Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1947 volume:

ftRTS FOREVER BE WE ARE THE FUTURE OF THE NATION CLAIM THE’NAME FOREVER THE CLASS OF JANUARY '47 7 W JOToh vn buy c V ° V, w) ccc 10 T , .. . iTTc HOOL 1 r k 'yj n • «• :. ±s � ', l |Tj? --■— r- -j t r}h P r?1 i ±. —v '. - ■ A 14 tm toft r J! . I «i ■ t • r — I Ta? ; Ut u� r - ■ m 'i rajs autw ' .- v ■ WCft , MI MV s BY-THE JA RY CL. :go] —7--------5 : ft JR To our Oregon and the strength of its rivers, the stately grandeur of mighty firs, to the eternal fortitude of its coastline and the majestic dignity of towering mountains, we, the class of January 1947, dedicate this Memoirs. May we gain strength and hope from the beauty which surrounds us. We shall then walk forward with courage, as did those first pioneer builders. Ve , tope; os much ivrx 'I'O hcwe, bp©a haJ� f kuck LoH I Anne, Ccjvt ” (k. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Recently, the people ot the United States and their Allies fought and won a great war. With vision and determination they worked together to achieve this end. And yet they are lagging far behind in the program to reconvert their industrial and political machines to the pursuit of peace. Is it not a sad commentary on our civilization that the same people with the same characteristics and abilities who won the war, seem incapable of coping with the problems which have arisen as a result of that success? You, the members of the January Class of 1947, are in a sense unigue. You are the last January Class. You may mark the end of an era. And yet, like all the classes that have gone before, you are come to the end of your High School Days. You too are faced with reconversion. 6 As a member oi the student body of the U. S. Grant High School, you have learned with vision and determination to work together to achieve your objectives. You have repeatedly demonstrated this in your class, your club, and your team work. As you leave this great institution, may you take with you that which you have learned here. May you successfully apply it to the new problems that daily confront you. May your personal reconversion be short; may your future be long, pleasant, and prosperous. 7 V Assistant vice-principal, dean of girls—these are Miss Elizabeth McGaw’s official titles, but she is equally well known as friend and counselor of all. Combining experience and understanding, she has gained the respect and affection of all who have met her. As vice-principal, Mr. C. E. Scott has charge of school activities and'executive details as well as of boys' attendance and discipline. Well liked and respected, he performs his duty firmly and justly. THE OFFICE STAFF 8 Miss Helen Barley Mrs. Ellen Pierson 11 Lois Hough Ernie Greer Student Body Vice-President Athletic Representative EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FALL 1946 Eugene Moody Student Body Treasurer Virginia Norman Student Body Secretary Darle Hermann Art Publicity Chairman Dave Palmer Senior Class President Larry Larson Service Representative Kathleen Kinder Grantonian Editor Eva Moore Girls' League President Chuck Allen General Council President EXECUTIVE COUNCIL GENERAL COUNCIL GIRLS’ LEAGUE AND TERM OFFICERS 13 GIRLS’ LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Mr. Colton Meek Marie Churchill Opal Hamilton Edward McDowell Ann Case Beverly Colwell Martha Piper Dave Palmer Thomas Shaw THURSDAY ACTIVITY COMMITTEE Helen Findley Mike Haggerty Caroline Hansen Bill Hayes Eva Moore CAFETERIA COMMITTEE Augustus Wagner Dick Durham Caroline Hansen Larry Larson 14 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Art Work—Miss Irene Wuest, Lucille Langley Photographers—Baker Studios, Mr. Charles Conkling, Dick Gilkie, Bill Snow Miss Libbie Krichesky, Advisor James, Kerns and Abbott, Printers, Lithographers, Binders Feature Editor—Janet Job. Assistant Editor—Vaun Butler. MEMOIRS STAFF Editor- Lea Mae Mesher Assistant Editor—Vaun Butler Feature Editor—Janet Job Business Manager- Albert Bullier Sports—Steve Laughton Staff, seated, left to right: Vaun Butler, Lea Mae Mesher. Standing: Steve Laughton, Janet Job, A1 Bullier, and Eva Lamfrom. Editor—Lea Mae Mesher. Business Manager—Albert Bullier. Members of the Memoirs Contact Committee are, left to right, back row: Clara Beth Billingsley, Don Handewith, Tom Newell, Gordon Scott, Bill Corvallis, Jerry Petersen, Jack LeFors, Ray Bozlee. Front row: Martha Piper, Mary Francis Jones, Paula Hagedorn, Beverli Elrey, Albert Bullier, Peggy Utz, Joan Simons, Jackie Fisher, Eva Lamfrom. Frosh at the Frolic? Queen Sally Palmer and King George Marandos with Prexy Dave FROSH FROLIC 'Kinder at the Bat’ The Boys ? Three Little Girls in Blue” ABELSON. JANET O.S.C. BAILEY. RICHARD Transferred from Benson 6; Announcement Committee; O.S.C. BARBOUR. DOROTHY Scholarship Award 6; Apems 6. 7; Dondelenquas 4, 5; Minute Maid 2, 5, 6; Girls' League Rep. 4; Red Cross Rep. 3; Girls' Glee 2, Carolers 3; Fifth Term Party Committee; Graduating in seven terms; Pasadena Junior College. BEBEE. RUTH Graduating in 7 terms; Red Cross Rep. 1; Service Squad 3; Mortar Board Refreshment Committee 7; Symposium 6; Grant Drama-teurs 7. ALLEN. CHUCK T. Band 2; Glee Club 2. 3, Choir 5, 8; President General Council 8; Junior Football and Letter 2, 4; Varsity Football 6, 8; State Cham pionship Team '46; Room Rep. 4, 6. 8; Red Cross Rep. 3. 5; Service Squad 8; Royal G. 8; O.S.C. AUSTIN. JANICE Transferred from Queen Anne. Seattle, Jan. '45; Masque and Gavel 3-8; Chresto 5-8. Secretary 7, football 8; Service Squad 7, 8; Pep 7, 8; Senior Prom Decoration Committee; Wings 5-8; Red Cross Rep. 7; Commencement Committee; Decoration Committee for Senior Prom; U. of O. BALDWIN. GEORGE NEIL Faraday 7, 8. President 8; Stalwarts, Charter Member 3-6; Stage Crew 5; Grantonian Staff Photographer 6, 7; Memoirs Staff Photographer 7; May Fete Dance Committee 7; Club Dance Committee 7; Junior Prom Committee 5; Junior Dramateurs 6; Senior Prom Committee 7; O.S.C. BAMBERY. JIM R. Baseball 1, 3, 5, 7, Letter 3, 7; Football 4, 6, 8. Letter 4; Royal G. 7. 8; Room Rep. 4; Red Cross 6, 8; Service Squad 8; Senior Prom Clean-up Committee 7; Ice Hockey 6, 7. 8; Basketball 6; Junior Dramateurs 7; O.S.C. BATES. BARBARA Transferred from Girls Polytechnic 3; Glee 4; Tri-Y 5, Welcome Committee 5; Grant Dramateurs 6, 7; Costume Committee Easter Assembly 7; Commencement Usher 7; Grantonian Typist 8; O.S.C. BAUER. L. RUSSELL Room Rep. 2; Service Squad 8; Junior Prom Decorations Committee 6; Senior Prom Committee 7; Varsity Football 8; Manager Track 3; Orchestra 3. 4; U. of O. BILLINGSLEY. CLARA B. Transferred from Abilene, Texas, 4; Typing Award 5; Scholarship Award 6; Asst. Red Cross Rep. 6; Honor Girl 7; Girls' League Rep. 8; Term Vice-President 8; Chairman Class Will Committee 8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Abilene Christian College. BITAR. MARY Scholarship Award 4; Wings4-8, Sgt.-at-Arms 7, Secretary 8; Clefs 4-8; Girls' League Rep. 2, 3, 7; Minute Maid 4; Girls' League Style Show 8; Carolers 8; Junior Prom Assembly 6; Typing Awards 5, 6; Mortar Board Door Committee 4. 6, 8; Marylhurst College. 20 BOSCH. KEN Room Rep. 1; Grant Dramateurs 8; Senior Class Day Committee 8. BOZLEE, RAY E. Service Squad 4-8; Grant Dra-mateurs 7, 8; Room Rep. 7; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Track 5-7; Football 6; Frosh Frolic Committee and Assembly 8; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 5; Senior Prom Decoration and Cloak Room Committees 7; Memoirs Assembly 8; O.S.C. BRENNAN. DONNA MARY Thalian 8; Chresto 8; Service Squad 6-8; Chairman of Class Party 8; Scholarship Award S. 7; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8; Senior Prom Ticket Committee 7; Frosh Frolic and Memoirs Assembly 8; Red Cross Rep. 3; Junior Prom Publicity Committee 7; U. of O. BROWN. BARBARA Scholarship 1-8; Girls' League Rep. 3; Euclidean 3-5; Red Cross Rep. 5; Typing Awards 3-5; Shorthand Awards 7; Horizon 1-8, Treasurer 1, Vice-President 7; Class Gift Committee 8; Reed. DUPUY, HOWARD M., Jr. Orchestra 1; Band 2; Track 4; U. of O. BULLIER. ALBERT Hi-Y 5-8, Vice-President 8; Track 3, 5, 7. Letter 5, 7, Captain 7, Tim Allen Award 7; Royal G 5-8; Philadorian 6-8; Service Squad 5-8, Fire Squad Captain 6, Chief 8; Football 8, State Championship Team '46; Chairman Class Day Committee 8; Business Manager Memoirs 8; Scholarship 3; Masque and Gavel 8; U. of O. BUTLER. VAUN Transferred from Jefferson 5; Asst. Editor Memoirs 8; Circulation Manager Grantonian 6; Asst. Circulation Manager Grantonian 5; Reporter 5; Quill and Scroll 8; Room Rep. 8; Class Gift Committee 8; U. of O. CASEY. PAUL HENRY Projection Crew 1-8; Camera Club 3-8; Traffic Squad 1-3; Scientia 4, 5; Red Cross Rep. 2, 3; Room Rep. 1; Minute Man 5; Public Relations Rep. 7; U. of British Columbia. COLE. BEVERLY Quirites 6, 7; Scholarship 2-7; Red Cross Rep. 7; Caieteria Service Squad 6; Fifth Term Girls Party Publicity Committee 5; Minute Maid 2; Graduating in seven terms; Reed. COLGROVE. JANICE Grant Dramateurs 5; O.S.C. CORVALLIS. BILL Hi-Y 7, 8; Philadorian 7, 8. President 8; Rod and Reel 7, 8; Royal G 4-8, Royal G Barn Dance Committee 5. 6; Fire Squad 4-8, Captain 5, 6; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Football 4, Junior Letter 4; Varsity Baseball. 1, 3. 5, 8, Varsity Letter 3. 5, 8; Junior Prom Committee 7. COX. ARDATH MAXINE Junior Prom Committee 6; Fifth Term Girls Party Committee 5; Scholarship Award 1-3. 5, 6; Red Cross Rep. 2; Graduating in seven terms; College at Seoul, Korea. DALE. BEVERLY To graduate from Grosse Pointe High School. Michigan; Member of G.A.A.; O.S.C. DEAN. JAMES HENRY KIRK Chanters 4; Choir 6-8. DICKEY. BETTY Chairman Senior Class Announcement Committee 8; Term Vice-President 4; Carolers 3-5, Award 5; Glee 1, 2; Wings 4, 5; May Fete Court 1; Honor Girl 6; Red Cross Rep. 7; Gran-tonian Typist 5; Girls' League Rep. 4; Willamette University. DICKSON. NANCY LEE Graduating in seven terms; Girls International Jr. 1-3; Wings 3-5; Dondelenguas 7; Fourth Term Party Committee 4; Girls' Glee 2, Chanters 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee 6; U. of O. EDDY. DONALD Graduating in six terms; Euclidean 4-6; Quirites 4-6; Symposium 5; Scholarship 2-5; Minute Man 4; O.S.C. EKSTROM. JO ANN Girls' League Rep. 8; Minute Maid 7; Sixth Term Girls Party; Art Club 6-8; Art Award 7; O.S.C. ELREY. BEVERLI Wings Club 5-8; Service Squad 7, 8; Term President 2; Junior Rally Squad 2. 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 6; Senior Prom Ticket Committee 7; Senior Class Day Committee 8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8, Memoirs Assembly 8; Girls' League Rep. 2, 5; U. of O. ENDRESEN. HENRYETTA S. Typing Award 6; Wash. State. WHITMAN. NEIL In Service. FISHER. JACQUELYN LEE Thalian 4-8, Vice-President 8; G.I. 4-8, Treasurer 8; Wings 4-8; Term President 8; Carolers 3-7, Choir 8; Decoration Committee Senior Prom; Girls' League Rep. 5; Class Picture Committee; Memoirs Contact Committee; Service Squad 6-8; U. of O. GABRIEL. W. WILLIAM Hi-Y 3-8; Philadorian 5-8, Sgt.-at-Arms; Royal G 3-8, Barn Dance Committee 5. 7; Rod and Reel 7. 8; Fire Squad 3-8, Captain 5, 6; Football 2, 4, 6, 8. Junior Letter 2, Varsity Letter 4, 6, 8, State Championship Teams '45, '46; Baseball 3, 5, 7, Varsity Letters 3, 5, 7, All-American Game 5, 7; O.S.C. GIGANDET, PATRICIA A. Scholarship 1-6; Grantonian Reporter 5, 6; Tri-Y 3-7; Chairman Class Prophecy Committee; Typing Award 7; Service Squad 7; Graduating in seven terms; U. of Wash. 22 GISH. JAMES Transferred from Roosevelt High, Minneapolis, Minn. 5; Varsity Football 6-8; Class Day Committee 8; Senior Prom Committee 7; Junior Prom Committee 6; Hockey Team 7; U. of O. GRAVES. DALE Track 8; Navy. HAGEDORN. PAULA Transferred from Franklin 4; Term President 7; Term Vice-Presidents; Announcement Committee 8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Wings 7, 8; Minute Maid 6; Girls' League Rep. 5; Typing Award 5, 6; Junior Prom Ticket Committee 6; Willamette. HALL. DICK O.S.C. HALTERMAN. GLEN MARIE Sixth Term Girls' Party; Frosh Frolic Committee; Art Club 6-8; O.S.C. HANDEWITH. DON Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Red Cross Rep. 6; Public Relations Rep. 8; U. of Portland. HEATHERINGTON. ELVA L. Public Relations Rep. 8; Choir 6-8, Carolers 5, Girls' Glee 2; Christmas Program 6, 8; Spring Festival 7; Junior Prom Clean-up Committee 6; Class Prophecy Committee 8; O.S.C. HIEB. JOHN A. Track 3, 5-8; Letter 6; U. of Portland. HILLS. JOAN Horizon 1-8, Secretary 3. Treasurer 4, Vice-President 5, President 6; Quill and Scroll 7, 8, Secretary 8; Business Manager Grantoman 8; Editor Under the Mistletoe publication 8; Wings 3-5; Capt. Girls' Volleyball Team 7; Senior Class Pin Committee 8; Girls' League Rep. 3; Granton-ian Reporter 8; Scandal Sheet Reporter 7; Lewis and Clark. HOMER. ROBERT L. Scholarships 4. 6; Traffic Squad 1-5, Captain 3, 4, Asst. Chief 5; Service Squad 6, 7: Track 6; Click Camera Club 3-6; Faraday Club 5-7; Symposium 6. 7; In Charge of Lost and Found 7; Band 2. HOUGH. LOIS Vice-President of Student Body 8; Rally Squad 7, 8; Service Squad 6-8; Chresto 3-8; Clefs 3-5, 8; Term Vice President 2; Scholarship 1, 2. 4; Junior Prom. Senior rrbm: Decoration Committee 6. 7; Senior Prom Style Show 4; Horizon 1-8, Vice-President 6, President 8; Julliard. HRASKY. BETTY Minute Maid 5, 6; Red Cross Rep. 8; Shorthand Awards 6, 7. HUTCHINSON. DORIS M. Cap and Gown Committee 8. JOB. JANET ELENE Scholarship 1-8, Fletcher Award 3. 4; Girls International 3-8, President 8, Football 4. 8; Tha-lian 3-8. Secretary 8; Grant Dramoteurs 7, 8, Secretary 8. Memoirs Assembly 8; Feature Editor Memoirs 8; Junior Prom, Senior Prom; Commencement Committee; Honor Girl 1; U. of O. or O.S.C. JONES. MARY FRANCIS Term Vice-President 7; Choir 4-8, Card Committee Librarian 8; Scholarship 6; Girls' League Rep. 2. 5. 7; Red Cross Rep. 1. 3, 4-‘ Mortar Board Decoration Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Memoirs Contact Committee; Choir Award 7; Art School. KEHOE. PATRICIA Horizon 1-8, Treasurer 4, Secretary 6, O.S.C. KELLER. MILTON H. Senior Prom Band Committee 7; Minute Man 7; Varsity Baseball 5; Basketball 4; U. of Portland. KINDER. KATHLEEN V. Thalian 3-8, President 8, Play 7; Baseball 5; Thanes 1( 2; Gran-tonian 6-8, Feature Editor 7, Editor-in-Chief 8; Chresto 3-8, Football 4, 6. 8, co-Captain 8; Dramoteurs 7, 8. Wardrobe Crew 8; Minute Maid 7; Commencement Usher 7; Frosh Frolic Assembly and Memoirs Assembly 8; O.S.C. or U. of O. KNOX, MARY ELLEN Feature Editor of Grantonian 8; Quill and Scroll 7, 8. Vice-President 8; Wings 4-7; Scholarship 2; Girls' League Rep. 5, 7; Red Cross Rep. 3, Freshman Girls’ Style Show 6; Chairman Art Publicity Committee, Senior Prom 7; Horizon Club 1-8, Sgt-at-Arms 3, Treasurer; U. of O. KOLETSON, LUCILE Vice-President of Senior Class 8; Rally Squad 7, 8; Wings 4-8; Chresto 6, 7, 8; Mixer 7, 8; Pep 7, 8; Red Cross Rep. 1, 3, 4; Room Rep. 2, 7; Term President 4; Princess of Coed Ball 2; O.S.C. LAMFROM, EVA Girls International 3-8, Sgt.-at-Arms 7, Vice-President 8, Football 4. 6, 8; Wings 4-7; Grant Dramateurs 5-8, Vice-President 6; Scholarship 1-3, 5, 6, 8; Room Rep. 2; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Senior Prom Art Publicity Committee; Carolers 7, 8, Treasurer 8; Class Song Committee 8. LANGLEY. LUCILLE Red Cross Rep. 1; Cafeteria 3, 4; Student Body Office 5, 6; Art Publicity Staff 6, 7, 8;; Art Club 4, 5, 6; Class Song 8; Memoirs Artist 8; May Fete Stage Decorations 6; Christmas Stage Decorations 6, 7; Choir 7, 8; Los Angeles Art Center. LAUGHTON. CHARLES S. Jr. Junior Football 2-4, Letter 4. Varsity 6-8, Letter 6-8, State Championship Teams '45, '46; Philadorian 8: Mixer 6-8; Memoirs Sports Editor 8; Junior Track 3-5, Letter 5, Varsity 7, Letter 7; Junior Basketball 4; Chairman Senior Prom Door and Ticket Committee 7; Scholarships 2-8; Royal G 6-8; O.S.C. LeFORS, JACK Room Rep. 2, 3. 5; Rod and Reel 7, 8; Service Squad and Fire Squad 3-8; Hi-Y 5-8, Secretary 8; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Football 4, 6; Track 5, 7; Senior Prom Refreshment Committee; Frosh Frolic 8; Memoirs Contact Committee. LODEWICK. WALTER H. Projection Crew 1-8, Chief 6, 7, 8; Stage Crew 2-8, Chief 6; Sound Crew 6, 7, 8. LOMASH. RUTH Scholarship 6; Carolers 5-8; Girls' League Rep. 2; Red Cross Rep. 3; German Club 2; Graduating in seven terms; O.S.C. LOWEN. EVELYN Graduating in seven terms; French Club 5; Scholarship 5; German Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 6; Lewis and Clark. LUCE. ETHLYN Room Rep. 1, 4; Girls' League Rep. 3, 8; Public Relations Rep. 6; Horizon Club 2-6; Euclidian 3-5; Migwan 3-5; Quirites 5; Scholarship 3; Minute Maid 5; Chairman Senior Class Pin Committee; U. of Wash. McCABE. BARBARA Secretary of Senior Class; Chairman of Frosh Frolic; Term President 5; Honor Girl 7; Girls International 6-8; Scholarships 1, 2; Junior Prom Patrons Committee 6; Girls' League Rep. 5; Cafeteria Board 8; U. of O. McCALL. MARILYN Wings 3-7; Grant Dramateurs 6. 7; Wardrobe Crew; Service Award; Room Rep. 2; Minute Maid 5; Junior Prom Clean-up Committee; Willamette. McCreary, betty june Glee 3, Chanters 4; Tri-Y 4, 5; Horizon 5-8, Sgt.-at-Arms 7, Treasurer 4, 5; Invitation Committee Sixth Term Girls Party; Usher for Commencement 7; Class Will Committee 8; Mr. Scott's office. McKEEVER. BARBARA Scholarship Awards 1, 2; Art Club, 3-7, Charter Member 3, Secretary 5; Apems 6, 7; Wings 2, 3; Service Award 6; Red Cross Rep. 6; Girls' League Traffic Squad 2; May Fete Stage Decoration Committee 6; Graduating in seven terms; Lewis and Clark College. McKinney, lila jean Scholarship 1-6; Girls' League Rep. 2; Junior Prom Committee 6; French Club 6; Typing Awards 3, 4, 5; Shorthand Awards 6; Service Award 4; Graduating in seven terms; O.S.C. MANN. LOUISE Public Relations Rep. 7; Wings 4-8; Clefs 4-8, Vice-President 8; May Fete Program 5; Junior Prom Advertising Committee and Assembly 6; Mortar Board Decoration and Door Committee 6; Choir 2-8, Award 7; Room Rep. 1, 5; Girls' League Rep. 2, 4, 6; O.S.C. MARTIN. MARILYN JEAN Chresto 6-8, Historian 8; Clefs 7, 8, Decoration Committee for Dance 8; Wings 6-8; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8; Wardrobe Crew 8; Fire Squad 6-8; Red Cross Rep. 3, 7; Room Rep. 2, 6; Girls' League Rep. 4; Frosh Frolic Committee and Assembly 8; O. S. C. or U.of Wash. MASSION. NANCY Wings 4-8, Sgt.at-Arms 6; Chresto 7, 8, Treasurer 8, Football 8; Mixer 7, 8; Service Squad 7, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Committee for sixth and seventh term girls parties; Junior Prom Assembly 6; Usher at Commencement; Red Cross Rep. 6. 7; Mortar Board 6; U. of O. or O.S.C. MATHEWS. BILL Track 1-3; Tennis 5-7; Basketball 6-8; U. of O. or Gonzaga. MAYER. KLOH-ANN Transferred from Washington 7; Room Rep.. Secretary of General Council 8; Thalian 7. 8, Treasurer 8; Girls International 7. 8; Grant Dramateurs 7. 8; Service Squad 8; Class Party Entertainment Committee 8; Class Day Committee 8; Minute Maid 7; U. of O. MAYR. VIRGINIA Wings 4-8; Art Club 6-8; Horizon 1-4; Tri-Y 5, 6; Scholarship 1-3; Honor Girl 4; Ushered at Commencement 7; Art Award 7; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Junior Dramateurs 7; O.S.C. MENTZER. BONNIE JEAN Transferred from Jefferson 3; Glee 3, Carolers 4, 5, 6; Graduating in seven terms. MESHER. LEA MAE Scholarship 1-8; Memoirs Editor 8; Grantonian Editor 7, Asso ciate Editor 6, Reporter 5; Quill and Scroll, President 8. Sgt.-at-Arms 7; Honor Girl 3; Red Cross Rep. 2; Junior Prom Publicity and Assembly Committee 6. Service Award 7; Typing Award 5; U. of Wash. MOSES. VIRGINIA Rally Squad 7, 8; Room Rep. 6; Girls' League Rep. 5; Service Squad 6-8; G. A. A. 4-8. Secretary 4, 5, Grantonian Reporter 6, 8. President 7; Honor Girl 2; Varsity Tennis Team 3. 5. 7; Scholarship 1-8; Chairman Senior Prom Clean-up Committee 7; Class Color Committee 8; O.S.C. MOSS. ELEANOR R. Senior Class Prophecy Committee 8; Service Squad 8; Wings 3-6; Horizon 1-3; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8; Pan-American Club, Charter Member 2-5; Typing Award 5; Grantonian Typist 8; Memoirs Assembly 8; O.S.C. or U. of O. MURPHY. PAUL V. Transferred from Columbia Prep; Football 7, Varsity Letter 7; Service Squad 7; Royal G 7; Rod and Reel 7; Philadonan 7; Stanford. NEWELL. THOMAS C. Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Class Gift Chairman 8; Senior Prom Band Committee 7; Junior Prom Committee 6; Junior Football 4; Varsity Football 6, 8; U. of O. PALMER. DAVE President of Senior Class; Yell Leader 8, Service Squad 8; Scholarship 3; Masque and Gavel 7, 8, Treasurer 8; Grant Dramateurs 5-7, President 5, Sgt.-at-Arms 6, 7; Clefs 4 8, Treasurer 6, President 7; Assembly Committee 8; Football 4, 6, Junior Letter 4; Room Rep. 4, 7; O.S.C. PARSONS. EARLE Transferred from Hollywood High, California 8; Chicago U. PETERSEN. C. GERALD Treasurer of Senior Class 8; Yell Leader 8; Room Rep. 5, 7; Pep Club 7, 8, President 8; Clefs 6, 8, Sgt.-at-Arms 7; Service Squad 6-8, Fire Squad Chief 8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Junior Prom Committee 6; Junior Dramateurs 7, Secretary 7; Track 6. 7. 26 PIPER. MARTHA Scholarship 1-8; Honor Girl 1; Secretary of Girls' L,eague 7; Term President 1; View 3-8, Treasurer 7, President 8; Tha-lian 3-8; Chairman of Junior Prom and Senior Prom Decoration Committee 6, 7; Girls' League Rep. 3, 8; Class Day Committee 8; Service Squad 7. 8; Willamette. RHODE. DELORES Shorthand Award 8; Class Will Committee 8; Mr. Scott’s Office 8. SALING, BOB Service Squad 7, 8; Varsity Basketball, Letter 7; Mixer 7, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Intramural Basketball 6-8; Royal G 7, U. of O. SIMONS. JOAN Term President 3; Honor Girl 4; Girls International 3-8; View 5-8, Sgt.-at-Arms 7, Secretary 8; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8, Vice-President 8; Service Squad 6-8, Room Rep. 1, 2. 7; Girls' League Rep. 5, 8; Junior and Senior Prom Decoration Committee 6, 7; Memoirs Picture and Contact Committee 8; O.S.C. QUIGLEY. NORMAN Candy Counter 5; Projection Crew 2-7; Service Squad 7; Stage Crow 5-7, Assistant Chief 7; Faraday 8. RETTIG. LOIS C. Girls' League Rep. 3; Typing Award 4; Quill and Scroll, Charter Member 6. 7; Scandal Sheet Reporter 6; Service Squad 7; Grantonian typist 7; Under the Mistletoe Reporter 7; Graduating in seven terms; Senior Class Phrophecv Committee 7; St. Helens Hall Junior College. RICHARDSON. MYRON Basketball 4-6; Chanters 3; Varsity Baseball 7; O.S.C. ROGES. LAVONNE CORINNE Girls' Glee 3; Carolers 4-6, Secretary 5; Red Cross Rep. 3; Girls' League Rep. 5; Minute Maid 6; Welcome Committee 6; Grant Dramateurs 5, 6; Memoirs Assembly 6; O.S.C. SCOTT. GORDON Room Rep. 3, 6; Junior Football, Letter 4, Minute Man 4, 5; Varsity Football 6-8; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Assembly; Refreshment Committee for Senior Prom; Fire Squad 6-8; Service Squad 7, 8; Memoirs Contact Committee U. of O. STRANDBERG. MILAN Student Rep. to U. N. Conference 5; Assoc. Editor Grantonian 8; Editor May Fete Scandal Sheet 7; Dramateurs 5-7; Quill and Scroll 7, 8, Treas. 8; Senior Class Pin Committee 7; Typing Awards 5, 6; Memoirs Assembly 6. Navy Day Assembly 6; Minute Man 6; Parsons School of Design, New York City and Paris, France. SHAW. THOMAS L. Student Body President 8, Treasurer 7, Asst. Treasurer 6; Scholarship 1-8; Baseball 3, 5, 7, Varsity Letter 3, 5, 7; Football 4, 6, 8, Varsity Letter 6 8, Captain 8, State Championship Teams '45, '46; Basketball 4. 6, 8, Varsity Letter 4, 6. 8; Hi-Y 4-8; Royal G 3-8; Masque and Gavel 5-8; Philadorian 6-8; Pres, of Inter School Council 8; Notre Dame. STEED. RAYMOND J. U. S. Army. v. y. nmij. tL aMTOU ------ STURTZ. DONALD LEE Faraday 5-8. President 7; Scholarship 2. 5, 7; May Fete Dance Committee 7; Club Dance Committee 7; Class Colors Committee 8; Minute Man 7; Reed College. SUKERT. GLADYS Transferred from Bremerton High, Bremerton, Washington 8. TAUBE. MARJORIE Girlslnternational 4-8, Football 6; Scholarship 1-8; Fletcher Award 6, 7; Junior Prom Clean-up Committee 6; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7; Honor Girl 2; Red Cross Rep. 5, 6; Pep Club 4, 5; Service Squad 7, 8; Chairman of Commencement Ushers7; O.S.C. TENNYSON. GEORGE. Jr. Scientia 4-8, Secretary 4, 6, Treasurer 5, Charter Member, Sgt.at-Arms. 7; Faraday 7, 8; Scholarship 2-7; Cloak Room Committee Senior Prom 7. UTZ. MARGARET Chresto, Sat.-at-Arms 6, Football 6, 8, President 8; Term President 6; Honor Girl 5; Term Princess Coed Ball 4; Senior Prom, Shamrock Shuffle, Mortar Board Decoration Committee; Memoirs Contact Committee 8, Chairman Picture Committee; Wings 4-8; Pep 4-8; Service Squad 7, 8; O.S.C. VAILLANCOURT. HAROLDINE Horizon 1-5; Minute Maid 5; Don-delenquas 6-8; Sixth Term Girls Party 6; Ushered at Commencement 7; Rose Festival Dance 7; Caps and Gowns Committee 8; Miss McGaw's Office 8; Lewis and Clark. WAGNER. STANLEY In service. WARD. RUSSELL Red Cross Rep. 3; Baseball 5; Ice Hockey 6, 7; O.S.C. WEINZIRL. ELIZABETH J. Thalian 7, 8, Sgt.-at-Arms 8; Dramateurs 5-7; Horizon 1-7, President 6; Girls' League Rep. 5; Red Cross Rep. 3; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Class Dinner Committee 8; Decoration Committee for Senior and Junior Proms 6, 7; Junior Rally Girl 2, 3; Junior Prom and Memoirs Assembly 6, 7; U. of O. WILSON. WILLIAM Transferred from Franklin; Minute Man 3; Baseball 7; Basketball 6; Service Squad 8; Red Cross Rep. 2; O.S.C. WOODWORTH. BARBARA Red Cross Rep. 5; Girls' League Rep. 7; Horizon 5-8, Treasurer 7; Class Will Committee 8; O.S.C. WOOLCUTT. ROBERT Orchestra 1-3; Band 3-5; Camera Club 3-6; Track 3; Stage Crew 5; Minute Man 5; O.S.C. 28 YORK, BETTY M. Transferred from Seattle, Washington 5; Grant Dramateurs 7, 8; Service Award 8; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 6; Class Prophecy Committee 8; O.S.C. ZIMMERMAN. SHIRLEE A. Wings 3-8; Dramateurs 7, 8 Courtesy Committee 8; Glee 7 Carolers 8; Typing Award 5 O.S.C. Graduating on Military Credits ALLEN, JAMES ANGLEEN. NORMAN ARNOLD. DARRELL E. ARNOLD. GAYLORD BAKER. HOWARD BARNEY. STANLEY BENNETT. RAY BERRETH, ERVIN F. BISHOP. BRYANT BOEGGEMON. CHARLES BRICE. VERNE BUNKER. KENNETH CAMPBELL. ROBERT CAPPS. GERALD CASPER. GERALD CHADBOURNE. JACK CORNELL. PETER DOCKRELL. ALBERT DURYEA. ROGER DUNN. ROBERT EDWARDS. JOHN EGGELSTON. GAYLORD FISHER. GORDON FITZ-HENRY. WILLIAM HANSEN. ARNOLD HASLEM. DONALD W. HIESEN. ROY HEMENWAY. EARL HILLIER, CHANDLER HOHN. HERBERT HOLLENBECK. TOM HOPKINS. HUBERT R. JOHNSON. CHARLES JOHNSON. VICTOR JOHNSON. WAYNE JOHNSON. STAMM KEHOE. ROBERT C. KIMBALL. MURRAY KINGSLEY. ROBERT LANEY. RUSSELL LEBECK. EINARD LANDERS. FORREST LEY. HAROLD LEAF. MARTIN LOBB. JACK MADISON. GEORGE McAllister, jack McANDIE. IAN DAVID McKinney, sam McDonald, edgar MESERVEY. RICHARD MEYER. RICHARD MEIER. JOSEPH MORGAN. DEWITT MITCHELL. RALPH NELSON. ROALD PALMER. PROSSER PENFIELD. DONALD PUTNAM. CHESTER H RAYMOND. JOHN ROGAN. GRANT RIFER. JACK ROBERTS. BOB ROWLAND. WILLIAM SANDERSON. JAMES SMITH. LELAND SPENCER. CARL SULLIVAN. JAMES THOMPSON. JAMES TINKHAM. CARLTON TOOZE. DON VENTURA. JAMES VINES. SANFORD WEAVER. WALTER WEBBER. WILLIAM WEINBERG. ROBERT WICKLUND, eric WILLIAMS. NORMAN WILLIAMS. RUSSELL WILLIAMS. WILLIAM WILSON. PAUL WILSON. RAYMOND WORDEN. RAY WYSONG. RICHARD DUPLESSIS. RICHARD SHOLIN. VERNON A. 29 Good odds mour Santa's Aunt No place for homework OOOh! Confab Surprise!! Cramming? Snow Bunny Just children at heart Wild life Collapsable Spaghett ’n Co. Bookworm! uns Smile, please i- J r, JY r l • a.' JL- tr £3?2 £3?a Uj? if it --f- --—� .� • - � I ' r ’rty? ’ r � 'vir'_ .. ’f •'.«' A -j jAV ;•, ■■Ir rViL- 4+1 1 fi 1 :-‘-02WW 2rS?sWi . v .v, Vtf 'V«4 ty-v y v vvvt — T i i 7 tj £ S THE GRANT HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 33 Members of Instrumental Department at Practice CHORAL DEPARTMENT Under the direction of Mrs. Jean Vancil, the six groups of the choral department present many musical programs and provide an outlet for the talents of many of the students. These groups, especially the Choir, Triple Trio, and Boys' Quartet perform outside of school at community affairs and bring favorable recognition to Grant High. TRIPLE TRIO At the piano, Joyce Melson. First row, left to right: Jean Herald, Lorraine Deetz, Donna Jones, Phyllis Beckel, Sally Cruzen. Back row: Nancy Hammond, Elinor Steele, Pat MacDonald, Mary Hawkins, Carolyn Kach. OFFICERS OF THE CHOIR BOYS’ QUARTET Seated: Carolyn Kach, Secretary; Elinor Steele, Vice-President; Ann Left to right: Jimmy Hickman, Stanford Clark, Keith Beekman, Bob Day-Hopper, Accompanist. Back row: Bob Day, Treasurer; Lois Hough, Accompanist; Art Dimond, President. A CAPPELLA CHOIR CAROLERS CHANTERS GIRLS’ GLEE 35 DRAMA A Speech Arts 1 class practicing stage falling. The Drama Department under the direction of Marie Churchill assists in all stage productions during the year. During the instruction periods theatre technigues, radio, make-up and costuming are presented as subjects for study. forth e«. .. the boys rccc ivv� - r ■ ■' other •Irk were � ach tii « how pcnai (Contu Vol. 37 U. S. GRANT HIGH SCHOOL. PORTLAND. OREGON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1946 No. 9 Grant Victf Generals Cop City Crown; Defeat Cards The Generals of Grant captured their third league crown in four years and ran their unblemished win streak to eighteen straight Friday, as they thoroughly trounced a scrappy Lincoln eleven 33 to 0 before a bowl rained crowd of 2.000 pig skin faithfuls The G-men encountered more opposition than was previously indicated in the first half m the Cardinals battled the heftied Grant eleven on even terr-al! but one Churchillto Teachers' C Miss Mane Chur drama instructor oi technique, will eml j Union Pacific trair I momma. November Editor-in-Chief Kathleen Kinder I umim onurenm was invited attend the meeting this summer and take part in an informal discussion on rehearsals given from Hamlet and explain the instruction of drams at Grant She and one other director are the only delegates from the west coast om • sj rv6y Girls’ International club is planning to make a survey of the j national backgrounds of the students of Grant high next week in an effort to make Grant more I appreciative of the contributions e various nations have given to meric-� n robably ichool 5 ins Title ition Nite br Dec. 13 ' ust no excuse for anyone not having a swell time “Recreation Nite of dancing, Assistant Editor eld in the gym every Friday . Milan Strandberg L Students can dance on the gym floor, grab s coke and a hot dog. and race up to the health room for a few rounds ping pong. ______________ r‘ i 3. Pit. or sorr, I Silk -r back dr Mi1 j n page ■it have yfc hese, but i . • ’ able to b i a future program pla point out the contribut other nationalities to nor lies i ntert with a FEATURE STAFF Mary Knox, Editor Betty Arnold, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Hall, Dick Shirley Bob Reinhart, Editor on the cause a large carton, exact number of Cross reps have listed contents for the boxes blackboard’ list will be ing them. On the BOY or Cl plainly an Joanne Agan, Rohin Moore, Nancy Einzig inside and school address should the gym on Friday evenings when it is not otherwise occupied. Five hundred members has CIRCULATION Joanne Agan, Manager rec . reminded that the meeting will be at o'clock on November 25. Huntington s Yale Daily Jim Wikander, Jack Landrud, Bob Reinhart, Sanford Weisblatt the name and school address should be included in orded tor the recipient to express his appreciation. t Huntington. Grant grad • 1942. has been elected News board of the “Yale ews. While here, he was editor of the “Graritonian , member of Migwan, and he earned scholarship awards for seven terms. Without hall noise and confusion. :ac,uxc; -£ 1 I ory pounder; Rod (Hot Lips) I Levitt, trombone; Ron Hnte. snx- I option ? and clarinet. Jerry Mc- r Gill, bass planker; Louise Msnn. (vocalist extraordinary. The quintet does its own arranging of number, striving to j make their playing sound like music, not blaring. These Grant-onions have been organized since the beginning of the term. They are now looking for a singer to take Louise’s place when she graduates in January. The quintet has played for a number of I Mf imr. rhtMfmM1' fiChool affoiTS. Trio Preparing Holiday Program At present member of the Triple Trio are preparing songs for the Christmas season and among numbers are “The Virgin’s Slumber Song, ‘The Holly Day Carol” and “We Wish You A Merry. Chirstmas . NEWS STAFF Jane Holcomb, Editor Seated: Nancy Einzig, Jane Holcomb. Back row: Janet Slocum, Jean Kauffman, Marion Simons, Zadell Meyerson, Joan Hills, Barbara Douglas, Joanne Agan. Joint, bllllWt up, Ronald d Bob Carr. Why—For fun! Reg Rooms Fill Christmas Boxes Gift boxes for children over- able to pass achievement tests. The Bureau has established a regular work week of forty hours The State Civil Service Commission has announced many vacancies in its ranks. Applicants must be citizens of the United States and the state of Oregon. Forms of application must be on or how- on puque vs privtueiy utilitirs, Mr. J. C. Lukes' and third period H classes took on excvj, nevJUe Darr ' chartered The after r about day 1 the % the dt Bill Cor. of the group had fun and on. nat the games and the card tables. Hosts and hostesses for the evening will be Mixer club, helped i by the Junior Dramateurs. The j entertainment during intermis-‘ n will be put on by Clefs and o the dance Dram-The Drain to Buy 7 )______ | sponsibilit in the m I lod. thus cn I this time of tho business. Noon huh r.u careu ® SPORTS j Pooling their wav. about Grant STAFF NEAR AND FAR Th® Gypsy Fortune Teller Maureen Cotta. Gypsy Queen Van Aimitago and Co. Sharon Shearer President of Grant Red Cross Bob Reinhart Grantonian sportswriter Dick Nelson President of Grant Dramateurs Bill Snow Photographer for the Memoirs Eva Lamfrozn Memoirs' little helper Bob Carr I Magician extraordinary Phyllis Nash Music is her second nature Marty Piper Memoirs saleswoman supreme Nancy Miller Library Assistant Richard Gilkie Young man with the camera Norma Jean Irving Lady on the tuba MON 4 II 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 Milan Strandberg What would the Memoirs staff do without him? iW 21 22 23 28 29 30 - Uses, Nk. 7 14 21 28 Wilma Wiederhold Oboe gal Sue Rosenberg Vim, Vigor, Vitality 8 9 10 1 15 16 17 1 22 23 24 2 29 30 31 PICTUMCS OUCB.BCO IN OITAIL ON Tf ■ CAMPUS CALENDAR Forging ahead in Art Metal class. Every girl should have one in the home. IN THE CLASSROOM Artists or models? Making canes for the Red Cross Working hard for Tuninrr 1 The Young Scientists at Work Jerry Petersen Nancy Chamberlain Sue Rosenberg Dave Palmer RALLY SQUAD Victory V-V-I-I-C-C-T-T-O-O-R-R-Y-Y Y! Lucile Koletson Lois Hough We’ve got the guy that's got the fight. We’ve got the team that’s got the might. We’ve got the school that's got the yell . . . To get the score that’s gonna spell Victory! Grant's Rally Squad this term originated the idea of chanting each player's name after the loud speaker announcement at the game instead of the usual unorganized yelling. This has now been adopted by the Oregon State cheering section. Virginia Moses Betty Arnold Girls who helped in Miss McGaw's and Mr. Scott's offices this term are, back row, left to right: Ruth Eisman, Eve Overback, Lois Morton, Ann Case, Eleanor Johns, Ann Hopper, Eva Moore, Frances Riback. Front row: Carolyn Stein, Janet Goble, Dolores Rhodes, Betty June McCreary, Haroldine Vaillancourt, Gladys Hauman, Erna Faulkner, Dolores Dueber, Jane Schlesinger, Marian Waldkirch. Faculty members who supervise many of the activities of the school are, back row, left to right: C. Haldors, J. Lewis, J. Huston, S. Butler, A. Wagner. Front row: D. Johnson, M. Greenslade, B. Curry, R. Mishler, H. Parrot. REG ROOMS Fourth Termers 1 Mr. Howard Nottage Back row, left to right: Duncan, Armstrong, Gillchrest, Dalton, Carlson, Hammond, Shanafelt, Noble, Underdahl, Kolber. Second row: Henneberg, Baliff, Everett, Forrest, Mr. Nottage, Robertson, Vanikiotis, Kilgas, Rathje. First row: Hume, Kaegi, Anderson, Martin, Hansen. First Termers 2 Mr. William Eilertsen Back row. left to right: Rands, Spearman, Lee, Ulrich, Adams, Siebert, Killian, Bohlman, Kopperud. Second row: Burns. Slaby, May. Rosenlof, Holthe, Mr. Eilertsen, Welsh, Kremer, Strutz, Chapter. First row: Goldenberg, Fitzgerald, Littlefield. Bergman, Bauman, Hatfield, Nudelman, Johnson. Seventh Termers 6 Miss Jennie Clark 47 Back row. left to right: Melvin, Brooks, Jungck, Allen, Allison, Peterson, Soeders, Hathaway, Bobbit. Second row: Howard, Templeton, Sankey, Forbes, Miss Clark, Sprinkling, Stevens, Wiederhold. First row: Gianotti, Giles, Golmiz. Riggs, Maccmber, Kowles, Fifth Termers 7 Miss Florence Holloway Back row, left to right: Young, Wright, Langdon, Goldhammer, Farris, Mace, Anderson, Walter, Wiley, Anderson, J. Cole, C. Cole. Second row: J. Cohn, B. Cohn, Cherkezov, Chilcote, Rutquist, Miss Holloway, Rice, Morgan, Darby, Clerin, Reed, Metcalf. First row: Sengstake. Grath, Chaffee, Conkhng, Cunningham, Faville, Childs, Miller, Chandler, Chapman. Second Termers 8 Miss Janet Jack Back row, left to right: Hakala, McFadden, Davis, Jones. Hopper, Mintum, Chevner, Peck. Kroeker, Bartlett, McClintock, Oakley. Second row: Sussman, Frost, Smith, Hohnson. Austin, Pool, Miss Jack, Gerber, Ransom, Bush, Leever, Andrus, Moyer, Sieberbt. First row: Dunbar, Baynard, Ross, Woolsey, Kindley, Spellman, Falch, Lockwood, Waterman, Goldrainer, Booth, Torrence. Fifth Termers 9 Mrs. Katherine Krymes 48 Back row, left to right: George, Muntzel, Arrowsmith, Heilig, Ray, Daugherty, Devers. Mercer. First row: Hodecker, Lengacher, Frese, Fineberg, Sherley. Mrs. Krymes, Evans, Smith, Snyder, Boly, Knoll. First Termers 10 Miss Ethel Ewer Back row, left to right: Mayer, Fugelson, Rotherv, Fletcher, Day, Mohney, Logus, Clark, Daugherty, Hubbard, Jones, McGowan, Balliger, Scott. Second row: Swanman, Chester, Healy, Stahl, Kavanaugh, Ebner, Miss Ewer, Beck, Aldred, Remelmeyer, Bushnell, Hall, Dieter, Bryant. First row: Lenz, King, Leggett, O'Connell, Sims, Watney, Goodman, Earl, Kunz, Wikander, Haagsman, Pemberton. ,3 Clc Back row, left to right: Kilcup, Blake, Pochert, Lichty, Lemon, Lekas, Shurte, Moser, Isaac, Kindley. Olson. Second row: Jewett, Herald, Kumholm, Koerner, Hopgood, Mrs. Nutt, Crawford, Butler, Sloan, Swanman, Larimore. First row: Geller, Jaffe, Graham, Johnson, Koster. Sanders, Klink, Mutch, Jillson. Back row, left to right: O'Rear, Kettleberg, Schroeder, Deal, Weisblatt, Coughlin, Meehan, Thompson. Campbell. Second row; Bardeman, Cameron, Simons, Shade, Miss Davis, Schoelhorn, Hussa, Livingstone, McCutcheon, Carr. First row: Rozette, Prothe, Tarbell, Thieleman, Cole. 49 Seventh Termers 110 Miss Charlotte Pearson Back row, left to right: Stillman, Rosenberg, Simon, Evans, LeRud, Peters, Krane. Second row: Liebreich, Heft, Boltz, Corbett, Miss Pearson, Bermel, Boardway, Schneider, Irwin. First row: Fletcher, Flach, Birkenshaw, Durham, Goode, Clark, Newman. Fifth Termers 111 Miss Eloise Clouse Back row, left to right: Bostrum, McChristy, Snook, Cover, Bagwill, Danielson, Ames, Blakkolb, Beeman, Belshaw. Second row: Davidson, Smith, Anderson, Dueber, Thorn, Bond, Weatherly, Portouw, Standard, Bramhall. Front row: Jones, Carlston, Tyndall, Mansfield, Blosser, Millar, DeLong, Rosling. Seventh Termers 112 A Mr. Phillip Foord Back row, left to right: Bell, Ek. Noble, Hafenrichter, Knutson, Brooks, Billman, Caldwell, Montgomery. Second row: Babbs, Goodman, Jones. Myron, Mr. Foord, Lewis, Barnard, Mosher, Hoffelner. First row: Creary, Eddy, Barde, Brown, Williams, Carr. Jensen, Soder-gren. Nelson. 50 Seventh Termers 112 B Miss Marie Churchill Back row, left to right: Sterling, Watney, Jasmann, Jackson, Tollison, Young, Schwechtenberg, Woodworth, Collins, Jolly. Second row: Slocum, Anderson, Hermann, Taber, Phelps, Miss Churchill, Davis, Macdonald, Hermanson, Wood, Jackson. First row: Van Boskirk, Hockett, Shea, Erickson, J. Smith, H. Smith. Seventh Termers 113 A Mrs. Melinda Murray Seventh Termers 113 B Miss Irma Snere Back row, left to right: Powell, Dupew, Cruzon, Wood, Rosenberg, Goble, Appeison, Judy, Kach, Shewbert. Second row: Van Allen, Falk, Overback, Pallertson, Reymers, Mrs. Murray, Gassman, MacAllister, Whitman, Dixon, Agan. First row: Iverson, Soter, Rinehart, Swanson, Larson, Johnson. Back row, left to right: Brewer, Weiss, Douglas, Miller, Nelson, Anderson, Grant, Nicholson, Tillotson, Lawrence, Flint. Second row: Camodeca, Seabrook, Hall, Myerson, Oliver, Bertinchamp, Miss Snere, Spady, Felvarg, Vedder, Deetz, Grosh, Bell. First row: 51 Chapman, McGee, Kuhnhausen, Muckle, Eck, Gates, Levitt, Boyle, Meigs, Lund. Seventh Termers 114 Miss Mary Parounagian Back row, left to right: Gore, Campbell, Lehman, Portwood, Murray, Gilkie, Hartman, Nichols, Felt. First row: Rondeau, Paulback, Seeley, Miller, Miss Parounagian, Eismen, Case, Arnold, Harrison. Seventh Termers 115 Mrs. Mabel Whitted Back row, left to right Brewer, Jones. Crocker, Moore, Kirschner, Peterson, Melson, Jenkins, Norman. Second row: Jeffreys, Bolf, Hewitt, Morse, Schmatjen, Mrs. Whitted, Brande, Barnet, Peterson. Douglas, Dlmond. First row: Leonard, Huiard, Gohrband, Johnson! Berry, Black, Eaves. Seventh Termers 116 Mrs. Genevieve Simpson Back row, left to right: Arnold, Riback, Holcomb. Earl, C. Hansen, Taylor, Thompson, Johnston, Kafoury, Owston. Second row: Ervin, G. Hansen, Marriot, Burton, Mrs. Simpson, Wagner, Sersanous, Swint, Singleton. First row, Stevenson, Schreiber, Hawkins, Vanikiotis, Woods, Staples, Wall. 52 Fifth Termers 117 Mr. J. C. Lukes Back row, left to right: Wright, Egan, Merrick, Steinman, Malone, Fitch, Bales, Post, Fleshman, Thompson, Casey, Hennesy, Mann Second row: Thomas. Auguston, Elmgren, Healey, Hrdlicka, Mr. Lukes, Susanka, Hoppes. Billings, Carper, Restad. First row: Robin' son, Ibsen. Zoelch, Hollenbeck, Hallock, Ferrell, Johnson, Meyer, Conway. Seventh Termers 120 Mrs. Allene Baker Fifth Termers 121 Miss Jessie Lieser Back row, left to right: Williams, Schultz, Schuppel, Lichtenthaler, McCallum, McDonald, McMann, Moore. Second row: Patton, Smith, Klindworth, Kageler, Mrs. Baker, Norville, Gertsch, LaSalle, Lambert. First row: Morrill, Staffer, Younts, Martin, Yost, May, Havlick, Svade. Back row, left to right: Bredleau, Hammel. Brogger, Gillette, Clark, Frane. Second row: Treece, Campbell, Fallas, Carlson, Olman, Miss Lieser, Canfield, Caldwell, Walker, Haynes, Burgess. First row: Knapp, Cauthom, Kincaid, Thompson, Nicoll. 53 First Termers 128 Mrs. Virginia Lee Bartell Back row, left to right: Milligan, Laird, Stangl, Sullivan, Ellerby, Hamburger, Buber, Williams, Williams, Lolley, Hurt, Johnson. Second row Paul, Hugger. Collins, Heckman, Bowen. Mrs. Bartell, Oliver, Butler, Pori, Beal, Lolley, Otte, Peters, McCormick, Jones. First row: Vincent, Weatherford, Swert, McLaughlin, Lewis, Burrows, Skyles, Cunningham, Alkena, Moore, Remmerman. Rumpokis, Byerlee. Second row: Peterson. Ringle, Liebeler, Stevens, McMillan, Slack, Wichmann, Hammacker, Medluis, Anderson, Fontana. Sinner, Fyfe. First row: Moore, Webster, Anton, Elliott, Beebe. Braman, Carter, Smith, Burnham, Connelly. First Termers 130 Miss Hildegard Wichmann Fifth Termers 131 Miss Eileen Raymond Back row. left to right: Hubner, Roberts, Coles, McAllister, Land, Irvine, Rule, Marvin, Welch, Van Lowen, Fischer, Alden. Second row: Thain, Krengel, Bull, Hibbet, Miss Raymond, Hiatt, Fowler, Samuelson, Mueller, Becker, Muller. First row: Wick, Scoville, Irwin, Barney, McLoughlin, Heston, Landrud, Lenz, Swaboda. Sixth Termers 133 Miss Sallie Burns Back row, left to right: Foster, Harper, Harlow. Johnson, Erikson, Franzke, Cline, Baxindale. Second row: Newman. Barber, Bachman, Herman, Miss Burns, Kanzler, Stoddart, Kaplan, Allison. First row: Franklin, Cline, Zwahler, Loke, Mann, Duff, Miller, Canfield. First Termers 134 Miss Ida Olson Back row, left to right: Morgan. Greendale, Wawrinofsky, Hansen, Rippon, McFarlane, Anderson, Bramble, Stevens, Kline. Second row: Liggett, Beeman, Long, Hertel, Miss Olson, Nelson, Gaines, Otto, Connelly. First row: Ellis, Stone, Forsyth, Delong. Winnor, Veatch, Cummins, Wilcox, Menary. First Termers 136 Miss Catherine Calouri 55 Back row, left to right: Belshaw, Steinman, Collins, Altman, Strickiverda, Dickey. Stewart, Gauor, Griffin, Large, Fowler, Witteman, Jacobsen, Veazie. Second row: Pierson, Haskins, Weitzel, Brice, A. Lawrence, Miss Calouri. N. Lawrence, Maier, Hescock, Barnes, Keen. First row: Morris, Erickson, Sloat, Lincoln, Rivers, Anderson, Knapp, Schell, Overstreet, Campbell, Coughlin, Kaer, Sherman. Back row, left to right Coulor.. Winte, Nelson, Merrifield, Porter. Weber, Whitson. Peterson, Winston, Jenney, Johnston, Thompson, Payne. Second row: McAffee, Wood, McKinnon, Warrens, Ellis, Leslie, Miss von Wintzingerode, Wunder, Williams, Strong, Rosenlof, Garrett. First row: Jensen, McGrath, Bouldin, Robinson, Kelson, Blaine, Patterson, Richter. Fifth Termers 137 Miss Elsa von Wintzingerode First Termers 138 Miss Frances Young Back row, left to right: Barrett, Vennes, Lansburg, Hickman, Hilderbrand, Schneider, Barrett, Davis, Rattau, Maletis, Packwood, Garrett, Todd, Powell, Brodie, Harris. Second row: Graig, Knoll, Robbins, Jackson, Welch, Miss Young, Smith, Lindell, Wakeman, Dewitt, Marrison. First row: Wolfe, Anderson, Franklin, Lucas, Metcalf, Whitaker, Griggs, Drain, Worley, Everlon. Sixth Termers 139 Mr. Zenas Olson . Back row, left to right: Glanz, Filker, Lanius, Gram, Nicholas, MacDonald, Farris, Moody, Rivers, Graham. Second row: Carlson, Nygard, Paulson, Gommersall, Mr. Olson, Kerler, Klawa, Kunze, Robinson. First row: Hunter, Kempin, Kirchner, Eckhardt, Hall, Howatt, Richmond, Mike, Horton, Shirley. 56 First Termers 142 Mr. Wayne R. Robinson Back row, left to right: Schwertzer, Tamis, Sigvart, Van Slyke, Gertsch, Lear, Huschke, Pullen, Rivers, Kettleberg, Schafer, Bisel, _ Trawley, Zener, Hardy, Gusey. Second row: Mays, Candy, Frost, Haseltine, Ward, Mr. Robinson, Jolley, Lee, Wise, Iverson. First row: Shippey, Lee, Watson, Ewen, McLaughlin, Nelson, Lee, Kuhn, Hamilton, Bennett. Sixth Termers 143 Mrs. Idella Watson Back row, left to right: Klees, McMath, McCormick, Markoskie, Robbins, Allen. Third row: Steed, Switzer. Mrs. Watson, Pease, McGill, Severson, Olson. Second row: Ruvensky, Mozurosky, Hawk, Buffum, Goin, Hammond, Schadewitz, Knudsen, Pasquill, Brown. Front row: McKeever, Jordon, Anderson, Barnes, Haggerty, Day, Bunch, Gordon, Orem. First Termers 144 Mrs. Opal Hamilton 57 Back row, left to right: Edwards, Carr, Wright, Welliver, Knox, Metz, Smith, Farley, McCormick. Second row: Stout, Wagner, Siden-berg, Tollesson, Mrs. Hamilton, Crane, Griggs, Andes, Barton. First row: Hittle, Friedman, Marondees, Harris, Humphrey, Geffen. Back row, left to right: Elliot, Johnson, Talmadge, Rudeen, Hooges. Hager, Wilson, Lewis. Second row: Beam, Leslie, Sinks, Strain, Mrs. Bellinger, Noonan, Van Cleef, Maletis, Gilleland. First row: Hedeen, Paul, Galbraith, Olds, Thompson, Cracknell, Rowe, Wieder-hold, Nyland, Otto. Back row, left to right: Bigham, Stein, Ostrum, Stevens, Toombs, Wood, Rosenfeld, Spellman, Niederchrome, Thompson, Thomas, Franklin, Schubach. Second row: Semler, Preston, Smith, Sprott, Coderra, Miss Dennis, Noonan, Pearson, Bryant, Mason. Front row: Connelly, Watson, Wiley. Lagasse, Beers, Marineau, Solomon, Snow. Adamson. Sixth Termers 149 Miss Elsie Dennis Back row, left to right: Goldthwaite, Peterson, Minea, Paulback, Twohy, Swanson, Russell, Pohl. Second row: Vale, Allison, Ryel, Vanderpoole, Kromer, Miss Cooke, Hochfeld, Ewers, Nelson, Klindworth. First row: McGrath, Braymen, Jarmen, Shaw, Copple, Davis, Kalez. Fourth Termers 205 Miss Maude Cooke 58 Fourth Termers 207 Miss Hallie Hart Back row, left to right: Newton, Cotta, Bailey, Mann, Miller, Peters, Kaer, Mullan. Second row: Davis, Vlahakis, Roach, Bulgin, Miss Hart, Wails, Anderson, Soderback, Fowlds. First row: Coughlin, Loofbourow, Haller, Willits, McGee, D. Wright, Olden. Fourth Termers 208 Miss Libbie Krichesky Fourth Termers 210 Mrs. Isabelle Littlefield Back row, left to right: Malone, Reinbold, Troyer Chalstrom, Boyer, Frojen, Davis, Zojac. Second row: Fames, Snook, McCracken, Linso, Houle, Miss Krichesky, Newhouse, Walker, Westby, Kline, Kaseberg. First row: Bagwill, Johnson, LeTourneau, Harvey, Oet-tinger, Rivers. Back row, left to right: Gaylord, Nicholas, Elsey, Knowlton, Wilkens, Engberg, Balch, Uhl, Gray, Clark, Frey, White. Second row: Desmond, McKenzie, Quinby, Murrell, Leveton, Mrs. Littlefield, Makelaar, Schomp, Peterson, Fimple. Front row: Wright, Haynes, Vincent, Bell, Austin, Fams, Greer, Garon. Back row, left to right: Goldberg, Hampton, Davis, Spear, Edwards, Arestad, Elsey. Heydon, Morrison, Krisch, Courtney, James. Pentney. _ Second row Mikkelsen, Cooley, Fieldhouse, Feiock, Mrs. McCool, Weaver, Jones, Potter, Carlson, Nelson, Devigne. First row: Jenkins, Bolliger, Lovejoy, Barzman, Brown, Mircovich, Cole, Jaspers, Undquist, Fisher. Back row, left to right: McCutchen, Schwartz, Sprinkling, Hanson, Luther, Johnson, Narsmith, Lennox, Brocha, Reece, Schmatjen. Second row: Uhl, Dominey, Sleeman, Smith, Ure, Mrs. Martin, Godfrey, Kunkel, Kappel, Frasier, Ruan. First row: Whitney, Grady, Mitchell, Harold, Hansen, Beckel, Skeed, Adkins. Second Termers 212 Mrs. Theodosia Martin Second Termers 214 Miss May McLennan Back row, left to right: Giesey, LaBelle, Robbins, Houle, Osburn, Pietila, Cole, Gerspoch, Miller, Kern, Masters, Noonan, Kawpothis. Second row: Bermel, Wilson, Edwards, Haleston, Barleman, Miss McLennan, Kumbough, Davis, Tale, Cross. First row: Johnson, Peixotto, Greer, Preston, Sherman, Yelton, Vetesk, Good, Brown. 0q Third Termers 215 Miss Lydia Anderson S condTov R.ch, Zeul'Batso 'M l w' M|ll'Matthes, Sor.rel‘s' Bonawitz, Hanwn, Weiby. Price, Joy. Gustafson, Brundage. row: MacDonald, Adams, Graham, Colhn , F'rsl Second Termers 216 Mr. C. B. May Back row, left to right: Boyarsky, Winters, Honey, McManegal, Majors. Miller, Crawford, Shupe, Hanna. Second row: Goodwin, Ostrum, Goodman, Zaayer, Mr. May, Packard, Hubbard, Nordlander, Schowalter. First row: Kern, Paulson, Rumpakis, Carlson, Tayler, Sopp, Barton, Berry. Third Termers 221 Mrs. Irene Wolfson 61 Back row, left to right: Eilertson, Jennings. Nielson, Hansen, Molby, Harris, Howard, Misener, Welter, Owston, Pumala. Second row: G. Jones, Cosner, Priaudx, Deremer. Cartozian, Mrs. Wolfson, Adamson, McDonald, Triplett, Spickeman, Silverthome. Front row: Beckatt, Fuller, Comer, Foster, Gain, Lee, Day. Second Termers 222 Miss Mildred Whittlesey Back row, left to right: Hanson, Patterson, Foster, North. McNown, Martin, Glenn, Ran. Second row: Wyler, Gordon, Fimpel, Lemmin, Miss Whittlesey, Bjnklund, Whartin, Wright, Saul. First row: Ferrell, Packer, Camplan, Johnson, Luce, Rose, Southworth, Paul. Back row, left to right: Smith, Feenaughty, Basinski, Krantz, Sather, Mahikit, Wakeman, Sherwood, Ware, Fraser. Second row: Craven, Struckland, Gohrband, Gerlack, Lister, Mrs. Hiestand, Jenkins, Brown, Harris, Trebelhorn. First row: Roberts, Marineau, Blount, Ansnea, Darff, Patterson, Lower, Queck. First Termers 226 Mrs. Grace Hiestand Fifth Termers 227 Miss Ethel Clarke Back row, left to right: Clemente, Beckett, Larson, Kristol. Second row: Staton, Haight, Faulkner, Mrs. Clarke, Bland, Grammer, Dusenberry. Front row: Weiss, Schrier, Markland. 62 Eighth Termers 228 Mrs. Elva Newcomer Back row, left to right: Koletson, Cole, Casey, Hills, Zimmerman. Second row: Luce, Parsons, Colgrove, Hutchinson, Mrs. Newcomer. Butler, McKinney, Lomash. First row: Strandberg, Gish, Corvallis, Bauer, Bailey. Third Termers 231 Mrs. Ida Chaney Back row, left to right: Cruise, Dalrymple. Foster, Elliott, Haley, Ledford, Dewey, Gratton. Holcomb, Baker, Hamilton. Second row: Croley, Stacklie, Smith, Robey, Bretini, Keeney, Mrs. Chaney, Case, Agan, Hamel, Achison. First row: Singletary. Vaillancourt, Jensen, Trump, Kline, Borquist, Olsen, Harris, Conkling. Eighth Termers 232 Mrs. Jean Vancil Back row, left to right: Mesher, M. Jones, Job, Richardson, Hall, Vaillancourt, Kehoe. Second row: Hieb, Moss, Dickey, Hagedorn, Mrs. Vancil, Kinder, Martin, Langley, Handewith. First row: Sturtz. Palmer, Bamberry, Allan, Dean, Wilson. Third Termers 233 Mrs. Frances Livesay Back row, left to right: Grefe, Briles, Butler, Williams, Pearson, Street, Mest, Dickson, Fitch, Jewitt. Second row: Bremer, Hawes, Gilbert, Lapp, Foster, Mrs. Livesay, Blakely, Tormey, Wagner, Ail, Johnson. First row: Godsil, Bam, Vanderlight, Holland, Hickman, Othus, Moses, Turner. Third Termers 237 Mr. David Buchanan Back row, left to right: Chandler, Fowler, Elliott, Ely, O'Donnell, Heft, Smith, Gunderson, Le Feare, Butler, Rosendaal. Gabrielson, Dickson. Second row: Chambers, Donald, Hebblethwaite, Phillips, Williamson, Mr. Buchanan, Cover, McLauchlan, Jones, Johnson. First row: Hendry, Swyter, Luyben, Milliken, Baird, Maier, Putnam, Akerson, Savoie. Eighth Termers 238 Mr. Charles Orr Back row, left to right: Cox, Taube, York, Moses. Second row: Mann, Bitar, Lamfrom, Mr. Orr, Mayer, Utz. Austin. First row: Wool-cutt. Ward. Newell, Rolph, Keller. 64 Third Termers 239 Miss Genevieve Eckelson Back row, left to right: Seeley, Phillips, Spada, Elliot, Campbell, Wright, Schade, Emmrich, Heilig, Stone, Zener, Campbell, Ratcliff. Second row: Smith, Grichaw, Murray, Phillips, Miss Eckelson, Blinkenstaff, Hall, Doane, Cusick, Johnson, Wall. First row: Acarbura. Campbell, Hill, Charlston, Kehrli, Marquis, Brockway, Heffler, Wittenberg. Eighth Termers 242 Miss Ruth Beatty Back row, left to right: Brennan, Simons, Eddy, Baldwin, Bullier. Second row: Beebe, McCabe, Massion, McKeever, Miss Beatty, Gigandet, Woodworth, McCreary, Billingsley. First row: Tennyson, Laughton, Shaw, Bozloe, Scott. Third Termers 243 Miss Irene Wuest Back row, left to right: Erickson, Howard, Johnson, Nielsen, Doty. Gamiles, Gaffney, Wall, Brooks. Second row: Davies, Blosser, Muscovitz, Miss Wuest, TenEyk, Sommerlade, Pearson, Detlofsen. First row: Miller, Schadewitz, Garratt, Hobbs, Redding. First Termers 244 Miss Mildred Doty Back row, left to right: Keller, Weinzirl, Elrey. Goguen, Dorr, Armstrong, Walker, Notson, Turner, Stryker, Boardman, Fry. Second row McCallum, Hatcher, Chalstrom, Litofe, Miss Doty, Paul, Saunders, Baucke, Rae, Knight. First row: Fillinger, Guttry, Rhodes, Holmbol, Bugress, Roberts, Shurte, Welch. Third Termers 247 Mrs. Marie Collie Back row, left to right: Weiden, Downey. Barnum, Myers, Moore, Klink, Davis. Second row: Caplan, Miller, Howell, Sowders, Mrs. Collie, Halladay, Johnson, Reed, Keenan. First row: Mills, Herman, Hartman, Anderson. Third Termers 249 Miss Doris Dolezal Back row. left to right: Phillips, Moore, McAndee, Bollam, Southmayd. Thompson. Second row: Giles, Brown, Pond. Reed, Miss 00 Dolezal, Ty, Wolfe. Slaney, Dresie. First row: Falkenhagen, Caplan, Nelson, Sensenly, Altstadt, Spease, Cohen. GENERALS- -CITY AND state: ? . jM% % . Jr W By a 7-6 victory over the Hood River Blue Dragons, the Grant gridsters gave their fans a thrill-jammed spectacle of unyielding spirit, smart playing, and good football and annexed their second straight state football title and their third in four years. Every game on the Grant schedule was a thrilling battle during the 1946 season. Led by coach Joe Huston, the G-Men had pushed over the stubborn McMinnville crew in one of the season’s most exciting games to enter the state finals. During hie first year at Grant. Mentor Jos Huston's brilliant coaching led the Generals to the City end State Crown. At the beginning of the season, Coach Huston was greeted by only four veterans from last year’s campaign, but eventually a championship team was molded together. In the Portland circuit Grant’s big game came with Jefferson, however, the driving General crew outscored the Democrats by a 14 to 7 count. In other Portland Prep games the Blue and Gray tide rolled on, to reach the semi-finals undefeated. The rest is a legend by now, and the Grant gridmen are riding on the crest of a 20-game winning sthsak made over a 2-year period. Captain Tom Shaw receives the State Championship Trophy alter the Hood River game. Captain Tom Shaw All-City Quarterback Bill Gabriel Second String All-city Fullback Larry Black All-city Left Tackle Bob Reinhart Second String All-city Left End GAME SCORES Grant-Klamath 19-14 (Pre-season) Grant-Commerce 20- 6 Grant-Jefferson 14- 7 Grant-Roosevelt 21-0 Grant-Washington 20- 7 Steve Laughton Right End Grant-Lincoln «% ? Frank Farella Right Halfback , Chuck Allen Left End Pat Duff All-city Left Halfback Rans Sprinkling All-city Center Buddy Leonard Second String All-city Left Guard FIRST STRING Dick Birkinshaw Right Guard Bob Reinhart LE Larry Black LT Buddy Leonard LG Rans Sprinkling C Dick Birkinshaw RG Dave Hall RT Don Forbes RE Tom Shaw OB Pat Duff LH1 Frank Farelia RH! SECOND STRING Chuck Allen LE Dick Faville LT Jim Riggs LG Keith Beekman C Larry Larson RG Chuck Oettinger RT Dick Hafenrichter QB A1 Bullier LH1 Gordy Lenz RH George Scoville John Ferrell Dive Hall 'Right Tackle IB GRANT 19 KLAMATH FALLS 14 Scat-back Tommy Edwards is bounced out of bounds by Pat Duff and Hall as the Generals recorded a 19-14 win over the Klamath Falls Pelicans in the season opener. GRANT 20 COMMERCE 6 Frank Farella breaks into the open as he is pursuedby three galloping Stenogs. GRANT 14 JEFFERSON 7 The Jefferson Democrats throw a different light on things as they stop Farella short for no gain. GRANT 33 LINCOLN 0 A Lincoln back attempts to unleash an aerial as he is rushed by ends Don Forbes and Bob Reinhart. GRANT 7 HOOD RIVER 6 Steve Button, HoodRiver fullback, cracks the Grant line for a short gain. GRANT 20 WASHINGTON 7 Hard charging Grant forwards clear a way for Pat Duff as he picks up needed yardage against the Colonials. Tom Shaw returns kick against Hood River. Pat Duff thrown out of bounds after long pass interception. The forgotten men: Jerry McGill, John Gram, Pat Graham: Football Managers. Larry Black pursues Dragon quarterback, Don O’Leary. JUNIOR FOOTBALL Under Johnny Lil Abner Lewis, the Grant Sergeants wound up their football season by holding down second place in the Portland Prep circuit for 1946. The Sergeants' record for the season consisted of 6 wins and 1 loss. The Roosevelt clash was the only blot, as the junior G-men came out on the short side of an 8-0 score. jl f.. Johnny Lewis, who in his first year at Grant led his charges to the runner up spot in the junior league and assisted the varsity in their title race. 75 The Sergeants—runnersup to Roosevelt in the junior title chase. Varsity Cross Country. Left to right, first row: Fisher, Hum- Junior Track. Left to right, last row: Martin, Bell, Johnston. phreys, Eddy, Eldridge. Second row: Rosenfelt, Corkum, First row: Fillinger, Johnson. Shippey, Muckle. Third row: Coach Eilertsen, Durham, Mueller. Coach Bill Eilertsen who mentored the cross-country team. TRACK Although the cross-country team did not have a completely successful season, several individual performances were of championship caliber. Consistently in the upper brackets was Dean Muckle, last year's sole letter earner who came in eleventh at the city meet. Don Corkum, a lanky lad, placed first against Jeff and usually was among the first Generals to finish. Lloyd Shippey won against Milwaukie and could be counted on to finish early. John Fisher got off to a late start but turned in a fine performance when he came in thirteenth among 120 in the state meet. GIRLS' ATHLETICS GYM TEACHERS Informal is the word Jam session The winnah!! Gene-vieve! Manpower Weak ankles Grant men? OHH! Johnnie up Corky Too, too divine Ruth, Ken, and car our way What a shock! A choice group of seniors Fifth lunch bunch Ain’t love grand Catch Whitey ?? Junior gems Peek! May we quote you ? Mary and beau Gracious! Nightgowns? Hello to you, too Generals in the Pelican City Back to nature Why walk? What' Everybody happy? Look at the birdie Corps de Ballet Tutti-t Wolf! Formal Come-hither gleams Time goes, you say? Ah, no une Class of 1947 to the Student Body of U. S. Grant High School June 1947. Another class passes through the portals of Grant High School, taking with them the undying spirit which has conquered fear and obstacles.. May the teachers who have guided us and the students who will follow us never let that spirit die. COLTON MEEK, Principal ELIZABETH McGAW, Vicc-Principal C. E. SCOTT, Vice-Principal r Standing: CHURCHILL CHANEY BURNS CALOURI CALDWELL BAKER Sitting: BUCHANAN CLARKE BEATTY BARTELL BUTLER Standing: COOKE DOTY CURRY ECKELSON COLLIE DOLEZAL HIESTAND Sitting: CRYMES EWER CLOUSE DAVIS EILERTSEN Standing; JACK LIESER HALLOWAY HALDORS KRICHESKY HAMILTON HART Sitting: LEWIS HUSTON FOORD a LARSON I . JOHNSO I Standing: MURRAY NEWCOMER mcdowell MISHLER LIVESAY Sitting MUSSER LITTLEFIELD MAY Mclennan McCOOL Standing: OLSON ROBINSON NOTTAGE ORR RICKLES Sitting: NUTT RAYMOND SIMPSON PAROUNAGIAN OLSON PEARSON Standing: WATSON WUEST WILSON MARTIN YOUNG WAGNER VANCIL Sitting: VON WINTZINGERODE WARD WHITTED WHITTELESEY WICHMANN Executive council DON FORBES Student Body President Spring 1947 NANCY CHAMBERLIN BONNIE HERMANN Student Body Vice-President Student Body Secretary GENE MOODY Student Body Treasurer BRAD BLAINE PAT DUFF Student Body Assistant Treasurer Athletic Representative STAN GRAY Service Representative ELEANOR JOHNS Girls’ League President JIM GOODE Senior Class President JERRY BARDE General Council President GILBERT MEIGS Grantonian Editor DARLE HERMANN Art Publicity Chairman GENERAL GIRLS’ LEAGUE REPS M Vv GIRLS’ LEAGUE TERM OFFICERS PUBLIC RELATIONS REPRESENTATIVE ACTIVITY ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE JIM GOODE President Senior @ 0 LASS FFICERS BARBARA STEVENSON Secretary ROSS KUHNHAUSEN Treasurer EMOIRS F J DICK Business Manager ANNE CASE Associate Editor BOB REINHART Sports Editor EVA MOORE Editor RICHARD GILKEY Staff Photographer JANET RICHARDSON Newt Editor HELEN FINDLEY Feoture Editor DARLE HERMANN Staff Artist ALTHAUS AUNE BARNARD AGAN ANDERSON BABBS BARNET ALDRED APPERSON BAKER BARTEMAN ALLEN ARNOLD, A. BALLIF BAXENDALE ALLISON ARNOLD, B. BARDE BELL, M. AGAN, JOANN — Sorvice Squad 7-8, Publicity Dirocfor 8, Sorvico Award A, Grantonian 4-8, Typist 4-5, Roportor 6-7, Circulation Manager 7) Chorter Member of Quill and Scroll 6-8, Sorgoant-at-Arms 7, City Editor 8; Chairman of Ushors at Commencement 7, Chairman Girls' Loaguo Dance Ticket Commitloo 7 Junior Prom Publicity Committoe 6; Captain ol Girls' League Firo Squad 6 Publicity Chairman 5th and 6th Torm Girls' Party 5-6; Minuto Maid 2; Christmas Program 5. Oregon State Collogo. ALDRED, ARLENE — Tri-Y 3-6; Horizon 2-8; Typing Award 3; Spring Program 2; Gleo 2. ALLEN, CHARLOTTE MARCILIE — Transferred from Salom A, Typing Award 4; Wings 4-8; Dopdolonguas 5; Scholarship Award 6; Rose Festival Coronation Program 6, Whitworth. ALLISON, DORIS JOANN — Horizon 2-8, President 6; Momoirs Assembly 7; Pon American Rep. 3-4;Dondelonguas 4-8, Chairman Refreshment Committee 8; Chairman Show Case Committee 6; Typing Awards 1-2; Migwan 4-5. Lewis and Clork Collogo. ALTHAUS, LOU L., JR.— Football Managor 1; Band 1-8, Sergoant-ot-Arms 7, Vice-President 8, Pep Bond and Dance Bond 7-8; KBPS Announcor 4, KBPS Sportscostor 7, Orchostra Vice-Presidont 8; Baseball 8; Chanters 2, 5. Undecided. ANDERSON, DORIS — Girls' Glee 2-3; Carolers 4-8, Award 5; Minute Maid 5; Frosh Style Show 5. Business Coilego. APPERSON, MAXINE —Service Award 7, An Club 7-8; Horizon 5-8; Tri-Y 5-7; Girls' International, Junior 1-2. Lewis and Clark Coilego. ARNOLD, ARLENE — Apoms 7-8; Quill and Scroll 7-8, Sergoant-at-Arms 8; Business Manager of Under tho Mistletoe, Assistant News Editor of Grantonian 8; Horizon Club S-7. ARNOLD, BETTY — Vice-President of Senior Class 8; Rally Squad 7-8; Sorvice Sauod 5-8; Masque and Gavol 7-8, Sorgoant-ot-Arms 8; View 4-8, Sergeant-at-Arms 7-8; Pop Club 7-8; Honor Girl 5, Girls' Loague Rep. 5, Fresh man Stylo Show 7-8; Activity Assembly Commitloo 8; Sorvico Award 7; Typing Award 5-6. Univorsity of Orogon. AUNE, JOAN—Scholarship 1-6; Viow 5-8, Historian 7-8; Wings 3-6; Chresto 6-8; Servico Squad 6-8, Fire Squad 7; Girls' Loaguo Rep. 1, 6; Ushor at Coamoncoment 7, Girls' League Style Show 7; Senior Prom Publicity Commitloo 7; Choir 7-8. Oregon Stole College. BABBS, BETTY RAE — Girls' Loaguo Rop. 2; Girls' League Service Sauod 6; Apons 6-8, Chartor Member, Sergeant-at-Arms 6; Committee for Term Porly 6-7 Minute Maid 3. Oregon Stole Coilego. BAKER, LAWRENCE — Fall Trock 1, 3, Lettor 1, 3 Spring Track 2, 4, 6, 8, Loltor 2, 4,; Scholarship Award 4; Royal G 4-7, Barn Danco Comnitfoo 6; Room Rep. 1, 5; Minuto Man 4; Rod Cross Rop. 2, 6; Dramateurs 7, 8; Junior Prom Advertisement Commitloo 6; Chairman Senior Prom Ticket Committee 7. Oregon State Collogo. BALLIF, RAE — Transferred from St. Holons Hall 5; Junior Prom Commitloo 6. Pomona College. BARDE, JERRY L.—Junior Foolboll 1, 3; Junior and Varsity Boskolball 1-8, Captain 5 Hi-Y 8, Tennis 6, 8; Junior Prom Rofroshmont Committee 5; Royal G 4-8, Born Dance Beard Commitloo 6; Sonior Class Party Committeo 8; Room Rop. 2, 4, 8; Servico Squad 6-8; President General Council 8. Univorsity of Orogon. BARNARD, NANCY —Wings 2-4; Chrosto 3-8; Apoms 6-8, Chartor Member; Style Show 3; Woleomo Squod 6; Decoration Commitloo Christmas Program 7 6th Torm Girls' Parly. Stephons Collogo. BARNET, JUNE KATHRYN — An Publicity Committee 6-8; Service Award 6-8; Decoration Commitloo for Football Banquet 5; Tennis Teom 8,- Horizon 1-2; Tri-Y 1-4, Apoms 6-8; Sorvice Sauod 7; Decoration Committee for 5th Torm Girls' Party 5; Art Club 3-8; Chartor Momber, Sergoant-at-Arms 4. Orogon State Collogo. BARTEMAN, JOAN — G.l. Juniors 1-2,_ Girls' Gleo 2; Typing Award 3, 5; Scholarship 4; Sth Torm Girls' Party Tag Commitloo 5; Girls' League Rep. 6; Junior Prom Comniitoe 6; Grantonian Typist 7; Dondolonguas 7-8; Junior Dromatours 7. Univorsity of Orogon. BAXENDALE, EVELYN — Transferred from Roosovolt, Seattlo 6; French Club 6-7; Ouill and Scroll 7; Junior Prom Publicity Commitloo 6; Graduating in Sovon Torms. Willa«oiie University. BELL, MARGARET — Fronch Club6-8, President 7; Girls' Gloo 7, Carolers 8; Rose Festival Danco 6. Nursos Training School. BELL, ROBERT JACKSON — Transferred from Son Diogvito High School, Encinitas, California; Transferred from Warren Easton High School, Now Orleans, Lo. 5 Dondelenguas 3; Scholarship 1, 2, 5; Red Cross Rep. 5. Orogon Slate Collogo. 8ERMEL, PAULA, M.—Vice-President 7th Term Girls 7; Honor Girl 4; Chairman Cod and Gown Committoo 8; Scholarship Awards 1-6; Flotchor Plaque Award 5-6; Girls' League Rop. 4, Class Organization Committee 7; Dondolonguos 3-8, Secretary 5, President 6; Orchestra 1-8, Secretary 5, VicoProsident 6, President 8; Sorvico Awards 6-8. Stanford Univorsiry. BERRY, ROGER — Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Junior Prom Committoo 6; Class Organization Committoo, Chairman 7; Hi-Y 5-8, Treasurer 8; Miner 6 8, Treasurer 6, President 8; Class Gift Corrmittoo 8; Spring Troclc 1-8, Minor Lettor 4, Major Loiter 6, 8, Sorvico Squad 3-8, Royal G 5-8, Color Guard 8; Philodorion 5-8. BERTINCHAMPS, CONSTANCE — Tri-Y 6-7; Cofoteria Work 6-8. Oregon State Collogo. 8IRKINSHAW, RICHARD G.— H.-Y6-8, Treasurer 7, President 8; Scholar-ship 3; Football 3, 5, 7, Junior Lottor 3, Varsity Letter 5-7, Stato Champs '45-’46; Royal G 5-8, President 81 Philodorion 7-8; Track 4, 6, 8; Sorvico Squad 4-8; Room Rep. 4; Minute Man 3; Band, Orchostro 1-2, Band Variety Show. Oregon State Collogo. BITTMAN, MARY LOUISE — Red Cross Rep. 1; Clefs 4-8 Dondelenguas 5-8; Scholarship 5-6; Typing Award 5-6; Closs Day Committee 8; Grant Dromatours 7, 8,; Sergeaniat-Arms 7 Memoirs Assombly 7-8; 6th Tors Girls' Party 6. Orogon State Collogo. BLACK, JUNE ROSE — G.l. Juniors 2; Tri-Y 4; May Foto Booth 4; Dondel-cnguas 3; Froshnan Reception Committoo 1; Red Cross Rop. 1 Typing Award 2; Service Squad 7 Office Work and Typed for Grontoman 7. BLACK, LARRY — Royal G 3-8, Sergeont-at-Arms 8, Bam Dance Committee 6, 8; Basketball, Minor Letter 3; Track, Minor Letter 4; Junior Football, Minor Letters 1-3, Varsity Football 5-7, Mator Loftors 5, 7, All.City 7; Junior Pro« Donee and Assembly Committees 5; Ski Team 6-8, Co-Captain 8; Service Squad 5-8, Fire Squad 5-8. BOARDWAY, LOUISE — Transferred from Vancouver High 5; Girls’ Glee 5, Carolers 6-8; Christmas Program 5, 7; Spring Festivol 6-8; Now Girls Party Committee 7, 8. Oregon Stato Collogo. BOBBITT, MARIANNE — G.l. Junior 1-2; Girls Chorus 3, Carolers Award 5, ACoppollo Choir 7-8;Typing Award 3 Memoirs Assombly Costume Committee 7; Grant Dramateurs 7; 7th Terra Girls Party 7. Northwost Christion Collogo. BODDY, DONNA LEA — Horizon 1-2; G.A.A. 3-8, Grant Rep. 3, 8, Sergoont-ot-Arms 5, Vice-President 6, Prosidont 7, Lettor 4; Orchostro 3-5; Band 6-8. University of Minnesota. BOLF, CHRISTINA A.— Minuto Maid 1; Rod Cross Rop. 3 Public Relations Rop 5; Gront Dramateurs 7-8; Wardrobo Crew 8; Rose Fostival Danco 6; Gloo 3, Chantors 4, Corolers 5. University of Portland Collogo of Nursing. BOLTZ, MARGARET — Girls Gloe 2, Carolers 3-4; Red Cross Rep. 6; Public Rolotions Rop. 8; 7th Term Party Docorating Co.-mitloo 7; Girls' Loaguo Show 7; G.l. Junior 1-2; Symposia 6-8; Apems 8. Reed College. BOYCE, LOIS JEANNE — Transferred fro Girls Poly 5; Senior Dramateurs 7. Undocidod. BOYLE, ORVILLE T.— Clofs 6-8, Dance Committee Chairman 7; Faraday 6-8; Track 2,6,8; Football 1, 3, 7; Public Relations Rep. 7; Band 1-4 Orchestra 5. University of Oregon. BRANDE, BEVERLY JEAN — Sorvico Award 5; Scholastic Art Award Gold Key 8. BRENTON, ELINOR —An Publicity Staff 7-8; Scholarship 1-2, 5-6; Scholastic Gold Koy Aword in Art 8; Baccalaureate Committee 8; Service Award 7, Room Rop. 7; Charter Member of Art Club 4-B, Troasuror 5, Vice-President 7; Grant Dranotours Junior 5, Senior 8; Grantonian Ad Chosor 4; Horizon 4-8, Treasurer 5. Univorsity of Oregon BREWER, DOROTHY — Transferred from Richland Center, Wisconsin 5; Scholarship Awards 5-6, Wings 6-8. Lewis and Clark Collogo. BREWER, NANCY ANN — Scholarships 2-4; Symposia 6-8, Vice-President 7; Red Cross Rep. 1; Public Relations Rep. 7. Lewis and Clark Collego. BRODIE, ALAN — Scholarship 1-6; Dondelenguas 4-8; Bond 5-8; Red Cross Rep. 4; Symposia 6-8; Class Gift Committoo 8. Rood College. BELL, R. BITTMAN BODDY BRANDE BERMEL BLACK, J. BOLF BRENTON BERRY BLACK, L. BOLTZ BREWER, D. y BERTINCHAMPS BOARDWAY BOYCE BREWER, N. BIRKINSHAW BOBBITT BOYLE BRODIE BROOKS, MARILYN BRYAN CAMODECA CARR, J. BROOKS, MARTHA BURTON CAMPBELL, M. CARR, R. BROWN, JACK BUTLER CAMPBELL, P. CASE BROWN, JANIS CALDWELL CARLSON. E. CHAMBERLIN BROWN, L. CAMERON CARLSON, S. CHAPMAN BROOKS, MARILYN — Transferred from Gabol Country School 5, Wins 5- 8, Serg ont-ot-Arms 8, Roster Committee 7, Chreito 7-8, Rally Girl Chreito-G.l. Foot call Gome 7, Decoration Committee for Recreation Night 7. BROOKS, MARTHA — Troniferred lro � Gabel 5; Chreito 6-8, Rally Girl G.l.-Chreito Footboll Game 7, Food Committee G.l.-Chreito Dinner 7; Scholonhip 6; Minute Maid 6, lit Pure French Contoit 6; Decoration Committee Shamrock Shuffle 6, Horizon (Argonaut!) 4-8, Secretory 7. Pomona College. BROWN, JACK R.— Hi-Y 8j Philodorian 7-8; Grant Dramateuri 7-8, Proii-dent 8; Service Squad 7-8, Fire Squad 8; Room Rep. 5; Chairman Clan Day Committee 8; Memoiri Contact Con-iiHoo 8; Junior Football 3; Grantonian 8; Art Publicity Staff 8. Willamette Univenity. BROWN, JANIS — Committee for Term Girl ’ Party 5-7; Chreito 8; Commit-tee for Memoiri Picturei 8. Undecided. 8ROWN, LARRY — Traniferred from Central 5; Voriify Trock 6-8, Letter 6- 8; Royal G 6-8, Barn Dance Committee 8; Service Sauod 6-8, Fire Sauod Captain 8; Grant Dromoteuri 7-8; Room Rep. 7; Clou Gift Committee 8. Hi-Y 7- 8. Univemty of Oregon. BRYAN, L. JOHN — Room Rep. 6; Prondent Red Crow 5; Froih Frolic Com. mittee 8; Vice-Preiidont Grom Dramateuri 5; Fire Squod Captain 5-8; Service Squod 5-8; Rod and Rool 5-8; Chonion 7. Univonify of Oregon. BURTON, DONNA — Horizon 1-2, Proiidont 1; Typing Award 3; 5th Term Girls Porty Committee 5; Junior Prom Conmiltoo 6; Grant Dramateuri 8; May Foto Decorarioni 4. Univenity of Orogon. BUTLER, BETTE LEE — Rod Cron Rep. 1. Multnomoh College. CALDWELL, PAT — Apemi 6; Shorthand Awordi 5-6; Girli’ League Rep. 2; Red Cron Rep. 3; Gin Gleo Club 2; Ideal Senior Committee 8. Oregon State College. CAMERON, KATHERINE ROSE — Scholonh.pi 1-6, Art Club Charter Member 3-8, Sergoant-at-Armi 7, Correipondmg Secretory 8; Service Award 7, Dondelenguai 7-8, Secretory 8; Art Publicity Committee 7-8, Publicity Chairman 7th Term Girl ' Porty 7; StogoCrewGirli' LooguoWoek A, Decoration! for Champiomhip Banquet 5, 7; May Feto Decoration Committee A, 6, 8. Reed College. CAMODECA, YOLANDA — G.A.A. 8, Tri-Y 6-8, Public Relation! Rep. 8, Girli' Championihip Softball Team 6. CAMP8ELL, MOIRA — Traniferred from Toronto, Canada 7, Girli' League Rep. 7, Ouiritei 8, Decoration Committee Big and Little Sitter Party 7, Tri-Hi-Y 7. Reed College. CAMPBELL, PAT —G.l. Junion 1-2, Girli' League Rep. 2. A, Red Cron Rep. 3ji Froth Girli' Anembly 5; Junior Prom Decorating Committee 6, Junior Prom Choporono Commitloe 6; Room Rop. 4, Service Squod 7-8; Fire Squad 8; Decorating Committee for Girli' League Dance 7. Univenity of Orogon. CARLSEN, ELLA LEE — Room Rep. 2, 4, Girl ' Loaguo Rop. 5; Red Cron Rep. 3, Miner 6-8, Secretary 7, Viow 4-7, Service Squad 6-8, Firo Squad 7-8, Other at Commencement 7, Wingi 3-6; Committeo Junior Prom 6, Carolers 6, 8. Oregon State College. CARLSON. SHIRLEY —Ou.ll and Scroll 6-7, Apemi 6-7, Horizon 2-6, Grantonian Reporter 7, Typing Award 3-5; Girli' League Fire Squod 3,5; Minute Maid 3-4, Scandal Sheot Reporter 6-7, Red Cron Rep. 1-3, Graduating in Seven Term. Oregon State College. CARR, JOANNE — Traniferred from Oregon City 5; Grantonian Typiil 8. CARR, ROBERT — Art Club 3-8, Stoge Deugn Committeo 7-8; Dramateuri 6-8, Memoiri Anembly Script 7-8, May Foto Program 4, Spring Show 6-7, Red Cron Rep. 3, Art Publicity Staff 7, Clan Day Committee 8, Service Award! 6- 8. Univenity of Oregon. CASE, ANNE — Anoclote Editor Memoiri 8, Anembly Committee 7-8, Chreito 3-8, Viee-Proiidont 7, Rally Squad 5, 7; Wingi 3-8, Prendent 7, Stalwart! 3-5, Pep 6-8, Hiitorian 7, Masque and Gavol 6-8, Sorgeant-ai-Armt 7, Play 6; Horizon 1-8, Council Vico-Proiidont 7, Proiidont 8; Service Squad 7-8. Uther at Commoncemont 7, Girli' League Style Show 7-8, Scholarship Award 1 -6. Undecided. CHAMBERLIN, NANCY — Vico-Prendent of Student Body, Rally Squod 7- 8, President of 2nd Term Girli 2, Honor Girl 3, Quoon of Junior Prom 5, Girli' International 3-8, Moiaue and Gavel 7-8, Vice-Preiident 8, Mixer 6-8, Chairman of Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7, Service Sauod 5-8. Undocidod. CHAPMAN, CHARLES—Football 7, Sorvice Squod 5-8, Junior Prom Committee 6; Room Rop. 2-3; Red Cron Rop. 4, Fire Squad 7, May Feto Decorations 6. Oregon Stoto Collogo. CLARK, WILLIAM — General. CLARKE, RAMONA — Girls' Gleo 2. COFFYN ROBERT L.— Junior Fooiboil 3, Junior Track 4, Cl«fs 5-8; Public Relation! Rod. 6. University of Oregon. COLES, DONALD JACK — Transferred from Benson Polytechnic High 5. Northwest Christian Collogo. COLLINS, LENORE — Horizon 1, Prosidont 2; Frosh Frolic 1; May Feto Program 4; 5th Term Girls' Party Food Committee 5; Typing Award 5; Art Club 6-8; Red Cross Rod. 6; Girls' League Assembly 7. Undecided. CORBETT, RUTH — Junior Girls’ International 1-2, Sorgecnt-ot-Arms 2, G.l. 4-8, Sergeant.ot-Arms 7, Vice Presidont 8, Football 5-7; View 7-8; Baseball Cop am 8; Carolers 7-8, Vice-President 8; Scholarship 4; Closs Prophesy Committee 8; Red Cross Rep. 6; Service Squod 7; Junior Prom Chaperone Committee 6; Term Party Conaitteo 5-6. CRACKNELL, BOB —Troek 1, 3, 5, 7, Letters, Football 2, 4. 6, Letters, Baskotball 1-3, Ski Toom 7, Room Rep. 7, Red Cross Rep. 5, Minute Mon 4, Junior Prom Committee 6; Senior Prom Committoe 7, Service Squod 6-7. Oregon State College. CREARY, DAN — Hi-Y 7-8, Choir 7-8, Football 1, 3. 7, Track 2, 6, 8, Room Reo. 3, Grant Dramoteurs 5, 6, 8. Oregon State College. CROCKER, MARILYN DORIS — Glee 2, Carolers 3, 7, Award 5, Ouir.tes 6-7, Secretary 7, Apens 7, Term Party Committees: Invitation 5, Food 6, Decoration 7, Red Cross Rep. Whitman College. CRUM, ROBERT C.— Room Rep. 6, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 5; Dramoteurs 7, Sergeant-ot-Arms; Senior Prom Band Committee. Oregon State College- CRUZEN, SALLY—Choir 6-8. Secretory 8, Triple Trio 7-8, Carolers 5, Mortar Board Ticket Committee 5; Girls' Leaguo Service Squad 6, Stoff Stu- dent Hand Book 5; Wings 4-8, Staff of Club Roster 7, Clefs 5-8, Historian 8; Girls' Loague Rep. 5- Whitman College. DAVIS, BETTIE — Danced in Rose Festivol 6, Bis and Little Sister Party 7, French Club 8; Gront Dramoteurs 8; Glee 6; Spring Show 5. Phoeniv Junior College. DAVIS, WILMA EVELYN — Red Cross Rep. 7, Senior Dramoteurs 6, Band 3-5. DEAL, DONN E-—Transferred from Boise High School 3; Foroday 5-8; Bowling Toon 5-8, Captain 6, President Inter-Scholastic Bowling League 7-8, Symposia 6-8, Prosidont 7, Lewis and Clark College. DECKER, HENRY JEROME — Transferred from Lincoln High, Lincoln Nebr. 7, Varsity Basketball 7-8, Room Rep. 8, Varsity Baseball 8. University of Nebraska. DEETZ, E. LORRAINE —Girls' Glee 1, Corolers 2-4, Choir 5-8, Triple Trio 7-8 Tri-Hi-Y 7-8; A Cappella Hop Decoration Committee 7, Traffic Squod Girls' League 6. Pacific Lutheran Collogo. DEMPSEY, MELBA JUNE — Quirites 7-8, Public Relations Rep. 8. Emonual Hospital School of Nursing. DE PEW, SHIRLEY V.— Glee Club Spring Program 2, Typing Awards 5-7, Granfonion Typist 6. DICKMAN, NORMA — Service Award 3, 7, 8, Grantonian Typist 8, Tri-Y 1-3, Membership Chairman 2-3, Horizon 1-5, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Symposia 6-8, Decoration Committee 7th Term Party 7, Red Cross Rep. 4. Undecided. DIMOND, CHESTER ARTHUR, JR —A Cappella Choir 2-8, President 7, Student Director for Christmas Program 7, Hi-Y 8, Clefs 3-8, Treasurer 4, Scholarship Awards 1-6; Fletcher Plaaue Award 3-4, Service Squod 7-8, Room Rep 2-4, Student Body Assembly Committoe 8, Memoirs Contact Com-mittoe 8. Willamette University. CLARK, WM. CORBETT CRUZEN DEETZ CLARKE CRACKNELL DAVIS, B. DEMPSEY COFFYN CREARY DAVIS, W. DE PEW DOUGLAS, BARBARA EARL EINZIG ERICKSON DOUGLAS, BETTY EAVE EISMAN ERVIN DOUGLASS ECK EK EVANS DRUXMAN ECKHARDT ERAUT FALK DURHAM EDDY ERIKSEN FARELLA DOUGLAS, BARBARA JOAN — Apems 6-8, Sorgoant-at-Arm$ 7; Room Rop. 8j Lowis arid Clark Collogo. DOUGLAS, BETTY JEAN —G A A 3-8, Vico-Presidoni 7, Sorgoaniot-Arms 6 Decoration Comraiitoo for Bollos Boll; Moy Feto Docorations. Undecided. DOUGLASS, 8ARBARA JEAN —Migwan 3-4, Secretary 4; Girls' Loaguo Rep. 2, 4; Choir 6-8; Grontomon Reporter 7-8; Symposia 6-7, Secretary 7; Horizon 3-5, Secretary 4, Vico President 5; Carolerj 3-5; Tri-Y 3-5. Linheld College. DRUXMAN, GEORGE — Junior Football 1; Junior Baseball Letter 4 Royol G 5-8; 8asoboll Varsity Letter 6, Varsity Footboll Stole Chomps 7, Varsity Baseball 8; Room Rep. 7; Red Cross Rep. 6, 8. University of Oregon. DURHAM, RICHARD L.— Philodorion 5-8, Secretary 7, Minor 6-8; Royal G 6-8 Track 4, 6, 8, Junior L'e'ior 4, Varsity Lottor 6, 8; Servico Squad 5-8, Hall Chiof 6) Scholarships 5-6; Junior Prom Band Committee 6; Senior Prom Decoration Commitloo 7; Room Rop. 3; Cafeteria Board 7. U. S. Military Acodomy at West Point. EARL, BARBARA JEAN — Transferred from Medford High 5; Quill and Scroll 7-8; Apems 7-8; Aremoc Charter Member, Secretary 7-8; Grontomon Reporter 8; Carolers 7-8; Worked on Under the Mistletoe 7j Worked on Spring Scandal Sheet; Typing Award 6; Graduating in Seven Terms. Lewis and Clark College. EAVE, LARRY — Royol G 7-8; Junior Football, Letter 3; Varsity Football, Letter 7; Grant Dramateurs 7; Public Relations Rop. 8. ECK, WALTER J-—Clefs 6-8, Dance Comnitteo 7; Faroday Bi Track 4-6; Basketball 4; Choir 7-8; Chontors 2-6 Rooo Rep. 8. Whitman College. ECKHARDT, ARTHUR — Scholarships 2-6; Minute Man 5; May Fete 1; Golf 7; Football 1; Graduating in Seven Teres. Stanford University. EDDY, RODGER — Fall Cross Country Track 5, 7, Letter 5, Captain 5; Public Relations Rep. 5, 7; Quirites 4-8; Sergeant-at-Arms 5, 6, Treasurer; Baseball 4, 8; Scholarship Awards 2-3, 5-7; Stalwarts 4-6; Spring Trock 6, 8; Euclidean 5-8, President 7;Memoirs PictureComnittoo 7-8; Junior Dramateurs 5. Undecided. EINZIG, NANCY — Girls' Chorus 2; Scholarship 2-6; Girls' Intornalionol 3-8, Treasurer 8, Serg«gjnt.ot-Arms 6, Football 3, 5, 7, Coptam 5; Term Parties 6, 7; Service Sauod 7-8; Pepsi Cola Test 8; Pep 8; Grcntonion 7-8, Reporter 7, Associate Editor 8. Stanford University. EISMAN. RUTH E.— Transferred from Jefferson 5; Grant Dramoteurs 6; Mr. Scott's Office 7; Service Award 7; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Office Troining 8; Grontonion Typist 8; Style Show 8. Oregon State College. EK, WILLIAM W.— Room Rep. 2; Red Cross Rop. 3; Click Comoro Club 1-6; Art Club 6; Dondelenguos 7-8; Symposia 8; Cap and Gown Commiltoo. Oregon State Collogo. ERAUT, JAOUELINE LESLIE — General. ERIKSEN, BILL — Football 2-4; Euclidian 4-5. University of Oregon. ERICKSON, JACK —Service Squad 7-8, Firo Squad 8; Track 3. Oregon Stato Collogo. ERVIN, NORMA JANE — Tri-Y 5-8; Grant Dramateurs, Jumor 7, Senior 8; Bond 3-8, Secretory 7; Public Relations Rop. 5; Girls' Glee 2; Rose Festival Dance, 6. Undecided. EVANS, DORIS — Junior G.l. 1-2; View 3-8; Thalion 7-8; Wor Bond Solesman 3-5; Service Squad 7-8; Girls' League Dance Decorations Commit-too 7; Term Parties Committee 8; Memoirs Contoct Committee 8; Scholastic Art Award 8. University of Oregon. FALK, DELORES — Junior G.l. 1-2; Girls' Glee 2, Coroters 3-6; Public Relations Reo 7; Wings 4-8; Fashion Show Girls' League 8, Girls' League Rop. 5, Fire Squad Girls' League 5-6; Red Cross Reo. 1; Service Squad 6-8; Ouill and Scroll and Scandal Sheet 8. FARELLA, FRANK E.— Football 1, 3, 5, 7, Stole Champions '4S-'46, Varsity Letters 5, 7; Trock 6, 8, Varsity Letters; Junior Basketball 4, Lottor; Royol G 5-8; Service Sauod 3-8; Miner 6-8; Philodorion 8; Choir 7-8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Color Guard 8. University of Oregon. FARRIS, KENNETH —Migwan 6-7; Quill and Scroll 7, Ad Chosor 2-3; Freshman Rocoption 1; Rod Cron Rod- 4; Traffic Squad 3; Minut© Man 3; Graduating in Sovon Toraj. Orogon State Collogo. FELT, BEVERLY —Wings 2-4; R©d Cross Rod. 3-4; Moy Fete 2-4; Bond Show 2-4; Symposia 6-8, Secretary; Typing Award 5; Gront Dromoteurs 5-6; Girl Leagu© Show 7, Club Assembly 3- Posodona Junior Collogo. FELVARG, CAROL JEAN — Transferred from Commorco; Offic© Training 8. University of California at Lot Angelas. FIELDS, DONNA — Girls' Leaguo Rod. 1, 3; Band 1-8; Stoi© Drum Major-oit© Fint Place '44, Third Ploco '45, Second Place '46, Ploc© '47; Apomt 6-8; Tri-Y 2-8, Troaturer 4, President 5-6, Intor-Club Vice-President 7-8; Sorvic© Award 7. University of Oregon. FINDLEY, HELEN MARGARET — Scholarship 1-6; Girls' Intornolional 3-8, Prosidont 8. Football Team 5-7; Foaturo Editor of Momoirs 81 Assembly Committee 8; Activity Assembly Committee 7; Mixer 6-8; Junior Dramo'eurs 7, Senior Drarratours 8; Service Sauod 6-8, Usher Sauod 7-8, Uther at Commencement 7; Class Day Committee 8; Chairman Junior Prom Decoration Committee 6. Oregon State College. FISCHER, PAT — Mixer 6-8, Secrotary 6, Charter Member; Wings 3-8; Service Sauod 6-8, Fire Sauod 6-8jRoom Reo 1; Girls' LoaguoRep. 3; Clean Up Committoe for Senior Prom 7; Chairman Refreshment Committee for Girls' League Dance; Usher Squad 8; Rod Cross Rep. 4. Oregon State College. FLACH, VIC — Transferred from McFarland Junior High, Washington, D. C. 3; Migwon 7-8; Red Cross Rep. 7; Cops and Gowns Committee 8; Scholarship 6. Oregon State College. FLATAU, MARVIN — Transferred from Porhom, Minnesota; Red Cross Reo. 6. Rood Collogo. FLETCHER, BILL — General. FLINT, BOB — Transferred from Franklin, 6. Rood Collogo. FORBES, DON R.— Student 8ody President 8; Football 3, 5, 7, Lottors 3. 5, 7, State Championship Teams '45-'46; Trock 4, 6, 8; Room Rop. 3, 7; Red Cross Rep 4-6; Service Sauod 5-8, Fire Chief 7; Hi-Y 6-8; Royal G 3-8. Secretary 8. Born Dance Committee 6, 8; Mixer 7-8; Junior and Senior Prom Committee 6-7. Oregon State Collogo. FRANKLIN, GEORGE — Public Relations Rop. 6. Howoii. FUGE, DOLORES WILLENE — Girls' League Rep. 1, 7, Stalwarts 5, Pep 6-8, Rose Festival Dance 6; Shorthand Award 7-8; 7th Term Party 7, Girls Leaguo Dance 7; 8th Term Tea for Mothers and Daughters 7; Typed for Grant-onion 8; Office Work 8; Pep Roily Dance 8. Lewis ond Clark College. GAL8RAITH, RICHARD — Football 2. 4, Junior Letter 4; Baseball 1, 3; Dondeionguas 6, 7, Sergeant-at-Arms 7; Red Cross Rep. 5; Public Relations Rod. 4, 6; Sorvice Sauod 6; May Fete Play 5; Graduating in Sovon Terms. Univorsity of Orogon. GARLAND, HOWARD — Was Eligible for Groduotion in Six Terms; Transferred from Vancouver 3. Reed College. GASSMAN, NANCY — Girls' International 3-8; Mixer 6-8, Sergeant-at-Arms 6; Scholarship Awards 1, 3-6; G-l- -Xiniors 1-2, President 2; Honor Girl 1; Princess of 3rd Term Co-ed Ball 3; Grant Red Cross 4-5. President 4, Vice Presidont 5; Service Squad 6-8; Vice-President 1st Term Girls 1; Ushor at Commencement ond Basketball 7, 8. Orogon State Collogo. GATES, JAMES — Scholarship 5. GERTSCH, CAROL — Transferred from Kemmerer High 7; Faroday Club 7-8. Lewis and Clark College. GIANOTTI, JOSEPH — Football 1, 3, 5; Bosketball 4; Scholarship 4; Stage Crow 5. 7, Chief 7, Sound Crew 5-8, Chiof 7-8; Assembly Committee. U. 5. Naval Academy. GILES, ROGER — Ouill and Scroll 8; Grontonian Reporter 8; Scholarship 6. Vanport. FARRIS FELT FELVARG FIELDS FINDLEY FISCHER FLACH FLATAU FLETCHER FLINT FORBES FRANKLIN FUGE GALBRAITH GARLAND GASSMAN , GATES GERTSCH GIANOTTI giles y 1 GILKEY GOLDBERG GORE GROSH GLASS GOLMIS GRAHAM HAFENRICHTER GLASSCOCK GOODE GRANT HAGER GOBLE GOODMAN GRAY, R. HALL GOHRBAND GOODNER GRAY, S. HAMMACHER GILKEY, RICHARD — Orchostro 2; Clicks 3-6; Forodov 5-8; Memoirs Photogropher 7-8; Public Rotation Rop 7. Orogon Stoto Collogo. GLASS, DOROTHY GERTRUDE — Transferred from Franklin 2; Girls’ Gloo 2; Corofors 3-8; G.A.A. 7-8, Hislorion 8. GLASSCOCK, PATTI — Troni orrod from Franklin High, Seattle, Washington 7; Pep 8; Tri-Hi-Y 7-8; Art Publicity Committoo 8. Lewis and Clark College. GOBLE, JANET M.— Grant Dramotours 7-8; Choir 7-8, Corolors 5-6, Award 6, Service Award 6-7; Apems 7-8; Girls’ League Fire Sauod 6; Mr. Scott’s Office 5-7; Sorvico Sauod 6; Chairman Food Committee Spring Show Reception 6. University of Oregon. GOHRBAND, ROGER — Faraday 2-8; Euclidean 8, Scholarship 6j Chairman, Class Color Committoo 8; Grant Droeateurs 7-8. Oregon State College. GOLDBERG, LEONARD — Scholarships 2-5; Chanters 2; Minuto Man S; Graduating in Seven Terns. Reed College. GOLMIS, TED — Transferred fron Parkroso High School 5; Red Cross Rep. 5; Dramoteurs Junior 6, Senior 7; Public Relations Rep. 7; Memoirs Play 7. GOODE, JAMES CLIFFORD — Philodonon 6 8, Mixer 6-8, President 7; Hi-Y 7-8; Service Sauod S-8; Room Rep, 1, 2, 5; Minute Mon 5; Junior Prom Dance Committoo 6; Public Rotations Rop. 7; Class Rep. 7; Senior Class President 8. Undecided. GOODMAN, SUE — Wings 3-8; Chairman, Ideal Sonior Committee 8; Service Squad 8; Girls’ Loogue Rep. 4; Junior Pron Committoo 6; Girls’ International 5-8, Secrotary 8, Junior Girls’ Infornotional 1-2. Oregon State Collogo. GOODNER, CHARLES JOSEPH — Transferred from Berkeley H.gh 7, Mixer 7-8; Senior Pron Band Committoo 7; Ski Toam 8. Rood Collogo. GORE, JOAN — Band Show 2, 6, 8; Girls’ l.eaguo Rep 3; Minuto Maid 4; May Folo Show 4; Momoirs Assombly 7; Grant Dramotours 7-8; Closs Day Committee 8. Pasadena Junior College. GRAHAM, BARBARA — Apoms 5-7; Ou.ll and Scroll 7, Girls’ League Traffic Sauod 3; Room Rop. 1; Freshman Recoption 1; Red Cross Rep. 5; Christmas Program 2, 4; Spring Program 5; Graduating in Seven Terms. Orogon State College. GRANT, JOYCE ANN — Grantonion 7-8; Roportor 7, Business Managor 8; Migwan6-8, President 7, Grantonion Roportor 8; Girls’ Loaguo Rop. 7; Iri-Y 3-8, Sergeant-at-Arms 5-6, Vice President 7-8; Typing Awards 3-5; Shorthand Awards 7-8; Scholarship Award 5; Class Song Committoo 8; Minute Maid 1-2. GRAY, BOB —Clicks 3-5, President 5. GRAY, W. STAN — Service Rep. 8; Football 1, 5-7; Baseball 4-8, Junior Letter 4; Room Rop. 3, 4, 6, 7; Service Squad 6-8, Fire Sauod 6-8; Service Award 7; Student Body Cord Assembly 7; Hi-Y 7-8; Mixor 6. GROSH, CLARA M.— Transferred from St. Mory’s Aeodomy 5; Art Publicity Staff 5-8, Art Club 5; Dranateurs 7-8; Cop and Gown Committoo 8; Minuto Maid 6. Advance Art School. HAFENRICHTER, RICHARD CHARLES — Business Manager of Memoirs 8; Hi-Y 7-8, Vice-Presidont 8; Football 1, 3, 5, 7, Stoto Championship loams ’45-’46; 8oskotball 2, 4,6; Baseball 2, 4,6, 8; Royal G 7-8; Activity Assombly Committoo 8; Philadorian 7-8; Troaturer 8; Senior Prom Docoration Committoo 7j Fire Squad 7-8, 8attalion Chief 8, Captain 7; Scholarship 2. Orogon State Collogo. HAGER, BOB — Transferred from Jefferson 5; Chanters 8; Dramotours 8; Junior Football 5. Law School. HALL, BARBARA — Service Squad 7-8, Usher Squad 7, Firo Squad 7; Sorvico Award 7, G.l. 3-4, Wings 3 4, Red Cross Rop. 4, 6; Minute Maid 3; Junior Prom Committoo 6; Grantonion Staff 7. HAMMACHER, IRENE BONITA — Nursos Training School. HANSEN. GERALDINE —Rod Com Rod 3; Girls Loague Rod- 7, Bis and Lillie Sitter Party Commilloo 7; Service Award 8. HANSEN, CAROLINE M.— Mortar 8oard Committee 1, 3, 5, 7 Service Squod, Fire Sauad 5-8; Service Awordt 6-8; Mixor (Chartor Mombor) 6-8; G.l. 6-8, Junior G.l. 1 -2; Usher at Graduation 7, Usher Squad 7-8; Activity Assembly Committee 7, Assembly Committoe 8; Cafotoria Board 7; Chairman Senior Prom Committeo 7; Choir 6-8. Univortlty of Oroson. HARBISON, BARBARA — Horizon 3-4; Tri-Y 3-4; Room Rod. 6; Grant Dromoteurs 7-8; Miswan 7-8; TyDins Award 6-7. Oroson Stato Collese. HARDER. KATHRYN — Tri-Y 2-8; Junior Dramateurs 7; Senior Dramalours 8; Public Relations Rod. 7. University of Oreson, HARNISCH, ARDIS ANN — Oreson Stato Collese. HARPER, DOLORES — Thalion 3-7, RoDorter 7; Chrotto 4-7, Football 6; Grant Dromoteurs 5, 7; Horizon 2-7;Service Award 3; TyDins Award 3; Ad Chaser 1; Graduates in Seven Terms. Willamette University. HARTMAN. DELOS — General. HATHAWAY, MARY JEANNE — Transferred from Gabel Country Day School 5; Winss 5-8, Club Roster Committee 7, Treasurer 8; Chresto 6-8; Sorgooni-ot-Arns 7; Minute Moid 6; Girls' Loasuo Rod. 7; Junior Dramotours 7, Secretary 7; Service Squad 7; Usher at Commencement 7 Baccalaureate Committee 8. Oregon State Collese. HAVLICEK, TED — Band 1-8, President 7, Student Leader 7-8. University of Oregon. HAWKE DOROTHY — Girls' League Rod- 1. 3; Minute Maid 4; Spring Show 5; Girls' Glee 7; Junior Dramalours 7; Graduating in Seven Terms. Oregon State Colleso. HAWKINS, JOHN — Minuto Man 3. University of Oroson. HAWKINS, MARY — G.l. Junior 1-2, Treasurer 2; Room Rod- 2; War Bond Committeo 2; Minuto Moid 3; Wings 3-8; Ticket Committoe Senior Prom 7; Triole Trio, Choir 4-8; Mixer 6-8; Service Squod Fire Squad 7-8; Usher at Commencement 7. University of Oregon. HAYS, BILL — Philodorian 4-8; Mixer 7-8; Clefs 6-8, Prosidont 7; Baseball 2. 4, 6, 8, Letters 4, 6, 8; Basketball 3-8. Letters 6, 8; Activity Assombly Committoe 7; Room Rod- 1; Service Squad 7-8; Fire Squad 7; Choral Department 1-7, Chantors 1-2, Choir 3-7; Royal G 4-8; Flag Color Guard. Unlver-sity of Oregon. HEFT, MELBA LA VERNA —Girls' Glee 2; Carolors 3-6, Assistant Librarian 4, Librarian 5. Choir 7-8; Grantonian Typist 8; 7th Term Decoration Party 7; Sorvico Award 8. Undecided. HELLER, KEITH — Oqening Gome Football Programs, Originotor and Manager 5, 7, Football Programs 1, 3, 5. 7, Basketball Programs 2, 4, State Foot-boll Programs 7; Band 1-8, General Manager 1-8, Gonorol Managor Instru-mental Concert Programs 4, Instrumental Concerts, Shows 2-8; Scholarship Awards 1-6; Service Award 3. Lewis and Clark College. HERMANN, DARLE ANN —Art Publicity Stoff S-8, Chairman 7-8; Scholarship Awards 1-6; Peo 3-8, Secretary 8; Art Club 2-7, President 6; Chresto 8; Ouiritos 4, 5; Service Award 4, 6-8; May Fete Decoration Committee 4, 6, 8; Girls' League Donee Decoration Comaitteo S-7; Chairman Constitution Committee 8. Stanford University. HERMANSON, LOIS — Girls' League Reo- 3; Junior Dramateurs 6; Senior Dromoteurs 7; Public Relations Reo- 8. Shanart School of Art. HEWITT. BONNIE — Tri-Y 3, 4; Migwon 7; Shorthand Awards 5, 6; Rose Fostival Coronation 6; Christmas Program 5; Glee 2, Carolers 3-5. University of Oregon. HOCKETT, CLIVE — Junior Cross Country 5. Letter, Varsity Cross Country 7, Letter Soring Track 8; Service Squad 7-8. Oroson Stole College. HOFFELNER, JANE — Room Rod. 1, 3; Service Squad 6; Aooms 6-8; 6th Term Girls' Party Committeo 6; Shorthand Awards 60-80 Words 6; Tyqing Awards 3-6. Undecided. HANSEN, G. HARPER HAWKINS, J. HERMANN HANSEN, C. HARTMAN HAWKINS, M. HERMANSON HARBISON HATHAWAY HAYS HEWITT HARDER HAVLICEK HEFT HOCKETT HARNISCH HAWKE HELLER HOFFELNER HOFFMAN HOWARD, S. HUSSA JACKSON, F. HOLCOMB HOWATT INGMAN JASMANN HOPPER HOYT IRWIN JENKINS HORTON HUIARD IVERSON JENSEN, D. HOWARD, G. HUMPHRIES JACKSON, 8. JENSEN, S. HOFFMAN, JOHN A.— Transferred from Voshon High, Vashon Island, Wash. 7 Room Rop. 8. Oregon Stale Collogo. HOLCOMB, JANE — Quill and Scroll 7-8, Sergoanr-at-Arms 7, President 8 Viow 7-8, Sorgoant-at-Arms 8 Grontonian 5-7 Reporter 5-6, News Editor 7; Girls’ Leaguo Stylo Show 7, Minute Maid 5, Public Relations Rep. 8 Sorvice Squod 7-8 Service Award 7. Orogon State College. HOPPER, ANNE — Transferred from Athono, Oregon 5, Scholarship 1-6 C.lofs 7-8, Secretary 8 Choir 7-8 Freshman Style Show 7-8 Class Picfuro Committoo 8 Class Song Committee Chairnan 8 Girls’ League Rep. 8, Girls' League Assembly 7. University of Oregon, HORTON, JOHN — General. HOWARD, GEORGE THOMAS —Stage Crew 1-8, Chiof 6, Assistant Chief 5 Sound Crew 5-8, Chief 5-6 Assombly Committee 5-6 Stalwarts, Pep Charter Mombor 3-8 Servico Squad 5-8 Football 7 Pop Band 1-8 Traffic Squad 1-5, Assistant Chiof 5 Activity Office 5-8 Fire Squad 5-8, Captain 6-8. Rood Collogo. HOWARD, SHIRLEY JEAN — Scholarship Award 2, Quiriles 3-4, 6, Shorthand Aword 6 Faraday 7-8, Secretary 8 Red Cross Rep 7. Oregon State College. HOWATT. LESLIE — Junior Football 2, 4, Letter 4; Junior Basketball 2, 4, Letter 4 Varsity Golf 4, 6, 8, State Chompions 4, 6 Royal G 5-7 Service Squod 4-7 Fire Souod, Battalion Chiol 6-7 Room Rep. 6 Freshman Reception Chairman 1. Graduating In Seven Terms. HOYT, 8ARBARA — Undecided. HUIARD, MAURICE A.— Memoirs Photographer 6 Camera Qub 1-4, Sergeont ot-Arms 3 Trock 2, 4,6; Band 3, 5, Dance Bond 5 French Club 5-6, Treasurer 5 Grant Dramateurs 7-8. University of Oregon. HUMPHRIES, GEORGE WALLACE — Transferred from Robinson Intor, Wichita, Kansas 3 Scientia 3-6, Charter Member 3, Treasurer 5, President 6 Spring Track 6, 8, Fall Trock 5 Room Rep 7 Christmas Program 7, Class Color Committoo 8 Faraday 7-8 Migwon 7-8. HUSSA, JANA — Transferred from St. Helen's Hall 7 Pep Club 7-8 Glee 7, Carolers 8 Office Training 8 Spring Program 8 Grontonian Typist 8. Oregon Stato Collogo. INGMAN, SHIRLEY J.— Transferred from Jefferson 4 Decoration Chairman 5th Terra Girls' Party 5 G.l. 6-8 Service Squod 7 Usher at Commencement 7. IRWIN, ELINOR — G.l. Juniors 1 Glee 2 Horizon 3-5, Vice Presidont 4i Girls' League Assembly 7, Decorations 7lh Term Party 7 Art Club 8 Quill and Scroll 8. IVERSON, ILA DENE — G.l. Juniors 1-2 Girls League Rep. 1,4 7th Term Girls' Party 7. JACKSON, BARBARA— Girls' Leaguo Rop. 2 Grontonian Typist 6-8 Sports 1. Pnoenix Junior Colloge. JACKSON, FRANK M.— Washington Stole College. JASMANN, RUTH —Viow 5-7, Wings 4-7 Mixer 6-8, Service Squad 5-8, Fire Squad 5-8 Senior Prom Clean-up Committee 7, Junior Prom Cloan-up Committoo 5j Room Rop. 1; Honor Girl 4; Rod Cross Rop. Minute Maid 3. University of Oregon. JENKINS, BARBARA ANNE — Typing Award 3. Oregon State College. JENSEN, DEAN C-—Transferred from East High, Salt Lake 6 Clefs 7-8 Grant Dromateurs 7-8. Utah State College. JENSEN, STAN — Oregon Stato College. JOHNS, ELEANOR — President of Girl ' League 8, Secretary of Girl ’ Loaguo 7; Mosque and Gavel 7-8; G.l. 3-8, G.l. Junior 1-2, President 1; Wing 3-8, Vice-President 7; DAR Rep- 7; Honor Girl 6; Vice-President 3rd Torm Girls 3; Scholarship 1-6; Girl ’ League Rep. 4; Usher ot Commencement 7, Service Award 6-8. University of Oregon. JOHNSON, CATHERINE LOUISE — Red Cro� Rep 5; 60-Word Short-hand Award 7; Grantonian Typist 7; Graduating In Seven Terms. Northwestern Business Colloge. JOHNSON, CLARENCE ’’CURLY’’—Junior Oramateur 8; Red Cross Rep. 6; Track 4; Minute Mon 3. Orogon Stato College. JOHNSON, DONNA LEE — General. JOHNSON, MARTHA LOUISE — Drorrateur 7-8. Vice-President 7, Horiron 2-8, Secretary 7-8; Room Rep. 1; Wing 4-8; Public Relations Rep. 6; Rally Dance Committee 5; Junior Proa Commiitoe 6; Typing Award 2; Scholor-ship 2; Girl Loaguo Rep. 4. Orogon State College. JOHNSON, MIRIAM LEE — Orchestra 4, 7, 8,- Quiritos 5-8; Quill and Scroll 8; Wing Flight 8. JOHNSON, ROBERT —Band 1-2, Scholarthip 1, 3; Red Cross Rep. 3� Junior Dramatours 5; Chairman May Fete Cokes Concession 6; Clef 3-8; Gypsy Dance Commiitoe. University of Oregon. JOHNSON, NANCY — Viow 7-8; Quill and Scroll 8; Art Publicity Staff 6-8; Grantonian Assistant Feoturo Editor 8,- Class Color Commiitoe 8; G.l. Junior 1-2; As ittant Chairman May Feto Committee 8; Service Award 6-8i Minuto Maid 5; Senior Prom Decoration Committee 7. California Colloge of Art and Croft . JOLLY, JOEINE — Grant Dramateurs 5-6; Memoirs Assembly 6-7; Tri-Y 1-4, Vice-President 4; Gronfomon Typ« t 4, Service Sauod 7; Main Office 4-8; Make-up Crew 6. Oregon Stato Colloge. JONES, BETTY — Apems, Charter Member 5-7,- Art Club 5-6; Shorthond Awards 5-6; Decoration May Fete Committee. Orogon State Collogo. Junior Dramateurs 8; Service Squad 8; Hall of fame Comm,' decided! JONES, BOB — Track 3-4. JUDY, GLORIA — Girl ’ Loaguo Roo. War Bond Commin� « i-0 flrnn Ionian Typi t 6; Quill and Scroll 8. Oregon Stato Colfogo ' JUNGCK, GRACE EDITH — Horizon Club 1-3; Girl Loaquo Roo 1; Stal-VVari, 4-1 Pep 6-8; Scholarship Award 6; Red Cross Rep. % Baccolaurooto Comsittoo 8. University of Oregon. KACH CAROLYN M.—Choir 4 -8, Secretory 7, Vice-President 8; Triplo Tr.o 4-8, President 7, Girls Glee, Memoirs Contact Commiitoe 8; Froshman Reception 6-8; Tholian 3-8; Grant Dramatour 7-8; Cleft 5-8; Girls’ Loaguo Rep. 3; Red Cross Rep. 4. Oregon State College. KAFOURY, ANN —G.l. Junior Vice-Prosidont 2; Room Roo 3; Girls’ Loaguo Rep 4; Carolers 3, 4, Award 4, Triple Trio 5. Choir 5-8. Award 7; Junior Dramateurs 7, Sonior Dramateurs 8; Service Squad 6-8, Fire Squad 6-8; Memoir Contact Committee 8. Univertity of Oregon. KAGLER, JO ANN — Bond Salesman 2; Tri-Y 4-7; Scholarship Award 6; Typing Award 4; May Fete Dance Refreshment Committee 6. Lewi and Clark College. KAPLAN, THELMA J.—G.l. Junior 1-2, Vice-President 2; Red Cross Rep. 6; Junior Draeateurs 7; Girls’ Leoguo Sorvico Squad 3; 1s£ Term Rocoption Style Show; Graduating in Seven Terms. University of California ot Lo Angeles. KANZLER. SHIRLEY —Girls’ League Rep. 3; Choir 5-7, Caroler 3-4, Award 4, Girls’ Gleo 2,- Freshman Reception 1; Graduating in Seven Torm . Oregon State College. KAUFFMAN, LEONA JENE — G.l. Juniors 2, Red Cross Rep 4;Co-Orlg. inator of Apems 6-8, Vice-President 6; Girls Loogue Assembly 7; Publicity Committee for Senior Prom 7, Quill and Scroll 8; Grantonian Reporter 7-8, Assistant Business Manager 8. Lewi and Clark Collogo. JOHNS JOHNSON, MIRIAM JONES, D. KAFOURY JOHNSON, CATHERINE JOHNSON, R. JONES, R. KAGELER S JOHNSON, CLA JOHNSTON JUDY KAPLAN OHNSON, D. JOLLY JUNGCK KANZLER j JOHNSON, MARTHA JONES, B. KACH KAUFFMAN v KEMPIN KOWALS LARSEN, N. Lo RUD KIRSHNER KRANE LASSELLE LEVITT KETTLEBERG KUHNHAUSEN LAWRENCE LEWIS, J. KLINDWORTH LAMBERT LEHMAN LEWIS, R. KNUTSON LARSEN, L. LEONARD LICHTENTHALER KEMPIN, ALBERT — Traniforrod from Gorfiold High, Loi Angoloi 4; Junior Football 4, Junior Dromatouri 6 Track 7; Graduating m Seven Terms. Univoriity of California at Loj Angoloi. KERSHNER, ED — Room Rod. 1, 3, Ico Hockoy 1. 3, 5,1, Rod Croii Rod. 21 Sorvico Squad 3-8; Junior Pron Committoo 5; Grant Dromatouri 7; Sonior Prom Anombly Committoo 7. KETTLEBERG, NANCY JEAN —G.l. Junior! 1-2; Girli' Chorui 1-2, Carolori 2-6, Socrotary 5, Choir 7-8; Rod Cron Rod. 2; Girls’ Loaguo Rod 4, Vico Proiidont of 5th Torm Girli 5; Public Rotation! Rod. 4; Chrosto 6-8, Proiidont 8, Football 7; Decoration Comnittoo for Sonior Prom 7; Flro Sauad 7-8, Sorvico Squad 7-8, Socrotary 8; Junior Prom Door Committoo 6. Orogon Stato College. KLINDWORTH, JOAN — Migwan 5-6; Girli' Loaguo Rod. 5; Ado i 6-8, Troaiuror 7; Girli' Looguo Auombly 7; Rod Croii Rod 8; Clan Gift Committoo 8. Willomotto Univoriity. KNUTSON, EARL — Football 3, 7; Boikotball 4, 6, Baioball 4, 6, Public Rolotioni Rod- 8; Golf 5, 7; Sonior Prom Thom© Committoo. KOWALS, MYRON — Dondolonguoi 5-8; Euclidean 4-8; Band 1-3; ScholarihiD 1-2, 4-6. Univoriity of Wolhington. KRANE, MARILYN — Shorthand Award 5; Girli' Loaguo Rod. 6; Cod and Gown Committoo 8. Univoriity of Orogon. KUHNHAUSEN, ROSS — Troaiuror of Senior Clan 8; Hi-Y 8; Philodorion 7-8. Socrotary 8; Junior Trock 1, Lotter 1; Sorvico Sauad 7-8, Firo Squad 7-8; Room Rod 4; Minuto Mon 3. Orogon State Collogo. LAMBERT, ROSANN — Traniforrod from Olnoy, Illinois 5; Carolori 6, Choir 7-8. Rood Collogo. LARSEN, LARRY — Football 1, 5, 7, Loiter 7, State Chamoion Toami '45-'46; Sorvico Rod- 7; Yoll Loador 8; Room Rod- 6, 8; Mixer 6-8; Hi-Y 7-8; Royal G 7-8, Committoo for 8orn Dane©; Committoo for Junior Prom 5. Orogon Stato Collogo. LARSEN, NORMA — G.l. 3-8, G.l. Junior! 1-2; Girli' Gloo 2-3, Carolori 3-5, Choir 6-8; Mixor 7-8; Service Squad 7-8, Uiher Squod 7; Junior Prom 6j Girli' Loaguo Firo Sauad 5; G.l. May Foto Booth 4 Girli' Loaguo Stylo Show 3. Orogon Stato Collogo. LASSELLE, JANE —Girli' Loaguo Rod. 7; Tri-Hi-Y 5-8, Proiidont 7, Quiritoi 4; Junior Prom Committoo 5; Docoration Committoo for 8ig Sinor Party 7; Aqomi 7-8; ScholarihiD i Tyoing Award 4; Shorthand Award 6. Univoriity of Orogon, LAWRENCE, WILMA — Traniforrod from Bromorton, Wolhington 5; Junior Dramatourt 8. Pacific Lulhoran Collogo. LEHMAN. EUGENE ADRIAN — Room Rod 4; Rod Croii Rod. 8; Scholar-ihiq Awardi 1-6; Chantori 1-3, Choir 4-8; Stalwart! 4; Junior Dramatourt 7, Sonior Dro-otouri 8; Minuto Man 5; Sorvico Squad 7. Univoriity of Orogon. LEONARD, JOHN —Hi-Y 4-8, Proiidont 7, Proiidont of tho Intor Hi-Y Council 7; Auiitoni Troaiuror 6; Chairman of tho Junior Prom 6; Moiauo and Gavol 6-8, Sorgoant-ot-Armi 7; Philodonon 5-8, Trooiuror 7; Baioball 2, 4, 6, 8, Major Lotion 4, 6, 8; Football 1, 3, 5. 7, Major Lotion 5, 7, Stato ChomDlonihip Toami 45-'46; Yoll Loador 8; Royal G 4-8, Barn Danco Docoration Committoo; Chantori 3-5, Proiidont 5, Choir 6-7. Univoriity of Orogon. Lo RUD, BONNIE JEAN —Pod 5-8; Quiritoi 4; Gloo 1. Carolori 2-4, Award 3, Choir 5-8; Girli' Loaguo Rod- 7; Minuto Maid 64 Sonior Clan Pin Committoo 7; 7lh Torm Girli' Party 7; ScholarihiD! 4, 6. Pacific Lulhoran Collogo. LEVITT, RODNEY C.— Band 1-2, Trombone Quartet 5, 8; ScholarihiD! 2, 5; Commoncemont Committoo 8; Room Rod. 1; Clofi 4-8, Sorgoant-ot-Armi 7, Troaiuror 8. Rood Collogo. ' LEWIS, JACQUIE — Traniforrod from Joffonon 2; i Term Party Committoo 4, Girli' Gloo 2, Carolori 5-6; Apomi 6-8, Chartrft Mombor, Docoration Committoo for Girli' Loaguo Danco 7; Wolcomo Squod 6. Orogon Stato Collogo. LEWIS, RUTH ANN — Tholian 4-7, Socrotary 1, Junior G I. 1-2, Socrotary 2, G.l. 5-7; Horizon 5-7, Trooiuror 6, Proiidont 7; Froihman Rocootion; Rofroihmont Committoo for Junior Prom; Graduating in Soven Tormi. Univor-liry of California at L01 Angoloi. LICHTENTHALER, FRANK G.— Gonoral. LIEBREICH, GERALDINE — Transforrod from Bond High 5; Wings Si G.A.A. 5-6. Treasurer 6, Invitation Cor-sitioo 5th Torn Girls' Party 5; Junior Dromateurs 7, Senior Dramatours 8. University of Oregon. LIVINGSTON, JOAN L.— Tri-Y 5, Migwan 6; Junior Dramatours 7, Senior Dramatourt 8; Wardrobe Comaittee 8. Pacific University. LOKEY. JERRY — Traffic Squad 1-3; Baseball 4; Scholarship 6; Public Relations Rep. 4. Stanford University. LOWES, BAYLOR MICHAEL — Yell Loader 3-4, Royal G 4-7, Service Squad 6-8, Fire Squad 7-8; Philodorian 8; Memoirs Contact Commlttoo 8; Senior Class Day Committoo 8. LUND, BERT — Scholarship Awards 1-3 Room Rep. 3, 5, 7; Orchestra 1-5, 7-8. President 4, 5, 7, Junior Football 3, Baseball 2, 4,6, 8, Junior Lottor 2, 4, Clefs 8, Dondelenguas 6-7, Vico-Prosidont 7, Migwan 7-8, 8occalaureate Committoo 8; Clefs 5-8. Willamette University. LUND, PEGGY — G.l. Juniors 1-2; Wings 3-4; Horizon 4-8, Sergeant-ot-Arms 5, Secretory 6, President 7, Football Banquet Decoration Committee 5, Art Club 5-8, Vice-President 6, Secretary 7, Tri-Y 6-7, Ouiriles 7-8. Lewis and Clark College. MocDONALD, PATTIE — Girls’ League Rep. 4, 8, Horizon 3-8, President 4, Glee 3, Carolors 4-5, Choir 6-8, Triplo Trio 7-8, Won Music Teachor Association Cop, Choir Pin, Caroler's Pm, Tri-Y 1-8, Treasurer 7-8, Swimming Team 6-8; Food Committee 5th Term Girls' Party 5; Senior Prom Food Committee 7. Lewis and Clark College. MACOMBER, BILL — Scholarship 1-2, 4-5, Yell Leodor 7-8, Track 2, 4, Golf Team 6, 8, Varsity Letter 6, 8, Mosque and Gavel 5-8, Treasurer 8; Philodorian 5-8, Royal G 6-8; Mixer 6-8; Room Rep. 1-5; Pop 7-8. MALETIS, GEORGIA—Girls’ International 3-7, Sergeant-at-Arms 7, Tholian 5-7, Treasurer 7; Prosident 3rd Torm Girls; Vice-President 5th Term Girls, Honor Girl 6, Carolors 5-7, VicoProsidoni 6, President 7, Docoration Conmitloo for Junior Prom 6, Girls' League Rep. 7, Red Cross Rop. 4, Graduating in Seven Terms. Orogon Stoto Collogo. MARRIOTT, JOAN — Wings 3-8, Secretary 8, New Girls' Party 7, Club Rostor Committoo 7, Dondolonguas 4-6; Sorvlco Squad 7-8, Ushors 8, Fir© LIE8REICH LUND, P. MARTIN McAllister, v. LIVINGSTON MACDONALD MARTY McCUTCHEON LOKEY MACOMBER MAUPIN McDonnell Squad 8, Red Cross Rep. 8, Junior Prom Decoration Committoo 6; Senior Prom Door Committoo 7, Frosh Frolic Committoo 8. Scripps Collage. MARTIN, RICHARD D.— Grant Dramatours 5, 7, Managers Letter 2. University of Oregon. MARTY, FRANK — Service Squad 3-4, Trock 8, Rod and Reel Club 5-6. Lewis and Clark Collogo. MAUPIN, JACK — Band 1-8, Dance Bond 4,6, 8, Band Sergeant, Trombone Ouartot 5, 8. MAY, RICHARD — Room Rep. 3; Rod Cross Rop. 2. Orogon State C0II030. McALLISTER, MARILYN — Transferred from Holy Child Acadomy 5; Wings 5-8; Corolers 5; Chrosto 6-8; Ouoon Coronation Assombly Committee, Girls Loaguo Rop. 7, Typing Award 7, Chairman of Girls' Loogue 8lg and Littlo Sisters Party, Finance Committoo 7, Girls’ Loaguo Assombly Installation Committoo 8. McALLISTER, VIRGINIA — G.l. Juniors 1; Scholarship Award 5, Tri-Y 4, Rod Cross Rep. 5; Migwan 5; Girls' League Assombly 7, Girls' League Rep. 8; Grantonian Roportor 8, Ouill and Scroll 8, Scandal Sheet 8. Lewis and Clark College. McCUTCHEON, BARBARA — Transferred from Oakland, Col.fornio 5, Swim Team 6-8 Minute Maid 7, Dondelenguas 6-8, Secretary 7, Scholarship Award 6; Girls League Assembly 7, Grantonion Typist, Shorthand Award 8. Lewis and Clark Collogo. McDONNELL, ALFRED NELSON — Trock 2, Football 5, 7, Service Squad 7-8. University of Washington. McKEEN, SUZANNE — Tri-Y 2-3, Girls' League Rep 3, Service Award 5, Student 8ody Office 6, 7, 8; Mosquo and Gavol 7-8; Memoirs Contact Committee 8, Memorial Day Assombly 6; Thanksgiving Assembly 7, Scholarships 5-6. Bible Collogo. McMAHON, HARRIETTE MAY — Transferred from St. Helen's Holl 5; Quill and Scroll 7-8, Secrotory 8; Wings 5-8, Assistant Editor of Undor th© Mistlotoo 7; Circulation Monagor of Grantonian 8; Junior Dramatours 5, Senior Dramatours 6. Orogon Stoto College. LOWES MALETIS MAY McKEEN A.UND, A. MARRIOTT McALLISTER, M. McMAHON McOUARRIE MELVIN MONTGOMERY MORSE MEANS MENATH MOORE, E. MORTON MEEHAN MILLER, NANCY MOORE, R. MOSS MEIGS MILLER, NORMA MORRILL MUCKLE MELSON MINX MORRISON MULANAX MeQUARRIE, HERB — Rod Cron Rop. 4; Traffic Squad 4. Bradleys Polytechnic Institute. MEANS, PINKIE — Girls' Leaguo Rop 1, 6; Rod Cross Rop. 2; Minulo Maid 4; Junior Prom Committee 6; Decorations for Oponing Football Gome 7. May Foto Committee 4. Orogon Slolo Collogo. MEEHAN, CARL 8.— Sorvico Squad 8; Grant Dronatours 7-8; Football 3-7; Track 2-4; Baskotboll 1. Orogon Stole College. MEIGS, GILBERT — Editor-in-Chief of Grantonian 8; Scholarship Awards 1-2, 4-6; Quiritos 5-8, Vice-President 6, President 7; Room Rop. 6,- Phila-dorian 7-8; Football 3, 7; Basoball Managor 4; Royol G 5-8; Fire Squad 4-8, Sorvico Squod 6-8. Stanford. MELSON, JOYCE EILENE — Memoirs Contact Committee 8; Junior G.l. 1-2; Girls' International 4-8. Football S, 7; Triple Trio 1,7-8, Girls' Chorus 2, President 2, Corolors 3, 5, Troasuror and Award 5, Choir 6-8, Award 7 Typing Award 5; Mosqu© and Gavel Play 6; Mortar Board Decoration Com-miltee 7; Service Squad 7; Dramateurs 7, 8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8; Girls' League Fire Squod 5. Rood College. MELVIN, PAT — Scholarship 1-2; Girls' Leaguo Rep. 2, 4; G.l. Junior 1-2, G.l. 3-8; Girls' Glee 4, Choir 5-8; Vice-Prosidont 6th Term Girls 6; Mixer 6- 8, Vice-Prosidont 8; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 6; Service Squad 7- 8; Class Ideal Committoo 8. Oregon State College. MENATH, JAMES — Room Rep. 8; Public Rotations Rop. 6; Varsity Football 5-7; Varsity Basoball 6; Varsity Track 8; Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 5, 7; Junior Bosoball 2-4; Red Cross Rep. 7; Sciontia 3-7. Oregon State College. MILLER, NANCY — Horizon Club 5-8; Junior Dromatours 7, Sonior Dramateurs 8; Ouiritos 7-8; Tri-Y 7-8; Grantonian Staff 8. Lewis and Clark Collogo. MILLER, NORMA — Art Club 4-8, Vice-President 8. Sergeont-ot-Arns 6; Grantonian Reporter 5; Girls' League Traffic Squad 6; Service Squad 4; May Fete Decorations 4, 6; Service Award 6; Memoirs Advertising 7; Red Cross 3-4. Undecided. MINX, SUE — Transferred from Jofforson 3; Corolors 5-8, Corolors Award 7; Tri-Y 4-5; Horizon 4-8; Sonior Dra=oteurs 8. Oregon Stato Collogo. MONTGOMERY, ANNE — Scholarship 1, 3-6; Wor Bond Committoo 1; Minute Maid 3; Chresto 3-8, Football 5, Sergeant-ot-Arms 8; Euclidean 4; Apoms 6-8, Charter Member 6, Sorgeant-at-Arms 6, Secretary 7, Vice- Prosidont 8; Counselor's Office 8; Red Cross Rep. 8. Vallejo Junior College. MOORE, EVA — Transferred from Bond High School 3; Editor of Memoirs 8; President of Girls' League 7, Honor Girl 6, President of 5th Term Girls 5; Girls’ League Rep. 3; View 5-8; Chresto 4-8, Sorgeant-at-Arms 5, Historian 8; Mosquoond Gavel 7-8; Pop 6-8; Service Squad 7-8, Award 7, Fire Squod 7-8, Commencement Usher 7; Girls' Loaguo Style Show 6-8. Stanford University. MOORE, ROBIN —G.l. Junior 2; Food Committoo 6th Term Party. Undecided. MORRILL, ALAN — Hi-Y 7-8, Secretary 8; Philodorion 7-8; Sorvico Squod 7-8; Memoirs Contact Committoo 8; Senior Class Announcements Committoo 8; Firo Squad 8; Grant Dramateurs 7-8; Scholarships 3-5; Room Rep. 5-6; Fall Track, Junior 1. Oregon State Collogo. MORRISON, MARY BELLE — Vice-Prosidont 8th Term Girls 8; Baccalau-roato Committoe 8; Apems 6-8, President 8; Chresto 7-8; Wings 6; Grant Dramateurs Junior; Minute Maid 6. Orogon State Collogo. MORSE, CAROL JUNE — Tri-Y 3-4, Secretary 5-6, President 7-8, North-wost Conference Delegate 7, Oregon Conference Dologoto 8; Scholarship 1-6; Apems 6-8; Mlgwan 6-7; Red Cross Rep. 5; Typing Award 3, Orchestra 1-2; Horizon 3; Dramatours 5-6. Undocided. MORTON, LOIS — Horizon 4-8, Vice-Prosidont 7, President 8; Minute Maid 3; Art Club 5-8, Troasuror 6; Mr. Scott's Office 7; Northwestern Business School. MOSS, PERSIS ANN — Scholarship 3, 5; Chairman Class Announcement Committee 8; Chresto 5-8; Carolers 3-4, 6, Choir 7-8, Award 4; Girls' Leaguo Rep. 8; Tri-Y 1-4; Secretary 3-4; Decoration Committee 7; Public Relations Rep. 6. Lewis and Clark Collogo. MUCKLE, DEAN G.— Room Rep. 3 Fall Trock Varsity Letter 5; Royal G 5-6; Choir 5, 7-8; Baseball 2; Spring Trock, Varsity Letter 8. Lowisond Clark College. MULANAX, DOROTHY — Scholarship 1; Red Cross Rep. 1-2; Stalwarts 3-5, Personnel Committeo 3-4, Pop Club 6-8; Girls' Leaguo Week Cafeteria Committee 6; 7th Terra Girls’ Party Food Committee . Oregon Stoto College. MUNLY, NICK — Room Rep. 6; Fir© Squad 2-8 Philodorian 3-8 Junior Football 1-3, loitor 3 Varsity Football 5-7, Stato Championship Toom; Sor-vico Squad 3-8; Grant Dramotours 5. Undecided. MURRAY, GENE — Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 8 Football 5 Bond 1-5, 7-8 Golf 7-8. Oregon Stoto Collogo. MYERSON Z ADELL — Scholarship Award 6, Wings 2-8 Quill ond Scroll 7-8; Grant Dromatours 7-8, Grontoman Reporter; Grantonion Ad Chaser 2 Assistant Circulation Manager 8; Grantonion Reporter 7 Typing Award 3; G-l. Juniors 1-2; Girls' Loaguo Firo Squad 6, Girls' Loaguo Wolcomo Com-mitloo 4; MakoupCrow and Wardrobo Crow 8 Spring Fever Dance Decoration Commiltoo 6. University of Washington. MYRAND, CLAIRE — Mixor 6-8, VicoProsidont 7 Service Squad 5-8; Girls' Leaguo Firo Squad Si Wings 3-7 Girls’ Leaguo Rep. 5; Carolers 6, Girls' Glee 5 Senior Prom Clean-up Conmitto© 7 Junior Prom Commilloe 6 May Foto 4, 6; Horizon 1-8, President 7-8. Orogon Stato Collogo. NASH, PHYLLIS — Orchostro 2-8 Tri-Y 5-8; Typing Award 3-4, Wiliam-otto University. NELSON, DONNA — Migwan 3-6; Tn-Y 3 Girls' League Service Squad 6,- Ouiritos 7-8; Girls' Leaguo Fire Squad 8; Girls' Loaguo Rop. 8, Red Cross Work 3-4. Portland Univorsity Collogo of Nursing. NELSON, RICHARD H.— Dramotours Junior 5, Dramotours Sonior 6-8, President 7; Migwan 7-8. President 8 Choir 5-8 Dondolonguos 3-4. VicoProsidont 4; Sciontia 3-4, Vico-Prosidont 4; Moy Foto Program 6; Momoirs Assembly 7-8 Senior Class Doy Commiltoo 8 Service Award 7. University of Orogon. NEWMAN, J. B.— Sophomoro Reception Docorotion Commiltoo 5 Junior Prom Advertising Commiltoo 6; Bosoball 6. Orogon Stato Collogo. NEWMAN, LOUISE — Transforrod from Dotroit, Michigan 7. NICHOLS, BETTY LILLIAN — Transferred from Dallas, Texas; Shorthand Award 6; Girls' Loaguo Rop. 6, 8. NICHOLSON, NANCY — Scholarship Award 5-6 Glee 7. Nurses Training School. NOBLE. EVELYN—Wings 3-8, President 8, Treasurer 7, Clofs 5-8 Scholarship 6; Ushor ot Corrmoncomonl 7 Class Party Commiltoo 8 Girls League Rep. 2, 7; Grant Dramotours 7 Service Sauad 7 Girls' Loaguo Stylo Show 7-8; Contact Committee for Mortar Board Dance 7. Scripps Collogo. NORMAN, VIRGINIA LEE — Secretary of Studont Body 7, Socrotory of Intor-School Council 7; Honor Girl 6, Prosidont of 7th Term Girls 7; Clefs 5-8, Secretary 7, Vico Prosidont fL- Apoms Chartor Member 6-8, Secretary 6, Sergoont-ot-Arms 8; Momoirs Contoct Committee 8; Activity Period Assembly Commilloe 8 Service Award 7, 8; Room Rop. 1, 3 Girls' Loaguo Rop. 2 Class Song Commiltoo 8. Juilliard Conservatory. NORVILLE, DEAN A —Chrosto 3-8, Sorgoont-at-Arms 6, Secretory 7, Vice-President 8, Football 5, 7, Co-Captain 7; Pop Club 4-8, Vice-President 7-8; Wings 3-8, Sorgoant-at Arms 7; Horizon 1-8, Secrotary 1, 3, Sorgoant-ot-Arms 4, Red Cross Rop. 1, 9, 4 Girls' Loaguo Rop. 6; Mortar Board Decoration S—7,1 Shamrock Shufflo Committee 4, 6, 8; Contoct Commiltoo 8. Oregon Stoto Collogo. NYGARD, CAROL —Minute Moid 1-2; Horizon 1-3 Girls' Loaguo Show 3, Girls' League Firo Squad 4-5, Girls’ Leoguo Rep. 5-6 Junior Prom Commiltoo 6; Servico Award 6 Decorotion Commiltoo for Big and Little Sistor Party Glee, Vice-Prosidont 8; Spring Stylo Show 8, Graduating in Sovon Terms. Univorsity of Oroson. OLCOTT, GOERGE — Transferred from Santa Fo, Now Moxico 7 Band 7. University of Oregon. OLIVER, SHIRLEY — Scholarship 1 Tri-Y 2; Girls' Loaguo Wolcomo Squad 4. 6 Art Club 4-8; Typing Award 5; Apoms 6-8; May Fete Docorotion Com-aittoo 6; Shorthand Awards 6; Tennis Team 8. Oregon Stoto Collogo. OLSHEN, MOLLIE — Red Cross Rep 4; Christmas Program 4, Gloo 2-5, Carolers6-7 Junior Dramotours 5, Sonior Dramotours 6 Memoirs Assombly 6 Spring Program 5 Graduating in Seven Terms. Nursos Training. OLSON, EILEEN — Tronsforrod from Seattle 3 Wings 3-6 Chrosto 4-6 Rod Cross Rop. 4, Horizon 4-8; Girls' Loaguo Service Squad 6 Girls' Loaguo Rop. 8. Qrogon Stoto College OREM, ROGER — Sciontia 6-8; Rod and Rool Club6-7 Trock 1-8. Orogon Stato Collogo. MUNLY NELSON. D. NICHOLSON OLCOTT MURRAY NELSON, R. NOBLE OLIVER MYERSON NEWMAN, J. NORMAN OLSHEN MYRAND NEWMAN, L. NORVILLE OLSON NASH NICHOLS NYGARD OREM O'REAR PATTON PETERSON, C. PROTHE OTTO PAUL PETERSON. J. RASMUSSEN OVERBACK PAULBACH PHELPS REDENBAUGH OWSTON PETERS PORTWOOD REESE O'REAR, DAVID M.— Transferred Iron Columbus, Ohio 5; Rod Cross Rop. 7; Football 7 Tennis 6-8. Linhold College. OTTO, JOHN —Scholarship 2, Room Rep. 2-3; Track 3, 7, Pep 7; Philo-dorian 7; Service Sauod and Service Awards 6-7; Junior Prom Decoration and Publicity Commitees 6; Art Publicity Staff 6-7; Grontonian Staff Artist 7; Student Body Card Designer 7. University of Orogon. OVERBACK, EVE-FA YE — Service Awards 5-7; Rod Cross Rep. 2, 7, 7th Term Girls' Party 7; Shorthand Award 6; Girls' Leaguo Service Squad 6; 6th Terra Girls' Party Decoration Committee; 5th Term Girls' Party; Minute Maid 5; Girls’ Leaguo Welcome Cor.nitteo 4; G.l. Junior 1-2. Univorsity of Oregon. OWSTON, BARBARA — Transferred from Puoblo, Colorado 5; Wings 6-8, Club Roster Committoo 8; Dramateurs Junior 7, Senior 8. Oregon State Colloge. PATTERSON, PHYLLIS — War Bond Comraiitoe 2; Typing Awards 3-4; 5th Torm Girls' Party Committoo 5; Shorthand 60 ond 80 Word Award 6; A pons 6-8; Grontonian Typist 7. PATTON, PATRICIA J.— Transferred from Stockton California 7, Quill and Scroll 7-8, Sorgeant-at-Arms 8; Apems 7-8; Christmos Scandal Sheet 7, Publicity Chai man 7. PAUL, RICHARD — Mosque and Govot 7; Ouill and Scroll 7; Dondolon-guas 6-7, President 7, Room Rop. 4; Christmas Program 6; Chanters 2 Baccalaureate Committee 7; Graduating in Seven Torms. Lewis and Clark Collogo. PAUL8ACK, PATRICIA JOAN —Girls' Leaguo Rop. 1; Typing Awards 3-5; Shorthand Awards 6-8; Scholarship Awards 4-6; Stalwarts 3-5 Ouirites 4-8; Symposia 6-8; Migwon 7-8, Social Secretory 8; Senior Class Commencement Committee 8. PETERS, MARILYN — Typing Award 4; Shorthand Award 6; Apems 6-8 Grontonian Typist 7 Class Pm Committee 8. Oregon State College. PETERSEN, INGRED ANN — Girls' League Rop. 8; Servico Squad 7, Junior Prom Clean-up Committee 7; Girls' Athletic Association 3-6 Orchestra 1-2. Lewis and Clark College. PETERSON, CHARLES D.—Football, Junior Letter 2; Scholarship 2-6 Dondelenguas 4; Golf State Championship, Varsity Lottor 6; Royal G 7-8; Room Rop. 8. PETERSON, JANE — Transferred from St. Helen's Hall 3; Chresto 3-8, Sergeant at-Arms 7, Shamrock Shuffle Committee 4, 6, 8; Girls' Leaguo Rop. 5; Grant Dramateurs 5, 6; Service Squad 7, Horizon 3-8, Treasurer 6, Secretary 5; Scholarship 5 Committoo for 6th Term Girls’ Parly 6; Committee for 8th Torn Girls' Mothers Too 7; Girls Glee 3. University of Oregon. PHELPS. PATRICIA CRAGIN — Grant Dramateurs 5-6; Mixer 6-8; Girls' League Rep 6; 5th Terra Girls' Party Entortoinmont Committoo 5; Junior Prom Committoo 7. Univorsity of Arizona. PORTWOOD, RICHARD H.— Football 1, 3, 5, 7, State Championships 5, 7; Spring Track 2, 4; Rod Cross Rop. 3,-Room Roo. 6;Ski Toom 5-8, Co-Captain 7-8, Stato Championship Dartmouth Trophy 6; Servico Squad 7-8, Fire Squad 8 Junior Prom Committoo 6. University of Orogon. POWELL. MARGRET — Transferred from Longview, Washington 5 Red Cross 6; Horizon 5-8, President 7-8; Chaperone Committoo of Mortar Board 8; Committee for Term Party 5, 6; Chresto 6-8, Secretary 8, Football 7, Com-miitoe for Shamrock Shuffle 6, 8; Wings 5-8, Sergeant-af-Arms 8, March of Dimos 7, Club Roster Committoo 7. Pomona Collego. PROTHE, DONALD D.—Lewis and Clark Colloge. RASMUSSEN, BOB — Transferred from Klamath Falls 2; Scionlia 4-7, Vice-Presidont 7, Junior Football 3. Football 7 Junior Basketball 4, Varsity Boskot-ball 6, Inlromurol Boskotboll 7; Rod Cross Rop. 3. REDENBAUGH, KEN — General. REESE, KATHRYN — Transferred from Franklin 5; Choir 5-8; Thalian 6-8, Vice-President 8; Chresto 6-8; Girls' League Rep. 7; Class Day Assembly Committoo 8; Memoirs Assembly Program 5; Dondelenguas 5; Chairman of Enterrainnont for Sonior Mothers Too 8. University of Orogon. REEVES, ROBERT W.— Band 1-4; Fall Track 1 Hockoy Toom 7 Frosh Frolic Committee 8. University of Oregon. REINHART, ROBERT FRANKLIN — President of Portland Prop Sport Edl-ion 7-8; Moiqu on j Gov©l 7-8, President 8; M v«r 6-8, Prendonr 6; Royal G 3-8, VieoProsidont 8, Hi-Y 6-8, Football 1, 3, 5, 7, Letters 1, 3, 7, Stoto Chcmpionship Toom '45-‘46, Bosketboll 2, 4, 6, 8, Lotion 2, 4, 8; Sports Editor Grontonion 7-8, Memoir 8; Sorvico Souod 6-8, Firo Chief 8; Room Rep. 1-5. Univoriity of Orogon. REMELMEYER, CAROL JOYCE — Scholarship 1-2; Wing 3-5, Art Club 5- 8, Typing Aword 6; Apem 6-8, Constitution Committoo 6, President 7; Stage Decoration Committee 6-7, Sorvico Award 7, Dromatourt 6-8, Sorvice Sauad 6-8. Undecided. REYMERS, SALLY — G.l. 3-8, Sergeant-at-Arni 8, Wing 2-7, Sergeant. ot-Arn 4, Mixer 5-8, Vice-President 6, Scholorjhip 1-6, Service Sauad and Firo Squad 6-8, Red Cro � Rep. 3-4; Typing Award 3-4, Shorthand Award 6- 7; Chairman Sonior Prom Publicity Committee; Usher at Comraoneemont and Baskotboll 8. Orogon Stato Collogo. RIBACK, FRANCES R.— Wing 2-6, G.l. Junior 1-2, Typing Aword 1-3; Shorthand Award 1-2,Mis McGaw's Office 7-8. Univouityof Washington. RICHARDSON, JANET — Projidont 1 t Torm Girl 1, Honor Girl 2, G.l. Junior 1-2, Sorgeant-at-Arm 2, G.l. 4-8, Secrotary 7. Football 5-7, View 5-8, Vice-President 7, President 8, Mosauo ond Gavel 8, Pop 6-8, Scholar-ship 1-6, Memoir New Editor 8, Contact Committee 8; Thursday Activity Auembly Committoo 8, Sorvico Sauad 6-8, Award 6, Ushor at Graduation 7, Firo Sauad 8, Girl ' Leaguo Rop. 1, Mortar Board Contact Committoo 7. Undecided. RICHMOND, JOHN — Sorvico Sauad 6-7; Room Rep. 2, Junior Prom Ticket Committoo 6; Minuto Man 3; Graduating in Seven Term . University of Oregon. RIERSON, PHYLLIS — Tri-Y 5-8, Troosuror 6, Secretary 7-8, Aromcc 8, Girl ' Gloo 3, Chanter 3, Caroler 4. Morylhur t College. RIGGS, JIM —Royal G 7-8, Scholonhip 1-6, Football Junior 3, Contoct Committoo 8. Oregon State Colloge. ROBBINS, LEROY — Red Crois Rop. 5, Vanity Trock 8; Graduating in Sovon Torms. RONDEAU, ANN DOLORES —Gloo 2, Charters 3-4, Caroler 5-8, Typing Aword 3, Food Committoo 6th Terra Girls' Party 6, Girls' Leaguo Assembly 7, Tri-Hi-Y 7-8. Oregon State College. ROSENBERG, SUE — Rally Sauod 7-8, Masauo and Gavel 5-8, Serjeant-at-Arm 6, President 7, Historian 8, G.l. 3-8, Rally Sauad 5, Spottor 7, Thallan 4-8, Ploy 8, Assistant Captain 8, Pop 5-8, Secretory 7, Service Sauod 5-8, Service Awards 6, 7, Ushor at Commoncomont 7, Prosidont of 6th Torm Girl 6, Chairman of Clo s Prophecy Committoo 8, Momoir Contact Committoo; Scholarship Award 5. Scnpp Collogo. ROSENBERG, TOINETTE — Girl ' Loaguo Rop. 1, VicoProtidont of 2nd Toro Girls 2, G.l. Junior 1-2, Scholarship Award 5, Quill and Scroll 7-8; Historian 8. Undocidod. ROSETTE, GERALD HENRY — Sonior Clou P.n Committee 8, Junior Trock 2-4, Loner 4, Junior Football 3, Vanity Football 5-7, Stoto Chompionjhlp Sauad '45- 46, Vanity Track 6-8, Sorvico Sauad 6-8. U. S. Naval Acadomy. ROLPH, JIM — Room Rop. 5, 8, Red Goss Rop. 7, Junior Dromatourt 7, Senior Droaateurt 8; Choir 8, Frosh Frolic Comaittoo 7, Junior Prom Committee 5. Orogon Stato Collogo. ROWE, CALVIN—Junior Football 2, Vanity Football 4-6, Track 3, Junior Prom Committoo 6; Sonior Prom Committee 7, Junior Dramateur 5, Sonior Dromatourt 6, Royal G 6-7, Sorvico Sauad 5-7, Meraoirs Assembly 6, Graduating in Seven Torm . Oregon Stoto Collego. RUDEEN, ALLAN — Junior Football 1, Dramateur 8, Trock 6, Room Rop. 6, Service Sauad 7, Skiing 3-8. Marinos. RYAN, ROSEMARY — Transferred from South Goto California 7, Aromac 7-8, Social Secrotary 7-8, Carolors 8. SAHLBERG, JACK A.— Transferred from Roosevelt High, Seattlo6,Track 6, 8, Letter 8, Football 7, Service Sauod 7-8, Clef 7-8. Oregon State College. SALSTROM, PATRICIA ANN —Girl ' Loaguo Rep. 3, Orchestra 1-4, Secretory 3, Program Committee 3, Pin Conmiltoo 3, Shorthond Award 6; Typing Award 4. University of Minnesota. SANNER. PAT — Transforrod from Beloit, Wisconsin 4, Junfor Dramotours 7, Sonior Dromatour, 8 Scholonhip Award 1-2, 6, Cap and Gowns Committoo 8. Oregon State Collogo. REINHART RICHMOND ROSENBERG, S. RUDEEN j REMELMEYER RIERSON ROSENBERG, T. RYAN y REYMERS RIGGS ROSETTE SAHLBERG V RIBACK ROBBINS ROLPH SALSTROM xsr RICHARDSON RONDEAU ROWE SANNER SCHADE SCHULTZ SEABROOK SHEETS SAPPENFIELD SCHOELLHORN SCOFIELD SHEA s y SCHIEVE SCHREIBER SEELEY SHIPPEY SCHMATJEN SCHROEDER SERSANOUS SHIRLEY SCHNEIDER SCHUPPEL SEVERSON SHULL SAPPENFIELD, JERRY — Minute Man 7. Lewis and Clark Colloso. SCHADE. SALLY ELIZABETH — Girl 1 Loaguo Rep. 2, G. I. Junior 2, G.l. 3-8, $orgoont-at-Arms 7, President of 4th Torm Girls 4, Minuto Maid 4, Mixer 6-8, Sorvice Squod 7-8, Usher Sauad 7; Sonior Prom Themo Commiiioo 7j Public Relations Rep. 7-8, Co-Chairman Public Relations Group 7-8. Oroson State Colloso. SCHIEVE, WILLIAM CARL — Scholarship 1-6; Room Rep, 6 Minuto Man 1-4; Migwan 7-8; Euclidian 5-6; Clefs 7-8; Spring Track 4, 6,8, B Lottor 4; Service Squad 7; Junior Prom Tickot Committee 6; Senior Class Picluro Com-mittoo 8. California Institute of Technology. SCHMATJEN, BETTY LOU — Transferred to Grant 2, Typing Award 3, 4, 5; Scholarship Award 2-6; Ouiritos 5-8. Whitworth College. SCHNEIDER, HELENE BURNA — Junior Prom Docoration Committeo 6; Public Relations Rep. 7; 7th Torn Girls’ Party Food Committeo 7; Aporas 8. University of California ot Los Angelos. SCHOELLHORN JOAN MARIE —An Club 4-8; French Club 6-8; Tri-Y 4-5; Junior Dramateurs 5. Senior Drar.atours 6; Wardrobe Cognition 6-8; Girls' Leaguo Rop. 2, Girls’ League Service Squad 4; Red Cross Work 4; Docorations for Championship Banauot 5, 7. SCHULTZ, NORMAN — Scholarship Award 1; Senior Class Pin Committeo 8. Oregon State College. SCHREIBER, JEANNINE — G.l. Junior 1-2, Grant Dramateurs 5-6, Mixor 6- 8. Secrotary 8; Red Cross Rep. 7, Sorvico Squod 7-8, Usher 7, Fire Squod 7- 8; Senior Prom Ticket Committoe 7, Memoirs Contact Committee 8. SCHROEDER. FRED E.— Trock 4, 6. 8, Junior Lottor 4, Varsity Letter 6, 8; Sorvico Squaa 6-8; Pop Club 6-8, Sorgoont-ot-Arms 7, Prosidont 8; Royal G 6-8; Phllodorion 7-8; Room Rep. 7, Memoirs Contact Committeo 8, Sonior Prom Thome Comaittoe 7; Scholorship 4. Oreson State College. SCHUPPEL, TOM — Bowling Toom 5-8, Baskotball 3-4, Basoball 6, Intro-murol Basketball 1-2. Orogon State Collego. SCOFIELD, ROBERT JAMES — General. SEABROOK, ANN FLANAGAN — Tholian 7-8, Sergeant-at-Arms 8, Captain Bosoball Team 8; Clefs 7-8; Glee 3-4, Vico-Prosidont 3, Carolers 5-7, President 7, Award 6, Choir 8; Sorvico Squod 7-8. Fire Squad 7-8, Minute Maid 5; Frosh Frolic Committoe 8; G.l. Junior 1-2. University of Oregon. SEELEY, MARGARET — Carolers 5-8, Scholorship 6. Westmont College. SERSANOUS, SUZANNE — Transferred from St. Holen’s Hall 5, W.ngs 5-8, Historian 8; Quill and Scroll 7-8, Historian 7, Troosuror 8; Senior Class Rep. 7, Nows Editor of Grantonion 8; Horixon 5-8. University of Oregon. SEVERSON, KEITH — Service Squad 5-7, Red Cross Rop. 6, Junior Drama-leurs 7, Sonior Class Announcement Committee 7, Trock 1, Tennis 7, Junior Prom Committeo 6; Graduating in Seven Terms. Orogon State Colloge. SHEA, JACK — Football 3, 5. SHEETS, GENE — Chanters 5, 7, Choir 8; Junior Football 3; Varsity Baseball 6, 8. Lewis and Clark College. SHIPPEY, LLOYD — Pop 8; Varsity Cross Country Lottor 7, Captain of Fall Track Toon 7, Public Relations Rep. 8. SHIRLEY, DICK — Room Rep. 3, 5, Scholarship Awards 1-5, Staff Artist Grantonian 5-7, Sorvico Awards 5-7, Junior and Senior Dramateurs 5-6; Student 8ody Card Designer 6, Clefs 6-7, Pep 6-7; Graduating in Sevon Terms. Univorsity of Oregon. SHULL, HOWARD — Minute Man 3, Track 4, 6, 8, Room Rop. 5-6, Red Cross Rep. 5-6, Sorvico Squod 6-8; Football 7, Phllodorians 7-8, Memoirs Contoct Commiiioo 8; Junior and Sonior Prom Committee 6-7, Chresto root-ball Coach 7. Oregon Stato Colloge. SIMON, MARGARET FAE — Red Goil Reo. 5; Apemj 6-8; Entertainment CommiHoo 5fh Term Girl ' Party 5; Shorthand Award. University of Wosh-ington. SIMONS, MARION — Rod Cross Rep 1 Chresto 3-8; Gloo 7; Apem 6-8, Chorfor President; Girl ' Leaguo Rop. 7; Grantonian Staff 7; Debating Teon 8. Oregon S� oto College. SINGLETON, DOROTHY M.— Faraday Club 5-8, Secretory 6-8; Horizon Club 5-8; Euclidean Club 6; Click 1-2; Tri-Y 1-2, 5-6. SLOCUM, JANET — Senior Prom Publicity Committeo 7; Granfoman Reporter 7; Wing 6; Red Cro Rep. 2; Shorthand Award 5. 8u ine t College. SMITH, HAROLD — Hi-Y 7-8; Philodorian 6-8, Vice-President 8; Mixer 6- 8; Footboll 3, 7. Letter 7, Sfoto Chompionthip Team '46; Trock 4, 6. 8, Letter 4, 8; Royal G 7-8, Born Danco Committeo 8; Sorvico Squad 7-8, r iro Squad 8; Room Rep. 7; President Junior Dramateurs 7, Senior Dramateurs 8; Junior Prom Cof-itteo 6. University of Oregon. SMITH, JOANN — General. SODERGREN, ZANE R.— Transferred from El Cerrito High School. Oregon Stofo Collogo. SOTER, CHRIS N.— Baseball 2, 4, 8. University of Oregon. SOWDER, DOLORES — Red Croi Reo 1. 8; Minute Mo.d 2; Girl ' League Rop. 5 Typing Aword 3; Mortar Board Commitroe 3, 5; May Fofe Committee 4, 6; 5th Term Girls' Party 5; Junior Prom 5; Girl ’ Leaguo Firo Squod 6; 6th Term Party 6; 7th Term Party 7; Service Squod 7. Oregon State College. SPADY, JOAN MARILYN — Horizon 1-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Public Relations Rep. 5. Undecided. SPRINKLING, RANS —Football 1. 3, 5, 7, Varsity 5, 7, Junior 5, State Championship Toons '45-'46; Royal G 5-8; Philodorian 5-8, Sergoant-at-Arms 7; Hi-Y 5-8; Room Rop. 6; Red Cross Rop. 5; Fire Squad 5-8, Captain 7- 8; Service Squod 5-8- STAPLES, JOYCE EILEEN — Red Cro Rep. 2 Junior Prom King and Ouoen Committee 5; Invitation Committeo 5fh Tora Party 5; Grant Dramafour 5-6; Refreshment Committoe 6fh Term Party 6; Froth Frolic Committee 8. University of Arizona. STARKEL, ILENE — Transferred from Lincoln, Nobraska 7. University of Nebraska. STEELE, ELINOR — Choir 3-8, Vice-Pre ident 7, Pretidont 8; Girl ' Chorus 2, Triple Trio 3-8, Vico-Pretidonf 6; Clef 5-8; Scholarship 1, 3, 5; Junior Dramateurs 7, Senior Dramateurs 8; Sorvico Award 6-7 Fro h Frolic Com-miiteo 8; Minute Maid 3, 4 Red Cro Rep. 3 Public Relation Rep. 5. Oro-gon Sfato College. STEVENS, NANCY LOU — Froth Frolic Committeo 8 Spring Show 8; Swimming Team 7-8; Girl ' Glee 3, 8; Girl ' League Rep. 2; Minuto Maid 3, 6; Junior Prom Decoration Cosmitreo 5; Senior Prom Docoration Committee 7. Providence Hospital. STEVENSON, BARBARA — Secretory of Senior Class 8; Masque and Gavel 7-8, Hiitorlon 8; View 4-8, Troasurur 7, G-l. 5-8, Football 7; Scholar- hip 1-6, Fletcher Plaauo Award 5, 6; Sorvico Squod 7-8; Horizon 4-8. Secrotary 6, President 7; Shamrock Shuffle Princess 6; Girl ' Loaguo Rop. 5, Girl ' League Style Show 7, Room Rep. 4. Undecided. STILLMAN, IRENE — Tran forrod from Girl - Polytechnic, Long 8oach, California 7; Mr. Scott' Office 8; Apem 7-8; Dramatour 7-8; Caroler 7, Choir 8. STOFFER, LEONARD — Football 1, 3, 5; Baseball 2, 4. Portland Univoriity. STOKKE, SUZANNE — Scholarship 1, 2, 5, 6; Typing Award 3-4; Symposia 7-8; Quirites 8; Girls' Athletic Association 3-6, Secretary 6; Girl ' Leaguo Firo Sauod 6; Public Rotation Rep. 6; Junior Prom Clean-up Committee 6 6th Term Party Publicity Committee 6; Nurses Office 4-5. Willanotto Univor- tly. STROTHER, ROGER — Pacific Luthoran College. SIMON SMITH, L. SPRINKLING STEVENSON SIMONS SODERGREN STAPLES STILLMAN SINGLETON SOTER STARKEL STOFFER SLOCUM SOWDERS STEELE STOKKE SMITH, H. SPADY STEVENS s STROTHER - SVADE TAROLA THOMPSON, 8. TILLOTSON STRUVE TARBELL THIELEMANN THURBER SWANSON TAYLOR THOMPSON, D. TOBIAS SWINT TE80 THOMPSON, N. TODD TABER TEMPLETON THORSEN TOLLISEN STRUVE, JEANNE — Tronsforred Iron Jefferson Si Junior Pron Decoration Commitloo 5i Girls' Gloo 5 6, Secretary 6, Chrislmos Program S; 6th Torn Girls' Party 7j Service Sauod 7; Public Relotions Rep 8. Oregon State Collogo. SVADE, RICHARD — Scientia 3-7, Troosuror 6, President 7. Orogon Sfafo Collego. SWANSON, ROBERT C.— Scholarship 5-6, Room Rep 6, Tract 8i Euclidian 4-8, Secretory 5, Vice-President 7, President 8. Orogon S� ato Collogo SWINT, JANET CHARLOTTE — Scholarship 1-6j Fletcher Ploquo 5 6, Chairman Class Gift CommiHoo 8j Quintes 6 8, Vica-Pros aont 8; Honor Girl 4i Girls' League Rep. 1, Public Relations Rep, 4, May Foto Vaudovillo 4, Highland Fling 6, Decoration , Mortar Board 7. Oregon Stoto Collogo. TABER, JOANN — Art Club 5 8, Secretary 6, President 7, Dondolonguos 3-8, Scholarship 1, 3-6, Honor Girl 7, Sorvice Award 7, Minute Maid 6, May Fete Decoration Committee, Girls' Loague Dance Decorations 7, Football Banquet Decorations 7, Stago Docorations 5, 7. University of Orogon. TARBELL, TOM D. — Minor 6-8, Treasurer 7, Philodorian 7-8, Dramoteurs 7-8, Junior Football 3, Letter 3, Varsity 5, 7, Junior Basketball 1, 3, Lettor 3, Varsity 5, Memoirs Contact Commitloo 8, Sorvico Squad 7-8, Firo Squad 8, Room Rep- 6, Minute Man 1, 2, Chairman Junior Prom Tickot Commiltoe. TAROLA, MARY JO — Thalion 3-8. May Foto Booth, G I. Junior 3, Minute Maid 5, President 3rd Torm Girls 3, Girls' League Stylo Show 3, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 5, Service Squod 8, Girls' Loague Firo Sauod 6. Oregon State Collego. TAYLOR, JOANN — Transferred from Milwoukie Union, Milwoukie, Oregon 7. TEBO, TOM — Red Cross Rep 5, Room Rep 6, Minute Man 4, Baseball 4, 6, 8, Letter 4, 6, Royal G 4-6, Service Sauod 8, Fire Squod 8. TEMPLETON, MARY LEE — Transferred from John Marshall High, Hollywood, California, Cofotoria 6-8. University of California. THIELEMANN, RICHARD — Faraday 7 8, Senior Prom Refreshment Committee 7. Oregon Stoto Collogo. THOMPSON, BEVERLY — Dondolonguos 3 8. President 7, An Club 4-8, Secretory 7, Hornon 1-8, Treasurer 4, President 5, Secretory 6, Chairman Junior Prom Commitloo 6, Girls' Looguo Rep. 8, Girls' Loaguo Show 7, Class Prophecy Commitloo 8. Lowis and Clark College. THOMPSON, DOUGLAS MAISON — Chairman Senior Class Picture Committee, Scholarship 1, 2, 4-6, Symposia 6-8, President 6, Room Rep 4, 8, Junior Baseball 2, 4, Lettor 2, 4, Rod Cross Rep. 5, Minuto Man 6. Stanford University. THOMPSON, NORMAN —Room Rop 1, Track 2, 4, Junior Football 3, Junior Dramoteurs 5, Senior Dramoteurs 6, Room Rep. 6, Memoirs Assembly, Graduating in Seven Terms. Portlond Univorsify. THORSEN, GRANT A.— Transferred from Benson 3, Clicks Comoro Club 3-4, Scioma 4-7, Faraday 7-8, Symposia 8, Reed Collego. THURBER, MARY ANN — Girls' Leoguo Rep 3, M.nutoMaid 4, Red Cross Rep. 5, Food Commitoo 5th Term Party 5, President History Class 6, Rose Festival Program 6, Shorthand Award 7, Service Squad 7, Apems 8. Oregon State College. TILLOTSON, DONNA LEE — Girls' Leaguo Rep 5-6, Red Cross Rep. 4. 8, Apems 6-8, Junior Dramoteurs 7, Service Squad Girls League Week 6, University of Oregon. TOBIAS, T. ROBERT — Thursday Activity Assembly Committee 8, Philodorian Club 8, Pep Club 7-8, Track 6, 8, Memoirs Contact Comnittoo 8, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 6, Senior Prom Dance Committee 7, Service Squod 7, Red Cross Rep. 7. Stanford University. TODD, VIRGINIA — Gloo 7, Carolers 8, Ouirites 8. Univorsity of Oregon. TOLLISEN, STANTON L.—Advertising Art School. TRUtLINGER, LAWRENCE E.— Faraday 7-8, Junior Baseball 2, 4, Var- ity Football 5, 7; Fire Squad 2-4, Sorvico Squod 5-8 Vanity Trock 6; 8and 1-5, Leader 5. Orogon Stoto Collogo. TURTLEDOVE, ALICE RUTH — V.ow 5-8, Vice-President 8, Chrosto 7-8; Junior Dromatours 5, Sonior Dramatours 8; Service Award 8; Somor Prom Polron Committoo; Girl ’ League Fashion Snow 8, Assomblv 7, Traffic Squad 6, Big and Litllo Sister Party 7, Tori Partial 6-8; Junior G.l. 1-2; Rod Cron Rop. 2; Typing Awordt 3-4. Rood College. UHLE, IRMA LOUISE — Transferred from Jefforion High 5; Tri-Y 5-8, Sorgoant-at-Arms 7-8; Girls’ Loaguo Rop. 8; Senior Dramotours 8; Majorotte 5-8; Band 5-8; Decoration Commitloo 5th Torm Party 5; Entortainmonl Com-mittoo 7th Torm Party 7. University of Orogon. VAN ALLEN, LOIS — Horizon 3-8, Vico-Prosidont 6, Council Rep. 7; Tri-Y 3-8, Intor-Club Rep. 5-6, Camp Chairman 7-8, Preiidont 8. University of Oregon. VAN BOSKIRK, DON —Sorvico Squod 7-8, Firo Squad 7-8; Memoirs Assombly Committee 6; Senior Dramatours 5-6, Junior Dramatours 3-4; Rod Cross Rop. 3; Chantors 7-8, Prosidont 8. University of Orogon. VANIKIOTIS, JAMES — Philodorian 7-8; Choir 6-8; Service Squad 7-8; Room Rep. 6; Trock 4, 6, 8; 8askotball 2 Typing Awards 3-4; Junior Prom Oueen Soloctlon Committoo 6; Senior Prom Danco Commiltoe 7. University of Oregon. VEAZIE, MARY — Junior Dramatours 7, Senior Dramatours 8; Junior Prom Tickot Committoo 6; Girls’ League Sorvico Squad 6, Girls' League Rep. 2; Red Cross Rep. 4; Art Club 3-5; Apoms 6-8; Junior Prom Decoration Commit-tee 6. Undocidod. VEDDER, AUDREY JANE — Posodona Junior College. WAGNER, LAVERNE — General. WALL, CAROLANNE — Apoms 6-8, Treasurer, Art Club 5-8, Socrotary 8, Room Rep. 7, Rod Cross Rop. 6, Socrotary 6; Minuto Maid 3; Scholarship Aword 1; Committoo for Decoration of Slago and Cafotona for Christmas 7; Chairman for Decorations for 7th Torm Girls' Parly 7, Horizon 1-3; Service Award 7. University of Orogon. WANNER, NANNETTE — Horizon 1-2, Secretory 2, An Club 6-8, Car-olers 7, May Foto Decorations 2, 6; Food Committoo Term Party 5. Orogon Stato College. WATNEY, JO ANN — Room Rep. 1, 3, Girls' Loaguo Rop. 2, 5; G.l. Juniors 1-2; Mlxor 6-8; Sorvico Squad 7-8. Orogon Stoto College. WATSON, DOROTHY — Transferred from Fruiiland High School, Fruit-land, Idaho, Band 7-8; Red Cross Rop. 8. Willamotto Univorsity. WEIS8LATT, SANFORD A.— Frosh Frolic Committee Chairman 8, Activity Assembly Committoo 7-8, Chairman 8; Clofs 5-8, Sorgoant-ot-Arms 7, President 8; Masque and Govol 8; Pep 7-8, Historian 8, Junior Prom Assembly Committee Chairman 6; Grantonian 8, Foaturo Editor 8; Scholarship Awards 1-3; Tennis 8, Letter 8, Memoirs Contact Committoo 8. WEISE, JACKIE — Clefs 5-8, Corresponding Socrotary 8, View 5-8, Treasurer 8; Choir 7-8; G.l. Juniors 1-2, Vico-President 2; Girls' Loaguo Dance Committoo 5-7; Senior Class Announcement Committee 8; Girls' Loaguo Style Show 6-8; Choir Rally Danco Committoo Chairman 7, A Coppolla Hop Committoo Chairman 7, Junior Prom Commitloo 7. University of Orogon. WHITMAN, CAROL — Girls' Loaguo Rop. 1, 6, Corolors 3-6, Choir 7-8, Chrosto 7-8, Football 7, Apoms 6 8, Treasuror 6, Vico-Prosidont 7, Program Commitloo 8, Charlor Member. Lewis and Clark College. WICKHAM, JAMES — Scholarship 5; Room Rep 2, Track 1, 3, Red Cross Rop. 4, Public Relations Rop. 3; Service Squad 6, Graduating in Seven Torms. Colorado School of Minos. WIEDERHOLD, WILMA MAE — Genorol. WIKANDER, JAMES —Royal G 6-8. Born Dance Ticket Committee 8; Senior Prom Docoration Committoo 7, Junior Prom King and Quoen Selection Committoo 6, Fall Trock 1, Spring Track 2-8, Junior Loiter 4, Spring Track Varsity Conors 6-8; Grantonian 7-8; Junior Football 4, Varsity Football 5-7. WILLIAMS, MARY — Junior Rally Squad 1-2, Service Squod 5-6, Typing Award 7, Junior Prom Commitloo 6; Grant Dramatours 7-8; May foto Doc-orations 6; Red Cross Rop. 2. TRULLINGER VANIKIOTIS WANNER WHITMAN TURTLEDOVE VEAZIE WATNEY WICKHAM y UHLE VEDDER WATSON WIEDERHOLD VAN ALLEN WAGNER WEIS8LATT WIKANDER mamm VAN BO WALL WEISE WILLIAN MM; WILLIAMS, R. WOODS YOUNG DIERCKS WOLF WOODWORTH ZETZ MOSHER WOLFE WOOLLEY JENSEN SHEWBERT WOOD, D. WYSS SAMUELSEN WOOD, K. YOST HANSEN YELTON WILLIAMS, ROBERT JAMES — Farodoy 6-8, Vice-Preisdent 7, President 8 Senior Dramatours 7,- Baseball 2, 4, 6, 8; Boskotball 3; Bowling 6-8, Letter 6-8; Clots Pm Committee 8; Momoirs Assembly 7; Scholarships 1, 2, 6. WOLFE, BARBARA IRENE — President 8th Torm Girls, Vice-President 4th Term Girls, Wings 3-8. Scrgeont-ot-Arms 7, Vice-Presidont 8; Clefs 4-8, Historian 7; Miner 6-8; G.l. Juniors 1-2; Service Squod 7-8; Scholarship Award 6i Chairoon Senior Class Party 8; Girls' Loaguo Rep. 3, 5; Memoirs Contact Committee 8. University of Oregon. WOLF. JACK — Euclidians 3-6, President 5; Migwan 7-8; Junior Football Loiter 3, Varsity Football S, 7, Varsity Letter 7; Scholarship Awards 1-3, 5; Room Rep. 8. WOOD, DOWANA — Grontonian Staff Reporter 5-6, Grantonian Circulation Manager 6; Service Award 6; Junior Prom Commiltoo 6; Pan-American Club 3. Oregon Slate Collogo. WOOD, KAY — Matquo ond Gavel 6-8, Play 6. Socrotary 7; Tholion $-8; Sorgoant-ot-Arms 7, President 8, Play 8; Wings 5-8; Service Squad 7; Girls League Program 7; Freshman Style Show 8; May Fete Decorations 6; Minute Maid 4; Glee 3. University of Oregon. WOODS, BOB — Minute Mon 2; Room Rep. 4; Rod Cross Rep. 6; Football 7. WOODWORTH, MARIAN — Rod Cross Rep 1; Tri-Y 3-6, Dance Decoration Committee 3; Dondolenguas 3-8, Grantonian Roportor 6, 8; Entertain-mont Commiltoo for 7th Term Girls' Party 7; Grantonian Typist 8; Horizon 3-8, President 3; Gleo 2, Chanters 5. WOOLLEY, ALAN CAL — Transferred from Bowen High School, Chicago, Illinois 3; Baseball 4, 6, 8; Football 5; Hockey 3, 5, ; Track 8; Royal G 6-8, Service Squod 5-8, Firo Squod 7-8. Orogon Stole College. WYSS, SHIRLEY RAE —Scholarships 1-6; Ouirites 4-8, Sergeant-ot-Arms 6, Vice-President 7, President 8; Horizon 3-8, Treasurer 8; Tri-Y 3-6, Social Committee 5; Migwan 3-4; Refreshment Committee Seventh Hoaven Party 7; Minute Maid 1; Girls' Glee 4; Decoration Committee for Moy Fete 4, 6, 8; Ouill ond Scroll 8. Oregon State College. YOST, RICHARD — Golf Team, City and State Champions 4, 6, 8, Varsity Letter 6-8; Royal G 6-8; Hi-Y 5-8; Philodoram 7-8, President 8; Junior Foot-boll 1; C Basketball 2; Room Rep. 3-4; Service Squad 5-8; Frosh Frolic Committee 8. Orogcn State College. YOUNG, PAUL N.— Art Club 5-8; Dromoteurs 7-8; Stage Decorations Staff 8, Art Publicity Staff 8. Advertising Art School. ZETZ, DOROTHY — Transferred from Lincoln 3; Minute Maid 4; Room Rep. 5; Committee for Shomrock Shuffle 6; Red Cross Rep. 6; Service Suqad 7; Junior Dromoteurs 7, Senior Dromoteurs 8; Senior Prom Ticket Commiltoo 7; Girls' Leogue Rep. B. University of Oregon. JENSEN, FREDERICK CHARLES — Stalwarts 1-4; Scientia 2-5; Traffic Squad 1-3; Graduating in Six Terms. Rood College. TO GRADUATE IN SUMMER SCHOOL HANSEN, ARNOLD — General. DIERCKS, LOUISE — Girls' Glee 2, Carolers 3, Choir 4-7, Red Cross Rep. 3; Minute Maid. Undocidod. MOSHER, JOAN — Transferred from Syrocuse, New York 5; Transferred from Jefferson High 7. Cornell University. SHEWBERT, MAXINE — Generol. SAMUELSEN, MARYANN — Wings 6; Homo Student Except for 6th Term. Business College. YELTON, DONNA — Girls' League Rep. 1, G.l. Junior 2, Minute Maid 3, Mortar Board Committee 4; Spring Dance Committeo 5; Rod Cross Rop. 5; Grant Dromoteurs 5; May Feto Dance Committee 5; Service Squod 6; Graduating in Seven Terms. GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT TESTS Anderson, Harry Boubell, Delbert I. Clive, James C. Duncan, Harold French, Robert Garuer, Walter Greufel, Ed Hausen, Arnold Hewitt, Gordon Hicks, Alan Jolly, Darrell Kennedy, Richard Masic, Jack Nelson, Rayward Arthur Nelson, Roald Reed, Bruce Rogers, Stephen Scheole, John Scofield, Robert Severson, Keeth Swan, Theodore Veazie, William H. Zaaver, Marvin G. EMORIAM Richard Kenny Your lost friends are not dead, but gone before. Advanced a stage or two upon that road Which you must travel in the steps they trod. Aristophanes HORAL T epartment PRING Instrumental EPARTMENT ifiKfesstariHHiSSB! g:;j:.j:;!gg:i!i� uiinmii QUEEN BARBARA I JOAN AUNE QUEEN BARBARA STEVENSON MARILYN BEAM SALLY REYMERS PRIME MINISTER JIM GOODE NANCY CHAMBERLIN LIBRARY STUDENT BODY OFFICE ART STAFF MR. CATLIN, RETIRING CUSTODIAN MEMOIRS CONTACT COMMITTEE AMICITIAE Mrs. Wilson, Advisor Anita Campbell, President Betty Couch, Vice-President Phyllis Keeney, Secretary APEMS Mrs. McCool, Advisor Mary Belle Morrison, President Anne Montgomery, Vice-President Peggy Moss, Secretary AREMAC Mr. Buchanan, Advisor Tom Whitson, President Bill Snow, Vice-President Barbara Earl, Secretary ART Miss Dolczal, Advisor Pat Nelson, President Norma Miller, Vice-President Carolanne Wall, Secretary CHRESTOMATHIAN Miss Raymond, Advisor Nancy Kettleberg, President Doana Norville, Vice-President Margret Powell, Secretary CLEFS Mrs. Palmer, Advisor Sanford Weisblatt, President Virginia Norman, Vice-President Anne Hopper, Secretary DONDELENGUAS Mis McLennan, Advisor Dick Paul, President Shirley Sinks, Vice-President Katherine Cameron, Secrotary JUNIOR DRAMATEURS Miss Churchill, Advisor (Not organized) SENIOR DRAMATEURS Miss Churchill, Advisor Jack Brown, President Mike Haggerty, Vice-President Dan Creary, Secretary EUCLIDEAN Mi Simpson, Advisor Bob Swanson, President Helene Warrens, Vice-President Geraldine Makeluar, Secretary FARADAY Miss Curry, Advisor Bill Williams, President Sid Ruvensky, Vice-President Shirley Jean Howard, Secretary FRENCH CLUB Miss Caldwell, Advisor Phyllis Heilig, President Jane Cover, Vice-President Susan Ely, Secretary I GIRLS1 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Mr . Greenslade and Mr . Parrott, Advisor Mary Lou Ratcliff, President Marilyn Smith, Vice-President Rose Phillips, Secretary GIRLS1 INTERNATIONA Mi Ward, Advisor Helon Findley, President Ruth Corbett, Vice-President Sue Goodman, Secretary Hl-Y Mr. Johnson, Advisor Dick Birkinshaw, President Dick Hafenrichter, Vice-President Alan Morrill, Secretary KLICK Mis Wichman, Advisor Roland Anderson, President Mike Rumpakis, Vice-President Jeanne McEvoy, Secretary LISTENERS Miss Young, Advisor Wesley Spellman, President Violet Lalley, Secretary MASQUE AND GAVEL Mrs. Hamilton, Advisor Bob Reinhart, President Nancy Chamberlin, Vice-President Ann Darby, Secretary MIGWAN Mr . Whitted, Advisor Dick Nelson, President Dona Nelson, Vice-President Margaret Paulbach, Secretary MIXER Mrs. Greonslade, Advisor Roger Berry, President Pat Melvin, Vice-President Jeanine Schreiber, Secretary OFFICE TRAINING CREW (Not organized) PEP Miss Davis and Miss Parounagian, Advisors Fred Schroeder, President Deana Norville, Vice-President Doric Hermann, Secretary PHILADORIAN Mr. Foord, Advisor Dick Yost, President Harry Smith, Vice-President Ross Kuhnhausen, Secretary PINGS Mr. Robinson, Advisor Andy Alkema, President Donna Olson, Secretary Frank Elliott, Treasurer PROJECTION CREW - Miss Curry, Advisor Sid Ruvensky, Chief QUILL AND SCROLL Miss Krichesky, Advisor Jane Holcomb, President Normajean Robinson, Vice-Pres. Harriett McMahon, Secretary QUIRITES Miss Calouri, Advisor Shirley Wyss, President Janet Swint, Vice-President Jane Butler, Secretary JUNIOR RED CROSS Miss Dolezal, Advisor Sharon Shearer, President Bill Wright, Vice-President ROYAL G Coach Lewis, Advisor Dick Birkenshaw, President Bob Reinhart, Vice-President Don Forbes, Secretary SEMPER AMICI Miss Calouri and Miss Parounagian, Advisors Mary Ann Krocker and George Vennes, Consuls Barbara Ware, Scriba SERVICE SQUAD Mr. Wagner, Advisor Stan Gray, Service Representative SEW-SO Miss Wilson, Advisor Barbara Sussman, President Lou Ann Hunt, Vice-President Genevieve Nelson, Secretary SNIP Mrs. Chaney, Advisor Betty Kindley, President Laura Pearson, Vice-President Lorraine Evans, Secretary A SPORTS CLUB Mr. Eilertson, Advisor John Cummins, President Craig Weatherford, Secretary STAGE CREW and SOUND CREW Mr. Butler and Mr. Haldors, Advisors Gene Ibsen, Stage Crew Chief Jay Gianotti, Sound Crew Chief THALIAN Miss Livesay, Advisor Kay Wood, President Katherino Reese, Vice-President Ruth Ann Lewis, Secretary THEATRO Mr . Mishler, Advisor George Mirandas, President Joan Seidenverg, Vice-President Sue Scott, Secretary THEATRUM Miss Jack, Advisor Jane Gray, President Wilma Mayo, Vice-President Gail Chapler, Secretary TRI-HI-Y Miss Doty, Advisor Donna Thain, President Jane Butler, Vice-President Bonnie Hiatt, Secretary TRI-Y Mrs. Larimore, Advisor Carol Morse, President Joyce Grant, Vice-President Phyllis Rierson, Secretary VIEW Miss Johnson, Advisor Janet Richardson, President Alice Turtledove, Vice-President Ruth Corbett, Secretary WALL HUGGERS Miss Bartell and Miss Doty, Advisors Dick Adams, President Sally Hazeltine, Vice-President Bob Lenz, Secretary WALL HUGGERS Miss Bartell and Miss Doty, Advisors Dick Adams, President Sally Hazeltine, Vice-President Bob Lenz, Secretary WINGS Mrs. Baker, Advisor Evelyn Noble, President Barbara Wolfe, Vice-President Joan Marriott, Secretary A ENERAL CTIVITIES tthletics JACK RIVENBURGH TOM SHAW -' vSi CHUCK PATTERSON Fiol Row—Marincau, Ferrell, Lcnr, Duff, Hall, Barde, Or Reinhart, Patlerjon, Hay . DAVE HALL JERRY BARDE TOM MARINEAU GOROY LENZ ASKET ond Row — Solomon, Docker, Faville, Hilo, McDonald, Riven-urgh, Morion, Beckman. Third Row—Lalerncau, Johnny Lewis. STEVE CROLEY JOHN FERRELL PAT DUFF OUCH I By defeating all opposition but the champion Washington Colonials and the Roosevelt Teds, runner ups in the city circuit, the 1946-47 edition of Basketball at Grant finished the season in fourth place, with a record of 11 wins and 5 losses. Ably tutored by Johnny Lewis, the G-men were forced to fight an uphill battle after losing the opening contest to Commerce 36-34. The Generals, however, led by Pat Duff and Gordy Lenz, were in the title race until the final whistle. Jack Riven-burgh, Jerry Barde, and John Ferrell completed the starting five. BILL HAYS COACH JOHNNY LEWIS BOB REINHART Sue Rojonboro Pint Row— Howord, Black, Druxmon, Leonard. Second Row— Reeves, Woolley, Meuller. Betty Arnold Lorry Larsen Leonard SQUAD Bill Macomber Donna McKeen Normoiean Robinson Nancy Allison First Row — Blakely, Shearer, Capt. Yost, Mr. Haldors, Alexander, Pearson, Wright. Second Row — Wittenberg, Howatt, Eekhart, Atkinson, Hoogt, Macomber. Nancy Chamberlin ASEBALL GEORGE ORUXMAN BILL HAYS JOHN FERRELL HOWARD ZIMMERMAN BOB MERKOVITCH STAN GRAY LARRY HEARNS CAL WOOLLEY TOM TEBO Firit Row — Hay , Solomon, Hearn , Woolley, Chapman, Druxman, Merkovitch. Second Row — Coach Lewi , Wollon, Ferrell, Lem, Zimmerman, Tebo, Marko kie, Gray. Third Row — Manager Bulleliet, Filch, Decker, Scoville, Haffenrichtcr, Managor. Tabbed by many prep followers af the beginning of fhe season as the team to beat, the Generals have not disappointed their rooters as they have dumped Washington 8-7, Jefferson 5-4, Commerce 7-3, and Lincoln 5-4. Their only defeat at this writing came at the hands of the league leading Roosevelt Teds Paced by the splendid twirling of Lefty Bob Merkovitch and Tom Tebo, and the heavy stick work of Gordy Lenz and Howard Zim-i merman, fhe G-men appear to be headed fo one of their finest seasonLin recent years. GORDY LENZ DON CHAPMAN JOHN MARKOSKIE SOUEE WALTON BUD LEONARD ROG BERRY PAT DUFF DICK DURHAM 131'4 , to help the G-Men plac sixth in the meet. Others brinaing in neede points were Dick Campbell, Frar Farella, Jack Olsen, Dick Durhan and Chuck Patterson in the sprin and Don Corkum, Rog Berry, Fre Schroeder, and Joe Bonawitz the distance. JIM WICKANDER FRED SCHROEDER DON CORKUM JACK OLSON HARRY SMITH JOE BONAWITZ FRANK FARELLA DON FORBES IUCK PATTERSON DICK CAMPBELL FIrrt Row— Meuller, Forbes, Bonowllz, Schroeder, Corkom, MuckU, Sahlberg, Campbell, Potterson, Durham, Farella, Berry, Duff, Shull, Fisher, Olson. Second Row — Knox, Knowllon, Smith, Wickander, Rlvenburgh, Marineau, Menalh, Jensen, Blaine, B. Brown, Kincaid, Davls Snook, Lokai, Jarman, Shaw, L. Brown. Third Row — Howard. Manager, Vanikoitii, Eddy, Barnett, Olcott, Horton, Orem, Ferguson, Landrud, Swanson, Schieve' Goode, Boyle, Luyben, Maglll, Coach Joe Huston. ________________________________________________ JUNIOR BASKETBALL First Row — Spearman Hampton Hayt Duff Bonawitx Marineau Allen Colmer Ferrell Second Row — Keller, Manager Knowlfon Adam Nesbitt Jarman Coach Joe Hutton JUNIOR BASEBALL First Row — Adams Southworth B. Brown D. Brown Keller Werner Nesbitt Second Row — Dodd Day Mirandas Clark File Coach Huston Third Row — Humphery, Manager Ten Hampton Allman BOWLING Fir Row — Goiter, Williams, Shuppell. Second Row — Howord, Prothe. INOR PORTS GIRLS SWIMMING SKI TEAM First Row — Black, Poriwood. Second Row — McMath, Cracknel!, Rudeen, Underdoll. TENNIS First Row — Mrs. Parrot, Wright, Barnett, Junck, Egan, Ratcliff, Goodman. Second Row — McDonald, Barde, Weisbloft, Carter, Swyter, Mr. Larsen. BOYS SWIMMING First Row — Vailleneourt, Blount, Connelly, Irwin, Franklin, Oeftinger. Second Row — Mitchell, Burgess, Oringdulph, Day, Placek, Weil. First Row — Deremer, Weiderhold, Clerin, Hoppes, Ostrum. Second Row — Ganoe, Von Allen, Preston, McAffee, Moore, McCutcheon, Franklin. On the minor sports front the Generals reign as powers, as they do on the Varsity and Junior. Winning the City Bowling title, and by copping their third consective state golf championship, taking second in the city swim meet, second in the Dartmouth Trophy race, and by winning the state tennis title they have brought nome many a trophy during the past year. YM LASS Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Parrot and Mrs. Margaret Greenslade, the girls gym classes have been active throughout the term in tennis, basketball, volleyball, softball, and a newly added activity, archery. C BASKETBALL First Row — Carter Harris Paul Hanson Brown Second Row — Packwood Jones Chievler McLoughlin Lenz Coach Wild-Bill Eilertson PRING Admiral Shaw Taitoi good? What about Father? SmIU pleas Paid advertisement Strong woman In the Rockies Peavy Max Factor? Cut Shoes Boomers I FLEX I NIc b nch No shoving, pl at Wh r 'i Wad Not Mill World Hlilory W ll? Y j Mother S x? B«war of th Wolf I Starry-«y«d RIEND WOW II Lollypop Shadow Brooks and stroams Doloros Flirting What?? Getting a tan Romombtr? Mountain girli Sunfrexo Lunch Windblown Beware of Charlie Eternal triangle Outdoor girl Wheatles Posle? Another on I Cheeez Buddie Guess who? Sea brook Chummy Spring is sprung I Meigs? Growln' up Moore-or-less I Reinhart A Company Hungry? WOW11111 Repeat performance The time has at last arrived when you must exchange the life of the school for the broader life of the world. You undoubtedly leave the halls of U. S. Grant with reluctance and mayhap trepidation. You may advance info the world with a backward glance toward happy hours spent here. This is quite natural, but ever remember that while success is built upon the experiences of the past, it comes oftenest to the person who with wisdom and foresight gazes into the future. As you step for the last time through the portals of this beloved school, it is our earnest hope and prayer that the lessons in living which you have experienced during your attendance here will be a firm foundation for your continued growth and prosperity. s v