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

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G NOTE service 4... G Note, an interest club, has been busy this year serving the instrumental department. Their projects have included their annual dance, The Band Blare , selling refreshments at school programs, enter- taining, etc. The club awarded one music scholar- SPRING Pres. Dennis Salvon V, Pres. Audrey Bugher Ser' Si rid Fehrenbacher Je g Treas. Jerry Kerr FA LL . . Pres., Dave Carter ship to adeserving person. V. Pres. Dennis Salvon Sec, Audrey Bugher T1-ease Doug Forncrook x f - o .. ' , Q' - qx01 l'n' into-'K m., ,k ,X Q 1 O X O 1' 5 d,,'.l.n',fo1 KANDAHAR interest FA LL-SPRING PTUS- Mike Maginnis V. P1'6Sv Doreen Kemery X Sec. Jean McMahon I X Treas. Dave Maize

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The object of the Grant FALL Pres. Sarah Donaldson V. Pres. Jackie Jones Sec. Hannah Watkins Treas. Beth Allyn SPRING u G. I. Interest The girls or Girls' Inter- national have w orked indus- tri ous ly the past year to ful- fill their purpose by creat- ing an interest in current affairs and by discussing the problems inthe form nf debate. The girls have sup- plemented their interests with various social and service projects. The Club Pres' Linda- Markuson is Droud to boast the honor V. Pres. Beth Allyn of being awarded the Fall Sec. Hallie Hockensmith club gf the term trophey. Treas. Vernie Fraundorf 0 i ,3Q ,.1 1-. vlll 'tn 'H ' n K :Q 'I F 1 Linda Markuson High School Future Teach- ers of America is to pro- mote interest among stud- ents in the teaching pro- fession. During this past year the group has had sev- eral movies and speakers to better acquaint the mem- bers with the opportunities teaching offers as a career. teaching offers as a career. The members of F. T. A. also visited a grade school and observed the classes while theywere in session. 159

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FALL PTCS- Charlotte Wright V. PFGS- Judy Harvey Sec. Roselia Homrich Treas. Karen Holmes SPRING Pres. Judy Harvey V, Pres., Karen Holmes Sec. Peppy Harvey Treas. Sina Stromberg X Mike Maginnis KAPAKI social v V .JMQL E' 'H' ist ,vb 219' rf By the purpose of foster- ing and developing friend- ships, the girls of Kapaki help each other to become friendlier socially, more thoughtful in service. and more able in acholastic abilities. Kapaki has per- formed services including ushering, washing statues, and working at Filter Cen- ter. The social functions include teas, slumber par- ties, dinners, joint meet- ings, sales, carwashes and dances. The aim of Kandahar is to promote an interest in ski- ing at Grant. Kandahar has been an ac-tive interest club at Grant for many years. Last fall the members formed a ski team to repre- sent Grant in competitive skiing and organized ski trips and movies. The club was reorganized in the fall of 1955 and now has over fifty active members. 161