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

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GAEIIM horizon VTE gg. n Exf 6' 'ri' I1 VR426 O s vZ12::f The objectives of Caeum Horizon are fourfold: ser- vice to others, development of personality, social ex- perience, and vocational exploration. This year under service the girls have completed worthwhile pro- jects f or school, church and community. The club is new at Grant and has a goal of making Grant proud of their club organization. SPRING Pres. Gail Pederson FALL Pres. Sec. Treas. V. Pres, Jan Oylear Sec.. Martha Creevy Treas. Sandra Boehm Darla Muncy V. PFGS-1 Diana Pachot Bernice Higgins Rondi Otniss i..-'Z X CASCADE Ill-Y FA LL-SPRING Pres-2 Jim Poole V-1 Pres- Don Carkner ,Sec-1 Bill Hauck Treas. Bruce Mauger

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FALL Pres Rich Bader V Pres. Rich Ruff ec Larry Ledwith Treas. Dick Mohr SPRING Pres. Bob Warr V. PTSS- J ack Richards ec. Clark McCutchan' Treas. Dick Cronn T Pres- Alice Klug V- Pres- Max Menchaca SGC- Louanne Starr TI'eaS- Mike Parsons BETA PIII social Beta Phi's purpose is to promote social activities between athletes and athlet- ic-minded persons. Beta' s most outstanding service projects included the plac- ing of signs in Hello Lane and the care of memorial plots. Beta held two big dances during the year, the Levi Leap and the Basket Ball, both of which were successful. Beta Phi held closed dances with Mu Nu Xi and Delta Chi. Joint meet- ings and rummage sales also were included in the year's activities. The purpose of Ata is to further interest in Spanish and Our Spanish speaking neighbors to the South. The group had a Spanish movie to which they invited Span- ish students from different schools, a candy sale, an open' meeting to provide knowledge about the club, and a party for the exchange students from Mexico. 151

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:g. . i i Chresto changed its in- terest from debating to dis- FALL cussion, this Year- The main Azie activities included an in- ':i PTCSQ Sharon Bowe stallation banquet held for 3 --1 '2-'- L Hn t 5 V. PTGSQ Yarlyn Hansen the first time and the Sham- 'fff hifi Sec. Barbara Curry rock Shuffle. This is the 5 t T1'021S- Helen Opton .,,. ,..:E, . l,,t ,... z annual dance held at the K V-. Q it time of St. Patrick's Day. .,,.: ,,.. ,.,, Q i ',, 5 The moneyfrom this dance f is used for service pro- . A A g SPRING Q jects. We feel that Chresto ' . g .. had a successful year and A Sfegf- ga1'1YUSHaHSeI1 y llil, g furthered interest in dis- ' res' BUUY awyel' gf? , ZVA' cussion. Sec. Susan Jameson 4 P i i ' S TI'eaSf. Barbara Dietrich 3 Q' on. 'v1 .Hy v - Q Q., X --,now 'limi' six . ,R f, '1 yi X Q 1' 5 - 1 sg m g , Jim Poole Cascade Hi-Y was organized late in the fall of 1955 by boys interested in furthering the high ideals of YMCA work and in service projects for Grant. In addi- tion to character-building programs, the boys were active in an athletic pro- gram, school and commu- nity service. Highlighting spring meetings were a series of lectures on the worldngs of the Portland Police Department by spec- ialists. Members also participated in the Oregon Youth Legislature in Salem in May which gave students a better understanding of the state government. 153