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

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1114 14 rA Junior Class Roll Allen Juanita Amen . I mane Anderson. Viola Ausland. Vivian Axtell. Mark Radley, Opal Beagle. Harry Beed. Wayne Beldon. France Bennett, Opal Bennett. Stanley Bertrand. Margaret Bralnerd. Gordon Bratton. Kathleen Breitmayer, Coralie Brunell. Bora Lee Burk, Charles Burk. (Ben CirtiH. Shirley Chapin, Alice naybnugh, John Coke. Virginia Condit. Betty Homan Conner. Curtis Crouse. Phyllis I ix. Pauline Oixon. Herbert Bodson. Virginia Fdiok. Melba Fills. Father. Emerson, Barbara Fntriken. Helen Fntrlken. Walter Fwing. Neva Fa Kan. Bob Fairfield, Geneva Fairfield. Richard Feldmaier. Anita Finch. Howard Foster. Floyd Fraser. Norman Ganoung. Lincoln Gibson. Sybil Oil more. Amy (•off, Homer Orable. Fannie Crulde. Louise Gray. Byron Oray. Justus (•ray. Margaret Oriffith. William Oriinmett. Flenora Good. Paul Hagen. Jeannette Haman. John Hampton. (Badys Harvey, Hdna Havard. Florence Hawkins. Naomi Hayden. Boris Heath. Maida Helms. Bob Ilillis. Robert Hillman. Leona Holloway. Melton Hollowed. Flizabeth Jackson. Sandy (Alex) Jackson. Alice Jackson. Lloyd James. Harlan Jefferson. I aura Jenkins. Ardes Jester. Lorraine Jobe. Bond Jolliffe. Bale Jordan. Fdith Kelley. Marion Klmsev. Herman Fanning. Wilford Lamb, Neva l ampert, Caroline Lewis. Iris Lewis. Howard Lewis. Norman Linebaugh. (May Littlefield. Edward Mansfield. Asher Norton. Hi Oils. Charles Orr. Jimmy Patton. Taze Peake. Patricia Perkins. Kenneth Peterson, Bon Pheips. Bob Pruess. Robert Punch. Lillie Kackley. Ben Itannells. Grace Keasoner. Evelyn Reed. Fllnora Rice. William Robley. Fred Roessle. Franklin Russell, Joe Sapp. Kenneth Smith. Naomi Spalding. Ray Stephens. Plrena Stokes. Clarke Stott. Mary Jane Strack. Buane Thomas. Lyda Belle Tingley. Mae Verdin. Abbie Wardrip. Honore Weber. Leo Welch. Helen Westfeldt. Jane Wilbur. Woodrow Young. Earl

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I H l l I V( I it Gray Havard Tingley Heath Bennett Junior Class History In the face of 1931 a horde of mighty Freshmen entered Grants Pass High School. Howard King was elected President; Bond Jobe, Vice-President: Florence Havard. Secretary; Barbara Emerson, Treasurer: and Justus Gray, Student Council Representative, arah M. Parr and Rae Margaret Boyles were chosen Class Adviser;. The next year these freshmen were dignified Sophomores. They chose Margaret Gray. President; Norman Fraser. Vice-President: Stanley Bennett. Treasurer; Juanita Allen. Secretary: and Noami Smith, Student Council Representative. Helen Schepman and Mary Oakes McClain were chosen Class Advisers. The class presented on Stunt Night “Give the Men a Chance and won first prize. This year as Juniors. Justus Gray was chosen President; Florence Havard. Vice-President; Maida Heath, Secretary; Mae Tingley, Treasurer: and Stanley Bennett, Student Council Representative. Helen Stiles and Constance Baker were chosen Class Advisers. T he class as a whole has entered into Student Body activities with enthusiasm. Several Juniors received letters in football and basketball this year. A three-act play entitled. I Will! I Won’t!” was presented on December 16 in the High School Auditorium. The cast included Maida Heath, John Haman, Bob Phelps, Honore Wardrip. Mae Tingley. Harry Beagle. Jeannette Hagen. Coralie Breitmayer, Leo Weber and Virginia Coke. Helen Stiles directed the production. A comedy, “His First Defeat, was presented before the assembly on Washington’s birthday. The Seniors were entertained in the spring semester at a Prom” which was enjoyed by all who attended. Flunk day was celebrated in the traditional manner. Taking it all in ail this year the Juniors have been very successful, and we are looking forward to our Senior year with high ideas. Junior Play I he annual Juior play this year was a farce comedy of three acts entitled. I Will! I Won’t!” It was presented on December 16 in the High School Auditorium before a large audience. The east was as follows; I r. Anthony Kin ?, a school doctor - Mr. Howard, a lawyer ------ Carney Underwood, jr.. man about town Klllot Fletcher, man about school - Lucille Owen, a coed I Joan Stevens, her cousin I Lynn l'utton. her roommate - (Had Howard, a co-ed - Mrs. Stevens. Lucille’s grandmother Dean Willis, dean of school - - - - Georgette, colored maid - Helen Stiles and Constance Baker were directors. John Haman Leo Weber Bob Phelps - Harry Beagle Maida Heath Honore Wardrip Mae Tingley Coralie Brietmayer Jeannette Hagen Virginia Coke

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Ill i MM Mi f M Sophomore Class History When school opened last fall the class of 1936 became Sophomores and th largest class. At the first class meeting the following officers were elected: Billy Bromley, president; Bob Jackson. Vice-President: Delma Jean Jones. Secretary; Burton Stokes, lreasurer; and Billy Lonigan, Student Body Representative. Frank M. Beer and Helen Schepman were chosen as Advisers. l or the annual I hanksgiving play they presented a short comedy, I urkey Red.” I he cast included Margaret Thies, Dorothy Carl, Ruby Steiger, Lois Dyer, Margorie Flint, and Audrie Wells. 1 he Sophomore-Freshman party was the next event of importance. As usual, it was held in the gym. A program made up of Sophomore talent was presented early in the evening, after which the hosts and guests played games. At the close of the evening, punch and cake were served. The class pennant was designed by Clyde Everton. I hroughout the year the class has taken an active part in all school affairs. II. S.: (Joke editor) I like to Ret off something sharp. V. V. l .: Try sitting; on a tack. against Mother: “.Maxine, your hair is all mussed your will?” Maxine M.: “He thinks he did. mother.' up. Did that young man kiss you Rosamond Weston: “Vou really ought to come to Shrimpton with me this sum- mer. I had a wonderful time there last year. I won a beauty contest.” .lane Westfeldt: “No, I think I'd rather go to a more crowded place.” Mildred Turner: “Walden declares 1 have a perfect rosebud of a mouth. Gilbert Talbot: “A beautiful compliment, indeed, considering rosebuds are usually closed. A LOOK IN THE MIRROR In beauty 1 know I am no star rhere are people more lovely by far! My face—I don't mind it for I am behind it TIs the people in front that I Jar! HAROLD SHORT.