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

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Louise Holman Terrance Galvin Mabel Ingram Norman Clifton Fay Wilbur Anna Schafers Graythan Sweet land Veinon Coverstone Wayne Jordan Florence Ringuetto MABEL INGRAM “Mabel” Languages. History Girls Reserve ' : Assistant Librarian 4 ; Assistant Editor Toka Staff 5 : Associate Editor Toka Staff 4 : Scroll Staff 3: Glee Club 1 ; Reporter Spokesman o-s. “Waldo—Sappo—nuff sed.” LOUISE HOLMAN “Bobby Commerce. Ciceronian 2-3: Dramatics 1-2: Junior Chamber of Commerce 2: Orchestra 1 : Representative to O. A. C. Typing Contest 3 : President of the Shorthand Club 4. “A business woman.” TERRANCE GALVIN “Terry- Mathematics. History Languages. Ciceronian 2-3 : Pythagorea.i 2-3-4 : Pythagorean Secretary 3 ; Orchestra 3-4 : Ad. Mgr. Scroll 2-3 ; Dramatics 3: Knights of the Galloping Goose 3. What would we do without Terry and his Ford?” ANNA SCHAFERS “Anna- Commerce. Shorthand Club 4. Anna and her little Sedan.” GRAYTHAN SWEETLAND “Gray Home Economics. Commerce. Junior Chamber of Commerce 2: Girls Reserve 1-2; Shorthand Club 4. Efficiency is her middle name.” VERNON COVERSTONE Cover” Languages. History, Science. Pythagorean 2-3-4 : Dramatics 2-3 ; Orchestra 3 ; Vice President of Class 1-3 : Class President 4 : Football 3-4 : Exchange Editor Toka 3. “Our Senior Class President—loved by all. FLORENCE M. RINGUETTE “Florence” Mathematics. Commerce. Girls Reserve 1 ; Pythagorean 4 : Shorthand Club 4 ; Junior Chamber of Commerce 2 : Toka Staff 3-4. “She loves animals - four legged ones.” WAYNE JORDAN History. Aggies 3 ; Operetta 4 ; Senior Class Play 4. “Slow and steady—that’s him.” FAY WILBUR “Fay History. Commercial Club 2; Music Club 4. “The Wild-West Girl.” NORMAN CLIFTON “oh-oh History. Science, Mathematics. Entered G. P. H. S. ’26 from Merlin High School, Merlin, Oregon. Class Play 4. Clinnie, Clinnie Darling! •—26—

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1926 TOKA——— Grace Patton Fernald Larrimore Margaret Hammerbacher I «? Winetrout Phyllis Wood Ada Shoemake Peter Proctor Cleo Massie Nellie Hays Blanchard Davis ADA SHOEMAKE Skeet History. Ciceronian 2-3 : Girls Reserve 1-2-3-4 : Sophomore Girls Club 2 : Assistant Editor Scroll 3: Assistant Editor Toka S ; Associate Editor Toka 4. I’m not a child; it is just the nature of the reading. BLANCHARD DAVIS Blanchard H istory. Girl Reserves 2-3-4. Miles of Smile.’ NELLIE HAYS Sheriff Domestic Science, History. Languages. Little, but she asserts her rights.” CLEO MASSIE Cleo” History, Commerce. Pythagorean 3; Sophomore Girls Club 2: Operetta 4 : Class Play 4 : Scroll Staff 4 : Baseball 1-2. “The Cleopatra of the school.” PETER PROCTOR Pete Mathematics. languages. Knights of the Galloping Goose 3 : Ciceronian 2-3 ; President Ciceronian 3: Representative to student council 1 : Class President 2; Orchestra 4. He likes ‘chickens in his coop. FERNALD LARRIMORE Larry History, Commerce. The boy with passionate hair.” PHYLLIS WOOD Phyl” History. Ciceronian 2-3 : Pythagorean 2-3-4 : Girls Re- serve 1-2-3 : Sophomore Girl's Club 2 ; Operetta 4 ; Tennis Club 4. Isn’t red hair beautiful? GRACE PATTON Patton History. Girls Reserve 1 : Pythagorean 4 ; Shorthand Club 4 : Vice President Class 4 ; Representative Student Council 3; Secretary Student Body 4 : Business Manager of Girls Basketball Team 4 : Scholarship Medal 2: Valedictorian. Exams don’t worry her her brain is capable of anything.” MARGARET HAMMERBACHER Ham’’ H istory. languages. Class President 1 ; Class Secretary 3 : Assistant Manager Toka 3; Toka Manager 4 ; Scroll Staff 1-4 : Chorus 1 : Operetta 4 : Basketball 3-4 : Pythagorean 3-4 ; Hi G 3-4 ; Baseball 1-2-4. A girl of collossal business ability.” LEE WINETROUT Whiskey- Mathematics. History. Tennis Club 4 : Pythagorean 3-4 : Ciceronian 3 ; Orchestra 3. His name speaks for him.” —25—

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A Mildred H. Whaley Edna Griffin Calvin M. Bryan Thelma Bryan Alvin Erickson CALVIN M. BRYAN “Cal” History. Hi G 2-3-4; Hi Y 4; Boys Glee Club 3; Operetta 3-4 : Student Body President 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Toka Manager 3: Oratorical Contest 2: Athletic Manager 4 : Class Play 4. “He raves as he goes, and he goes on forever.” Don McKinstry Evelyn Harbeck Karl Bennett Thelma Barrick Harold Mansfield MILDRED H. WHALEY “Millo” History. Pythagorean 4 ; School and Class Debate 4. “Ambition personified.” EVELYN HARBECK “Eve” History. Languages. Girls Reserve 1-2: Ciceronian 2- 3; Pythagorean 2-3 ; Hi G 3- 4 ; Tennis Club 4 : Baseball 1-2-4 ; Class Play 4 : Class Secretary 2 ; Basketball 3-4. “I wonder where Paddy is.” EDNA GRIFFIN “Edna” “Her fact doesn’t belie her character.” DON McKINSTRY “Don” History. Pythagorean 3; Vice President Class 1 ; Dramatics 1-2-3 ; Toka Advertising 1-2-3; Student Council Representative 4. “The Jew.” KARL BENNETT “Bennett” Mathematics. History. Entered G. P. H. S. 26 from Canton. Illinois. Bask-tball 4 ; President Tennis Club 4. “A first class man HAROLD MANSFIELD “Methusalah Mathematics. History. Industrial Arts. Orchestra 2-3 ; Pythagorean 3-4 ; Aggies 3-4 ; Hi Y 4; Scroll 3-4; Class Play 4; Operetta 4; Senior Boys Quartette 4. “How we love to sleep.” THELMA BARRICK “Thelma” History. Girls Reserve 3-4: Commercial Club 2: Glee Club 3. “Studious and ambitious.” ALVIN ERICKSON “Eric” Mathematics. Boys Glee Club 3. “He has excellent taste—in clothes. THELMA BRYAN “T. B.” History. Entered G. P. H. S. '23 from Colusa Union High School. Colusa. California. Glee Club 2-3 ; Dramatic 4 ; Pythagorean 4 ; Music Club 4. “Syncopating musician.” —27—