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

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ei' 3 'PeopIe who make the headlines. The people that are hlgh up in gov- ernment. Headliners. And, boy howdy, has this been a year lor them! An historical resignation ot the presldent, the Inauguratlon of a new one, the gubernatorial electlon, International news. Klsslnger, Nixon, Ford, Hall, Boren, Inhote. All thls ln only one year's tlme. It all seems so unreal sometimes, yet Is real. We are living history. We should always try to remember the way that we feel now, when the turmoil ls on Cfor hlstorlcal reasons, ot course,J and to help us see how things can be worse in future times. Former President Nixon makes last guest appearance. Grant students display enthusiasm toward their candidate or governor. Students watch on during a racial disturbance. Excited at seeing her favorite group at Oklahoma Jam is Kathy Williams. Depressed at thinking about the future of his school is Kevin Hubble. Opening 17

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18 people People. They come in all shapes and sizes, all sorts and colors, young, old, even middle aged. People can be joy or pain, trouble and solvers ol trouble, the end, the beginning, the all that everything is. People make the earth interesting, make the world warm, make the land and civilization what it is today. And now people are in a book to keep the memories ot people alive for many years to come. So that the people that are here now will never really be forgotten. Mrs. Evelyn Shelley does alittle pirate dance. The end ofa long day. Mr. Bob McCain minds the terminal. Carla George sees only Steve Garrette on the field. Wendell Webb tries a little two-step dancing in the halls. Peeple