Grant High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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From footboll to fencing, from photography to freestyle, there's no lock of things to do ot Grant. Closs schedules frequently include gymnostics, drama, wood crofting and computer programming. The Tolented and Gifted program provides mentors for aspiring doctors, lawyers and astronomers. Afterschool activities range from full-scale croquet tournaments on the expansive front lawn to drama rehearsals. While on the academic side, some students involve themselves in Model United Nations or the Notional Honor Society. Cindy Drown and Micheol Denson use one of rhe ovoil-oble procrice rooms ro harmonize. Roger Peters executes rhe difficult iron cross on the still rings during the gymnastics assembly. Senior swim team member Sean Flonnagon enthusiastically completes his bsr procrice lop at Columbia pool YuMhiso Hashimoro, exchange srudenr from Japan, studies rhe manual before entering his program into rhe computer 12 Introduction

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Immersed in the spirit of Grant is serendipity, on aptitude for making unexpected, fortunate discoveries. Imagine finding a large, white rabbit standing in the cafeteria line or seeing characters from Star Trek walking down the hall. At Grant, students are ready for anything, even if it's only an after school job. Why so many unexpected discoveries? Because folks at Grant are encouraged to express themselves. Buttons, T-shirts, bumper stickers and all manner of dress fill the hallways, each person letting others know where he stands concerning personal interests and preferences. Introduction 11

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 V In Phorogrophy closs, senior Jim Rooney corefully odjusrs rhe photo enlorger os he leorns rhe process of developing pictures Souq Her odds rhe finishing touches ro rhe jewelry box he srrucred in wood shop con Joel Martin ponies and thrusts, devastating he opponent m the first rournomenr of rhe season Introduction 4A