Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Mr. Harvy Becker Miss Catherine Cameron Opposite Page Left: Mr. Loopstra puts finishing touches on one of his designs. Opposite Page Top Right: Miss Cameron assists Rodney Rhymes with his art project. Opposite Page Bottom Right: Margaret Hall works on her macrame wall hanging. Right: Mr. Becker explains the use of weights to Cynthia Kern in her Art Metal class. Left: Dorothy Falk works on her clay proiect during on afternoon pottery class. 4 K is ,1 Miss Wilma Crabtree Students interested in Art were inspired by new classes and a new face, Mr. Fred Loopstra, artist-in-resident. Art Then and Now, one ofthe new classes offered by the department, combined the history of art and printmaking. Arts and Crafts gave students an opportunity to work on projects which they were interested in. During March art students were able to display and sell their work in a Boutique Sale. v, t s it Mr. Fred Loopstra Mr. Clell Miller Mr. Mahlon Read s

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Business Students Gain Secretarial Experience WM'- M 4-on , Opposite Page Top Left: Diane Carlson works. Oppo- site Page Top Right: Carol Christensen types. Oppo- site Page Bottom Right: Mrs. Hadfield talks to Connie Mathias. Opposite Page Bottom Left: Debbie Dunn Types her way through a timed writing. Top Left: Amy Peters studies. Right: Mrs. Hairston reviews papers. Left: Miss Jack talks to Anetta Young. X 1 K, .x i wif, mfr, H, , . .A Mr. Julian Amaya Mrs. Judy Dunlap Mrs. Evelyn Hairston Miss Janet Jack - .3 ,if ., Nw 1, QP lx In rf. ' ' 5 -,fs-f fi 52