Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Junior, Senior Requirements Varied By ABOVE: Mr. Jim Johnsrud, clad in mock army uniform, talks about different aspects of the Moratorium. BELOW: Mr. Leonard Whitlow prepares assignment. The United States History classes have changed their requirements. Instead of taking History your junior year, you may now take it your sophomore year. This gives new opportunity to sophomore students. United States Government, Sociology, American Problems, or Political Thought, may now be taken in requirement for graduation instead of the traditional American Problems. This enables the interested students to go on to more advanced forms of Social Studies. It also helps prepare for college Social Studies courses, and for those wishing to major in the field of Social Studies. Mr. Benjamin Benedict Mr. David Buchanan Mrs. Alice Armstrong Mrs. Alcena Boozer 24

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Mr. Eugne Boughton Miss lla Comstock Mr. John Copper Mrs. Eileen Donnell Mr. Robert Fair Miss Donna Johnson Mr. Morris Larson Mrs. Mary Mills Mr. Gary Noble Mr. Thomas Peinnett Mr. Edward Rooney Mr. Carl Rubin The Math Department offers classes in General Math on the Freshman level to Fifth Year Math for some seniors. Altogether there are ten different math courses taught at Grant. For the first time Computer Math is offered to Fifth Year Math students, and some Senior Math students. Computer Math will become an elective semester course for students who have satisfactorily completed Algebra 3-4. Looking beyond the fundamentals is stressed in these programs. Mr. Robert Saboftko Mr. Loren Sluder 23

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Social Studies Teachers Miss Celia Frazer Mr. George Galati Mrs. Pamela Hall Mr. Willard Mohn Mr. Gary Noble Mr. Thomas Piennctt Mrs. Carol Rudy Mrs. Bonnie Taylor Mrs. Jean Uyeno Mr. Leonard Whitlow 25