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

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evttaaatiia 1' fegfe 5 Charlotte Venahle and Mike Terrel, our outstanding repre- sentatives to Girls' and Boys' States. Pam Driskill, Pep Club mascot, assists cheerleaders in promoting school spirit at games. ....- fr.. ..- The popular nouns Mfamew and uhonorn make frequent stops at U. S. Grant during a school year, bestowing their blessings upon various and sundry people. These grateful receivers range in category from the yearbook king and queen to the delegates to Girls, and Boys? State. Also included are the sports queens, Sabrette Buddy, O Club Sweetheart, feature writer for the Times Teen page, drum major, band and choir kings and queens, Student Council president, newspaper and yearbook editors and the captains of the athletic department. These are chosen or elected by the Student Body or a designated club or organization. We are very proud of these representatives for their shining examples of leader- ship and citizenship. Fame and honor Jill Thomson and Fred Nettle congratulate each other as Mr. and Miss Howdy. -'gt---1' Liv 'Cv' 22

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N t 1 if One, two . . . one, two . . . are the chants of the football team as they prepare for the Hbigv game. The Generals, as always, have shown great interest and participation in athletics this year. At any competitive athletic event, whether we won or lost, the Generals always show up in great numbers to cheer their team. Our attendance recorcls alone are fine examples of the traclitional terrific school spirit on display at Grant. Beginning the year with football. we hatl the highest attendance at the annual Football Jamboree. Throughout the season the Generals continue to crowd the stantls and encourage our boys on the fielcl. ln the same great numbers, the exuberant Generals flock to the basket- ball games ancl wrestling matches. Always high in enthusiasm, they support PLAYER C LAYER OF these teams tremendously. 'fln the spring, a younfr rnan's fancy lightly turns to Hthoughts of . . . base- M -.Nt , , .C . . . ' balllng Phe Great American Sportli' 'lhe cheering Generals thrill to the DEFENSE OFFENSE sight of our players as they cross the plate. Baseball, though not as much THE VVEEK VVEEK in the limelight as football and basketball, rates high in the interest of the students. But the line of sports at Grant cloes not end with baseball. Swimming, track, golf, tennis, and bowling-without these, our school would not be com- plete. The wide and varied sports program at Grant is unquestionably one of the finest in the city. Outstanding players of each week's game are h0UUfUdi'1 lllisfiispldvv Enjoying a much earned rest, the football team watches the last of the Prexiew . .N Ax , in . , , tp , ? I , 1 5' ,fvvv ,Y . 'i 7fff'Nf' 1 'H i bi-T l 'ix at-, TY -if ' 5' e :W 'Q-1' ,gn strts we t- . - 1 , K 6 s Q . ' f ,.,, i , I n N' h ,kk W I A all I 3 if 'fggah MX 'R L-sr. w. ' .1 'i ' R7 ' i film' f if QF WB A M Wi t Q ' - ' . , 'iffffii ' f 1. i ' M., A .t Vligkas . M , , ,.. 4, . ,T b A I my A .V it ,v 'wil I 7 Q x K! 55.523511 ki , , V. wl.t.a, A Q R I . , . ,, H i 47,7 V, A , AKC ,5,M,A ' ' .