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

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c c ommenccincn f (P, toqxam Prelude and Processional Invocation .... “Longing for Home.” Flute Duet Salutatory - Solveig’s Song,” Greig Valedictory - “Hippies of the Pacific, Fantasia Address ..... Presentation of Special Honors Presentation of Diplomas Postlude .... Presentation of Flowers “Garden Dance” - - Orchestra - Rev. Jackson L. Webster Elm Hansen and Martin Trepte - - Luther Lucas Orchestra ■ Lucian Lucas Ruth Mosher - Dr. Frederick S. Dunn - W. J. Mishler • Orchestra Orchestra

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CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Crimson and Gray CLASS MOTTO Leave the fire ashes-—what survives is gold. CLASS PLAY “Kempy” April 26-27 Rivoli Theatre BACCALAUREATE SERMON Sunday. May 1 5 James Earl Ladd Baptist Church CLASS NIGHT Tuesday. May 1 7 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM High School Auditorium Friday, May 20 —28—

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c Cliun V CttAA i?' omj We Seniors are Miners of knowledge. We seek for the good and the true. We hope we may go to college And honor our dear White and Blue. The days will roll onward forever; The friendships we’ve made we will keep. Our ambitions forsake us, no never! As slowly the years on us creep. Chorus 1 hen hail to the Seniors, the Crimson and Grey And haii to their spirit so true. 1 hey’ve all done their best for our school every day And fought for the Old White and Blue. We Seniors are ready for frolic and play When our work is finished complete. We’ve worked hard for the Crimson and Grey And very few times have known defeat. The ideals that we have are the best. The things we attempt we will do. Our spirit comes straight from the West, More glory to our Old White and Blue. Chorus —30—