Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)
- Class of 1952
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I also hope your years in this school have been happy ones and that you have enjoyed your association with us and with each other. I know the faculty and I have enjoyed working with-you and will be sorry to see you leave. Our best wishes will follow you always. I VICE - PRINCIPALS Four years of high school are now a meme oryl You seniors have anticipated your gradu- ation with mixed feelings. Most ol you already have decided what you hope to get out of life. Now you are ready to start getting But have you considered what you might give as well as get? What will you be able to give to your friends and neighbors? What might you contribute to your community, country, or world? You have as resources many talents, good training, special abilities, and ambition. But in your desire to get things from life be sure not to miss the joy of giving The worlds really great leaders gave freely of themselves for some cause they believed worthy. You too can discover that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Our four years of work and play together are ended. When the curtain falls at commence- ment you go forth, not as the class oi 1952, but as individuals. To some of you this is a challenge while to others it brings apprehension. However, al- though you leave as individuals, you do not go alone for with you go the love of your par- ents, the loyalty oi your friends, the precepts of your teachers and the guiding hand ot the Heavenly Father. You do not walk alone. Finally, in these days of world turmoil and confusion in our own land, with you goes your responsibility tor others. You dare not Walk alone. 1 Lett to right: Mrs Lillian Abel, Miss 1 Helen Barley, Mrs Betty Summers SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND FAMILY LIFE L. to R' William Eileriso El' . , ii h ' Ida oison, L' d ' n im et Dum' in a Smith, Cyril Builer. Front row lL to Rl Th d . . : eo osia Martin, Genevieve Doran, Alva Newcomer, Grace Hiesiand, Bess Curry. Back row IL, to R jr Augustus Wagner, Clyde Knox, Charles Orr, Lloyd lngraham. MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES Front row lL. to Rl: Melinda Murray, Genevieve Eckel- son, Eileen Raymond, Elsie Dennis, Ted Ogdahl B lc , CIC row IL. to Rl. A. Rickles, Zenas Olsen, David Buchanan, Morris Larson, Arihur Wescott, William Hansen, Clarence May. Front row IL. to Rl: DeEite l-lanlord, Fran- ces Young, Genevieve Simpson. Back row lL. io Rl: Howard Noitage, Carolyn Fosier, Idella Watson. ENGLISH 7 front row IL. to R l: Mabel Whitted, Bertha Alm, Mildred Wh ,I M ' ittlesey, ve cCool, Lloiso Clouse, Libbte Krichesky, Opal Hamilton. Back row lL. to Rl: Glenn Houde, Ruth llenricfksen, Lydia Anderson, Ralph Iohn- son, Ethel Ewer, Robert Iackson, lane Alexander, Iessie Lieser, Hallie Remington. ULTY L. to R.: Ianet lack, Florence Holloway, Loy DeVore, Elsa Mus ser, Ruby Mishler. Front row lL. to RJ: Melva Anderson, Celia Davis, May McLennan, Elsa Von Wintzingerode, Back row lL. to Rl: Iulia Vii-ant, Catherine Calouri Hildegarde Wichmcm, Ida Chaney. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 'rv L. to R.: Vern Butts, Mabel Lind, Ruth Dundore, Barney Koch. Tom Larson President Creed Braticrin Service Representative Dick Iohnson General Council President EXECUTIVE Karol Eltench Vice-President , Lorrcune Landrud Secretary Ogden Beeman Treasurer Ierry Athletic Gary Holt Boys' League President Yvonne Bowles Girls' League President Pat Karolchuck . P i Art Publicity 5 V r - 5 , .,,. D f . ' ia s Q Y ii it Ron Butler E E. ' P Senior Class President 'A r- 1 brifdvi-Q11 ff, , ' ,gf 71,,,f ,,,f.4G,f,u.a ssisar .L df E . . . X' lgjfseiffff hm Darms Junior Class President 'ifnf ff COUNCILS Rich Butler Treasurer Nancy Collins Girls' League President 'CLIP Max Heitzhclusen Freshman Class President Anne Vice-President G -1 lohn Keller President its--'1 f , 'les Q rg Arnie Krueger Service Representative A :en ' snr' Secretary f ' Dave Anderson ' ixx Athletic Representative 'wfgaf-' . 6 X , 1 -- 1 Dave Narver Boys' League President Q V , fs . so Q- Q lack Rosenthal A ' Crantonian Representative Vern Scott Sophomore Class President Harvey Barrager General Council President x Sue Silverihorne Vice-Prexidenl President Faye Fones Secretary ' k G Dxc ray Harvey Sevgennt-at-Army Sergeant-at-Arms GENERAL 1' ,F Xi Q Harvey Burruqer ' Pres: dent Dulcy SfOPhOhl0h Vxrr-President CGYG L09 DOH Stcvrfary aan. luck Triple!! . , Srrgran!-al-Arm: g'IQ?:nP:T: t - - rn CCJUNCILS I ! x V A A rg. 'X Custodians Below is a group of people who and don't get much recognition-our custo- dians. Seated are I. E. Kennedy, Verna Man- son, and Harold Weed. Standing: George work hard Mononay, Gordon Larnpord, Louis Wilde, Gilbert Nicholas, and E. W. Walhstrorn. Be- low right is Esther Andresen, who has been at Grant for fourteen years. f, Cooks From left to right our cafeteria staff is: Mrs. Ferguson, pastry cook, Mrs. Shea, who is salad cook and serves the faculty, Mrs. Rath- buren, main plate cook, Mrs. Birch, makes the syrups for the snack bar, Ruff, cook's helper, and Miss Schultz, cafe teria rnanager and clietician. Below: Mrs Ferguson, who also manages the snack bar who Mrs. 5 ..--s ...mardi -w -qp- H i A Pi' Tin rw-ri? by 1-luclents vpn: 7 A ' - ' 5 r 1' fiffift rl tl fill' KY' .hw y ' fQf11'f'pi H1 1-tritl' ' L 8 Alf' , Jrii A fur WHS' i qklif' all CCH ' ll 'Fil A en' laiiitcfttriirtiem l Tl . C- wh.: t. Mr. 1 34 2- flea' fpjq.gg'1f neil. S0323 '+V lil- ffw im inzp- iizint part in fl'l4'fJlHL1lIllll.Q v -AH 5 ghluncy 4' llim was cz..ttc. SWS if im! . S., , ., . , -1 qi 1 1 lar-me c :gsm qw sliilmcl in the Grant auditorium- kiln 81 bl.,,,,. QXWS and group num- mg img., E . - ' T, H, , . . - A l , - - u 4 1 50 4 1 . x . , c'Yl fm' thvi rm L , D lgxh' 40Nnler - 5 'i d .tis J we '31 1 v AM f .HXTL In-Mo the Shah 11- tip. licstitlwffflfsi -. 155717 .5515 as SO' .f-1 9 ticns by ,trwueritessd t-1+ un. ancl1B.md F.rPh, ,fag 9-' . F' by lwlarnalivffvt' mid .Ugg lwintxl 5 gxlllI5liltl11':1gf 1, . 1 l 1 :Urine gby Mrs' X i 'l'l1c Matti? -ic e1iTc,:Z1i:iziric4tit:.' .1 fi , , ll 'Lister Auld 'll , . ,. .- ' A C lk' ii 4 ' li ' .tu-t 1.l.iliIt11 71-airs ts' My ' nl ' I mm ' U Q rg 1 ,buggy mlttw. . - - -.0 ' nu- to be held twsiim: X . -. .115 1:1 ll lt,mIHm,r,f :GQ-. ., 5 ey m ty I nw a xv I ids' a We af? ivvn. Strict- , , If yf' bee ku, fr' - I 1 ' D- 1- g Connie, bt 'ter past I P U V I Aiioriimi.. ,X 6 .. . A .5,.h,,,,1. 'W L Ag. lnitfi I .0 A N .- 6. bygD8!'t1'ifS may nd insum, leillivul tiititlizill H ijt. Q. Starz' will sing two nun i 5 v Nvwnhgxsi - L Inf 45 im'i11l1 X :Quay 1 ers :ind ll rnontilf-gnc will li this Q - an . 1 Ukulele Mrs. 1 , ,, - ,- igivirn lv: ci im,-rribci' cf the Sc-nitric f no t ' ' 'Ll Ulf' frills 'bi --110 X ...mm-iii Dmmmwm mo? Dewey Barns, Themes ,sw ,.f,p1'c- lmun 'ut htm I lack Rosenthal 'l Cu-chziirriicn of thc Grant com- HM' Roger Kirk ' 50,0 Nur dwwv- lstudc-nts xx hi' F1111 Etliliir g- ' ,Q A lmittec for the Junior Red CIr'11s:'1'tflf: Sffri 5'gq'f ,dif0' ,.n will boiSYVl5AIl'IAJUYVel1 said. 710-pieCeiClaudettu Jenkins and Carol Mi . ii hm' Unnm 1 . , , - 1 .4 'sc . -sliww. i1n11 fzqj ilu band is alt... cyQad11y1Caskey plain as part of their :ict i' H m ll tli l ' A ' 'gh , 2 on tiivtics, 1:1 get all clubs tit part flqhcipmpfiam wfm --.,ff,v,qr-sr-Vrwinty Ufvticipate in ut least one pzitiitzlttixtq .inalacccndxng l 5 . Q n Y -such as gift boxes or art work. to Ulf 'A H turn tmp is ,L fe 'tdxofvef Pfeflval IS , be st-nt abroad by me Jt1nit,t 11.1.-ti ' '3 5 asf in with football iCrc1ss crininiittce. 4 4 9 1 , l ' x X. . 1 . 'voids-d, The PTO- r,-5,,,,n5,,.g, gn-uma 1 0 . ' f ,191 Sm An organization that receives very little recognition for its ' f joan CQHOW X '31 L, 1 xmbir a hard work is the Grantoniari staff. Such things as staying after Frafure my V N' V1 ' school and laboring over copy for the paper are common among .5 W --1'1- - 1 1- d t ' I Chl 5 ,lf ePar ff its members. Corrections, ad-hunting, trips to the printer, and an gl ix t 9 - A: Q5 endless series of pasting and cutting are only a few of the 1 gkifgi wg! high.. rm m'l. V 4, 94, o,i things that qo into the production of the Grantonian. Their nail BUY? League 3555 a r D ' efforts culminated in the winning of first place honors in the be h ld -' H, li, the TCSS! ' D Larry ROS Puvac National Scholastic Press Associations annual contest, and the The d m A aft 'own the-nevig , an entire school is proud of the Grantonian staff and the paper it 5 U79 as mnrn A 'nee fi l'Off.-ingivaz ' C1207 puts ou 1 lwff' fake me Jer: Y 4' ' 'J jmid pictures. lmg role in the first 2- ' .n,.g,3fmw gtg . ' s , fstory emi e t ' T, S 1. ticational ences with visitors represf-iitingjdlgilllioillagibtgg' lips? Gram bw' ,im ,, 1 rice vm! bfi 2 :mfr glass. their . f ' Ng ' ., est run . is now some ' W5 Scgphx 1 ly sq-hed- fiwfqsrirgifv' jim: as chairman of the mitionzil gg ' of gm '. Junior-ltul Cross council K' ' - ill' .. ,, :ind soplm- , 11 ' F Th f 1 4 Rh-Ctr 1. , H m 1 V-1-4-b--we-be--M-M 1 M- Q.. 'M ,it 1 classes. - . , lposed of Gr' Q fi K ' vocaticinztl 'f rf if M iscn will be We 5 D Q' 3 ci I it U ,, 2 A le 1 ei W5 yet .in-1 A 4 ldance, Don g . gfzqtltjl. S 1Sel bY Foresters f , fm' . . . -s. - t w w sg 4' ,Sam Rich Butler an ll mil fs, N, im , . of tz 24, - 'i mm- Planting: 11pvr:ttii.ins fur tliriwxu Smg' groups Grant i'cf11i'i-station crew will bee 'B:.t?'f.Sh?.d .H gjiliiiijrent ti -We--X s+-1- Ein about tht- first of Novomberl c ma C W' A 'Gi . lljomic Bi li Ati sv - -- fittipcyne I ' I ., ' 304.0 d , I .li ,. Zi, no - .us xs. ..s N 1 ,A istribution Io Schofield ur gamut day by riff K1.kp,r? I? SLK? lAll-Star Criminals fighting .4 l 11 ' T Publida- 5f'fi X C0 m ' luesput an-Q is ' g U C U? I lu, battle Featured 'with the AU- I W,,,wu, ,, Mud :nga which Grant refcirwslziliori chiefs. .L ' , , ,f H ' Y V Vamed '70 'lin , hir Cr P' Qs ' -:tc 'I Joker A but-'fl 1 f iff instead of they. mal 5, t 'Se qosrs' ac' The New Viewed 3 pi 'G' 'lfgip -:i :Htl 'Z'w,'- eww-it -tryin it ,earl The cording to 17 -J, 'Hur ruler- l'Trces for Tomorrow at Ll 4. 0 Q ' S g :Q s 1 it S ' M t . stadab, . K k mg hem wcdnx da K4 k ,,, xg Gila.. ...tdorder D-4 s Cub time so Gran- and Q Kegslm. W is ,ya ' A .izi:t'.'ql, C:ip!:.:r: l1CilXbI'00l'llS Wu!! inot con- Th. V , ' em ptalc nn an Robin and The gymiet, wt: . pubhca- 6 I Q? iturnuut and also with the -- ' ' Amit, Knxvgw In n Friday help th . -msm shown by the stu , .d 1, vp lv Jmtds. 3 C SP9 be gi N . , 1 ent L .i gy ,, ompany, 6,49 rl, , in Giant has shown go x x x ol ,ny gms :my .Bm,,i,,.fx ,reign K1 , 1 'L - 'S CQ and I afm sure th? '3':v ' if tm' all Butler, -:ncussett istributed Sent .f To 11 ear will far s ' ' 5 - low ne f Gle fi s1 Q 123 y .. . . 'Pa. fr' . 5011 1 vis S182-was 'WUHS1 YM 1 X W-I 1, 2, -. rf- 6- ytar' Said Klrk' I 1 iptgye c- is foumi in the wvek n stiulcnt st rg featur- lrn. Mo Q ' 0Xe 3taff - h, . . . G . l 3 lm show writer and 4? 'fgmmf ci '5 0 -W? many PP Lrnln 1' ,wriuill 2'..,1g the assembly 'Pd to H0 OM, --Ni ' , . l l ' afld workers with which we shox Ad- brm in lrunt of the which conlront :sz tinge win Mrs- Frank Don 1:1115 semi f IS HUM 1 1 S of ivin Worker Short: Etfilnr be able to form 3 nucleus fm Business Manager ' Alschoel snow hui . 3 5, ' fine squad, he stated, and many ne also said about the produc. 1 Also featured f- UHI1 only Many well-known people are freshmen will be able to ' alders. ipromised as s ' ' Pfdkfrs this year. get tion, lt, promises to be lull etfthe ser-nn.: nf nl. at planting rxnnripm.. nn.. ..--- -- 1 - ., Barbara Gerlock 15 Billie Placek ,. cf-, ,..:x 'Ni.v,kg.l . . . V. - ' .- . iw., - A. - . A .-L: W V K E. ., , M434 rl. .3 , M .Fig C, wa: ,,:L,k,.. Q . L ,....,:.1'- Q, I -ek '.w1,ii?G F . L W . ,, . Q S' T' s, 1. 'Y -I M 2 is , A W . lg. .,,. 3 - 1 , Pat Karolqhucl: Chairman ART 'Q Dick Roneberg Carol Rosendaul STAFF Sydney Harris Bob Kellogg ., A 1- ,. 7 Dick Albers Donna Schultz ff' s Sistontsr it room Us . Biossef and her bcrtclqm Pmi stroma' Mrs. Wiison- ton Lenz CGW How Q YYPICQI freshman U Ses the U bI'Q1- Y. I-ib1'a1'Y and Bookroom Grantonians have always been proud ot their library. Under the guidance ot Miss Dorothy Iohnson, the library aids them in making reports and doing research. Often Miss Iohnson takes time out trofn her busy schedule to help English and history classes work on special subjects. At times like this the library annex is convenient. This year Grant's library is more functional than ever. Recently we have added a browsing corner in memory ot Elizabeth Caldwell McGaw, beloved dean ot girls tor many years. Miss Iohnson's student assistants are: lim Ten- Eyck, Murrell Peddicord, Pat Porter, Carolann Bass, Connie Kinser, Barbara Exley, Kurt Kessler, Marlene Maudry, Diane Foreman, lanet Iones, Iirn Timmons, Dorothy Spady, Io Ann Harding, Sharon Iones, Gayle Grittith and Kay Large. One of the least appreciated duties here at Grant goes on in a small inconspicuous room on the second floor. It is Room 208, the book room. Here Mrs. Blosser and her student assistants carry out the func- tions ot the department, distributing textbooks, maga- zines, and movies and getting operators for the pro- jection room. Student assistants in the work are: Canton Wil- son, Phil Strother, Terry Mills, Winona Delfel, Iim Maule, Sue Robertson, Brad Canutt, lack Rooney, David Baird, and Ed Feves. , 2 Test IOYUOUOW ,Q Y Miss johnson and , students in the browsing Come,- P. T. A. Mrs. William Padie President The Grant P.T.A., as usual, has been busy this year. Punchbowls and cups were purchased for the school's use. Selling ads for the Memoirs, helping with the Dad's Club Variety Show, selling football jamboree tickets, and sponsoring an advisor training class for clubs have been activities of the P.T.A. Installation of the sundial memorial was an additional job to keep them busy. The P.T.A. has also worked for the chest x-ray and Crusade for Freedom, and helped with a football banquet and centennial by serving, advertising, and costuming. A tour year scholarship for elementary teachers training has also been sponsored by them. The Memoirs Staff thanks the Grant P.T.A, in behalf of the school. 5 t 5 2 Q L DADS' CLUB ' . if I 1 i It 1 A A . . g W L 5 i I. X4 Mr. Ward Cook President The Dad's Club has done much to help our school. Nine jackets were given to the Boy's Octet, and scholarships have been a major project of the Dad's Club. The major letter winner with the highest qrade average will receive a scholarship. Other scholarships are also beinq awarded by them. Money has been donated for a baseball scoreboard and for reforestation of the Tillamook Burn area. Some of the freshmen dads also gave a banquet for the freshman football team. Each year this organization expands their work to make Grant a better place for the students. We feel that this year they have fulfilled this objective. .5 ii 5 5 A em Awww, , ii. i. if : -we ,. 1 - S s -a ss. 0 S . so l Q I gg-ns 1f qV W Andi ,ffl , X g us ' vw W fm' vu? Lois Kolden Ca-editor Pat Southworth Co-editor E 1,3 Qs.,- 'ljflifv if MEMOIRS STAFF Elinor Molby Business Manager Ioyce Hills Ad. Manager Mr. Houde Advisor -V -L,,. V , L ' MN T' 5' 4 ' 5 Hobsrla Knighl Club: Carolyn Youngstrom Reg. Rooms Put Friedland - Senior Class Shirley Williamson Senior Class Marcia Hansen Features Ioan Wade Features Dorothy Brooks Features Barbara Gerlock Art George Suckow Sports Shirley Shockley Arli vities Belly leon Chin Activities Dick Iohnson Spnru Sk 9' gkk QwMm C C Q Q K X OO KX? f,Qo Woo 5,5 CDO SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Ron Butler President z f' i X Carol McCaskey . Q Caralee Dorr Vice-President K Secretary x f Wk L Iohn Olson Murrell Pedicord Dick Gray Sergeant-at-arms Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms David Buchanan and Catherine Calouri Senior Counselors Adams. Donna Lee. Cuieat, Sec., Vice-Pres., Pres.: Chresto: Chek, Pres.: Rally Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Fire Squad: O. S. C. Adamson, Cynthia. Girls' League Rep.: Pep, Sec., Hist.: Cuieaf, Treas.: Usher Squad: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Typing and Shorthand Awards: Commencement Usher: Undecided. Ady. Bruce. Projection Crew: Camera Club, Pres.: Stage Crew: Grantonian Photographer: O. S. C. Albers, Richard G. Trans. from Lincoln 3: Ir. Football: Basket' ball: Delta, Sgt. at Arms: Hi-Y: Mixer: Esquire: Theta Chi, Pres.: Boys' League Rep.: Undecided. Alexander. Gayle A. Carolers, Pres.: Choir: Honor Girl: Cuieal, Treas.: Chresto: Commencement Usher: Fire Squad: Memoirs Contact Comm.: Girls' League Rep.: Undecided. Altiq. Duane K. Trans. from Tigard High School 3: Vanport. Amort. Paul. Sigma Alpha: O. S. C. Anderson. Ernest D. Athletic Rep.: Octo Ducas: Royal G: Hi-Y: Football: Baseball: Track: Fire Squad: O. S. C. Anderson, Kathleen. Student Body Oitice: Honor Girl: Pres. Sr. Girls' League: Alpha Theta, Pres. Andrus. Connie I. Klix, Chap., Corres. Sec., Treas.: Teek, Gran! tonian Rep.: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Thalian: Pres. ot Junior Girls: Chrysanthemum Princess: Fire Squad: Stanford. Armitage. Barclay. General: O. S. C. Armstrong. Sally. Comptometer School. Bachman. Ben F. Track: Royal G: Ir. Dramateurs: Ir. Choir: Navy. Bachman, David F. lr. Track: Choir: Boys' League Rep.: Honor Roll: lr. Dramateurs: Latin Award: Reed. Baird. David L. Philadorian: Fire Squad: Service Squad: Book Room: Swimming Team: Scandal Sheet: Reed. Baker. Neil W. Football: Baseball: Mu Nu Xi, Vice-Pres.: Esquire, Sec.: Rod and Reel: Optimist: O. S. C. Baker, Hon I.. Track: Football: Octo Ducas: Treas.: Philadorian: Royal G, Vice-Pres.: Boys' League Rep.: O. S. C. Barmore, Iohn. General. Barr, Nancy A. Colleguim, Pres.: Tri-Y, Vice-Pres.: Alpha Theta: Dental Nurses School. Barraqar. Harvey. Ski Team: General Council, Sgt. at Arms, Pres.: Social Club Council, Pres.: Delta, Chap., Vice-Pres.: Theta Chi, Sgt. at Arms, Pres.: Kandahar, Pres., Vice-Pres.: Esquire, Sgt, at Arms: Optimist: U. ol W. Bartholomaus, Diane M. Rally Squad: Twauno, Corres. Sec.: Teek, Sec., Sgt. at Arms: G. I., Hist., Sgt. at Arms: Girls' League Rep.: Fire Squad: Undecided. Barton. Dewey S. Baseball: Choir: Fire and Service Squads: Mu Nu Xi: Clefs, Treas.: Philadorian: Room Rep.: Royal G: Optimist: Boys' League Rep.: Pres. ot Senior Boys: Undecided. Baumann. lane L. Tisque: Teek, Sgt. at Arms, Chaplain: Thalian: Fire Squad: Room Rep.: Commencement Usher: Memoirs Contact Comm.: O. S. C. Beaudoin, Iris Kathleen. Thalian, Pres., Sec.: Twauno, Treas., Hist.: Teek, Sec.: Honor Girl: Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep. Beck. Doris A. G.A.A.: Dean's Office. Becker, Fern E. Snip, Treas., Grantonian Rep.: Phi Sigma Phi, Treas.: Student Body Office: Candy Kitchen: Southern Oregon College of Education. Becker. Gloria M. Ir. Choir: Red Cross: Ir. Dramateurs: Charaud Art School. Beeman. Ogden. Sinco Sanks: Kandahar: Optimist: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Student Body Treas,: Ski Team: Fire Squad: Harvard. Benson. Iames P. Ampro, Sgt. at Arms: Grantonian Reporter: U. S. National Bank Scholarship. Berenson. Paul I. Sans Souci: Philadorian: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: M. I. T. Benz. Marlene R. Trans. from Franklin 3: Red Cross: Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing. Beyer. Donna R. Pep: Freshman Glee. Birchard. Olga M. Tri-Hi-Y, Sec.: Quasi, Sec., Treas.: Chi Chi Chi, Treas., Vice-Pres., Pres.: Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing. Bierke. Chester. Philadorian: Sigma Alpha: Honor Society: Un- decided. Blair. Iacqueline R. Trans. irom Park Rose 3: Cue: Carolers. Bolles, Don. Track, Cross Country: lr. Choir: Kandahar: Lost and Found: O. S. C. Bonime. Don I. Tennis: Room Rep.: Philadorian: Cleis: C Squad Basketball: U. of O. Bonnickson. Dorothy H. Girls' League Rep.: Cuieaf: Pep: Fire Squad. Borgardt. Gayle S. Chek, Vice-Pres., Pres.: Cuieaf, Sec.: Chresto: Girls' League Rep.: Commencement Usher: lr. Choir: Carolers: Undecided. Borthwick. Ioan O. Honor Society, Commissioner: View, Treas.: Sans Souci: Ir. Choir: Carolers: Mills. Bowen. Clara. Trans. from Franklin 2: Providence Hospital School of Nursing. Bowles. Yvonne D. Girls' League Pres.: Honor Girl: Pres. Freshman Girls: Chek, Pres., Sec.: Twauno: Thalian, Vice- Pres.: Clefs, Vice-Pres.: Choir, Sec.: Triple Trio: Swing Six- teen: Honor Society, Commissioner: Willamette. Bradley. Iames Syd. Projection Crew: Reed College Discussion Group: Faraday. Brady, Barbara I. TriAY, Pres.: G.A.A.: Mr. Scott's Office. Brattain, Creed V. Football, CoACaptain: Room Rep.: Service Rep.: Philadorian, Pres.: Optimist: Esquire: Octo Ducas, Pres.: Choir: Undecided. Braver. Eleanor M. View, Sgt. at Arms: lr. Red Cross: Service Squad: Fire Squad: Lewis and Clark. Brent. George C. Grantonian News Editor: Noon movie tickets: U. of O. Brewer. Theodore I. Football: Royal G: Philadorian, Vice-Pres.: Alpha Nu, Vice-Pres.: Boys' League Rep.: Fire Squad: O. S. C. Briles. Iames A. Baseball: lr. Baseball: Delta, Sec., Sgt. at AYTYISI Efluire: Mixer: Optimist: Royal G: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: U. of O. Brooks. Dorothy T. Trans. form Catlin 3: Clefs: Memoirs Stait: Honor Society, Head Commissioner: View: Fire Squad: Come mencement Usher: Sans Souci, Pres.: U. of Denver. Brooks. Herb M. Esquire: Sinco Sanks: Rod and Reel: U. of O. Brown. Bruce. Ampro, Sec.: Radio Club: O. S. C. Brown. Sally L. Choir: Triple Trio: Swing Sixteen: Girls' League Rep.: ATA: Shorthand Award. Brown. Shirley M. Band: Snip, Sec., Sgt. at Arms: Student Body Office. Burnham. Loren L. Boys' League Rep. Burriqht, Roy. Band: Grantonian Reporter: lr. Dramateurs: Lewis and Clark. Burton. Betty R. Ouill and Scroll. Bush. Rod D. General. Butterfield, Gwendolyn A. lr. Choir, Treas.: Teek, Treas.: Twauno, Chaplain: Chresto, Hist.: Room Rep.: Fire Squad: Shorthand Award: Vanport. Butler. Beverli D. G.A.A.: lr. Dramateurs: Business School. Butler, Richard W. Student Body Treas.: Soph. Class Pres.: Mu Nu Xi, Chaplain, Sec.: Esquire, Vice-Pres.: Royal G: Rally Boy: Hi-Y: Optimist, Vice-Pres., Sec.: Choir: Boys' Octet: Tennis: Willamette. Butler Ronald Y. Senior Class Pres.: Rally Boy: Mu Nu Xi, Treas.: Frosh King: Pres. Freshman Boys: Hi-Y: Esquire, Vice-Pres.: Mixer, Sgt. at Arms: Optimist, Treas.: Choir: Basketball: Willamette. Caldwell. Arlene. Choir: Twauno: Chresto, Sgt. at Arms, Vice- Pres.: O. S. C. Caplan. Irwin I. Mixer: Honor Society: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: U. oi O. Carey, Richard G. lr. Football: Sigma Alpha, Vice-Pres.: Room Rep.: Willamette. Carney, George V. Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Zip, Sgt. at Arms: Lewis and Clark. Case. Frank A. Football: Lambda: Royal G: lr. Dramateurs: Fire Squad: Willamette. Case. Patricia. Student Body Sec.: Masque and Gavel, l-list., Sec.: Thalian, Sgt. at Arms: Twauno: Teek, Vice-Pres.: Vice-Pres. of Iunior Girls: lr. Choir, Treas.: Fire Squad: lr. Dramateurs: U. of O. Chaffee. Merritt K. Delta: Esquire: Rod and Reel: Theta Chi: Optimist: Fire Squad: Boys' League Rep: Room Rep: Unde- cidecl. Chambers, Elizabeth Anne. Student Body Vice-Pres.: Tisque, Vice-Pres.: Chek, Sec., Pres.: G. I. Sgt. at Arms: Rally Squad: Cotton Princess: Memoirs Contact Comm.: U. ot O. Cherkezov. Stanley R. Ping Pong: Ir. Dramateurs: Lewis and Clark. Childs. Richard S. Grantonian Reporter: Vanport. Chin. Betty lean. Girls' League Sec.: Honor Girl: Memoirs Staff: Twauno: Chresto, Critic, Hist.: Room Rep.: Chek: Fire and Service Squads: Commencement Usher: U. of O, Christian, Iames Floyd. Projection Crew: ATA: Faraday: Van' port. Cline, Pat. Science Club, Pres.: Golf Team: Royal G: Coun- selors' Office: U. of O. Collins, Nancy A. Girls' League Pres.: Vice-Pres. Freshman Girls: Twauno: Masque and Gavel: Vice-Pres.: Chek: Thalian, Treas.: Sr. Dramateurs, Vice-Pres.: Choir: Triple Trio: Wil- lamette. Comer, Ioyce C. Klix, Sgt. at Arms, Pres.: Thalian: Chek, Sgt. at Arms, Chaplain: Masque and Gavel: Sr. Dramateurs, Sec., Treas.: Usher Squad: Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep: O. S. C. Conrath, Ierry H. Trans. from Pendleton 7: All-City Band: Or- chestra: Ir. Symphony: G-Note: Lewis and Clark. Cooley, Susan E. Tisque, Vice-Pres., Sgt. at Arms: G. I., Vicee Pres.: Teek, Pres., Sgt. at Arms, l-list.: Usher Squad: Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Ir. Prom Comm.: O. S. C. Copple. V. Glenn. Projection Crew: Stage Crew: Cafeteria Worker: Pep: Undecided. Crane. Barbara L. Tri-Y: ATA: View: Cue: Oregon Tech. Crook. Loette E. Aremac: Undecided. Curry, Paula D. Twauno, I-list.: Chek, Pres.: Mixer, Sec.: Rally Squad: Commencement Usher: Fire Squad: U. of O. Dahlberg, Eric Iohn. Choir, Pres.: Boys' Octet: Swing Sixteen: Philadorian, Pres., Sgt. at Arms: Lambda, Pres., Sgt. at Arms: lr. Dramateurs: Sinco Sanks: Clefs, Sgt. at Arms: Boys' League Rep.: Willamette. Davenport, William. Davis, Shirley A. G.A.A.: Marching and Concert Bands: Sigma Lambda Chi, Sec., Pres.: Reforestation Crew: U. of O. Medi- cal School. Deines, Ioanne B. Cuieaf, Corres. Sec., Sec.: Chresto: Chek, Sgt. at Arms: Girls' League Rep: lr. Choir: Commencement Usher: O. S. C. de Rosset, Marjorie O. Ascendo, Vice-Pres.: Tri-Y, Corres, Sec.: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Carolers, Sec.: Student Body Office: Good Samaritan School of Nursing. Dewar, Robert K. Ir. Track: Alpha Nu: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Vanport. Dobbs, Sally L. Tisque, Corres. Sec.: Chek, Treas., Chap.: Fire Squad: Usher Squad: Service Squad: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Freshman Glee: O. S. C. Donnelly, Robert Leo. Golf: Sinco Sanks, Sgt. at Arms, Corres. Sec.: Mixer: Optimist, Sgt. at Arms: Fire Squad: O. S. C. Dorr, Cara Lee. Twauno, Pres, Vice-Pres.: Teek: Sgt. at Arms, Pres.: Masque and Gavel, Sgt. at Arms: G. l., Sgt. at Arms: Senior Class Sec.: General Council Sec.: Rally Squad: Red Cross Oueen: Commencement Usher: O. S. C. Downer, Wallace F. Lewis and Clark. Drake, Sona I. Orchestra: Girls' League Rep.: Undecided. Draper, Sally. Ir. Choir: Ir. Dramateurs: Collegium, Dreske, Deidre. Alpha Theta, Sec., Chap., Treas.: Wings: Quill and Scroll: Girls' League Rep.: Undecided. Du1fy.Iack Edward. Swimming: Football: Room Rep.: Royal G: Masque and Gavel: Octo Ducas, Vice-Pres.: Esquire: I-li-Y: Rod and Reel: O. S. C. Dugan, William T. Freshman Class Pres.: Masque and Gavel, Pres.: Theta Chi, Sec.: Esquire: Delta: Royal G: All State Football: Choir, Pres.: Hi-Y: Clefs: Fire Squad: Service Squad: Baseball: Undecided. Dunn. Mary Lou. U. oi O. School of Nursing. Dussin, Alice C. Ir. Choir: Commencement Usher: Tisque: Chek, Treas., Vice-Pres.: G. I., Sgt. at Arms, ViceAPres.: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: U. of O, Ellerby. Ioe S. Projection Crew: Ampro: Book Room: Army, Elliott. Carolyn M. Ir. Red Cross: Ascendo: Westmont. Ellis. Iohn W. Baseball: Delta Delta: Esquire, VicefPres.: Opti- mist: l-li-Y: Royal G: Philadorian: Grantonian Sports Editor: Rally Squad: Room Rep. Elsasser, Melvin G. Concert and Marching Bands: Red Cross Rep.: O. S. C. Elsasser, Roger. General. Elterich. Karol L. Student Body Vice-Pres.: Klix, Sgt. at Arms: Girls' League Rep.: Chek, I-list.: Fire Squad: Mixer: Masque and Gavel: Commencement Usher: Memoirs Contact Comm.: Standard Bearer: O. S. C. Eneldi, Ronald. General. Ennis, Diane E. Carolers: Tao La Chi, Sgt. at Arms, Vice-Pres.: Wings, Sgt. at Arms, Treas.: Commencement Usher: Unde- cided. Evans. Keith D. Scandal Sheet: Silo Stait: Ping Pong: Quill and Scroll: Honor Society: Ir. Dramateurs: Undecided. Exley. Ierry G. Athletic Rep.: I-li-Y, Pres.: Mu Nu Xi, l-list.: Royal G: Esquire: All City and All State Football: All City and All State Baseball: Basketball: Fire Squad: Boys' League Rep.: Atom Bomb Squad: Undecided. Farley. Richard. Sports Club: Ampro, Pres.: O. S. C. 1 Farr. William F. Track: Skiing: Fire Squad: Kandahar: U. of O. Feves. Edward H. Freshman Football: Concert, Marching and Pep Bands: Projection Crew: Book Room: Ampro: Dance Band: U. of O. Feves. Nancy E. Girls' League Rep.: Wings: U. of W. Filler. Susan P. Tisque: Teek, Hist.: Usher Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Vice-Pres. Soph. Girls: Commencement Usher: O.S.C. Finzer, Robert. Varsity Baseball: Sinco, Pres., l-list., Chap.: Optimist, Treas.: Royal G: Pres. Senior Boys: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Fire Squad: U. of O. Fitzpatrick. Marilyn. General. Fones. Faye A. Choir: Triple Trio: Swing Sixteen: Rally Squad: Twauno, Pres., Chap.: Teek, Sgt. at Arms.: Gen. Council Sec.: Room Rep.: Commencement Usher: Girls' League Rep.: Lin- field. Ford, Ioan M. Trans. from Immaculata 5: Girls' League Rep. Ford. Ioyce A. Trans. from Immaculata 5: Girls' League Rep. Foster, Darlene I. General. Foster. Robert P. Baseball Manager, Boys' League Rep., Octo Duca, Sgt. at Arms, Esquire, Pres., Undecided. Fox, Marilyn. Teek, Vice-Pres., l-list., Cuieai, Sgt. at Arms, Thalian, Commencement Usher, Fire Squad, Girls' League Rep., Carolers, Treas., Iunior Choir, Red Cross Rep., Un- decided. Franzke, Dick A. Boys' League Rep., Debate Team, Willamette. Fraser. Kay C. Twauno, Chresto, Pres., Girl of the Month, Choir, l-list., Vice-Pres., Service and Fire Squad, Interest Club Council, Sec., Clefs, Corres. Sec., Chap., U. C. L. A. Freel, Marlene I. Fire Squad, Twauno, Chresto, Chek, Short- hand Award, Vanport. Frey, Bert M. Delta Delta, Pres., Sgt. at Arms, Esquire, Vice- Pres., Corres. Sec., Optimist, Mixer, Iunior Dramateurs, Pres. Iunior Boys, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., O, S. C. Friedland, Patricia A. Cuieat, Chap., Corres. Sec., Student Body Office, Girls' League Rep., Chresto, Honor Society, Commissioner, Memoirs Staff, Undecided. Frost, Larry S. All City Orchestra, Iunior Symphony, Phila- dorian, Boys' League Rep., Orchestra, Concert Master, Un- decided. Frost. Richard W. Aremac, Bowling, Lewis and Clark. Funk. Ronald M. Ski Team, Sinco Sanks, Corres. Sec., Sgt. at Arms, Pres., Theta Chi, Sec., Vice-Pres., Rod and Reel, Kan- dahar, Sec., Pres., Masque and Gavel, Sgt. at Arms, Esquire, Bus. Manager, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., O. S. C. Gann Katherine I. Freshman Glee, Twauno, Chek, Commence- ment Usher, Room Rep., Lewis and Clark. Gantz, Barbara lean. Ascendo, Sgt. at Arms, Vice-Pres. Gerlock. Barbara K. Girls' League Rep., Memoirs Staff, Art Award, Art Staff, Iunior Dramateurs, Honor Society, Unde- cided. Geyer. Barbara I. Ir. Choir, Pres., Treas., Carolers, Treas., Girls' League Rep., Masque and Gavel, l-list., Sec., Teek, Service Rep., Pres., Thalian, I-list., lr. Dramateurs, Twauno, Honor Girl, U. of O. Gilbert, Suzanne. G. l., Pres., Twauno, Chap., Teek, Service Rep., Sec., Girls' League Rep., Service Squad, Fire Squad, Usher Squad, Girl of the Month, Interest Club Council, Un- decided. Gilley. Robert Steve. Track Manager, Band, O. S. C. Glass. Earl A. Ice Hockey Manager, lce Hockey, Service Squad, Zip: lr. and Sr. Dramateurs, O. S. C. Godsil, Dennis W. Esquire, Delta Delta, O. S. C. Gomersall, Nancy D. Choir, I-list., Swing Sixteen, Tisque, Serv- ice Rep., Thalian, Chek, Sgt. at Arms, Chap., Clefs, Sgt, at Arms, Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Ir. Dramateurs, Un- decided. Graap. Gretchen. Bowling Team, Capt., Ir. Choir, Collegium, Sec., Quill and Scroll, Vice-Pres., lr. Dramateurs, O. S. C. Grant. Cedric. Cross Country Track, Freshman Boys' Vice-Pres., Philadorian, Sinco Sanks, Sec., Sgt. at Arms, Soph. Boys Pres., Football, Royal G, Ir. Boys' Vice-Pres., Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., U. of O. Gray. Richard N. Tennis, Octo Ducas, Pres., Hist., Sgt. at Arms, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Social Club Council, Pres. Vice-Pres., General Council, Sgt. at Arms, Royal G, Esquire, Optimist, Pres., Mixer, Treas., Undecided. Green. Donald I. Ir. Baseball, Esquire, Sinco Sanks, Fire Squad, Mixer, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., Undecided. 1 Green. Donald W. Track: Chanters: Ir. Choir: Brigham Young. Green. Willa Mae. Girls' Glee: Carolers: lr. Choir: Providence School of Nursing. Grexton. Ianet M. Service Squad: Wings: Room Rep.: Student Body Office: O. S. C. Grilfis. Eileen. Choir: Triple Trio: Swing Sixteen: Clets: Chek, Sgt. at Arms: Twauno: Thalian: Girls League Rep.: Com- mencement Usher: O. S. C. Griggs. Phil D. Swimming Team: Chanters: lr. Choir: lr. Drama- teurs, Sec., Treas.: Sr. Dramateurs: U of O. Groman, Ivor Tom. Navy. Haag, Alta E. Carolers: Ir. Choir: Choir: ATA, Vice-Pres.: U. of O. Haqqenmiller, Iohn B. Zip: Sigma Alpha: O. S. C. Hahn, Ardis W. Collegium: Grantonian, Bus. Manager: Typ- ing and Shorthand Awards: Lewis and Clark. Hall. Claude I.. Cross-country Track: Royal G. Hall. Kenneth C. General. Hamilton. Nita. Tisque, Sgt. at Arms: Teek, Vice-Pres.: G. l.: lr. and Sr. Dramateurs: Fire Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Commencement Usher: U. of O. Hansen, Marcia Ann Ross. Orchestra: G Note, l-list., Sec., Vice- Pres.: Girls' League Rep.: Tempo, Treas., Pres.: Honor So- ciey: Memoirs Staff: Library Helper: Lewis and Clark. Harberts, David L. Football: Basketball: Track: Letterman Club. Hardy, Marlene V. Girls' League Rep.: Ascendo, Pres., Sec.: Lewis and Clark. Harding. Ioanne. Collegium: Cue, Sgt. at Arms: Ir. Dramateurs: Lewis and Clark. Harris. Barbara A. Trans. from Berlin, Germany: William and Mary. Harris. Ioyce Y. G.A.A., Pres.: Fire Squad, Capt.: Service Squad: Girl ol the Month Award: Girls' League Rep: lnter Club Council: Pep: U. of O. Harris, Richard T. Fire Squad: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: U. of W. Harris. Rita L. Ir. Choir: Tennis: Twauno, Chap.: Chek, Sgt. at Arms, Hist.: lr. and Sr. Dramateurs, Sgt. at Arms: Chresto: Commencement Usher, Undecided. Harris. Sydney I. Freshman Girls' Glee: Art Staff: Gold Key Art Award. Hart, Donn E. Aremac: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs, Pres.: New York Work Shop. Heatherinqton. Nancy M. Freshman Glee: Carolers: Teek, Chap., Treas., I-list.: Twauno, Sgt. at Arms: Thalian: Masque and Gavel: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Girls' League Rep.: Pacific University. Hedrick, Gene. Esquire, Sgt. at Arms: Mu Nu Xi: Rod and Reel, Sgt. at Arms: Rally Squad: Boys' League Rep.: Fire Squad: Ir. Choir. Hellner. Kelly. Trans. from Georgia 6. Heitzhausen, Frederick W. Band: G-Note, Pres.: Clefs: Foot- ball: Track: O. S. C. Helland, Nancy I. Choir: Swing Sixteen, Pres.: Triple Trio, Pres.: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Fire Squad: Tisque: Clets, Sec., Vice-Pres.: Chresto: Honor Society: Pacific Lutheran. Herreid, Iewel C. Choir: Fire Squad: Twauno: Clefs: Chresto: Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Pacific Lutheran College. Hickok. Ierrold I. Alpha Nu, Pres.: Zip, Treas.: Ir. Dramateurs: Fire Squad: Social Club Council: U. ot O. Hieqel. Marlene A. Cuieat, Script: Chresto, Sgt. at Arms: Chek, Script: Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs: Girls' League Rep.: Red Cross Rep. Hills. Ioyce G. Wings: Quill and Scroll: Memoirs Staff: Fresh- man Glee: Commencement Usher: Grantonian Ad Manager: Undecided. Hime, Beverly M. Ir. Choir: Carolers: Wings: U. ot O. Hinkle, Caroline A. Tao La Chi: Red Cross: lr. Choir: Undecided. Hoerner. Robert A. Boys' Octet: Choir: Boys' League Rep.: Ir. Dramateurs: Service Squad: Kandahar: Undecided. Hoiacker. Gretchen M. Tri Chi: Tri Hi-Y: Linfield. Hoffman. Iames L. Aremac: Freshman Football. Hoffman, William M. French Club, Pres.: Chess Club: Honor Society: Ping Pong: Grantonian Feature Ed.: U. of W. Holt, Gary A. Mixer: Mu Nu Xi: Optimist: Esquire: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Fire Squad: Service Squad: Bas- ketball: Baseball: Tennis: O. S. C. Howard. Nancy L. Pep: Service Squad: Tao La Chi: Undecided. Howery, Robert I. Sinco Sanks: Esquire: Mixer: Pep: Rally Squad: Ir. Dramateurs: Fire Squad: Baseball: O. S. C. Hrasky, Georqene A. G.A.A., Pres.: Tri-Y, Sgt. at Arms: Zeta Chi Epsilon: Ir. Choir: U. ot O, Hulbert. Io Ann E. Alpha Theta, Treas., Sec.: Wings, Vice- Pres.: Carolers, Treas.: Girls' League Rep.: Willamette. Hunting, Ioan K. Band Maiorette: lr. Choir: Tri-Y: Swim Team: G.A.A. Hunsucker, Rex L. Zip, Treas., Sgt. at Arms, Pres.: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Sinco Sanks, Vice-Pres.: Texas A. St M. Huppin, Irving Z. Sinco Sanks: Trans. from Spokane: Wash- ington State. Hussa, Rica. Mixer: Ir. Red Cross: Undecided. Ingram. Nels W. Baseball: Football: Choir, Pin: Swing Sixteen: Tempo, Vice-Pres.: Linfield. Inman. Robert W. Varsity Football: Hi-Y: Esquire: Sinco Sanks: Mixer: Optimist: Theta Chi: Fire Squad: Undecided. M., dgvff. 9 M . .gf f .K IN, ii :X i X we 3 Ks 1 L :Q AAN ,V .... . ' rr . .lzz ...,, f ,: , V A. lssacs. Ronald R. Golf: Ir. Dramateurs: Willamette. Iackson, Carol R. Freshman Glee: Girls' League Rep.: U. ot W, Iaco. Delores P. Tri:Y, Corres. Sec., Pres.: Wings: M.ss YWCA: Undecided. Iacobs. Wesley R. Varsity Football: Philadorian: Ocfo Ducas, Sec., Hist.: Optimist: Royal G: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Fire and Service Squads: O. S. C. Iames. Wayne D. Varsity Track: Pep, Pres.: Alpha Nu: Royal G: Whitman. Iarrin. Ioan E. Quill and Scroll: Undecided. Iaspers. Walt. Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: U. of Portland. Ienkin, Claudette K. Carolers, Sec.: Choir: Red Cross: Co- Chairman: Too La Chi. Iohnson. Betty. Undecided. Iohnson, P. Gayle. Kapaki, Pres.: Pep: Girls' League Rep.: U. of O. Iohnson, Harry H. Varsity Football: Basketball: Esquire: Mu Nu Xi: Mixer: Optimist: l-li-Y: Masque and Gavel: Undecided. Iohnson. Mary Elizabeth. Girls' League, Sec.: G. I., Pres., Sec.: Tisque: Chek, Chap.: Fire Squad: Room Rep.: Girl of the Month Award: Vice-Pres. of Senior Girls: U. of O. Iohnson, Richard A. General Council, Pres.: Memoirs Stati: Octo Ducas, Sgt. at Arms, Sec.: Kandahar, Treas,, Vice-Pres.: Optimist, Sec., Vice-Pres.: General of Week: Fire Squad: Boys' League Rep.: Undecided. Iohnson. Shauna A. Ir. and Sr. Rally Squads: Pres, Senior Girls: Honor Girl: Ir. Prom Princess: Teek, Treas.: Tisque, Sgt. at Arms: G. I.: Undecided. Iohnson. Stanley S. Faraday: Reforestation Project: Reed. Iones. Beverly A. Ir. and Sr. Rally Squads: Pres. Soph. Girls: Honor Girl: lr. Prom Princess: Tisque, Pres., Sgt. at Arms: Teek, Sec. G, l., Treas.: U. of O. Iones, Everett Richard. Trans. from Bellingham, Wash, 4: Or- chestra: Alpha Nu: Ir. Dramateurs: O. S. C. Iones, Robert C. Red Cross Rep.: Undecided, Iustus. Nancy L. Chek, Treas., Sec.: Tisque: Fire Squad: Usher Squad: Mr. Erickson's Office: Girls' League Rep.: O. S. C. Kalez. H. Roland. lr. Choir: Sigma Alpha, Sgt. at Arms, Vice- Pres.: Service Squad: Undecided. Karolchuck. Patricia A. Art Staff Chairman: Girls' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Service Squad: Commencement Usher: Reed. Keller. Iohn E. Student Body Pres.: Mu Nu Xi, Pres.: Mixer: Royal G: Esquire: Varsity Football: AllfCity and All-State Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: All-City and AlleState Baseball. Kellogg. Robert L. Art Staff: Zip, Sgt. at Arms, Treas.: Sigma Alpha, Sgt. at Arms: Ir. Dramateurs: Undecided. Kessler. Kurt A. Varsity Track: Reforestation Project Co-Leader: Theta Chi, Chap., Sgt. at Arms: Philadorian: lr. Dramateurs: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: O. S. C. Kirk, Roger S. Grantonian Assoc. Editor, Sports Editor, Retores- tation Project, Co-Leader, Room Rep., Track, O. S. C. Klindworlh, Donald E. Pep, Willamette. Knapp, Mariorie. Collegium, lr. Dramateurs, Counselors' As- sistant, Girls' League Rep., O. S. C. Knight, Roberta L. Memoirs Staff, Pep, Tao La Chi, Sgt. at Arms, Pres., Honor Society, Head Comm., View, Undecided. Kolden. Lois Ieanette. Memoirs, Co-Editor, Tisque, Teek, Treas., Thalian, Sec., Hist., Room Rep., Fire Squad, Service Squad, Commencement Usher, Honor Society, General of the Week, Augsburg. Kost, Virginia I. Trans. from Girls Poly 7, Tri-Y, Chi Chi Chi. Kropp, Don. Reiorestation Project, Noon Movie, U. of O. Krueger, Arnold Clarke. Service Rep., Mu Nu Xi, Sgt. at Arms, Mixer, Pres., Esquire, Chap., Clets, Royal G, Optimist, Track, lnterest Club Council Pres., O. S. C. Landrud, Lorraine R. Student Body Sec. Frosh Girls' Pres., Choir, Vice-Pres., Hist., Swing Sixteen, Klix, Chap., Hist,, Teek, Vice-Pres., Clets, Sec., Masque and Gavel, Vice-Pres., G. l., Honor Society, Honor Girl, Willamette. LaPlante, Marilyn R. Trans. from Olympia 6, Ir. Dramateurs, Portland U. Larsen, Gary R. General, Lewis and Clark. Larson, Ieannette F. Carolers, Ir. Choir, Sigma Lambda Chi, Sec., Tri Hi-Y, Chap., Cue, VicefPres., Counselors' Assist., Vanport. Larson, Tom A. Student Body Pres., Pep, Clets, Treas., Mixer, Masque and Gavel, Pres., Optimist, Theta Chi, Hist., Treas., Delta, Choir, Boys' Octet, Pres., Swing Sixteen, Boys' League Rep., Willamette. Lass, Lillian L. Girls' League Rep., G.A.A., Tri-Y, Ascendo, Sec., Zeta Chi. Latourette. Douglas E. Sans Souci, Stage Crew, U. ol O. Lauer, Pat A. Pep, Sec., Sgt. at Arms, Cleis, Chap., Fire Squad, Service Club Council Sec., U. of O. Laughlin. Carol L. Tao La Chi, Wings, Business School. Lawson, Tom E. Zip, Sgt. at Arms, Boys' League Rep., Unde- cided. Lee, Alice R. Ascendo, Freshman Glee, Providence Hospital. Leidigh, Iared. Reecl College Discussion Group, Sound Crew, Faraday, Boys' League Rep., Calif. Tech. Leton, Leslie I. Ping Pong Club, ATA, U. of W. Levelon, Carol A. lr. Choir, Carolers, Cue, Service Squad Freshman Glee. Levy, Patricia S. Pep, Ir. Dramateurs, Trans. from Catlin 3 Girls' League Rep., Carolers, U. of O. Lienard, Barbara C. G.A.A., Wings, Girls' League Rep. Linder. Sue C. Alpha Theta, Sec., Treas., Vice-Pres., Wings Graritonian Rep., Mr. Erickson's Office, U, of O, Littleton. Warren V. Choir, Ir. Dramateurs, Tempo, Vice-Pres., All-City Choir. Livingston, Richard L. Sinco Sanks, Esquire, Sec., Ir. Baseball, lr. Basketball. Lobb, William F. Service and Fire Squads, lr. Chg'-5 Dela Delta, Chap,, Hist., Mixer, Boys' League Rep., O. S. C Lockhart. Donna G. Amica, Hist., Vice-Pres., Sec., Pres., Honor Society, Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Freshruan Glee, Lewis and Clark. Lockridqe. Kress. General. Long, lane C. Tisque, Teek, Sgt. at Arms, Room Rep., Girls' League Rep., Chrysanthemum Princess, Chinr Town Prin- cess, U. of O. Loynd, Robert A. Boys' Glee, Projection Crew, Camera Club' Choir, Clefs. Lucas, Georgine I. Amica, Sgt. at Arms, Sec., Vice-Pres., Pres., Honor Society, Girls' League Rep., Reforestation Proiect, lr. Dramateurs, Mexico City College. Lund. Beverly I. Cuieaf, Chap, Sgt. at Arms, Chek, Sec., Vice- Pres., Chresto, Student Body Office, Fire Squad, Girls' League Rep. Lund, Lucille Diane. Tao La Chi, Sgt. at Arms, Assist. Treas. Pres., Wings, Sec., Vice-Pres., Typing and Shorthand Awards, O. S. C. Lundquist, Kathryn Christine. Sons Souci, Sec., Lewis and Clazk. Mackie, Alexander G. Rally Squad, Fire Squad, Service Squad, Mu Nu Xi, Esquire, Pres., Sgt. at Arms, Mixer, Optimist, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep, U. of O. Maddox. Walter A. Orchestra, Pres., Ir. Symphony, Soloist, Tempo. Madsen, LaMae L. Cue, Hist., Sgt. at Arms, Ir. Dramateurs, Counselor's Office, Girls' League Rep., Red Cross Rep., Lin- field. Maletis. Marina. Usher Squad, Ir. Dramateurs, Thalian, Pres., Hist., Teek, Treas., Pres., Tisque, Treas., Masque ond Gavel, Assembly Comm., Girl of the Month Award, Girls' League Rep., Red Cross Rep., O, S. C. Market. Sue P. Ascendo, Pres., O. S. C. Marlmssen. Karlsen Diana. Trans. from Balboa High, San Fran- cisco, Tao La Chi, Room Rep., Undecided. Maxwell. Nelson Alvoid. Alpha Nu, Sgt. at Arms, Treas., Vice- Pres., Pres., Stanford. McCaskey. Carol Noreen. Alpha Theta, G.A.A., Cue, Ir. Red Cross, Senior Class Vice-Pres. McClain. Richard A. Trans. from Benson 5, Delta Delta, Theta Chi Omega, Esquire. McConkie. Lorene I. Ascendo, Sec., Pres., Girls' League Rep. O. S. C. McGrath, Ioan R. Sketch, Pres., Migwan, Pres., Carolers, Un- decided. Mcllveen, Elizabeth Ann. Orchestra, Tempo, Honor Society, U. of O. McKillip, Barbara I. Twauno, Scribe: Teek, Sec., Grantonian Re- porter: Fire Squad: Commencement Usher: Red Cross Rep.: Mortarboard Comm.: O. S. C. McLeod. Margot I. Wings, Sgt. at Arms: Tao La Chi, Treas., Vice-Pres.: Carolers: Mortarboard Comm.: O. S. C. McMullen, Dean E. Cross Country Track: Varsity Track: Sigma Alpha: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Undecided. Mead, Ioan. Rally Squad: Klix, Vice-Pres.: Thalian, Sgt. at Arms: Teek, Sgt. at Arms: Frosh Queen: Room Rep.: Girls' League Rep.: Ir. Prom Princess: Fire Squad: Providence School of Nursing. Meador, Robert L. Ir. Track: Varsity Track: Fire Squad: Opti- mist: Lambda: Clets: Philadorian: Room Rep.: U. of O. Merklin, Lee E. lr. Football: Stage Crew: Pep: Lewis and Clark. Messmer, Donna B. Trans. from St. Mary's Academy 3: Twauno, Treas., Vice-Pres.: Rally Squad: Chek, Sec.: Thalian: Room Rep.: Fire and Service Squad: Girls' League Rep.: Com- mencement Usher: O. S. C. Michener, Anne B. Tao La Chi, I-list.: View: Service Squad: Room Rep.: Commencement Usher. Mickelson. Robert M. Sketch: U. of O. Millard, Rex. General. Miller, Carla I. Band: Girls' League Rep.: Assist. Room Rep. Miller, Delores M. Quasi, Treas., Sec., Vice-Pres., Pres.: Chi Chi Chi, Pres., Sgt. at Arms: Tri Hy-Y, Sec., Vice-Pres.: Ir. Dramateurs: Counselors' Office. Molby, Elinor A. Memoirs Staff: Quill and Scroll, Hist., Pres.: Grantonian Circulation Manager and Business Manager: Swimming: Bowling. Moore, Donald W. Quill and Scroll: Service Squad: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Choir Silo Staff: O. S. C. Moore, Margot R. View, Sec.: Sans Souci: lr. Choir: Carolers: U. of O. Morud, Partricia A. Rally Squad: Twauno, Sec.: G. I.: Chek, Treas.: Shorthand Award: U. of O. Moyer, Lawrence Eldo. Band: Undecided. Murray, Edward L. Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Ir. Baseball, Golf: Vanport. Nadon, Donna Lee. Girls' League Rep.: Counselors' Office: Quill and Scroll: Grantonian Reporter: Ir, Dramateurs. Narver, David W. Boys' League Pres.: Mu Nu Xi, Sec.: Rod and Reel, Pres: Hi-Y: Esquire: Service and Fire Squad: Football: Basketball: Room Rep.: O. S. C. Nehring, Harriet H. Tao La Chi, Treas.: Red Cross Rep.: Room Rep.: Service Squad: Pep: Wings, Sgt. at Arms, I-list.: lr. Dramateurs: Typing Award. Netzer, Shirley A. VV'ings: Student Body Office: Dean's Office: Undecided. Neubert, Patricia. Rally Squad: Ir. Prom Queen: Miss Merry Christmas : Klix, Pres.: Mixer, Sec., Vice-Pres.: Teek, Sgt. at Arms: General Council Sec.: Sr. Dramateurs: Service and Fire Squad: Undecided. Newhouse, Leslie. Naval Reserve: U. ot O. , Q, .I 1 A A ' . 'I '. I .:,.: 3 .15. ': ? l if Ao. mr ali Nicoll. Ronald B. Pep, Treas., Sgt. at Arms, Sigma Alpha, Chap., Willamette. Nilsson, Barbara I. Chresto, Pres., Sec., Sgt. at Arms, Twauno, Sgt. at Arms, Chek, Vice-Pres., Sgt. at Arms, Fire Squad, Rose Festival Selection Comm., Girls' League Rep., Unde- cided. Nims, Donald K. Philadorian, Clefs, Masque and Gavel, Alpha Nu, Treas., Choir, Baseball, Ir. Basketball, Willamette. Nudelman. Marilyn I. Orchestra, Ir. Symphony, Clefs, Ir. Red Cross, Lewis and Clark, O'Connell. Gary C. Ir. Baseball, Boys' League Rep., Portland U. Olds. Carolyn. Chresto, Honor Society, Commissioner, Girls' League Rep., Typing Award, Fire Squad, Wellesley. Olsen. Phyllis A. Ir. Choir, Collegium, Sec., Treas., Vice-Pres., Ir. Dramateurs, U. of O. Olson, Anita I.. Tri-Y, Collegium, Girls' Glee, O. S. C. Olson. Donald E. ATA, Projection Crew, Band, Undecided. Olson. Iohn Ray. Delta Delta, Corres. Sec., Treas., Pres., Es- quire, Treas., Sgt. at Arms, Optimist, Royal G, Sr. Class Sgt. at Arms, Pres. Ir. Boys' League, Ir. Football, Track, O. S. C. Olson. Linnea R. Wings, Migwan, Commencement Usher, Un- decided. Olson. Mama Lee. General. Ordeman. Carolyn A. Honor Girl, Klix, Sgt. at Arms, Pep, Sgt. at Arms, Room Rep., Girls' League Rep., Ir. Choir, O. S. C. Osborn. Sue M. Chresto, Clefs, O. S. C. Overstreet. Barbara H. Clefs, Corr. Sec., Sec., Honor Society, Head Commissioner, Chresto, Cuieal, Girls' League Rep., Counselors' Office, Undecided. Overton. Georgia Ann. G.A.A., Choir, Undecided. Owen. Gene P. Esquire, Delta, Lambda, Pres., Fire Squad, Cap., Varsity Baseball. Owens. William D. Trans. from Indianapolis, Ind. 5, Cross Country, Varsity Track, Fire Squad, Royal G, Boys' League Rep., Octo Ducas, Chap., Undecided. Palmer. David R. Concert, Marching and Dance Bands, Sound Crew, G-Note, Faraday, Pres. Palmer, Iaclr K. Varsity Swimming, Varsity Cross Country, Chanters, Ir. Choir, Pres., Choir, Pep, Pres., Royal G, Sigma Alpha, Treas., Vice-Pres., Honor Society, Service and Fire Squad, Boys' League Rep., Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs. Paulson. Nancy Lee. Ir. Choir, Carolers, Service Squad, Girls' League Rep., Wings, Sec., Sgt. at Arms, Alpha Theta, Hist., Vice-Pres., Chap., Sgt. at Arms., Treas., Sec., Student Body Office, O. S. C. Pearson. Phyllis E. Carolers, Pres., Commencement Usher, Stu- dent Body Office, Wings, Pres., Alpha Theta, Pres., Ir. Drama- teurs, Fire Squad, Girls' League Rep., U. of O. Peddicord. Murrell R. Trans. from San Francisco 3, Baseball, Fire Squad, Delta, Esquire, Mixer, Treas., Senior Class Treas., Rally Squad. Perlrel, Arlene I. Ir. Choir, Service Squad, Red Cross Rep., Cue, Vice-Pres. Petersen. Elaine B. Girls' League Rep., Klix, G. I., Teek, Kane dahar, Cotton Ball Queen. Petersen, Iackie H. Snip, Cue, Undecided. Peterson. Donna. Trans. from North Dakota 3, Cue, Sgt. at Arms, Sec., Treas., Pres., Ir. Dramateurs, Commencement Usher, Shorthand Award. Petterson. Clarence E. General. Pfau. Barbara M. Freshman Girls' Glee, Ir. Choir, Quill and Scroll, Treas., Wings, Fire Squad, Lewis and Clark. Phillips, Dick I. Boys' League Rep., Lewis and Clark. Phillips, Sally I. Tisque, Corr. Sec., Sec., Pres., Teek, Vice- Pres., Pres., Thalian, Sgt. at Arms, Fire Squad, Usher Squad, Girls' League Rep., Chrysanthemum Queen: Ir. Prom Prin- cess, Honor Society, Commencement Usher, U. oi O. Pieretti, Gino G. Varsity Baseball, Chanters, Ir. Choir, Mu Nu Xi, Pres., Mixer, Pres., Esquire, Pep, Optimist, I-li-Y, Treas., Memoirs Contact Comm., Ir. Class Pres., Rally Squad, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep. Piqq, Iack H. Concert, Marching and Pep Bands, G-Note, Wil- lamette. Placek, Corinne E. Swimming Team, Co-Capt., Art Staff, Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Cuieat, Chap., Cleis, Pep, Sgt. at Arms, Hist., Vice-Pres., Honor Girl, Sr. Girls' Vice-Pres., U. of O. Ploqq. Maribeth. Swimming Team, Klix, Vice-Pres., O. S.C. Polechrones. Katherine. Carolers, Ir. Choir, Commencement Usher, Teek, Chap., Thalian, Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Service Squad, Lewis and Clark, Poleo, Shirley I. Room Rep., Ir. Dramateurs, Girls' League Rep., Gold Key Award, O. S. C. Rademacher. Phyllis I. Freshman Girls' Glee, Ir. Choir, G.A.A., Sigma Lambda Chi, O. S.C. Reed, Malcolm W. Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Fire Squad, Mu Nu Xi, Esquire, Optimist, Mixer, O. S.C. Reeh. Mary C. Ir. Choir, Fire Squad, Honor Society, Commence- ment Usher, Alpha Theta, Sgt. at Arms, Treas., Pres., Wings Sgt. at Arms, Ir. Dramateurs, U. of O. Rehmus. Fred P. Football, Track, Chanters, Octet, Swing Sixteen, Fire Squad, Capt., Clefs, Pres., Philadorian, Sec., Treas., Royal G, Sec., Octo Ducas, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., Stanford. Reiley. Richard L. Hockey, Band, Zip, O. S. C. Choir, Boys Sgt. at Arms Reinoehl. Ioan M. Freshman Glee, lr. Choir, Carolers, Choir, ATA, Ascendo, Pres., Marylhurst. Reneberq. Dick A. Football, Baseball, Track, Fire Squad, Capt., Mu Nu Xi, Esquire, Vice-Pres., Hi-Y, Optimist, Sgt. at Arms Royal G, Sgt. at Arms, Art Staff, U. of O. Rezac. Pat R. Ascendo, Sec., Vice-Pres. Richmond. Dick L. Rifle Club. Riqq, Don A. Sigma Alpha, I-list., Sec., Pep, Ir. Dramateurs Room Rep., Boys' League Rep. Roberts. William M. Mu Nu Xi, Esquire, Pres., Sgt. at Arms Mixer, Hi-Y, Pres., Optimist, Sgt. at Arms, Baseball. I 1 I Treas., Pres., 1 Rosen, Lawrence R. Royal G, Room Rep., Fire Squad, Base- ball, Manager, Grantonian Staff, U. ot O. Rosendaal, Carol G. Wings, Girls' League Rep., Art Statt, Commencement Usher, Vanport. Rosenfeld, Howard M. Phiiadorion, Sans Souci, Sgt. at Arms, Honor Society, Boys' League Rep., Reed Discussion Group, Stanford. Rosenlot, Ion R. Trans. from Idaho, Boys' League Rep., Brig- ham Young University. Rosenthal, lack. Grantonian, Editor, Asst. Editor, Sports Editor, Optimist, Vice-Pres., Clets, Pres., Sgt. at Arms, Masque and Gavel, Treas., Quill and Scroll, Pres., Debate Team, Orches- tra and Band, Service Squad, Fire Squad, Capt., Honor So- ciety, Harvard. Boeing. Christine T. Trans. from Salt Lake City, Tri-Y, Girls' League Rep., Carolers, Vanport. Ross. lack Ward. G-Note, Concert and Marching Bands, O. S. C. Rudeen, Suzanne. Wings, Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs, Girls' League Rep., Red Cross Rep., Carolers, College of Puget Sound. Rule, Irven L. Theta Chi Omega, Esquire, Delta, Football, Washington State. Rygh. Lois D. Trans. from Corvallis High, Zip, Sec., Ir. Drama' teurs. Rynerson, Shirley A. Trans. from Spokane, Washington 5, Alpha Theta, Honor Society, Room Rep., Swimming Team, O. S. C. Samuels. Charles H. Aremac, Pres., Silo Staff, Grantonian Photographer, Fire Squad, Pacific U. Satterberq, Iohn A. Kandahar. Sandy. Kenneth D. Octo Ducas, Vice-Pres., Optimist, Chap., Royal G., Fire Squad, Boys' League Sec., Football, Track, O. S. C. Scherlle, Sharon E. Cuieaf, Sgt. at Arms, Chresto, Chek, Hist., Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Shorthand Awards, O. S. C. Schmatien, Iohn. Red Cross Rep., Undecided. Schnltzer, Barbara. Pep, Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs, Service Squad, Fire Squad, Red Cross Rep. Schneider, Wayne. Oregon Tech. Schnelderman, Dory. Room Rep., Girls' League Comm., Girl of the Month, U. of W. Schofield. Io Anne. Trans. from Roosevelt 7, Grantonian, Co- Editor, Business Manager, lr. Dramateurs. Schreiber, Allen D. General. Schumacher, Patricia A. Clefs, Hist., Thalian, Vice-Pres., Chek, Carr. Sec., Twauno, Choir, Ir. Dramateurs, Usher Squad, Service Squad, Room Rep., Girls' League Rep., Undecided. Schulz, Donna Mae. Zeta Chi, Red Cross Club. Schwartz, Wayne W. Undecided. Scott. Ioanne L. Chresto, Vice-Pres., Treas., Cuieaf, l-list., Chek, Sgt. at Arms, lr. Dramateurs, Commencement Usher, Fire Squad, Dean's Office. Denison U. Setterqren. Ioan L. Zeta Chi Omega, Vice-Pres., Wings, Col- legium, Sec., Girls' League Rep., lr. Choir, Carolers. Unde- cided. Shaffer, Shirlee C. Klix, Sec., Teek, Kandahar, Sec., lnter Club Cabinet, Sec. Shockley. Sherry D. Zip, Council Rep., Honor Society, Service Squad, Dean's Office, Scholastic Art Award, Lewis and Clark. Shockley, Shirley D. Zip, Honor Society, Service Squad, Girls' League Rep., Memoirs Staff, Lewis and Clark. Short. lean L. Vanport. Silverthorne. Sue. Tisque, I-list., G. l., Sec., Teek, Vice-Pres., Pres., lr. Prom Princess, General Council, Vice-Pres., Fire Squad, Girls' League Rep., U. of O. Siverson, Marie. G.A.A., Sigma Lambda Chi, Sgt. at Arms, U. of W. Skinner. George R. Faraday, Pres., Sigma Alpha, Sec., Base- ball, Ir. Choir, Chanters, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., Interest Club Council, U. of O. Slifman. Gary Earl. lr. Choir, lr. Football, Fire Squad, Ouill and Scroll, Room Rep., Red Cross Rep., U. of O. Smale. Robert L. Bowling. Smith, Delcia I. Orchestra. Smith. Donald R. Varsity Football and Track, lr. Basketball, Ir. Choir, Royal G, Philadorian, Room Rep. Smith, Elaine B. Tisque, Treas., Corr. Sec., Teek, lr. Choir, Sec., Fire Squad, Commencement Usher, Red Cross Comm., Girls' League Rep.: U. of O. Snook, Barbara L. Cuieaf, Pres., I-list., Teek, Service Rep., Fire Squad, Golf Team, Capt., Room Rep., O. S. C. Southworth. Patricia K. Memoirs, Co-Editor, Teek, Pres., Sgt. at Arms, Service Rep., Tisque, Sec., G. I., Treas., Honor So- ciety, Pres. Soph. Girls, Honor Girl, Ir. Choir, Vice-Pres., Carolers, Pres., Usher Squad, Fire Squad, U. of O. Sowders. Barbara R. Tao La Chi, lr. Choir, Freshman Girls' Glee, Business College. Spady. Shirley K. lr. and Sr. Dramateurs, Cue, Freshman Girls' Glee. Business College. Spear. Molly. ATA. Stack. Iolinn. lr. Red Cross Club, Grantonian Reporter, Fresh- man Girls' Glee, Business School. Starr, Diana M. Kapaki, Pres., Chap., Sgt. at Arms, Clefs, Pep, Social Club Council, Choir, Triple Trio, Vice-Pres., Swing Sixteen, Room Rep., Girls' League Rep., U. of O. Steeds, Ion Roger. Boys' League Rep., U. of O. Steward, Dorothy M. Ascendo, G.A.A., Student Body Office. Sgt. at Arms, Mixer, Service Squad, Fire Squad, Boys League Rep., Room Rep., Ir. Dramateurs, U. of O. Stiles. Everett B. Football and Baseball, Optimist, Pres., Delta. Stolfer, Donald C. Royal G, Rod cmd Reel, Football, Basketball, Track, Boys' League Rep., Room Rep., Octo Ducas, Treas., Esquire, Sec., Hi-Y, Sec., Masque and Gavel, Willamette. Storm, Iack A. Projection Crew. Stout, M. Ioanne. Kapaki, Chap., Zip, Ir. and Sr. Choir, Girls' League Rep. Strickwerda, Barbara M. Amica, Undecided. Stroman. Florene M. Trans. trom Wyoming 5, Carolers. Suckow. George R. Kandahar, Sigma Alpha, Sec., Memoirs Staff, Undecided. Sussman. Howard H. Honor Society, Lambda, Baseball, Fire Squad, Reed College Discussion Group, U. of O. Svendsen. Ianne Gall. Trans. from Phoenix, Arizona 7. Phoenix College. Struthers. Philip S. Pep, Sigma Alpha, Basketball Manager. Tanzer. Iacob B. Sans Souci, Sgt. at Arms, Vice-Pres., Sec., lr. Dramateurs, Grantonian, Feature Editor, Honor Society, Com- missioner, Red Cross Rep., Boys' League Rep., Undecided. TenEyck, Iames R. Delta, Sec., Rod and Reel, Vice-Pres., Es- quire, Fire Squad, Capt., Football, O. S. C. Test, Dorothea A. Cue, Wings, Ir. Choir, U. ot O. Thomas, Edward M. Zip, Pres., Clets, Treas., Choir, Boys' Octet, Swing Sixteen, Fire Squad, Boys' League Rep., O. S. C. Thompson. Ardell I. Tri-Y, Girls' League Rep., Pacific University. Thomton, Douglas D. Faraday, Sound Crew, Undecided, Tlndle, Terry A. Philadorian, Rod and Reel, Clets, Lambda, Fire Squad, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., O. S. C. Tinialros, Mary Ann. Trans. from Westport, Carolers, Wings, Linfield. Torrance. Lois B. Pep, Klix, Sec., Clefs, Carolers, Choir, Girls' League Rep., O. S. C. Treece. Taylor W. Sigma Alpha, Treas., Mixer, Ir. Choir, Boys' League Rep., Golf Team. Triplett. Iohn R. Delta, Esquire, Red Cross Club, General Coun- cil, Sgt. at Arms, Chanters, Boys' League Rep., Track, Unde- cided. Ukkelberg. Erle E. Trans. from Minnesota 7, Room Rep., Track, O. S. C. Utley, Evelyn M. Amica, O. S. C. Vanderpool. Patricia I. Klix, Chap., Sgt. at Arms, Teek, Sgt. at Arms, G. I., Fire Squad Capt., Usher Squad, Commence- ment Usher, O. S. C. Wade, Ioan M. Memoirs Staff, Ir. and Sr. Dramateurs, Carolers, Pres., lr. Choir, Sans Souci. , 1,: -,,,.,: . . .,.A .,., 2 Q 1 W 55? . as I 99 97 we Q ss , ' fprfs 4 My Walcott. lack H. G-Note, Concert, Marching and Dance Band, Orchestra. Wald. Richard F. Pep, Treas., Sigma Alpha, Pres., Track, Stanford. Walther. Ann I.. View, Carolers, Vice-Pres, O. S. C. Weber. Ianice. Wings, Treas., Hist., ATA, Vice-Pres., Sec., Honor Society, Commissioner, Student Body Office, Manager, Ir. Dramateurs, Lewis and Clark. Weinzirl. Henrietta L. Wings, lr. Dramateurs, Commencement Usher, Undecided. Welch. Iames C. Sinco, Hist., Sec., Esquire, Treas., Philadorian, Room Rep., Boys' League Rep., O. S. C. Wells, Lolita. Trans. from McMinnville 7, Quill and Scroll, U. of O. West. Ianiece H. Klix, Carolers, lr. Choir, Room Rep. Westiall, Barbara L. Red Cross Council, Freshman Glee, Port- land U. Wheeler, Alma Kay. Ascendo, lr. and Sr. Dramateurs, Tri-Y, Service Squad, Shorthand Awards, U. of O. White, K. Ann. Wings, Ir. Dramateurs, Commencement Usher, Willamette. White, Carole. Cuieaf, lr. Dramateurs. Whitted. Shirley A. Cuieat, Treas., Vice-Pres., Chek, Chresto, Choir, Vice-Pres. Ir. Girls, Service Squad, Fire Squad, Carolers, Red Cross Rep., O. S, C. Williams, Robert D. Bowling, Auditorium Crew, Lewis and Clark. Wilmot, Ronald I.. G'Note, Zip, Orchestra, Service Squad, O. S. C. Williamson, Shirley K. Tisque, Service Rep., Chek, Treas., Vice- Pres., Thalian, Treas., Memoirs Staff, Usher and Fire Squads, lr. Choir, Honor Society, Girls' League Rep., Room Rep., Golf, O. S. C. Wilson. Connie A. Sigma Lambda Chi., Treas., Arnica, Sec., Swimming and Bowling Teams, Vanport. Witherspoon, Carol. Zeta Chi, Pres., Treas., Red Cross Club, Sgt. at Arms, Ir. Dramateurs, Room Rep., Mills. Wolf, Patricia L. Cue, Spanish Club. Wood. Elinor. Ouasi. Wood. Richard D. lr. Football, Boys' League Rep., lr. Choir. Yaw, Marilyn B. lr. Choir, Carolers, Ouasi. Yeager, Loretta L. Sigma Lambda Chi, Vice-Pres., Ir. Choir, Zeta Chi. York, Robert. Marching Band, Orchestra, G-Note, Dance Band, Concert Band, U. of O. Yost. Davld I. Mu Nu Xi: Esquire: Philadorian: Choir: Fire Squad: Room Rep.: Boys' League Rep.: Basketball: Golf: O. S. C. Younqstrorn. Carolyn I. Twauno: Pep, Hist., Vice-Pres.: Memoirs Staff: Ir. Choir: Service Squad: Pres. Ir. Girls' League: Girls' League Rep.: O. S. C. Zenqer. Howard K. Sinco: Esquire: Rod and Reel: Fire Squad: Boys' League Rep.: Room Rep.: Baseball: Golf: Willamette. Zoelch, Robert W. Octo Ducas: Esquire: Royal G: l-li-Y: Fire Squad: Football: Track: Basketball: Willamette. Plc. Earl Clllford Sleeman. Ir. United States Service. Sally Becker Dawn Brugh Henry Buck Ioan Calloway William D. Fulton Shlrley Hoyt Ioann Morand Camera Shy Marlene Maudry Earl Paulson Yvonne Proctor lack Rooney Elaine Savidqe Phillip Spear Fred Tlbbettl Tune-The Halls of Ivy In our hearts we do remember All the friendships we have made, And we will not forget Tho' we be far, far away. To the friends we leave behind us Here's a wish of luck to you: In years to come we hope That you'l1 find joy in all you do. The memories of the past In future years will last, Although our paths may stray From those we've known. And as our lives progress Ohl we look for years to follow And the knowledge that well gain But memories of Grant Hlgh School In our hearts will remain The memories of the past In future years will last Although our paths may stray From those we ve known And as our lives progress We hope for happiness And wisdom now that we are on our own As we're leaving our Grant High School Here's a fond farewell to you We hope for happiness We hope you ll all remember us And wisdom now that we are on our own. The class of 52 THE -017 5 5 2 E 5 F 3 nl cf rn Ju S' 1: z E P Q 'a 02 T R5 75 x 4 934 t: b '! i Q7q3 5 it A 11 XX in - lg: 1 A XX Q W f 1 5 . 45 moss- Ll new To success Ara-weve Qokvoc Q L 4' w X..A M , ! J X ,,, J C , 4 6' , s . v K :be x .Si '9 Q .3 QQ 665' ' f I Q I fi f X Q f D- C7 ,. ., SHAPU EST' clamuc. Gum 'wa-rx Niuslun- Mmm I Q N N ig ASS PRESENTS... C . J . . .Q , i 4. 55 ' x ' , L. : .- ,N . .4 - iff, '9.-.'., H . 4616-.-.-Q, S:f:I:1:':- Vo .'.'A', f 1. N-L'. '.','.G , f' pfo'a'Q','.-.w x- . x -Q-1-I 5-tangy 0 , Q ,4,0,v,' 0 1 , . 1, T- -w'.j.,3s, Z 1 0:40 iffy 331' -'-'AW -. - I 4r,2.:.::1:2f'U o 9 Q o - f JA' Q, '.'. , '- - 1 nga' fi 1...-...,.,.2,. .yay . 624 95255 :I?5a3r2f'vf?1'o?'. f 1' ' X 35:24 HX .- '35i:T5ff3 'Exif ' 17 M. f 'vga -'-rail:-zfrffr :ky 4 X AQ If :Tr,'-i'f-2192 J 1 .ang- 44 ' AOBVD2 N165 . . 1 BPA! NIES1' 4-599WN OW' Hovusko 5vssl4AN 1,1 .Q 15 QQ PN BEST DQESSBD SUE Su-vlfkmosznu rave Nnmvnn. 11 C an-rv was-r -m.eum'rao -WM M333 NKNCY QQLLKNS , ra 4' ,ff . wg v f 1 4 , fa , f'?7-xi' A , X I W L l A iff., 7 - 3 ,.. . M IX .,-,747 V V! ff X v f . if 'x ,I ' War? TW , I ffdo. If If FRJENDLIEST Shy httle Freshm n petlte and sweet Awed by Queen Ioyce whom we all wxshed to meet Trymq so hard all orxqmal darmq Startmg new dances for homework just rarmq Sophomores popular bold q 1 er to every party Oh what club are you 1n my dear? Not to be m one was everyone s fear A champlonshxp team for the Iumors so serzous And we blew our tm whxstles made Ieiferson hear us Oh gosh age slxteen a new license and car Gomg home from the prom drxvxnq beachward too far , , and hearty: Dartin th'th . e -f 'e And now we are seniors, we work alter school, We've done almost everything-even played pool. We've filled all our schedule with valuable courses: We're ready for college, but we still have remorses. We've skipped school aplenty, but now we find out, Dear Old Grant is the best place-tis a fact without doubt. Where else will we find a beautiful campus, And Royal G members wearing clothes lit to shock us? Oh, where will we find Mr. Erickson's office, And where else will hall monitors try vainly to stop us? Ah, Senior Class Bench, cement starter ol fights, We'll nevermore see you, lest we visit you nights. And you, Cafeteria, with hamburgers tough, From now on we'll face food bills that'1l be twice as rough. We'll have taxes and landlords and children and dogs, Growly neighbors, cross bosses, cars wrecked in the logs, Milk bottles get broken, electric cords fray. We'll be parents with troubles, then it's we who must pay. So we look back on four years of nice, golden bliss, ll we lived our lives over, not one day would we miss. We'll never forget Grant, whereever we go, Arid if you don't believe this-well- You can go blow! By Iocelyn La Rue ,WD fflczy .Eff Cozzff lx. G A 35 M Quzfzn Sal lg Phillips Karol Ellvriclx Diana 51' OFF Rune Chambers Pak Qgzuberl' ' .. 4 W. 7502! an MMM H9741 Qgyge' Q.:- V- Q an - QHYIZCQ s 472211 XXX X W W 5' 1 55 if Qqf,i':7Jf 549050 X . Q 'QQ M iiZ5.,q47ZZ Q M ' W 0355 777mm www QMQWM NYM f N x QR , 1 ' ijbitjyx. QI, pg si '!555f3 ,r gf--: , if, iF ' il' ' -e, ig -, 35525 WF ' fy' I, ,fl , rI?Q,3,?' 4. R Af 5. , .g. 1 F11-, 551, -. ur wg,-1,22 N wig'- ' L'-:Lf , .wa . , my 52, '- g?'5i2,, Llif 5f4 f'. 'gffig T ,A I a M , FL FH' 4. YL 'S ig, 'lg' 3 ki' f' , WH. ,v.l,..1,,. - f xr rf if 5 gr ' Ls 5253 .. . . ': :'-:1 'J5 C. J: 1 I g fu' 'IE 'I:.:5:' f :-' ' .- ' - iv ' . Q- six i . .fr , ...., ,, ' -' 1 .:,...: r . . . ...J J : l ,: .5-gf: is t . t y RS . X r.'tt Mac Heitzhcrusen Iohn Harris President Vice-President ,. ,,.. , ,K f it r ,. fi . ' fast- 4-vigil? Liiflf iii i- 1 4 -12 If Q . 1-iii Charlene Isaacs I-DiS SUSSIDCD Secretary Treasurer if - ' .Q 'QQQQESQ , -. t - -- . .,,. ,e,f,. . ' Q qi f . . i5..z .'1 g g.ff i w , it E13 2 --55:3-F 22 ,,-. ' is ' , ft E- . is 'S B in . lg . , i - ,L 'H- '. :. :E: 7 A Freshman comes 'to Grant with a bright vision of the future. The Freshman Class of '55 was not disappointed, for they found Grant to be the school of their dreams. With the leadership of their officers they made this year a successful one. Mr. Nottage ' Mrs., Whitted A Counselors Req 108 w l IL o R D Batnn I Asn Ib 11111 1ll11 ll w ru 1 1 ow 3 A 111w 111 1 Q A M ow 4 an Il 1 n J111 1.11111 Req. 112 A How 1 IL. to RJ: A. Pay V. ll1114':1, I. Cole-, l'. Dm rnwnrl, M. lhnlnfy, l.. iS11ss1nar1, I. M4Ml1IIllly, M. Llzfntry, lj l,l'llLl1H1l141lll', D. Mllf15klIlS. Row 2: Mr. l.a1Lso11, ll. Llvalus M. Munn, G, llunfro, I. Iorufs, M. Vllll 'l'y11u, K. Cussldy, K lin-r111111cl, Lf. ljlllllbi, l. doltlo- Illll'l, Row 3: l'. llall, C. Ho 11111, li. Aclarns, l'. li11'l1o1I, M ll11l51l1, lf. llyslop, S. Moy l,1fr1y, 15. Osgood. Row 4: A k211fyf1:s, l.. Lirmla-r, ll. ljayvr, 'l'. llllon, I. Lillllvl, I. W1lsu11 ll. l'11ll1-1, K. CUIKIIIXI, Ijjlacks, l'. Nulson. W. I -nw Req. 110 Row I IL. to HJ: S. Rosen- --rantz, B. Saz, N. Slvcnby, C l lint, Mr. Oqdahl, I. Cwreve D. WOIL'llC, T. Vapel, S. Mori aon. How 2: D. Paulson, E St. Gcorqe, I. Brown, I. Hau sur, C, Garret, S. Mautz, M Ortnor, N. Carlson, C. Aans S. Beelw. How 3: D. Myer. li. Lanrbert, I. Coqswoll, R Dauqhorty, B. Ebert, E. Hur ner, F. Kern, B. Wars, L. Fen norn. Row 4: D. Montgomery B. Belanqor, H. Smithson, C Nelson, I. Hrco, I. Garlrell, R Sells. 1-1' 2 .1 Req. 112 B Row I II.. io HJ: D. Riqq, C. lsaaus, D. McNeil, M. Soder- wall, Mr. Iackson, I. Gereaux, I. Poppenhenn, K. Moke, C. Krnuard. Row 2: P. Cnbson, S. Adams, D. Ferrante, C. Heinmckc, D. Cheney, H. Guy, H. Stoneburq, P. Tannler, S. Drbhle, I. Nelson, S. Hirsch, C. Church. How 3: P. Hayen, B. Vlahos, G. Barrd, E, Lind- gren, G. Pearlman, L. Weld- rnq, A. Ostraal, G. Dryncm, Cv. Wonderlick, I. Burrow, H. Berenson, A. Shenker. Req. 116 How 1 CL. to RJ: N. Taylor, C. Russell, M. Moore, N. Dunn, Mrs. Simpson. I. Kahn, B. Hoff- man, M. Page. Row 2: M. Somerville, M. Barnford, B. Wentz, K. Netzer, N. Lomax, C. Roberts, M. Chrisinger. Row 3: I. Fincher, G. Briggs, M. Rob- inson, P. Gerspach, I. Peder- sen, P. Herbst, I. Bush, M. Wade. Row 4: E. Strejan, I. Kirk, I. Crane, G. Klaus, B. Birlcmeier, B. Holbrook, R. Forncrook, C. Worley, C. Aich- ele, D. Corlett. em.. ...L . s.- Req. 138 Row 1 tl.. to RJ: L. Madsen P. Barhyte, R. Homrich, D. Denton, Miss Virant, L. Ab- renietics, S. Amick, B. Thor- stad. Row 2: L. Haley, S. More- land, C. Yeager, C. Phillips, B, Iackson, I. Schweitzer, S. Carson, K. Kloptenstein, B. Christy, I. Schneider, R. Sitner. Row 3: H. Ganong, T. Flynn, S. Iensen, N. Blatter, B. Wes- tergren, L. Sachs, G. Latou- rette, R. Newton, G. Walters. Row 4: S. Schuerman, L. Dye, B. Craft, R. Painter, E. Bussy, M. Ludwick, R. Brugh, K. Suckow. Req. 1135 Row l tl.. to RJ: L. Roach, I. Page, M. Iohnson, S. Nelson, Miss Calouri, L. Baldridge, I. Bush, D. Wood, S. Bresee. Row 2: G. Ahern, C. Lockhart, S. McDowell, D. Pope, -M. Montag, V. Hadley, B. Meh- ren, S. Christiansen, G. Rum- bough, G. Schiller, I Hays. Row 3: R. Weudland, R. Hed- rick, D. Polen, D. Eng, I.Iose, R. Tathwell, B. Salomon, I. Birchard, R. Stout. Row 4: F. Iancan, H. Visse, M. Mc- Neil, W. Senner, K. Hoinen, K. Dunbar, D. Pearson. Req. 130 Row 1 tl.. to RJ: P. La Mou- reux, C. Kagenauer, P. Rus- sell, B. Newton, L. Morgan T. Thompson, D. Wymore, S Floyd, C. MacEachern, I. Bally D. Paige, I. I-lottman. Row 2: I. Klaus, B. West, L. Petterson E. Barbee, E. Hetterman, C Sonnekes, M. Allyn, P. Loynd I. Dwyer, N. Karker, A. West cott. Row 2: W. Sikora, B Coulter, M. Larson, I. Walker B. Sanders, I. Schmatzen, R. Sackmaster. Row 4: K. Spint M. Geyer, C. Meyer, D. Ia ques, D. Peterson, E. Deets. VJ 1 Roq. 142 Row l tl.. to RJ: E. Brent, M. Butler, G. Cramer, I. Wash burn, S. Schuerman, D. Enos P. Christinson, M. Mahafiay, R. Lawson, B. Ward. Row 2: S. , Kinser, A. Honeywell, I. Sie- bel, S. Northrup, B. York, S Sadlier, S. Spear, I. Ieffrey M. Rains, K. Kayser, Mr. Iohn son. Row 3: D. Barnhart, D Fontana, B. Simon, L. Sukow H. Amundson, M. Heitzhau sen, M. Gilbert, G. Brunjes Row 4: A. Lauinqer, B. Thye A. DeHaven, B. Myer, P. Odell Req. 205 Row l IL. to HJ: E. Edqinton, C. delrtosset, B. Glanz, P. Lundquist, Mr. Carter, W. Keel- inq, A. Knudson, P. Stephens, D. Anderson. Row 2: M. Buel, D. Messenger, I. Crater, S. Hosken, Z. Zednick, B. Iohn- son, P. Small, B. Helfrich. Row 3: F. Schwab, B. Wat- kins, I. Meyer, L. Marx, M. Sprowls, H. Wiener, T. Raptor, D. Panzer. How 4: I. French, I. Buxton, M. Sanders, E. Bock- wood, G. Towle, D. Guinn, D Gustafson, D. Clark, P. Lau zen, I. Beaudoin. '2....i Req. 147 Row 1 II.. to RJ: P. Keele, B. Gillis, K. Bruns, B. Sturgeon I Miss Clouse, B. Iohnson, M. Church, C. Eddinqs, A. Spen- cer. How 2: I.Kniqht, I. Hann, T. Mandern, I. Erdman, I. Lauer, Z. Butler, I. Trans, H. Nuszbaum, T. Hanl. How 3: B. Young, B. Warren, D. Din- leld, S. Stockdale, L. Siverson G. Schuster, I. Morrison, R. Pailthrope, P. Crosley, P. Lesh. Row 4: I. Barnes, D. Sullo- way, T. Klosterman, M. Rob- inson, R. Heath, D. Wiebold A. Anderson, I. Torson. I Req. 209 How I II.. to RJ: E. Anderson, A. Zerbo, C. Tsiaris, I. Byers, Mr. lnqrahani, I. vVlllllHOlll, C. Marty, l. Sautnor, I. Bohor, R. Martin. Row 2: O. Wate son, M. Sutton, I. Iohnson, L. Bartcher, M. lvlarcor, M. Ciu- son, M. Morton, S. Stanton, S. DeVoo, H. Koilinason, N. llol- qet. Row 3: C. Smith, H. Frey, K. Leo, I, Miller, B. Koe- niq, T. Egan, N. Schawl. Row 4: S. Roll, G. Erickson, l. Nich- olas, D. Thomas, L. Lyle. Req. 233 Row 1 tl.. to RJ: M. Mills, B. West, S. Bateman, B. Camp, Mrs. Anderson, I. McAuthor. I. Rauscher, B. Scott, K, Wei- mer. Row 2: S. Gallaker, F Angel, D. Smith, B. Burns, P Seeley, I. Kelley, D. Deardortt A. Cunningham. Row 3: I Tyle, I. Elterich, B. Hulett, E. Parrett, G. Bouthillier, I. Wright R. Dittmer, I. Lesch. Row 4: G. Claussen, T. Muralt, D. Olsen, R I. Swennson, R. Haugerud, Krueger, T. Reid. Req. 247 Row 1 tl.. to RJ: M. Enkelis, I. Clough, C. Doss, S. McGibbon, Mrs. Collie, B. Williams, B. Burnett, K. Sanner. Row 2: G. Farr, I. Martin, M. South worth, I. Mitchell, S. Rooney I. Kruger, C. Darden, V. Oriel Row 3: I. Harris, T. Hilobard, C. Nasmith, W. Graeper, C. Lessing, M. Iohnson. Row 4 I. Ferrald, I. Crane, K. Patti- son, I. Beck, K. Rayburn, R. Ernst, D. Hauge, R. Gaps. 1 Req. 218 Row 1 tl.. to RJ: B. Boone, R. Friedman, A. Lutz, I. Erickson, B. Wick, P. Cudd, D. Dresie, L. Huffman, R. Munger, R, Platt. Row 2: P. Harlan, K. Sanford, I. Ziegler, N. Cable, K. Peterson, M. Iohnson, T. Krapp, D. Hemphill, T. Mar' tin, I. Burfitt. Row 3: M. Clark, A. Gozins, L. Andrews, P. Par- ker, D. Buchanan, I. Schwartz- kopf, S. Batten, K. Miller, W. Lei. Req. 239 Row 1 QL. to RJ: M. Stern, I. Young, D. Arestad, M. Herd- man, G. Steinmetz, R. Graetz, C. Upton, E. Smith, I. Mason R. Olsen. Row 2: C. Mishler, M. Gallowa, R. Haskell, I Eshelman, B. Switzer, D. Krue ger, M. Hull, B. Bowen, P English. Row 3: D. Bally, R Divine, M. Cline, S. Darling I. Weimer, I. McCulloch, R Scott, I. Lesman, D. Pasley D. Campbell. Row 4: P. San man, B. Wimmer, D. Nash, D Beal, B. Burr. we fi . I s s F5 f 1 s I ! Vern Scott Kaihy Dottorer President Vice-President X Icmice Young Carlaisohultz Secretary Treasurer The Sophomore Class of '54 can look with pride upon their achievements. Their officers have led them through an exciting year of work and play. For the Sophomores we say, A year well spent! , 'Pav 5 Mr. On- Mrs. Hiestand Counselors Req. 8 Row 1 KL. to RJ: N. Mesl-:el B. Hall, V. Kitchen, N. O'Keefe C. London, C. Butte, G. Iseli Row 2: M. Arthur, B. Iacobs, Y. Anderson, S. Penney, S Gannaway, S. Douglas, R Iohnston. Row 3: S. Gerber, D. Hubet, D. Hardin, I. Hof- land, M. Clothier, I. Childs. i Kp! Req. 16 Row 1 tL. to RJ: B. Goodier A. Barkliurst, I. Beierson, K Lanqiiold, Mr. Eilortsen, E Brice, B. Abrams, L. McMani qal, P. Packwood. Row 2: M. Menoath, H. Evans, M Davidson, Iolinson, C. Mar tin, S. Catlicart, I. Dethlefs Row 3: I. Palmer, K. Grant, I. Carlson, D, Ernert, V. Scott, K. Hedeen, I. McLarney, V. -Weber, D. Roberts. i Req. 2 Row 1 IL. to RJ: C. Reich, N. Otto, W. Diclcerman, Mrs. Dix- on, D. Elsasser, S. Goldstone, B. Beers. Row 2: I. Iolinson, A. Casey, G. McDowell, G. Bowl, N. Pollard, l. Daniis. Row 3: I. Elsasser, E. McKay, L. Schweqler, P. Davis, M. Berenson, B. Knebel, P. Ro- berts. How 4: D. Biorom, I. Canton, I. Dirlcs, B. Iacoby, E. Haymond, T. Gloss, I. Abel, I. Ostrander. Req. 14 Row l KL. to RJ: I. Van Dorn S. Woolach, A. Bustin, S lnqle, B. Weinstein, C. Ne ville. Row 2: S. Morrell, A Steqner, A. Shleifer, M. Mon row, P. Piper, B. Pitzer, R Ball. Row 3: M. Stuinbrook W. Miller, W. Satterberq, Mr Butler, D. Talon, H. White. Req. 120 Row l tl.. to HJ: B. Ashton, N. lleitinrin, I. Dr.-admond, B. l'f-firzsfiri, Miss Wichmann, C. Wfilkf-r, I. Middleton, C. Sinythfi, M. Blank. How 2: S. l,lrV6'lUll, K. Shaffer, E. Pr-virlinan, B. Windes, S. Arlfirris, fl. McNabb, I. Harvey, U. Geritsiiri, l. Trfpley. Row 3: L, Ancli-rson, S. Walcott, M. lit-ififiril, I. ltohirison, D. Dib- lilzfe, li. Fairies, N. Selden' vrrrq, ll. Mt-Lean, I. Rawlins. Row 4: li. Wilson, I. Iohn, A. Sodare, D. Iensen, T. Miles, l'. Zell, B. Mosher, B. Canutt. J -. A Req. 132 How l IL. to HJ: P. Iohnson, S. Borenson, R. Rosenlvurq, P. Brown, Mrs. Smith, K. Sutter' qren, E. Naqel, M. Spenver, C. Davey. How 2: D. Miller, C. Cheney, S. Walker, D. Def Mott, C. Fox, B. Tower, B. Smith, N. Kost, I. Liljeblad. Row 3: W. Woodman, B. Ro, qoway, T. Loqsden, D. Dom- iney, I, Sercomhe, E. Sund- holm, P. Laustrum, D. Nash. Row 4: ll. Weil, P. Carter, A. Amato, B. Pheister, D. Rade- macher. .AT ni- ..4...-.,. A Req. 128 Row I IL. to RJ: I. Bateman C. Liebhart, D. Spady, D Bayles, V. Bartell, I. Messner Row 2: C. Lanqhilde, C Cronk, G. Wojeih, B. Cham- berlain, N. Iohnson, M. Walk er, D. Starkel. Row 3: K Krieger, G. Lewis, R. Canning C. Dunn, W. Younq, I. Hagen miller, I. Wilson, B. Boehm Row 4: H. Fisher, R. Stout M. Selleclc, D. Peck, B. Iensen C. Dixon. il' Req. 134 Row l II.. to RJ: I. Cross, P. Waller, A. Anderson, G. lil- ler, Miss Olson, I. Fogq, M. Iones, A. Hunt, I. Bergman. Row 2: M. Burnett, I. Fox, L. Mayer, I. Sprowls, S. Clark, A. Wilmot, V. Ward, M. Wood, G. Tucker, I. Ruedy. How 3: G. Neely, C. Roslinq, S. Haldors, I. l-licks, F. Meyer, R. Larson, D. Forbes, I. Tay- lor, T. Bort. Row 4: G. Phipps, D. Weir, D. Iohnston. 1 1 Req. 144 Row 1 KL. to RJ: I. Steib, K. Anderson, D. Hall, A. Lorber, A. Blake, M. Gates, K. Vlahos, B. Rygh. Row 2: I. Weiss, C. Shultz, H. Wainwright, C. Moyer, E. Notle, I. Butler, B. Dunn, S. Poland, S. Cook. Row 3: H. Norris, S. Brockway, R. Kamma, B. Scearce, D. Du- pay, B. Prescott, Z. Silverbut, B. Holt. Row 4: M. Baker, E. Chirgwin, S. Moody, I. White, R. Lewis, E. Thompson. Req. 222 Row 1 lL. to RJ: C. Sussman, S. Brock, l.. Wright, Miss Whittlesey, G, Hetlank, I. Potts, M. Wayi, S. Whitney, B. liarris. Row 2: M. Hur- witz, M. Arena, I. Yokum, S. Sanger, B. Vlfagener, C. Calde well, T. Loworithal, M. Bauer, K. Murphy, N. Kraigness. Row 3: I, Aurie, M. Olds, I, Becker, T, Pringle, B. Wilbur, B. Stood, C. Sclirnitz. Row 4: H. Gellos, G. Childers, B. Edmunds, I. Biuecknr-1, S. Mullen, B. Koski. Req. 136 Row 1 II.. to HJ: I. Burtrager, N. Bergman, A. Karay, D. Browne, E. Urhic, Miss Ewer, G. Gunn, I. Whittington, S. Carter, V. Ward, S. Miller. Row 2: N. Russell, F. Hoiacke er, I. Nelson, C. Stall, V. Frey, N. Peitsen, I. Whittington, I. Ingram, C. Lindquist. Row 3: I. Clouse, D. Dunsan, B. Arastead, B. Teeples, B. Da- mon, B. Nickelson, B. Bou- lette, I. Mason. How 4: K. Ruff, I. l-lardesty, S. Shepherd, L. Millenman, A. Forester, G. Childs, I. Pipet, I. Iohnson. Req. 216 Row 1 II.. to RJ: B. Craig, B. Lovely, C. Butte, C. Amore, Mr. May, I. Mowlds, B. Ien- son, C. Bakoy, C. Shore. Row 2: D. Morris, C. LaPlante, S. Wheeless, I. Wade, M. Gilbert, P. Bollem, M. Hansen, K. Seed- Borg, E. Eddirigs, L. Muhtz. Row 3: R. Taylor, D. Buep- pell, B. Garihger, D. McKin- ney, C. Strickwerda, B. Price, B, Schulze, D. Harris. Row 4: C. Beaudoin, C. Brown, T. Moran, B. Kaplem, M. Ozasa- ki, B. Whitley. .pa- sqg,.,p Reg. 228 How l IL. to HJ: K. Alvoson I. Ms-ink, M. livumrzi, l'. Mv- iilic-iiy, Mizz. Iltutui, A. Srlioo - 6 IIlCI1iIl'I, K, lhittc.-is-I, ll, It-ns IJ, Kin-fzton. Row 2: A. ltrrdtfi, l.. l.unr-, A. lltttiiiititon, I l'ott1-r, I.. Cfoiiiiiiiiitgiz, C, Suy tltuii, M. liirtlizson, M. llaigmi. How 3: li. ljioth, K. liurdt, D l.incl:iay, I. llciyt, I, Kflllliil' upli:-isoii, ll. M1-resins-I li llc-nclric'k:s, Row 4: ll. WK'IlVf'lI I, Maul, W. lisfll, W. K1-nt, B Yost, ll. Olson. Req. 238 How l IL. to HJ: S. Senlt, I Potts, I. Younq, Mr. Orr, M Ludwiq, A. Glanz, I. Asher C. Buckmastor. Row 2: B Waqner, M. Ioiirolmon, I. Not tinqham, I. Whitten, S. Bor qardt, I. Edwards, I. Krause I. Swanson. Row 3: I. Wilcox M. Beeteni, P. Charleston, D MacEachern, B. Isaacson, D Cross, B. Steinnietz, D. Burns I-11 Munsow, B. Ford, H. GevurtzI Row 4: B. Ehrenstrom, F D. Tonneson, M. Killoran. in Req. 242 Row l IL. to RJ: N. Borquist, lt. l'iiu-, M. Swant, S. Mc- Cabe, Mis. Newcomer, A. Cfruson, li. Crown, I. Godey, lk, Dunn. Row 2: M. llawn, fl. Mc'Cullor'h, B. lflliott. I. Irilinfion, M. O'Donm-ll, M. Lud- wia, I. Simmons, lt. Wagner. Row 3: IS. llarvuy, D. Belch, lt. Iavkson, D. Kjoine, B. Kino- rsliita, IJ. 'l'uc'kcrr, M. Olsen, I. WllKlllf3lJIl, L. Gilison. Row 4: I.. H11-fe, G. Stephens, I. lflirrll, 12.31-hui-k, ll. MQJCLIUIOY, lt. Ciowla.-y, 'I', Campbell. ., 4. iQ ral S.. B' S I Req. 244 Row 1 IL. to RJ: M. MacEach- ern, M. Poe, K. Boxx, C. Reich, S. Larsen, Mr. Knox, B. Parry, N. Swenson, K. Dahl, S. Sims, I. Iohnson. Row 3: W. Walbridqe, B. lleiqel, S. Olson B. Moon, P. Balch, I. Bossio, T. Curry, B. Lewis, M. Schultz. Row 3: T. Ordeman, B. Iacohs, I. Hawkins, I. Mc- Gill, P. Riley, T. Campbell B. Ellerby, A. Stewert. 1 Iim Damis Iocmne McMath President Vice-President Bdlbdfd EXIGY Dulcy Stephenson Secretary Treasurer Upper-classmen at last! The Iuniors have found their place in Grant. The junior officers worked hard in planning the year's activities. Their efforts were not in vain for this year was suc- cessful in every way. Miss Dcxiris Mr. Robinson Counselors ,X Jerry Iones Sergeant-at-arms Melvin Harris Sergeant-at-arms pf Req.113 B How 1 II.. to RJ: I. Brandon. F. Moeser, I. Tliornpson, P. Buckley, Miss Younq, I. Gor- man, I. Hiulirnorid, B. Filer, H. Andrews. Row 2: B. Mc- Graw, H. Scliwcirrn, A. Iaco, D. Nicholson, E. Deal, S. Love- lett, K. Ltirqt-, M. Akero, B. Ludwiq, B. Armstronfg, L. Kich- ler, I. K1-illifir-k. Row 3: B. Bencio, B. Burrows, D. Can- lif-ld, N, Wir-liold, L, Bass, H. Kane, N, Peek, D, Hodel, I. Haaland, 12. Olson, I. Damis, T. Parker. I-nil all ll! ll QU Req. 143 Row 1 ll.. to RJ: S. llfilin, P. Crirnpliell, P. Svlirniirik, C. KOTI!1Cf.'S, ll. N4-ilsf-n, M, Platt, P, Faulkner, G. Tatliwell, I. Simon. Row 2: I.. Koenifg, S. Cliff, I. Arinin, S, White, D. Moore, M. Bolirer, P. Scott, D. llaufien. Row 3: ll. Fields. L. Ecklirirclt, C. lworlies, D. Boyce, I. Sodini, K. Clawson, G. Haddon, G. Kalin. Row 4: C. Baker, B. Padie, L. Bruqh, T. Vinci:-nt, I, Green- blatt, F. Staples, B. llickok, .Q IN l Req. 114 Row 1 II.. lo R.l: I. Bernliardt L, Wyrivciop, II. Lvinard, Miss Handiord, D. Stephenson, B l.eBaren, C. Ktiser, M, Ienness How 2: I. Lainpios, 1., Voeller S. Dittnier, M, McKinney, H Piper, B. Bowles, T. Dalrymple R. Iensen, If VVrialit, K. Fast L, Gallaalier. Row 3: C, Wil son, D. Allen, N. Merrill, I Heilia, T. Doss, T. Davis, I Newcomer, I. Iones, F. Gil more. Req. 207 Row 1 IL. lo RJ: S. Force, I. Erickson, I. Pettit, S. Hellman, S. Robertson, N. Kniss, S. Howe, F. Gilmore, R. Klass, D. Hill. Row 2: D. Martin, S. Iordan, I. Van Saun, S. Rose, M. Adkins, I. Gilbert, M. Frost, L. Dimiduke, N. Wil- liams, G. Hitchcock, D. Gren- fell. Row 3: D. Andrews, B. Fleiriicke, B. Hauqhton, E. Rob- inson, R. Hansen, B. Taylor, K. Alkema, T. Sweeney, C. Sweet, B. Nevelli. Row 4: G. Melcher, I. Pender, B. Robin- son. Req. 211 Row 1 KL. to RJ: E. Zolch, H. Piazza, C. Wirth, V. Lounse bury, Mr. Rickles, S. Salstrom, B. Dobler, A. Christianson, S. Altiq. Row 2: S. Gilmore, B. Hallett, C. Craiqe, G. Malloy, B. Stevens, C. Kern, S. Hough, A. Billiter, C. McCutchan. Row 13: R. Plebuch, D. Lucas, I. McDowell, D. Towers, D. Wright, I. Helander, G. Law- rence, B. Goemmel. Row 4: L. Sutton, D. Roecker, G. Wooley, G. Lansing, I. Iones, I. Timmins, I. Lauqhton, I. Siqnor, D. Hanks. -Q! Req. 214 Row l CI.. to RJ: M. Cooke, S. Needy, B. Osqood, N. An- drews, M. Damman, M. Claus- sen, R. Northam, S. Iones. Row 2: H. Potts, M. Iones, I. Lehmer, C. Wells, K. Klans, C. Flint, S. Gordon, B. Orr, C. Ronald, B. Caplan. Row 3: G. Leech, I. Vahl, B. Bauer, I. Dahl, L. Weeks, D. Hewitt, B. Sipila, I. Blair, I. Woods. Req. 210 Row 1 II.. to RJ: C. Buff, A. Morgan, D. Huihertord, I. Kratochvil, Miss Eclcelson, S. Leon, M. Darrauqh, D. Green, D. Bauke. Row 2: D. Davis, G. Lundberq, C. Brown, M. Shenker, I. Williams, S. Hob- inson, D. Aaris, K. Haden. Row 3: B. Kretzmier, G. Wein- stein, N. Hauser, S. Laws, A. Notson, I. Funk, D. Darling, L. Ennor, W. Kersh. Row 4: I. Stacklae, I. McFarland, I. Riley, L. Lisier, D. Cramer, G. Dorsey, D. Beadlinq, C. Schill- inq, B. I-Iunt, K. Holloway. Req. 212 How l IL. to RJ: I. McMath, M Lindquist, C. Miller, Mrs. Mar tin, D. Hanna, S. Andre, I Morser. Row 2: I. Bibley, I Sandy, C. Kinser, C. Iohnson G. Donald, A. I-Iardt, N. Iohn son, I. Hill. Row 3: M. Mc Math, I. Iones, D. Foreman A. Foqq, I. Bills, A. Smith, S Walter, M. Setters. Row 4: H. Smith, D. Goldberg, I Carlson, D. Potter, B. Miller P. Herder, I, Dyer, A. Hood I. Folston, P. Nudelman. 3' Req. 215 Row l IL. io RJ: IJ. IIrru11f'f1, M. VVIIIUIIIIIEIJII, S. I :.-zivrsurl. Y. l.rr:1rr1frr1, M. Vrnrql, IrII:crI, W. IJQII:-I, ll. KIIUIISKIIIKI, I. Irfnv-s, IJ. Nm-arm. How 2: C. . I , lmfgfg, I. Irxy, I. Iirrrrcfn, L. Mrnhn, il. Avhklr-y, M. Cars, If-r, I. IS:-Hu, I. Wrsc-, 13. Stuf- wrci, I. M4LfulIou-gh, S. Sul- frwfry, II. Andrvws. Row 3: I. Avkln-y, Ii. Nr-vl, Ii. IIur1l, IJ. Iiollfrncl, K. IIOIJIIISOII, 'I'. IIll'IfSf'IlIll'lCI I, I- IIUIIWI PY . ,- Wrlfmx, I. f.I1rrk, II. .,Inw141, B. IIffII'rn4I, K Kruqv-r, M155 Alnr. Req. 231 W I lo RJ1 I.IK'LIf'IlK'k. I IH-rrfwrr, If. Lrrrxsffn, I. Ard- r y, il. liruriy, fl. liuyrmlds, I II'4'I!SIllI1, IJ Ihrrrrlwrrd, ID. ,. l111II1. Row 2: rv1'IllfM'fIl'I, I. I 1.1511-rl, IIr1h'Iy, II42y- ,. K. . Ill Iris, .r. N.-lawn, .L imrrtzsurr, I W4-rvlvr, 'I'. Iiuqerwfry. Row 3 If. Ivrnknffn, U. Cwrrrrull, I.. IJ lIIIrrfrIf, V. Wrngrlvfr, IJ. I rn:-n, II. IIr1rn, IJ. Yrfurlfq, IJ. 1-:aIr:f. Row 4: II. WfIIkI'Y, W. Iifxkfrr, I. II'rk1-nsm1tI1, K. Irrlrlrnru, I.. I.:-krrrz, I. Kfrlzer, Nr-urnvrnn, M, I'-rrkfrr. I il.- Req. 221 Row I II.. to RJ: E. Olson, H Golby, I. Srnoot, Mrss Ander- son, I. Hrter, E. Andrews, I Iiurbrsorr, M. Hubbard. Row 2: I.. Bmxqle, N. Frtzsnnrnons,M Sweynor, P. Aldrrvh, S. Lrtllo- john, K. Clrif, I. Whrttrnqton N. Knapp, H. Prrce. Row 3: H. Duncan, B. DuI1Iqron, G Honnrnq, D. Gale, R. Burley D. Mrvko, D. Shrwson, G. Bell Row 4: H. Vorrtclr, M. Dutton M. Loo, B. Ionos, T. Brown B. Owen, II Irrrrdsbrrrxl. Req. 237 How 1 KL. to RJ: V. Strurn, D. VVIIIIXIIIIS, Y. I.vG.rII, A. Mor- rgrrn, Mlss Iflrrynlnrni, S. Pow! I-rs, H. Ilrrrksnru, Ii. Trrrwrn, II. Iiwbrrrsurr. Row 2: I. Isvlr, II. YYvc'Iurrvw1r, I. SOWOII, I. K'nnn1n-aI1rnn, I. I.rr.12wr1, L. Ihrrrqsvr, C. Iirxss, LI. Grrtirth, I.. Nrslwt. How 3: L. IIIIIIOY, 'If Sulrwtrvlri, II. Slorrlvorq, If. VVr1I10r::, M. IIIIIVIIIINII, C. Iiruwks, S. Llvurrrv, Il. Crrplrrrr, II. Srrvruzv, IX. Ilrvrs. Row 4: II. Wust, II. Lesser, B. Mc- Ilrrlrrrrri, II. II1Co, B. Kvlly, R. Knmpp. Req. 249 Row 1 lL. to RJ: S, Helzer, M Bmw, M. lvlurruy, XX. Beckett M155 Oslzum, M. Gram, B Dc-ul, l.. Olmxss, N. Falkner' How Z: l.. Vhvvlwr, R. Hull, D li:ml1, l'. Mlrwllfimxrl, I. Short ll. 1r1plm1,R. llopgw, D. Rohlf- xulq, I. Do lvlummm Row 3: M. lllzms, H. G1 mg , I. Murdon- wld, B. Src-yirurmlz, ll, Bloom- limwi. G. Cluwr., T. Friedlcnd, I. Nurvf-r, D. Peczrlmrm, R Sulmwillfsml. V... .I . E. if , '53 Req. 243 Row 1 IL. to RJ: S. Gabriel, B. Gullouy, I. Wcxkumlm, B. Exlcfy, li. Nvlsom, Il. Mc.1c.:lciQ, P. Olmfm. Row 2: I. Firms, L. Hfmis, W. Se.mlm.rr, M. Bock- wr, S. Iolmscm, D. Grxrwo. S. Dl.xv1s, H. Hodmsl-cy, Row 3: ll. l.oclfewic'l-c, I. Frans, B. Wnxfg- qurwr, I. Mc'Gl10cv, D. Kovcir, D. Carroll. Row 4: D. S10-mc-r, ll. Flezldllousv, M, Hfwlhorn, D. Blcqflcluurrm, W. Riglpon, P. Wfflrlllf.-1me1'. 6.5 unix. C' :M ll' :wt li-X :. 1.'i11rf::. ' lll fl t. A ' su NR? Al'S4 I1l from Req. pl-ttums. PIYSI floor cmrl lifrsomom. ,,,...--,-q- Gm W, 1 's fm! l Z Q SQ X if 'E School Daze ,, fu. w i,.'22'.,:-2-fy -'2bg.1 !,,f W ,Jig rwzlbx ,Y K. -'..i-lar k ?A ' 1 g, M, X Fm, f N rj T221 W f I :: j1'i? 1 A 1sQx,I tx ' W'-,, iw,f I s. . X' Q-.tl-.ful-L--au....hu-vw..,, .. X ,K x wb Study Hull? Always eotmql X XX 535 J' 3'-4'-5 2:5 ew? .kxmm Know ledge for sophomores Freshman Service Group Wm ant' WL MV! A ren't the frosh smoll? 2 Reference seekers? Future House wivesl Royalty getting reody4 Billie Plclcek A E7 Jbzzof Q' ff , 22 ,. I : 5- A x 5 Wk 'K 1 s A J' U1 ' p, - K F. Blany lean Chin 'V by N MGW0 Frost I M ff. k f ,A,, Janice Webber Ann Nogson y w l fi nl - ' G 'M 5, ' ' I g sv 4 145' 52 . I 12 ij ,fm 4 1 WI W , I 1 ' K . W- ,W , , , Kathy Anderson Barbara Exley , ' raw' arxanne Wegxa mg 2 r ib, Y f gy' f Q V ' 2 ,, l f ,V 5 2 1. N ', gy E Tay' f M l M 2 A l. 'Nay 'EL 5 W ' L .6 4 li W 54 K l , D TL, ' S l by W A w l f I W' gn fx j ' 'I N ' ' -nj rf ff y X . . ' iw A l 1 l l l li l l Marilyn Swan! Molly Gilbert Sharon Mccqbel S1-19 WCIICOII S W, , . 5 , ' :-- .L, A . M A ,W Nxzf ' 'HA 5' V 'lm ' 4 ex iii' l ' SOL F 4 ' my til 4 , PGQQY Burhyfe Wilburla Lea Yvonne Bowles Fall President Nancy Collins Spring Presiden t GIRLS FALL COUNCIL Freshmen: Ianet Iones, President, Io Ann Bush, Vice-President. Betty lean Chin Sophomore: Helen Wainwright, President, Nancy Borquist, Vice-President Fall Secretar Iunior: Donna Aaris, President: Shirley White, Vice-President. y Senior: Shauna Iohnson, President, Mary Iohnson, Vice-President. SPRING COUNCIL Freshmen: Ioanne Elterich, President, Barbara Burns, Vice-President. Mary Iohnson Sophomore: Marilyn Swant, President Marilyn Walker, Vice-President. Spring Sefretary Iunior: Dulcy Stephenson, President, Ianet Van Saun, Vice-President. Senior: Kathy Anderson, President, Billie Placek, Vice-President. G we etgi Dv! Mum Show Directors: B. I. Chin, Mrs. Newcomer Y. Bowles, B. Geyer Leoqge 4 home-I Qiixd SWS- X NW Mum Show Court: Queen Bonnie ond Princesses lone, Sue, ond Non Q1 Twilight in Toylondn R. Hoppy, I. r X 'i I in s X4 Gary Holt Fall President BOYS' FALL COUNCIL Freshmen: Dean Lampros, President Buz Constance, Vice-President. Qegnc Gfmf Sophomore: Mike Selleck, President Bob Thorpe, Vice-President. 4 Sec'e '3' Iunior: Dexter Hanks, President Larry Lister, Vice-President. Senior: Bob Finzer, President: Tack Palmer, Vice-President. Dave N arver Spring President l SPRING COUNCIL Freshmen: A1 Dehaven, President. D?ug Sandy Sophomore: Mike West, President. Sfmng Secfetary Iunior: Gary Kahn, President. Senior: Dewey Barton, President. LEAGU The Boys' League has been one of the busiest organiza- tions around Grant this year. As well as the frequent assemblies that they have put on, they are in charge of the Sosh Center every Monday night. They have also worked jointly with the Girls' League to sponser the noon movies. Another activity was the dance held jointly by the Boys' and Girls' Leagues. This year has been a much more active one for the Boys' League than those of the past. Spring Girls Spring Boys LEAGUE REPS Full Girls Fall Boys VOLUNTARY CGMMITTEES Counselors' Office Helpers Mrs. Schroeders Helpers Mr. Ericksorfs Helpers Tordy Office Helpers Student Body Office Helpers Library Helpers Projection Crew Memoirs Contoct Committee Q' x Assembly Committee Lost ond Found Helpers Usher Stage Squad and Sound Crew F all and Spring S ervice S quads A FALL SPRING 4 Fire squad Council Chaos during Memoirs Assembly Robert Iackson and Robert Iohnson DRAMA Our Drama Department has undergone a change this year. For the first time in years We have a new instructorg in fact two. Robert Iackson and Ralph Iohnson each have classes in begin- ning dramatics and Mr. Iackson has one class in advanced dramatics. Together their classes have aided in the production of many wonderful assemblies and programs. Mr. Iackson's classes have added their talents to the Christmas program, the P. T. A. and Dad's Club Show, the Spring Show, and the Shakespeare class' presentation of Merry Wives of Windsor. His advanced students found time to present the first play in Dress rehearsal oi Senior Drarnateur production, CHARLETS AUNT. TV Celebrities in Dad s Show ' 0 s , V S Our Christmas Angel Dramatic: ln Girls' Loaqua Assembly Dick Fraruko, Ogden DEPARTMENT 13 years. It was Cliorley's Aunt, Also The Curious Savage and ' Arsenic and Old Loco have been given to pleased and capacity audiences. Also under the Drariatics Department are the speech classes and debate learn. Wo have been honored by having an excel- lont team wnich has won much statewide distinction for thern- selves and the school, by winning the Linfield college senior debate tournament.. The Drariatics Department has very caioably carried on its past successful record, and continues to add new activities for future projects. Drama and Choral Departments POTUUY U Mmdcan chdnmu' M Y N EQS Pxfe x S Y gi .w 3, -,aw+,,,,t iv ':5lEi5?ff:-mx Y i dig Wim 4 M: 467 . ,, 4 , gg , A fig 3 .Z Y. ,K . 5 ,,. M L ,, ,A. X b K ,: ,. Xi? ' Q .,.. U W- M 3 , 'Q' 1 W f A2 A, .. f , R r wx , .. X , , ,Q f 1 A I K ..,.,3 x , R 2 , sid, M fm 9 XF ' A ' . . ,S 3. his' 'Is ASSEMBLIES Maesiro Such Lovely Maidens Such Lovely Voices --iii iw ai INN, Ah! What Fun Pinata Time' Mk X' l fs 5 TV ui Gram? CHCJRAL A Cappella The Choral Department, under the very cap- able direction of Mrs. lean Vancil, has con- tinued to uphold the fine reputation it has gained through the past years. The tour large groups, the A Capella Choir, Carolers, Iunior Choir, and Chanters as well as the smaller ones, Triple Trio, Boys' Octet, and Swing Six- teen, have added greatly to the excellence of the assemblies, and other school productions. Grantonians always look forward to the Christ- mas program in which this department always Choir Officers DEPARTMENT Choir plays a large part. The annual Spring Show is the Choral Department's main production. Although they are assisted by the other depart- ments, Mrs. Vancil's groups do all the original work. The Senior Choir, Octet, Triple Trio, and Swing Sixteen are in constant demand by out- side groups and are often busy entertaining. We must all give Mrs. Vancil a great deal of credit for her outstanding leadership of the Choral Department. Swing Sixteen Carolers Officers Y 'Ki , Junior Choir Offlcgn FIRST CHAIR The orchestra contributes to the color ot as- semblies and provides its members with valu- able musical experience by means of many programs throughout the year. Under the cap- able direction of Mr. McDowell all types of music are played, from folk tunes to Beethoven symphonies, and everyone able to play an in- strument may belonq to this worthwhile organi- zation. ORCHESTRA MARCHING DANCE BAND BAND FIRST CHAIR BAND L vw ,n BAND OFFICERS Another branch of the instrumental depart- ment is the band. In all kinds ot weather its members may be seen practicing drills and formations, and it has added to the interest of many rally assemblies and games. The leader and members alike are to be commended for their spirit and originality, in both marches and band yells. We are proud to have one of the best bands in the city. 5 'J f t' - f, .ips 1' 9' ' 1 4 W , I 3 V, Q 0:- 5' We wb' 'E . .I J- 4-A r naw, .- ,, mmm 5 sm A no I I iggirxwsmshfnm svmv s i 2,'i?:4 3 -F24 fi W 2- M f 45. Y Q f'3'f NVQ Q55 'Q X: 0 N 1 t ,L X! Q5 O f N 'lv K2 S 6 QVWX X-0915 Nam C K, M. lg, fgg Q X1 Yx GRANTS SQpt9.TTJbQ,Y' wig Sgpteyn ber- ! - Qi 1 ,Q 713-1 0 ij' S Xf9Zfgf JB , ' E Ll?Z f-as + 'Q N N? Eff 5- L, iff. Q ' 1 Ui SCHUUL -STARTS FOOTIALL JAH l0REf December Jamiarll Cm M- 3 giguuwsg. Q15-its A x l ,ig CETQ '92 X' :ff o ' '41, N A-N., O I 3 L-xxx Y!! W X- ml? ' 1 M I N F hi -f-X Z2 Q91 gi! f m l1ixYf,gY QC' A ., A f gm if :' fx KA Kwfyzykf'-M 1 -1 1 'Fel 4 W '4iX-ff -lkh M xr' jj1 1 ':?:. ,..?'!5.? !' ru. 21, if f , X ff' :'f?l o jf! fb A -, 4Z'w-!!ffZllZf1Hf67 up 4 TVIRP SEASDN NEW TERM K Fl pri.-LI H X 4 f'Ra.g -, - 'I - f 7 Q' WK fi m WN . ? ISSINGI ' . 1 iiy , X! N 01 NMUKBOJH 5. J fm' 112,22 -I, 0 0 ls. ffwf il '2,L-rfb? W 0 W My lj Y' If - A f Jim? 1 W .7 if ' gh V45 ,EFL l xnamgi 'Isl J , I q A ss I , .... fl ' llii i ikgiliiiill l ,Q i l IM I ll , Yi - U W -1 lfcw 'Q J '1?E 1!WHl digg gs 223 mfr- . SENIOR CLASS PLAY ' mv -FETE CALENDAR . - ... O OCJCOb6r' ' o mber I -N ve OA. IZ A Z fr ' ..- ll Q F? XX av ' L 9 44. :Nl . X . 0 fr one f Q 'Si' qx ' 'ifgvu xi RIZF Q I . 4 X U 5 M f- L -4 I f -,J . E! d if f O11 ' F F A W WF Ti 3 'Q' I 'f:1.gE?fk 4 EA,:: ':fiwf.ia M wwf OO If U' f.- YANK! N '4 -1 5 ,S-417' 5:5 CHRYSANTHEHUN SHOW H-February 2.3 O p X . ' I I , 1' ,NJQ a,'f . -?F.:'Q s sl' Q xv i l .. 9 'if ' SSN 3' K S ,yy X r 4 gf.f . i1 - s .5 z ' jkgis ilp wwf I -w e 5 S BASK BAL 1 Ju ne E Y ff x 51 'Agimkkg-iw g ,f 5 54 1 Maw If head x . 5 O 'if S: K Q6 fl - GRADUATION M THANKSGIVING DANCE l4.El'if'.I M xi '? Fw X f-ff -Xl TK Q5 4LfL-xfX,., 'LW , ax - l3'g S' - C m,,?gfqfQLf , . 1, --1 x -iw aug-3 if f, ,E., ? ff cf .O P ff SPRING VACATION MJ ,gg 75' - V CG frm FFTTZE7 -Ox Q MEL' knfrrrr' as M... 17 L95 I '-'Nu' I .J , - I it -94. - , if .X 253 X SCHOOL'S OUT A -r The club system this year has run very smoothly under the capable guidance of Mr. Phil Sorenson, our club advisor. He has been ably assisted by the tall Student Body Vice-Presi- dent, Karol Elterich and the spring Vice-President, Anne Cham- bers. It is the Vice-Presidents job to manage the club system during her term of office. The clubs are classified according to their purpose or in- terest: social, service, interest, and honorary. Next in line come the three club councils each of which send representa- tives to the inter-club council. Throughout the year the clubs have sponsored innumerable projects and activities beneficial to the school, the community, or themselves. While the system here in Grant High School is changing constantly, we tind it is certainly being greatly improved and is greatly improving the school. INTERCLUB COUNCILS I' 'ak SPRING FALL Honor Society HON ORARY CLUBS The honorary clubs, Royal G and the Honor Society, have greatly in- creased their membership this year. Royal G is the athletic honorary, but it also contributes rruch in service to the school. The Honor Society represents those whose grades and scholastic achievements are exceptional. Both or- aanizations have participated in projects both inside and outside of school. Because there are only two, there is no Honorary Club Council or Honorary Club of the Term. Nevertheless both of these clubs have been actively inter- ested in promoting new ideas and projects and furthering their individual interests. 'V H f i 1' A-all Royal FALL Pres. C. Brattain V.Pres. D. Stotfer Sec.-Tr. F. Rehmus G SPRING F. Re-hmus R. Baker B. Duqcm SERVICE CLUBS The service clubs this year have done much work toward the improvement of conditions in our school and in the community. Tri-Y was the fall Service Club of the Term followed closely by Pep and Hi-Y. The fine job done by all these clubs has been an inspiration to ev- ery student in such cases as cleaning up our Grade C cafeteria so that We were finally granted an lt would be impossible to enumerate all the services performed by these or- ganizations headed by their competent Service Club Council. SPRING FALL Hi-Y FALL Pres. I. Exley V.Pres. H. Iohnson Sec. D. Stoiier Treas. G. Pieretti Mixer FALL SPRING Pres. A. Krueger G, Piereui V.Pres. P. Neubert D, Eslinger SGC- P- C'-UTY B. Dobler Treas. M. Peddicord D, Gray SPRING B. Robert C. Bratta B. Inman B. Duqcm Optimist FALL Pres. E. Stiles V.Pres. I. Rosenthal Sec. D. Iohnson Treas. B. Meador SPRING D. Gray D. lohnson D. Dominey B. Finzer Red Cross Council 'ALL and SPRING Zo-Pres. C. McCaskey C, Jenkins Sec. C. Hlnkle Pep FALL Pres. I. Palmer V.Pres. C. Younqstrom Sec. P. Lauer Treas. D. Wald Tri - FALL Pres. D. Iaco V.Pres. N. Barr Sec. K. Wheeler Treas. K. Anderson SPRING W. Iames B. Placek D. Stephenson R. Nicol Y SPRING D. Iaco N. Barr K. Wheeler K. Anderson Zip FALL Pres. R. Hunsucker V.Pres. S. Stafford Sec. L. Rygh Treas. B. Kellogg SPRING E. Thomas I. Hately I. Stout I. Hickok Wings FALL Pres. P. Pearson V.Pres. M. Fitzpatrick Sec. D. Lund Treas. D. Ennis INTEREST CLUBS The interest clubs at Grant represent the many varied individual interests of the stu- dents. They have sponsored activities illustrative of their purpose and have held joint meet- ings With similar clubs throughout the city. The Interest Club of the Term was Clefs which showed achievement in the field of music. Our interest clubs help us to develop our personal interests and further our appreciation of them, SPRING K. Ande: D. Lund N. Pauls I. Webe FALL SPRING Amica FALL SPRING reg, G, Lucgg D. Lockhart '.Pres. G. Hitchcock l- Richmond ec. I. Richmond I. MGNOOH reas. A. Phillips l. MCCull0uqh ATA FALL Pres. I. Slqnor V.Pres. A. Haag Sec. S. Connel Trees. I. Signor gp-n-14 Ampro FALL Pres. D. Farley V.Pres. W. Schnieder Sec. B. Brown Trees. P. Wienhiemer Aremcrc FALL SPRING Pres. L. Ennor D. Moke V.Pres. M. Lee M. Lee Sec. W. Kersh B. Elliot Trecrs. D. Moke W. Kersh 592 Fa :Kgs ,P1Q.g i fm ww W 3 W' 31' ll i'i?,S2 ,Q L. F5 x5 . 5 f f 2? gig X Q z .3 ig 'i ' r , :fr A- 435 H iii W A Q 2 ,gf 13' fm 'L use is , y, . .W A X: L - an iii? im 'RF H 'wi ' fy x ,L 'Y v V 5 5 if W A , Ng' 'W 1' 'E ' ,. W SYA Q Q' vii :Q gf ir ,+ :QM iw F is if 'ff - if M' ig , K .sk 3 A k A ,NY il Q kg mv ii 5 gk gl gm 3 . V V L 345' is gm m ,W tg in W1 w.,-L: -.-p----m......, .M Y V X' 4 X 8, x ia 6 i 1. fl'-ff Q K x w PV x as - f Q' Ne Q4 X ' iii ' L x i 9 an j 4,,, Q i , Q Y. Y' 1 . X, Q ww as W mx SS 3 64- V A 'if if-Q 4, Mwgie Va' W 4 W v Q -is-fs fi' J fl? 1 will bd Qu, 3 , u -J 9 Cyl xv . 1 x 'if' p .6-IFZD, . ,,,, -.' 1 . as ,ig ,Z 1-Q xt. ar .1 in Q11 I A: Qin. ' X xv s w .X N L' lgQ,gi'?',,.W Lygwkuig ,I W. . 5 'S ii A 3 a, ,V - fy i N2 af., 355 ' it A Y K , , K it x,. . X. M. 1 R i 1 9. 'Y' ra 42. av, 94' as 09 1 4 ii fax - XS- 55 5 2 Kandahar FALL Pres. R. Funk V.Pres. H. Barraqer Sec. T. Dalyrymple Treas. D. Iohnson SPRING H. Barrager D. Johnson S. Shaffer D. Anderson Ph1lador1an FALL Pres. C. Brattain SPRING I. Dahlberq V.Pres. C. Grant Sec.-Tr. F. Rehmus T. Brewer B. Meador G -Note FAU- SPRING Pres. I. Piqq 1. Heitzhause V.Pres. I. Walcott I. pigg Sec. D. Williams C. Wells Treas. L. Weeks I. Com-mh Masque and Gavel FALL SPRING Pres. B. Dugan T. Larson V.Pres. N. Collins L. Landrud Sec. P. Case B. Geyer Treas. I. Rosenthal K. Elterich Quill and Scroll FALL Pres. E. Molby V.Pres. G. Graap Sec. C. Wells Treas. K. Evans l ' 1 l nxi, SPRING K. Evans B. McFarland C. Iackson D. Moore Tl D, ash .X Rod and Reel FALL SPRING Pres. D. Narver D- NGW91' V.Pres. I. Tenliyck V- WCKJD91' Sec. M. Chaffee I. Nurver Treas. I. Iones L' ECkhUfdf Sans Soucr FALL Pres. B. Hoffman V.Pres. R. Sipila Sec.'Tr. M. Hanthorn SPRING D. Brooks R. Sipila 'S C. Lundquist G. Iseli l,T....,i Siqma Lambda Chi FALL SPRING Pres. S. Davis D. Boqh V.Pres. D. Boqh W. Djckermgn Sec. B. Goodier I, Nelson Treas. S. Hahn M, Burnett Thalicm FALL Pres. M. Mcxleiis V.Pres. P. Schumacher Sec. I. Becrudoin Treas. S. Williamson SP1-i1NG I. Becudoin Y. Bowles L. Kolden N. Collins Snip FALL Pres. I. Ardrey V.Pres. S. Salstrom Sec. S. Brown Trees. P. Becker SPRING S, Brown L. Koenig I. Ardrey F. Becker Tempo FALL Pres. N. Kniss V.Pres. S, Howe Sec. F. Tibbits Trees. R. Robinson SCCIAL CLUBS if I 2 -I gsfsh fi . ew,,,,ss15 I -I .. by-1 RQ. - -M I I :ALL 1 . .,.. 'R 4 , ' SPRING ' N, fi nw was an me kj SPRING D. Moyer M. Arena S. Littlejohn S. Littlejohn The social clubs have highlighted our school year with their many formal and informal dances. They have lived up to their name by holding many joint meetings and inter-school functions, thus establishing a successful inter-school relationship. The social clubs have, in addition, performed numerous service projects not only in school but also by helping the needy outside our school. The Social Club of the Term was Tisque, followed by Klix and Co- quett G. 9. Alpha FALL Pres. P. Pearson V.Pres. S. Linder Sec. I. Hulbert Treas. N. Paulson Theta SPRING K. Anderso: I. Deacon N. Paulson D. Dreske Alpha Nu FALL Pres. I. I-Iickok V.Pres. A. Maxwell Sec. B. McFarland Treas. W. Iames SPRING A. Maxwell T. Brewer B. McFarland D. Nims Chek FALL Pres. P. Curry V.Pres. G. Borgardt Sec. Y. Bowles Treas. S. Dobbs SPRING G. Borqardt S. Williamson N. Iustus P. Morud Cuieaf F. ga ,Q ,F Q Q fm if K H... F Vlq., , VA I Mr . . . , 1 . FALL SPRING Pres. B. Snook D. Adams V.Pres. D. Adems S. Whitted ec. G. Borqerdt I. Deines Trees. S. Whitted C. McCu1c,-hqn .gf , . .mg A Duce FALL Pres. I. Iones V.Pres. I. Heilig Sec. I. Leuqhton Trees. I. Newer BLD 4 I by I I ' G- ,, L -X SPRING I. Heiliq G. Kehn L. Eckherdt B. Rice W Coquette FALL Pres. C. McCutche'n V.Pres. D. Stephenson Sec. S. Lesmen ' Trees. S. Nelson SPRING B. LeBeron M. Cook I. Ronald D. Rutherford Delta Delta FALL Pres. B. Frey V.Pres.I. Triplett Sec. I. Tensyck Trees. I, Olson SPRING I. Olson H. Berreger I. Briles I. Iones Esqulre SPRING B. Foster D. Ellis D. Livingston D. Yost SPRING G. Iohnson M. Platt P. Falkner M. Darragh Pres. B. Exley Flcur FALL SPRING A. Christiansen V.Pres. A. Christiansen I. Brandon c. I. Brandon C. Miller B. Stevens Treas. 'C. Miller Klix FALL Pres. P. Neubert V.Pres. M. Plogq Sec. S. Shaffer Treas. C. Andrus SPRING I. Comer I. Mead L. Torrance E. Petersen Linx Lambda FALL Pres. I. Dchlberq V.Pres. G. Owen Sec. D. Haugen Trecs. B. Mecdor SPRING G. Owen B. Mecxdor T. Tindle P. Spear FALL Pres. I, Ruedy V.Pres. S. Walker Sec. M. Sw-:mt Trecs. N. Swenson SPRING S. Wheeless N. Iohnson H. Wainwright I. Young Octo Ducas Mu Nu Xi FALL Pres. I. Keller V.Pres. G. Pieretti Sec. R. Butler Trees. M. Reed SPRING G. Pieretti N. Baker D. Ncxrver R. Butler FALL Pres. D. Gray V.Pres. I. Duffy Sec. W.Ic1cobs Ttecrs. D. Stoifer SPRING C. Brctlcrin D. Scmdy D. Iohnson R. Baker Sigma Alpha FALL Pres. D. Wald V.Pres. R. Kclloz Soc. G. Suckow Trees. T. Treece SPRING T. Treece I. Palmer D. Riqq D. Steqnex Tao La Chi FALL Pres. D. Lund V Pres. D. Ennis oc. I. Fisher Treus. M. McLeod SPRING R. Knight M. McLeod C. Lcuqhlin C. I-linkle Sinco Sanks SPRING B. Finzer H. Hunsucker L Welch C. Forbes SPRING B. Geyer N. Hamilton D. Burtholomcxu G. Bullerfield N-,,.w-.K I - Pres. B. Iones Sec. S. Phillips Tlsque FALL SPRING S. Phillips V.Pres. A. Chambers S- COOIGY P. Southworth M. Mcletis Treos. E. Smith Pres. P. Iones V.Pres. C. Dorr Twcxuno FALL SPRING C. Dorr D. Messmer P. Morud Sec. R. Horris Treos. D. Messmer I. Beoudoin Theta Chi Omeqe FALL Pres. H. Borraqer V.Pres. R. Funk Sec. D. Ellis Treas. B. Dugan K, Tri - Chl FALL SPRING Pres. D. Miller G Hofackei V.Pres. E. Woods O Brrchcxrd Sec. M. Iones W Sauter Treos. O. Birchord I Lehman Zeta Chi Epsilon FALL SPRING Pres. M. Beer C. Witherspoon V.-Pres. I. Settergren D. Schultz Sec. F. Gilmore G. McDowell Freas. C. Witherspoon lv.. N. rf . R. Schwarm FALL Pres. I. Whittington V.Pres. P. Balch Sec. I. Whittington Treas. K. Dahl CLUB ACTIVITIES Zu! SPRING K. Dotterer K. Dahl C. Butte S. Carter Q 1 2 MM as R AQ , 5, 5 xxx 1? 5533 1 M 3 233 i vs A . ik? gx., I Sinunaui 3553 2' 'V gif G W-we Q, , fi? fs, '-.J ,554 0 fX2N f X1 co 0 K ,D '1 X Q QQ Lf 7 AY! ::-:J ,gffA ' 4.- -, IR 1 .XX l 5 x K - Q 9 Xf X fix QQ Barney Koch Baseball - B Basketball Clyde Knox C Football -- C Basketball -- Tennis Bill Eilerison Cross Country -- Swimming Golf 0 f' ' f' C f v 1 ' Pi? z a ' 4, I Q Ay ,H , x f C 5 , 009 M W Football - Track skoibull 3 Vern Butts Henry Pond Football Line ou., 3 eff-ii Art Wescott B Football -- B Track ? mfg f . Mabel Lind cmd Ruih Dundore Girls' Tennis Girls' Go 1 kj Emu? ri ' F 10 W1 el, K Q 5: -ff ' as FN v 44 Y X ' ' I as 1 ' Wy 'A .NV 'li n is I I . 1 Q nf l. X 4 N? ' K' Qi ,,, Sf- ' 1 K , QW , ff O 5. lf at Neubert. Shauna Iohnson Ioan Mead, Anno Chambers Paula Curry. Bev H65 KX A . f 3 gxh fsffiv iw Milf- X x W 1,4 N e Pa! Morud Diane Bartholomaus, Donna Adams Faye Fones Cara Lee Dorr Donna Messmer Bob Howery Gene Hedrick. Don Elhs Ron Funk 'x.. 1... CITY CC-CHAMPICNS frngnstxogllkg: azrlegogigfegghlglliog.Stofter, Don Smith, Creed Brattain, co-captain, Iohn Keller, co-captaing Ierry Exley, Bob Inman Iack Duffy Dave lntduxgg Ted Brewer, Harry lohnlon, Dexter Hanks, Wes Jacobs, Dave Narver, Neil Baker, Frank Case, Ev Stiles, Iudson Iones Iim Fulston Iim fHrg.3Y:yD?il:Nl:gu leaqifjrgilatlglcgtjlliausen, loe MacDonald, Rod Merserve, lohn Lampros, Tom Brown, lohn Narver, Gary Lansing Harvey Fields Iohn Ywllll Inv' Bob Bauer. Dole Ccrroll. Tim Dalrvmple. Bill Owens, Bill lones. Bob Kelly, Al Maxwell, Dennis Kreme, Fred Rehmus coach Ted oqdem Coac Henry Pond Nh Inn lorry IODOI lim Damil, Al Sodaro, Vern Scott, Don Noble, Ioe lfeilbach, Ierry Chin, Manager. The Grant Generals exceeded the expectations of all the experts by com- ing within three first downs of a state championship. After losing to Roose- velt in midseason, the G-Men came back, and with the help of a forfeit defeat against the Teddies they tied for first place in the city. With this co-cham- pionship under their belt they fought their way through the state tourna- ment. Then, on the afternoon of December 8, the first down clause was used for the first time in a state championship game. Grant and Grants Pass were tied with the score at 14-14 at the end of the crucial game, but the first downs stood at 12 for Grants Pass and 9 for the Generals. Therefore the Cavemen from Grants Pass went home without winning the game, but with the cham- pionship trophy in their possession. , The Generals were fortunate in having Coach Ted Ogdahl, who was selected Coach of the Year, back for another year. Mr. Ogdahl with the help of the new line coach, Henry Pond, succeeded in pulling all the players into a smooth running team. The co-captains for the year were Creed Brattain and Iohn Keller. Keller piloted the team from his quarterback posi- tion and was selected for the All-city team as were guard Bill Dugan and end Ierry Exley. Dugan was also named to the All-state team. Even though the state championship was not won by the team, everyone agrees that it was a successful season. Q 3 Q fm? t 'ks 1-al Don Smiih End VII f V...,, f 5 f 1liz,,v- -r Qi .. v 'ff' mf 'sim .- Ol' wx O lf 6 rf -.. H22 3 yn WD Jllw sy '- Q F 2 1 u 'L xy umm. 'U' 'Qs' I .fgwps my,-Q ' Damh allbuck ftfqix Ai 1 ,S ' X fifff-NNI ,L f lol: Zoolch .-.7 Halfback 1 .if-2? ig, - N235 ' PKI fi' , v 13. 2-p weve , 7, K ' .QW , W' ,-,. :fi Guard an 4 uurd 3 4 , xg, fN5'Q+'f' gi, it :til xjfqg Don Stoiior End Hon Baker Fullbuck A , , nf' f - :V Y , , 1 4 if7?P,3!'f if '.,.., gifs' 1' M V 1. ,Q--'-, 4 x .931 f3,g:,fgt,,. .f . 4, ' Riff fy Y far, . 1 Q. 'Lf-'f' U Nr , 1 ni Ev Sulu Quariorbuck , ff? .Q J 2 9 'M' 'AQ X Q4 Tucklo Incl: Duffy Tackle New .Te- x .Q .E ' l!'h?Wgi N 1 if 2 f F , Q Q 5 if Iudson Ionel Halfback A . State Tournament Toledo 0 - Grant 31 The Boomers traveled all the way from Toledo to a game where they were Crushed. 3l to 0, with the Grant second string playingkmost of the game. Toledo received All-City but had to punt after 4 playsond All City Keller led Grant to their first TD in three plays. Don Smith re- ceived Keller's pass in pay dirt, but the conversion was no good. Dick Reneberg made the next touchdown after he, Zoelch, and Baker had set it up with runs mov- ing the ball from the 44 to the 2 yard llne- lacobs' kick was wide again. The second' quarter started with Fleneberg diving into pay-dirt from four yards out. Grants third try for extra point failed, With the second string in Grant scored against This time from Ev Stiles to Smith. l9l'fY X Exley came in to try his luck at extra points and made one. Iud Ioneg took the second half kickoff on the Grant 37 and started up the sidelines, All of a sudden he darted to the opposite side- line and raced to a TD for the final score of 31-0. A' newttwist was added in the try- for point -with Keller unsuccessfully YYYIHQ G dropkick. The rest of the game was scoreless with the whole Grant squad getting in the game, We x f f' fi' 4 X .. S A if . :Kit is S E ' Vern Scott - Tackle V Bend 6 - Grant 21 Grant entered the state football tourna- ment for the sixth time with a win over the Bend Lava Bears. Bend recovered a Grant fumble early in the game and marched right on to a touchdown to put them in the lead with their first and last 6 points. The Generals then proved the fact that they play best when behind, by scoring on a pass from Keller to Exley. Wes Iacobs' kick for extra point was also good. In the next quarter Ron Baker cut loose for 30 yards setting up another TD. With Exley on the receiving end of another pass by Keller into the end zone, Grant went ahead 13-5. Iacobs booted successfully again. After long runs by the speedy G-Men backs, Baker and Zoelch, Keller changed targets and hit Tex Smith from ll yards out for another score. Iacobs then kicked his third straight extra point to close the scoring at 21-6. The last quarter saw the Grant second string doing a fine job with Ev Stiles piloting the team at quar- terback. Astoria 14 - Grant 26 Grant jumped its last hurdle toward the state championship playoff by down- ing a fighting team from Astoria. Early in the game Dick Pavlat, of Astoria, smashed through the Grant line and went 45 yards to a TD. He also kicked the extra point. One play after the kickoff, Reneberg flew down the left side, assisted by a beautiful block by Ron Baker, for 72 yards. After this touchdown Keller stepped back to kick but instead ran the extra point to tie the score at 7-7. lust before halftime Gustafson tossed to Brown in the end zone to put the Fisher- men ahead. Pavlat's conversion made halftime score, l4-7, Astoria. The G- Men came back fighting in the third quar- ter and promptly scored a TD on a pass from Keller to Texas Smith. Keller picked his favorite target, Exley, and threw him a pass for the extra point. Not long after, the same All Cit com- bination of Keller to Exley, chalked up 50 yards for 6 points. This time a pass for extra point failed. The last touch- down was scored on a smash through center by Reneberg. The try for point failed leaving the final score at 26-14. ' Z it l Dick Ronobon J, jx! ,.rt .fff E kg fullback T t0 .il .- 5 f 6 s , I , f Q ms, ,K 4 J f 3 , Grants Pass 14 - Grant 14 12 first downs - 9 first downs Grant lost its first state championship in three years. The game was not lost, however, as the score was tied at 14-l4, but the Cavemen had three more first downs than the G-men, and so they were crowned the new state champs. It was apparent early in the game that Grant was going to try to gain victory by passing. The Generals scored first on a pass to Zoelch from Keller from eight yards out. Exley kicked the all-important extra point, At this time in the game a serious blow was dealt to Grant with Reneberg being taken out on an injury for the rest of the game. Grants Pass' charging was stopped by the Grant line and then, late in the quarter, Keller sprung a new play by tossing a long pass to Zoelch, who grabbed it and went all the way to a TD. However, and off- side penalty nullified this possible winning touchdown. Halfway through the second quarter Fred Rehmus recovered a Grants Pass fumble deep in their territory. Short runs by Zoelch, Baker, and Damis took the ball to the four. After a pitchout from Keller to Zoelch, Zoelch squeezed through to a score. Again Exley made the con- version. The game had been all Grant's in the first half, but the Cavemen came surging back and changed everything in the sec- ond half. Exley tried to kick out of a dangerous hole, but the punt was blocked. The ball moved back and forth deeg in Grant territory, but finally Grants ass pushed a TD across, Defur kicked their extra point. At the beginning of the last quarter Knight scored Grants Pass' final touchdown from three yards out, and De- fur again kicked the point. This tied up the score and with each team battling furiously, the game ended in this dead- lock. At the final gun both teams stood quietly and waited for the announcement of the winner. Finally the loudspeaker broke the silence with, Grant, 9 first downs, Grants Pass, 12 first downs. . i 7 , mv In lorry Iolol tlfff uni' if Fullbacl: greLntELlow: Doug Lusner, Bob jacoby, terry Dirks, Nonert Duncan, Dick Dominey, .Buzz Boehm, Traver Campbell, Al Sodero 0 renstrom. bocond Row: Mr. Westcott, Art Amato, Bob Iacobs, Bob Ellerby,Kent Mays, Dick Allen, Allan Kirchoii, Bob Lewis, Ted Logsdon Third Row: lim West, lim Hoyt, Colm Beaudain, Flon Kamna, Frank Zell, Ierry Bolien, lack Taylor, Bob Pheister. Back Row: Bob Harris, Pat Riley, Bob Scearce, Tom Borst, Irwin Baker, Ed, Thompson, Peter Charlston. Grant Grant ...... Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant IUNIOR FOOTBALL . 0-Ieiierson .... 31-Franklin ........ O 32-Washington 0 . 0-Roosevelt ...... 19 1 3-Lincoln ............ 0 19-Cleveland . 21-Benson l CITY CHAMPION C squad Grant Grant Grant Grant ...... Grant 20-Milwaukie .... 13 34-Ietlerson ........ 13 2 1 -L1ncoln ............ 0 33--Roosevelt ...... 0 0 24-Franklin .......... Flrlt row: Hy Visse, Brent Eirkemeier, Gary Whelan, lim Wriqht, Iohn Miller, lim Kennedy, Dick Dre-sie, Larry Winter, Dick Beal, Don Guinn, Charles Worley, Ken Dunbar, Rodney Bruqh, lohn Swensson. Second row: Coach Knox, Duane Denield, Mar., Bob Burr, Kim Klosterrnan, Buss Constans, Al Kirchoif, Dick Vai Saun, Arthur Lutz, Gerald Erckson, Bob Torson, lim Eshelman, Bob Simons, Mac Heitzhausen, Dick Fontana, Ma colm Iohnson. Third tow: Larry Welding, Gary Klaus, Don Kent, Bill Acker, Cedric Aichely, Iohn Harris, Don Clark, Iack Beaudoi Bruce Watkins, George Farr, Arden Shenker, Manny Robinson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Ron Butler, Ierry Exley, Iohn Keller, I-larry, Iohnson, Dick Albers. Second row: ludson lanes, lim Damis, Iohn Narver, lim Riley, Tom Brown. Back row: Mr. Butts, Dave Narver, Gary I-Iolt, loe McDowell. The varsity basketball team finished the city league in fifth place this year, under the coaching of Vern Butts. The city league was started in 1926, when Grant -won the new championship. However, the Generals have not been able to equal this feat since that time. The 1952 team gained some significance, though, as Ierry Exley, who was named to the second string All-City team, broke two Grant scoring records. He scored 219 points in 14 games to raise the individual scoring record from 181 points set by Dan Torrey in 16 games during the '46 season. Exley also brought Torrey's record of 31 points in one game to 34 points, which he scored against Washington. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Cleveland Grant Rooseyelt Gmm NAME F.G. F.G. Fouls 'I'.P. Franklin Grant Exley 84 51 36 219 Benson Grant Keller 61 30 33 152 Lmcoln Grant Albers 47 32 42 125 W0Sh1U9f0H Grant Butler 44 12 35 100 Iefferson Gram Iohnson 30 26 57 86 Cleveland Grqm Dqmis 9 5 12 23 Rooseyelt Gram Narver, D. 6 3 is 15 Franklin Grunt Narver, I. 2 1 7 5 Benson Grant Brown 2 1 10 5 I-mC01F Grant Holt 1 0 2 2 Washington Grant Riley D 1 2 1 Iefferson Gram Jones 0 U 1 U McDow ell U 0 0 U Total 286 161 235 733 1 l 1 K I, X R N. loo McDowell .I 1 l V X I 'T-ax ' I Duck mum xv I Dave Narvor Abs hooks one! Ron Butler 17 ,by Harry Iohmon Discouruglnq? Albers tries to stop a Roqgevelf shot! K A Iohn Keller 3 5 . Iudson Tones 41 W Iim Riley s w Gary Holt J-.HJ 1 mbml 1 x E! y, L P' s - MJ I 3555 . x , 4 Z F If f 1, I Iirr1Uc1miS -f Z e 27, 5, .A 1 Tom Brown i 4 x fr X X Exley sails through the key. Iohn Ncrver d 'Sty-Cleveland game gets un er Terry Exley Front row: Bob Belonger, Mike Okazaki, Bill Holt, Tom Ordeman, Pete Charlston, Don Clark. Back row: Coach Barney Koch, Bob Iacoby, Iim Ostrander, Ellison Morgan, Frank Zell, Walt Bell, Bill Scearce, Tom Borst. The Iuniors were coached by Barney Koch again this year and came out with a record of 6 wins and 8 losses. IICII Roosevelt 33 Benson 17 Cleveland 29 Washington 21 Franklin 33 Lincoln 35 Ietferson 31 Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant Grant Cleveland Roosevelt Franklin Benson Lincoln Washington lefferson Cleveland Roosevelt Franklin Benson Lincoln Washington Iefferson IUNIORS 36 Grant 63 Grant 34 Grant 55 Grant 22 Grant 29 Grant 50 Grant 49 Grant 46 Grant 34 Grant 39 Grant 32 Grant 43 Grant 53 Grant The C Squad made a clean sweep by winning all its games to become freshmen basketball champs for the second year in a row. Under the direction of Clyde Knox, they posted an average of 50 points per game against an average of 28 points a game by their opponents. Front Row: Mac Heitzhausen, Rod Brugh, Mike Geyer, Cedric Aickley, Al Kirchoff, lack Beaudoln Back row: Coach Clyde Knox, Milt Ludwig, Iim Rice, Ken Rayburn, Iohn Miller, Dick fontane Bob Torson, Bob Gaaps, manager. VARSITY BASEBALL 7 an mlm Y A UUMY H W WW 7 'f Un 'lu' 51 t 1 ,- -...J Front row: Dewey Barton, Ierry Clark, Bill Kretzmeier, Iim Riley, Don Ellis, Murrell Peclclicord, Iohn Keller, Ev Stiles, Gino Pieretti, Bob Finzer, Ierry Exley. Second row: Iohn Lamprose, Gary Lansing, Bob Harris, Neil Baker, Bill Roberts, Harvey Shioqi, Iim Briles, lim White, Tom Borst, Bob Iacoby. Third row: Ioe MacDonald, Gen: Owen, Ron Price, Artie Amato, Vern Wagner, Dick Clcxwson, Fred Downer, Chuck Gowan, Dave Andersor.. Fourth row: Bill Owen, Dick Slawson, Mike McMath, Ray Huli, Howard Sussman, Iim Pender. LGI' row: Kelly Heffner, Dick Gornell, Roy Burriqht, Howard Smith. P' ff 14' f'-31 S ' 9 x 4- B 'Q A ga If 6 ' 5 ? A ff V Es? ' 2 5, 1 Q llvt. E7 L I I I llnlk . I l ' X, - I - iw ??rj.-. we f ' t X ff 72 f lf A ' xx' A f lyk-A ' - snni..L-, .... . lull! S ll ' f- WN ' ' -X ..:::EEE X X :EIIIW J, - v giiiif , , ' x -III' 2,1 Artie Amaio Z I v' 'f Q X W I V' 1 , fu ks 4X' X X 3 ' 9' Ioe MacDonald X, 0 . 5 va ' su. -Ili-+1-v ' 1 Murrell Peddicord Bob Harris . Strike! Iohn LqmP'os nm Riley Harvey Shioqi XJR 701 Ml Tom Dont -N ' --:wif , 0 . N5 ' ,L 7.15 xx Q dx. -y,. 'h74w!'W' 1 Y, lf I U 01 fi if ceq? 'r IWLIAIN J 2' 1 A ' MW, bi , ,Pi AV' 2 K A ' K .I 1 Bill Kntzmolor Qfxg., .5 7, , x f f 21 Af mm P , . gg? n aw. 225292 My 3 I g ,Li 4. gs: X gi, fm fi' Wyfxwwxagqn JI nf 3 - LYHSQKX Cx ,p-V., lim Brlln x xq I! Noll Baku' Rlloy give! ROb0l'fl the word! Gary Lansing Gene Owen Jury Clark Iim White Leftfield mu 5+ Jerry? Exley B111 Robexts Rtqhtileld Centerileld 4' at o o tooeo Q ' 1,LL . . L- L. - V to l f KJ? .,... ' 9' 5 :34. V S' ':'-l 1 i ' ot Q' if y ' V- .,L , , non Ellis Second Base Iohn Keller Shortstop Bob Jacoby Third Bale fb, Gino Plerettl Ev Smeg Pitcher Pitcher Bob I-'lnzer Catcher Dewey Burton Pint Base S? IUNIOR BASEBALL QANG 'WORK Ulff VA Xohnson, Don Sioiier, Ron Row 1 KL. io RJ Wayne Eames, Kohn Oison, Douq Sandy, Arnie Krueger, Biii Owen, Harry Baker, Bob Meador, Erie Ukkieberqer. Row 2 KL. lo RJ Mgr. Tim Wilkinson, Dick Waid, David Hauqen, Traver Campbeii, Dennis Kreiske, ivan Wood, Ed Chirqwin, Kim Poison, Claude Haii, Kohn Narver, Kerry LRedi Tones, Biii Lobb, Roger Kirk. Bow 3 QL. to RJ Hudson Tones, Coach Ted Oqdahi, Timmy Biair, Sim Damis, Tom Scheii, Malt Duklon, Kim Deerinq, Dick Moke, Aiien Smith, Tim Darympie, Mgr. Micnaei Kiiioran. no an d 380 Bela Y' Don Sr offer' Bob Zoelch Don s , mith, Ron BU ker IUNIOR TRACK IIIFHST Row I KL. to RJ Roger Stout, Ron W Sacks, Don Guin endlond Lgrry S n, Iohn Erickson How 2 CL to Rl , nyder, Dick VgnSuun, Iohn Harris, jerry Mesher, Mel Compf, Lyle . . Bob Burr, Il. Berenson, Tom Kloslermczn, Larry Welding, George Bouthillier, Keith Cczrmin, Ted Murczlt, ferry Jose, Bill Boyer. Row 3 ll.. to RJ D. Bcxrnhort, lim Kennedy, Chas. Smith, Wayne Clinner, Bert Solomon, Walt Bell, Ronnie Divine, Coach Westcott. Row 4 CL. to RJ Dick Begl, Ron Hedrick, Robt. Simons, Iohn Clyde, Bill McLenithon, Verne Moron. Row 5 fl.. to RJ Chris Christofferson, Bob Ellerby, RichczrdCc1nning. Dick Wald' IcmeSt ffer, Wayne 1 Hurdle Rem' Don Sm Shu!! 0 qii.si.,, I 'QW ..... 5 ,I yy ..,........ R ' R if l R i ul yuan R ,, 1 mf R H 7 R law i J 0 :ad lump Relay: Wayne Iomes, Traver Compbell, Bob Zoelch. i 1 4 I I High Hurdles Relay: Kim Two Mile Relay: Dove Steqner, Dennis Krieslce, Ivan Wood, Alan Smith. 1 4:11 11225 Deering, Dick Wold, Wayne Iames, Dick Moke. I U N O R S FALL TRACK I Bill Owens Claude Hall Dave Stegner Back Row: Roland Heath, Malcolm McNeil, Wayne Senner. Front Row: Lee Schwegler, Bill Draper, Iohn Harris, Roger Stouti. Noi Pictured: Rod Sells, Iohn Moran. Peggy Buckley GIRLS' TENNIS Sue Carter Sue Walcott GIRLS' GOLF Back Rc-w: Pat Nr-utwmtg Carol Mtitsruriy Sue DoVoog Carla Svliultzg Nanvy Io flwf-rtsamig lwimitta Pottsg Pcnttla Lmynd, Front Row: Kay Vrfisrirg Shirloy Whitby Ianni Iaricvs Top Six Golfers Vtitrtl Nlritsfmg PVUM LUYW1 Icnof Ionesf SW? DQVOQ. P NNY Wltitf-, , ,' at Neuben 1 GIRLS' TENNIS Back Row: Virqinia Hymesg Ioan Ziqlerg Marie Siversony Lee Durhamg Marilyn Thorntony Duane Boucihp ludy Dyerp lean Bushg 'Sandra Gallaqherg. Front How: Iudy Lauer: Patricia Reynolds: Sue Cartorg Sue Walcott: Peqqy Buckleyg Sally Carsong Collette Reinickeg Iudy Brown. Es 4 . J if , 'A Q f tiki' 4 Lf ff' is t 1 Q is ,Q at Dan Cramer 1 Q Y 1 . 2 :1 f , lim Barnes Dick schuizke HDV S' Sllllfllllllllfi The Grant boys' swimming team retained top spot in Oregon swimming circles and set some new records doing it. There were six underclassmen on the state squad, so the Generals have a bright future in this Q field of sports, The boys, coached by Bill Eilertson, 0 took the city title by scoring twice as many points as N their nearest competitor. Then, in the state meet, they 1 l b chopped time off of some fast records. The four-man Q T c zyt, relay, composed of lack Palmer, Dan Cramer, Traver i Campbell, and Kress Lochridge, set a new state record i f of 1:20.3. In the three-man relay, Palmer, Cramer, and Iohn Hotland Campbell shaved the record to l:47.U. With Campbell setting the l4O-yard freestyle record down to l9.6 sec., and Cramer, Palmer, and Lochridge winning the lUO- Ebg gy , yard freestyle, lOO yard backstroke, and 220-yard 5 freestyle, respectively, Grant took the state champion- ywyy - g y, , P 5 ship by a new scoring record of 54 points. D05 suiiswcty George lCllal ssen Three-man Relay ' ' -7.-ffl . Q . . ,. - ' - f , Y 'X I :fit ,,., ' Q- Bill Weaver ,iti ' I f j ,,., . '- , 5 595 QW - 5 'L ' - Q are' :a,. ,'. 5 'f' ' - visjhgf 5 TJGVST Campbell Kress Lochridge if Q S it ' ll, -: tii ' lack Palmer, captair '2 is . if , ii. f ,, .Af '- -QQ i t ally? ,QQ 1 1 6- 21, 5 , a n ff -Mr , lf, 5 Dick Slawson We-, if A .sg , 'QE R ,fav 4 ffl yi ff' x-?,38:q.,w W .5 H , what-x-.. Iirn Martin Ierry Larner David Eng L -.jr , 'z Eff' ' I ' if 1 . ,i i y is X Don Barnhard ,f i ' ,rl . i X Doug Burns .I . J r I 'Y .. , , 5 j if if init , , Connie Wilson GIRLS' SIIIIIIIIIIIIIG , , f Sandra McNabb Shirley Rynerson 'f ' I git Ci? Terry Baker Susan Mautz The girls' team did not do as well as. the bcys this year, but they did place in most events at the city and state meets. Connie Wilson, Billie Placek, and Sandra Sulloway were three of the top swimmers of the team and were backed up by many' promising under- termers who should form a state champion- ship team in the coming years. Sally Becker, who could not swim for the Grant team this year, was the only girl in the state meet to take two first places. Ioan Hunting t,, t ,. Q Q X N - ' of gf X E -+ A Dorothy Smith I I tits 55 t - 6 t I w . A I Sharon Christotsen YS R Iudy Brown Sandra Adams I i Priscilla English Connie Flint Billie Plqcek Georgie RumbOL1Q1'1 QS. ldarhara Burns Arletg Blqke Ioan Iohnson Christine Lg ilde 1 , l 1 R011 ISUUC5 Mike Geyer Taylor Treece GOLF TEAM Dave Yost Howard I nw' Ll . Bob Donnelly Pct Cline Ed MUTWY Lloyd Eckhmd ASW, fa W -SL xx, , J ll' rf -mlm.. 5.3532 Vf 'f4C , X wif .wg 2 f x V ,,. 'Mr A b I j if ,' fl,i'v:,fr ' ,563 -. .4 J 1, Don Bonlmo Q H. if V , ,J , 4 - .,, . 'K Dick Phillips 3 . . X r. .5 X 1 .' - TENNIS TEAM From row: Don Bonime, Gary Holt, Ron B Back row: Dick Phillips, Dick Gray, Norm Mr. Knox. M. ..,. 1- ,q:,, 5.lf'-R if - - -I - . ff Q M57 . utler, Rich Butler. Merrill, Mike Lee. lair 2- 7 , - Qs 1 Rich Butler Norm Morrill Gary Holt KI TEAM P5 Sianding: Dave Kjome, Bill Farr, Harvey Barraqar, Ron Savage, Ron Funk. Sealed: Shirlee Shaffer, Ron Eneicli, Jim Lauqhton, Shauna Iohnson, Iohn Helender. Bill Farr Il. l i kj,.,7, Iohn Helender .. .. - . .- ..,. f W- Ron Eneidi , Ron Funk Harvey Barraqar Dave Kiome Flon Srrvnnn Lou Krohn S Specmlty: Wedd1nq Portrcuts 50 1 Class Photographer of 1952 WEbster 0611 Best Wishes GRANT SENIORS from ROSENBLATTS PORTLANDS FINEST STORE EOR MEN 9224.-z.1.,QWvu4l,,..W.i.......3Q PORTlAND'S OWN STORE P tl d O g lCh D l t d C t q S C d S Y ur Order Prepared in our Sp tl K1 h CH I N 'S GAf ld 1203 4132 N E B cl y Czlkrfield HUB Portland 13, O Shopping ot M I L L E R ' S In Hollywood Shirley Williamson cmd Roger Kirk Mi1ler's 42nd and Hancock TUxedo 5265 Ienelles Smart Things Q128 N. E. Sandy GA 7437 Boulevard Boot I hear the Executive Council is trying to stop neckmg. ' N E 41st Is that so? Eirst thing y l know they'll be trying to lc at Sandy Alex. Ioyce Hills. Io Schofield. Ellnor Molby Nancy Paulson Congratulations to the graduating Seniors and thanks to the Memoirs Stott L .i':l.:1.lq.::ii::LndM for their fine cooperation in producing Mm Iam hmm me me gm unumom ol C dmenm und, book store and tndigncmtly asked. Remem of 'mm' h om of minds, ber the cheese you sold me yesterday hav' bun mod' dur' Yom replled the grocer. both an ml. -, B E R N C L I F F Well. did you say it was imported do orted from Swl xerland? 'In' M ' U Printers and Lithogrophers P 1 Irvington Pharmacy Fllmore 5403 Sir Portland 144lN'E'BrOcdWGY G Best Wishes to the Fin e Portraits CLASS OF '52 INDEPENDENT ORDER Weddings and Children OF FORESTERS A Specialty 34 years Experience COURT OREGON NO. 532. 708 S. W. Morrison BE 0129 4138 N. E. Broadway wg. 1 X LL-L 1, is AZ W Z F GRANT :DARK GRGQERY A f mv A 56' .srafrf Ethel E B111 lertson W ,. 0 .. . '55 '.kNo1'1' TP..26'I6 ,T 0 f 0 ,, 4 EIN N E t Burfitt for Plumbine 'V ' 212 ao EI: M y S h oeder nn 6181 QZQIQS' nm 'GRANT HIGH ' E in PHARMACY 14055 V f 67947 2647 N. E. 33rd - GA 7214 f!f'H.0QC!A1?7Z'1?5' - Shauna Iohnson? cs RAM nes - LE AT neu- METAL MODEL TRANS - MODEL NRPLANES cormere moosu. Ku-rs Cynthia Adamson, Gail Gcxiter, Pat Levy Compliments of A 1!IARIA9S DINNERQ 7 01756711 Where good food lS served Gmfield 7100 5035 N. E. sandy W,FH7-TH AVE, AT STARV, ' ATwn-raw. 868' PAT soumwomu Ann LOSS Komen moose AVIAOW5 Pon AFTER sou-zoom. Suovmue THERI ARE 77140 01055 70 GWJIV7' X S-HOP f1'7!fVOW5 FOR QUALITY F000 A'15zvawS 4425 N.E.sANDY . 101950 ' 187.1 N.E'.5'5 AVE' GAJB5 Northwest Leather Renewers Congratulations 401 N. E. 28th Ave. - EA 6536 Cleaning leather iackets and Class of 152 sleeves of iackets-suede iackets Page Yaw 1. Help keep Orefgon green . Put Out Your Camp Flro Brooks Mtg. Co. Manufacturers of Douglas Fir Lumbex Sunday School Quartet Gayle Alexander. Ioanne Scott, Sally Phillips, Jane Bauman Cash and Carry Prices Your Valet Cleaners S. 6. H. Green Stamps 3512 N. E. 42-MU 8669 we , Glo IG H teh eck I -I BUYING on SELLING Fred Ludwig Realtor :N EITHER CASE 57 cmd E. Burnside CALL ' Case 61 Case Realty -.Z Portland's Largest East Side Broker 2121 N. E. Broadway GA 1119 Keep your shirt on, I'm cominqf' says Frcmk Case Hollywood Camera MFRS. OF WELDED STEEL PLATE PRODUCTS Tanks For gl Everything ' Q W M c C u f- o ef S o N s ,W Y Ve.. ,.a..M.-s.r 2 f V 2 4300 N. W. St. Helens Road, Portland Oregon 4 - as 6108 1' 1 1 r Compliments of Walter Hanthorn Mechanical Engineer Heating, Ventilating, Air-Conditioning Cascade Building AT 5864 KL 5 ik K gg - gg sae A 1.-N Ax 1-im -naGl'i'.A .f sg me Wade ,, re-, Wlwltii iwlii in if ' Or 1181 gnc ALTEV5 ...gs bjoa so Aa anofgrn Established 1928 Sandy Blvd. at 40th Ave. MU 2060 Store Hours 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Projectors For Rent Gibson Bowles Mortgage -- Loans -- Insurance Realtor 1914 N. E. 42nd Avenue Res. TRinity 0175 ug? Rayon so dn anofffr H Paint Glass Tools Sportina Goods Gregory Heights Hardware Co. Electrical Supplies Hardware Supplies Huntinq and Fishinq Supplies -- Gifts Gardeninq Supplies Alameda Broadway Shade Shop I. I-I. Stanley-Prop. 19111 N. E. Broadway TB 9171 GLISAN STREET VARIETY 4514 N. E. Glisan Portland, Oreqon Ward Greens' 4126 N. E. Broadway WE 1717 6736 - 6744 N. E. Sandy GA 2325 Pad!-ovV'S B. -- - - - - - -1- Pharmacy Ralphfs 3701 1I:A1UEiC1:Rr9emont Hollywood X Florists ABC Oil 1819 N. PI. 41st Aven near Sandy Distributors 4214 N. E. Royal Court KRT'S TEXACO SERVICE FM 6724 VF R66 74th and Sandy Blvd. E. Bartholomaus Vlenashe Tavern 728 S. W. 9th Ave. BR 8271 MCCABE MOVING G STORAGE CO. 3149 N. E. Sandy Portland Betty Ioan Chin Kwan Ying's Kitchen Chinese Food To Go 1 Corner of 47th and Sandy TR 1171 .14 Marv lnhnmn and lrlends f I 1 f w - Q G. Skyles Accountant I 3109 N. E. Broadway Portland ll P.M. -- 1 A.M. Lino RESTAURANT ' 1030 S. E. Belmont Portland I -IIONARCH PHARMACY 310 S. E. Milwaukie Ave. Compliments of wen, hm 1 mi Canton Grill Carol Miller-17 months Dine - Dance l ln i l - 1 Eddie Hogan Pro Shop Riverside Golf and C. C. 8105 N. E. Sunderland Road Portland 11, Oregon WEbster 1933 Northwest's Most Complete Golf Shop Quill :S Scroll Creating Writing Contest Winners The One-act play THE LIGHT by Barbara Nyberg won First Place . . . but because ol its length could not be reproduced here. The following poem by Don Hewitt won Second Place THE MAID Look beyond the ville and see the cliti, Where the plains rise and roll to the cliff. Still here! Silent, a girl kneels on the soft, green grass, listening-- Soit, vibrant, still, come voices saying- France, singing- France, 'Tis the mighty Michel-with burnished blade that she alone may see! As the bells ring-France, The Bells sing--France, over the countryside ot Lorraine. At last belief from Him-1 And an army: a strong, gallant army of soldiers. But follow a stronger, gallanter, singers oi simple songs army, of peasant iolk. Clad in silver, singing, shining, iron rides the girl. Carry my pure banner high - Carry my white banner high, high into the clouds. Sing straight, strong and simple songs, tor the pure white banner. The great, grand and glorious iight tor God has begun- Strike! We are God's Army-Victory shall be ours! Leap over' the trenched walls, through dense, stenched, blood colored smoke! Choking, stifling lungs with the thick, crimson taste ot blood - And the moat is a sanguinary bog! Blasting trumpets bellow black, evil- The routed tyrants cry, The Witch! - The Devil! - The ldolatress! And the victorious proclaim, The Child ot God! As bells of gold, toll and roll, chimes- The Maid ol Orleans! The Blue Stillness of Victory. All is blue-gray, cool,-dead. But in Reims-the green schemes for gold, hard and cold. White long hands, selling the pure and white. Once in silver, singing, shining, ringing- Now sad, forsaken, uncertain,-forgotten. Down deep .in dark dungeon, dank with must. Weep on hard, cold, cruel stones. Unmelted by a child's tears. Pile the iaggots high-It will be quicker. Bundles of wicked, twisted sticks. My fear is gone! !Will the pain vanish too?J Bare feet on hateful, hard, heartless wood. tShe knows the secret! Rip at the heart unjust, writhing flames! Tear at the sweet heart oi a child! Victory is hers-not yours! Oh soul take wings! Soul, who quenches the fierce sting with angel tears! Pause in your celestial flight to write your name in the tire, And the people's hearts! Jesus, Jesus! 1. The Dauphin Charles the VII. Compliments and Best Wishes From the Medical Staff Providence Hospital Warrington Furniture and Upholsterers Co. 4712 N. E. Glisan St. EM 7595 HGVe you seen I.ucille's new evening gown? No, what does it look like? ':Well. in most places it looks quite a bit like I.ucille. Paciiic Machinery 6.5 Tool Steel Co. 630 S. E. Belmont EA 2147 The Mandarin 1815 N. E. 41st Ave. GA 2588 Margot Moore andrllilendell Tibbetts TOPS All Food Center 9939 N. E. Sandy Boulevard Portland 20. Oregon KE 1255 The Beaumont Gang W- - Coast Salesbook Company One-time Carbon Office Forms 8600 s. E. stark i KE 9800 J The Kirby Company i 2702 N. E. Broadway Congratulations 'l'Uxodo 5121 Class of 1952 1 Skidmore's Prescription Pharmacy A. C. Witherspoon 810 S. W. Washington CApito1 1701 - CApito1 1702 Broadway Launderette Self Service Launderette Cleaninq and Pressing - 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1111 N. E. Broadway - MU 5463 Compliments of Anderson and Walter Texaco Service Station Annie' even then N. E. 33rd and Broadway MUrd0Ck 9308 CONGRATULATIONS a n d SUCCESS To the Class of '52 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. GRANT DAD'S CLUB Best of Luck to the Class of '52 Compliments from Weber Insurance Agency Congratulations Class of Fifty-two! Compliments of Cl friend The Cottage Inn 3100 N. E. Sandy Portland 1.-..-... - Flopsy. Mopsy and - And what zoo are you from, my dear? Greetings from A. W. Davis Supply Company 235i N. W. York Street BR 2626 Auto -- lillire -- Casualty Iames L. Shaw Agency 823 American Bank Building Phone BR 2661 - Night. GA 1340 Alexander Motors DeSoto Plymouth Dealers 2340 N. E. Sandy Blvd. EA.: 9191 'l'hat'l a IWOII tan your gottinq. Cara Loo! BEST WISHES cr n d GOOD LUCK to the SEN ICRS OF 1952 Compliments o f THE GRANT P.T.A. !5l:2l:Z if FRED L. COFER for Beaumont-Rose City homes 4413 N. E. Fremont He: 1 can't see what keeps girls from freezing. She: You're not supposed. North West Copper Works 1303 N. 'River Street - Carol Witherspoon MORTGAGE LOANS HOMES COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL F HA -- GI -- Conventional Lowest Rates. Reasonable Costs-Prompt Complete Service Experienced to meet your needs Ward Cook, Inc. 328 S. W. Stark - Be 6308 5721 v .11 l 3 I RUGS - ALSO DRAPES N. E. Sandy TR 5959 FELT EMBLEMS Club Designs on Tee-shirts Thomas Caterer Stencil Craft Co. EAst 3032 3543 S. E. Milwaulzie Portland 2. Oregon ' Fun. huh? Eddie Schuck, Pat Packyvood, Ann H qt Holladay Drug Store The Rexall Store Prescription Pharmacists 701 N. E. Broadway TR 092 Congratulations S Class of Fifty-two! Boiler and Fabrication 1428 N. W. 14th Avenue Portland 9. Oregon Co. I L., Home Movies? ' Bob Kelloqq and Ian Young BILL GERLOCK TOWIN G 24-Hour Service Personal Attention - GA 5504 4296 N. E. 13th Avenue 'fa I -V ' f ' 51 L X yu 1' ' Lu 1 , 1. ,, ,Y .' , vi v . A va., W. , , . 1 ,.. , 1 A x . 1 Y 4 '..A s., ,sum . fmt , 614. ' ,MM V L . ..a A 0 s 'M . .A X, .. 1 ,. . 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