Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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al. jmck ' ev Q 531 lv! Mr, Lloyd Curotherg Mr. Ernest Cowan Mrs. Helen Dillon Mrs. Betty Faster MF- R0lJQYf Gerber Mr. James Conover Miss Mary Crumpaker Mrs. Agathe Fiskum Mr. David Frietag Mr. Jack Gilliland Below: Mr. David Freitag and Mr. Robert Gerber prepare for their afternoon classes in the , . l The English Department offers a surprisingly cafeteria, Qc, -..--fm' ,+V-,, ...s is r l K. L wide area of study. Elective courses in Creative Writing, Journalism, Speech, Drama, and Shake- speare are offered apart from the four years of required English. If a student is interested, he may develop his creativity in Creative Writing or Journalism. Journalism and Publications give students an introduction to the business world. Speech classes enabled students to perfect their public speaking ability through partici- pation in competitive speaking. The Drama Department helped students understand the theater by giving full productions. Fundamentals of make-up, costuming, and props are taught as well as basic concepts of acting. Again this year the Shakespeare Department put on an outstanding production of All's Well That Ends Well . Concentrated study of Shake- speare prepared students for future college COUYSSS. 29

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English Opens Wide Area of Study .ik .ax- s yes E+, Q ,.,..- 1 Mrs. Rulh Alcorn Mr. Edward Basaraba Left: Mrs. Constance Person, speaks with Mr. Leonard Whitlow during The Faculfy Bake Sole. Below: Mr. Jack Gilliland pauses during one of his senior English classes lo check his notes.

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r i 1 Mrs. Opal Hamilton Mrs. Lorraine Henneman Mr. Jay Hackett Miss Thelma Lancasfer Mr. Gerald Merryman Mr. Willard Mohn ,-L x , or ' ff . f sf 5, . if is X Y 6 G wi A ,, K .::. 1' 3- Nw X, f l 'M 4' A i D X . : .41 Above: Mr. James Conover iakes lime after school to aid one of his sfudenfs. .M- is X f, if iie ee il