U S Grant High School - General Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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'lc f ,? ':s , v.,,' ALETHA LANSDOXVNE LENNA LAWSON Ir. High Math Sr. High Commerce DONALD MLICKEEN HILDA MANNING Ir. High English Ir. High English and Social Stuclics and Social Studies ,Q-.av L- 'Ei , -fmlf for 'Y , I' MOREENE LONG Ir. High Art MARY MANNING Ir. High and Sr. High Music and their work and responsibilities Flash! and itis the instructor in senior high Photography as he takes a picture for the General U. S. Grantis official yearbook. The problem of retakes is solved with a Poloroid camera-snap, three minutes later, Hold it-if the picture isnit good-we can take it again. Could your mother use a magazine rack, Wall decoration, or spice rack? If so, and you're interested in Metal XVork, the very interesting craft is being taught as an elective in Shop. BILLIE BIATHERLY Jr. High English and Social Studies EDGAR MAYS Ir. High Math IIWXYWW 'Hulse' MAY LUNDY Ir. High English and Social Studies HAZEL MARTIN Ir. High English and Social Studies are doubled. .. wt A f-new ,ff S ' ' if r. - -A 'FV ? T A 'Y we ' ' is f 2 A if ix, ska ,Y'f'11

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'M-41 fb tp tsstey S Q 4 Wa' 1 4' .- . PAUL HIEROINYMUS CLIFFIE HILL FRANKLIN HILL JOHN HILL jr High Science Ir High English Sr. High Math Ir. High Math DORIS HOLLAND LYLE HOSTETTER MARCE HUMPHREY EDYTHE JONES Sr High Commerce Ir High Social Studies Sr. High Art Ir. High Home Economics Tlazs year Grant has an extra large faculty The importance of becoming a responsible citizen of the United States is demonstrated daily in the Social Studies courses. Social Studies cover the large field of history of the United States, State History, Civics, Ancient history, and the interpretation of the events of today as history is being made. Beautiful clothes, the smell ofgood cooking, how to set a table for guests, child management, recipe col- lections, comprise a part of the Home Economics course offered to the young ladies interested in Home- making. - 4 4 We I .aff

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H19 5 fa 'wwfvywmzaeafm' ' a5fQg3'fq,gi: ' f - 115315255 Eiffel . -'r-eff-fl ROBERT MCCAIN jr. High Math MATTIE MCCRAY Sr. High English BILL MILLS E' Ir. High Social Studies ALFONSO MONIARAS Sr. High Spanish JOHN MOORE Ir. High Math i 9u'P L' GUIL MOUTRAY jr. High Social Studies EDNA MYATI' Sr. High English and History BENNY NALL Sr. High Commerce A E JIM NEES f jr. High Woodwork Y Spiga HQWK 1 N1-K-.M ..,, H, we ' , A ' '53 fi-sw-' if S my 4? K 3 fa Vi gi 1 f-we 'ig as A fwfr '--- -Nil' X Through proper guidance Students are 1 'K ' ll 4 sine V My .,:: w . lf' Yf me-,xo t cf' if llligrfra-galil if S 2, M.. fi f it , Ji l if me 1 E, i 5 U ,OA Q 4 4,- 1, i ,.t it 1 'lsr ii,, - . All Gaul is divided into three parts has a familiar ring to the Latin students as does nBuenas tardes f Good Afternoonji' to the Spanish students in the language department of U. S. Grant High School. Art is a challenge to all students in creative think- ing and expression who enroll in the courses in the Art Department. The classes are varied and a natural talent can be found in one of the many fields com- prised of charcoal, oils, ceramics and commercial art. Miss Billingslea tells students that only practice makes perfect.