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THE GRANTONIAN
May 28, 1970
Teachers to leave; decrease of students cause
Because of the decrease of
students for Grant next year we
will be losing a few teachers in
all fields.
Mr. David Smith, who is an
English teacher, will be leaving
at the end of this year. Mr.
Smith commented on his past
year here at Grant. “I really en­
joyed it. I’m impressed by the
students’ actions. I was really
surprised at the student partici­
pation of Earth Day and many
other activities which involved
student participation.
Other teachers leaving are:
Mrs. Diane Cedros, freshman
English teacher; Mrs. Sue Davis,
who teaches girls’ Physical Edu­
cation and Health; Mrs. Patricia
Walker, who teaches Special
Education.
“I was looking forward to
teaching here next year but
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lish teacher; Miss Bonnie Tay­
lor, who teaches junior Social
Studies; Mrs. Jean Uyeno, who
teaches senior Social Studies;
Miss Jean Borders, who teaches
freshman English and Social
Studies.
by scholarships, awards, honors
The two scholarships considered most outstanding-by the Grant
High School faculty are the Fletcher and McGaw Memorial Scholar­
ships. These are given in honor and memory of the first principal of
Grant High School, Mr. William T. Fletcher, and a former vice-prin­
cipal of girls, Miss Elizabeth McGaw. These scholarships are given
to the senior boy and girl voted by the faculty as having been most
outstanding in citizenship, academic achievement and service to
Grant. The monetary value of each award is $150. Recipients of
these scholarships will be named the night of Commencement as
well as the Dads’ Club Scholarship Awards which are awarded to
4.00’ers.
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“I keep wondering when
Department Awards
Charles Best and Pat Finegan,
Grant’s finalists for American they’ll notify me,” commented Industrial Education:
Metal Working: Outstanding student........................... Dan Radkil
Field Service, are waiting anx­ Pat. “One girl that I met at Wil­
Woodworking: Outstanding student....................... Steve Strichlin
iously to hear jf they have been lamette told me that she was
Drafting: Outstanding student ...............................John Carpenter
approved by the committee in called one hour before she was
New York. Charles should be to leave! I guess the short notice Languages
notified by the third week in is because some foreign families
Classical Award:
June for the summer program, don’t decide until the last min­
Outstanding four-year Latin student..... Eva Schwarzenhauer
and Pat should hear by the end ute if they want someone, or
German Award:
of July, for the program lasting when.”
Outstanding four-year German student......... Diane Rynerson
a year.
Russian Award: Outstanding Russian student..... Alicia McMillin
Since they were chosen last
Spanish Award:
fall, Pat and Charles have had
Outstanding four-year Spanish student........... ....Char Darrow
to fill out numerous forms and
Math:
applications. Their counselors,
Euclidean Cup:
language teachers, parents, Miss
Given to outstanding four-year Math student......... Jim Peake
Mildred Eikeland (A.F.S. advis­
Math Pin: Result of a test.................................................Jim Peake
or at Grant) have had to write
COMPLETE BARBER
Music:
an essay about each of the candi
Clefs: Musical contribution to school..................... Mark Mumford
SERVICES
“Being president of the Par­
dates, and Charles and Pat have
Fred Cone Cup: Musicianship and Scholarship......... Dave Powell
ent-Teacher
Association
is
such
had
to
write
one
on
themselves
• Hair Styling
Handslik Cup: Outstanding work in Band............. Wes Aanderud
a
huge,
tremendous
job
that
we
also.
• Razor Cutting
Inspiration Plaque:
On May 16, all the A.F.S. fi­ felt it called for more than one
• Tinting
Most inspirational senior in Choir....................... Kathy Fifield
person,
”
stated
girls
’
vice-prin
­
nalists from Oregon attended an
McDowell Cup: Outstanding senior in Orchestra ..Mary Ann Rees
cipal
Mrs.
Melva
Anderson,
orientation
at
Willamette
Uni
­
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Schubert Cup: Outstanding soloist........................... Laurel Collier
versity with their parents and when asked to explain the rea­
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sons behind electing three new Science:
listened to returning students.
presidents to lead the P.T.A.
Bausch & Lomb Medal:
Oustanding senior in science................................. Janeen Olsen
next year.
The new presidents are: Mrs. Art:
Betty Popma, Mrs. Esther Rosen­
Wuest Art Award:
bloom and Mrs. Helen Stoll.
Outstanding service to school through art........... Adrian Kalil
Presents
Mrs. Mary Mills is the Teacher Athletics:
Vice-president. First vice-presi­
Tim Allen Cup:
Student of the Week
dent is Mrs. Rosetta Riscoe; sec­
Outstanding and inspirational track man........... Robert Bates
Terry is a member of the Black Gos­
ond vice-president is Mrs. Ber-
Dorman Trophy:
pel Choir and the Black Student
nicce Scott and third vice-presi­
Outstanding and inspirational football player..... Dan Percich
Union. He also participated in foot­
dent is Mrs. Carol Goodman.
Business
Education:
ball this year and is a member of
Mrs. Gwen Gerald has been
Underwood Award:
Royal G. In the past years Terry has
elected as corresponding secre­
Outstanding Business Education student........... Sherri Bottari
been a member of the track team and
tary, Mrs. Trudy Fuller as re­
Terry Phillips
was on the inter-club council.
cording secretary and Mrs. Doris English, Speech, Drama, Journalism:
Sallie Burns Cup: Senior with outstanding
Wack as treasurer.
creative writing ability................................. Allahna O’Connor
Buskin Cup:
Outstanding and inspirational Drama student....... Frank Wall
Ethel Ewer Cup: For acting and spirit
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in Shakespeare play................... Tom Doran and Janeen Olsen
MMt AHO POOLS OPEN EVERYDAY
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Grantonian Cup:
Outstanding writing and service to Grantonian-.Martha Ojard
FRIDAY NITE IS DATE NITE
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Shakespeare Plaque: For scholarship and service
in Shakespeare class......... Hollis Armstrong and Diane Sweet
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10 RIDES - $230 A $3.00 VALUE
Speech Department:
Outstanding speakers . ..David Taylor and Lawrence Wheeler
Stage Arts Award: Outstanding service toward
staging production .......................................
Pat Doyle
Thespian Award: Best Senior actor........................... Rick LeDoux
LAST CHANCE TO RIDE THE COASTER
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Homemaking:
Oustanding student in Homemaking........................... Sherri Pope
Chuck's Barber
Shop
Charlie
next year will be a challenge,”
commented Mr. Philip McMi­
chael, who is a freshman Eng­
lish and Social Studies teacher.
Adding to the list of teachers
that are leaving are: Mrs. JoAnn
Crosby, junior and senior Eng-
Seniors receive acknowledgment
Foreign exchange finalists await news
announcement set for early summer
Three chosen for
presidential jobs
by PTA election
JANTZEN BEACH
u$r YfAR FOR JANTZEN BEACH
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IT WAS GREAT REPORTING
FOR YOU —Grantonian Staff
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