Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Crucial Decisions By Adminisfrofio Grant has undergone many changes during the school year of 1971-1972. lt has been a year of uncertainties, yet one of reassurance. The defeated school levy created prob- lems concerning certain activities because of a shortened school year. Graduation, traditionally in June, oc- curred in May. The Senior Prom and the Rose Festival selection were moved to April. The Spring Show, sponsored by the Dad's Club, presented a gymnastics cir- cus. Due to lack of funds, other changes were in order. This made the school year more unique and versatile. Behind Grant's versatility was the Ad- ministration. All officials attended meet- ings and engaged in important decisions. This assistance helped establish the out- come of the school year. A change which faced Grant was the new counseling system offered in the Unit Centers. This program was organized to seek more effective means of communica- tion. lt provided services for students, teachers and parents. For the Administration, the year though short was a new and different experience. Above Right: Principal Gust Kanas took o moment to look at the camera. Right: Mr. Kanas stopped to talk to students Rolando Jones, Georgia Montgomery and Ingrid Moler.

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ark Highlyl Unique Year 1 -- mg Wifewffv Far Left: Mrs. Melva Anderson, administrative vice- principal, relayed a message to a teacher by phone. Left: Mr. Charles Randolph, curriculum associate, was on his way to observe a class. Below Left: Mr. Hubert Shovlin, administrative vice-principal, took a call during his busy schedule. Below: Mr. George Guthrie, supervising vice-principal, and Mr. Randolph conversed about school curriculum. H.