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

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THE T O K A Student Council I he Student Council is an organization consisting of representatives from student organizations who pass on questions to be brought up before the Student Body. Much time and careful consideration was put on all matters brought before it. Without this leadership the school activities would have been less successful. Membership in the Student Council consists of two representatives from each major organization, with the exception of the athletic association, which has one. Each organization of outstanding importance has equal power in legislative matters of the school activities. Mr. Buhlman. Miss Dunn and Mr. Mayfield acted as an advisory board and were of inestimable value in consideration of school problems. Members of the organizations represented in the council are: Principal of Grants Pass high school Superintendent of Schools President of Student Body Vice-president Student Body Secretary of Student Body Treasurer of Student Body Ticket Manager Senior President Senior Representative Junior President Junior Representative Sophomore President Sophomore Representative Freshman President Freshman Representative Faculty Advisers Toka Editor Toka Manager Scroll Editor Scroll Manager Athletic Manager H. L. Buhlman J. F. Cramer Byron Harmon Jack Bennett Vera Gray Ernest Bearss Florence Johnson Hollis Dole Leslie Shaw Mary Louise Neilson Lenora Brown Mary Ellen Ingram Kenneth Smith John Shaw Leo Weber Miss Dunn. Mr. Mayfield Phil Brainerd I ouis Hagberg Tom Meade Lucy Cass Wallace Palmer 'Page 15

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 1 THE T O K A o Mayfield Bennett Buhl man Shaw Brown Brainerd Johnson Dunn Xeilson Smith Dole Gray Meade Ingram Shaw Palmer Hagberjj Harmon Weber Bearss ‘Page 14

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THE T O K A The Student Court The Student Court was organized last year under the auspices of the Student Council. Its purpose is to bestow upon the students a greater power of self government, to give them a sense of responsibility, to aid them in conforming to rules laid down by themselves, and to educate them in civil procedure. The court was a success from the first, and this year, after certain changes were effected in the constitution, it has brought about order to a marked degree. Due to the nature of the organization and also to the interest taken in it by the students, the court has established itself as one of the most permanent and beneficial organizations in the school. Officers Judge Vice Judge Prosecuting Attorney Defense Attorney Defense Attorney Defense Attorney Clerk Bailiff Court Reporter Leslie Shaw Hubert 1 otman Gordon Corporon - Vera Gray Lenora Brown Marjorie Neill Jeane Springer Warren Ausland Irene Manuel Page 16