs, 7, 8; Macbeth Broadcast, 7; Northwest Music Conference in Spokane. 8; Carolers. 5-7; Class Gift Committee. 8; Oregon State College. CLAWSON, DUANNE—General; Room Rep., 1; Metal Craft Club, 6-8. President, 6; Track, 7; University of Oregon. CLIBBORN. WILLIAM — College Preparatory; Choir, 6. 7; Wheaton College, Illinois. CLINE. PRISCILLA—General; May Fete. 2; Tri-Y. 5; Clefs. 6-8. Secretary, 7; Grant Dramateurs. 8; A Cappella Choir, 7-8; Carolers. 4-6; Swimming Club. 2; Girls' League Fire Squad, 6; Operetta, 8; May Fete Committee; Clefs. 6-8; Oregon State College. CLOHESSY. ELIZABETH—College Preparatory; Typing Award, 5; Shorthand Awards, 6-8; Tri-Y. 4; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 6; May Fete. 4. CONLAN. TOM—College Preparatory; Entered from Columbia Prep., 2; Philadorian, 4-8; Sports Editor of Memoirs, 8; Student Body Dance Committee, 5; Football. 3, 5; Track. 4; Assistant Business Manager of Girls' League Show, 7; Fire Squad, 7. 8; Finance Committee of May Fete. 6; Polemic Club, 5-8, Secretary. 8; Circulation Manager of Memoirs. 8; State Oratorical Contest, 8; Room Rep.. 6; Polemic Forum. 7, 8; Service Club, 8; Junior Prom Dance Committee. 6; Class Gift Committee, 8; Alpine Club, 4; May Fete, 6. 8; “Red Mill,” 8; General Council, 6; San Mateo Junior College and Stanford University. CONNIFF. GENEVA—General; Scholarship Awards. 1-3; Typing Awards, 4, 5; Valetudon. 7. 8. Secretary. 8; May Fete Advertising, 4. 6. 8; Valetudon May Fete Decoration Committee, 8; Grantonian Typist, 7, 8; Girls' League Advertising, 3. 7; Class Play Advertising, 1-3; University of Oregon. COOK, MARY—General; Senior Class Gift Committee, 8; Reporter on Grantonian, 7; Assistant Circulation Manager Grantonian, 7; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; San Mateo Junior College. COOCKIN, BOB—General; Room Rep.. 2; Red Cross Council, 7; Baseball, 9; Portland University. CORBIN. BETH—General; Costume Crew. 5; Shorthand Award. 8; Orchestra, 1, 2; Typing Award, 5; Office Training, 6; Service Award, 5; Business College. COWARD, WINIFRED—College Preparatory; Tri-Y. 5-9. Secretary. 6-9; Oregon State College. CRABTREE. MARIAN—College Preparatory; Alexis, 2. 3; Service Award, 3; Shorthand Award. 6; Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Reed College. CRAWFORD, BARBARA—College Preparatory; Zeno, 5-8, President, 7; Tri-Y. 7, 8; Scholarship Awards. 3-6; Typing Award. 5; Shorthand Awards, 6. 8; Co-ed Ball Entertainment Committee, 8; St. Helen's Hall. CREARY. BARBARA HELEN — College Preparatory; Typing Award. 1; Oregon State College. CREMER. CORNELIUS—College Preparatory; Orchestra, 1-8, Treasurer, 2; State Music Contest, 4, 6. 8; National Music Contest, 4-8; Room Rep., 5; Scholarship Award. 6. 7; Service Award. 7; Traffic Squad. 3; Baseball, 2. 4; Girls' League Show, 7; Importance of Being Earnest,” 8; Frosh Frolic Chairman. 8; Dance Committee. 8; Clefs, 3-8; Grant Dramateurs, 8; Service Club, 6-8; University of Oregon. CRUTCHER, BETTY—General; Room Rep., 5; Girls' League Show. 5. 7; Clefs, 6-8; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Sextette, 4. 6, 7, 8; Song Leader, 7. 8; Operetta. 8; Choir, 6-8; State Music Contest. 6. 8; New Girls' Party. 6-8; Co-ed Ball, 4. 6. 8; May Fete. 8. DALE ETHAN—College Preparatory; Junior Football. 1. 3; Basketball. 1-8. Letters, 5-7; Baseball, 8; Royal G. 5-8; University of Southern California. DALRYMPLE. BARBARA — College Preparatory; Quirites. 5; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Style Show Model, 4; Scholarship Awards, 5, 6; Freshman Reception Hostess, 8; University of Washington. DANIEL. DELMAR—College Preparatory; Band. 1-8, President. 7. 8; Junior Football. 3; Spring Track, 4, 6, 8; Junior Letter, 6; Fall Track. 7; Major Letter. 7; Royal G. 8; Oregon State College. DARNIELLE. STANLEY—College Preparatory; Leader of Dance Band; Girls' League Show, 7; University of Oregon. DAVENPORT. MAXINE—College Preparatory; Girl Reserves, 4, 5; University of Washington. DAVIDSON. DOROTHY—General; Girls' Reserve. 1. DAVIDSON. LORRAINE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 3. 5; Valetudon, 5-8. Grantonian Reporter. 5. President. 7; Typing Award, 5; Red Cross Radio Script Committee. 7; Grouch Day Script Committee. 7; Valetudon May Fete Chairman, 7; New Girls' Party, 8; Frosh Frolic Skit. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Flights Staff, 8; University of Oregon. DAVIS, ELAINE—College Preparatory; First Prize Cafeteria Poster Contest. 5; Camera Club. 7; Gulick B. 8; Business College. DAVIS. LUCILLE—College Preparatory; Metal Arts Club. 4-7. Vice-President. 6; Grant Tri-Y. 7. 8; Typing Award. 3; Program Committee of Tri-Y. 7. 8; Northwestern. DAY, IRVAL—General; Orchestra, 1-8; Metal Craft Club. 5-8; Grantonian Club Reporter., 5. Vice-President, 6; Orchestra Council, 6. DEEKS, DONALD—General; Royal G. 8. 9; Rod and Reel. 7-9; Football. 2. 4. 6. 8; Track. 3. 5. 7. 9. DEFFENBAUGH. DONALD—College Preparatory; Orchestra, 1-8; Clefs. 3-8. President. 5; Euclidean. 7. 8. Vice-President, 8; State Band Contest Solonist “Division 1. 6; Oregon State College. DEMPSEY. MARY—General; Girls' League Rep.. 1; University of Oregon. DETSCH, NORTON—College Preparatory; William 5. Mary. Williamsburg, Virginia. DEUTSCH, BETTY—College Preparatory; Grant Dramatic, 3-6; Grant Dramateurs. 7. 8; Grant Thespian. 7, 8; Red Cross Council. 5. 6; Thank You Doctor. 6; Modern Dance Group. 3. 7. 8; Scholarship Awards, 2-8; Girls' League Traffic Squad. 4; Frosh Frolic, 8; Make-Up Squads, 4-8; Dean's Office, 7, 8; Reed or St. Helen's Hall. DeWITT, MARY—College Preparatory; Valetudon. 7, 8; Transferred from Pasadena, Calif., 5; Lawrence. Appleton. Wisconsin. DIERKING, GLORIA—College Preparatory; Oregon State College. DOBBIN, JANET—College Preparatory; Freshmen Reception Committee. 1; Gulick B, 3. 4, 5; Thespian. 6. 7. 8. Sergeant-at-Arms. 7; Valetudon. 6-8; Assistant to Nurse. 7; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Oregon State College. DOENEKA. JIM—College Preparatory; Euclidean. 5-8; Grantonian Staff. 8; University of Oregon. DOHERTY. ALICE—College Preparatory; Carolers, 4; Quirites. 4; A Capella Choir. 5-8; Red Cross Rep.. 5. 6; May Fete Concession. 6; Sextette. 7; Triple Trio. 8; Dramateurs. 8; Girls' League Rep.. 8; Red Mill. 8; Oregon State College. DOLLE, MARIAN—College Preparatory; Shorthand Award. 6-8; Zeno, 7. 8; Navy Day Talk, 7; May Fete Committee, 2; Scholarship Awards. 1, 2, 4. 5; Girls' League Rep., 2, 3. DONAHUE, JEAN—College Preparatory; Les Amies. 5; Gulick, 6-8; Entered Fifth Term; Oregon State College. DREIS. MERI—College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 3-8; Honor Girl, 3; Announcement Committee. 8; Fire Squad. 3; Scholarship Awards, 1, 2, 4, 5. 6; Oregon State College. DYER, BASS—College Preparatory; Entered from Washington. 2; Room Rep.. 4; Rally Squad. 4. 9; Glee. 3. 4; A Capella Choir. 4-9; Red Cross Council, 5; Service Awards, 4-8; Basketball. 5, 7. 9; Baseball. 7. 9. Letters. 7. 9; Royal G. 7. 9; Polemic, 6-9; Polemic Forum. 9; Philodorian, 6-9, President. 8; Philo-Chresto Debate. 9; Fire Squad. 7-9, Captain. 8. 9; Hi-Y. 6-9. President, 9; President of Inter-City Hi-Y. 9; Service Club, 9; Citizenship Council, 9; Operetta, 9; Cafeteria Board. 9; June Business Manager of Memoirs, 9; Memoirs Contact Committee, 9; Chairman of Seventh and Eighth Term Dance. 8; Student Body Dance Committee, 4-8; Chairman of Grouch Day. 8; Chairman of Royal G Barn Dance. 9; Assistant Treasurer of Student Body. 7; Treasurer of Student Body, 8; Executive Council, 7, 8; President General Council. 8; Student Body Card Contact Committee. 7. 9; May Fete Committee. 7, 9; Reg-Faculty Basketball Game, 8; University of Oregon. EDWARDS. GERALDINE—College Preparatory; Tri-Y, 4-7; Red Cross Rep., 7, 8; Emanuel Hospital Nurse Training School. EDWARDS. JERRY—General. EHMKE. MERRILL—General; Tennis Team; Oregon State College. EIVERS, BETTY JEAN — General; Dondelenguas, 6-8. Vice-President. 7, 8; Girls' League Show Property Committee, 7; Girls' League Show Decorations. 7; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 7; Modern Dancing Class. 3; Typist for Grantonian. 7. 8; Shorthand Award, 8; Member of Intercity Spanish Club. 6; Girls' Track. 2; Girls' Baseball, 1; Oregon State College. ERICKSON, EARL—College Preparatory; Royal G. 7, 8; Scholarship Award. 2; Room Rep.. 4; Football, 1. 3. 5. 7; Football Award, 7; Varsity Squad, 5. 7; Soccer. 7. Award, 7; Royal G Barn Dance Committee, 8; Oregon State College. EVANS, ED—General; Math Club. 8. EWEN. ROBERT—College Preparatory; Soccer. 5, 7, 8; Football Manager. 7; Band. 1-3; Orchestra. 4-7; Royal G, 5-8; May Fete Committee, 6; Royal G Barn Dance Committee, 8; Fire Squad, 7, 8; Oregon State College. FEAREY. JACK—College Preparatory; Service Club. 7, 8; Clefs, 5-8; Royal G. 5-8; Track, 1-6; A Cappella Choir, 3-8; Boys'Quartet. 5-8; National Music Contest, 4; State Music Contest, 6, 8; Regional Music Conference, 6; Girls' League Show, 6; Variety Show, 4; Chairman Class Song and Color Committee, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Red Mill, 8; May Fete Shows, 6, 8; Royal G Barn Dance Committee. 6; Third and Fourth Term Dance Committee, 4; Christmas Program. 1, 3, 5. 7; Whitman. FERGUSON, VANCE—College Preparatory; Latin Club, 5, 6. 9 FEYERABEND, CHARLOTTE—College Preparatory; Euclidean. 5-8, Secretary, 7; Girls' League Rep., 3; Never Tardy or Absent; Scholarship Awards. 4. 5; Christmas Program, 1, 3. 5; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 3; Typing Award. 7; Operetta Properties, 8; Northwestern Business College. FIELD, BILL—College Preparatory; Band. 1-4; Girls' League Show, 4; Grant High Swing Band. 4; History Forum. 5-8. Vice-President. 8; Room Rep., 7, 8; Class Pin Committee, 8; Oregon State College. FINKLESTEIN, NANCY — College Preparatory; Grantonian Staff, 8; Freshman Reception Committee, 8; University of Washington. FISHER. JANE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 4; Sans Souci, 3, 4; Grantonian Staff, 6; Girls' League Fire Squad. 6; Service Award. 6; Glee Club, 1, 2; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Chresto-Philo Debate, 8; Scholarship Award. 7; Typing Award, 3; Shorthand Awards. 6-8; Class Song and Color Committee. 8; Commencement Flower Committee, 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; The Importance of Being Ernest. 8; Chrestomathian Dance Committee, 8; Girls' League Show, 7; Grantonian Business Staff, 7; University of Washington. FOSTER, MARJORIE—College Preparatory; Gulick B. 1-7, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer; Alexis, 3, 4. FRANK. MAXINE—College Preparatory; Scholarship Award. 1, 3-8; Zeno. 3. 4. Secretary, 4; Grant Dramatic, 4-8. Secretary, 7. Sergeant-at-Arms, 8; Choir, 3-8; Valetudon, 6-8, Secretary, 7; Room Rep., 3; Senior Picture Committee. 8; Cards and Announcements Contact Committee. 8; Freshmen Reception, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Decoration Committee Co-ed Ball, 8; Grant Dramateurs. 7; Operetta. 8; Student Body Decoration Committee. 3; All-City Choir. 5; Oregon State College. FRASER, JOHN—General; Band. 1-6; Oregon State College. FROST. TOM—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 2. 8; Choir, 4, 5; Polemic, 5; Alpine, 4; Faraday. 8; Football. 1. 3. 7; Ice Hockey. 2-8; Scholarship Awards, 5-7. FRYBURG. RUSSELL—General; Room Rep., 3. 5; Rally Committee. 3. 5; Vice-President History Forum. 6. President. 7; Service Club. 8; Business Mgr. Grantonian. 8; Football, 1, 3. 5, 7; Service Award. 3; Grantonian Business Staff. 5-8; General Council Dance Committee. 5; History Forum. 5-7; Commencement Speaker Committee. 8; University of Oregon. FUHS, GERALDINE—College Preparatory; Zeno, 2; Camera Club; Tri-Y; Valetudon; Girl Reserve; May Fete Committees. 5-8; Oregon State College. FURLONG. DOROTHY—General; Red Cross Club. 6; Northwestern Business College. GARRATT, VERNON—College Preparatory; Clefs. 7. 8; A Capella Choir. 5-8; Red Mill, 8; Oregon State College. GAST, GRAYDON—Room Rep., 1, 5; Thespian. 5-7, Secretary, 6, President. 7; Fire Squad, 3-8, Assistant Chief. 7; Choir, 8; Variety Show, 5; May Fete. 5; Basketball, 1; Football, 2, 4; Baseball, 1, 3; Golf. 5. 7. GAWLEY, JANE—General, Metal Crafts Club. 7. 8; Tri-Y. 5. 6; Oregon Institute of Technology. GEORGE, JIMMY—General; Head Rally Squad, 7; Room Rep., 7; General Council Dance Committee. 7; Soccer, 7, 8; Yell Leader, 8; Royal G. 8; Oregon State College. GIBSON, GEORGE — College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 2-8; Typing Awards, 5. 6; Typist for Grantonian, 7. GIFFORD. STARR—College Preparatory; Entered from Burlingame, Calif.. 7. GILBERT. JANEE—College Preparatory; Migwan, 3-8; Clef. 5-8; Scholarship Awards. 1, 2, 5. 7; Girls' League Rep.. 5; Frosh Frolic. 8; Orchestra, 1-6; Grant String Quartet. 5. 6; All Northwestern High School Orchestra. 4; State Contest, Viola Soloist. 6; Juilliard School of Music, New York. GLOVER. BILLY—College Preparatory; Junior Football, 1; Oregon State College. GRAMMER, DOROTHY—General; Valetudon, 7, 8; University of Wyoming. GRAMMER. MARJORIE—General; Vice-Principal's Office. 3. 4; Multnomah College. GRANT. BOB—General; Tennis Squad. 5. 7, 9; Intramural Manager Tennis. 9; Thespian, 4-6; Metal Arts Club. 3-9; Intramural Tennis Winner. 7; Traffic Squad, 2-4; Colorado School of Mines. GRATIOT, GENEVEE—College Preparatory; Thalian, 3-7; May Fete, 2; President of Third Term Girls. 3; Girls' League Rep.. 5; Typing Award, 5; Fifth and Sixth Term Dance Committee; Freshman Reception, 1; Drama KBPS. 7; New Girls' Party Committee, 3; Christmas Program. 6; Co-ed Ball. 5; Oregon State College. GRIMSON, JOYCE—General; Girls' League Rep.. 2-6; Tri-Y. 5-8; Valetudon. 7, 8; Oregon State College. GRISWOLD, JIM—College Preparatory; Philodorian. 7. 8; Rod and Reel. 6-8; Royal G. 4-8. Secretary. 8; Service Club, 7. 8; A Capella Choir. 7. 8; Soccer, 5. 7. Letter. 7, Manager 2-4; Track. 2. 4; Football, 3; Chaduc. 5; Service Award. 5; May Fete Dance Committee, 8; Class Announcement Committee. 8; Red Cross Rep., 6; Asst. Business Mgr. of Grantonian, 6; Intramural Basketball. 3. 5. 7; Hi-Y. 7, 8; Grant Rep. Intercity Red Cross Council, 6; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; Whitman College. HASHEIM, BEVERLEY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Show Costume Committee. 5. HAFERTENE, GEORGE—College Preparatory; Portland University. HAGEMANN, ROSEMARY—College Preparatory; Valetudon. 8; Class Party, 8; Frosh Frolic Refreshment Committee, 7; Oregon State College. HAGENBACH, BOB—College Preparatory; Euclidean Club. 3-8; Faraday Club. 8; Traffic Squad, 3; Football. 1, 3. 5; Scholarship. 6. 7; Oregon State College. HAMILTON, VESTA—General; Dondelenguas. 5. 6; Grantonian Typist. 6; Rod Cross Rep.. 5. 6; Shorthand Awards. 6. 7; Business College. HANSEN. ANNA MARIE—General; From Girls' Polytechnic, 7; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Girls' Glee Club. 7; All-City Chorus. 7; A Cappclla Choir. 8; Triple Trio, 8; State Music Contest, 8; Red Mill Operetta. 8. HANSEN. DORIS—College Preparatory; Glee Club. 1-8; Dramateurs. 8; Typing Award. 5, 6; Grant Preppers, 5-8; All-City Choir, 5; Girls' Tennis, 3. 4; Girls' Baseball, 1. 2; Oregon State College. HANSEN. DOROTHY MAY—College Preparatory; Clefs, 4-8; Migwan. 4-8; Grantonian Staff; University of Oregon. HANSEN, MONTE—College Preparatory; Icarian. 7; Dondelenguas, 8; Portland University. HANSON. HAZEL—General; Entered from Bozeman, Montana. 6; A Cappclla Choir, 7, 8. HARNEY. DICK — College Preparatory; Traffic Squad. 3-7. Captain; Shorthand Award. 6; Service Award. 6; Am. High Forum of Air. 8; Undecided. HARRINGTON, DOROTHY—College Preparatory; Valetudon, 7. 8; Typing Award. 3; New Girls' Party. 8; Oregon State College. HARRIS. MARION—College Preparatory; Entered from Garden City. New York, 6; Zeno, 6. 7; Girls' International. 7. 8; Girls' League Rep.. 7; Girls' League Show. 7; Refreshment Committee for Co-ed Ball. 7; Decoration Committee New Girls' Party. 7; President of Girls' League. 8; Chairman Senior Gift Committee, 8; Executive Council. 8; Citizenship Council. 8; Cafeteria Board. 8; May Fete Queen. 8; Honor Girl, 7; Service Award, 7. 8; Mills College. HARROWITZ, IRENE — College Preparatory; May Fete, 2; Chounard Art Institute. Los Angeles, or University of Washington. HASLETT. GEORGE—College Preparatory; Band, 1; Orchestra, 2-6; Typing Awards. 6. 7; University of Oregon. HASSLER. JOHN—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 4; Quirites. 5-8. President, 8; Faraday, 6-8; Oregon State College. HAWES, DOROTHY—General; Transferred from Gresham. 7; Orchestra. 4-6; Tri-Y, 1; Scholarship Awards. 1-4; University of Oregon. HAYDEN. JOHN—College Preparatory; Portland University. HEALEY. JOHN—College Preparatory; Track. 4. 6. 8; Cross Country. 5. 7; Soccer. 7; Bar and Ring, 5-8. Secretary. 5. President. 6; Faraday. 7, 8; Portland University. HECOX, BOB—College Preparatory; Entered Grant, 5; Room Rep.. 5, 7; Fire Squad. 7. 8; Senior Entertainment Committee. 8; Southern California. HEGELE. JANET—College Preparatory; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Property Committee ‘Red Mill, 8; Grant Tri-Y. 4-8; Scholarship Award. 2. 7; Metal Craft Club, 7; Guidance Class Secretary. 1; Fashion Show May Fete. 2; Flowers Committee for Teachers. 5; Oregon State College. HERZOG. JUNE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 1. 2, 3. 8; New Girls' Party. 8; Shorthand Awards. 6. 7; Typing Awards. 5; Grant Dramateurs. 7. 8; Christmas Carol Broadcast. 7; Assistant Editor of Grantonian. 8; Candy Committee Girls' League Show, 1; Reed College. HICKOX. JANET—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1, 2, 3, 4, 7; Room Rep., 3; Spanish Club, 5, 6. Treasurer, 6; Intercity Spanish Club Treasurer, 6; Girls' League Rep., 8; Class Gift Committee, 8; Oregon State College. HILBERS. BOB—General. HILL. IXIE—College Preparatory. HINRICH. VERA—General; Art School. HOCHFELD, HERBERT D.—General; Track. 1; Oregon State College. HODES. BLOSSOM—College Preparatory; Chrestomathian. 6. 7; “Importance of Being Ernest (Wardrobe). 7; St. Helen's Hall. HOFF, DON—General; Football, 4. 6. 8. Major. 3. 5. 7. 9; Royal G. 3-9; Rod and Reel. 6-9; All Star. '39. '40; All City, '40; Oregon State College. HOLLABAUGH, VLORA—College Preparatory; Quirites, 4-5; Alexis, 3-4; Girls' League Rep. 5; Carolers. 6; Choir. 7-8; “Red Mill. 8; All-City Choir. 7. HOLLENBECK. MARY FRANCES—College Preparatory; Entered from St. Stephens, 5; Valetudon. 7. 8; Behnke-Walker. HOLM, GLORIA—General; Grant Dramateurs, 8; Girls' League Rep.. 5; Typing Award. 3; Shorthand Award. 8; Dondelenguas. 5, 6; Committee Girls' League Dance, 5; Committee Importance of Being Ernest. 8; Committee New Girls' Party. 5; Oregon State College. HOLMES, PATRICIA — College Preparatory; Scholarship Award. 1. 6. 7; Honor Girl. 2; Room Representative, 2; 6; 5, 8. President. 7, 8; Football, 1. 3; Soccer. 1; Track, 2; Oregon Gavel. 7. 8. Treasurer, 8; Girls' League Show, '40. 7; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Typing for Grantonian. 6; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Glee Club. 2; May Fete Committee. 6; Dean's Office. 8; Memoirs Advertising Skit, 8; University of Oregon. HORNING. CAROL — College Preparatory; Transferred from Washington-Lee High School. Arlington. Va.. 3; Alexis. 3-6; Service Awards. 3-6; Chaduc. 5-8, Grantonian Reporter, 7. Secretary. 8; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Red Cross Rep.. 5. 6; Reed College. HORSTKOTTE. FRED—College Preparatory; Philadorian. 4-8. Vice-President. 8; Thespian. 5. 6; Fire Squad, 5-8. Chief. 8; Hi-Y. 6-8; Class Gift Committee. 8; May Fete Dance Committee. 8; Ice Hockey Team. 5. 6; Ski Team. 5-8; Room Rep.. 5. 6; Service Award, 7. 8; Fifth and Sixth Term Dance Committee. 5; Alpine. 3-6. HORSTMAN. PHYLLIS — College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Room Rep.. A; Quirites Club. 4-8, Secretary. 5. Vice-President, 6, President. 7; Thespian Club. 4-8; Community Chest Speeches. 5-7; Class Picture Committee. 8; Co-ed Ball Committee, 8; Memoirs Skit. 8; President Seventh Term Girls, 7; Girls' Fire Squad. 8; Freshman Reception Committee. 8; Semi-Final Eliminations for Fire Prevention Speeches. 5; May Fete Princess; University of Oregon. HOUSE. ARTHUR—Faraday, 5-8; Vice-President, 7; Euclidean, State College. HOWELL. MARTHA — College Preparatory; Orchestra. 1-5; Shorthand Awards, 7, 8; Girls' League Show Script (typed). Fall, '41. 7. HUDSON. DON—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 1-7; Room Rep., 6; Football, 1. 3. 5. 7; Track. 2. 4. 6. 8; Oregon State College. HUENERGARDT. JACKLYN—General; Girls' League Rep.. 1. 3. 4; Thespian. 5-7; Posture Week Fashion Show. 4; Grantonian Artist. 7; Committee for Co-ed Ball. 8; University of Oregon. HUFFSCHMIDT. GLORIA—General; Girls' Tumbling Team. 1; Girls' Gym Leader. 2. 3; Chaduc, 2-7; Tri-Y. 5-8; Girls' League Fire Squad Captain, 6; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 4; May Fete Committee. 6; U. C. L. A. HUGHES. BILL—General; Junior Basketball. 4. 6; Junior Track. 4; Varsity Basketball, 8; Oregon State College. HULSE. MARGE—College Preparatory. HUME, RUSSELL—General; Grant Dramatic; Grant Thespian. 7. 8; Thank You Doctor ; Finnish Relief Fund Program; Frosh Frolic; University of Oregon. HUNTER. DORIS—General; Clefs. 5-8. Vice-President. 7; Band. 1-8, Secretary, 6-8; Service Award, 2, 4; Costume Crew, 2, 4; Freshman Frolic, 8; Business College. HUTCHINSON. MALCOLM—College Preparatory; Grant Dra-mateurs. 7. 8. Secretary-Treasurer. 8; University of Oregon. IZETT. VIRGINIA—General; Entered from Colfax, Washington. 6; Les Amies. 6; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Washington State College. JACKSON, DON—College Preparatory; Fire Squad. 6. 7, 8. Captain, 7; Alpine 3. 5; Room Rep.. 6; Ski Team, 5. 6, 7. 8; Track 2; Naval Reserve, 8. JARVIE. MARY—College Preparatory; Gulick C, 1-8; Sans Souci. 7. 8; Masque and Gavel. 7, 8; Illustration for Flights Magazine; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Reed College. JOHNSON, DON—General; Oregon State College. JOHNSON, EARL—College Preparatory; Multnomah College. JOHNSON. FLORENCE — General; Shorthand Awards. 5-7; Behnke-Walker. JOHNSON. JANETTE—General; Entered from John Adams. Los Angeles. Calif.; Grant Dramateurs, 8; Gulick, 3; U. C. L. A. JOHNSON. MILTON—College Preparatory; Icarian, 4-8. Ser-geant-at-Arms, 8; Band. 1-4; Service Club, 7, 8; Football, 7; Candid Shots for Memoirs; Oregon State College. JOHNSON, SAM—General; University of Washington. JOHNSTON, KATHERINE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 2; Second Place Fire Prevention Contest, 6; Represented Grant in American Legion Contest. 7; Community Chest Junior Speaker, 8; Chrestomathian, 6-9, President. 8; Chresto-Philo Debate, 7; Masque and Gavel. 8-9; Memoirs Contact Committee, 9; Whitman College. JONES, DONNA—College Preparatory; Vice-President Fifth Term Girls. 5; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Grant Dramateurs. 7. 8. Vice-President. 8; Announcement Committee. 8; Carolers, 4; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 4; University of Oregon. JONES. FRANK—College Preparatory; Chaduc. 3-6; Faraday, 6-8; Oregon State College. JONES, LOIS—General; Tri-Y. 5-8; Shorthand Awards; Business College. KAFOURY, RUTH—General; Oregon State College. KENDALL. PATRICIA — College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 2; Class Pin Committee, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Girls' League Dance Committee. 8; Oregon State College. KESTER. SHIRLEY—General; Freshman Reception, 1; Girls' League Rep.. 4; May Fete Committee. 4; Sadie Hawkins' Dance Committee. 4; Red Cross Council. 5; Girls' League Fire Squad, 5; Style Show, 6; Fifth and Sixth Term Dance Committee, 6; Co-ed Ball Committee. 7; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Class Flower Committee, 8; Class Announcement Committee. 8; Oregon State College. KETTLEBURG. DOROTHY — General; Grant Dramateurs. 7; Multnomah College. KING, ELEANOR—College Preparatory; Girls' League Term President. 1; Freshman Reception, 1; Grant Dramatic, 5. 6; Honor Girl, 5; Typing Awards, 5, 6; Shorthand Awards. 5-8; On the Record Committee, 5, 6; Service Club. 5-8; Grant Thespian. 7, 8, President, 7; Chrestomathian. 7. 8; Girls' League Show, 5; May Fete. 6-8; Christmas Programs. 1. 3. 5; Masque and Gavel. 7. 8; Senior Class Commencement Committee. 8; Senior Class Party Committee. 8; Scholarship Awards, 1-8; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Captain Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Chresto-Philo Debate. 8; Oregon State College. KINKELLA. LORETTA—College Preparatory; Entered from St. Mary's Academy. 3; Les Amies, 3; Typing Award, 5; Oregon State College. KISTLER. VERENA—College Preparatory; Gulick B. 1-4; Sans Souci, 3-6; Girls' League Rep.. 7; New Girls' Party Committee; Oregon State College. KLAAR. HARRY—College Preparatory; Philadorian, 6-8; May Fete Decorating Committee. 8; Soccer, 7; Letter, 7; Grantonian Staff, 8; Grant-Washington Dance Committee, 7; Service Award. 7. KROMER. VIRGINIA—College Preparatory; Transferred from Jefferson, 6; Tri-Y, 8; Oregon State College. KROPP, MARIAN—General; Girls' Glee Chorus, 5; Variety Show, 4. KUZMAN. WALTER—College Preparatory; Euclidean, 5-8. Ser-geant-at-Arms. 8; Faraday. 6-8. Sergeant-at-Arms. 8; Scholarship Awards. 3, 4; Typing Awards, 3. 4; Track, 2; Baseball. 4. 6. 8. Letter. 8; Red Cross Council. 6; Oregon State College. LAMBERT. ISABEL—College Preparatory; Red Cross Rep.. 7. 8; Grantonian Staff, 8; Class Announcement Committee. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad Captain. 8; Class Gift Committee. 8; Co-ed Ball Committee, 8; Oregon State College. LANGE, JOYCE—General; Grantonian Staff, 8; Oregon State College. LANGMAN. VICTOR—College Preparatory; Fire Squad, 7, 8; Bar and Ring. 4-8; Oregon State College. LARIMER. BOB— LARSON. LEWIS—College Preparatory; Euclidean, 5-8; Faraday. 7, 8; Scholarship Awards. 2-8; Reed College or Oregon State College. LEGLER, VINCENT—College Preparatory; Rod and Reel. 6-8; Royal G, 6-8; Icarian. 3-8, Sergeant-at-Arms. 6; Golf. 2. 4, 6. 8. Letters. Minor 4. Varsity 6-8; City Golf Championship won. '39, '40. '41; University of Oregon. LEIBHARDT, BETTY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 2; League Dance Committee, 7; Girls' International, 5-8; Chrestomathian. -8; Masque and Gavel. 7-8; Scholarship Awards. 2-7; Class Gift Committee. 8. LEONARD. JEANNE—College Preparatory; Oregon State College. LESLIE. VIRGINIA — General; T'Zuma, 3-8. Secretary. 7, 8; Girls' International. 3-8; General Council. 2; Vice-President of Second Term Girls, 2; Scholarship Awards, 1; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; Sadie Hawkins' Day Committee. 5; Service Award. 2; May Fete Vaudeville. 8; Co-ed Ball Committee. 7; New Girls' Party, 8; May Fete Dance Committee, 6; Girls' League Traffic Squad. 3; T'Zuma Football. 5. 7; Girls' League Fire Squad. 5. 6; University of Oregon. LEYSEN. LAURA—General; Alexis. 7. 8. LIBAK, HAROLD—College Preparatory; Faraday. 4; University of Oregon. LINDFORS, JANET—College Preparatory; Sans Souci, 4; Shorthand Award, 7; Grantonian Typist, 7. 8; Oregon State College. LISTER, SIDNEY—College Preparatory; A Cappella Choir, 6-9; Gulick B, 4-7. LIVINGSTON, JACK— LOCKWOOD, CHARLOTTE—General; Grant Dramateurs, 8. LONG, CHARLES—College Preparatory; Assistant Editor of Grantonian, 7; Business Staff of Grantonian, 8; Regional Winner News-Telegram Advertising Age,” Essay Contest, 4; Columbia University. LOTHGREN. CLEVE—College Preparatory; Faraday. 8; Don-delenguas. 8; Room Rep., 3, 4; Oregon State College. LOVERIDGE. JACK—College Preparatory; Band, 1-7; Orchestra, 8; University of Washington. LUCAS. DORIS — College Preparatory; Typing Award. 3; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Chresto Dance Committee, 8; Shorthand Awards, 6-8; Valetudon, 5. 6; Grant Dramateurs, 8; May Fete Concession, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad, 4, 5; Importance of Being Ernest” Wardrobe Committee. 8; Girls' League Rep.. 2; Oregon State College. MAHONEY. THOMAS—Oregon State College. MACKLIN, VIRGINIA—General; Alexis. 2-4. MALLEN. PATRICIA—College Preparatory; Red Cross Committee, 1; Class Pin Committee, 8; Choir, 7. 8; University of Oregon. MARQUARDT, JANET — College Preparatory; Girls' Athletic Association. 3-8; Manager of Girls' Baseball. 6; Vice-President Order of G, 7, 8; Tennis Team, 6. 8; Tennis Award, 5; Captain of Girls' Tennis Team. 8; Chairman of Spring Style Show, 8; Hockey Team, 7, 8; Order G Athletic Letter, 7; Portland University of Nursing. MARSHALL. PAULINE—College Preparatory; Transferred from St. Lambert, Quebec, Canada, 6; Sans Souci, 5-8; Faraday. 6-8; Red Cross Rep., 6; Scholarship Award, 6; Sans Soucian. 6, 8; Rood College. MATTHEWS. BETTY—General. McBRIDE. JEAN—General; Girls' League Fire Squad, 6, 8; Girls' League Rep., 2. 4; San Mateo Junior College. McCALL. BETTY ANN—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 1; Girls' League Rep.. 2-7; Vice-President Fifth Term Girls, 5; President Eighth Term Girls. 8; Chrestomathian. 7, 8; Migwan. 5. 6; Chairman of Flower Committee. 8; Honor Girl. 6; Scholarship Awards. 6. 7; Masque and Gavel. 7. 8; Red Cross Rep.. 3. 4; A Cappella Choir. 7, 8; New Girls' Party Committee, 7. 8; Chrestomathian Dance Committee. 8; Typing Awards, 5, 6; Carolers, 3-6. McCOLL. JEAN—General; Grantonian Business Staff, 7; Metal Craft Club. 7-9; Oregon State College. McKARL. BOB—College Preparatory; Entered from Columbia Preparatory; Chaduc. 2-5, President; Polemic. 7. 8; May Fete Committee. 8. McCOLLOM. DON—General; Football. 1. 5. 7. Letter. 7; Room Rep., 3. 4. 5; Rod and Reel. 4-8. Secretary. 7; Philadorian. 5-8; Assistant Treasurer of Student Body. 7; Treasurer of Student Body, 8; General Council President. 8; Executive Council. 7, 8; General Chairman of May Fete. 8; Hi-Y, 6-8; Fire Squad. 6-8; Royal G. 8; Oregon State College. McCORKLE. DICK—College Preparatory; Service Club. 5-8; May Fete Dance Committee, 4, 6; Room Rep.. 3. 5, 7; Football. 1. 3; Baseball, 2; Girls' League Show. 5; Waite High Dance Committee. 7; Basketball, 5. 7; Service Awards. 3. 5. 7; Room Rep. Dance Committee. 7; Second Place. Legion Oratorical Contest. 7; Red Cross Rep.. 6; Golf. 6-8; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; Oregon State College. McCURDY. MARYELLEN—College Preparatory; Grant Dramateurs. 7. 8; Class Day Committee. 8; Girls' League Traffic Squad. 2; Typing Award; Shorthand Award; University of Oregon. McFADDEN. RAYMOND—College Preparatory; Football. 1, 3. 5. 7, Letters, 5, 7; All-City Football, 7; Basketball, 2. 4. 6, 8. Letters. 4. 8. Captain. 8; Track. 6, 8. Letters. 6. 8; Room Rep.. 1. 4. 5. 7; Royal G. 5-8, Secretary, 7. Vice-President, 8; Rod and Reel. 5-8; Royal G Barn Dance Committee. 6, 8; Fire Squad. 6-8; Philadorian, 6-8; Athletic Rep.. 8; Hi-Y. 7, 8; Service Awards. 7. 8; Oregon State College. McINTOSH. DON—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 1, 3, 4; Dance Committee. 3; Les Oratores, 2, 3; University of Oregon. McKEEL, WILLIS—College Preparatory; Traffic Squad, 3-6, 8; Metal Craft Club. 2-8; Euclidean. 5-8; Oregon State College. McKEY. DORIS—Girls' League Rep., 1; Migwan, 3-5; Flower Committee for Graduation, 8; Girls' League Show Candy Committee, 1; Typing Awards; Shorthand Awards; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Willamette University. McLENNAN, WILLIAM—College Preparatory; Dondelenguas. 7. 8, President. 8; Class Pin Committee, 8; Camera Club, 3-5; Flights Staff, 8; University of Oregon. McLYNN, NANCY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 2; Girls' League Fire Squad. 2, 4. 6; Chrestomathian. 3-8; Chresto-T'Zuma Football Game, 7; Red Cross Rep., 5; Shorthand Awards. 7. 8; University of Oregon. McMAHON. PHYLLIS—College Preparatory; Entered From Lincoln High; T'Zuma, 7, 8; Service Club. 8; Thespian. 4-8; Girls' Athletic Association, 2-6; Red Cross Rep.. 6. 7; Freshman Party Committee, 1; Designed Grant High Flag. 5; Girls' League Traffic Squad. 4; University of Oregon. MERCER. BOB—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 2, 5; Grantonian Business Staff. 5; Basketball, 2. 4, 6. 8; Typing Awards, 7, 8; Tennis. 2. 4. 6; May Fete Clean-Up Committee, 8; Oregon State College. MERRIMAN. LOIS—General; T'Zuma, 4-8; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee; Girls' League Fire Squad. 6; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 5; Typing Award; Freshman Reception. 1; Oregon State College. MESKIMEN, ELWOOD—General; Transferred from Kennewick High. Kennewick. Washington. MILLER, NANCY—General; May Fete Decoration Committee. 3; University of Oregon. MINGLE, ROSEMARY — College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 6; Dondelenguas, 3-6. Treasurer. 5. Vice-President. 6; Service Award. 2; Committee Co-ed Ball. 6; Importance of Being Earnest” Committee. 8. MOHNEY, MAXINE—General; Beauty School. MOORE. BILL—College Preparatory; Hi-Y. 6-8; Fire Squad. 6-8, Captain, 8; Service Club. 6-8. Sergeant-at-Arms. 7; Baseball; Basketball. 3. 5. 7. Minor Letter. 5; Football. 1. 7; Room Rep., 2. 7; Rally Committee, 2; Class Gift Committee. 8; Service Award. 2; University of Oregon. Award. 2; University of Oregon. MOORE. PAT—General; Entered from Redmond. Oregon. 5; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Albany College. MOORE. PHYLLIS—College Preparatory; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Class Day Committee. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Girls' League Show Script. 8; Script for Advertising Importance of Being Earnest.” 8; Committee for Red Mill.” 8; P.-T. A. Style Show, 4; Oregon State College. MORAN. JEANNE—General; Entered from Oregon City; Costume Crow, 5. 6; Service Award. 6; Girls' League Rep., 6. 7; Vice-President of Grant Girl Reserves; Tri-Y. 8; University of Nebraska. MORRISON. BOB — College Preparatory; Room Rep., 3. 8; Royal G, 5-8. President. 8; Track. 2. 4. 6. 8; Track. Minor Letter. 4; Track. Major Letter, 6. 8; Track Captain. 8; Football. 1. 3. 5. 7; Football. Major Letters, 5. 7; Football Awards. All-City Oregonian. 7; Fire Squad. 5-8; Typing Award. 3. MOZZANINI, GLORIA—General; Entered from Parkrose High. 2; Sans Souci. 2; Girl Reserves. 2. MULLEN. JEAN—General; Sans Souci, 3-8; Grant Thespian. 5-8, Vice-President, 8; Committee Girls' League Show. 5; Scholarship. 1-5. 7; Christmas Program. 1. 3; St. Helen's Hall MURAKAMI. RUBY—College Preparatory; Secretary of Les Amies. 6. MURPHY. KEITH—College Preparatory; Choir. 6-7; Chanters, 2-6; Dramateurs. 8; Class Song; University of Oregon MURRAY, JANE—College Preparatory; Senior Picture Committee. 8; Grantonian Staff. 8; University of Oregon. NACE. ROBERT — College Preparatory; Entered from Tillamook. 3; Chaduc. 4. 5; Clefs. 5-8. President. 7; Variety Show. 4; Christmas Program. 3. 5; Typing Award. 6; Scholarship Award. 4. 6; Service Award. 4-8; Stage Crew. 4-8. Head Electrician, 7. Chief. 8; Band. 3-7; Nurse's Assistant, 4; American School of the Air Forum. 8; Frosh Frolic. 8; Reed College. NAGEL, ELINOR—College Preparatory; Grantonian Business Staff. 6. 7; Carolers, 4. 5; Shorthand Awards. 5. 6. 8; Typing Award. 5, 6; Class Day Committee, 8; Guidance Party. 1; Oregon State College. NAGEL. JACK—College Preparatory; Service Club, 5. 6; Oregon State College. NAGEL. NORMAN—College Preparatory; Baseball, 2. 4; Dance Committee. 5; Service Club, 7, 8; Senior Class Day, 8; Oregon State College. NELSON. ADLYN—College Preparatory; Commencement Committee, 8; Tri-Y, 7, 8; Grant Dramateurs, 7, 8; University of Oregon. NEWELL. WILLIAM — College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 1-4; Football. 1. 3. 5. 7; Track. 2. 4; Soccer, 1, 3; Alpine. 3-5, President, 5; Philadorian. 3-8; Thespian, 5-7; Hi-Y. 4-8; Service Rep.. 7; Chairman Fifth and Sixth Term Dance, 6; Student Body Card Design, 4. 5. 8; Service Award, 3-6; May Fete Committee, 6; Fire Squad. 4-8, Battalion Chief, 7, 8; General Council Dance Committee. 4; Rally Squad. 3; Frosh Frolic. 8; May Fete Play. Taming of Shrew, 4; Community Chest Drive. 7; Hi-Y Donut Sale. 7; University of Washington. NEWSON. HAROLD—General; Football, 2; Baseball, 3; Tennis. 5; Reed College. NEWTON. EDITH—College Preparatory; Migwan. 3-8; Camera Club, 2-8, Secretary, 8, Club Reporter. 7; Grant Dramatic. 4-6; Spanish Club. 4; Scholarship Awards. 1, 2; Shorthand Award. 7; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 4, 6; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Alexis. 2. 3; Service Award, 2. 3, 7; Grantonian Staff. 7; Business Staff of Grantonian. 6, 7; Assistant Business Manager of Grantonian. 7; University of Oregon. NOLAND. DICK—College Preparatory; Band. 1-4; Masque and Gavel, 7, 8; Fire Squad. 7, 8; Room Rep., 8; University of Washington. NORTHRUP. SHIRLEY—College Preparatory. O'DONNELL. VIRGINIA—General. OHLING, RALPH—General; Track, 2-8. Letters, 2-8; Captain of Cross Country Team, 7; Latin Club, 6, 7; Royal G, 5-8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; ’Importance of Being Earnest, 8; ‘Red Mill. 8; Memoirs Skit, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Co-Holder of Junior City Two-Mile Relay Record; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Oregon State College. OHLSON. LARRY—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 2, 3, 4, 6, 7; Service Club, 4-8, President, 7; Hi-Y, 4-8. Secretary, 7, 8; May Fete Dance, 4, 6; Golf. 2, 4, 6. 8; Fire Squad. 3-8; Girls' League Show. 3; Chairman of Student Body Dance. 5; Memoirs Drive. 8; Student Body Card Contact Committee, 4-7; Student Body Dance (Rally). 7; Hi-Y Freshman Assembly. 7; Flights Advertising, 8; President of Senior Class, 8; Executive Council. 8; San Mateo Junior College. OLSON, ESTHER — College Preparatory; Quirites Club. 4-8; Scholarship, 1-5. OLSON, RAYMOND—College Preparatory; Basketball, 2, 4, 6. 8, Letters. Junior, 2. Minor. 4, Varsity. 8; Gym Leader, 1-4; Room Rep.. 2; Royal G. 8; Fullerton Junior College. OPDENWEYER. MARGIE—General; Freshman Reception, 1; Grantonian Staff. 7; Nurse's Office, 7. 8. OSTENSO. RUTH—Entered Grant last of Seventh Term from Canby. Minnesota. OSTLIND. BRITT-MARIE—College Preparatory; Sans Souci. 3-6; Euclidean, 6-8; Masque and Gavel. 8; Alexis, 7, 8. Secretary. 8; Shorthand Award. 8; Scholarship Awards. 2-8; Service Award, 7. 8; Red Cross Rep.. 7, 8; May Fete Committee, 8; Oregon State College. PAGET, SUE—College Preparatory; Valetudon, 7, 8. Club Reporter, 8; Freshman Reception, 8; Thespian, 7. 8; Co-ed Ball Committee. 8; Zeno, 3; Memoirs Picture Committee, 8; Typing Award, 4; Shorthand Award. 6; Portland University, College of Nursing. PAGTER, LARRY—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 2, 4. 7, 8; Rod and Reel. 5-8. Vice-President, 8; Philadorian. 6-8; Service Club. 6-8; Hi-Y, 7, 8; Cafeteria Board, 8; Chairman Class Announcements Committee. 8; Football. 1, 3, 5. 7; Alpine, 3; Fire Squad, 6-8; Scholarship Award, 2; Rally Squad, 8; Oregon State College. PANEK. BARBARA—General; Oregon State College. PARSONS. JAMES—College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 3-5; Sans Souci, 3, 4; University of Oregon. PAULSON, ELEANOR—General; Entered from Clatskanie, 3; Shorthand Award. 8; Behnke-Walker Business College. PECORE. JOE—College Preparatory; Polemic, 5-8; Icarian, 3-8, Secretary. 7, Vice-President. 8; Service Club, 7-8; Boys' Chanters. 5; Band Variety Show, 4; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; January '39 Class Play. 4; Grant Band, 1-4. 6; Section Leader, 3, 4; May Fete. 6, 8; Room Rep., 5; Reed College. PEET, HERBERTA—College Preparatory; Gulick A. 2-8. Treasurer. 3. Secretary. 4, President, 5; Service Club. 4-8, Secretary, 6. Student Court Reporter. 8; President of Sixth Term Girls, 6; Chrestomathian, 7. 8; Girls' League Rep., 5; Co-ed Ball Committee, 5; Girls' League Fire Squad, 6. 8; Oregon State College. PETERSON. PALMER—General; Entered from Glasgow. Montana. 7. PFOTZER. HOWARD—College Preparatory; Philatelic Society. 3- 8, President. 8; Euclidean, 5-8, Historian, 7, 8; Commencement Committee, 8; Scholarship Awards. 1-6; Oregon State College. POOL, MILDRED—General; Red Cross Club, 4-6, Secretary, 5; Red Cross Council. 6. PREISZ, MILTON — College Preparatory; Faraday, 5-8; May Fete Committee, 8; Multnomah College. PRICE, ELEANOR—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 3; Gulick C, 1-8. President, 3. 4. Treasurer. 6; Scholarship Awards, 1-4; Class Pictures Committee. 8; University of Oregon. PRICE. THOMAS—College Preparatory; Football, 3; Soccer. 1, 3; Track, 2, 4; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8. PUGH. MARGARET—General; Valetudon, 6-9, Vice-President. 8; Freshman Reception, 1; Red Cross Council. 8; Oregon State College. PUTNAM, VIRGINIA—College Preparatory; Camera Club. 7; Girls' Glee Club, 5; Choir. 6-8; All-City Chorus, 7, 8; Paul Robeson Chorus, 7; Manager of Choir Sweater. 6-8; Red Mill, 8; City Music Contest. 6-8; Red Cross Rep.. 4-7; Chairman Red Cross Field Trip, 5; University of Portland Nursing School. QUINLAN, FRANK—College Preparatory; Polemic, 6-8, Ser-geant-at-Arms, 8; General Council 3; Red Cross Council, 7. 8; Service Club, 7, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Football, 1, 3, 5. 7; Track. 5; Masque and Gavel, 7. 8; Thespian. 4. 5; Service Award, 7; Community Chest Committee. 7; Red Mill, 8; May Fete, 6; Portland University. QUINN. LEITA—General. QUISENBERRY, ZOA — College Preparatory; Valetudon, 6-8. President, 8; Gulick C, 4-8, Secretary, 8; Girls' League Rep.. 1, 8; Senior Class Party Committee, 8; Girls' Glee Club. 1-3; Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Girls' League Party, 8; Service Club. 8; Oregon State College. RABBE, MARY JANE—General; Girls' League Rep., 6, 7; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee. 6; Grantonian Typist. 6; Shorthand Awards, 8; Girls' League Show, 3; Senior Class Flower Committee, 8; Rose Festival Princess. 8. REED, DORY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 1. 2; President Fourth Term Girls, 4; Honor Girl, 4; Chrestomathian. 7, 8; A Cappella Choir. 5-8; Secretary Senior Class; T'Zuma, 4- 6; Scholarship Awards. 1, 2; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Announcement Committee. 8; Decorating Committee May Fete Dance, 8. REED, MAXINE—General; Girls' League Rep.. 4; Carolers. 3-8. Secretary. 8. REI, FRANK—College Preparatory; Alpine. 2-6; Thespian. 3-6; Royal G. 4-8; Royal G Barn Dance Committee. 8; Football. 1, 3, 5; Spring Track. 2, 4. 6. 8. Letters. 2. 4, 6. 8; Fall Track. 7; Letter, 7; Fire Squad Captain, 4-8; Room Rep.. 2, 4; Service Awards; Oregon State College. REIMERS. JOYCE—General; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Grant Dramateurs, 7. 8; University of Oregon. REINGOLD, RICHARD—College Preparatory; Stamp Club, 3-6, Vice-President. 5. Treasurer. 6, President, 6; Faraday, 7. 8; Royal G, 6-8; Royal G Barn Dance Committee, 8; Track. 6; Service Club. 8; Service Award. 8; Grantonian Reporter, 8; Room Rep., 7; Student Body Dance Committee, 8; University of Oregon. REITER. ROSALIE—General; Thespian. 5. 6; Sans Souci, 7. 8. RETHERFORD. VIRGINIA — College Preparatory; Entered Grant, 3; Girls' League Rep., Choir; University of Oregon. RINGE. DICK—College Preparatory; Editor of Grantonian, 8; Executive Council, 8; Scholarship Awards, 1. 2. 4. 6. 7; Commencement Committee, 8; History Forum, 6. 7; Euclidean, 5, 6; Band. 1-3; University of Oregon. RIVERMAN, BOB—College Preparatory. RODGERS. LAURA—College Preparatory; Gulick B. 2-5; Chrestomathian, 5-9. Sergeant-at-Arms, 7; Grant Dramateurs. 9; Typing Award. 4; Scholarship Awards, 1-8; Girls' League Honor Girl, 4; New Girls' Party. 8; Dean's Office. 8; May Fete. 3. 5. 9; Whitman College. ROSS. JUNE — General; Girls' League Show, 3. 7; Variety Show. 4; Dramateur Broadcast. 6; Co-ed Ball Committee. 6; University of Washington. ROBBINS. ANN—General; Chrestomathian. 8; Dramateurs. 8; Girls' League Show. 8; University of Oregon. RUBLE, JACK—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 2. 4, 6; Frosh-Sophomore Dance Committee; Track. 1. 3; Basketball. 4; Golf. 5. 6; Frosh Frolic, 7; Fire Squad; Red Cross Rep.. 7; Student Body Dance Committee, 5. 7; Oregon State College. RUMMEL. DOROTHY — College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 1; Room Rep.. 3. 6; Girl Reserve-Tri-Y, 5. 6; Oregon State College. SANDERS, DON — College Preparatory; Orchestra, 1-3. 5; Choir, 8, 9; Track, 7; University of Oregon. SAUM, BETTY—College Preparatory; Entered from Emmett, Idaho, 6; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Thespian. 8; Service lub, 7, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad. 8; Scholarship Award, 7; Typing Award, 6; Oregon State College. SAVAGE, DAVE—College Preparatory; Track, 2, 4; Football Manager. 1. 3; Junior Basketball. 1, 3. 5; Varsity Basketball. 7; Orchestra, 5-8; Business Manager Flights,” 8; Royal G. 3-8; Whitman College. SCHADE. BRADFORD — College Preparatory; Entered from Columbia Prep.. 3; Grant Philatelic Society, 4-8, President. 5; Grantonian Staff. 8; Circulation Manager for Grantonian. 8; Room Rep., 8; Masque and Gavel, 7, 8. Sergeant-at-Arms. 8; Track 8. SCHADE, GEORGE—College Preparatory; Migwan. 4-8, Club Reporter, 7, 8; Scholarship Awards, 1. 2. 5-8; Grantonian Editor, 7; Executive Council. 7; Man of Week Committee, 7; Bookkeeper for Memoirs' Sale. 8; Typing Awards. 3; Grantonian Typist. 8; University of Oregon. SCHATZ, CHARLOTTE—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 1; Girls' League Rep., 3; Decoration Committee Seventh and Eighth Term Dance. 7; Importance of Being Earnest, 8; Thespian, 3-6; Thalian. 7. 8; G. A. A. Style Show, 4; Battalion Chief Fire Squad Girls' League Week. 8. SCHNEIDER, BOB—College Preparatory; Faraday, 5-8; University of Oregon. SCHNELL, LOREN — College Preparatory; Icarian, 5-8; Red Cross Rep.. 5. 6. SCHRAMM, CAROL — College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 1; Honor Girl, 1; Girls' League First Term Vice-President. 1; rZuma. 3-8. Vice-President, 7, President, 8; Girls' International. . 8. Vice-President. 8; Senior Party Committee. 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; May Fete Publicity Manager, 8; Girls' League Assistant Fire Chief, 8; Scholarship Awards. 1-7; Shorthand Award. 8; Oregon State College. SCHROEDER. ROBERT — College Preparatory; Metal Craft Club, 5-8; Masque and Gavel, 8; Scholarship Awards, 2, 4, 6. 7; Junior Basketball, 3; Baseball, 4; Oregon State College. SCHUBERT. MARDELL — College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 6; Caroler, 5. 6; Typing Awards, 5, 6. 8; Office Training Staff. 7; Shorthand Award. 8; Art Committee Christmas Program. 7; University of Washington. SHAPKIN, SANFORD — College Preparatory; Royal G. 7-9; Junior Basketball, 3, 5; Baseball. 5, 7. 9; Yell Leader, 8; University of Oregon. SHAW, SHERMAN—College Preparatory; Football, 1, 3, 5; Track. 4; Polemic. 8; Rod and Reel. 4-7; Senior Class Gift Committee, 8; Room Rep.. 1, 3. 4, 6; Service Club, 5-8; Fire Squad. 6-8; Oregon State College. SHERWOOD. TED—College Preparatory; Service Club. 5-8; Fire Squad. 3-8, Captain, 5-7; lhespian. 5-7; Seventh Term Dance Committee. 7; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; May Fete. 6. 8; Oregon State College. SIGMON, JACK—Navy. SHIPLEY. MARIANNE—College Preparatory; Entered Grant. 5; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Service Club. 8; Girls' International, 5- 8; Freshman Reception. 7; Girls' League Fire Squad. Honor Girl, 6; Frosh Frolic Program, 8; Reed College. SIGURDSON, BILL—College Preparatory; Football, 1, 3, 5, 7; Junior Award. 1; Major Award. 3. 5. 7; All-Star and All-City. 7; Soccer. 1. 3. 5, Letter, 3. 5; Track, 2, 4. 6, Junior Award, 2; Winner of the Dads' Club Decathlon Plaque for First and Second Termers. 2; Major Award, 4; Scholarship Awards, 1-8; Winner of Alumni Award for Athletic and Scholastic Achievement, 2-4; Royal G. 3-8, Secretary. 6, President, 7; Royal G Barn Dance. 4, 6 .8; Rod and Reel. 5-8 Philadorian. 5-8; Hi-Y. 6- 8. Vice-President. 7; Alpine Club, 4; Cafeteria Board. 5; Fire Squad, 3-8. Captain. 5-7, Battalion Chief, 8; Service Award. 3-5; Chairman of Fifth and Sixth Term Dance; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Service Rep., 6; Athletic Rep.. 7; Student Body President. 8; Executive Council. 6-8; Stanford University. SIMMONS. CAROL—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Red Cross Club, 7, 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Oregon State College. SKAALHEIM. JOEINE—General; Sans Souci. 4. 5; Grant Dramateurs, 7. 8; Zeno, 3; Girls' League Show Committee, 7; Girls' League Traffic Squad. 4; Shorthand Award. 6-8; Typing Award, 6; Oregon State College. SLAYMAN, JEANNE—College Preparatory; Dondelenguas. 3- 6. Secretary, 5; Intercity Spanish Club. 5. 6; May Fete Concession. 4-6; G. A. A.. 3; Carolers. 8; Class Gift Committee, 8; Girls' League Rep.. 4; Shorthand Awards. 6-8; Typing Awards. 3-5; Typist for Grantonian. 7; Traffic Squad for Girls' League. 2; Armstrong and Berkeley Business College, San Francisco. SLYTER, CLAYTON—College Preparatory; Fire Squad, 4; Intramural Basketball. 7; Washington State College. SMITH. BILL—General; Junior Basketball, 1-3; University of Oregon. SMITH, DAN—College Preparatory; Rod and Reel. 4-8. Secretary, 8; Service Club, 1-8; Philadorian. 7. 8; Royal G. 6-8; Fire Squad. 7, 8; Red Cross Council. 7. 8; General Council. 4; Service Award. 6; Class Song and Color Committee. 8; Fifth and Sixth Term Dance Committee, 6; Soccer, 1. 3. 7. Letter. 7; Track Manager. 6; Royal G Dance Committee, 8; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance. 7; Oregon State College. SMITH. DONALD — College Preparatory; Faraday. 4; Stage Crew, 5. 6; Service Award. 5; Oregon State College. SMITH, JACQUELINE—General; Typing Award. 3; Dean's Assistant. 6; Room Rep.. 7; Chrestomathian. 7. 8; Commencement Flower Committee. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad. 6. 8. SMITH, JANE—College Preparatory; Costume Crew. 4-8. Captain, 6-8; Service Awards. 4-8; Committee for Girls' League Show. 7; Committee for Christmas Program. 7; Whitman College. SMITH, MARY SUE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 2; Committee for Co-ed Ball. 2; Honor Girl. 3; T'Zuma. 4-6; Masque and Gavel. 7. 8. Secretary. 7, 8. SMITH. PAT—College Preparatory; Thalian, 8; Chrestomathian, 7. 8; Thalian Play. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad Captain. 8; Rally Committee. 2; Girls' League Honor Award. 2; Scholarship Award. 1-8; Typing Award. 5. 6; Shorthand Award. 5-8; Service Award. 2. 3; Room Rep.. 2. 3. 7; Girls' League Rep.. 5; Freshman Reception, 1; New Girls' Party. 5; May Fete Committee, 6; Typing for Grantonian, 7; May Fete Advertising Committee. 2; U. C. L. A. SONJU. MARIAN — General; Entered Grant from Regent. North Dakota. 7. SPELLMAN. VIRGINIA — College Preparatory; Entered from Lincoln, 3; President of Les Amies, 3; Sans Souci, 4-8, Vice-President. 5. Secretary. 6. President. 7; Girls' League Rep., 7; New Girls' Party. 7; Girls' League Show, 8; Operetta Committee, 8; Scholarship Awards, 4-8; Frosh Frolic. 8. STECKLE, SYLVIA—General; Zeno. Grantonian Staff. 7; Class Song and Colors Committee. 8; Oregon State College. STATER, SUZANNE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Entered Grant, 7; University of Oregon STEELHAMMER, DICK—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 8; Class Pin Committee. 9; Fire Squad, 7-9; Football, 2, 4, 6. 8; Basketball, 6-8; Band, 1-6; Track. 7, 9. Letter, 9; Royal G, 9. STEINFELD, CONNIE — College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 2, 3, 5; Red Cross Rep., 7; Typing Award. 5; New Girls' Party Committee. 5; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 5; Marylhurst College. STEPHENS, CATHERINE—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep.. 1. 7; Gulick A. 3-8. Secretary. 5; Migwan, 5; Chresto-mathian, 7. 8; Class Photography Committee, 8; Commencement Committee Chairman, 8; New Girls' Party. 5. 7; Scholarship Awards. 1. 2. 4, 5, 7. 8; Whitman College. STEWART. RANDY—General; Basketball. 1. 3. 5. 7. 9; Football, 2. 4; Royal G, 8; Royal G Barn Dance Committee. 9; N. P. College of Optometry. STOWELL. MODENA—General; Entered from Bend. 7; Letter Girl Club, 4-6; Senior High Glee Club, 3-5. STRELLMAN, MURIEL—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Christmas Program, 1; Honor Girl. 1; Girls' League Show, 3. 7; May Fete Program, 4, 8; Thespian, 3; Grant Dramatic, 4-6; Migwan. 7. 8; Dramateurs, 7, 8; Community Club Speaker. 5; Chairman of Sunshine Committee, 7, 2; Girls' League Fire Squad. 6; Typing Award. 7; Glee Club, 1-5; Frosh Frolic. 8; Scholarship Awards. 1-5. 7, 8; Red Cross Council. 7. 8; Girls' League Traffic Squad. 8; Reed College. STROBACH, BEN — College Preparatory; Dondelenguas. 5; Camera Club. 3; Shorthand Award, 8; Typing Award, 4; Importance of Being Earnest. 8; Red Mill. 8; Girls' League Show, 6; A Cappella Choir. 5-8; Grant Dramateurs, 7, 8; May Fete, 8; State Music Conference, 5-8; University of Oregon. SUTTON, FRED—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards, 3. 4. 6; Band. 1-8; Orchestra. 5; Band Section Leader, 8; Clefs, 3-8. Club Reporter, 7; Migwan, 3-8, Club Reporter. 7; Grantonian Staff, 8; Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Committee, 7; Girls' League Show Script Committee, 7. 8; Girls' League Show Swing Orchestra. 7; Service Club. 6-8; Red Cross Rep.. 7; State Instrumental Solo Contest. 6; University of Oregon. SWEENEY, PAUL—College Preparatory; Football, 1, 3; Baseball. 2, 4; Icarian. 3-8. Secretary. 4, Vice-President, 7. President, 8; Room Rep., 4; Fire Squad, 7, 8; Oregon State College. TAKEOKA, GEORGE—General; Bar and Ring, 5-8. TANAKA AUGUSTUS—College Preparatory; Room Rep.. 1. 2. 8; General Council Secretary, 8; Faraday, 6-8, Sergeant-at-Arms, 7. Vice-President. 8; Track. 4; Freshman Reception. 1; Memoirs Contact Committee. 8; Memoirs Publicity Committee, 8; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Service Awards. 2, 6; Reed College. TAYLOR. JEAN—College Preparatory; Scholarship Awards. 5. 7; Chrestomathian. 6-8, Vice-President. 7; Girls' League Show, 7; Grant Dramateurs, 7-8; Christmas Carol Broadcast, 7; Lincoln Day Broadcast. 8; Dutch Uncle Broadcast. 8; Christmas Seal Broadcast, 8; Importance of Being Earnest, 8; Girls' League Rep., 3. 8; Typing Award, 5; Girls' League Dance Committee, 8; Song and Color Committee. 8; New Girls' Party Committee. 8; University of Oregon. TEETERS. MARGARET—College Preparatory; Typing Award. 4; Glee, 3-8; Carolers. 4; Choir, 5-8; Sans Souci. 4-6; Tri-Y, 4-8. President, 7, 8; Girls' League Show. 5. 7; Christmas program. 5. 7; Sextette, 7, 8; Grant Representative in Music Contest, 8; Red Cross Rep.. 5. 6; Scholarship Award, 6; All City Chorus, 6; Rod Mill, 8; Girls' League Traffic Squad. TEMPLETON. JOAN—College Preparatory; Thalian, 3-8, Vice-President, 7, 8; Girls' International, 5-8; Scholarship Awards. 6. 7; Class Day Committee, 8; May Fete Committee, 8; Oregon State College. THOMAS. BETTY—College Preparatory; Tri-Y. 4-6; University of Oregon. TOBEY. BETTY—College Preparatory; Sans Souci, 3-9; Editor Sans Soucian. 5. President. 6, Secretary. 8; Assistant Editor of Flights, 7; Co-Author Girls' League Show, 8; Costume Committee Girls' League Show, 8; Editor of Memoirs. 9; Memoirs Contact Committee, 9; Honor Girl. 1; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Shorthand Award, 6-8; Dutch Uncle Program. 9; American Forum of the Air. 8, 9; Script Committee Girls' League Show. 9; Memoirs Publicity Skit, 9; Whitman College. TOMASSENE, CHARLES—General; Grant Dramateurs; Oregon State Music Contest. 8; Music Festival, 66; Service Award, 5. TOOZE. JOY—General; Clefs. 7-8; Grant Dramateurs. 7-8; A Capella Choir, 5-8; Sextet. 7-8; Paul Robeson Chorus, 7; Red Mill. 8; All City Chorus. 5-7; Musical Festival Competition, 8. TOMLINSON, GEORGE—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 5; Rally Committee. 5; Business Staff of Grantonian. 4; Fire Squad. 6-8; Polemic. 6-8; University of Washington. TOOMEY. ROBERT—College Preparatory; Entered from Columbia Prep. 3; Scholarship Awards. 1, 6, 7; Stamp Club, 3-7, Secretary. 4. Vice-President. 6. President, 7; Euclidean, 7. 8; Faraday, 8; Grantonian Business Staff. 7; Red Cross Council. 8; Chairman of Class Day Committee. 8; Memoirs Contact Committee, 8; Memoirs Skit, 8; Oregon State College. TOOZE. JOY— TROUTON. MARGARET—College Preparatory; Thalian, 3-8. President, 7. 8; Girls' International. 3-8; Red Cross Club, 7. Secretary. 7; Room Rep.. 3; President of Second Term Girls. 2; Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance Committee, 5; Girls' League Fire Squad. 6; Rally Committee. 7; Commencement Committee. 8; Service Award, 6; Personality Photography Committee, 8. TUCKER, TOM — College Preparatory; Oregon Institute of Technology. TWINING, LOIS—College Preparatory; Migwan. 3-6; Gulick, 1-4; Girls' League Rep.. 8; Honor Girl. 7; Frosh Frolic. 8; Flights Staff. 8; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Grantonian Staff, 7; Script for Advertising Assembly for Importance of Being Earnest, 8; Committee for New Girls' Party. 8; University of Oregon. URIE, BOB—College Preparatory; Red Cross Rep.. 7; Baseball; University of Oregon. VANDENBURGH, DALE—College Preparatory; Football, 2, 4, 6, 8, Letter, 8; Track, 1. 3, 7. 9, Letter. 7. 9; Basketball, 2, 3. 4. 5; Metal Craft Club; Service Award; Fire Squad; Red Cross Council; Royal G; Sports Editor of Grantonian. 8. VASSAR, GENEVIEVE—College Preparatory; Entered from Roseburg. Oregon, 7; Dramateurs. 8; Girls' League Script Committee. 8; University of Oregon or Oregon State College. VAUGHN, JACK—College Preparatory; Transferred from Bend. 7; Basketball. 7. 8; Letter. 8; Royal G, 8; Track. 8; University of Southern California or Stanford University. VODERBERG, HENRY—College Preparatory; Baseball, 1, 3; Basketball, 2, 7; University of Oregon. VON BORSTEL. NORMAN—Football, 1, 3. 7; Portland University. VOORHEES, BARBARA—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception, 1; Scholarship Awards. 1. 3; Honor Girl. 5; Girls' League Show, 5; Girls' League Rep.. 4; Choir, 8; May Fete Play, 4; Importance of Being Earnest, Wardrobe Head. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad, 5; St. Vincent's School of Nursing. WALLACE, GEORGE—College Preparatory; General Council, 5, 9; Junior Track, 1. 3; Service Club, 9; Grant Dramateurs, 8; Oregon State College. WATERHOUSE, FRANK—College Preparatory; Basketball, 2; Football, 5; Red Cross Rep., 7; Ice Hockey, Letter, 8; Oregon State College. WEATHERSTON, MARCIA—General; Chrestomathian. 7, 8; Freshman Frolic, 8; Flower Committee, 8; Dramateurs, 7; Grantonian Staff, 8; Fire Squad, 6; Co-ed Ball Committee, 8. WEBSTER. JEAN—College Preparatory, Sans Souci. 3-8. Sans Soucian Editor. 6, President, 7; Grant Thespian. 5-8, Club Reporter, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Scholarship Awards. 1-8; Publicity Manager for Flights, 8; A Cappella Choir, 6-8; Christmas Program, 5; Red Cross Council. 5, 6; Operetta. 8; Reed College. WELLER, MARY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 1. 2. 8; Gulick C. 1-8, Vice-President, 3. 4. Treasurer. 5, President, 8; Scholarship Award. 4; Chaduc. 7, 8. Club Reporter. 8; Vice-President of Eighth Term Girls. 8; New Girls' Party, 8; Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Navy Day Talk. 7; Stephens College. WERNSTEDT. DORIS — College Preparatory; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Class Day Committee, 8; Committee for Properties of Red Mill,'' 8; Committee for Skit Advertising Importance of Being Earnest.'' 8; Posters for Posture Week. 8; Oregon State College. WHEELER. STANLEY—General; Traffic Squad. 5. 6; Business Manager of Importance of Being Earnest, 8; Service Awards. 5, 6; Choir, 7. 8. WHITFIELD. FRANCES—College Preparatory; Valetudon, 7, 8; Girls' League Rep., 8; Committee for Co-ed Ball, 8; Committee for New Girls' Party, 8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Contact Committee for Senior Pictures. 8; Typing Award, 5, 6; Oregon State College. WHITMAN, ERNIE—College Preparatory; Room Rep., 7; Baseball. 1. 3, 5, 7; Fire Squad. 6-9; Grant Dramateurs, 6; Linfield College. WIGHT. PHYLLISANN—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 1, 2; Gulick, 1-4; Chaduc, 3-5, Secretary. 4. 5; Typing Award, 5; Grantonian Typist, 7; May Fete Publicity Broadcast. 6; Oregon State College. WILDMAN. BILL—General. WILLIAMS. DOROTHY—College Preparatory; Girls' League Rep., 1; Room Rep., 2; Girls' League Fire Squad, 4, 6. 8; Grant-Washington Dance Decoration Committee. 7; Washington State College. WILLIAMS, FRANCES—College Preparatory; T'Zuma, 7. 8; Vice-President, 8; Girls' International. 7. 8, Secretary, 8; Girls' League Rep.. 3. 8; Committee Co-ed Ball, 3; Battalion Chief Girls' League Fire Squad, 8; Class Party Committee, 8; Oregon State College. WILLIAMS, WESLEY—College Preparatory; Freshman Reception. 1; French Club, 3-4; Grant Dramatic. 4-5; Grant Dramateurs. 6-8. President. 8; Girls' League Show, 3. 5; Importance of Being Earnest ; Thank You. Doctor ; Radio Broadcasts of Macbeth and Christmas Carol ; Frosh Frolic; “Red Mill ; University of Washington. JUNE C L A WILLING. JEAN—General; Room Rep., 1; Girls' League Rep., 2; Honor Girl, 3; Girls' League President Fourth Term Girls, 4; Committee for Co-ed Ball. 4; T'Zuma. 4-6; Room Rep., 6; Chrestomathian, 7, 8; Secretary of the Girls' League Council; Grantonian Typist, 8; Choir, 3-8; Willamette University. WILLIS. ELIZABETH—College Preparatory; Zeno, 3-8, Club Reporter, 4-6. Vice-President, 7, President, 8; Clefs, 5-8; Typing Award. 3; Shorthand Award. 5; Band. 5-8; Frosh Frolic, 8; Music Contest, 6; Girls' League Fire Squad. 6; Multnomah Junior College. WILSON. ARTHUR—College Preparatory; Clefs. 3-8. President. 8; Grant Dramateurs, 7, 8; Superior Rating in Solo Concert, 6; Scholarship Awards. 1-7; Reed College. WILSON, BILL—General; Metal Craft Club, 8; Red Cross Rep., 6-8; Typing Award. 6. 7; Frosh Frolic Committee. 8; Entered from Duluth, Minnesota, 3; Oregon State College. WILSON, JEAN—College Preparatory, 1-7; General, 8; Wheaton University. Illinois. WOLFF. ZITA — General; Constitution Committee. 7; Grant Dramateurs. 7, 8; Girls' League Show Property Manager. 7; Girls' League Show Script Committee, 8; Dean's Assistant, 8; Girls' League Traffic Squad, 8; Shorthand Awards. 6-8; Scholarship Award. 6. WONNER. MAXINE—General; Girls' Athletic Association, 3-6; President of Girls' Tumbling Team. 4. 5; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Room Rep. 5. 7; Rally Team, 5; Grant-Waite Dance Committee, 7; University of Oregon. WOODRUFF, MARILYN—College Preparatory; Grant Dramateurs. 8; Frosh Frolic Committee, 8; Script Committee for Girls' League Show, 8; University of Oregon. WOODWORTH. DICK—General; Royal G. 6-8; Rod and Reel. 5-8; Vice-President Fire Squad, 6-8; Football. 1. 3. 5. 7; Basketball. 2. 4, 6; Track. Minor Letter, 4, Major letter. 6, 8; Baseball, 2; University of Washington. WRIGHT, ELLIOTT—College Preparatory; Football. 1; Room Rep., 4; Service Award. 6-8; Alpine Club. 5; Polemic, 5-8; Secretary, 7, Vice-President, 8; Hi-Y. 6-8; Philadorian, 6-8; Basketball, 4, 6, 8; Letter. 8; Chairman May Fete Dance, 8; Reg.-Faculty Game, 7; Editor of Flights. 8; Polemic Forum, 6; Fire Squad. 7. 8; University of Oregon. YOUNG, NATALIE — General; Scholarship Awards. 1-4. 7; Girls' League Rep.. 3; Service Award, 3; Freshman Reception, 2, 8; Dondelenguas. 5. 6; Vice-President Sixth Term Girls, 6; T'Zuma, 7, 8; Girls' International, 5-8, Secretary, 7; Cafeteria Board, 7, 8. Secretary, 7. President. 8; Girls' League Show. 7; Committee Co-ed Ball, 7; Class Gift Contact Committee. 8; Announcements Contact Committee. 8; Class Commencement Committee. 8; Cafeteria Skit, 8; Memoirs Skit. 8; Oregon State College. ZELLER, FRANK—General; Track. 4; Room Rep. 3. 8; Service Award. 3. 6, 8; Alpine Club, 5; Polemic, 5-8, Vice-President, 7. President. 8; Hi-Y, 5-8; Cafeteria Board. President. 8; Basketball, 6. 8; Reg.-Faculty Game, 7; Treasurer Senior Class, 8; Fire Squad, 5-8, Captain. 7, 8; University of Oregon. ZIEG, MARGARET — General; Typing Award, 5; Shorthand Award. A Cappella Choir, 6-8; Northwestern Business College. S COLORS Light Amber and Light Blue JUNE CLASS SONG Words and music by Jack Feary, Jane Fisher and Keith Murphy. Four years we've spent here, friends we have made; June class of Forty-One, cornerstone we've laid. To all our teachers, we bid adieu. Thanks for your gracious help, and your patience, too. On to the future we ever move. And throughout our lifetime we're loyal. Grant, to you. So, long will be cherish joys of which we tell. Now that it's time to leave. Grant high, farewell! JUNE CLASS COMMITTEES Gift Marion Harris Song and Colors Jano Fisher, Jack Feary Frosh Frolic Cornelius Cramer Pins Dick Steelhammer Class Party Ned Clark Announcements Larry Pagter Class Day Bob Toomey Commencement Kay Stephens Seventh and Eighth Term Dance Bass Dyer Pictures Phyllis Horstman. Elliot Wright ROYAL G President Bill Sigurdson President Bob Morrison Adviser Mr. Lillie This club is composed of the major lettermen of the school. Meetings are held at the call of the president. The Barn Dance was a huge success this year. T'ZUMA CLUB President Virginia Campbell President Carol Schramm Adviser Mrs. Wiley The promotion of literature around the school is the goal of this club. Included in this club's activities were many invaluable services for the school. Many interesting meetings were held by the club this past year. GRANTONIAN STAFF Editor George Schade Editor Dick Ringe Adviser Miss Krichesky The Grantonian staff is composed of all the advanced journalism classes. These students render invaluable service to the school in putting out our Grantonian every week. GIRLS' INTERNATIONAL President Jean Clark President Natalie Young Adviser Miss Eckelson The club held many interesting meetings on international affairs. The customs in and foreign relations with other countries were the topics for discussion in the organization's study. SPRING GENERAL COUNCIL President Don McCollom Secretary Gus Tanaka These wide-awake students had a very successful term. They sold many tickets and tags and offered various suggestions for helping our student body government. FIRE SQUAD Chief Dick Gast Chief Fred Horstkotte Adviser Mr. Orr That rapid dash through the halls to their posts is a part of every member's duty. Clearing the school of students is another. These are the boys that answer the clang of the bell. VALETUDON President Lorraine Davidson President Zoa Quisenberry Adviser Mrs. Hiestand Social work is a part of this club's purpose. The problems of life are studied in the club meetings. Many services were rendered by this group. TRAFFIC SQUAD Chief Lyman Adkins Chief Francis Leever Adviser Mr. Scott Members of the Traffic Squad devote half of their lunch periods to service for the school. Ushering. patrolling the halls, and taking tickets are a few of their duties. MIGWAN President Robert Huntington President William Telfer Adviser Miss Burns The purpose of the Migwan club is to promote creative writing. The big project of the club is to put over Flights, a magazine to give recognition to literary work done at Grant. GULICK C President Janice Oettinger President Mary Weller Adviser Miss Nitchy Gulick C is a part of the city-wide Camp Fire movement. Participation in all the city-wide program is their goal. TRI-Y President Margaret Teeters President Margaret Teeters Adviser Mrs. Chaney This organization is sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. Its purpose is to promote service and fellowship among the members. Various services were rendered by the club to the school. CHRESTOMATHIANS President Katherine Johnston President Jane Bancroft Adviser Mrs. Oberle Chrestomathians are a group of girl debaters from the school. An April Fool's dance was one of their projects. In their semi-annual debate with the Philadorian club they were victorious. THESPIAN President Shirley Cregan President Fenton Ford Adviser Miss Lieser This past year the Thespian club has presented plays and reported on current theater productions. Several older popular moving pictures were obtained and sponsored by the Thespians tor the students at large. METAL CRAFT President Duane Clawson President Dick Spooner Adviser Miss Clarke This organization has as its purpose the promotion oi a greater appreciation oi metal work. Such things as rings, plates, jewelry, and many other objects were put on display in the school showcase. THAL1AN President President Adviser Margaret Trouton Margaret Trouton Mrs. Galt This group ot girls have tried to iurther an appreciation oi dramatics in the school. They presented a play in the Girls' League Week assembly. The social side was not neglected during the year. PHILADOR1AN President President Adviser Adviser Bass Dyer Ned Clark Mr. Howard Mr. Foord GUL1CK A President ]une Reithmiller President Mary Nims Adviser Mrs. Gigandet Gulick A oiiers girls in high school an opportunity to carry on their Camp Fire work. Various projects were carried out by the members oi this organization. Hi-Y CLUB President Craig Cusick President Bass Dyer Adviser Mr. Goss This service organization, sponsored by the Y.M. C. A., has tried to extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This was done by holding assemblies, and other constructive activities. The Philadorian Debating club presents debates every week in its meetings. The major debate oi each term is the Chresto-Philo debate. Social events were a part oi the club's activities. SPRING GIRLS' LEAGUE President Marion Harris Adviser Miss McGaw The activities of the council were many and varied. The Co-ed Ball and Girls' League Week were but a few of this group's projects. HISTORY FORUM President Bud Fryburg President Don Lonie Adviser Mr. Olson The chief purpose of this club is to study and discuss current events. Various extremely interesting programs were included in the year's meetings. Jean Webster Roberta Chatfield Miss Caldwell SANS SOUCI President President Adviser This year the group of advanced French students held many interesting meetings. French paper publications and French dinners were included in the club's service and social affairs. CLEFS President Robert Nace President Arthur Wilson Adviser Miss Acorn Members of this club are devoted to the study of various musi- cal instruments. These music students have had several social events in their program. Other services are done for the school along musical lines. EUCLIDEAN CLUB President Arthur House President Arthur House Adviser Mrs. Simpson This club offers mathematically inclined students an opportunity to further their study of math. In doing this work, they help math teachers in tutoring the pupils who need extra help. FARADAY President President Adviser The members Robert Kenney A1 Abshire Miss Curry of the Faraday club gain more practical knowledge of the sciences through well-informed speakers and occasional excursions. A slide rule class was FALL GIRLS' LEAGUE President Virginia McPherson President Marion Harris Adviser Miss McGaw The activities of this large group are innumerable. The Co-ed Ball. Girls' League Week, and the Girls' League Show were highlights. RED CROSS COUNCIL President Maurice Gardner President Bill Love Adviser Miss Cooke Service to the school and community is the goal of this organization. Invaluable work was done by this group in the war relief program. A very outstanding assembly was also conducted by the club. GRANT DRAMATEURS President Robert Cohn President Wesley Williams Advisor Miss Churchill The purpose of the Grant Dram-ateurs is to further the appreciation of dramatics in our school. The club is newly organized and has made great strides towards its goal. Several performances have been presented during the year and a vast amount of excellent radio work has been carried out by the members. A great future is expected for this fine organization____________________ ROD AND REEL President Bob Roman President Dick Woodworth Adviser Mr. White The club sponsored the annual sale of Wild Life stamps in the school. A very interesting assembly was sponsored before the sale. Many trips were also taken by these fishermen. G. A. A. President Janet Marquardt President Kammy Joslin Adviser Miss Hill The G. A. A. promoted girls' athletics in the school. Various field trips were made by the members of different G. A. A. teams. FALL GENERAL COUNCIL President Bass Dyer Secretary Mary Jo Warrens This large group, composed of the room representatives, had a very successful term. A fine student body year was a result of their work. STAMP CLUB President Bob Toomey President Howard Pfotzer Adviser Miss Clouse Improved stamp collections is the goal of the club. A very interesting contest of judging the number of stamps in a box was sponsored by this club. QUIRITES President Phyllis Horstman President John Hassler Adviser Miss Parounagian This club is composed of advanced Latin students. Various social projects were a part of the club's program. ICARIAN CLUB President Sumner Orr President Paul Sweeney Adviser Mr. Eilertsen The spreading of interest in aviation around the school is the aim of this organization. All the members have a great interest in building model planes. A fine showcase display was one of their projects. SERVICE CLUB President Larry Ohlson President Ted Bitner President Ted Bittner The aim of this club is to do service for the school. Work has been done to help conduct in and about the school. The Citizenship Council is held to warn students about misconduct. POLEMIC President Charles Crookham President Frank Zeller Adviser Mr. Bowles An interest in foreign affairs is the purpose of this organization. Foreign life and conditions are discussed in the meetings. The club also held its semi-annual forum assembly. CAMERA CLUB President Warren Welch President John Dunbar Adviser Mr. Ferrier This club has as its purpose the spreading of interest in photography within the school. A very interesting showcase display was one of this club's outstanding accomplishments. STAGE CREW Chief Garman Hinish Chief Robert Nace Adviser Mr. Olmsheid All of our assemblies, programs, shows and other performances are made possible by the work of these few boys. Their service is indispensable. COSTUME CREW Adviser Miss Olson The work of this organization is to take care of all the costumes of the school. The work done by this small group is invaluable. MASQUE AND GAVEL President Charles Crookham Adviser Mr. Dirksen The Masque and Gavel club is a new school club which has as its purpose the development of public speaking in the school. It is connected with the mother organization at Northwestern University. Speech projects were held at different community meetings. BAR AND RING President Jack Healy President George Takeoka Adviser Mr. Torson The purpose of this club is to develop skill in bar and ring work. A great deal of good is gained by the members of this club from the active work in the park. CAFETERIA BOARD Dietitian Mrs. Cupper Adviser Mr. Seggel Adviser Miss Curry This group sponsored a very successful Cafeteria Week. ALEXIS President Marian Cake President Marguerite Belshee Adviser Mrs. Wiley The members of Alexis devote much time to keeping our library in fine shape. Actual experience in library work is gained by the members of this club. nfvCt n IffiNv ZENODOTAN President Barbara Crawford President Elizabeth Willis Adviser Miss Roche The purpose of the Zenodotan club is to gain further knowledge of modern authors and their works. At every meeting reports on modern authors and their works are given by club members. GULICK B President Theresa Hoss President Theresa Hoss Adviser Mrs. Bennison The further development of the Camp Fire movement among high school girls is the aim of this organization. Participation in most of the city-wide Camp Fire activities is the goal of the group. LES ORATORS President Ward Williams President Bill Scott Adviser Mrs. Hamilton This club offers under-termers an opportunity to gain experience in speaking in debates and roundtable discussions. A very active part was taken in the May Fete by this group. DONDELENQUAS President Graeme Stewart President Bill McLennan Adviser Miss McLennan This club's purpose is to promote Spanish in the school. Various activities, such as Spanish motion pictures, were included in their program. CHADUC President Joe Farris President Joe Farris Adviser Mrs. Baker Chaduc is a club which was organized to promote fencing. Instruction in fencing is a major part of their program. FLIGHTS STAFF Editor Elliott Wright Adviser Miss Anderson Material for this book of the literary work of the school was collected by the members of this staff. Much work was done in editing this publication called Flights. BAND Director Mr. Schnabel This year's band was outfitted in their new uniforms. Besides being one of the best dressed bands in the city, it was at the top in actual band performance. This group received a superior rating in the state contest this year. An outstanding assembly program was recorded. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Director Miss Acorn The A Cappella Choir is composed of five units, four of which won superior ratings (highest given) in the sectional contest, the choir appeared in various assemblies and in numerous concerts outside the school. One trip took our choir to Tacoma, Wash. Numerous members took part in the Paul Robeson chorus. Reg. Room Pictures ill 3 9 137 139 203 133 147 214 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S We, the editors of the 1941 Memoirs, owe a debt of gratitude which can never be repaid. We shall merely attempt to express it. There seems to be a general belief that a teacher's working hours are devoted exclusively to teaching school. “Erroneous is a very mild term to apply to that rumor. Our teachers' days are filled with a hundred and one activities which may be classed as service— service to their pupils and to their school. The members of our faculty never receive recognition for this service, yet day after day, year after year, they give generously of their time and energy to the promotion of extra-curricular activities. The publication of Memoirs is an outstanding example of a project which could never be carried out without the invaluable advice and aid of several members of our faculty. To Miss Ethel Clarke, Miss Irene Wuest and Miss Libbie Krichesky we are deeply grateful. Amid the ringing of hammers and the rasping of saws. Miss Clarke was never too busy to discuss a matter of policy or offer a timely word of advice. Her patient guidance was invaluable. Miss Wuest found time to keep a watchful eye on all the Memoirs art work in spite of the hustle and bustle of spring term activities in her department. Without her skillful planning Memoirs would have been the horror of the ages, artistically speaking. Miss Krichesky cheerfully accepted the terrific job of supervising the sales campaign and the bookkeeping department. For her wholehearted cooperation in all matters concerning Memoirs, and her efficient management of the sales campaign we are truly grateful. We also owe a sincere vote of thanks to the Memoirs contact committee whose untiring efforts made this year's Memoirs a financial success. —The Editors. MAY FETE Queen Marion Harris, who ruled supreme at Grant for one day, was as lovely and gracious a monarch as any kingdom ever boasted. Her subjects all bowed willingly to this charming queen of the 1941 May Fete. ROSE FESTIVAL In electing Mary Jane Rabbe for its Rose Festival princess, the Grant student body assured itself of being represented by a girl whose loveliness and poise will make her a distinctive member of the 1941 Rose Festival court. OPERETTA Leaving memories of wooden shoes and windmills, Victor Herbert's operetta, The Red Mill, lavishly sprinkled with tuneful melody, colorful costumes and droll Dutch humor, was presented Friday and Saturday evenings. May 23 and 24, by the a cappella choir and school orchestra. Two American tourists, stranded in the quaint little town of Kat-wyk-ann-zee, Holland, are forced to work as waiters in the village inn to pay off their indebtedness. Their scheme to save the Burgomaster's daughter from a distasteful marriage leads to complications which result in one of the most delightful of the Herbert operettas. ‘Con Kidder “Kid Conner Ian Van Borken Franz Willem CAST Jack Feary Francis Brooks Ralph Ohling Frank Quinlan Ben Strobach Captain Doris Van Damm Governor of Zeeland Gretchen Berth Tina Vernon Garrett Emanuel Nudelman Janet Winkler Joy Tooze Carol Buttelwerth and Wesley Williams. Margaret Teeters, Jacqueline Duerden. Maxine Frank. Katherine Andrews. Peggy Appleton, Dory Reed. Bernice Lind. DRAMA This year the drama department, under Miss Marie Churchill, organized a new club, the Grant Dramateurs. In two units, theatre and radio, the club was able to do much in bringing honor to Grant. An electrical transcription of three scenes from Macbeth, made by the group in early fall, won honors at the National Council of English Teachers in Chicago. In April, the students presented Macbeth before the Inland Empire Teachers' Association and station KFPY in Spokane. A transcription of Dickens' Christmas Carol was made in December, and was sent to the National Radio conference in Columbus, Ohio. The Carol won national citation in a field of three hundred entries. As their major theatrical project of the year, the Dramateurs presented the first play ever done in Portland high schools in informal style. The production was Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, the third act of which was given as a demonstration of high school drama work for the State Theatre Conference. As the climax of their year's work, the Grant Dramateurs presented Thorton Wilder's Happy Journey as a part of the entertainment for the coronation ceremonies of this year's May Fete. Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Track GOLF Continuing their splendid record. Grant's hard hitting golf team again captured the Interscholastic title in both the boys' and girls' division, to make it three in a row. Under the careful coaching of Mr. C. B. May, the Generals have come through to win their matches with ease. This year's team consisted of Bill Knapp, captain; Vincent Legler, Don Henkle and George Keep. Alternates Larry Ohlson and Dick Robertson also saw action. TENNIS The Grant tennis team started off the season without a coach and with only one returning letter-man. The sudden death of Coach E. E. Horning, who in eleven years coached ten championship teams, saddened the entire school. Miss L. Hill stepped in, took over the team and steered them to five wins and one loss, up to the time of this writing. This year's team consisted of Bob Grant, captain; Merrill Ehmke, Bob Wolford, Jerry Golby and John Seigle and Don Gassner alternates. Next year's prospects look good, with Bob Wolford, Jerry Golby and Don Gassner all returning. COACHES Coach Mush Torson's casaba-tossing Generals slipped a cog this year. Yes, they climbed down the ladder one whole rung to land in third place. Terrible, isn't it? Hats off to Mush and his hard-fighting boys. They took a little tough luck in their stride and landed squarely on their feet, right in the Big Three. Again this year. Track Coach Paul Warren's boys took the bit in their teeth and romped away with all the honors. Since Coach Warren took over Grant's track team, winning has practically become traditional. In view of his past and future successes, we hereby dub him Grant's Wonder Boy. The Grant sluggers, under Coach Charlie Orr, had slammed their way into fourth place at the time of this writing. Grant's baseball teams, skillfully piloted by Coach Orr, have been steadily improving and are expected to sprout championship material in the near future. Three cheers for the Tiger, who coached the Grant pigskin toters right into a championship triangle this season. We are still congratulating ourselves on the stroke of good luck that brought Jerry Tiger Lillie to Grant four years ago. Through tireless work and cheerful encouragement he has given Grant four snappy teams, topped off by this year's champions. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS GRANT 12. JEFFERSON 0 Fighting Jefferson's Democrats off their feet. Grant's Generals upset the highly praised Jeffmen, 12-0, to remain at the top of the league. In the first quarter McFadden's 55-yard quick kick was the outstanding play. Second quarter. Grant stopped Jeff cold on the Generals' 10-yard line. Recovering a fumble on the Jeff 44, McFadden tossed a pass to Vandenburgh, who snagged the ball from a cluster of Jeffmen, about-faced and sprinted 35 yards for a touchdown. Third quarter. Bob Morrison raced 64 yards on the first play of the second half to put the Generals ahead by 12 points. Fourth quarter. Grant drove to the Jeff 7, but lost the ball on downs. The rest of the game was played in Jeff territory as the Demos tried in vain to crack the Generals' defense. GRANT 38. FRANKLIN 0 Roll that score up to the sky was the theme of the Lilliemen as they trounced a helpless Quaker eleven to the tune of 38-0. Behind brilliant blocking and perfectly executed plays the Generals first, second and third teams piled up the tremendous score. The scoring was not confined only to the first string, as the third string pushed across two touchdowns of their own in the final period. The Generals were definitely on the march to the league championship in this game. GRANT 0. BENSON 19 With a 7-point handicap from the opening night against them the blue and gray fell to defeat before a powerful Benson machine. 19-0, thus ending a most successful season in a tie for the league championship with Jefferson and Benson. Jim Pettit, the Tech tornado, raced around and over Grant's line for 12 points, which, added to the previously scored 7 points, left the G-men on the short end, 19-0. Benson's powerful line combined with their fleet halfback, Pettit, kept Grant on the defensive the best part of the afternoon. Only once did the G-men show a spark and then a slippery ball spelled doom to their efforts. GRANT 12, WAITE 20 Waite high school of Toledo, Ohio, came out to Portland to play Grant and before they had gone home they realized that they had met up with a team that was well deserving of the honor of representing Portland. Starting off fast, the G-men scored first on a spectacular 65-yard end run by Punchy Morrison who was aided by some beautiful blocking which knocked every Waite man off his feet. Waite came back quickly with a long pass from Sharkoff to a waiting teammate in the end zone. The half ended with Waite ahead. 7-6. The second half saw the larger Waite team pull ahead and finally win the game, but not until Grant had once more taken the lead, 12-7. Combining smashing power plays with a flashing passing attack, the Ohioans scored two touchdowns to lead, 20-12. Late in the game Bob Morison took the ball on a statue of Liberty play and raced 40 yards before he was stopped just short of a touchdown. BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS GRANT 21. JEFFERSON 22 Jeff's hoopmen edged out a persistent Grant team.22 to 21. Both teams played tight defensive ball and neither team was able to secure any sizable lead, the half ending with Grant in front, 10 to 9. The third quarter found Jeff ahead. 18-16. The fourth period moved at a snail's pace with neither team hitting the basket; in the closing minutes Neale, Grant center, sank a foul shot to put the Generals ahead, 21 to 20, but this lead was nullified when a Jeff player sank two free throws to win the game. GRANT 41, WASHINGTON 8 In the most surprising game of the season for Grant's quintet, the Generals blasted the Washington Colonials off the floor, 41-8. Combining a smooth-working offense with an air-tight defense the G-men amassed this amazing score. Grant was lead by Konstad, who hit the hemp for 12 points, and Tag McFadden, who accounted for 11 counters. GRANT 24. ROOSEVELT 22 Warming up by degrees, the casaba-tossing Grantonians knocked off Roosevelt's title-aspiring Rough-riders, 24-22. Although not a high-scoring game, the play was packed with action. The end of the first half found Roosevelt leading, 13-7. Coming back from the halftime, the Generals looked like a new team as they pushed and finally passed the Roughriders to take the game in the last minutes of play. For the first time in the history of the prep league, three teams tied for first place and each were awarded champijnship cups. Final Standings Grant Jefferson Franklin Roosevelt Commerce Lincoln Washington ■ B A S K E Individual T B A Scoring L L PG FT PF G TP Konstad 22 11 13 8 55 Dale 22 9 16 8 53 Peterson 17 9 8 7 43 McFadden 15 5 10 8 35 Neal 10 4 13 8 24 Olson 4 6 4 7 14 Watkins 5 0 10 8 10 Wright 2 0 3 7 4 Hewitt 1 1 1 5 3 Clark 0 1 2 5 1 Arnold 0 0 1 1 0 Savage 0 0 1 3 0 Vaughn 0 0 1 3 0 K. Barnett 0 0 0 1 0 B. Barnett 0 0 0 1 0 Whitlock 0 98 0 47 O 1 CO 1 OO 1 0 242 Final Standings W L PF PA Roosevelt 14 2 631 447 Jefferson 13 3 647 454 Grant 12 4 532 395 Lincoln 12 4 652 558 Washington 7 9 480 509 Franklin 6 10 502 531 Benson 5 11 513 619 Commerce 2 14 440 622 Sabin 1 15 395 690 TRACK MEETS CITY RELAYS April 11 Grant 22, Benson 17 TRIANGULAR MEET April 18 Grant 79, Franklin 27, Washington 25 TRIANGULAR MEET V May 3 Grant 81, Jefferson 36, Commerce 4 TRIANGULAR MEET May 9 Grant 64, Benson 49, Lincoln 13 Once again this year. Grant swept the field in track. Coach Warren's boys romped away with all the honors in traditional style. i BASEBALL Individual Scoring AB H R Pet. AB H R Pet. Shapkin 6 4 2 .667 Vinton 10 2 1 .200 Dale 2 1 0 .500 Konstad 35 6 8 .171 Cookin 11 4 3 .364 J. Elder 6 1 1 .167 Taylor 34 11 5 .324 Bartel 15 2 3 .133 Alfano 39 12 10 .308 Mitchel 8 1 0 .125 Clark 34 10 9 .294 Kuzman 21 1 2 .095 Morgan 4 1 0 .250 Watkins 11 2 0 .091 Dyer 33 8 e .242 Moore 5 0 0 .000 Acheson 29 6 4 .209 Winthers 1 0 0 .000 Sampson 5 1 0 .200 Dorman 1 0 0 .000 300 73 54 .244 Standings- -May 14 W L Pet. Jefferson 10 2 .833 Washington 7 3 .700 Franklin 9 3 .700 Grant . . 6 5 .545 Lincoln 6 6 .500 Banson 5 6 .455 Sabin 4 9 .308 Roosevelt 3 9 .250 Commerce 2 8 .200 | «2V — 'V , - Till TTTT TTT7 BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS GRANT 5. LINCOLN 0 Playing air-tight ball on the defensive, and using their big guns to the best advantage, the G-men downed the Lincoln Cards, 5-0. Konstad started the ball rolling in the first inning by hitting a single down the third base line. Later in the first inning Bass Dyer hit a hard single over the second baseman's head, scoring Alfano and Kuzman. Altogether the Generals made four runs in the first inning. In the sixth, Alfono scored again to make the score 5-0. George Watkins pitched close ball all the way, and only once was in trouble. GRANT 4, JEFFERSON 9 Shopkin started but was relieved by Sampson in the fifth. Konstad of Grant scored the first run of the game but this lead was soon erased by a barrage of Jeff runs. Mclrvin, the Demos star chucker, held the Generals well in check and only Ned Clark was able to hit him. GRANT 1. ROOSEVELT 0 Still trying hard, the Grant boys kept down the Roughriders, 1-0, behind the four-hit pitching of George Watkins. Grant's run came in the tenth inning when Taylor singled. The G-men were able to advance to third, but only once succeeded in pushing a man home. TRACK H I G H L I G H T S CITY RELAYS Sweeping aside all competition, the Generals again won the city relays. The G-men's chief strength seemed to be in the longer distances, with the Generals taking first place in both the mile and two-mile relays. The 440 and 880 teams took second place behind Benson's speedy relay teams. Grant's other first place came in the shotput, with the weightmen throwing the old iron ball out for a total distance of 175 feet 3% inches. The juniors did equally as well as the varsity, taking the honors in their division. TRIANGULAR MEET, APRIL 18 Grant's cinder men were again on their way to the prep track championship, as they walked away with the honors in their first triangular meet with Franklin and Washington, taking 911 2 points, to their nearest competitor's, Franklin's, 27 points. Outstanding in the day's activities were the performances of Bill Huff and Tag McFadden of Grant. Bill high-jumped 5 feet 11% inches into the stratosphere to beat the city record, which was established in 1925. Huff's mark, however, will not be put in the books because it was not established at the city meet. Tag McFadden's 2:01.6 in the 880-yard dash beat the Grant record by .9 of a second, and was the fastest half mile ever run on the Commerce track. The juniors again came through to take their division. TRIANGULAR MEET. MAY 9 Meeting their toughest competition of the season, the Generals beat out Benson's Techmen and Lincoln 64, 49, 13. As was expected, the Techmen took the sprints and their individual stars stood out. But the fine teamwork of Grant's cinder-men spelled doom for both Lincoln and Benson. Dale Vandenburgh was the big gun for Grant, placing second in the broad jump, first in the high hurdles, and third in the 220-yard low hurdles. SPORTS CANDIDS 1. Last mile 2. Alley-Ooop 3. Zowie! 4. Ballet 5. Baby bunting 6. Over here 7. I got it! 8. Bogey man 9. Where's the ball? 10. Slim 11. Ooey gooey! 12. Tired? 13. Pass? wave 2. Sucker 3. Use Ipana 4. Songsters 5. Ma and Pa 6. Who is she? 7. Concentration 8. Rose Bowl 9. Beautiful scenery 10. I saw you 11. Hicks 12. Foul play 13. Big guns 14. Smacking! 15. Future boomer 16. Fight! Fight! 17. Before 18. After 19. Aren't we cute? Mr 1. Ad for Esquire 2. Paid plug 3. Drafted 4. Mama's little angel 5. Republicans 6. The great profile 7. Corn in the gym 8. What do I do now? 9. Holdi' hands again 10. Beauty and the beast 11. Bad day for New Dealers 12. Back to school 13. Pep squad 14. Macbeth 15. Cottage crop 16. Careful. Dale 17. All at once? 18. Secretary Reed 19. Stars, stripes and Foord 20. The prom 1. Pork pies STOP 1. No. 4009 2. Still No. 4009 3. Nice car 4. Double trouble 5. Struggle 6. What, no coffee? 7. The boss 8. Guess 9. Holdin' hands 10. Hand-out 11. Who is he? 12. Chain gang 13. Coaching history 14. Must we? 15. President Dyer 16. What a man! 17. Waite High 18. Cute shadow 19. Our Doshas 1. Up the aisle 2. Buddies 3. It must be funny 4. Eat Wheaties 5. On strike 6. Midriff model 7. Harmony? 8. Girls' leg show 9. Boomtown 10. Campaigning 11. Big Bill 12. Strategy 13. Pow-wow 14. Just kids 15. It's like this 16. Smooth 17. Formal 18. Just looking 19. Blonde? 20. Tough work 1. Our school 2. Louie 3. Lunch bunch 4. Girls' League show 5. Stick 'em upl 6. Comrades, arise! 7. Keep off the grass 8. Monopoly 9. Lords in cords 10. Pulchritude on wheels 11. Gran'ma and Gran'pa 12. So sad! 13. Huddle 14. Hold me back 15. The gals 16. Student type 17. Jake 18. Use a magnifying glass 19. Senior prom 20. Pappy won't like it Uld 1. Queen and court 2. Streamlined 3. Hard work? 4. Tag dance? 5. Where's my name? 6. Thirsty, Don? 7. Paging Maurie and Dan 8. Lillie the Squirt 9. Crook 10. Feary's weary 11. More gals 12. Hot dog! 13. The thinker 14. Ain't Love grand? 15. What smiles! 16. Big business 17. Thumbs up! 18. Playful SIGNATURES ■ PRINTING ■ ■ KILHAM ■ENGRAVINGS ■ ■ BEAVER ■ GROUPS ■ ■ BAKER