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

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Practicing for future track mcets are Jimmy Stowe and Craig Hoster. in athletic skills, 99 Mow 'cm down, Generals! As our teams play, they are not alone, for the spirit of the students cheering them is constantly present. The enjoyment we have gained from these games is also filled with the pride and honor we feel for our school in victory, in all sports. The never ending vitality of our pep club has helpefl to keep our school spirit alive. This spirit may be felt as it echoes through the halls or bounds through the pep assemblies in a traditional U. S. Grant manner. , 1 f : 1 i , 5 't' 1' I 9Hi55lfP?5Ji1'2f5?a'x,'.'ff! ' Q X-ifffflisflkt H V l , D Y , -Lx . - W . Q , . 6 r t Q T f. C f.-, ,x,,Q'j y,-wfi-4.- L4 :Y-'Ji'i i','ffAr -f g x.A., Wi , -af Q - ' ,. , f ' ' iii :H . if ' f Y ' f at at JH , 1525 is a, e W ,I 1,1 ' p ,w 1 ,' . My A fa..--i R L ' 'Y - . . 3' I : ste f-:,:s:vgt ,I A i 4 V if 5 s 41 .V L. W .52 .L , ,, , . . . . V K. is its T tx . I. . N .L Q., ..., MTL 3 2 x In ' -1- , -tw- - ,,,.,,-4,5 V , -.f-'M . Ay ., . Q -f:w ,. t ,. - t ' ' 'f1f ':- 1 ': ' :' H ' . L .- f ' L . . ......, .1 f ..,t - . '12 - -: 7 u:':f : -,727-wif 5 N 56 5' - ' 'V if-14264: ff. , t-- ,. ' V... 1 '- 'faihfifgi- ':5f!7:-I :?E'.'ss ' -' - ,,., i . - 'if-Gs? , I '-T 756 657 - '- .'. 5. Q7 ' 277'-iff, ':.:,'f:.'Z!- 35, W, 'fig amp W , swf? Y S T H -e ,, 95. iii , f sf it 2-' Z A S iss 4 f tis 1 A F A 4' Wx dw L 1 T Q eww-41 Q at f s ,- 1 1 1 5 5 n ' V H, ft , -mi .ff .ff fax, ' 1 an E Gigi ' 1 'lv x t , , .M J +2 K 9 S 51 .Q e Q ,- 1 ,, ,Ms . .4iaWf,.- -,Q , V if r- X ' M- 5 f eww K 1 H- - -.fw sgzs .. ,wsQ..spa:-:s,,gs.,z.,j Aj , ff A . Y 5 z. 7 my I.. ' t s ' ' - I j K iii' K Y rw ' x f, L was M' R R, ' ft Q ar, af M2 , , . . my .. ., I i f5Pflf21 ' .- . ,, -A .. 74. w I ,:,.s+.,.-.-t:sf,,f V. '--.1::..--AH: ' 1 'fir was - -,Msffe .1 i 21: we ,., , 5. 5. x Q.-'-M4 1 2 ,. W , , ., . . ,,, ,. , 4,,.,.,,. 1... JW we-613, Vwm ,W - , L . . ,., UNM another Strike! walls flliurlottc Venalrlc. Other team members watch lireathlessly as Vicki Hock shoots for tx goal. w-fefeff '- K' 'QTZM-mf' iT '71i, s - .,. . E 1 ,L ... 27

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SEC. A .A Jw Learning to play golf with skill and case are Evans, Kenneth Carson and Jerry Jones. Roy Sum makes a scoring basket as Craig Hoster watches. Mr. Todd watches cheerleaders for signal to begin playing at one of our Pep Assemblies. Grant excels M What are you trying to do, boys, play football? The anticipation and excitement felt before any upcoming sports event is never forgotten. A frosty night at a football game and the mighty attempt to make that all important basket, in midewinter, are remembered as highlights of our sports ac- tivities. The mighty strength and de- termination that a team needs has been diligently displayed by our players as they have fought to bring victories to our school.

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, , W, P5 To build a house a man must be taught first by someone with experience. Someone who has done it before and has made all the mistakes. The experienced man in turn, tells the younger how to correct these and how to build a better edifice. And so the younger begins, starting with the knowledge he has acquired and his tools. He first builds a foundation. Everything in life begins this Way. We all start with ground work of one Q, Q VV-: ft, kind or another. For most of us our foundation is -' school, and like the younger man building a house P yxAA 5i, im,V.. P ' we too have teachers. ennn t ifei 1 I P.T.S.A. members enjoy a breather after their meeting. Connie Gammon, Mr. Marker, and Nancy Sterling Mr. Hostencr looks Over his class, Work discuss the program for a night's P.T.S.A. meeting. 1 ,,,r X 1 . i ll I M, ., 'S