Grants Pass High School - Toka Yearbook (Grants Pass, OR)

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Back How: Stoke . Meeker. Jackson. l rues». M. Kina. Winetrout. Middle How: Brainerd. Dunn. Hermann. Havard. M. Gray, Heath. F. Kina. Tuttle. Fiont How: Hennett. Hainan Hanouna. Bromley. Littlefield. V. Gray, Swlgart, Advisers: A. Claire Dunn, J. F. Swigart, Loren Tuttle. Student Body Officers John Haman.....................................President Stanley Bennett...........................Vice-president Maida Heath....................................Secretary Florence Havard .... Publicity Manager Earl Meeker....................................Treasurer Bob Jackson..............................Ticket Manager LI N C [ t Student Council The Student Council is an organization composed of the Student Body officers, the four class presidents, and a representative from each class, club, or organization in the school. This group under the leadership of Stanley Bennett, president, and with the help of its faculty advisers has given us a very successful year. This year the budget committee consisted of Margaret Gray, Bond Jobe, Melvin King. Bob Pruess, Maureen Hermann, and Bob Jackson. The auditing committee included Florence Havard and Billy Bromley. The Student Council has made several amendments to the constitution with the consent of the Student Body. The first was regarding the membership in the Student Council, the second dealt with the change in the debate awards, and the third was the change in the tennis awards. Perhaps the most outstanding achievement of the Student Body was relieving the Athletic association of its appalling fence debt, with the aid of surplus funds in the Toka and Glee club. It also sponsored two moving picture programs. The other members of the council are Clarke Stokes, senior president; Bob Pruess. senior representative : Billy Bromley, junior president; Melvin King, sophomore president; Arthur Winetrout, sophomore representative: Maureen Hermann, freshman president; Constance Lyons, freshman representative; Gordon Brainerd, Toka; Waldo Gray, tennis; Margaret Gray, Girls’ League president; Frankie King, Debate club; Lincoln Ganoung, Torch Honor society; Bond Jobe, Hi G; Willa La Vee. Glee club; Edward Littlefield, F. F. A. Faculty members are A. Claire Dunn, J. F. Swigart, and Loren Tuttle. PAGE 8

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To the Class of '35 (With Apologies to Whittier) Still sits our high school by the road. Thousands of mem’ries containing. Around it still the students stroll, IVith upper classmen reigning. Within, the shadowy ramps are seen Quiet-trod by orders official. The carpet call, the extra class All caused by a carved initial. Long years ago a Senior C lass Departed from this setting. An ambitious class, a worthy class. The highest honors getting. And in it were some husl(y lads The high school’s teams completing. Who played for the love of sport alone. Their rivals oft' defeating. As a school they saw us make our mark. Felt the influence of our governing. They oft’ confessed, as man to man. Our attainments they were envying. We're sorry that n e skipped that class— We fnon , now it's too late. In shirking learning's call for us We unjustly will blame fate. Still mem’ries to that Senior Class This Tol(a will be bringing. When in the years ahead of us To old things we are clinging. We live to team in later life How those who studied with us Arc the happiest group, the staunchest friends. That Heaven will ever give us. Coralie Breitmayer, ’35. PAGE 10