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

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Page 20 I ti I i o r a 19 3 3 Junior Girls Baldwin, Charlotte Baldwin, Phyllis Barbeau, Evelyn Bell, Jaunita Bigelow, Alberta Blevins, Evelyn Blevins, June Blevins, Virginia Brickell, Veda May Bromley, Marion Churchill, Clara Dellinger, June Dix, Lois Ellis, Esther Farmer, Laura Gie en, Elaine Gulick, Joybelle Hagen, Leah Harmon, Mary Harmon, Nevalyn Harper, Doris Herstine, Catherine Hirven, Anne Hull, Kathryn Jefferson, Lettie Johnston, Eva Jones, Mabel Jordan, Aileen King, Evelyn King, Lucille Larkin, Annabelle Letcher, Louise Leonard, Ethel Martin, Maxine McKinstry, Marion Mertin, Irma Mitchell, Helen Mitchell, Loreen Nelson, LaVona Orr, Alma Pierce, Frances Potter, Marguerite Pruitt, Evelyn Rich, Ruby Roe, Wilda Saunders, Alda Schmidt, Helen Schmidt, Peggy Seyboth, Leonora Smith, Virginia Thompson, Mildred Thornburg, Velda Tingley, June Turner, Mildred Van Dyke, Virginia Watts, Maxine Weston, Rosamond Whitehurst, Maxine Williams, Lila Fae Wingert, Grace

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19 3 3 I ■ t ■ I I A Page 19 Howard Neely Tfnffley Manfull Lewli Junior Class History In the fall of 1932 the once wandering Freshmen of the class of 1934 became dignified Juniors of Grants Pass High School. The first important event of the year to be considered was the election of our class officers. They were as follows: Bob Howard, President: Paul Neely, Vice-president: June Rose Tingley, Secretary; Leonard Lewis, Treasurer: Walden Manfull. Student Council Representative: Bruce Brickell, Ser-geant-at-Arms. Miss Helen Stiles and Miss Constance Baker were chosen as our class advisers. Next of the important events was the class play, Polly With a Past, which was a big success. It was directed by Miss Stiles, assisted by Miss Baker. The cast included Elaine Giesen, Mildred Turner, Kathryn Hull, Virginia Van Dyke, Phyllis Baldwin, Willard Graham. Gilbert Talbot, Jack Van Dyke, Leonard Lewis. James Coke, and Walter Roberts. Then came the Washington Birthday program for which the class presented Truth for a Day.” a short one-act play carried out by Mildred I urner, Charlotte Baldwin, Elaine Giesen. Kathryn Hull, Virginia Van Dyke and Loreen Mitchell. It was directed by Miss Baker. The Junior-Senior Barbecue was held the 29th of April in Sams Valley and we are sure it was one of the best ever. The chairman of the food committee was Mildred Turner: transportation. Bob ReGester; location. Vernon Johnson. T hus we come to the end of the Junior Class history for the year of 1932-33, which was full of activities on the part of everyone. We had a big turn-out from the class for football, basketball, track, and tennis: and the girls were well represented in all activities and athletics. Junior-Senior Barbecue The Junior-Senior Barbecue was held April 29 on the banks of the Rogue river in Sams Valley. This barbecue is given by the Juniors and is one of the big events in the closing days of the Seniors’ High School career. Entertainment, consisting of outdoor games and group singing, was conducted by Nevalyn Harmon. Mildred T urner was in charge of the refreshments and Bob ReGester of transportation.

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19 3 3 I H C ■ i I A Page 2 1 Junior Boys Ames, Duane Anderson, Amos Anderson, Darwin Blanchard, Tommy Bowser. Donald Brickell, Bruce Buck, Elton Coke, James Curphey, Hugh Dorsey, Fred Doyle, Jack Dunstan, Gordon Erickson, Merle Farmer, Frank Faubion, Sterling Flower, Joe Furchner, Fred Geer, Ray Gilmore, Billy Gipe, Earl Graham, Willard Gray, Byrum Green, Ray Green, Vem Hagberg, Harry Hall, Edward Hamilton, Joe Harmon, Leslie Howard, Bob Howe, William James, Harlan Jeis, Cloyd Jess, Floyd Johnson, Elwood Lawton. Wayne Lewis, Leonard Lister, Hi Littlefield, Edward McCaw, John Macfarlane, Elmer Manfull, Walden Neely, Paul Orr, James ReGester, Bob Roberts. Walter Rush, Gilbert Sandel, Herbert Sheldon, John Shults, Curts Shults, Everett Sparlin, Herschel Stockstill, Everett Talbot, Gilbert Taylor, Stanley Taylor, William Tracy, Lynn Turner, Tom Van Dyke, Jack