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

Page 173 text:

ll embers. Explaining the control mechanism of a 35 m.m. camera is J. Halstead. ghting a subject are learned by young lens fans. Promoting interest in all the aspects of photography is the main purpose of Camera Club. Advisor Gale Jones teaches and directs the members in their activities. At the meetings, which are held from four to six times a month, the students discover much through movies, discus- sions and demonstrations on the techniques of photography. They learn the mechanics of a camera, and the taking of black and white pictures, colored pictures and colored slides. The members of Camera Club also gain knowledge about processing, printing and developing film. In the well-equipped high school dark room, they get first-hand ex- perience on this subject. Pictures taken by Camera Club members go into The Scroll, the TOKA and are entered in contests. This year Sharon Marchant and Dick Malisch were winners in the Scholastic ANSCO contest in the colored slides division. Toward the end of the year, the Camera Club members have their annual pie feed. Serving as a reward for a year of hard work, the pie feed also encourages new members to join the club. I69

Page 172 text:

R Mallsch PI6S1d6Ilt i ,zvz : 2 ' 'W ': . -. K, - i.. : .N I ,- S. Anderson Vice-Pres. IKM, v . lv ' Jw Cn' L. Guest Representative . b s. 49 if G. Jones Advisor ' Negatives and prints are scrutinized approvingly by club CAMERA CLUB if . I68 Some might think that C.C. stands for Calorie Counters, but it dbesn't. It stands for Camera Club and this is their annual pie feed. ,ja C 2 3 1 . - Q , , , ,-at , C, 1 1 Techniques

Page 174 text:

NATIONAL THE PIANS Facial expression is one of the most important facets of acting, as demonstrated by thespians: D. Wytcherley, C. Thompson, J. Rob- inson and R. Wytcherley. 5 J Roblnson Sec Treas. Presenting two one-act plays, Stoney's Brides by Donald Payton and Summer Sun- day by John Taylor, Drama Club strived to raise student and community interest to its normal height. After some deliberation concern- ing the amount of support the Drama Club would receive at GPHS, it was decided that an attempt would be made to keep the organization alive. Play casting difficulties loomed threateningly, but after several tryouts, two capable and tal- ented casts were selected. Prompters, light di- rectors, scene designers, publicity personnel, make-up artists and a stage crew, essential com- ponents for a successful play, were also desig- nated. Eligibility to National Thespians is based upon point accumulation. After the ten points neces- sary for membership are earned, additional points raise the individual's standing in the or- ganization. These may be earned by active par- ticipation in the various aspects of play produc- tion. A. Carpenter, Advisor M. Harlacher C. Moore S. Pullen K. Ruska B. Walstrom S. Williams