Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Fall cmtivaz Council President l:l'ZCl Taylor It is really not so strange that we are as we are. Who has ever looked at the world through any but his own eyes? And can science really do much more than change our noses? A life can be well spent contemplating what transforms us from instantaneous complex equations into individualsg and what imbues life with happiness, sadness, and meaning, Our philosophers tell us that in a cosmic sense nothing human matters. And our scientists trace us back to an autocatalytic reaction of a simple equation. But as we are undaunted by these proud hy- pocrites, I a.m undaunted by my lack of consequence. Who cares for more than a passing interval, what I write here? No electorate awaits my judg- ment to alter our society, nor does any man look anxiously to me for advice. Only a courteous friend scans this print to comment for my pleasure.

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'IWARSH BUSEY JANE WALLIS KIT KELL Vice PI'9Sid9Hf Secretary Treasurer JOHN BAKKENSEN PETER GILLESPIE CRAIG CROCKWELL General C011I1Ci1 PI'GSiCi8Ht Service Representative Athletic Representative SHARON SALMONSON MIKE WAVERLY GEORGE BLAKESLEE Girls' League Secretary Boys' League President Boys League Secretary JOHN KRYGIER BRIAN LAKE MARSHALL NELSON Art Staff Co- Chairman Art Staff Co-Chairman Sr. Class President PETER BUCK Assistant Treasurer KAY HICKMAN irls' League President BRUCE Mc CURTAIN Grantonian Editor BOB ARMOUR Jr. Class President