Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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“It was my fortune, or misfortune, to be called to the office of Chief Executive without any previous political training. From the the age of 17 I had never even witnessed the excitement attending a Presidential campaign but twice antecedent to my own candidacy, and at but one of them was I eligible as a voter...” President Ulysses S. Grant Apology, December 5, 1876

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Grantonians Top Left: Coach Earl Trigsted leaves the field after an unsuccessful consultation with a referee. Left: Mr. Mark Cotton smiles at the attractive surroundings in his math class. Above: Snowy ’55 Chev awaits owner.

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Opposite Page Left: Grant alumnus, Bob Hazen, enthusiastically leads a rally assembly’s participants in a yell. Opposite Page Bottom: Lillian Russell and Joan O’Neal serve coffee and cookies to Sheryl Suva and Mary Helling at the BSU Senior Girls’ Tea. Center: A lone bike, characteristic of ecologically aware students, stands in one of Grant’s bike racks. Above: Cafeteria worker, Jean Holland, scrubs one of the gigantic pots used in preparing lunch for students and teachers. Left: A lovable puppy receives attention from Miss Wilma Crabtree.