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

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ADVISORS-L. Schweinfurt, M. Plummer, H. Harrison, G. Prehm. SENIOR YEAR PROVES UNIQUE

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John Amberg ' Raymond Atleson Fred Bailey Jacqueline Ball Linda Ballou Barbara Bazett Christina Beard Flora Beathe Sandra Beck Leslie Bennett Charlene Bornamann' Arlene Brink Alice Brewer Darlene Brewer Kenneth Buffington Bobby Chaney Daniel Collins David Cox NOT PICTURED Ina Crittenden Joan Cunningham Michael Curtis Twila Daniels Ethel Davis Wesley Davis Roger Evensen Roger Fields Annette Gasaway Jack Gibson Virgil Graeber Cecil Hardin Mike Hathaway David Hill. Ellen Holterhoff David Hosierr Sammy Hughey Eddie Hull! Linda Humberd Kathy Hurley! Carl James ' John J essen Barbara King Jimmy King Mildred Landon Thomas Lara Bill Lichwald V Diana Lockhart' Janet Lund Richard Melton Terry Miller Jack Morris Gary Morrison Charlott Nealyf Barbara N ewkirk Sandra Ocheltree Grover Olson Eugene Osoriof Earnest Packard' David Paulus,-ff Gary Preslar Edward Rak David Robertson Dawn Russell Samuel Scofield Evelyn Stockbridge Joan Sutton Vicki Tompkins' Glenda Tryonf Steve Tuckf ' Susan Turner' Peggy Vogi Michael Walker Paul Youngblood Joseph Storz Joyce Stout Linda Stribling Norman Sturgill Sharon Suhr Johnnie Summers Judith Summers Lloyd Swank George Swearingen Peggy Tetherow Susan Tice Carol Todd Linda Toothman Donald Torala Lila Tracy Judy Turk Victor Van Koten Robert Vorberg Jerry Watson Carl Wead John Weedman Karen Welcome William Westerman Mary Williams Ellen Wilson Juanita Wilson Robert Wilson Ronald Wilson James Wineteer William Wolke Barbara Wood Bruce Woodley Lowelle Woolfolk Ronald Wyatt Robert Young 73

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SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD-Koene Rasanen, Jean De Young, Tula Pedigo, Robert Loper, Diane Schultz, Karen Hawley, Gerry Holmes, Robert Varner, Gail Hay- den, Harvey Graham, Gary McLain, Linda Lugenbeel, Gary Stevens. Arriving at the cherished level of Senior, students find that they have responsibilities as well as an honored position to uphold. Athough the Senior year is filled with activities and fun, it is also a time to begin thinking seriously of the future. Some have definite plans in mind such as college, the service, a job or vocational school, while others are undecided. Representatives from col- leges and the armed services visit and discuss their programs with stu- dents in an effort to help guide them to a decision. All thought is not focused on the future, however, for the present is also important. Two classes necessary for graduation are American Problems and English IV. Supplementary classes include Physics, Math IV, a foreign language or Transcription. Activities concluding the year are the class picnic spent at Twin Plunges and Lythia Park in Ashland, the Senior banquet, baccalaureate and finally, commencement exercises. These exercises are high-lighted by the traditional march under the many, beautiful rose-covered arches. Graduates are then honored with an all-night party. This is indeed a time of mixed emotions, for students realize that their Senior year can never be lived again. President Ronald Cowin Vice-President Anice Wyland Secretary Karen Johnson Treasurer Marcia Reid