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

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7 5 y Sl .fr . . 9x David Johnson, president of the Senior Class, poses for a picture. xii? ' was awnnwnx af! Q M Gardens provide beauty for everyone. l Campus scenes provide beaut lnto and out of these doors walk-our students. s t fr QT tal .. ,-v Thoughts of charm, elegance, grace, and beauty are vividly im printed in the mindis eye at the first glimpse of Granfs long moderr buildings and spacious campus. Their novel style and gracious manner portray every fragment of the tedious but beneficial Worl put into acquiring a complete and useful education. These halls, grounds and rooms have known thousands of rush ing feet ever pushing onward to new victories and accomplishment in the ,never ending race for knowledge. These familiar sights have witnessed innumerable pep assem blies and rallies to urge the '4Generals', on to victory. They have known the bitterness of a long winter and the warn touch of newness known only in the springtime. These are th familiar scenes known only to the uCenerals and their ladies. Scene which will be uppermost in their thoughts at the first mention c days long past. But a cold edifice cannot teach or learn. It can only provid the proper atmosphere where we, the students, must seek diligentl to accomplish the task of obtaining an education which will last lifetime. I2

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K an-,ff-1-my--an Shops provide skill and knowledge to students. and knowledge for all. The roomy patio, well improvised cafeteria, beautifully built auditorium and much used gymnasium are but a few of the Generals, favorites around Grant. Planned and constructed by the most skilled in that field, U. S. Grant has that special touch which makes study and learning enjoyable and pleasant to the learner. Driving to school, which is a necessity for some students, is made easier by the spacious parking lots provided for the student body and faculty of U.S.G. Specially assigned stalls lessen the confusion and congestion promoted at the beginning and end of the school day. Practicing and observing the Oklahoma Traffic Laws are the major aims of the drivers at Grant. As anyone can plainly see, Grant was not only built to be beautiful but also useful and helpful in obtaining an education. I3 gi sims fw- il ...r. V I e. ' . ,, ,.,. Y eg. lfk' Ax into rfawykyy V . if 15 . ' . ' V1 ' , -I Ksf' Q i