Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Kaya' President: Fall, Eddie Phel s Spring, B111 Earl Secretary: Fall, Dick Adams Spring, Doug Graham Since its organization in 1947, the Boys' league has extended a hand of friendship to every hoy at Grant H h S h 1 It ha d d t the school in ig c oo . s en eavore o serve many worthwhile ways, such as.sEonsoringugareer Day .an assembly, 3ndbshowing.mot1ontg1c ures. liher prgstige was aine o alnl e unior ra s ua or juniggffoogbaii and basigtball games, and ythg senior squa or c e ames. , Co-operatic? with their sister organization, the G1rls'.League, was also advocated hy he groui. The Community Chest drive and the Chrysanthemum S ow are prime igaiplesfof this w2rk.f h. t 1 t d D 1 so 1rm a roo o ac ievemen as an e in the past the Boys' League doubtless will begome one of the outstanding organiza ions of Grant High School. S G5 ' 'Q

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fzgi, President: , Fall, Gail Chapler Sring, Margare Mc Gowen Secretary: Fall, Carol Rau Spring, Corlee Stevens Founded by Elizabeth McGaw in l926 the basic ideal of the Girls' League was to unite in friendship every girl attending Grant High School. ' Today equal oppor unity for all remains the fore- most policy of the League. Keeping this aim in mind dutifu ly the Girls' League discriminates against no one. Each girl, upon entering high school automatically becomes a member of this organization and is eligible to active participation in al of its functions. e . This past year has seen such outstanding projects as Girls' ague Meek, which was climaxed by he popular Mortar Board ance. nqually as successful was the irst annual chrysanthemum show presented by the League. . Q In t e years thatglie ahead the intention of the Girls' League is to fulfill its obligation of maintain- ing faithfully the precedent set years past that advo- ca ed love, honor, and friendship among a l girls.

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,ii President: The Grant High General Council is charged with demo- cratically representing each student. l It is the uty of the council members, elected from the registration rooms, to carrg to he meetings the ideas o their classma es and to keep the room abreast of all the problems before the council. During the 1949-50 school year, the assembly initiated and passed amendments to the school constitution, bringing it up to date. The power of the. Grant student government lies in the General Gouncil's right to veto actions of the Execu- tive Council. Fall, Bob Greendaleg Spring, Roger Peters. Secretar : 51UnfNfwa.. mr Fall,yPat Huang Spring, Donna Olson. RAN? STUDENT BODY 0 908 FALL.4Q PRES DE T T p.juAMgMvQgfVM3wsiL3BEGwx?3 ,W ,auf , . fic G3 Q G.. Q 'QQ' W1 'H .ar 0 ieaemi W? N hmmm m I N gif r Q su f-3 L'3,,,,g,,,amrl M p V iifffm' M r, aw we GRANT VICTOBIOUS AGAIN 91 N