Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Twenty Jive years ago 662 pupils and 23 teachers entered the doors of Grant High School. They were the pioneers. They and their successors established traditions of leadership and scholarship that have given Grant its enviable reputation; traditions which vou the Class of 1949 have been privileged to share. During the course of these twenty-five years we have been living in a rapidly-changing world. Time and space have become meaningless. Energy beyond our wildest dreams lias been uncovered in the atom and revolutionary isms are shaking society. On the other hand, some things seem changeless. From that first day, down through the succeeding years, the students of Grant have recognized and held firmly to the inherent values that are to be found in the development of fine character, good leadership, and excellent scholarship. You, during the period you have spent in this school, have done vour best to support the qualities and values for which the school stands. s you go forth into broader fields, may it be your good fortune to find that the ideals, the understandings, and appreciations which were your heritage as a student of Grant High School, may likewise be the foundation of your success in the changing world vou you are about to enter. Colton Meek

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EXECUTIVE President JERRY SHAW Vice-President JANET RUGGLES Athletic Representative CHUCK OETTINGER Art Publicity Chairman PAT NELSON Girls' League President MARCIA KNOSHER Senior Class President ED JARMAN Boys' League President ORREN SCHADEWITZ General Council President BILL W RIGHT Junior Class President harry McLaughlin