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

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THE T O K A Mr. Thomason Miss Jasper Miss Quinlan Miss Schepman Mr. Coke Miss Gorinan Mr. Carpenter Miss Thayer Mr. Trepte Miss Lundburg J. A. Thomason, B. S.. M. S. Yes, and a couple of no's. University of Idaho. Civics, Debate. Clara Jasper, B. A.. M. A. “Who’s your authority?” Willamette University, University of Oregon. Social Science?, Commercial, Freshman Class Adviser. Lynnetta Quinlan, B. A. “Oh. that will he lovely.” University of Oregon. English, Algebra, Sophomore Class Adviser. Helen Schepman, B. S. “Now. don’t ko too fast.” Oregon State College. Stenogaphy, Typing. T. H. Coke, B. A. “Out the back door, please.” Pomona College. History. Alice Ann Gorman, B. A. “Now, people, people!” University of Oregon. English, Debate, Senior Class Adviser. W. S. Carpenter, B. S. Sweep the floor, boys. Oregon State College. Agriculture, Sophomore Class Adviser. Frances T. Thayer. B. A. “All right, boys; that’s enough of that!” Washington State College. English, Junior Class Adviser. Martin Trepte, Conservatory Degree Ssh! quiet. Now. rea ly...’’ Conservatory of Music, Dippoldeswalde, Gemany. High School Orchestra. Dorothy Lundburg. B. A. “What 11 I I say about cominK in quietly?” University of Oregon. English. ‘PaKt- 13

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Mr. Buhlman Mrs. Marcy Mr. Cramer H. L. Buhlman, B. A., M. A. “What's your excuse this time'.’ Upper Iowa University, University of Oregon. Principal of the Grants Pass High School. John F. Cramer, A. B.. A. M. “I guess that's all. Willamette University. Superintendent of the City Schools. Minnie G. Marcy, B. S., M. A. “You don't understand your mother tongue. University of Idaho. English, Public Speaking, Dramatics, Dean of Girls. An Appreciation It is hard for the average student to realize the extensive duties of a teacher. Yet, one cannot help seeing the responsibility of such a position—a responsibility which extends for many years, that of educating men and women for a place in the world. We, the students of Grants Pass High School, wish to express our deepest appreciation for the work of our teachers. We like to consider the members of the faculty not only as our guardians and directors, but as our friends and helpers. Tage ii

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