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

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Page 2 2 111! I l 19 3 3 Cray Fraaor Smith Bennett Allen Sophomore At the beginning of the year the Sophomore class elected as its officers Margaret Gray for President, Norman Fraser for Vice-president, Stanley Bennett for Treasurer, Juanita Allen for Secretary, Naomi Smith for representative to the Student Council, and Miss Schepman and Mrs. McClain for advisers. The Sophomore class presented the annual rhanksgiving play, “She Makes a Pumpkin Pie, with a cast of Jeannette Hagen, Bond Jobe, Florence Havard, and Barbara Knapp. It was greatly enjoyed by the Student Body. In January the class held the annual Sophomore-Freshman party. Following the program in the assembly the group adjourned to the gym where games were played. The party ended with refreshments of cake and chocolate, served in the lower hall. The Sophomore class has been very active in sports, turning out a good number for football, basketball, and track. It has quite a representation in all the clubs and activities. The Sophomore Thanksgiving Program The Sophomore Thanksgiving play, “She Makes a Pumpkin Pie, was the first appearance of the members of that class on the stage. The play was a hit with the student body. The cast included Jeannete Hagen, Bond Jobe. Florence Havard. and Barbara Knapp.

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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

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19 3 3 I I I I 4 I A Page 2 3 Maid win Bromley Inirram Meeker Talbot Freshman Class History At the beginning of the school year over one hundred Freshmen entered Grants Pass High School. In organizing their class they elected Frank Ingram. President; Billy Bromley, Vice-president; Marjorie Talbot. Secretary; Annice Baldwin. Treasurer: and Earl Meeker. Student Body Representative. Miss Parr and Mr. Coke were chosen advisers. The opening event of the season was the building of the Rally Night bonfire, the traditional duty of every Freshman class. The boys worked whenever they could find time hauling trash, tires, and discarded boxes and lumber. In the serpentine up Sixth street, preceding the Rally Night bonfire, the Freshman boys participating were required to wear pajamas. 7 his pajama parade added much to the merriment of the serpentine and crowd. In addition to this a Freshman boy in a baby carriage pulled by a dignified Senior led the parade. The next important events were the annual Sophomore-Freshman Party and the annual Freshman-Sophomore Party. Both of these were enjoyed by members of both classes. The Freshmen have tried to aid the various activities of the school whenever possible. The Freshmen featured Bluebeard’s Horror Chamber at the Athletic Carnival and they presented a one-act rural comedy. “An Avalanche of Amateurs, at the revived Stunt Night. Throughout the year the Freshmen have not only entered the various activities of the school but have also tried to be quite diligent in their studies.