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

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Freshmen Don Barnes Otis Blllick Rodney Britten Claire Brown Roy Clark Norris Clement Hubbard Day Howard Dorman Wesley Egger Herman Farrin Clarence Ford Norman Hanseth Deland Goff Charles Hillis Lee l ee Houck Hontz Johnson Norman Kendall Arthur Knox Allen I acey Dyke Duckett Fred Linkhart Orville McCarthy Don Megaxgle Louis Missall Jack Murphy Horace Myers Harold Potts Ted Randle Evelyn Anderson Elnor Applegate Sharlot Banta CLASS ROLL Zenna Banta Vernlce Beagle Elizabeth Boesch Bess Brock ley Elizabeth Bunch Merle Cart Dorothy Clapp Doris Dean Martha Green Virginia Green Margret Hair I»uise Hammerbacher Julia Hendrickson Hazel Heath Irene Hyde Thais Kasdorff Katherine Knox Myrtle Lamphere Nellie I eet Beatrice Lewman Ellen Lloyd Mildred ILowden Dama McKinstry Vrera Moore Florence Morse August Reich Merle Rimer Boyd Robinson Everett iRobinson Touglas Ross Emory Sanders Gail Swinden Roland Wardrip Mike Wilcox Chester Williams Kennith Woodin Owen Hogan Frederick Kismann Minnie Morse Ruth Nichols Mabel Potts Dorothy Reagan Louise Reich Margret Rengstorff Eunia Roberts I eona Roberts Josephine Robinson Vera Robinson Marion Ross Philippine Sauer Thelma Sheehan Flora Tolin Susan Tolin Margaret Truax Fleeter Turner Audrey Wallace Ethel Wardrip Cleo Welch Florence Williams Ruby Horricks Violette Baker Vida Wells

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Freshmen OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Wesley Egger John Murphy Vera Robinson Virginia Green 29

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ATHLETICS Football After resting for two years football started off with an unusual amount of pep, with some of the old stars and ex-service men back. Former Captain Bearss and Robert Bestul (Bobby) both appearing at the first of the year, then came Wilbur’s little brother. Howard Bearss. Malden Leroy and Sherman Smith which completed the list of old star players. Many other promising men came out in suits and hard practice was soon started on our solid gridiron which was followed by some interclass games. The Seniors and Freshmen banded together on this and first played the Sophmores. This ended in a victory for the Senior-Frosh team. 6-0. Next they played the Juniors which also ended in a Senior-Frosh victory 14-6. This entitled them to the interclass penant which will be given in the following years to the winning class in football. Captain Bearss playing fullback and doing most gallant work in holding the moral and spirit of the team. Captain Bearss has served the high school this way for four years and his g.eat ability for football was greatly appreciated. Robert Bestul holding the fort as right half was the best line smasher on the team. He was a steam engine on offense and a whirlwind on defense. He has served the school for four years. 31