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

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Of all the kinds of magazines that are published far and near. There’s not a one that has a word about our town so dear. 1 make a motion we step up and advertise a bit; It wouldn’t do a speck of harm and it might make a hit. In the first place we’ve a river that is noted for its name. And in it there are wondrous fish that help to give it fame; In summer we go swimming and the water is just fine. And it’s ever so much better than swimming in the brine. Then, too, we have the mountains which we climb on sunny days. And after struggling to the top we all agree it pays. For Grants Pass stretches far below, and, wafted on the breeze. Comes the sweetest fragrance of the blossoms on the trees. And then we have so many birds, and flowers by the score. And lots and lots of other things of which I could tell more. So if you come to our fair town. I’m sure you will agree It is the very nicest place that any town could be. MARY JEANETTE DUER ’31