Ulysses S Grant High School - Shield Yearbook (Van Nuys, CA)

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owns n g 'K l- 614: tx? This year, under the efficient and clagnable guidance of our new activity director Hugh F1 lay, the Grant club system has grown steadily. Since it is the Vice- Pres1dent's duty to manage the club system, Mr. Findlay has been ably assisted by the Fall and Spring Vice-Presidents, Ann Cairney and Virginia Damis. There are four types of clubs now active at Grant: social, service, interest, and honorary. They are classified according to their purpose or interest. The system is divided into two club councilsg the interest I

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lub council, which consists of the presidents of all interest clubs, and the social-service club ouncil, which consists of the presidents of all social and service clubs. These councils meet eguiarly to receive instructions and to discuss ways of improving the club system. The clubs are extriemely active and throughout the year have sponsered various projects and cti ' ' be f' ' t a v1t1es ne 1c1a o the school, the community and themselves. Some of these activities include dances, sales after school and at games, and innumerable service projects. Out of the torty-three clubs at Grant there are thirteen social, eleven service, fourteen inter- est, and five honorary. Three new clubs were organized this year: Cascade Hi-Y, Caeum Horizon, and Whitman Tri-Hi-Y, We find that the club system contributes greatly to student, chool, and community life. Now we proudly present the clubs.