Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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PRING GENERAL COUNCIL PRESIDENT Ted Calouri In any well run state few radical changes will be made. The Spring General Councilcollaborated with the Executive Council in passing legislation which con- stitutes new policy or modification of present policy. For example, regulations concerning rally and student body elections were initiated. However, we concen- trated our efforts on ideas which help to make student life what it should be. Two random examples are the founding of a student run honor study hall for students wishing to study at noon in a quiet place, and the founding of a music recreation room for students wishing to listen to music while relaxing at noon. Ifelt we had an enthusiastic council, and, considering natural restrictions, that we ac- complished a great deal. VICE PRESIDENT Jerrv Forrester SECRETARY Joan Cam pf SERGEANT AT ARMS Harlan Bridenbaugh 31? :1 ' ' f fum, tif ,L , fi ' f 4- ,I , , a it rafl I . i 521 31 In 3135 y 252, ui. 1 .J SERGEANT AT ARMS Kris Patterson

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