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

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Helen Schepman, B. S. •‘Don’t forget to hand In your assignment some time today.” Oregon State College. I yping. Stenography, Sophomore Class Advisor. Helen Cantine, A. B. Put your gum In the waste basket.” University of Oregon. English, Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. W. J. Mishler, M. A. Now we’ll have it quiet in the assembly.' Willamette University. Algebra, Biology, Freshman Class Advisor. Margaret Hall, B. S. What do you mean by that?” Oregon State College, Domestic Art, Sewing. Elsa Doerner, B. S. “What? Yes, the rule for that is—” Washington State College. History. Physical Education. Girls’ Athletic Coach. E. J. Edwards, B. S. “Please move on to your roll rooms.” Oregon Agricultural College. Smith-Hughes, Vocational Subjects. Alta B. Landon, A. B. Don't think you're putting anything over on me. University of Oregon. History. Blanche D. Williams. “Get your balance first.” Bellingham. Washington, Normal School. Commercial Subjects. A. Claire Dunn, A. B. Boys, why can’t you behave?” University of Oregon. Debate Coach. English, Geometry. Alice Horning, B. S. “Be quiet, girls.” Oregon Agricultural College, Drexel Institute. Library. Home Economics. Rae Margaret Boyles, A. B. There's no more room in the library.” University of Oregon. Modern Languages. Minnie G. Marcy, B. S.. M. A. English should be taken seriously.” University of Idaho. English. Public Speaking, 1 oka. Dramatics, Dean of Girls. Florence Riddle, A. B., M. A. “Ahem—Ahem, quiet down.” University of Oregon. Algebra. Raymond B. Pitts, A. B. You should have had that.” Stanford. Science. History, Physical Education. Boys’ Athletic Coach. Adelaide V. Johnson, A. B. Be careful that you don’t flat. University of Oregon. English, Supervisor of Music for City Schools. Girls’ Glee Club. Edward S. VanDyke, B. S. The fact of the matter is just this— University of Oregon. Civics, History. Elcy N. Walker, A. B. Now we’ll stay here until ever; body is quiet for five minutes.” Pacific University. Latin, Occupations, Junior Class Advisor. —11—

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Buhlman and Mr. Mishler, as managers of the Fair, have contribute 1 much to the success of the year by their knowledge, wisdom and fairness in judging the exhi! its. UnJer the guidance of Mr. Buhlman the fair next year will probably be a bigger success .-s this was his first year and he had to inaugurate many new rules for the betterment ol the exhibitors. The Student Body tried to cooperate with Mr. Buhlman and due credit is given both for a successful year. — G. P. H. S. — STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the administrator. board elected by tLe people, has done exceedingly good work this year in carrying on t' e Fair to the best advantage and helping to give each exhibitor a fair chance to show his best. With the aid of the people this board has p-ssed a number of amendments to beitei the school in future years. The officers who worked to put these through were: President Vice President Secretary I reasurer Ticket Manager Edwin Dole Beryle Conklin Mary Durham George Proctor Ernestine Sheldon — G. P. H. S. — Principal of G. P. H. S. Superintendent of City Schools President of S. B. Vice President Secretary -Treasurer -Ticket Manager Senior President Senior Representative Junior President Junior Representative Sophomore President Sophomore Representative h reshman President Freshman Representative Mr. Buhlman Mr. Mishler Edwin Dole Beryle Conklin Mary Durham George Proctor Ernestine Sheldon Malvin McCarthy Willis Ausland Orion Garrett Bertha Fallin Harvey Jones Katherine Wiley Joseph Rose - Eugene Lee —13—