Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

-mfv-'v-:4-e- QQ f A 9. 1 if-4 -4 MQW ga--4 Q, QQ QQ Qk 0 x,0NQg X, Q9 S 55 25553335 iii? E 55'5 E33 .,,,..--f' M H ,,-f 9,46 Senior Class gf U. S.G1' 'ant High School Portland, Oregon fm .QMZZY ffig IQSI MH JIRS joe Ke 3 A, rsloner gd' VA ff' 2 ' A b SP .g ' .- 5 ff A N! DEDICATICN The Grant High School Memoirs of l95l is dedicated to C. E. Scott, who retired last year after twenty-three years of service as Vice-Principal. To this year's freshman class, Mr. Scott is a stranger, but classes of past years will always remember his help and guidance. He came to Grant from the chemistry department of Iefferson and was a steadying force during all but two of Grant's formative years. His office, with its big gray couch, was the home-away-from-home for the male stu- dents of Grant. At almost any time of the day one or more of these males could be found sprawled on the couch suffering from illness or those two other diseases which strike down such great numbers of students, chronic lack of homework and teacher's complaint. He gave more autographs than most celebrities, and his red-inked signature was sought for checks, excuses and sometimes, with regret, for suspension slips. The deten- tion list on his desk was long but well-deserved. Not only was Mr. Scott a disciplinarian, but he was a gentleman who always set a good example of honor and character for the boys of Grant. Under the guidance of our new Vice-Principal, Grant will continue to be the fine school it always has been. But Mr. Scott's place in the hearts of the faculty and graduates of this highvischool will never be erased. QDIVIINIQTDQTION 5 .. ' J QJ GCE VICE-PRINCIPALS Mary N. Schroeder has been Dean of Girls at Grant High School for the last four years. Dur- ing this time she has given invaluable aid to the Girls' League, its officers and projects, and all its members. The screening of all candidates for school of- fices, commencement ushers and the rally squad, is left to her good judgment. She must assign girls' detention and make certain that it doesn't slip their minds. Residence cards and college applications for seniors are handled through her office. All activity cards are brought to her and sorted before being returned to the registration teachers. The school problems of the female student body members fall inevitably on her shoulders. For her competent help and guidance, she deserves the thanks of the student body. This year Grant High acquired a new Vice- Principal. He is Kenneth A. Erickson, an ex-Grant student of the class of '35, He has fallen into the Ways of high school life again and has his new duties Well under control. At almost any hour of the day, his office is occupied by one or more boys who have been advised by their teachers to go down and see Mr. Erickson. He is in charge of countersigning all student-body checks and must okay any others which are cashed. ln his hours not spent straightening out the problems of Grant boys or excusing them for illness, he is busy With the executive council, Mr. Meek, or the members of the Dad's Club. Mr. Erickson has had an immense job to fill at Grant and is proving himself more than capable. T Left io right: Mrs, Abel, Miss Barley, Mrs. Summers PRINCIPAL The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty One will leave an imprint in the annals of the U. S. Grant High School of outstanding leadership and accomp- lishment. lt is all too easy to follow along traditional paths, but you, as a class, chose to travel unchartered roads. You have given serious considera- tion to the problems that have confronted the school and have been Willing to make decisions and- act upon them. You have used good judgment. In every sense you have been a credit to yourself and an asset to your school. This being so, I know l speak not only for myself but also for all your friends in both the student body and the faculty When I say that We have enjoyed our association with you and are sorry to see you leave. Our thoughts and best Wishes Will follow Wherever you may go. Colton Meek EXECUTIVE LONE MEAE Vice-Prezidsrxi Fa GEO R GE SHAW? Sem: ice Reprefafenzntwe Spring GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girl's League at Grant was founded in l926 and has been active since then in uniting in friendship every girl attending this school. The organization discriminates against no one, and every girl is eligible for active participation in all their events. Among their activities this year were the Chrysanthemum Show, with Queen Sally l reigning, the Mortar Board, the selection of the tall and spring Honor Girls, Hello Day, Cotton Day, the annual Big and Little Sister party, and monthly faculty teas. Their motto of Love, Honor, and Friendship is demonstrated in their many activities which include all the girls at Grant. l BOYS' LEAGUE Organized in 1947, the Boys' League's main purpose is to promote friendship and interest among the boys at Grant. The annual League assembly presenting various talent: noon movies, into which some found unusual Ways to be admitted Without paying the nominal fee of five cents: assisting in the financing of pictures of the Executive Council: and awarding the annual Boys' League trophy to the boys' club having the highest grade point, are just a few of the many events spon- sored hy the group. GENERAL COUNCIL F all President, Iohn Mifflin Secretary, Bob Inman ik' Spring President, Dennis Sheets Secretary, Pat Neubert The General Council functions much the same as the House of Representatives in Con- gress, and is a necessary link between the students and the Executive Council. Each regis- tration room at Grant elects a delegate to this council, called a room representative, to serve for one school term. The council, with self- elected officers, conducts school business, While each room representative reports the decisions of the council to his registration room. The room representatives also serve as collectors of money for student body card and other drives, thus performing an important school service. SPRING AND FALL GENERAL COUNCIL QENIOQQ , wx N f imflm i BENCH I ll Ep X3 J X fri Counselors President Mr. Nottage Mrs. Whiited Hal Hargreaves 1 x Ken Baines Secretary Margaret Thomas Colors Purple and White Class Song TUNE: 'Til the Clouds Roll By U. S. Grant we are going to leave you, But our memories linger on, And the old days we'll remember always, Now that all those years are gone. As we look at the years behind us, We are proud of the things we've done, Lasting friendships forever binding, One for all, all for one. 1 As we walk down the path before us, Where it leads we have yet to learn. Upward, onward will be our watchword, Our hopeful hearts upward turned. White and purple our colors showing, Symbols of our spirit won. They remind us of the years behind us, Class of 5l T l A res Helen. Arnica Treas., Sec., Pres.: Senior Class Color Y 1 1 Comm., Chairman. U. of O. Dental College. Baines. Kenneth Wallace. Treas., Senior Class: Sinco Sanks, Sec., Treas.: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: Public Relations Rep.: Fire Squad: Golf: Pep, Sgt.-at-arms. U. of O. Baker. Robert. Room Rep.: Iunior Basketball: Philadorian: Bas- ketball: Baseball: Lambda. Willamette U. Bartield, Iames Barr. Red Cross Rep.: Service Squad: Fire Squad: Iunior Choir: Choir: A Cappella l-lop, Decoration Comm. U. of O. Bartcher, Robert. Sigma Alpha. Bartel. Dick. Delta Delta, Sgt.-at-arms: Hi-Y: Optimist: Theta Chi Omega: Iunior Dramateurs: Royal G.: Basketball: Base- ball: Atom Bomb Squad. U. oi O. Bartholomaus. Charles D. Chanters: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Ir. Football: Ir. Track: Delta Delta, l-list., Sgt.-at-arms, Treas.: Senior Class Picture Comm.: All-City Dance Comm. Bates. David. Radio Club, Vice-Pres.: Latin Award. O.S.C. Baxendale. Audrey Eileen. Girls' League Rep.: Girls' Glee: Carolers: Thalian, Sec.: lunior Prom Queen: Trinko, Sgt.-at- arms: Tisque, Service Rep., Treas.: Fire Squad: Rally Squad. U. ol O. Baxter. Richard. General. O.S.C. Belch. David. Fire Squad: Debate Team: Atom Bomb Squad: Bowling Team: Assembly Comm.: Memoirs Contact Comm.: Silo: Grantonian: Senior Dramateurs. Willamette U. Bigelow. Wayne. Transferred from Parkrose-2: Theta Chi Omega: Rod and Reel: Philadorian, Reporter: Rally Squad: Basketball, C Squad. O.S.C. Aaron. Glenn. Ir. Track, Letter: Theta Chi Omega, Corr. Sec., Sec., Pres.: Sinco Sanks. O.S.C. Adolph. Robert. Room Rep.: Boys' Leauge Rep.: Projection Crew. Stanford Akerson. Salle. Red Cross Committee: Girls' League Rep.: Klix: Tririko, Treas. Alfred. Robert. Varsity Track: Varsity Football: Philadorian, Pres.: Interest Club Council, Pres.: Room Rep.: Lambda, Hist.: Royal G.: Service Squad. Willamette U. Altorier. Alberta. Iunior Chrysanthemum Princess: Carolers, Treas., Vice-Pres.: Senior Dramateurs, Vice-Pres.: Trinko, Sgt.- at-arms: Klix, Reporter: Counselors' Office: Social Club Coun- cil: Senior Girls Potluck, Entertainment, Decoration Comms. O.S.C. Ambuhl. Gretchen. Transferred from Roosevelt H.S., Seattle, Wn.-3: View, Vice-Pres., Pres.: Girls' League Rep.: Usher, Spring Show: lunior Dramateurs. O.S.C. Anderson. Donna. Transferred from St. Mary's Academy45: lun- ior Prom Comm. Andrews. Dolores. Sketch: Kappa Phi Delta: Girls' Glee: Carol- ers, Sec. Archer. Iirn. Sgt.-at-arms, Senior Class: Iunior Dramateurs, Pres.: Delta Delta, Sgt.-at-arms: Rod and Reel, Sgt.-at-arms: Room Rep.: Interest Club Council, Vice-Pres.: Senior Class Play Comm.: Fire Squad: Theta Chi Omega. U. of O. Ashley. Dolores. Mixer: Girls' Glee: Carolers, Sec.: Iunior Dram- ateurs: Fountain Girl in Cafeteria. Aune, Gordon R. Boys' League Rep.: Vice-Pres., Sophomore Boys: Philadorian, Sgt.-at-arms, Sec.: Junior Choir: Choir: iunior Track: Iunior Football: Room Rep.: Delta Delta. O.S.C. Ayers. Marilyn Ieanirre. Girls' Glee: Carolers: Choir: Red Cross Comm.: Keg: Senior Prom Decoration Comm. Providence School of Nursing. Braqq, Clayton R. Cleis, Sgt.-at-arms, Choir, Boys' Octet, Swing Sixteen, Pres., Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Chanters, Brande, Ellen Diane. ATA, Vice-Pres., Sec., Horizon, Treas., Orchestra, Carolers. O.S.C. Bratiain, Thomas Laird. lr. Football, Varsity Football, City, State Championship Team, Shrine Team, Mu Nu Xi, Sgt.-at-arms, l-li-Y, Chap., Optimist, Royal G., Kandahar, Sec., Treas., Sgt.- at-arms, lr. Baseball, Letter, Ski Team, Fire Squad. Undecided. Bravender, David F. Transferred from Roosevelt H.S., Seattle, Wn.-3, Lost and Found, Ccllegium, Pres., Vice-Pres., Granto- nian Reporter, Sports Editor of Memoirs, Honor Society, Com- missioner, Fire Squad, Service Squad, Memoirs Contact Comm. U. of VV. Bravender, Eleanor. Honor Girl, View, Pres., Tao La Chi, Vice- Pres., Fire Squad, Service Squad, Girls' League Rep., Mem- oirs Contact Comm., Commencement Usher, Iunior Choir, Pres., Choral Council, Sec. Willamette. Brenneke, Harriett. Amica, Sgt.-at-arms, Reg. Room Vice-Pres. Brown, Norman. Royal G., lunior Dramateurs, Boys' League Rep., Football, Track. O.S.C. Brown, Ronald. Reed College Discussion Group, Honor Society. Reed. Bryan, Ioyce. Shorthand Awards, G.A.A. Sec. Undecided. Bryant, Oliver. Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Ir. Mixer, Zip, Sgt.-at-arms, Sigma Alpha, Red Cross Rep. O.S.C. Burdick, Barbara I. Transferred from Cleveland-2, Tri-Y, Inter- club Council Rep., Kappa Phi Delta. Burgess, Nancy. Transferred from Iefferson-3, Tao La Chi, Sgt.- at-arms, Zip, Red Cross Rep. O.S.C. Bingham, Patricia. Transterred from Washington High, San Francisco, Calif.-7, U. of O. Bistline, Marilyn. Zeta Chi Epsilon, Pres., Girls' League Rep., Sans Souci, Treas., Decoration Comm., Grant-Washington Dance, Senior Girls' Potluck, Invitation and Clean-up Comms., Girls' League Party, Entertainment Comm. Blank, Harold. Chanters, Spanish Club. U. of W. Blickenstaif, Rosalie. Orchestra, Vice-Pres., Choir, Snip, Pres., G-Note, l-list. Lewis and Clark. Blodgett, Bill. Theta Chi Omega, Sgt.-at-arms, Sinco Sanks, Vice-Pres., Hi-Y, Royal G., Basketball, Baseball. Borst, Ioan. Tri-Y, Vice-President, Gym Office, Kappa Phi Delta, Sgt.-at-arms. O.S.C. Bowe, lack. Chanters, lunior Choir, Iunior Dramateurs, Band, Red Cross Rep. Bowman, Iolinn. Transferred from Culver I-LS., Culver, Oregon-5, lunior and Senior Dramateurs. B.Y.U. Boyarsky, Barbara. Honor Girl, Girls' international, Treas., Trinko, Sec., I-list., Room Rep., Senior Class Gift Comm., Rose Show Comm., Chairman. U. of C. Boyden, lean. Trinko, Sgt.-at-arms, Triple Trio, Choir, Girls' League Rep., Senior Class Song Comm., Iunior Dramateurs, Iunior Prom Princess, Hi-Y Princess, Fire Squad. U. of O. Boyer, Wesley. General. U. of W. Boynton, George. Mgr. lr. and Varsity Football Teams, lunior and Senior Dramateurs, Boys' League Rep., Alpha Nu, Royal G. Lewis and Clark. Chase. Barbara. General. O.S.C. Chinn. Roger. Rod and Reel, Pep, Boys' Leauge Rep., Theta Chi Omega. Pacific U. Church. MaryLou Kathryn. Girls' League Rep., Ouasi, Sgtfat- arms, Treas., Pres., Tri-Hi-Y, Sec., Pres., lnterclub Council, Room Rep., Ir. Dramateurs. U. of O. Clark. Carl. Football, City, State Championship Teams '49, '50, Baseball, Octo Ducas, Sec., Hi-Y, Philadorian, Sgt.-at-arms, Masque and Gavel, Royal G, Sgtfat-arms, Room Rep., Fire Squad, Optimist. U. of O. Clemenson. Ron. Rod and Reel, Art Club. Cole. Linden. Choir, Accompanist, Student Director, Cafeteria, Memoirs, Activities Editor, Honor Society, lr. Dramateurs. Undecided. Colgrove. Ardeth. Chrestettes, Tao La Chi, Sgt.-at-arms, Wings, lr. Dramateurs. Willamette U. Cone. Fred. Chanters, Choir, Student Director, Schubert Cup, Pin, Boys' Octet, Pres., Cleis, Swing Sixteen. Connelly, George D. Octo Ducas, Room Rep. Undecided. Constans, Mary Ann. Frosh Mixer, Ir. Drarnateurs, Art Staff, Keg., Sec., Memoirs, Art Editor, Senior Girls, Pres., Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Cafeteria Clean-up Comm. U. oi O. Cook. Ward. Track, Pep, Alpha Nu, Sec., Vice-Pres., Pres. U. of O. Cooper, Fred G. Transferred from Polytechnic I-I.S., Long Beach, Calif.-5. l Burri. lack. Ir. Football, Zip, Treas, Sigma Alpha. Busselle. Elbert. Texas A. ci M. Campbell. Sheila. Red Cross Comm., Co-Chairman, Chi, Corr. Sec., Red Cross Rep., lunior Red Cross Council. O.S.C. Tao La Caplan. Bernard. Concert, Dance and Marching Bands, All City Band and Orchestra, G'Note. Stanford. Carey, Ioan. Transferred from St. Mary's Academy-3, Apems, Ir. Dramateurs, Tri-Y, Sgt.-atearms, Commencement Usher, View, Tardy Office, Typing Award. Portland U. Carlson, Ron. General. Carmichael, Ronald. Transferred from Minneapolis-6, Royal G, Octo Ducas, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Varsity Foot- Ball, Hi-Y, Kandahar. Carpenter, Dick. General. Undecided. Carter, Charles Bodine. Tennis, Letter, Theta Chi Omega, Corr. Sec., Sec., Vice-Pres., Service and Fire Squad Captain, Sinco Sanks, Corr. Sec., Masque and Gavel, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Junior Prom Comm., Philadorian. Willamette U. Carter, Ioyce Diane. Girls' League Rep., Red Cross Rep., Typing and Shorthand Awards, Chrysanthemum Show, Publicity Chairman, Commencement Usher, Tao La Chi, Sgt.-at-arms, Pres., Wings, Sec., Pres. Carter. Richard. Track, Letter, lr. Football, Royal G, Theta Chi Omega, Sinco Sanks, Vice-Pres., Editor, Freshman Handbook, Room Rep., Service and Fire Squads. O.S,C. Charles. Patricia. Transferred from Chilliwack l-l.S., Chilliwack, B.C,, View. Undecided. Davenport, Daniel I.. Chanters. Undecided. Davenport, Dick. Varsity Football, City and State Championship Teams, '49, '50, Varsity Basketball, Swing Sixteen, Choir, Clefs, Pres., Octo Ducas, Athletic Rep., Royal G, Room Rep., Fire Squad. U. of O. Davidson. Rod. Vanport College. Davis, Ierry. Ir. Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Baseball. Un- decided. Davis, Edward. Silo, Projection Crew, Aremac, Treas. Vanport College. Davis. Wesley. Chairman of Reg. Room Drives Comm. Lewis and Clark. DeLashmitt. Bemetta. Room Rep., Red Cross Rep., Twauno, Keg, Memoirs Assembly, Christmas Program, Iunior Drama- teurs. O.S.C. DeLong, Ron O. Theta Chi Omega, Rod and Reel, Sinco Sanks, Kandahar, Room Rep. U. of O. DeMott. Wayne. G-Note, Sgt.-at-arms, Orchestra, Vice-Pres., Sans Souci, Vice-Pres., Treas. Reed. Denfeld. Ronald. Honor Society. U. of O. Devlin, Ernest. Transferred from North Phoenix H.S., Phoenix, Ariz.-7. U. of Michigan. Doherty, Sharon. Band, Kapaki, Cafeteria, Soda Fountain, Speech and Assembly Comms., Homernaking Hostess. Copeland, Marilee. Trinko, Sec., Pres., Thalian, Vice-Pres., Pres., Assembly Comm., Twauno, Masque and Gavel, lunior and Senior Dramateurs, Memoirs and Student Body Card Assem- bly, Girls' League Rep., Senior Class Play Comm. Undecided. Cornell. Iudy. Swim Team, Captain, Tao La Chi, Pep. Coulter, Charles. Mixer, Optimist, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep. U. of O. Courtney, Nancy. Shorthand Award, Zeta Chi Epsilon, Sgt.,-at- arms, Wings, Sgt.-at-arms, Tardy Office. O.S.C. Crawford. Robert Iay. Concert Band, Dance Band, Zip, Vice- Pres. U. of O. Crist. Ioyce R. Girls' League Rep., Pres. of Third Term Girls, Tao La Chi, Chap., Sec., Mixer, Student Body Office, Com- mencement Usher, Chrestettes. O.S.C. Croley, Tedro. Tisque, Pres., G.l., Sec., Choir, Sec., Vice-Pres. of Social Council, Vice-Pres. of Interest Council, Trinko, Rally Squad, Triple Trio, Fire and Service Squads, Frosh Queen. U. of O. Cruson, Gerald T. Transferred from Parkrose-2, Pep, Alpha Nu, Treas., Vice-Pres., Quiz 'em on the Air . U. of O. Cudd. Bruce H. Golf, Royal G, Room Rep., Spanish Club. Curran. Nancy. Transferred from Holy Child Academy-2, Twauno, Asst. Treas., Treas., Red Cross, Corr. Sec., Chairman oi Girls' League Party, Keg, Sgt.-at-arms, Pres., lnterclub Coun- cil. Willamette. Dale. Audrey. Shorthand Award, Tao La Chi, Sec., Sgt.-at-arms, Pres., Queen of Tao La Chi Dance, Fire Squad, Mixer, Treas., Girls' League Rep., Commencement Usher, Cotton Day Prin- cess, Chrestettes, Pres. O.S.C. Dauqherity, Charlene. Transferred from Sacred Heart School, Los Angeles, Calif.-5, Girls' League Rep., Carolers, Tri-Y, Snip, Treas. Portland U. 1 1 fe7w f l Ferqison. Robert. lr. Mixer: Zip: Ski Team. Lewis and Clark. Ferris. Anne Elise. Public Relations Rep.: lr. Mixer, Sec.: Keg. Treas.: Girls' League Rep.: Red Cross Comm.: Fire Squad. Lewis and Clark. Field, Kathleen. Horizon, Treas.: Kappa Phi Delta: Invitation and Clean-up Comm. for Girls' League Party. Fields. Elinor. Cotton Queen: Trinko, Pres.: Tisque, Vice-Pres.: Pres. of lr. Girls: Commencement Usher: Senior Gift Comm.: Girls' International, Sgt.-at-arms: Ir. Prom. Comm.: Mortar- board Refreshment Comm. U. of O. Fitch. Ann. Girls' Glee: Carolers, Award: Girls' League Rep.: Chresto: Ir. Choir, Sec.: Commencement Usher: Senior Class Editor of Memoirs. Lewis and Clark. Fontaine, Connie. Sans Souci, Pres., Hist.: Zeta Chi Epsilon, Treas.: Decoration Comm. for Grant-Washington Dance: Deco- ration Comm. for Senior Prom. Lewis and Clark. Fox, Iacqueline Anne. Sans Souci, Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec., Treas.: Clefs, Chap.: Girls' League Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: Carolers, Award: Feature Editor of Memoirs: Honor Society, Chief Com- missioner: Usher Squad: Commencement Usher: Placement Comm. for Chrysanthemum Show. Mills. Freel, Vernon. Sinco Sanks: Rod and Reel, Corr. Sec., Sec.: Ir. Football: lr. Track, Letter: Boys' League Rep.: Red Cross Rep. U. of O. Freeland. Pat. Transferred from Canada-6: Assoc. Editor of Grantonian: Assoc. Feature Editor of Grantonian. Frey. Margaret. Twauno, Pres., Treas.: Masque and Gavel: Sr. Dramateurs, Pres.: Ir. Dramateurs: Thalian, Sgt.-at-arms: Keg: Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Commencement Usher. Gabrielson. lack. Boys' League Sec.: Senior Announcement Comm., Chairman: Room Rep.: Delta Delta, Hist., Corr. Sec.: Boys' League Rep. U. oi O. Gallaher. Phyllis lean. Amica: ATA, Vice-Pres., Pres.: Inter- club Cabinet. Undecided. Draper, Philip E. lr. Football: Ir. Dramateurs: Fire Squad: Boys' League Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: Lambda, Sgt.-at-arms, Vice- Pres.: Delta Delta: Pep. O.S.C. Driscoll, Carol A. Transferred from St. Mary's Academy-3: Apems: Tumbling: Tri-Hi-Y. Portland U. Dunn. Darle. Transferred from Lincoln-7: Cuieaf: Pep: Girls' League Rep. Wallmet College. Elliott, Iohn. Ir. Football: Varsity Football: Track: Optimist, Pres.: Mixer, Pres.: Delta Delta, Sec.: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Chairman of Ir. Prom: Member of Social and Service Club Councils. U. of O. Elsasser. Dennis. Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Octo Ducas, Pres.: Hi-Y: Sr. Dramateurs. Enqlegau. Naomi. Amica: Shorthand Awards, 6, 8: Mr. Ericke son's Office: Kappa Phil Delta. Engelhardt, Barbara. Carolers: Kappa Phi Delta: Bowling Team. Undecided. England. Richard K. Ir. Track. U. of O. Ewell. Mary Io. Zeta Chi Epsilon: Snip, Vice-Pres, Sec.: Horizon, Pres., Vice4Pres., Treas.: Girls' Glee: Commencement Usher: All City Horizon Cabinet, Sec. Willamette. Farnes, Iim. Delta Delta: Fire Squad: Ir. Dramateurs: Room Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: lr. Basketball: Atom Bomb Squad. O.S.C. Faville, lim. Mu Nu Xi, Sec., Treas.: Masque and Gavel, Sgt.- at-arms: Mixer: All-City Dance Comm.: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Safety Council. Stanford. Fenlason. Ioan. Thalian, Vice-Pres., Hist.: Klix, Corr. Sec.: Keg: Fire Squad: Chairman Decoration Comm, for Mortarboard, 7: Girls' League Rep.: Service Squad: Commencement Usher. O.S.C. Griffith. Sue. Twauno, Treas., Pres., Masque and Gavel, Keg, Pres., Sgt.-at-arms, Girls' League Rep., jr. Mixer, lr. Drama- Easter Assembly. Ioyce. Red Cross Rep., Girls' League Rep., Kapoki, Sec., Pres., Room Rep., Commencement Usher. Marshall. Reed College Discussion Group, Faraday, Sec.. Pres., Sound Crew. Reed. teurs, Grove. Grove. Gustafson. lim. Transferred from Benson H.S.-3, Philadorian, lr. Basketball, Boys' League Rep., Red Cross Rep. U. of W. Hadden. Ioe. Transferred from Central I-l.S., Tulsa, Okla.-7, G-Note, Treas., Band, Dance Band. Reed. Hafenrichter. Gordon. Octo Ducas, Sgt.-at-arms, Masque and Gavel, Pres., lr. Football, lr. Baseball, Social Club Council, Philadorian, Iunior Miss Cast, Fire Squad, Atom Bomb Squad. O.S.C. Hamilton. Duane. Transferred from Cleveland HS.-3. O.S.C. Hampton. Tom West. Mu Nu Xi, Optimist, Mixer, Pres., Ir. Football, Ir. Baseball, lr. Basketball, C. Squad Basketball, Service Club Council, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep. Hanson, Corrine Carole. Room Rep., Girls' League Rep., Service Squad, Fire Squad, Mixer, Keg, lr. and Sr. Dramateurs. O.S.C. Harbauqh. lim. Boys' League Rep., Ir. Dramateurs, Vice-Pres., Choir. U. of O. Hargreaves, Hal. Senior Class Pres., Kandahar, Delta Delta, Optimist, Lambda, Pres., Ski Team, Varsity Football, '49, '50, City and State Championship, Second String All-City, lr. Football. Willamette. Harris. Deloris. Carolers, Girls' Glee. Garrett. Mary. Gates. Donna. Girls' Glee, Typing Award, Dance Band, Vo- calist, Grantonian Staff. Behnke Walker Business College. Gillespie. Bob. Ice Hockey Team, Mgr., Philadorian, Parliamen- tarian, Reed College Discussion Group, Pres., Vice-Pres., Honor Society, Boys' League Rep. Reed. Gintz. William. Transferred from Lincoln H.S.-3, Boys' League Rep., Rod and Reel, Theta Chi Omega. U. S. Navy. Gish. Diane. Wings, Sgt.-at-arms, Sec., Pres., Honor Girl, Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs, Keg, Tao La Chi, Commencement Usher, Girls' League Rep., Service Squad, Fire Squad, Grantonian Staff. Lewis and Clark. Glanz, Ianet N. Shorthand Awards, View, Zeta Chi Epsilon, Chapl., Girls' League Rep. Lewis and Clark. Glidden. Ioe. Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Pres., Zip, Sgt.- at-arms, G-Note, Sgt.-at-arms. U. ot O. Goodman. Doug. Varsity Baseball, Room Rep., Lambda. U. of W. Gordon. Darryl. Service Squad, Fire Squad, Room Rep., Boys' Leauge Rep., ATA. Lewis and Clark. Graham. Douglas Warner. Boys' League Sec., Pres., Cleis, Pres., Athletic Rep., lnterclub Council, Swing Sixteen, Pres., Boys' Octette, Lambda, Treas., Sinco Sanks, Football. Wil- lamette. Graves. Glen. C Squad Basketball, C Squad Track, lr. Foot- ball, Optimist, Octo Ducas, Pres., Yell Leader, Masque and Gavel, Philadorian, Rod and Reel. Gray. Ioeine Margaret. Vice-Pres. ot Freshmen Girls, Typing Award, Tisque, Pres., Sec., Trinko, Pres., Vice-Pres., Girls' International, Vice-Pres., Fire Squad, Ir. Prom Comm., Girls' League Rep. mvxr e 11111131111 inmmsnusiauwl Hieb, Doris. Snip, Sec., Zeta Chi Epsilon, Treas., Vice-Pres. Hinkle, Iohnnie Lu. Keg, Sgt.-at-arms, Commencement Usher, Room Rep., Art Award, Red Cross Club, Girls' League Style Show, Comm. for Girls' League Dlnner. O.S.C. Hitchcock, Nola. Amica, Pres., Sec., Treas., Lost and Found, Chairman oi Program Comm. for Vocational Conference. Busi ness College. Holbrook. Ron. Track, Royal G, Aremac, lr. and Sr. Drcmateurs Holmes. Helen. Transferred from Lincoln l-l.S.-3, Girls' Glee, Carolers, Choir, Tempo, Faraday, Grantonian Reporter, Chaire man Speaker Comm. for Vocational Conference. Lewis and Clark. Holt, Donald. Varsity Football, City, Slate Championship Teams. '49, '50, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Delta Delta: Hi-Y, Mixer, Masque and Gavel, Optimist, Choir, Treas., Boys' Octet, Senior Class Song Comm. U. of O. Holzhauser, Gunter. Exchange Student from Shadow-Schule, Berlin Zehlendorf, Germany. Honeywell. Ioan. Red Cross Rep., Girls' League Rep., Keg, Honor Girl, Chrysanthemum Show, Classification Comm. Chairman, Vice-Pres. oi Sr. Class, Kandahar, Fire Squad. Hoogs. Alan. Sinco Sanks, Sec., Rod and Reel, Treas., lr. Drama- teurs, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., Red Cross Rep., Bazket- ball, Golf, Tennis. U. of O. Howard, Ianet. Transferred from Santa Ana, Calit.-3, Twaunc, Trinko, Mixer, Sec., Vice-Pres., Masque and Gavel, Sec., Cleis, Choir, Pres. of Soph. Girls, Rally Squad, Fire Squad: Ir. Dramateurs. Pasadena City College. Howard. Pat. Silo Staff, Decoration Comm. Junior Girls' Party, Commencement Usher, Chresto, Career Day Hostess, Usher Squad. O.S.C. Howatt, Clarke T. Fire Squad, Royal G, Golf Team, Collegium, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Reed College Group, Honor Society. Wheaton. Discussion I-iaslett, lack. Boys' League Sec., Rod and Reel, Pres., Delta Delta, Vice-Pres., Theta Chi Omega, Ir. Drcrnateurs, Sgt.-at arms, Room Rep. O.S.C. Hauqerud, Carl. Chanters. Whitman College. Havncrer. lim. Orchestra, lr. and Sr. Dramateurs, Sgt.-at-arms, Lewis and Clark. Hawk. Ioann. Girls' lnternational, Sgtfat-arms, Treas, lunior Prom Princess, Tisque, Vice-Pres., Trinko, Sec., Sgt.-at-arms, Vice-Pres. of 4th Term Girls, Girls' League Rep., lr. Drama- teurs. O.S.C. Hayes. lean. Amica, Horizon, Ir. Dramateurs. Undecided. Heard, Patsy. Girls' League Pres., Tao La Chi, Pep, Girls' Ten nis Team, Capt., State Tennis Champion. U. oi Florida. Heideman, Ierry. Transferred from Central Catholic-7, Theta Chi Omega, Sinco Sanks, Room Rep., Football, Royal G, Golf. Helander. lim. Boys' League Rep., lr. Dramateurs. Portland U. Helfrich, William. lr. Dramateurs, Collegium, Sgt.-at-arms, Pres., Football, Mgr. U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Henderson. Douglas I. Aremac, Projection Crew, Worked in Textbook Room. O.S.C. Henneberq, Barry. Sinco Sanks, Chap., Pres., Ir. and Varsity Baseball, lr. Football, lunior Prom. Comm., Senior Class Comm., Atom Bomb Squad, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Fire Squad, Capt. W.E.C, Hettling, Loretta Agnes. Girls' League Rep., Tao La Chi, Sun- shine Girl. Iolms, Marilyn. Tao La Chi, Chap.: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Wings, Sgt.-at-arms. O.S.C. Iohnson. Roy. Boys' League Rep. Iohnson, Sharon. Klix: Trinko. Iolly. Ioyce. Red Cross Club: Tao La Chi, Sgt.-at-arms, Asst. Treas., Treas. O.S.C. Iones. Harold. Transferred from Benson-3: Red Cross Rep.: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep. O.S.C. Iones. lim. Ir. and Varsity Football, '49 and '50 City and State Championship Teams: Delta Delta: Theta Chi Omega, Pres.: Hi-Y, Pres.: Royal G: Room Rep.: Optimist: Basketball, Mgr.: Honor Guard: Fire Squad, Capt. U. of O. Iones. Paul W. General. Iones. Peqqy Mae. Transferred from Bellingham H.S., Belling- ham, 'Wn.-6: View, Sec.: Zeta Chi Epsilon, Vice-Pres.: Comm. for Senior Girls' Party: Christmas Program: Shorthand Award. Iourolman. Barry. Transferred from Hillsboro H.S., Nashville, Tenn.-8: Band: Choir. U. of Tennessee. Ioy. Harry. Delta Delta: Kandahar, Sec., Pres.: Room Rep.: Ski Team: Lambda. U. of O. Kageler, Nancy lean. Public Relations Rep.: Girls' Glee: Chrest- ette: Girls' League Rep.: Typing and Shorthand Award: Fire Squad. Portland U. Kampmann. Del. Room Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: Ir. and Varsity Track: Rod and Reel: Sinco Sanks: Clefs: Treas.: lnterclub Track: Rod and Reel: Sinco Sanks: Cleis, Treas.: lnterestclub Council. Armed Service. Hoyt, Iackie. Orchestra: Migwan, Pres.: G.A.A. O.S.C. Hudson. Donna. Girls' League Rep.: Honor Girl: Typing Award: G.A.A.. Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec. Hudson. Helen. Tisque, Sgt.-at-arms: Trinko, Sgt.-atfarms, Treas.: Girls' League Rep.: Comm. for Soph. Girls' Party: Rose Show Comm.: Usher at Fiesta . Huffman, Belva lean. Kappa Phi Delta, I-list., Sec., Treas.: Serv- ice Squad. Louisiana State U. Hugger. Gilaine. Latin Award: Collegium, Vice-Pres: Counse- lors' Helper. Multnomah College. Huggins, Sue. Girls' League Rep.: Pep: Kapaki, Chap., Sgt.-at- arms. Huntsberger, Nancy. Transferred irom Santa Monica HS., Santa Monica, Calif.-7: Iunior Prom Princess: Twauno: Keg: Girls' International: Fire Squad. U. oi O. Huppin, Larry. Transferred-6: Lambda. Hyslop. Maureen. Twauno, Sgt.-at-arms: Trinko, Sgt.-at-arms: Thalian, Sec., Sgt.-at-arms: Fire Squad: Carolers: Iunior Prom Decoration Comm.: Sr. Dramateurs, Sec.-Treas. Israel, lane. Info., Sgt.-at-arms: Scholastic Art Contest: Typing Award: Speaker on KBPS. U. of W. Jacobson, Pauline. Girls' Gleep Info., Hist.: Sans Souci: Typing and Shorthand Award. Willamette. Jensen. Iulienne S. Girls' League Rep.: Caroiers: Choir, l-list., Sec., Vice-Pres.: Triple Trio, Pres.: Swing Sixteen, Pres.: Cleis: Chresto: Girls' League Sec. B.Y.U. Kruse. Harriet. Transferred from St. Mary's-3: Service Squad: Ir. Choir: lr. Red Cross Council: Invitation Comm. for Senior Girls' Leauge Party: Spring Show. O.S.C. Kubeck, Bob. Red Cross Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Pres. of 7th Term Boys: Theta Chi Omega: Delta Delta, Treas.: Iunior and Senior Prom Comms.: Senior Class Picture Comm.: Fire Squad: Atom Squad. U. of O. Kuhlers. Karl. Aremac, Pres., Vice-Pres.: Band, Mgr.: Boys' League Rep.: Concert Band. U. of W. Labedz. Vienna. Dance Band: Kappa Phi Delta. Lamb. Iohn. General. La Moureux. Mary Pat. Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Red Cross Club, Sec.: lunior Prom Comm.: Klix, Corr. Sec., Sec., Pres.: Trinko, Treas.: Girls' lnternational, Sgt.-at-arms. U. of O. La Rocque. Carol. Carolers: Choir: Commencement Usher: Ir. Dramateurs: Red Cross Club. Lewis and Clark. Leach. Ken. Delta Delta, Pres., Sgt.-at-arms: Rod and Reel, Treas., Sgt.-at-arms: Pres. oi Soph. Class: Sgt.-at-arms of Senior Class: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Ir. Dramateurs, Vice- Pres.: lr. Track: Ir. Football: Social and lnterclub Council. Ledwith. Patricia Agnes. Transferred from St. Mary's of the Valley, Beaverton, Ore.-7: Girls' League Rep. Portland U. School of Nursing. Lee. Pat. General. Letiinqwell. Ioan. Tisque, Treas., Corr. Sec.: Service Squad: Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Keg, Sgt.-at-arms: Commence- ment Usher: Decoration Comm. for Mortarboard: Placing Comm. for Chrysanthemum Show. O.S.C. Lemmons, Lyle Ralph. General. i E Kastninq. Geraldine. Badminton Team: Rose Festival Dancer: Kappa Phi Delta, Vice-Pres., Pres. Kauffman, Bea Lorraine. Room Rep.: Kapaki, Sec.: Mixer, Sec., Vice-Pres.: Clefs, Vice-Pres.: Ir. Dramateurs: Pres. of 8th Term Girls: General of the Week . Willamette. Kearney, Richard. General. Kershaw, Sue. Transferred from Oklahoma-3: Fire Squad: Serv- ice Squad. Undecided. Kershner. Ioe. Editor of the Memoirs: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Service Award: Honor Society, Commissioners: Service Squad: Fire Squad: Delta Delta, Carr. Sec., Sec., Vice-Pres., Pres.: Hi-Y, Sec.: Optimist, Treas., Sec., Vice-Pres. U. of O. King. Patricia. Transferred from Alhambra H.S., Alhambra, Calif.-5: Art Staff: Tao La Chi: Wings. O.S.C. Knox, Floy. Fire Squad: Senior Class Picture Comm.: Senior Prom Decoration Comm.: Keg, Sec., Hist.: Chrestettes: Public Relations Rep.: Grantonian Staff: Red Cross Comm., Treas.: Red Cross Rep.: Comm. for Soph. Girls' League Party: Coun- selors' Office. Willamette. Knudsen, Suzanne. Tisque: Keg, Vice-Pres.: Service Squad: Fire Squad: Comm. for Mortarboard: Room Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Commencement Usher. O.S.C. Krattiger. Richard. Ir. Mixer: Public Relations Rep. Kregal. Irving W. Chanters: Ir. Dramateurs. U. of W. Krengel. Walter. Sinco Sanks: Rod and Reel: Philadorian: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep. Stanford. Krumrey, Alice Ann. Ir. Dramateurs. Undecided. Loving, Elizabeth. Transferred from Washington H.S.-5: Sr. Dramateurs: View, Vice-Pres.: Tri-Hi-Y, Pres.: Tao La Chi: Fire Squad. Willamette. Lowney. Kent M. Boys' League Rep. U. of O. Luethi, Irma. Horizon, Vice'Pres., Pres.: ATA: View, Sgt.-at arrris: Shorthand Award. Lewis and Clark. Lundy, ludith. Amica: G,A.A.: Red Cross Comm. O.S.C. Marcy, Ioan. Transierred from Yreka, Calif.-6: Quill and Scroll: Concert and Marching Band. Marylhurst. Markham, Dianne Rae. Kappa Phi Delta: Amica: Ir. Drama- Martin, Iames. Rod and Reel: Red Cross Rep.: Boys' League Rep. Lewis and Clark. Mathewson, Doyle. Transferred from La Grande H.S.-6. Moulding, Donna. Thalian, Pres.: Masque and Gavel, Hist.: Twauno: Keg: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Make-up Crew: Iumor Prom Comm.: Red Cross Rep.: Senior Class Play Comm. Northwestern, Mazurosky, Sanford. Boys' League Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: Room Rep. U. of W. Mc!-Xlister, Robin. lr. and Sr. Dramateurs: Typing Award: Com- mencement Usher: Chresto: Chrysanthemum Show Comm. O.S.C. McCullough, Elizabeth Anne. Tri-Hi-Y, Treas.: Quasi, Treas. O.S.C. Leon, Ruth. Twauno, Sgt.-at-arms: Rally Squad: lr. Dramateurs, Sec.-Treas.: Sr. Dramateurs: Vice-Pres. of 6th Term Girls: Pep, Sec.: Commencement Usher: Memoirs Contact Comm.: Service Award. O.S.C. Leonard, Iohn. Transferred from Milwaukie HS.-5: Varsity Track: Royal G: Quiz-em-on-the-Air : Boys' League Rep. Leslie, Alice. Senior Gift Comm.: Keg, Sec., Hist.: Vice-Pres. ci lst Term Girls: Girls' League Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: Chino- town Princess: Career Day Hostess: Red Cross Comm.: Chrestettes: Decoration Comm. for Senior Dance. Willamette. Lind, Ioan Adair. Kappa Phi Delta, Sgt.-at-arms. Monmouth. Linder, Hal Carr. Room Rep. O.S,C. Lindsay, Mariorie. G.A.A. Linville, Don. Stage Crew. Lochridge, Claudia. Zeta Chi Epsilon, Treas. Cottey Iunror College. Loseth, Karen. Typing and Shorthand Awards: Choir: Carolers: Girls' Glee: lr. Mixer: Comm. for Career Day. Losli, Marilyn. Reed College Discussion Group: Faraday, Vice- Pres., Grantonian Reporter: Honor Society. Reed. Lovely, Suzanne. Kappa Phi Delta, Sec.: Wings: Honor Society: View, Hist.: Typing Award. Willamette. Lovell. Mike. Royal G: Sketch: Varsity Track: Art Club. O.S.C. Mitchell. Richard. Transferred from Lincoln-3, Red Cross Rep., ' 'd d. Aremac, Service Squad, Undeci e Moat. Charles. Ir. and Varsity Football, City, State Champion- ship Teams '49, '50, Sinco Sanks, Royal G: KGl'lClCIhCl1'- Moore, Richard. Ir. Football, Letter, Varsity Track, Letter, Royal G, lr. Choir, Vice-Pres., lr. Dramateurs, Band, Boys League Rep. Morton, Don. Zip, Pres., Hist., G-Note, Pres., Sgt.-at-arms, Band, Dance Band. O.S.C. l V' Pres Trinko Vice-Pres., Thalian, Red Murphy, Pat. Kix, ice- ,: . Cross Club, Girls' Glee. Lewis and Clark. Musmcmslcy, Robert. lr. Drarnateurs. Nash. lim. General. Neer, lack. Tennis, Letter, Pep, Royal G. U. of O. R W'n s, Honor Society, Shorthand Nelson. Ruth. Room ep., 1 g Awards, Grantonian Staff. O.S.C. Nelson. Susa Reporter, View. O.S.C. Newdall, lane. Training, Marching, Conc Treas. O.S.C. Newhouse. Iohn. Stage Crew, lr. and Sr. Dramateurs. Undecided l 2 r n. Horizon, Sgt.-at-arms, Chrestettes, ATA, Treas., ert Bands, View, Hist., McFetridqe. Marilyn. Acalanes HS., Lafayette, Calii.-7, Pep, Girls' League Rep. Willamette U. McKee. Gordon. lr, Football, Ir. Track, Boys' League Rep., Fire Squad, Red Cross Rep. O.S.C. McKinney, Lynn. Rod and Reel, Pres., Sgtfat-arms, Interest Club Council, Pres., Sinco Sanks, Sgt.-at-arms, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., Social Club Council, Ir, Football, Fire Squad, Stage and Projection Crews. McMillan, Adell. Chrestettes, Chresto, Sgt.-at-arms, Horizon, Treas., All City Horizon Cabinet, Hist., Treas., Vice-Pres., Pres., Memoirs Contact Comm., Commencement Usher, Usher Squad, Memoirs Advertising Staff. Whitman. Mead. Loie. Vice-Pres. of Student Body, President, 6th Term Girls, Twauno, Trinko, Thalian, Hist., Honor Society, Room Rep., Girls' League Rep., Soph. Candidate for Cotton Queen. U. of O. Menashe, Ruben. Student Body Pres., Asst. Treas. and Treas. of Student Body, Football, City, State Championship Teams '49, '50, Choir, Treas., Pres., Philadorian, Vice-Pres., Royal G, Vice-Pres., Pres., Hi-Y, Treas., Clets, Treas., Sinco Sanks, Treas., Masque and Gavel. Undecided. Metz, Dick. Boys' League Rep., Golf Team, Royal G. Mifflin. Iohn. General Council, Pres., Zip, Sgt.-at-arms, Room Rep., Freshman Science Club, Vice-Pres. U. of W. Miller. Frank W. Varsity Track, Linfield. Miller, Ianet. Choir, Vice-Pres. ol Student Body, Girls' League Sec., Room Rep., Girls League Rep., Trinka, Sec., Tisque, Corr. Sec., Clets, Senior Prom Decoration Comm., General of the Week . U. of O. Millscxp, Bettye, Girls' League Rep., Tao La Chi, Corr. Sec., lr. Dramateurs, Counselors' Office, U. of O. Mishler, Nan. Girls' League Rep., Twauno, Scribe, Sec., Chresto, Sec., Honor Girl, Commencement Usher, Memoirs, Asst. Edi- tor, Room Rep., Iunior Prom Decoration Comm., Honor Society, Iamboree Usher, Keg. O.S.C. FRED BALLIF VANCE BURNETT IERRY CASEY MILDRED HEDGES STANLEY HILL SILVIA HOPKINS CAMERA SHY RICHARD KENNEDY KENNETH KNOX ROBERT LUCKENBAUGH ROBERT MAIORS ANN RAYNOR ARVILLA WRIGHT Zener. Nancy. Girls' International: Girls' League Rep Trinko Vice-Pres., Sgt.-at-arrnsp Klix, Sgtfat-arms, Sec Comm for Sophomore Girls' Term Party. U. of O. Zimmerman, Donald. Rod and Reely Boys' League Rep Zusmun, Ralph Hursh. Reed College Discusslon Group Boys League Rep.: Bowling Team, Capt. U. of C. G. E. D. GRADUATES RAYMOND McKAY HOWARD MCKEEVER IACK REYNOLD IN IVIEMORIAIVI William Loqus Grieve not that I die young. ls it not well To pass away ere life hath lost its brightness? -Lady Flora E. Hastings, Swan Song Pvt. Gary B. Kolb Rmbm' Spinning ligisgness P5t.:x'r1: ie: fr g f xx nf an f Q 9. 'f 'K 4 Q at was i f c si - A . .5 Ann Fitch 5 urs.: Piazza E-inf David Bxavendex 1951 IVIEIVIOIRS STAFF Anyone who Walks down the hall during sixth period is sure to hear a hum of activity coming from room 235. And upon going closer and opening the door he would see ten people hard at work-some drawing layouts, some Writing copy, and others pasting up pictures to be sent to the printer. This is the Memoirs staff. The members ot the staff spent a full school year preparing the annual. In this task they received invaluable aid from their advisor, Mr. Houde, and from Miss Krichesky, last year's ad- visor. The Work of the Memoirs staff is to publish a yearbook which Will be attractive, interesting to every student, and, in general, a real book of mem- ories. ga W., .,..,.,o.. , ,W 4 'I , Lg :M f - A ' ff 4 A5 A -izz V 1 . , f g f z A3 , fs? '5 Mg? at new W 2 . it I s-352, , it ,.... f . r w! we 5 S , f is if xg if 5 i 2 W 'WW I5 it Q ic 5? ,af E ff 3 UQ 7 , U , li . V, K i n .,.,, .,., ...... . . ' fixing: Nan Mlshlar Assistgfm Kaiser ,.. -A6 -, .V fm t q., t-tv . gg '31-j.g,,..+..:g -. y 'W ' -' wif ,,,, ,, M . ..... , ' gwfk - -. K X44 wr Icxckie Fox Editor czrwf r' UGS Mb FN T3 F X 5 r MK if ,,,k i ,Q H, ., s f cg is Q5 2 ' J 4 U, UUE-QT JQEgl.E4I?Hi?lmf, Men-I lea Cola2NUllsA'DQ01 Ufhllin-cad X . ,::? Y N9 X 1 Y f L lg geefumwcucf hx 6 7 mvsssesaq f MQ MOST TQLENTED Dmnnli 5luza.+9 .-N 1 1 f case +5 I+ nh 1 I I 4,7 if N KLA 416 x X 1 -. MTI-ILETEQ M1 u - awqe sm i .9555 09154559 Q 0'4f'ffE'M'5'J'm RUTTIQ6 , ,Nga QNX ,J QE fly! x f' N S i N I X, GL Q7a lt los. umzw T0 Quccne QP S Q A Lola Mead- Rohm Mcnoslw. ' AY' 1 4 2 ,., V1 W X- -Xu? p jj M T TFILENTED Amb.rs,-.m.1-B,b csmwylc Donna Maufcllnci QDQINIEQT THE FRE SHIVIAN CLAS S Pete Charlston COUNSELORS Mr. Orr Mrs. Hiestand CLASS OFFICERS Ianice Young Pete Charlston Bill Scearce Kurt Grant The Freshman class of Grant has a bright tuture before it. The past year has been one of orientation to a new environment, but in the three years which lie ahead the members of the class of '54 may achieve to the full extent of their ambitions. During the ireshman year students become known to their fellow freshmen, but for the rest ot their high school careers they will become more widely known by the student body as a whole. Only time will reveal which persons ot the class of '54 possess the initiative to secure important positions in their student body. 5 5 2 s v 3 5 ! I 1 5 K 1 1 1 ! E 3 s 1 1 ! r I 1 P i I w V Y Y Y x w Row Four-B. Pheister, R. Wild, W. Woodman, T. Loqoden, E. Sundholm. Row Three-D. Radernach- er, A. Iohnson, P. Langs- D tron, B. Roqoway, Dominey, W. Herr, P Carter, I. Sercombe, Row Two-D. Nash, D Demott, S. Walker, C Cheney, C. Hugger, B Smith, D. Miller, B Tower, P. Brown. Row One-M. Spencer, C Davey, P. Greenberg, B Rosenberg, S. Berenson Mrs. Smith, I, Giotjohn, I. Lidjeblond, C. Fox, P. Iohnson, E. Nagel, Row Four-I. Wilson, I. Henry, K. Krieger, K. Burlingame, D. Peck. Row Three-M. Silleck, W. Swarthout, C. Dixon, B. Iensen, D. Allen, I. Haq- qenmiller, R. Stout, I. Narwitz, M. Metcalf, H. Uscher, R. Boehm. Row Two-A. Graetz, M. Walker, C. Petterson, C. Brown, D. Spady, B. Hoover, D. Bayles, C. Lubhart, I. Bateman. Row One-D. Dunis, B. Chamberlain, I. Messner, N. Iohnson, N. Alexan- der, G. Vxfojcik, D. Tom- linson, G. Sanderson, I. Skaaqs. Row Four-I. Wymatalek S. Haldors, G. Phipps. Row Three-G. Neely, T Borst, D. Iohnston, D. Weir, E. Nadeau, D Forbes, I. Taylor. Row Two-C. Doty, G Miller, I. Lincoln, A. Wil- mont, S. Clark, M. Doher- M ty, I. Fox, I. Ruedy, Wood, C. Roslinq. Row One-I. Bergman, A Anderson, I. Cross, A Hunt, G. Tucker, I Sprowls, M. Iones, M Burnett, I. Phillips, V Ward, P. Waller. 1 THE SCPHOIVIORE C 7 I I S PRESIDENT Clark Cubbage COUNSELORS Miss Davis Mr. Robinson CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Rutherford Bonnie LeBaron Marlis Claussen Glenna Tershin Iohn N arver Clark Cubbage Don Soesbe 1 3 a Only the thought of harder school Work in the next two years mars the happy thought of being upperclassmen. Every sophomore is endowed with one privilege-that of giving the fresh- men a bad time . This enjoyment is over for the members of the class of '53, and they must now look to greater accomplishments. No one can foresee the future, but some will have strength of character and tenacity of purpose enough to shape it to their liking. Row Four-T. Sweeney, C. Sweet, I. Pender, B. Hays, C. Wilkenson, D. Alkema, E. Robinson. low Three-G. Melcher, B. Robinson, B. Taylor, G. Hunt, B. Nevelli, V. Siegel, G. Fullerton. Row Two-D. Martin, S. Iordan, I. Gilbert, I. Van Saun, M. Adkins, S. Rose, L. Dimiduk, E. Kaufman, M. Welker. Row One-I, Pettitt, G. Hitchcock, M. Belsher, S. Howe, Mrs. Reming- ton, S. Force, F. Gilmore, A. Lewis, N. Williams, N. Kniss. Row Three-R. Goernmel, G. Lawrence, I, Timmins G. Lansing, D. Dyer, R Meserve, I. Helender, D Hanks. Row Two-I. Lind, B. Stev ens, B. Dobler, H. Piaz za, S. Gilmore, B. Hallett D. Roecker, I. Siqnor. Row One - S. Altiq, A Billeter, D. Towers, A Christianson, Mrs. Hen ricksen, C. Kern, S Hoque, C. Wirth, I. Ham- nett, E. Zoelch. Row Four-R. Piper, I Iones, L. Gallagher, T Dalrymple, I. Newcorn er, T. Davis. Row Three-C. Wilson, D Allen, N. Merrill, l Lampros, I. Heiliq, F Gilmore, T. Doss, B Bowles, R. Iensen. Row Two-M. McKinney K. Fast, E. Lienard, C Kaser, I. Mattoon, D Stephenson, B. LeBaron L. Hoffman, D. Otzen. Bow One-L. Voeller, I Bernhardt, F. Wright, L Wynkoop, Miss Hond ford, A. Phillips, S. Ditt mer, G. Holley, M. Ien ness, N. Hamilton. Row Four- M. Lee, T Brown, G. Ronninq, Veatch, B. Owen, Riddle. B I Row Three-R. Price, D Horn, B. Iones, B. Dahl qren, P. Hill, E. Smith son, R. Bailey, D. Slcrw- son, D. Make. Row Two-M. Sweynor,I Whittington, S. Schlein ing, I. Hovdey, P. Ald rich, M. Guiss, A. Arnort B. Nyloerq, S. Little-john Row One-N. Knapp, K Cliff, I. Riter, H. Golby Miss Anderson, K. Ruud S. Bixler, E. Andrews, I Harbison. Row Four-D. Myrand, E. Lekas, R. Walker, V. Wagner. Row Three - I. Hocken- smith, W. Baker, D. Young, D. Gruen, I. Newman, M. Parker, l. Kalzer. Row' Two-I. Reynolds,Y. Leppert, S. Reynolds, I. Wolf, S. Beady, I. Ar- drey, C. Iackson, S. Nel- son, S. Goritsan, L. Dal- thorp. Row One-E. Wieder, S. Connell, D. Cornelius, I. Frederick, Miss Chaney, G. Tershin, D. Diamond, P. Snyder, C. Larson, I. Schroeder, D. Soesbe. AW Row Three-P. Nudelman H. smnh, 1. Dyer, of Potter, I. Iones, A. Hood H. Simonsen, D. Gold- berg, I. Lauqhton, C. Cubbaqe. Row Two-I. Gill, S. Wal ter, N. Stevens, I. Mc Math, C. Kinser, I. Bibby I. Sandy, G. Donald, P Herder. Row One-A.Kohanek,M Setters, S. Andree, C Miller, Mrs. Martin, M Lindquist, A. Hardt, D Foreman, C. Iohnson, G: Bowman. 1 i i rw Mm.wr'fx:.4 mwwzacw ,nv AW Q ,, Q. M1565 -f if M ww , .Q-f . Row Three-B. Love, T. Haleg C. Schooner, P. Weinheirner, D. Black- burn, D. Steqner, D. Ko- var, I. McGhee. Row Two-I. Wakeman, I. Franz, B. Exley, R. Rod- insky, L. Harris, I. Green, R. Nelson, D. Moyer, M. Hanthorn. Row One-S. Gabriel, I. Mitchell, M. Becker, I. Franz, S. Davis, B. Gof- leney, D. Ganoe, R. Mackie, P. Olman. Row ThreefD. Krieske, R. Schwenson, W. Stein- metz, W. Robbins, I. MacDonald. Row Two-D. Stetson, I. Chinn, L. Wie-der, D. Pearlman, T. Frieclland. I. Narver, M. Harris, I. DeMonnin, R. Graap. Row One-H. Triplett, B. Deal, M. Muray, L. Ot- ness, R. Hoppe, Miss Osbum, D. Rohlfinq, N. Falkner, M. Beer, M. Gram, P. Madigan. Row Three-B. Caiio, B Houqhion, K. Robbins l-l. Bloomberg, B. Han son, C. Pazlar, I. Pazler D. Lucus. Row Two-R. Ste-nberq, D West, T. Schofield, M McMath, C. Forbes, B Kretzmeier, T. Roqoway P. Falkner. Row 'One-C. McCutcheon B. off, 1. Kffmchvil, Ai Beckeit, P. Buckley, Mrs. Collie, B. Osgood, G. Dawson, S. Leon. Row Three-I. I-laaland, I. Damis, C. Snow, D. Kane, D. Hodel, D. Can- field, R. Renqo, L. Bass, T. Parker. Row Two-K. Nadeau, I. Richmond, B. Ludwig L. Eichler, S. Lovelelt, E. Deal, P. Bishop, M. Ak ers, A. Iaco. Row One-F. Moeser, M. Odiorne, K. Large, I Brandan, Miss Leiseth P. Porter, I. Thompson I. Wiens, R. Schwarm. Bow Three-I. Vahl, H. Potts, B. Bauer, L. Weeks, R. Sipila, I. Blair, D. Hewitt, G. Leech, I. Dahl, M. Miller, l. Weeks. Row Two-I. Lehmer, C. Wells, B. Sax, C. Rose- berry, I. Harvie, M. Iones, K. Klaus, C. Ron- ald, N. Andrews, R. Caplan. Row One - S. Iones, P. Naeve, I. Mishler, D. Buell, Miss McLennan, R. Northam, M. Cook, M. Claussen, M. Dam- man, D. Eslinger. Row Four-I. Iseli, B. Cap- lan, B. Gilbert, B. Kelly, P. Pattee. Row ThrereA. Davis, B Farmer, R. Savage, B Rice, A. Williams, G Lesser, B. McFarland R. Knapp. Row Two-L. Hauqset, C Brooks, D. Williams, I Sewall, B. Iames, L. Nis bet, I. Iacobs, I. Lauzen G. Griffith, C. Bass, S George. Bow Om+K. Saw, R. Rob inson, V. Strom, I. Cun- ningham, Miss Raymond M. Thornton, I. Wason S. Powers, A. Morgan Y. LeGael. 1 1 1 1 THE J UN ICR PRES CLASS Gino Pieretti COUNSELORS Miss Calouri Mr. Buchanan CLASS OFFICERS Carolyn Youngstrom Shirley Whitted Kay Fraser Connie Andrus Bert Frey Gino Pieretti Cedric Grant The lunior class is as happy to see the seniors leave as the seniors are to go. Eager for recognition, the juniors must also be aware of their responsibilities in the management of school affairs. Running the school is a privilege accepted with joy by every senior, and is more than ample reward for three years oi Watching and learning. With the class of 1953 prodding them on, .the class of 1952 can do nothing but prove to be a great credit to Grant High School. Row Three-L. Newhouse W. Schneider, L. Frost G. Hedrick, C. Grani, B Brown. Row Two-D. Peterson, M. Knapp, M. Spear, C. Witherspoon, S. Poleo, S. Aiken. Row One-M. Siverson, I Callaway, L. Beard, I. Weber, Miss Holloway, N. Iustus, I. Mead, C Olds, C. Adamson. Row Three-B. Dewar, R Frost, F. Heiizhausen, B Meador, D. Bonime, B Farr, Loren Burnham, I Rooney. Row Two-B. I-lussa, I I-lanlina, N. Howard, G Overton, H. Weinzirl, G. Graap, B. Strickwercla W. Maddox. Row One-S. Pence, P Woli, A. Olson, A Thompson, Mrs. Musser, L. Lelon, R. Kniqhi, P. Morucl, C. Ie-nkins. Row Three-E. Feeves, I. Benson, D. Church, I. Exley, H. Barraqer, G. O'Connell, B. Durham, P. Mackie. Row Two-M. DeRossett, D. Adams, Clara Bowen, Ioanne Moran, Donna Byer, I. Baumann, G. Buiteriield, P. Frieclland, L. Holden, S. Cooley, C. Wilson. Row One-M. Hansen, B. Crane, D. Mcllveen, S. Spody, Miss Iack, S. Silverthorne, N. Gom- mersall, A. Dussin, P. Pearson, K. Polichrones. Row Four-D. Harris, D. Albers,P.Arnort,I. Newton, B. Kandel. Row Three-B. Smale, I. Palmer, R. Isaacs, A. Schreiber, B. Roberts, L. Stiner, D. Thornton. Row Two-K. Gann, M. Maletis, K. Heltzel, B. Westfall, M. Yaw, H. Nehring, S. Filler, I Grenton, A. Michener, Y. Proctor. Row One--L. Ryqh, E. Petersen, G. Borqardt I. Comer, Mr. Hansen S. Dobbs, N. Brerr, D Bruqh, D. Stewart, D Beck. Row Four-I. Welch, B York, L. Rosen. Row Three-I. Hickok, I Rosenloff, G. Carney, D Bachman, T. Treece, D Stoifer, G. Larsen, B Nicoll, C. Peterson. Row Two-B. Bachman, B. Hunsucker, K. Wheeler, D. Miller, S. Harris, B Gantz, P. Raciemacher, G. Gatter, I. Ellerby. Row One-M. Olson, C Ordeman, F. Backer, B Butler, Mrs.I.Watson,G Moberly, B. Biggs, G Iohnson, P. Schumacher Row Four-L. Finley, F Tibbetts, E. Murray, B Davenport, D. Carey, D Anderson. Row Three-B. Armitage B. Hoerner, B. Donnelly E. Stiles, T. Tindle, B Finzer, D. Iones, M Myers. Row Two-K. Anderson I. Hulbert, P. Levy, P Olsen, B. Iohnson, I Borthick, S. Draper, P Karolchuck. Row One-L. Olson, E Griffis, R. Harris, G Birchard, Miss Lieser, I Aablinq, L. Yeager, D Lund, L. Hollingsworth D. Ennis. 1 Row Three-E. Glass, R Eneicli, W. larnes, B. Owens, D. Kropp, M Peddicord, K. Hall. Klindworth. Row Two-D. Feqler. Eksirom, P. Rezac, Wood, B. Hovsrery, Butler, I. Hoffman, Brown. Row One-l. Peterson, E Wood, I. Clelland, G Hicks, S. Armstrong, S Scherlie, I. Deines, M Freel, B. Iones, A. Lee Row Two-D. Godsil, I. Briles, D. Green, R. But- ler, I. Duffy, S. Cherke- zov, R. Bush, D. Altig, K. Kessler, W. Bohrer, I. Christian. Row One-M. Hardy, S. Becker, C. Laughlin, M. Fitzpairick, G. Meyers, L. McConkie, Mrs. Mish- ler, L. Lass, B. Sowders, I. Herreid, D. Bonnick- son, D. Foster. Row Four-E. Connell, G. Sliiman, R. Kalez, D. Riqg, D. Barton, D. Olson. Row Three-L. Moyer, A. Krueger, I. Caplan, B. Farmer, R. Funk, L. Merk- lin, R. Steeds. Row Two--S. Brown, G. Hrasky, C. Leveion, F. Thompson, I. West, E. Saviclqe, I. Ycrntis. Row One-B. Brady, N. I-lelland. S. Whiited, L. Madsen, N. Collins, Miss Von Winizinqerode, D. Messmer, B. Schniizer, E. Allen, I. Harris. ABSENT FRCM ROOM PICTURES Buck Row- I. Walker, D. Telen, K. Deering, R. Fieldhouse I Young I Leidirh D Wald P St th , . , . , . , . ro er, D. Iohnson, B. Frey, R. Larson. Third Row-I. Hately, B. Erickson, I. Ed t srorn, I. Stack, R Andrews S Butterworth S Helzer D Bo h - 1 - 1 - I - Q . G. Hetlond, P. Sanders, I. Short. Second Row-T. Larson, I. Dahlberg, I. Iones, D. Noble, D. Lind, C. Andrus, Y. Bowles, S. Netzqer. F - ront Row D. Schultz, A. Perkel, S. Markel, D. Dreske, L. Landrud, M. Dunn, I. Sanoes. Cara Lee Dorr Iunior Red Cross Queen A typical discussion qroup ot the Grant Honor Society organized this year under the supervision oi Mr. Sorenson Miss Iohnson, Miss Calouri and Mr. Houde. QCTIUITII-IQ. V6 Que gjbkffr 72' V V f XLQEH 51 J Yr Carolers Officers junior Choir Officers Cgvg 'J 4- 5.1 like The Choral Department adds much to the assemblies in which it appears. We students and our parents look for- ward to its fine Christmas and Easter programs. This year, Victor Herbert's popular operetta, Sweethearts was given by the Choral Department in con- junction With the Instrumental and Drama Departments. This, their most important activity of the year, was worked on by all the members ol the Choral Department from Ianuary until its presentation in May. Each of the seven units oi this de- partment elects officers Who guide the class functions and make up the Inter- Choral Council. This year, for the first CHCRAL DEPARTMENT time, the Chanters consists entirely of Freshman boys. The Freshman girls have their own glee club, under the guidance of Mrs. Chaney. The Choral Departments activities do not end in school, though. The larger groups sing for many organiza- tions at Christmas time and make trips to various hospitals. The smaller en- sembles irom the Choir sing constantly for gatherings of all kinds. All of these activities are under the energetic direction of Mrs. Iean Vancil, Whose groups are Well known in Port- land for their excellent showmanship. She rules the roost in 232 with friend- liness and efficiency. Chanters Officers Senior Choir Officers S W I N G S I X T E E N Orchestra INSTRUMENTAL The fine instrumental music produced in our assemblies is possible through the concen- trated effort of many Grant students in cooper- ation with Mr. Edward McDowell, head ot the Instrumental Department. Through the year we students work up spirit with rally sonqs Orchestra Officers from the band, or relax as the orchestra plays the refined music ot Kern, Gershwin, Mozart and other lesser known composers. The dance band does much to make our dances success- ful. The traininq band is a vital, it little pub- licized, unit ot the lnstrumental Department, Orchestra Class Band DEPARTMENT for in it many band members get experience tor the more advanced organizations. And what would a Santa Claus parade, Rose Fes- tival, or any other parade be without the Grant Hi marching band! Fiesta and the Harvest Festival also provide opportunities for the Instrumental Department to shine. These groups certainly add to the musical enjoyment of all Grantonians, and who knows, Mr. McDowell may be raising a famous musi- cian of the future in our very midst. Dance Band Some of Mrs. Hamiltozfs students at K.B.P.S. The Drama Department consists of the speech and drama students ot Miss Churchill, and the speech students oi Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Krichesky. These speech pupils concentrate on pro- nunciation, vocaliulary and general speech improvement. They put their training to use in panels, debates, and formal and informal speeches. They also compete in speech contests, appear on K.B.P.S. and participate in assemblies. If there is any dramo in an assembly, we know Miss Churchill and her students have had a - Q .ffl alt Memoirs A ssembl y hand in the program. This year, there is an advanced acting class which takes charge of the production of many assemblies, Room 112B is frequently in a state of confusion before cr big program, with everything from cornstalks to wigs scattered over the floor and burgundy furni- ture. But out of the chaos the traditionally fine programs arise, to the great enioyment of those at Grant and at other places where the Dramateurs perform. With their capable hostess, Miss Churchill, Room 112B and the Grant Dramaieurs form an active workshop which is open to visitors. 7' -- A Blue Room Renovation Waifing to g0 011 Repeat after me ol OI' Green River We look forward to assemblies at Grant, cmd we have enjoyed many this year. Some are pictured below. Others that stand out in our minds are those oi Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and other holidays: the talk on Brother- hood by-Father Delaunay of the University of Portland: the movie Dust or Destiny 7 the Modern Dance exhibition from Oregon State: the Portland Symphony Orchestrag the movie and travelogue on Mexico: the Freedom Scroll assem- bly when several members of the student body told of their experiences in foreign countries: and, of course, the good old rally assemblies. These assemblies didn't just happen, but were the results of careful planning, and interest in the enlightenment and enjoyment of the student body. We thank our assembly committee, and all those connected with the production of our assemblies. , Are there any more at home Irke you P 'l 'GR if E21 ..,.. .ist-. stiff-.fi.ff.no., ,,.1..,.t,y-.,h.,m1,fvi,.Ms.,fv,,sz-, -2 A ' fees' e f ,ff - 1 4. if ia t,'- ,. .-w:1w,2w?s: ,- i t if 1 . r ,, 5 , ex gifs? . x K ft , , . 55,-ig tl? . , o 1 - t ,if U :ga- f Q .- t f. , If' Q srggffw Q 4.0, 3 , 1 t f , 'R 't , V V. . '. VN in A, . t s w am, xrkky V Li.-w, fl Il Squares Singing the Grant Anthem 1' 1' el'-we 121 ? 3 K- 31 ii hi X Zfssumfnnnxgxuxaql' L4..,QQ,u 1 ff S -f -1 ' K ' ' VOLUNTARY There ore mony voluntory committees ot Gront High School. They contribute their own time towcnrds the development of better school spirit cmd unity. Their Willingness to do this extro curriculor Work is evident dt oll times. Selling school supplies ond ,handling oc- counts is the job ot the student Workers in the Student Body Office. This is also the business office of the treosurer ond orssistont treosurer. The Contoct Committee Worked With the Memoirs Stott in selling copies of the yeorbook. The Ad stott Wors in chorge of securing oclver- tisements, which orre C1 new feoture of the book this yeor. All lost orticles ore turned into the Lost ond Found locoted in Center Hull STAGE AND SOUND CREWS FIRE SQUAD COMMITTEES To insure protection in case of fire, Grant has a volunteer Fire Squad, Whose duties this year have included the supervision of bomb drills. The Stage and Sound Crews take care ol all assembly properties, lighting, sound, and settings. The Art Publicity Staff is a group ot students chosen, because of their artistic talent, to ad- vertise and feature school functions during the year. To the Assembly Committee goes the job ol scheduling and planning Grants assemblies. Movies are shown by Grants Projection Crew during the school year, supplementing regular classroom studies ART PUBLICITY STAFF ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE MEMOIRS CONTACT AND AD COMMITTEES PROIECTION CREW Tardy Office Helpers Ml' ET' ' First Row: Blllie Pe .nCe, Nancy Couxiney, lean P1 Beme Roberts Fnslllow NcmMxsh1e1 Lora Mae Peterson In Beau Second How: Nancy Huntsberqer, Ioan Carey Iunr dom Iackle Hoyt Ouiqley Counselors' Office Helpers First Row: Diane Markham, l..aMae Madsen, Nancy Zener, Lorle Swenson Second Row: Gilcxine Hugger, Phyllis Walters, Alberta Allorfer, Anita Simon, Bettye Millsap, Irma Luethi HCDNOR GIRLS Iuniors: Seniors: Yvonne Bowles, Bcirbqrq Geyer, Carolyn Ordemqn, Gayle Marian Ure, Frances Smith, Amber Spinninq. Iounne Smith Alexander Sophomores: Freshmen: Mcxrcicx Cook, Glenna Tershin, Iudy Reynolds, Barboro Orr Nancy Wi1kinsen,Irene Rich MAY FC TQ Queen Tedro Croley lean Boyden Janet Miller Marilee Copeland Frances Smith R SE FESTIVAL 41' CLUBS S63 Q C. in Mx. Sorensen Phil at work The club system at Grant has undergone a tremendous change during the last two years. Outside clubs, which were never before recognized by the school, are now an active part of the school club system, though they continue to meet outside of school time and in private homes. All clubs have been required to file complete information on their members, meetings, and activities, and must have advisors present at all meetings. It has been the full-time job of Phil Sorensen, social and recreational advisor, to effect these changes while holding the affection of the students. He has done a commendable job. The club system introduced by Mr. Sorensen divides all clubs into one of three classifications. These are social clubs, service clubs, and interest clubs. Each classification has its own council, and each council sends delegates to the club cabinet, which is presided over by the student body vice-president. For the fall of 1950 a Club of the Term was chosen from each classification, these being Del-ta Delta, Social Club: Tri-Y, Service Club: and G. I., Interest Club. Dick Carter and Bill Schuppel council president with Alpha Omega Rho FALL SPRING Pres. B. Winner D. Ieremiah V. Prel. D. Ieremiah I. Wtlkington Sec. L. Zilka D. Daugherty Treas. I. Wilkington L. Frost Alpha Nu FALL Pres. B. Skyles V. Pres. W. Cook Sec. I. Cruson Treas. A. Maxwell SPRING W. Cook G. Cloninger P. Pratt I. Cruson A. ...I Alpha Theta FALL SPRING Pres. P. Pearson M. Reeh V. Pres. S. Linder N. Paulson Sec. M. Reeh D. Dreske C. Laughlin Treas. Arnica FALL SPRING Pres. H. Ayres N. Hitchcock V. Pros. D. Lockhart G. Lucas Sec. G. Lucas D. Lockhart Treal. N. Hitchcock G. Hitchcock Ampro F ALL SPRING Pres. D. Carey B. Gilbert Sec. E. Faves I. Sodini Treal. C.Shoor G. Rodgers Ascendo Prem. V. Pres. Sec.-Trees. FALL SPRING M- HUfdY S, Merkel M. deRosset L, LQSS L. McConkie Rezqc Aremac FALL SPRING Pres. R. Lcxwson C. Sclmuel V. Pres. K. Kuhlers G- Whiie Sec. L. Crook L- Crook Treas. T. Davis D. Hari ATA FALL SPHING Pres. P. Gcxllcrher P. Gcxllaher V. Pres. I. Weber E.Brcmde Sec. E. Brcnde M. Spear Trees. I. Christiansen M. Swurthoux Chresto FALL SPRING Pres. A. Rhemus C. O'Neel V. Pres. C. O'Nee1 G. Yeaqer Sec. G. Yeager N. Mishler Trees. C. Petersen A. Slyter Collegium FALL SPRING Pres. D. Bravender B. Helfrich V. Pres. B. Warner G. Hugger Sec.-Treas. I. Edstrom I. Setterqren Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Trees. Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treus. Chek FALL SPRING A. Chambers D. Adams A. Dusin B. Lund B. Lund D. Messmer N. Iustus S. Williamson Clefs FALL SPRING D. Graham D. Davenport Y. Rice B. Kaufman N. I-lelland A. Rehmus T. Larson D. Kampman Cue FALL SPRING PWS- G. Kcrstninq G. V- PY93- B. Scxuke B. Scxuke 596--TFBUL B. Huffman D. Peterson Delta Delta FALL SPRING Pres. K. Leach I. Kershner V. Pres. I. Kershner I- HCISIGH Sec. I. Elliott V. Stephens Trees. I. I-Icxslett B. Kubeck Cuieaf FALL SPRING Pres. B. Swenson F, Smiih V. Pres. F. Smith C, O'Ne91 Sec. I. Woolcutt D, Adams Treas. C. Adamson G,A1eXgnder Jr. Dramateurs FALL SPRING Pres. I. Archer I. Roberts V. Pros. K. Heltzel I. Hurbauqh Sec. C. Strowqer P. Griggs Jr. Dramateurs Pres. FALL SPRING I. Archer I. Roberts V. Pres, K. Heltzel I. Harbauqh Sec. C. Strowqer P. Griggs Sr. Dramateurs FALL SPRING Pres. D. Whitbread M, Frey V. Pres. C. Samp A, Altorfer Sec.-Treas. M. Hyslop D, Gish Esquire Faraday FALL SPRING Pres. B. Skyles M. Grove V. Pres. M. Losli H. Utley Sec. M. Grove I- ACk19Y Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. FALL SPRING H. Iohnson M, Reed R. BUIIGI B, Frey B- DUFJUH D. Stofer I. Welch G. Holt GAA FALL SPRING Pres. D. Hudson G. Hrasky V. Pres. L. Yeager L. Yeager Sec. I. Larson S. Davis Trees. C. Wilson D. Boqh G-Note FALL SPRING Pres. D. Morton B. Thorsen V, Pres. B. Thorsen I. Wood Sec. E. Allen M. Hansen Trees. C.Pf1uger I. Hadden GI FALL Pres. I. Smith V. Pres. B. Olman Sec. T. Croley Treus. B. Boyarsky SPRING I. Sayre I. Gray I. Sayre I. Hawk Pres B Schuppel nec. I. Kershner FALL 'x-es. I. Ruggles I. . . Frans. R. Pheister Hi-Y SPRING I. Iones D. Reinhart B. Schuppel R. Pheister Kandahar SPRING H. Ioy G. Slack O. Beemcm C. Strowqer K IX FALL SPRING Pres D Olson M. LaMoureux V Pres M WIISOH P. Murphy ec M LaMoureux N. Zener Treas M Shanks N.Oqi1vy Mlxer SPRING T. Hampton B. Kauffman P. Neubert A. Dole Octo Ducas FALL SPRING PWS G Groves D. Elsczsser V PY95 G Show C. Toole BC C Brcttcnn I. Duffy TNU5 D Elsasser C. Brcztluin Pep FALL SPRING Pres. C. Scxltveit D. Sheets V. Pres. F. Smith D. Nielson Sec. C. Adamson R. Leon Treas. P. Pratt D. Tinlinq Quasi FALL SPRING Pres. M. Church G. Hofucker V. Pres. G. Hofczcker D. Miller Sec. S. Harris L. Wullner Trees. D. Miller O. Btrchcrd Optimist FALL SPRING Pres. I.Elliott D. Potter V. Pres. I. Kershner D. Butler Sec. D. Butler R. Butler Treus. R. Butler M. Reed Philadorian FALL SPRING Pres. R. Pheister B. Alfred V. Pres. B. Sceorce C. Brczttuin Sec.-Treas. C- BTCINCHH G. Aune . -lu-fl 1 mf i-.112-s f - Quill 8: Scroll FALL SPRING Pres. I. Rosenthal D. Moore V. Pres. D. Nodon K. Evcms Sec. I. Callaway I.Sirc1chen Treus. K. Evans B. MCCQW Rod 8: Reel FALL SPRIN G Pres. L. McKinney I. Hcxslett V. Pres. H. Troeh V. Stephan Sec. D. Potter V. Freel Treas. K. Leach A. Hoogs Red Cross Comm. FALL SPRING Pres. D. Whitbread S. Campbell V. Pres. S. Campbell D. Whitbread Sec. C. Ienkins C. Ienkins Treas. F. Knox F. Knox Royal G FALL SPRING Pres. G. Shaw H. Mencrshe V. Pres. R. Phe-ister D. Elscxsser Sec.-Treus. I. Young C. Brcxltoin Sans Souci FALL SPRING Pres. C. Fontaine L. Sklare V. Pres, I. Tanzer I. Fox Sec. I. Rockstad I. Tanzer Treas. I. Fox M. Bistline Sinco Sanks FALL SPRING Pres. H. Troeh B. Henneberg V. Pres. B. Blodqett D. Carter Sec. A. I-Iooqs K. Baines Treas. K. Baines G. Slack Royal G FALL Pres. G. Shaw V. Pres. R. Pheister Sec.-Treqs. I. Young SPRING R. Menashe D. Elsasser C. Brattain Sigma Alpha FALL Pres. L. Gallagher V. Pres. D. Carey Sec. G. Skinner Trecs. I. Palmer SPRING L. Gallagher D. Carey G. Skinner I. Palmer Sketch FALL SPRING Pres. T. Opclenweyer T. Opdenweye V. Pres. B. McFarland B. Mickelson Sec. I. Mishler M. Iones Trecs. P. Buckley G. Dawson Snip FALL SPRING Pres. R. Blickenstuff L. Winters V. Pres. M. Ewell I. Pauli Sec. D. I-Ieib I. Ardrey Treas. F. Becker C. Daugherty Tao La Chi Pres. FALL SPRING I. Carter A. Dole V. Pres. Sec. Treas. E. Bmvender B. Petierson A. Dale I. Crist B. Petterson I. Iolly Teek FALL SPRING Pres. M. Mciletis S. Silverthorne V. Pres. S. Silverthorne P. Case Sec. K. I-leltzel S. Gilbert Treas. S. Iohnson L. Kolden Thalian FALL SPRING Pres. D. Mauldinq M. Copeland V. Pres. M. Copeland I. Fenlason Sec. A. Baxendale M. Hyslop Treus. P. Fitch M. Thomas Tisque FALL SPRING Pres. T. Croley I. Gray V. Pres. I. Hawk D, Fields Sec I Gra P Fiich . . y . Treas. I. Leffinqwell A. Baxendqle tu- Tempo FALL SPRING Pres. M. Hansen F. Tibbets V. Pres. F. Tibbets D. Blackburn Sec. L. Beard N. Kness B-Gfblif Treas. G. Tathwell W. Maddox Theta Chi Omega FALL SPRING Pres. I. Iones G. Aaron V. Pres. D. Whitbread C. Carter Sec. G. Aaron R. Funk Treas. B. Loqus I. Haslett Q. itil an , 5 :KE T553 Tom De Sylvia One of two new coaches at Grant this year is Tom De Sylvia. He is a graduate of Ore- gon State College where he won his letter as guard on the foot- ball team. Tom played in the Shrine East-West game on lanu- ary l, 1950. At Grant, Mr. De Sylvia teaches the boys' physical edu- cation classes, acts as line coach for the football team, and tutors the junior baseball team. He did a fine job with the toot- ball team and has done equally well with the junior baseball team. Bill Eilertson The dean ot Grant coaches is Bill Eilertson, who has been coaching various sports at Grant for 26 years. During his long coaching career, he has devel- oped many teams that have helped till Grant's trophy cases. When school is in session, Mr. Eilertson can be found in room 16 where he teaches industrial arts. ln the fall he coaches the cross country team and in the winter his time is spent with the hockey, swimming, and bowling teams. During the golf season, Coach Eilertson assumes re- sponsibility tor Grant's golf squad. Clyde Knox For Clyde Knox this is the sec- ond year at Grant. He teaches biology as well as coaches va- rious teams. This year he took charge oi the intramural sports program and conducted several tournaments for interested stu- dents. In addition, Mr. Knox coached the C football and C basketball squads and the latter won its league title. He also has charge oi the tennis team which is one of the best in the state. Mr. Knox is one of the outstand- ing tennis players of the North- west, having won several large tournaments. Bamey Koch Another new face at Grant this year is that of Barney Koch. A native of Portland, he went to Franklin High School. His collegiate career began at the University of Oregon but was cut short when he turned professional. Mr. Koch played for the Montreal Royals, a Brook- lyn farm club. His playing ca- reer was ended by a trick knee, and he returned to college and graduated in 1947. At Grant, Barney coaches junior basket- ball and varsity baseball and. teaches physical education. The baseball team is one of the best in Grant history. Ted Ogdahl Mr. Ogdahl came to Grant three years ago from Willamette University, where he was back- field coach under a former Grant coach, Ieriy Lillie. He previously had played college football at Willamette. His senior year he was named Little All American lineman. Ted played pro foot- ball with the San Diego Bombers and also served as backfield coach for the team. During the war he was in the Navy. Since coming to Grant, Ogdahl has coached football and track. In football he has brought Grant two consecutive state championships, and in track he has produced two city relay winners. Art Wescott Coach Wescott is a native of Portland. He attended Benson High School where he lettered in football, basketball and track. After Benson came Portland University where Mr. Wescott played one year of basketball as well as football and track. He was graduated in 1940 and later served as a lieutenant jun- ior grade in the Navy. Mr. Wescott coaches junior football, varsity basketball, and junior track. He also acted as scout for the varsity football team. Coach Wescott produced a strong basketball team and also did a good job with the junior track team. im ,Q it Lg,,, , L 5 5551 Q . if Y fir ,W . rg W fl.-QW, 13 I ., ,X 3 W Z. . ggi X , , swf, ,Ethan ,, rm yerr W ,,,.,. - if -,LL ii, MW! in FALL Wayne Bigelow Dick Potter Glen Graves Ruth Leon Iean Sayre Tedro Croley Ianet Howard I anet Sayre Audrey Baxendale SPRING Ron Butler Gino Pieretti Barbara Stevens Pat Porter Anita Christiansen lim Newcomer Rich Butler h C lClark Ruben Menashe Don Holt George Shaw, captoinp l..aird Bratta Front How-Torn DeSylvia, Dick Rein art, ar , , . . , qi-eaves, Chuck Moar, lim Iones, Ron Pheister, lim Torson, Bill Schuppel, lack Young, Dean Iaspers. second Row-ferry l-ieideman, Bob lnman, Harry Iohnson, Denny Elsasser, Dave Reid, Dick Reneberg, Bill Dugan, Cedric Grant, Bob Zoelch, Iohn Keller Ierry Exley, Neil Baker, Wes Iacobs, Fred Rehmus, Frank Case. Third Row-Ted Brewer, Lon Stiner, lack Duffy, Don Smith, Don Stoffer, Creed Brattain, Doug Sandy, Bob Alfred, Clyde Toole, Everett Stiles Ron Baker Al Maxwell ' M .- D ve Naiver, Doug Graham, Dave Anderson, Bob Scearce, Iack Burri, Mike Back how-fRon Carmichael, George Boynton, Mgr.: Pete Pratt, gr , a Lovett, Ernie Devlin, Fred Heitzhausen, George Connolly, Coach 'Ted Oqdahl. STATE CHAMPIONS Grant 38-Astoria 0 The Generals, playing one of their best games, won easily over the Fishermen on muddy Gyro Field in Astoria. To the cry of can those fish Grant rolled to six touch- downs, two made by the second string. Because of bad pass- ing conditions, the running attack carried the load. The line played a terrific game, opening huge holes for the backs and stopping the Fishermen cold. Grant's touchdowns were scored by Shaw, Zoelch, Baker, and Keller. Baker and Keller each scored a pair. Many supporters traveled by bus and car to cheer the team on to victory. Grant 7-Eugene 6 This game was a thrilling one which was deadlocked at half-time O to U. In the third quarter Shaw intercepted a pass on the Eugene 43 and ran it back to the 29. Holt took a handoff and threw a letthanded pass to Torson who made a sensational catch on the 5 yard line. On the next play Holt went over, and Shaw scored the try for point by running the left end. Eugene came right back to score a touchdown of their own, but it went for naught as they missed the extra point. Grant 12-Marshfield 'I ln the grand finale of the football season Grant Won its fifth state championship fsecorid consecutivel, downing the Marshfield Pirates. The Generals were never in trouble during the first half, scoring two touchdowns and stopping every Pirate threat. The Marshfield squad looked like a different team in the second halt. They stopped the Generals' attack and produced a touchdown of their own early in the fourth quarter on a long pass. From here on the Grant team hung on to their lead as Marshfield tried desperately to score again. Exley intercepted a pass to spoil their last chance. in, Dick Davenport, Hal Hai Grant 12-Klamath Falls 0 Grant's running attack. sparked by Dick Reneherq, led the Generals to a 12-U victory over the Pelicans of Klam- ath Falls, September 15 to open the football season. Although the Pelicans drove deep into Grant's territory several times, they could not cross the stubbornly defended goal line. This victory was the twelfth straight for the Generals, who were undefeated last year, winning eleven and taking the state championship. Holt shows that one leg is enouqh while Shaw and Davenport look on. A valiant try but the ball eludes Holt. Iohn Keller, halfback: Ruben Menashe, tackle: Bill Schuppel, guard: lerry Exley, quarterback. An unidentified Grant player brings down Crocker, the Benson haliback after a short gain. Grant 45-Franklin 6 The Grant Generals and the Franklin Quakers got the prep grid jarnboree off to a flying start with a game that looked like it might turn into the season's first upset. Franklin drew first blood, scoring early in the first quarter but missed the try for point. Grant came right back to score a touchdown of its own, and lim Torson's kick made it 7 to 6. The qame was continued on Frank- lin's new field the next day, and Grant proceeded to run away with the game by scoring five touchdowns. Grcmt 12-Benson 7 Grant's powerful Generals came from behind in the dying moments of the fourth quarter to win over the fighting Mechanics of Benson. A Benson recovered a fumble on Grant's first play ot the game and soon had seven points that loomed larger and larger as the game went on. Holt scored Grant's first six points late in the second quarter. In the third quar- ter Benson held, and it looked like Grant might see its first defeat in four- teen games. A drive starting on the Benson 49 hit paydirt and gave Grant a five-point victory. Smokey Overton. Washington hack, is rsued by lim Torson and another ant player whose arm can be seen PII Gr at the right. Laird Brattain, back: Dick Reinhurt, end: lim Torson, end. A host of Grant players close in on Ron Scales. the Lincoln hack. Grant 12-Washington 6 Rain, mud and the Colonials added up to a tough obstacle in the way of Grant's iourth victory of the year. The Generals overcame these hazards, how- ever, and won their only home game oi the year. This game saw George Shaw, in his third year on the varsity, score his first touchdown. This first quarter score gave Grant a six point lead which they never relinquished. Grant's second score came when Ron Pheister blocked a Washington punt and Hal Hargreaves fell on it behind the goal line. Washington scored on a 54 yard pass play. R Shaw slips an the Cleveland men close in. Grant 20-Ieiierson 6 Grant with a well balanced attack won an easier than expected victory over the Demos. The General's line consistently out- charged the Jeff forwards and time aiter time broke through to throw oppos- ing runners for- a loss. Add to this the fine running of Holt, Iaspers, and Iones and the passing of Shaw and you have the margin oi difference. Dick Davenport was Shaw's chief target, catching one touchdown pass and setting up the other two touch- downs, one on a 40 yard runback ot an intercepted pass. Ieff's only touchdown came on a 28 yard end run. Grant 31-Lincoln 12 With a smashing win over the Cardi- nals Grant kept their victory string intact and remained in a first place tie with Roosevelt tor the city champion- ship. After a scoreless first quarter Grant went to work and scored twice in the second, once in the third and twice again in the fourth quarter. Linco1n's two scores came on 50 and 70 yard runs by Ron Scales, speedy fullback for the Cards. This made Lin- coln the first team in two years to score more than one touchdown against Grant. I-bday stretches high but cannot quite reach the ball which landed in the waiting hands of a Ielt end. Dick Davenport. end: Don Holt, halt- back: lim Jones, fullback: George Shaw, quarterback. Shaw qa'ins,yarduge against Marsh- field. Grant 32-Roosevelt 0 Grant won the city championship again this year while Roosevelt was runner up for the second year in a row. The game was played before a crowd of eight thousand at Multnomah Stadium. The Generals playing heads up ball won easily. Both the defense and of- fense were outstanding. Davenport scored twice with Keller, Brattain, and Iones also crossing the enemy's goal line. Twice the Grant line, considered by many the best in the state. stopped the vaunted Roosevelt running attack after it had gained first downs inside the Grant four yard line. Grant 7-Cleveland 0 The lowly Indians almost derailed the Generals aiming for their second consecutive city championship. The scene of the battle was Cleve- land's home field where the rain was coming down in torrents and ci strong wind was blowing. The game's only score came early in the second quarter when Grant gained a first down on the Cleveland 22 yard line because ot pass interference. Four plays later Jones slithered into the end zone for the touchdown. After this neither team was able to score although Grant penetrated to the Indian's three yard line at one point, Exley makes a diving interception of a pass in the dying moments of the Roosevelt gums. Lon Stiner, defensive lineman: Ron Pheister. center: Charles Moar. deten- sive linebacker. vemresrs f . . wssnwammx .WWMT . gi ,1 j f 4 i I Q by i :eff WEEES 1 N X13 Til . .. wf ,ilk 4 1 Front Row-Ierry Iones, Harvey Fields, Larry Gallagher, Rod Meserve, Don Noble, lohn Lampros, Iudson Iones Clark Cubbaqe, lohn Narver, Gary Lansing, Tom Brown. Middle Row-Vern Scott, lim Lauqhlon, Lloyd Eckhardt, Ierry Iones, Melvin Harris, Ioyle Dahl, Dennis Krieske, Jerry Clark Al Sodero, Dave Hauqan, Ierry Chinn. Back How-Coach Art Wescott, lim Damis, Kent Mays, Don Potter, Fred Staples, Rodney Walker, Timothy Dalrymple Iohn Stacklie, Dick Young, Ioe McDonald, Gary Kahn. THE SERGEANTS The Iuniors this year came in second in their league. They had a record ot tive wins and two losses, one an upset by Washington and the other a twenty-six to nothing loss to Ietferson The wins came over Franklin, Benson, Lincoln, Cleveland, and Roosevelt. The Sergeants Were coached again this year by Art Wescott. Their record: Grant Grant Grant Grant .... Franklin .... 0 Benson ..... 0 Washington . 13 Lincoln ..... O Grant .... U - Iefferson . Grant .... 13 - Cleveland Grant .... 7 - Roosevelt He who laughs last... fGrant. .38 - Astoria . . Ol X VARSITY Front Row-George Shaw, Iohn Keller, Iim Torson, Dick Bartel, Don Holt. Second Row-Dick Davenport, Bill Blodqett, Ierry Exley, Dick Reinhart, Dick Albers. Third Row-Harry Iohnson, Iim Ruggles, Dave Narver, Gary Holt, Garth Cloninger, Coach Art Westcott. The basketball team this year was coached by Art Wescott after Vern Butts was called into the Marines. Iim Torson was elected captain by his team-mates. The team got off to a good start and at the half way mark had a record of five wins and two losses. In the second half of the schedule the team did not fare so well. They won two and lost tive, several of these losses being by narrow margins, Grant was tied for league standings with Roosevelt. fourth place in the Team Statistics: Numa Pts. F.G. 1-'.'l'. F.T.A. Fouls ll Torson , .... 177 73 31 51 45 Bartel ...... 141 59 23 49 50 JA Shaw ...... 1 18 43 32 44 30 Keller ...... 86 33 22 37 34 Holt, Don . . . 66 27 12 21 26 Il Davenport .. 36 17 2 lg is , Exley ...... 36 13 8 fx Ruqgles .... 9 3 3 7 9 Johnson .... 7 2 3 5 15 Albers ..... 7 3 1 2 8 Blodgett .... 4 2 0 1 13 Reinhart . . . 4 2 0 1 0 Narver ..... 3 1 1 2 0 Holt, Gary.. 1 0 1 1 O Cloninqer . . 0 0 0 l 0 SCORES Grant .... ..... 5 1 - Franklin ........ Grant .... ..... 4 0 - Cleveland . Grant ..,. ..... 5 8 - Ieiferson . . . Grant .... . . . ..57-Lincoln Grant. . . . ..... 49 3 Roosevelt . Grant .... ..... 3 6 - Washington Grant .... ..... 4 5 - Benson .... Grant .... ..... 5 4 - Franklin . . . Grant .... ..... 4 9 - Cleveland . Grant .... ..... B 2 - Ieiferson . . Grant .... ..... 5 4 - Lincoln .... Grant .... ..... 5 U - Roosevelt . . Grant ............ 49 - Washington 44 54 57 55 32 48 32 67 37 B5 63 51 39 42 Grant ..........., 41 - Benson ......... Fouls I-'.G. F.T. F.'l'.A. 'M-, of l-'.T. Til. Pts. Grant ....... .... 2 77 277 140 258 54.2 694 Opponents . . .... 207 248 190 324 58.6 686 6E:::l 5 iii!!! I-::ll: 'Zur .. ,-:-:I BASKETBALL Dick Albers Dick Burial George Shaw Iohn Keller lim Torsorx Dick Dqvenporl Bill Blodgett Don Holt Ierry Exley George Shaw lim Torson. Second All City lex-ry Exley Don Holt Iohn Keller Dick Barlel, Second All City Front Row-lim Riley, Bill Owen, lim Damis. Middle Row-Tom Brown, Garry Lansing, Iudson Iones. Back Row-Coach Barney Koch, Lloyd Eckhardt, Mike McMath, lohn Narver, Bill Scearce. The Sergeants, under the direction of Barney Koch this year, ended the season with a won-lost record of 7-7. This record was good enough to give them a tie for third place. At the end of the first round, the team's record was two wins against five losses, but in the second half of the season the team found their stride and reversed the first half's record. Leading scorer on the team was Tom Brown who scored 102 points. Following him were lim Damis with 101 points, Iohn Narver with 75 points, Bill Scearce with 48 points, and lim Riley with 43 counters. lunior games: Grant 39-Franklin 38 Grant 27-Franklin 35 Grant 41-Cleveland 48 Grant 37-Cleveland 27 Grant 43-Jefferson 31 Grant 35-leiferson 24 Grant 4l-Lincoln 44 Grant 38-Lincoln 40 Grant l9-Roosevelt 29 Grant 43-Roosevelt 40 Grant 25-Washington 29 Grant 44-Washington 37 Grant 27-Benson 29 Grant 35-Benson 23 The C Squad, coached by Clyde Knox, won the championship of its league this year with a record of six wins and only one loss, which came in the last game of the season against Benson. ln the first six games the freshmen won over Cleveland, Lincoln, Washington, Franklin, Iefferson, and Roosevelt, respectively. The team's leading scorer was Tom Borst with 104 points. He was followed in the scoring department by lim Ostrander with 57 points, Dick Gross with 35 points, Harold Glass with 27 points, and Bob Farnes with 25 points. The team's record: Grant 30-Cleveland 25 Grant 33-Iefferson 26 Grant 39-Lincoln 22 Grant 54-Roosevelt 25 Grant 63-Washington 38 Grant 23-Benson 29 Grant 36-Franklin 22 fa. Q X ff , N l J VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row-Gary Holt, Howard Sussman, Don Ellis, Denny Elsasser, George Connelly, Everett Stiles, Gino Pieretti. Second Row--Bob Finzer, Dick Bartel, Iohn Keller, George Shaw, Iim Ruqgles, Pete Williams, Ierry Exley, Carl Clark, Coach ,Barney Koch. Third Row-Gene Owen, Dewey Barton, lim Briles, Don Holt, Bill Blodgett, Dennis Slieets, Phillips. Coached by Barney Koch and led by nine returning lettermen, this year's baseball team is expected to take the city championship. As we go to press the team is lodged in first place with a 7-1 record. The starting lineup includes Denny Elsasser, catcher: Iim Ruqqles, first base: Iohn Keller, second base: Pete Williams, shortstopp Dick Bartel, third base, Jerry Exley, left field: George Shaw, center field: and Iim Torson, right field. 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Second How-Don Stotfer, Arnie Krueger, Kurt Kessler, Ward Cook, Bob Meador, Iohn Olson, Iudson Iones, lim Damis, Cedric Grant, Albert Siebert, Bill Owens, Ivan Woods. Third Row-Dick Wald, Doug Sandy, Frank Miller, hlired Heitzhausen, Bob Dewar, Roger Kirk, Harry Iohnson, Bob Zoelch, Don Smith, Ron Baker, Wayne Iames, Coach Ted Oqda Grant's track squad this year is one of the strongest produced by the school in several years. The team repeated as city relay champions and has won all but one of its triangular meets. The prospects for the city championship meet look very good. M - fu V ' Q x 3 wifi 62561 rl JUNIOR TRACK ff .. A , we fWe,.M.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:mWei- .5 8 M f 3 if fiwlliyfmr - Z N 'A ,egfiellfiiwi 523''5S3?QiZT9?Q,QWZiZ?f.,- ' i - - l , Q M411 ...- 3 . -. my M are-moi 1 iffm- ,W- i.. .. 1-. , ,,,, W , ,W .,,,,.,, r , uw,.l,.,,,,, is A V , 1, i . i fr i A 15 - fi. 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V' ' sw militia. fs Q- in I i ,ir .W S 'Ti .x I Connie Wilson lack Palmer VN Q1 fx X Q., E - , 3 I f -ff - W -Q . nsis Kress Lochrldge , 'Q - 51 f 4 is ,, . ,K or.. . fe 2: Wav? R 1' ' MW x VARSITY 1 4 CROSS COUNTRY IUNIORS - S , , SQ -, V A ,, D, gf .- L ffif. , S , will 2355 ' Tw, 2 -, f , H LZ' .'l'f', 'fi ' ' MV, -4 1 xr , ,, y , K x wggggg f f A. W . Q .iw . gg . E 1 fivf ig ww .- we A , , ,, . ., ,N ,,,, V W , - V '45 f Q- , wsu A S K ,. 3. Mgx S V -.'.. . ,, k ' j ? FWS? S.,, 5 A A ,,,i,, H , S 1 f , ,, Jw ,, .,,.. gif if. Qs' 4 :mpg , Q .' 'gli .. . ,fu k . ,:' 1 'Skt ,, A f 5 V 'Wy Sf - AW! vw' .f 'i q 5 N . 4 Q ' 5 . , H . 1 ' ? f , ' 2 L . ' - ' ,. , V . A s:f::g.v4:,g g:,v:fh-Lgigwa Qgggifgyfkeifn gM,i.5, 5g.,:ff,g.gff Ig, , , , i nf . szfgmk-A wg. X35- i mg -2.1mm-Q .S u fi w r + . - K ,,:iNw W 51,3 X457 Don Holbrook' Claude H0111 Bob Warner' Bill Owens. WUYUS 101595 Dave MacEachern, Dave Steqner, Kim Deermg, Inn Chrxstofferson Couch Eilartson, Ron Ccxrmichuel, Bob Kelly, Ierxy Elsasser. Jack Taylor, Ioyle Dahl , 0 .. '5 1 'Qs-f ' 39 ,,, wk w A .K V ., I . , W g 'Qw- I 1 f , . . Q ,Wk IOY W. f :V F f Bldildill Beemqn Carmichael SKI TEAM --4.1 -cl W' Ron Funk Hurry Ioy Harvey Bcmaqer Ron Carmichael Ron Eneidi Dave Reid. Mgr. Ogden Beemun lane Strowqer Lau-d Brcmam Strowger Funk Eneidi Ban -We' A 'Q . , , , A M 4? is. , GOLF Front Row-Clark Howott, Dave Yost, Ken Baines, Lloyd Eckhczrdt. Second Row-Dick Church, Howard Zenqer, Dick Metz, Bruce Cudd Lloyd Ecnhcxrdt - -- TENNIS Couch Clyde Knox I cxck Near Ron Carlson Charles Carter Dick Grey Rich Builer Don Bonime . -, ,,,. J N V 1.5. n J LYYLFA: ff N . .F at-Q X Q . 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' fi' A- K - VIE- , 3 , --wg -. , - ' ,,., 1 ,4 qhlzfif. , ,E 2 3 A , ' .g-, 31- 5, ,xv , :,1 W ' jiijf' ' Egg: ' ' lc. -. 2. .. .'f2'i-223515 1 5 .Aa gf:-gi V - - - .- Q' 2 2 g ' , - - sf,,gg 2 - 2 f-if -N 2 ' f-If-4 .- 1 - H 5 2 X w--mg-g,h ' M 2- .v ,Ag ,Q -. :Ml f , f up .- : , F5 Y gm-11.-4-L '. 1, , W -W gig. -mg: bf., ,, , ,11--,L -fmsfamb-Lfw R K Q as-Qsazglmefai ,fu-in an-31w,g.v,,smVL,,,'aJg.f-Q3 ,g+,:,,w 6-gig iwSgxefQvfafemw4E,f1mQniaaam-ixgifxefa2fwAXwwa2MkwwwQfmLfvf:-1 WMM R 'S 1 f,, qw GIRLS' TENNIS PATSY HEARD Patsy is Grant's leading tennis player cmd the outstanding girl in her class in the Northwest. fl? an ---- , ' , M ,, aw ' GIRLS' GCLF Back Row Ianice Young Pat Neubert Barbara Snook Bev Iones Sally Johnson Front Row Ianet Iones Nancy Swenson Shirley White Mxss Dundore Golf Coach Miss Lind Tennis Coach Buck Row-Elizabeth Carter, lane Strowger, Dulcy Stephenson, Lee Durham, Peggy Buckley. lcmet Van Saun Front How-Mary Ienness, Marilyn Thornton, Marie Siverson, Barbara Hallett, Susan Walcott. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS 0F '51 COMPLIMENTS OF U. S. GRANT PTA MUrJocl1 9923 Grant High Pharmacy X 2647 N. E. sara - GArfield 7214 ' l025 N.E. BROADWAY RUSSEU. L HOUAIOE Portland I2, Orogon The MANDARIN CASE and CASE Excellent Cuisine R E A L T Y Served in luxurious surrounding: b ' x I In the hearshzlrllri lieggywood Disl. , 1.1.29 l v',,: .,,,, ' C. T' sf 'fn J 4A ' LA' 0: e N 8th Grade All-Stars-Diane Gish Pat Pierano, Judy Lundy, Miss X, Ditsy Fields, Yvonne Priaulx, Barbara Semingson Although she has changed, certainly everyone will recognize Miss Cooke at the age of two. Here we would like to pay tribute to one of the finest English teachers in the world. We are sorry that she will no longer be an occupant of these hallowed halls. 'fr diana do if, M.,m,,,yy Says Yvonne Rice with that innocent look. ARNDT BROS. N. E. 12th 6: Broadway Brllllant Jlm Havnaer -a -1 O 5 I- 5' Q F' U Cf 5 C 5 W P1 H Q H YES? in '51 Marietta Diamant-our visltor from Argentina Nuestro amiga LARRYS FROZEN CUSTARD 6238 N. E. Halsey PENNYWISE FOOD MARKET MUrdock 9212 Creed is say Harry Brattam Our UY an I X so tease tha 355, v JEUWFFW' V CII cmpcr It I LEIVS The present occupant of Room 149 ll0LLYWO0D 42nd and Hancock TUxedo 5265 Jackle Fox learns to crochet by practxce REINGOLDS JEWELERS AT 5512 sANFoRD s INC GAff.ela 2755 Farr Dahl berg IRWIN! Nationally Famous CHINESE and AMERICAN FOODS Large Addmonal Dlnmg Room Double Capacity BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE 0 DANCING 0 LOUNGE 0 ORDERS T0 TAKE OUT OPEN a WEEK DAYS 4 pm to 2 a m SA 4pm 3am SUN Zpm 2am S E 82nd South of Dlvlslon TAbor 8550 ' TAbor 9264 FRED LOUIS Manager ILL Ann Fltch drove m the dltch She was careless even then 3, I ,Y f ii Y. U ..,, 5 .. M f W W .,,. LG 9? ' ffl? if A, , 4 -Q f n fe . -4' T I . I 'IT 5 gg 59 ' SCJ 79 s ' - cl ' - 4. 'Y' - -e I. s.w.A1de e o 5 .,- 'X 4 s 4 .F f A f A ' GRANT DAD'S CLUB Albert Bauer, President of the Grant High Dad's Club, is shown busily outlining plans for the future. Other officers in this informal photograph who are paying close attention are, left to right, Ward Cook, Secretaryg Milton Rice, Vice- President, and Robert J. Scearce, Treasurer. For a number of years the Grant High Dad's Club has been working as a service organization to help the young men and women who are students at Grant High School. We have endeavored to provide guidance and material aid as wisely as we are able, so that our sons and our daughters may become better citizens in the world of the future. meeting dates The Grant High Dad's Club meets on the third Wednesday of each month ARMANDO'S SALON OF BEAUTY 'rkinafy 2353 ROSE CITY PARK PHARMACY GAHmH89w lin EGNER'S SHOE REPAIR-MU 9011 Compliments of unngCb. 730 S. W. 10th Ave. IRELAND'S SPECIALTY SHOP MUrdock 9263 letterman Manufacturers of world's finest sweate I'S Compliments of Druxmun Jewelers 4-120 N. E. Sandy Blvd. Next to the Hollywood Theater 55555 Year 2 in the life of a Senior Class President e K 5 sg vssefff ' -me , I, ,nne . Hall Insurance Agency fr Smitty's Realty Company .W , is if if S . is ,. , .flgsieffill Y QERQZ 'fldfi :A 5 . This-. .JW . ' ' 3 WW, , H Automobile Insurance 'L 1 ' fs 'sf 'S Six S4 . . Aix t wo' Z J M vin 2 .v..-i ' 'fi Includes S50 theft from car. Representative ss as 7118 N. E. Sandy Blvd - TUxedo 5169 7118 N. E. SANDY BLVD. - TUxedo 5169 Agents for General Insurance, Bonds 81 Fire Policies 6 MONTHS 5f10f5 LIABILITY POLICY FOR 519.50 Combination FIRE policy including THEF T S500 premises coverage 355.00 for one year. students of the Beaumont Eighth Grade Cmws Acerca-wen 4132 N.E.. Broadway QA,-field 1203 Portland 13, Oreqon A model Scout Shirley Leon Shirley Brown- The Thinker f?? ?fZ-,. mm, 12' . ft .4 Y, 1 .W 4 I Zi H it 2: - 915' - I H -J Ask Doug Goodman and Richard Krattiger who their friend is. O Porlland's Oriqinal Chinese Delicatessen and Calerinq Service Compllments of MARIA9S DINNEBS Where good food is served GAri'ield 7700 Congratulations to the seniors from your photographer of '50 5035 N. E. Sandy 1111? STLIDIU IIIF D1-IIIITUEIQFIPHY Francis Bros. Building Materials Congratulations to TRinitY H34 The Class of MAX ROTHENBERGER SHOE STORE 1951 AND REPAIR WORKS . . .GA 4700 THE J. K. GILL CQMPANY HANK'S SPORT SHOP-MUrdock 4673 S. W. Fifth Avenue and Stork - Portland 4, Oregon E-f J- ELMGREN fr SON TAll-ORS MUrdock l362 NEW CATHAY AMERICAN 6' CHINESE DISHES 2410 S. E. 82nd Ave. at Division Portland, Oregon Dancing During The Evening The Gang fyou know itll at Irvington: Gary Jackson, Dennis Sheets, Dick Davenport, Bud Elliot MORTGAGE LOANS A HOMES A COMMERCIAL A INDUSTRIAL FHA -- GI -- CONVENTIONAL Lowest Rates, Reasonable Costs - Prompt Complete Service Experienced to meet your needs Ward Cook, Inc. 328 5. W. STARK 0 BE 6308 PORTLAND, OREGON fi Joe Kershner went to the dogs at an early age. Smiley Sharon Jones Experience is the best skiing teacherg Eh, Nita Hamilton? GE N E Treat your family and guests Ia th ir f ' ctr -A ' f a CLEANERS t..'..Z..'E'.'.S1'....2'IfS'. tII1'Z 2'JpSE.. 'mf mom o oi auooou T ocoooo 5- 174 L Q - Compliments of Elllztlrtlsnlficlltxs if , . PORTLANUS OWN STORE U yo LOUNGE s- A -ll if-1-fwfr flzwmqmmt 610 ................. ..... ' :'r.':':-.':r':':1'.'t1'..g PROMPT HOME oEuvERY mu GA. 5887 Brqadway Ige Q,-eam Bnwl BROADWAY LAUNDERETTE 2015 N. E. Broadway Faculty Queens of 1950 llll N. E. Broadway - MU 5463 Miss Raymond and Self Servzce Laundry . . CLEANING AND PRESSING-8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mxss Dlamant , 15 R 2 2 - i Fernwood hens and Ron Civan The first Silo stuff 'ii tr E .. Q. H : +12 Or '3V': W' yi? Congratalations to the graduating Seniors g and thanks to the Memoirs Statt for their fine cooperation in producing Vqgl IDOOIQ ,rrrr Q5 it 'f 1f ' f'f Glamorous art publicity chairman BERNCLIFF Doug Graham, Printers and Lithog raphers big game hunter Fllmore 5403 ii? Portland Irene Dnmis, Frosh Queen, when not so The queen of the troop, queenly Anne Morgan CAMPBELL'S PRESCRIPTIONS WEbster 4348 JOE DARDIS AND HIS ORCHESTRA TUxedo 2904 ALAMEDA-BROADWAY SHADE SHOP TRinify 9641 CAPLAN SPORT SHOP-ATwater 1467 The Gabrielsons surround Joey Palmer Compliments of Anderson 81 Walter Texaco Service Station N. E. sara AND BRoADwAY - MU Qsoa Mr. Meek 1 year 2.feet, 6 inches 24 pounds X, GO0D LUCK SENIORS! Blondie Spinning Connie Kinser at 2 - a numbered criminal - -.aug --xg S K,nux.' -J' --,-f - -pu., -J' - g -inn. - 3 4 HHTDERHDHER asnmmn H1H5U -.J. -- w,,- ing- ,qw.- ,non ,1rl-, N -1.- ,911 ta- SHOP KlENOW'S for QUALITY FOODS Typical lcon: In Room 235-lo!! to right-Mr. Houde, David Bravender. Amber Spinning, Mary Consians, Nun Mllhlor loo Korlhner. Tony O'Brlen, Ann Fitch. and Iackie Fox. 'Q . +1 w 1 ' I 1 fi I I . 11 I, 3 Tl NA K' In I3 H H 3 If X I V I A' L. L r ef , Y' '-ia. 14143