Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Freshmen Acquainted Through Combined Classes The anonimity of our school is bewildering students upon entering into high school. Therefore, the combined English-Social studies classes are designed so that the freshmen may become better acquainted with the school. The English classes teach the freshmen a review of grammar, composition, and literary reading. Students review grammar so that they may utilize the rules and construction of correct paragraphs and sentences. The literature being reread in the English classes correlates with the material being studied in the social studies. An understanding and appreciation of Asian, African, and European cultures are learned. The geography of these countries is also studied in great detail along with studies of the people. Combined classes help frosh adjust to high school. Mrs. Alice Allen Miss Jeon Borders Mrs. Lois Braunschweiger Mr. Sfeve Brown Mrs. Diane Cedros Miss Karen Combs Miss Mildred Eilceland Mr. John Failor 26

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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

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OPPOSITE LEFT: Mr. David Smith checks a student's admittance slip during a class study period. LEFT: Mr. John Failor discusses the process for making good, structured sentences with his English classes. BELOW: Mr. Peter Mosoitis brings out an important point during a classroom discussion. Mrs. Judy Holmboe Mr. Peter Mosoitis Mr. Philip McMichael Mr. Thomas Ohman Miss Pamela Raschio Mr. Stan Williams 27