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

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Vernon Trimble, Marvin Johnson. Edna Hartin. Minnie G. Marcy, Blondel Ownbey, Rea Valvert, .lean Vampbell. Jimmie Lium fwmrgqams ' pany The first meeting of the senior class was marked by the reelection of Jimmie Lium as class president. Liurn, who was narrowly defeated by Gene Dully for the student body presidency, was elected class president by unanimous consent. The class began its activities with the senior reception, and formally welcomed the freshmen. The theme of the program was a swing school . As the Christmas program, the class presented a play. which included the singing of Christmas carols by the glee club. The class as a whole also sponsored dress-up-day, the 'senior class play, and class nightg and were guests at baccalaureate and the senior banquet As the closing weeks of high-school life draw near the class of 1959 look back on four years of collective endeavor for the Grants Pass High School, and there comes to us an understanding and appreciation of the many privileges we have enjoyed, and the many oppor- tunities which have been ours. We can never forget our rich experiences, wholesome development, and lasting friendships. As we turn from the paths we have grown to love we will go forth as sons and daughters of the Grants Pass High School striving singly to serve mankind in general today and tomorrow. JIM LIUM Senior Class President. JIM LIUM, president 1