age 8
Portland/Observer
liiursday, Oct. 14, 1'.’ 1
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Youth In A ction
by Verna Shepherd ami ken
B erry
president Doug Neville displays
Welcome to Grant! * tropt
studl y nl case Body to students,
as in coming frosh Mark
Rosenbloom surveys the scene. All frosh received a grand tour of the buildings as
part of the frosh orientation August 31.
New Personel at Grant H
We are now in our second
month of operation for school
year 1971-72 at Grant High
School.
It is our sincere
hipe that parents of students
that live in our Model C ities
Xeighborhorxi w ill continue to
give their support to our ef
forts for the educational tene-
fits for all students that attend
school here.
Many changes have been
made since last year atCi ant.
These changes were n itiated
by parents, students, and ad
m inistrators last lictoher.
changes w ill help to bring
about a te tte r understanding,
and communication for all
concerned.
We are making a concen
trated effort to appeal to
parents of our neighborhood
to "g e t involved” with your
school. Only you can help
us be more effective in helping
your youngster to achieve his
or her educational goal.
On Oct. 14th, Grant w ill he
holding i t ’ s annual "B ack to
School’ * open house, on that
night you w ill get a chance
to see how the Class Unit
Centers are functioning, plus
other fa cilitie s in operation.
The school is anxious to know
how you feel about the way
attendance, phone calls, let
ters to parents, e tc , are
handled, and to welcome your
suggestions and ideas.
Perhaps you don’ t laiow,
but there are almost 500
students attending Grant from
our Model C ities Community-
-many of you have already
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From the
M rs .
Management
909 NORTH KILLINGSWORTH
A Grandmother is love and Joy,
She's what is needed of every g irl and boy
A Grandmother looks after you when your
parents are dead.
D r comforts you when you’ re sick in
We hope you have time,
w ill v is it with us on ” |
to School” night, Oct.
7:30 p.m.
There are some additions
to the Grant High School staff,
Including teachers, teacher
aids, interns, student teachers
and September Experience.
There are twelve new teach
ers: Ron Brown, Sharon Cole,
Sho Dozano, Don Fuller, Sam
Fuller, and Chet Green.
Teacher aids arePeterDe-
Stafano, Jr. and Willie Grant.
Mrs. Lee Mason Is the new
secretary. Interns are Jen-
New Face at Grant
A new counseling system is
now in effect at Grant High
School. Each academic class
has been organized with sepa
rate class centers as their
bases of operation.
Besides having a unit leader
and counselors, each class has
its own secretary and part-
time community agent.
This program has been or
ganized to provide more ef
fective services fo r all stu
dents , staff members and par
ens.
The counselors w ill now
have more time to work d i
rectly with the students .
Community agents also have
an important role at Grant.
T heir responsibility is to go
out into the community and
involve parents in tlie daily
life of Grant High School.
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CONGRATULATIONS
Kathy Flfleld, Instructor of swimming at North Portland
YMCA encourages student.
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Sandra Gail Clay, a senior at Grant High School, moved
to Portland from Dallas, Texas this summer. Some week
ends slie goes to the Portland observer to learn tie finer
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YMCA North Branch
Portland every other year
under the exchange program,
while Portland State students
study every other summer at
the U niversity of Hokkaido.
Dodge said the Japanese stu
dents are coming here to study
the American way of life
rather than to take specific
courses. Professors fr o m
many disciplines w ill work
with them as a group.
The exchange program be
tween Portland State and the
University of Hokkaido is part
of the Portland-Sapporo Sister
C ity relationship. The Town
A ffilia tio n
Association
of
America last year named it the
best project of its kind con
ducted by cities of the United
States
and their foreign
counterparts throughout the
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Best S elec tio n III
A Grandmother is like an angel sent
from God,
W ith everything you need, especially
love.
A Crandmother is wonderful, understanding.
And reminds you there's more where
that one came from .
A Grandmother is wonderful, understanding,
and kind.
And I wouldn’ t trade anything fur
a grandmother such as mine.
Students to
Nineteen students from the
University of Hokkaido in Sap
poro w ill a rrive inPortlarxi
Saturday to continue their
studies at Portland State Uni
versity under the award
winning Sister City program
directed by Robert Dodge,
professor
of business ad
m inistration.
Dodge reported the ten men
and nine women, p rim a rily
juniors and seniors, w ill spend
the fir s t week of theirPortland
stay at the Washington Hotel.
They w ill 1 ive in private homes
Wasson and Douglas during the ballance of their
v is it, which ends December 1.
T heir a rriv a l in Portland w ill
The new student teachers
are Linda Jean Sorenson, mark the secomd time that the
Richard Amling and Janice University of Hokkaido has
Michaelis. Don McPherson sent a group of students to
Clora Johnson and Junior Portland State. A group of
Johnson are Hall Aids.
Japanese students comes to
The Best of Everything
by Faith Wilson
For
Seniors,
Gemhardt.
Portland, O reqo n
Portland Observer
•M. Luebbert.
3. Parent Committees:
(a)
Human Relations—
Chairman, M rs. H. Stole.
(b) General Supervision—
M rs. I. Peterson.
(C) Advisory Board—M r.
Dan Doran.
Maybe you would like to
work on one of these boards,
or just sit in as an observer
from tim e to time.
F or information concerning
anything of interest where
your child o r Grant High is
F o r Juniors,
Lowery
(•re e le y A ve
Congratulations
ottered your services to the
school. pm a great deal
more parents ate needed (or
the continued progress wears
hoping to make.
I here are several parent
organizations that are in need
o( your participation:
1.
Dads Club-President
J J .. Peterson
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Grant News
Grant High School
PKINTIIW SEKUCK”
6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p m.
(Monday thru Saturday)
Portland, Ore. 87211
More than 200 people met In
the Student Memorial Union on
the Oregon State U niversity
campus Saturday night, Octo
ber 10, to r a banquet of the
NAACP Northwest Area con
ference. The speaker was M r,
C loster B. Current, who has
been the D ire cto r of Branches
and Field Adm inistration for
the paat 25 years. He came out
from NAACP headquarters in
New York city to take part in
the conference in C o rva llis.
Excerpts from his speech
are given here. He based his
talk on the NAACP theme fo r
1971: ’ ’ALTOGETHliRNOW” .
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tury. Come in O liv e or B lack N a u g a h y d e
Portland CommunltyCollege
and the Oregon Museum of
Science and Industry w ill offer
a new program of science-
related experiences fo rc h lld -
ren grades one through six.
Instructors win conduct ex-
perlrnents in <la rn lstry, b io l-
physics, and astronomy
geared to the gradeschool
CI’ S je i * 111 ,je held in
PCC s Science Technology
budding at Sylvania center,
12000 S, W, 49th Avenue, be
ginning October 23rd and run
ning fo r four consecutive
Saturdays from 9 to 11 a.m.
A ll students must enroll by
m a il before October 15.
Registration information is
available from PCC’ s Com
munity Education D ivision,
224-61I I , extension 317,
$1 J Q
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