Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1945 volume:

IVe dedicate ZJo tomorrow, we, the January class of 1945, dedicate this Memoirs—to the future, which we are building today—to the future, which belongs only to us, the youth, and to the hope that the time to come will bring lasting success for all. PUBLISHED BY JANUARY CLASS U. S. GRANT HIGH SCHOOL PORTLAND 6, OREGON Jack Kowals, U.S. Navy John Muntzel. U.S. Marines Don Hoyt. U.S. Army Wairen Douglas. U.S. Marines We were unable to obtain the pictures of the following boys in the Armed Forces. Melvin Norby. U.S. Navy. Great Lakes. Radar Training Stanley Livesay. U.S. Ax my Air Corp3 Robert M. Francis. U.S. Navy William Scott. N.R.O.T.C. Frank M. Washburn. Army Air Corps HONOR ROLL BOYS IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE JANUARY. 1945. CLASS It may be said of your class, more than that of any class that has preceded you, that you are a product of the times. You have been called upon, in no uncertain way, to bridge the gap between school days” and Life. You have worked in the shops and the market place, you have bought bonds with your savings, you have given of your blood, you are serving your country on the battlefront. In a thousand different ways you have already entered into the work and struggle of this living world. Commencement, in your case, is a misnomer. Yet, we must not overlook the fact that you have done your work here as well. You have labored diligently in your classes, you have entered into sports, you have given the leadership so necessary in these trying times. In every way you have measured up to the best traditions of U. S. Grant High. Now, as you leave these halls forever, it is our sincere hope and prayer that those ideals and attitudes, those facts and figures, those loyalties and understandings which have constituted our contribution to you, may in the days to come give to you strength, courage, and wisdom. Colton Meek, Principal MISS McGAW The graciousness of Miss Elizabeth McGaw. Dean of Girls, is a true inspiration to her subordinates. Her devotion to the welfare of others is best displayed in her office where she presides as dispenser of advice, knowledge, and goodwill. Although she is most frequently identified by her work with the co-eds and the Girls' League, there is no Grant student who is not affected by Miss McGaw's activities. MR. SCOTT Mr. C. E. Scott, as vice-principal, fills one of the most difficult positions on the Grant faculty with energy, friendliness, and dignity. Aside from his duties as assistant to the principal, he guides the boys of Grant high school towards fine standards of conduct and scholarship. Mr. Scott ranks high among the numbers of public servants who place ideals above personal gain. THE OFFICE STAFF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated, left to right—Kay Becker, Girls' League President; Anita lackson, Vice-President of Student Body; Sam Gillette. President of Student Body; Sue Mercer. Secretary of Student Body; Alan Paget. Treasurer of Student Body. Standing, loft to right—Ray Staub, Service Representative; Ronald Handel. Senior Class President; Pete Dunn, Athletic Representative; Gordon Smith, Assistant Treasurer; Dick Shade. Grantonian Editor. FACULTY Ackerson, lean Acorn. Jean Anderson, Lydia Apsler. Alfred Babcock. Maxine Baker, Allene Beatty. Ruth Bellingor. Louise Burns. Sallie Burr. Ardyce Butler, C. G. Caldwell. Virginia Calouri. Catherine Carter. A. B. Chaney, Ida Churchill. Marie Clarke, Ethel Clouse. Eloise Cochrane. Kathryn Coleman. Ethel M. Collie. Marie Cooke. Maude Curry. Bes3ie Davis. Celia Dennis, Elsie Eilertsen. W. T. Ewer. Ethel Ferrier. W. K. Foord. Phillip Friedman. Betty Haldors. Charles Hamilton, Opal Hart, Hallie Hiestand, Grace Holbeck. Laura Holloway, Florence Krebs. Esther Krichesky. Libbie Lange. Erwin F. Lieser, Jessie Lillie. Jerome Littlefield. Isabelle Martin. C. B. May. Clarence McCool. Eve McLennan, May Mishler. Ruby Murray. Melinda Mussor, Ella Newcomer. Elva Nottage, H. J. Olson. Ida Olson. Zenas Orr, Charles Parounagian. Mary Paul, Lois A. Raymond, Eileen Rickies. A. Robbins, Patricia Roche, Josephine Schnabel. L. J. Schulz, John Simpson, Genevieve Snere, Irma Torson, James Townsend, Eleanore Vagt. Hazel Von Wintzingerode. Elsa Whitted. Mabel Whittlesay. Mildred Wichmann. Hildegard Wilson. Emajean Wuest, Irene Young, Frances Boss. Betty Johnson. Dorothy A. Barley, Helen Staehli, Clair Ward. Jean SENIOR OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ronald Handel Dorothy McDermott Roberta Cronkhite Jack Burt MEMOIRS STAFF Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Cheryl Hill Melvin Norby Bart Macomber ACTIVITIES BAIRD. MARY—View 3-8; May Fete Decoration Committee 5; Senior Prom decoration committee 7; Girls' League Rep 6; L.C.S. decoration committee 8; Senior Announcement committee; Scripps. BAUCHE. MARY ELAINE—Transferred from Girls' Poly 5; Grant Dramateurs 7-8: College Prep. BEATTY JEANARLENE—Costume crew 2-8, secretary 2-5, president -8; Service awards 2-8; Shorthand award 7; Grantonian typist 7; College Prep. BEEBE. JEAN—Red Cross Rep 5; War Stamp Salesman 3; Freshman Reception 1; Shorthand Award 7; Typing Award 7; College Prep; University of Washington. BLAIR. DEAN J.—General. BROOKE. JULIETTE—Grant Dramateurs 6, 7; Easter Program 7; Typing Award 3; Tri-Y 8; Glee Club 1; College Prep; Stanford. BROWN, RICHARD G.—Transferred from Toll Jr. High Glendale. California 2; Junior Football 4. 6. Letter 6. varsity 8; Baseball 3. 5. 7; Hi-Y; Service Squad 7; College Prep; Navy. BURT. JACK—Class Treasurer 8; School Budget Committee 8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Class Picture Committee 8; Room Rep. 1, 3, 8; Basketball 2, 3; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; College Prep; U.S.A.A. or Oregon. CALKINS. HARRIET—Zeno 4; May Fete 7; Red Cross Rep. 7; General; U of O. CARPENTER. CLYDE—Transferred from West High, Illinois 8; Swimming Team 1-7; Captain 7; Hi-Y Pres. 7; Illinois State Champion '44 203 Meter Freestyle; Oregon State Champion '44 200 Meter Freestyle; Band. Orchestra; Letterman 1-7; Letterman Club; College Prep; Army Air Corps; Northwestern University. Baird Baucho Beatty Beebe Blair Brooke Brown Burt Calkins Carpentor Chastain Craner Criswell Cronkhite Deich Delap Detrich Donaca Dorothy Earsley A C T I V I T I E S CHASTAIN. ELIZABETH BETTY—Girls' Leaguo Rep. 5, 6; May Fete Vaudeville 4; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Latin Club 4-6; Freshman Reception 1; College Prep; Stanford. CRANER. NANETTE — Girls' President 4; Honor Girl 5; Girls' League Rep. 1; Red Cross Rep 5; Honorary Art Award 7; Scholarship 1-6; Typing Award; Cafeteria Committee 8; General; Brigham Young University. CRISWELL. MARGARET—General. CRONKHITE. ROBERTA—Secretary of Senior Class 8; Pres. 8th term girls 8; Thalian 6-8. treasurer 7-8; Wings 7-8, Secretary 8; Girls' League Fire Squad 7; Girls' League Rep. 2. 7; Shorthand Award 7; Typing Award 5; Girls' League Style Show 2; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; College Prep; U. of Oregon. DEICH, RICHARD F.—Room Rep. 2; Optimist Club 7; Track 3. 5; Marine Club 3; Scholarship 1-7; Went to U. of W. 8; College Prep; U. of W. DELAP. MARGARET—Scholarship Award 1; Dondelen-quas 4-8; Horizon 1. 2; College Prep; Linfield. DETRICH. ROBERT P.—College Prep; attending O.S.C. DONACA. THOMAS C.—Room Rep 3, 6; Scholarship Award 1; Fire Squad 8; Philadorian 4-8; Grant Drama-teurs 7-8; Class Pin Committee 8; Senior Prom 7; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Cafeteria Committee 8; Track 1-3; College Prep; Stanford. DOROTHY. VERNE—Room Rep. 3. 4, 5; Halloween Dance Committee 6; May Fete Decoration Committee 7; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Chanters 8; Class Day Committee 8; Red Cross Rep 4; College Prep; Armed Forces. EARSLEY. GORDON—Chairman of Commencement Committee 9; Room Rep 8; Grantonian Reporter 7. 8; L.C.S. Committee 9; College Prep; Navy. activities EICHENBERGER. LORRAINE—Transferred from Abraham Lincoln High, San Jose. California; Graduating in seven terms; College Prep; U.S.C. ERNSTMEYER, CHARLENE—Grant Dramateurs 6-8; Girls' League Rep 4; Red Cross Rep 6; Girls' International 6-8; Scholarship Awards 1, 2; Wings 5; Girls' League Fire Squad 7. 8; Shorthand Award 7. 8; Senior Commencement Committee 8; Club Assembly 8; College Preparatory; O.S.C. EVANS. EDWARD G.—Les Orators 1-3; Grant Dramateurs 6. 7; Senior Prom Decorations Committee 7; Frosh Frolic 8; Grant Optimist Club 7. 8; Treasurer 7; Track Junior 1. 3. 5; Class Party Committee 8; Class Day Committee 8; Chanters 8; Class Pin Committee 8; College Prep; Stanford. FEENAUGHTY. JANET—View 7. 8; Sergeant-at-Arms 8; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8; Wings 6-8; Scholarship Award 2; Typing Award 7. 8; Red Cross Rep 8; Fire Squad 8; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Service Flag Committee 8; Picture Committee 8; College Prep; U. of O. FERRERA, ALBERT B., JR.—College Prep; U. of Wash. FEUERSTEIN, LORRAINE—Transferred irom Lincoln 4; Red Cross Rep 7; Migwan 6-8. Vice-President; Carolers 4; Grant Dramateurs 7; Dondelenguas 6. 7; College Prep; Undecided. FIEDLER. JOHN—Transferred from Salem High 3; Graduate in 7 terms; Room Rep 6; Civil Air Patrol; Clean-up Committee 6; Chanters 8; General; W.S.C. FILLINGER. RUSSELL—Transferred from Benson 3; Graduation in 7 terms; Faraday 5-7; Euclidian 7; Projection Crew 6. 7. Chief 7; Scholarship 6; College Prep; Reed. FINKE, STANLEY—Graduating 7 terms; Grant Dramateurs 5-7; Basketball 5; Bob Randolph Comes Home Broadcast 6; War Bond Committee 6; College Prep; U. of Wash. FOSTER, MARY LOU—Thalian 3-8; Sergeant-at-Arms 7, Secretary 8; Thalian Play 6, 7; War Bond Committee 7, 8; Budget Committee 7, 8; Rally Squad 7. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad 5-7; Room Rep 2, 4, 7; Girls' League Rep 1, 3, 8; Red Cross Rep 5; Halloween Dance Decoration Committee 6; College Prep; Undecided. Eichenborger Ernstmeyer Evans Feenaughty Ferrera Feuerstein Fiedler Fillinger Finite Foster ACTIVITIES FRANCIS, ROBERT M.—Member of U.S. Navy. GIBBS. ANITA J.—General. GILLETTE. SAM—Transferred from Hollywood High 3; Ass. Treasurer of Studont Body 6; Treasurer of Student Body 7; President of Student Body 8; Jr. Football 4-6; Letters 4-6; Jr. Basketball 5; Baseball 3-5; Track 7; Letter 7; Varsity Football 8; Royal G 7. 8; Philadorian 7. 8; College Prep; Navy. GORDON, DAVID W.—Red Cross Rep 3; Faraday 5-8; Vice-Pres. 6. Secretary 7. Pres. 8; Euclidian 5-8. Pres. 8; Scholarship Award 7; Click Camera Club 6-7; College Prep; U. of O. GREB, VICTOR R.—Room Rep 2; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8; Art Publicity Staff 8; Red Cross Rep 3; College Prep; Los Angeles School of Art. GRIFFIN, NANCY J.—Transferred from Washington Hi 3; Band 3. 4; Arch. 3, 4; Gulick 3, 4; Grant Dramateurs 6-8; 4-H Showcase 6. 7; General; O.S.C. HAMPTON. MARIEL—Transferred from The Catlin School 5; Glee 5; Pres, of Grant Red Cross 6; Girls' League Rep 6; Grant Dramateurs 6; Carolers 6; Choir 7; Triple Trio 7; Graduating in 7 terms; College Prep; Undecided. HANDEL. RON—Senior Class Pres. 8; Hi-Y 8; Scholarships 2-7; Fire Squad 4-8. Battalion Chief 8; Philadorian 4-8. Pres. 7; Sergeant-at-Arms 8; Masque and Gavel 4-8. Secretary 6. Vice-Pres. 7; Halloween Dance Committee 6; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 6; Service Awards 4. 5; Room Rep 4, 6; College Prep; Undecided. HANSEN, ELAINE—Class Gift Committee 8; Shorthand Award 7. 8; Red Cross Rep 2; College Prep; Oregon State. HARBAUGH. DON—Track 1, 5. 7; Football 6-8; Room Rep 3, 8; Grant Dramateurs 8; Seniors Gift Committee 8; Orchestra 1, 2; College Prep; Navy. HARDIN, MARY ANNE—Shorthand Award 7; College Prep; Undecided. HARRIMAN. BEVERLY—Valetudon 6; Girls' League Rep 3; Red Cross Rep 5; Poster and Decoration for School Drives; Charge of Clothing Style Show 7; College Prep; Undecided. ACTIVITIES HEALY. GERALDINE — Commencement Committee 8; Honor Girl 6; Grant Dramateurs 7. 8. Jr. 6; Girls' League Rep 5; Shorthand Awards 6. 7; Commencement Usher 7; College Prep; U. of O. HEFFELFINGER. GORDON PHILIP — Transferred from Central Collegiate, Moose law, Saskatchewan, Canada, Jan. 1944; General; Army. HENDERSON. MARY LOU—Orchestra 3, 6-8; Concert-mistress 6. 8; Freshman Reception Soloist 1; Carolers 2, 3; Grant Dramateurs 7; Thanksgiving Program 6. 8; Stringtrio 6; Scholarship Assembly 7; College Prep; Juliard School of Music. HICKOX. SHIRLEY—Grantonian Typist; Shorthand 7; General; O.S.C. HILL. CHERYL—Editor of Memoirs 8; Class officer of Jan. 45 class 8; Scholarship 7; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8. Vice-Pres. 8; View 6-8; Chresto 7. 8; Horizon 1. 2. 6. 7; Red Cros3 Rep. 2, 3; Grantonian Staff 6, 7; Chairman of Girls' League Style Show; College Prep; U. of W. HOLLABAUGH. ROY—Football 2-8. Jr. letter 2. 4. Varsity letter 6, 8; Basketball 4, 6; Commencement Committee; Senior Class Party; Royal G 6-8; Grant Dramateurs 8; Service Squad 7; Service Award 7; Senior Prom Dance Committee; Royal G Barn Dance Committee; College Prep; Oregon State. HOPKINS, GERALD—Varsity Football 8; Junior Football 5; Junior Basketball 6; Royal G 8; Transferred from Weiser. Idaho, 5; Graduating in seven terms; Army Air Corps HOYT. DONALD D.—Member of U.S. Army. JACKSON. ANiTA MAE—Vice-President ot Student Body 8; Secretary of the Girls' League 7; May Fete Princess 7; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Commencement Committee 8; Honor Girl 1; President of the 2nd term girls 2; Scholarship Award 7; Girls' International 3-8. Vice-President 7; Secretary of May Fete Dance Committee 7; College Prep; Scripps JACOBSEN. ROBERT L.—General. JOHNSON. PHYLLIS M.—Choir and Triple Trio 3-8; Grant Dramateurs 7. 8; KBPS Announcing 1, 7; Typing Award 1, 2; Girls' League Shows 3. 4. 7; Class Song and Colors Committee 8; College Prep; Undecided. Healy Hoffolfinger Henderson Hickox Hill Hollabaugh Hopkins Jackson Jacobsen Johnson. P. ACTIVITIES JOHNSON. ALBERT—General. Johnson. A. Johnson. R. JOHNSON. ROY—Scholarship 6-8; Room Rep 2; Football 2. 4; Choir 5-8; Red Cross Rep 5; College Prep; Oregon State. Johnston. Dorothy JOHNSTON. DOROTHY—Transferred from Washington High School 2; Frosh Frolic Program 8; Senior Class Day Committee 8; Senior Class Party Committee 8; Red Cross Rep 7; Carolers 5-8; Carolors Reception Decoration Committee 7; Typing Awards 1-4; Girls' League Fire Squad 5-7; L.C.S. Decorating Committee 8; College Prep; Scripps. Jones JONES. PAMELA—Chrestomathian 4-8; Chrestomathian football team 8; Reed. KAADT, DORIS—Typing Award 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Carolers 2. 8; Valetudon 8; Graduating in 7 terms; Senior Class Gift Committee 8; Red Cross Rep 2; College Prep; U. of O. Kaadt KAHLKE. WALT—Fire Squad 6. 7; Faraday 5-7; Football Kahlke 7; War Bond Committee 7; Graduating in 7 terms; College Prep; Navy. KEENEY. JESS—General. Keeney KERLEE. DONALD D.—Transferred from Lincoln 5; Graduate in 7 terms; Faraday 7; Orchestra 1-5; Scholarship Award 3. 4; Track 2; Portland Junior Symphony '43; General; Navy. Kerlee KILGORE, GLENDA—Graduated in 7 terms; Girls' Chorus 4; Carolers 5. 6; Choir 7; Girls' League Rep 5; Red Cross Rep 6; Transferred from McMinnville High 3; General; O.S.C. KING. ROBERT W.—General. Kilgore King A C T I V I T I E S KOCH. GEORGE—Glee Club 7; Choir 8; Frosh Frolic 8; Class Song and Colors Committee 8; Grant Dramateurs 7. 8; Band Show 7; Red Cross Rep 4; Freshman Reception 1; Stamp Club 1; College Prep; U. of O. KOWALS. JACK H.—Member of U.S. Navy. KRANE. JOEL—Scholarships 1-8; Track 3-5; Cross Country 6. Letter 6; Masque and Gavel 7, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Frosh Frolic 8; Masque and Gavel 8; May Fete Decoration Committee 7; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Tennis 1; Radio Broadcast 1; Navy Day Speech 8; College Prep; Undecided. LIVESAY. STANLEY—Member of U.S. Air Force. LODELL. ALAN—Euclidian 7. 8; Faraday 8; Band 1-6; Scholarship Awards 1-8; College Prep; Reed. LUTHER. JANET—President of the Third Term Girls; Honor Girl 5; Scholarships 1-5, 7; Room Rep 5; Girls' League Rep 2; Red Cross Rep 7, 8; Typing Award 4; Student Body Office 8; Ushered at Commencement 7; Shorthand Award 8; College Prep; Undecided. MACOMBER. BART — Scholarship Awards 1-3, 5-7; Masque and Gavel 7, 8. Treas. 8; Euclidian 5-8. Sec. 6. Pres. 7; Choir 4-8; Class Song and Color Committee Chairman 8; Frosh Frolic 8; Memoirs Business Manager 8; May Fete Committee 7; Stage Crew 2-4; College Prep; Undecided. MAGILL. DON V.—Junior Track 1, 5; Junior Football 6. Letter 6; Varsity Football 8; Senior Prom Refreshment Committee 7; College Prep; Undecided. MATHISON. ROBERT J.—Room Rep. 5; Fire Squad 7. 8. Battalion Chief 8; Frosh Frolic 8; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Memoirs Picture Committee 8; Dramateurs 7, 8; Red Cross Rep 3, 4; Track 2; Grantonian Reporter 8; College Prep; Oregon State. McAFEE. JAMES O.—Transferred from Benson Jan. '44; Graduated in 7 terms; General; Navy. McCUNTOCK, JIM—Advertising Manager 5-7; Halloween Dance Committee 7; Scholastic Art Award 7; War Bond Committee 6. 7; Pres, of Junior Dramateurs 7; Chairman Mayfete Dance, Concessions, Advertising 7; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8; Easter Program 7; Senior Prom Dance Chairman 7; Track, Junior 3-5, Varsity 7; College Prep; Army. McDERMOTT, DOROTHY — Vice-President of Senior Class; Rally Squad 7. 8; Thalian 6-8. Secretary 7, President 8; View 5-8. Sgt. at Arms 7; Carolers 2-7. Secretary 3. President 4. Treas. 7; Choir 8; Room Rep 8; Girls' League Rep 4; Frosh Frolic 8; View Book Drive. Chairman 8; College Prep; Undecided. Koch Krane Lodell Luther Macomber Magill Mathison McAfee McClintock McDermott Mills Mines Moore Murphy Neder Nelson Norby Olson Osborne Otto ACTIVITIES MILLS, HERMAN—Scholarships 4, 7; Red Cross Rep. 5; Grant Dramateurs 5, 6; Tennis 1. 3; Faraday 8; Granto-nian Prep; U. of O. MINEA. SHIRLEY—President of the Sixth Term Girls; Girls' League Rep. 8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Girls' League Fire Squad 7; Grant Dramateurs 8; Girls' League Fire Squad 7; Senior Prom Decorations Committee 7; Grantonian Business Staff 8; Senior Class Gift Committee 8; Commencement Usher 7; College Prep; U. of O. MOORE. TOM—Football 2. 4. 6. 8. Letter 4. 8; Track 1. 3; Grant Dramateurs 8; Euclidian 8; Red Cross Rep. 2; College Prep; Undecided. MUNTZEL, JOHN—Member of U.S. Marines. MURPHY, ALEX—Transferred Catholic Central 7; Hi-Y 7. 8; Royal G 7. 8; Football 8; Fire Squad 8. Captain 8; Philadorian 8; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Senior Prom Host Committee 7; Track 7. Letter 7; War Bond Committee 8; Student Body Cards 8; College Prep; Notre Dame. NATLAND. G. KENNETH—General. NEDER, CALVIN—Junior Football 2. Letter 2; Varsity Football 6-8. Letter 6-8; Royal G 6-8; Fire Squad 8; Chanters 8; Room Rep 5; Varsity Track 7; Barn Dance Committee 7; Class Day Committee 8; Red Cross Rep. 4; College Prep; U. of O. NELSON. A. ALLEN—Tennis 2, 4. 6, 8, Major Letter 4. 6, 8; Captain of Tennis Team 8; Junior City and Center Singles and Doubles Tennis Champion; Football 1, 3, 5, 7. Jr. Letter 1; Basketball 2, 4. 6; Track 2, 4. 6. 8; Royal G 4-9; Room Rep. 3; Service Award 3; Grant Dramateurs 8; College Prep; Oregon State. NORBY. MELVIN—Associate Editor of Memoirs 8; Scholarships 1-8; Track 4, 6; Senior Class Pin Committee 8; May Fete Decoration Committee 3; Frosh Frolic 8; Grant Optimists 6, 7; Navy Day Speech 8; College Prep; Navy. OLSON, SHIRLEY—Vice-President Eight Term Girls 8; Senior Picture Committee 8; Grantonian Artist 8; Wings 7. 8; Jr. Grant Dramateurs 7. Senior Dramateurs 8; Reg. War Bond Committee 6; Typing Award 5. 6; Tri-Y 3-5; Red Cross Rep 3. 4; College Prep; O.S.C. OSBORNE. KENNETH E—College Prep; ASTRP-Acer. OTTO, KENNETH—Stamp Club 2, 3; College Prep; O.S.C. ACTIVITIES PALFREY. LESLIE—Transferred from Washington 4th Term; View 5-8; Assembly 7. 8; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Girls' League Stage Crew 6; Fire Squad 7, 8; L.C.S. Decoration Committee 8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; War Bond Committee 6; College Prep; U. of O. ROSE. MAXINE—Vice-President of Seventh Term Girls 7; Girls' League Rep. 7; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8. Secretary 8; Committee of Girls' League Style Show 7; Girls' League Dance Refreshments Committee 8; Girls' League Fire Squad; Senior Class Gift Committee 8; Red Cross Rep 3. 4; College Prep; O.S.C. SAWYER. ROBERT H.—Football 2. 4. 6. 8. Letters 2. 4. 6. 8; Royal G 6-8; Track 1, Baseball 3; Service Club 3; May Fete Decoration Committee 7; Senior Program Refreshment Committee 7; Class Day Committee 8; Junior Grant Dramateurs 8; College Prep; O.S.C. SCHEIDEMAN. JANE—Girls' League Rep 2, 7; Student Body Office 7. 8; Grantonian Typist 7; Senior Class Gift Committee 8; Ushered at Commencement 7; General; Cadet Nurses. SCHEIDEMAN. JEAN—War Bond Committee 8; Class Gift Committee 8; Red Cross Rep. 8; Grantonian Typist 7; Ushered at Commencement 7; Glee 1; General; Undecided. SCHMIEDESKAMP. MARY ELLEN—Costume Crew 3. 4. 8; Service Awards; Shorthand Award 7; May Fete 5; Horizon A 1-3; General Course; Undecided. SCHMIT. DONALD—Scholarship Award; Clefs; College Prep; Navy. SCOTT. WILLIAM A.—Now attending U. of New Mexico under N.R.O.T.C. SEMLER. ANSA—Scholarship 5; Typing Awards 3-5; Student Body Office 6; Shorthand Awards 7; Valetudon 5; Grant Dramateurs 6. 7; College Prep; U. of California. SHIPLEY. JOHN—Room Rep 2; Red Cross 4, 5; Fire Squad 4-8; Euclidian 5; Football, Jr. 7. Varsity 8; Graduated in 7 terms; College Prep; Reed. SINGLETON. RICHARD C.—Philateli 1; Euclidian 4-7; Faraday 5-7; Click 6. 7, Vice-Pres. 7; Projection Crew 4-7; Typing Award 4; Red Cross Rep. 5; Graduate in 7 terms; College Prep; M.I.T. Palfroy Rose Sawyer Schiodoman. Jano Schiedeman. lean Schmiedeskamp Sehmit Semler Shipley Singleton Smith Spellman. I. Spellman. S. Stadelman Stahl Stater Stonoburg Storaasli Stout Thibodeau A C T I V I T I E S SMITH. DON—Masque and Gavel 7. 8; Sergeant-at-Arms 8; Polemic 3-8; Philadorian 4-8; Room Rep 4. 5. 7; Les Orators 1-3, Pres. 3; Master of Ceremonies May Fete Program 7; Finals, American Legion Oratorical Contest 7; Charter member of Grant Optimists 7; Assembly Committee 8; Frosh Frolic Committee. Co-Writer 8; College Prep; U. of O. SPELLMAN. JOANNE—Transferred from Stadium High, Tacoma. Wash.; College Prep; U. of W. SPELLMAN, SUZANNE LOIS—Girls' League Rep. 1. 8; Red Cross Rep. 6; Honor Girl 4; Typing Award 5; Wings 7. 8; Refreshment Committee for Co-ed Ball 8; Class Pin Committee 8; L.C.S. Decoration Committee 8; Style Show 7; War Bond Contact Committee 7; U.C.L.A. STADELMAN. MARIAN—Vice-Pres. of the First Term Girls; Choir 2-7; Triple Trio 6; War Bond Committee 6; Fire Squad 6; Girls' League Show 2; Grant Dramateurs 7. 8; Wings 7. 8; View 7. 8. Vice-President 8; College Prep; Undecided. STAHL. BARBARA — Shorthand Awards 6-8; Typing Award 5; Grantonian Typist 8; College Prep; U. of Ore. STATER, WAYNE J.—Fire Squad 3-7; Faraday 5-7; Les Orators 1-3; Room Rep. 1, 3, 5; Rod Cross Rep. 2; Hockey 1. 3. 5, 7, Letter 1, 3. 7; Junior Football 5; Junior Basketball 6, Letter 6; Basketball 7; Class Day Committee 7; College Prep; Stanford. STONEBURG, AUDREY—Band 2. 6. 7; Orchestra 1. 3-5; Girls' League Rep 1, 4; Shorthand Awards 6. 7; Typing Awards 3-5; Quirites 3-5; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Red Cross 5; College Prep; Undecided. STORAASLI. KEN—Room Rep. 1, 4. 5; Red Cross Rep. 6; Baseball 5. 7; May Fete Decorations 7; Senior Prom Decorations Committee 7; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Frosh Frolic 8; Grantonian Staff 8; College Prep; Marines. STOUT. SHIRLEY—Transfer from Yakima, Wash.. 4; Scholarships 4, 5, 7; Honor Girl 6; Girls' International 5-8; Dondelenguas 6-8; Pres. 8; Grant Dramateurs 7. 8, Secretary 7; Assembly Committee 8; Senior Prom Decorations Committee 7; Girls' League Show Wardrobe Committee 5. 7; Red Cross Rep. 6; U. of O. THIBODEAU, VALE—Room Rep. 3; Red Cross Rep. 1; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Honor Girl 4; Girls' League Rep. 8; Grant Dramateurs Jr. 8. Senior 8; Scholarships 1-6. 8; Valetudon 8; War Bond Committee 4; Girls' League Fire Squad 7; College Prep; U. of Wash. A C T I V I T I E S TOOMEY. JACK R.—Attending U. of O. TRACY. KEN—Royal G 6. 7; Varsity Track 6. Letter 6; Jr. Football 5. Letter 5; Varsity Football 7. 8. Letter 7, 8; Graduating in 7 terms; College Prep; Army Air Corps. TRACY. MARGIE—Transfer from Homedale High. Homodale. Idaho. 7; Graduating in 7 terms; Glee Club; Grant Dramateurs 7; College Prep; Normal. VEERLANDER. KARL E.—General. WAKEMAN. BRUCE—Glee Club 6; Dramateurs 7. 8; College Prep; Navy. WALTERS. ARTHUR—Hi-Y 5-8. President 8; Royal G 6-8; Football 2. 4. 6. 8, Junior letters 2-4, Varsity 6-8. Capt. 8; Fire Squad 5-8. Capt. 7. 8; Room Rep. 1. 8; Track 3. Letter 3; Senior Prom Decorations Committee 7; Barn Dance Band Committee 7; Class Day Committee 8; College Prep; U. of O. WASHBURN. FRANK M.—Member of Army Air Corps. WATKINS. MARJORIE—Glee 1; War Bond Committee 6; Rally Squad 7, 8; Halloween Dance Decoration Committee 6; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Chanters 6; Home Nursing Award 6; First Aid Award 6; Service Award Committee 8; General; O.S.C. or U. of O. WEATHERLY. SUE—Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; View 4-8; Typing Award 3; Honor Girl 4; Vice-Pres. 5th Term Girls; Scholarship Award 6; Senior Announcement Committee 8; Decoration Committee L.C.S. 8; Room Rep. 6; Class Pin Committee 8; U. of Wash. WEBBER. JEANNE EDNA—Choir 4-8; Section Leader 8; Carolers 2. 3; Triple Trio 8; Girls' League Rep. 4; Red Cross Rep. 5; Cafeteria Board 8; Class Song and Colors Committee 8; Wardrobe Committee 8; College Prep; U. of Wash. WEINZIRL. BARBARA—Girls' League Rep. 5; Scholarships 1. 2. 7; Typing Award 6; Horizon Club 1-3; Senior Class Pin Committee 8; War Bond Contact Committee 5. 8; Girls' League Decoration Committee 5; L.C.S. Decoration Committee 8; Style Show 7; College Prep; Whitman. Toomey Tracy. K. Tracy. M. Voorlande: Wakoma.i Waltors Watkins Weatherly Webber Weinzir! ACTIVITIES Wiederhom Wilkins Williams Winkler WIEDERHORN. ALAN—Ice Hockey 6. 8; Jr. Football 4; Frosh Frolic 8; Band 1-3; Radio Broadcast 1; College Prep; Navy. WILKINS. JANET—Tri-Y 8; Club Assembly 8; Valetudon 8; Red Cross 3; Thespians 4. 5; May Fete Committee 5; German Club 7; Glee 3; Freshman Reception 1; College Prep; Nurse's Training. WILLIAMS. BONNIE—Tri-Y 7. 8, Vice-Pres. 8; Club Assembly 8; Valetudon 7; May Fete Committee 7; College Prep; O.S.C. WINKLER, EARL—Band 1-7; Orchestra 5-7; Scholarship 1-7; Clefs 4-6; Track 1. 3; May Fete Committee 7; Now attending U. of Wash. ZOLLINGER, BETTY—Choir 6-8, Carolers 2, 3. 5, award 5; Clefs 6-8. Secretary 8; Grant Dramateurs 7. 8; Girls' League Fire Squad 7. 8; Girls' League Show 7; Scholarship 1, 4, 5. 6. 7; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Class Song and Colors Committee 8; Grantonian Business Staff 8; Wardrobe Committee 8; College Prep; Oregon. CUTHBERT, PETE—Band 3. 4; Clefs 6. 7; Art Publicity Staff 7; Dramateurs 7; Cross Country Track 7; War Bond Rep. 4; Senior Prom Committee 6; Memoirs Program 7; Graduating in 7 terms; College Prep; Navy. Zollinger Cutbbert 1 Big jokel 2 What's so funny? 3 Sammy with redheads 4 Fuzztops 5 Winking? 6 Feet getting cold? 7 Dorothy and Co. 8 Could they be seniors? 9 Oh. you kidl 10 How romanticl 11 B.M.O.C. 12 That's mel 13 The Glamour group 14 Sad sacks 15 Aren't we cutel CLASS SONG January '45 U. S. Grant we sing to thee. School of blest integrity. Ever will you teach a lesson. Of democracy. Cherished mem'ries we will prize. Of the Blue and Gray, January '45 will bring honor to thee we Hail to Grant High, Her name will ever gleam. Hail to Grant High, She will remain supreme. Hail to our friends. We challenge all, let others strive. In vain to excel the Class of January '45. pray. Music by Bart Macomber Goorge Koch Words by Betty Zollinger Jeanne Webber (I TJomoxxow id outd . . . CLASS OF JUNE '45 Me woxk jot JucceJJ • • IAN. '46 %Ve dedicate to Qxant JUNE • • Out pledge to happine44 T)ke Spirit o Qxant JUNE '47 . . . IAN. '48 3o% we have juit begun ' ,UNE -48 BAND Patty Beaton Mary Lou Foster Sue Mercer Dorothy McDermott Bev Hevener Margery Watkins Phil Newell John Supple Ray Staub RALLY SQUAD s p o R T S N A P S 1 Good form 2 Officials 3 The juniors 4 Women playing football? 5 Go get 'em! 6 The G-men 7 Nice plaid shirts 8 Sourpuss 9 Hi. captainl 10 Who do you think you are? 11 Hey. you kids! 12 Oh. for a swim 13 Rugged? 14 Entertainer 15 Good advertisement 16 Catch itl 17 Here we are again FOOTBALL To most football fans Grant had the team to watch this year. Players like Walters, Davis, Stillwell, Neder, and Withers formed a nucleus for a powerful combination, which the brain behind the brawn, provided by Coach Jerry Lillie, convicted into baffling plays that kept the opposing teams seeing double all season long. The Generals in their well oiled T, piloted alternately by Gabriel and Hollabough, ran roughshod over all early opposition. Their first test came when the Bald Eagle and company traveled to Washington easily to defeat the Colonials, 13-2. Then in rapid fire order the mighty Blue and Gray tidal wave rolled over Jefferson 19-0, Franklin 26-13, Commerce 38-7, Benson 21-0, and Lincoln 21-0. From there on it looked as though the Grant eleven would have smooth sailing, with only the Roughriders of Roosevelt standing between the G-men and a repeat performance of last year’s city championship. It was here that Grant struck a snag. In a rough, hard fought game, the two teams battled it out amid the mud of the Multnomah stadium with the city championship hanging in the balance. Lady Luck frowned upon the Generals, and when the final whistle was blown, the score stood Roosevelt 6, Grant 0. Nevertheless, Grant finished in such a close second that only those six points separated them from a first place berth. With seven first and second string letter men returning and with a championship junior squad to draw from. Grant supporters are waiting for another chance in 1945. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Congratulations are in order for Grant high school's junior football team who walked away with its second straight city football title last fall. The entire student body is proud of them and their fine coach, Mr. James Torson, and grateful for upholding athletic standards of the school. Assistant Bob Landerholm Left End Don Stamm Right End Alex Murphy Left Tackle Bob Sawyer Right Tackle Calvin Neder Center ★ All-City Team Art Walters Left Half i ZZ A f JolF!Ll n i , - w 3 9 N! ; A A 6 V zt z? 1 Horo cornea ono 29 Grid ace 2 There's my man 30 Jeif refugee 31 Bolween classe 32 Skow and Co. 33 y v 3 F,«� hi r i 5 Really, boys 33 He's cutel ,£� 6 Now here we have 7 Umm. boy! 8 Well, well !? 9 F uzz 10 Shy Typo 11 Spider 12 Guoss who 13 Pals 14 Smile 15 Where's Jim? 16 How daro you! 17 English or history? 18 What's cooking? 19 Priority 20 Oo-la-la 21 Nice company. Windy! 22 Plaids 23 Cute dog 24 Pajama party 25 Oh.Mary 28 Irium 1 Scouts 2 Say. prunes! 3 Staroyos 4 Einstein Macombcr 5 Hi. Mr. Schulz 6 Day dreaming 7 Big smile. Bob! 8 Ipana 9 Dating 10 Pulchritude 11 P.L.P. 12 The oomph girls 13 Ears 14 O.A.O. 15 Smoothio! 16 Dean 17 Man shortago 18 Going my way 19 Gerry 20 Pause that refreshes 21 On the frail 22 A'Stamp 23 Oh. gee' 24 Want a ride? AUTOGRAPHS ■