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

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SOPHOMORES lst Row: M1-tluire, Gigli-r, Hzinibly. llarlzivher. Huston, Hood. Kayser. Hanvr. liill, Mcmre, Greene, Mctvalf, 1.1-uiizirflu, 2nd Ruw: King. ll. Murgaii. .lui-fills, Kelsu, llanner. L. Kelley, Hansen. Hrziy, Mvavle, M1'l'lellan, Grove 11. Mulurwy, li. Muryraiii, Kr'-ttiiigz-i'. Zirll Row: Kurtz. Blurrisrin, Mvym-r, Keyte-, .l. Mfirizzln, Mvllunzmld, Hussey, Iliirgius. liztrnor, A1l'.5ifl21lllS, M4-t'nlni, Hurst. Yiwu, -ith Huw: I10XN'ZLX'fl,.lUllt'S, Mnffit. Hussey, XV. Johnson, Moore. 1 . nhiis4vi1..I:inivs, ihvmlwin. llfmsohlmlrler. Ili-lm. Hughes. li. Malone-y. Sth Huw: Krew-son. B. Hig'i.1ii1s, Havard. Ire- land, Jerke. lluffinaster. H--rn. XV. Maloney. iiiiguewuml. SOPHOMORES lst Huw: li. Rive, XVmvlsvy. M. Ilurvis. li. Shaw, Shumel. H, Vzuiflewnrker, Hnbiniuii, XYarnke. V. Simpson 0 pztugh. Phillips. Signor. lwzilw, -nd Huw: Parr. Aldrich. Plowman. M. Palmateer. Turner. Whitsett, E. Stubbs. 1,I'IlSiSf', Pusch. Iwti-rsmi. V. XVie-S. XVhit0. Iirfl Huw: XYoulf01k. XVelrQr, l'rue-Ss, Stutsnian. Sparlin. XV. Shipley, H. Simpson. V. Ilivhzirilsuii, Hkthcrlnee. li. l.z1riinure. Stvphvns, Riblett. 4th Row: XVic'krnan, Mathews. Surprise-, Uinzinn. Svutt. Rfiliins. Iiziiiirstuii. Steward. Pruitt. Ixwvless, XV. Sniith, Samain, Vzinrlcwarkvr, XVar1l. Q. av. i .Nab 5:4 fl I 4 L. en 1 f A 9 AJ

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SOPHOMORES lst Row: Elrlred. Blevins, llimmiek, Bestul. Brownell. Barnett. Dysert. Uech. Abel. Flood, Blevins. Bureau, Bayless. Vlement. M. Gentry. Znrl Row: Beer. Fuller. Vhiltlers. Brooks. Burkett. Fithizlu. llressel, Kaufman, K. Bolinger. Buhannon. Anderson. Vain. Ferris. Jirrl Row: Mills, York. Ripley. llreitmayer. Bigelow, .I, llantenhein. Froxton, Partsafas. Palmer, Faye. Buuk, R, Ballweber. Uohannun. Dauntless. 4th Row: Vrow. 1-Ivertun. Fall. Ballweber. Cox. Farthing. M. Vlayton. Akers. Hates, Burner. Eismaun. Beyer. lillwaril Huffmaster, l'rt-siilent Nga Q.. . WM Presiding at the sophomore meetings this year has been Edward Hoffmuster, who has proven himself capa- ble in the class's undertakings and who has made a very com- petent president. Helping him this year were Dan Beyer, vice-presidentg Gladys Goodwin, in the combined office of secretary-treasurer, and Herschel Cox. student council re- presentative. The Junior-Sophomore dance was the first of their un- dertakings. Adding to their list of successful accomplish- ments was their participation in the carnival, and the active interest taken in supporting their king and queen nominees, Lois Leonardo and Brendon Gill. As a whole the sophomores have supported their teams and backed the school with much enthusiasm. Each year students are advised to enter into activities, join clubs, and become an important part of the school. Most of them have done this, and many have displayed superior ability. Members of this class have comprised a large portion of the membership of nearly every club in the school, showing the interest they take in school activities. From this class was selected the high schools typical boy. Bob Havard. During this year the class has added a sizable sum to their treasury, has joined in all school activities, has worked to promote a full schedule of student activities, and has dis- played a great deal of responsibility and leadership. Truly, this class established a record of which all its members can be rightfully proud. Last year's officers were as follows: Bob Havard, pres- identg Gene Farthing, vice-presidentg David Pruess, secre- tary-treasurer, and Carroll Young, student council repre- sentative.

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FRESHMEN lst Row: Alger, Browner, Fields, Fitch, .l. Allsro, I. Freriehs, A, Albro. Dixon. l,'laybaL1p.th, Clement. 45. Cullison, Burner, Crippen, Britton, Foster, 2nd Row: Dimmiek, Dunbar, Dodge, Bolinpr, Booth. Bell, Bestul, Branch, Burnett, Hey-rrgmrl, L, Ibungey. Czinipln-ll, Adams. Frunzen. lmvitl. Donaldson. Aeorfl 3rd Huw: Courant, Barnes, Andrews, Ellis. Fuller. Baker, Fifield. Farrell, Flmitl. Barrington. Bartlett. trlsen. -ith It-iw: Fra-:lt-eil. Clark. Arms, Fay, Bry- HU.I'IPYE!'.llk1LlY1Il6'SS.BIUY'Hlil1.IlHYIS.lV5QIII'l0lf. Blavk. Sth Row: Iirundige. Iirowlts, XV. Brown, liarneille. Ford, ll-flltl. Gray, l':fl'NY2ll flS. Vinyton. lmnuey, Vfiliie, 'liy amz. fl game mam Under the capable leadership of Ray Clayton, the Freshman year has now drawn to a close. An efficient group of officers was elected to guide the class throughout the year. Besides Ray Clayton as president, other officers included vice-president, Chester Lathrop, secretary, Louise Schiefersteing and student council representative, Niel Allen. This year a pluclcy freshman football team was devel- Ray ciaytmi, Presifiem. oped by Coach Otis Wilson. The lower classmen gave ex- cellent support to the team and were very cooperative with the freshman yell leader, Freddie Love, and with the eighth grade yell leader, Ilene McClellan. Not only in the upper classes was there participation in activities, but also in the freshman class the various organ- izations of the school found a large following. On October 27 the freshmen gave a party to which only members of that class or their guests were invited. The party was carried out in the Halloween theme, and during the evening the students danced and played games. This year because of the set-up of the new six year plan, the freshmen, rather than suffering under the superiority of the upper classmen, are able to command respect and atren- tion from the seventh and eighth grade classmen. In order to raise money to finance the projects under- taken by the class, dues were charged each member. During the annual school carnival an active interest was taken by each freshman. The nominees for carnival king and queen were Cornelia Strowbridge and Dick Skow. The freshmen built the traditional bonfire for the rally, which was set off on the night of the Medford- Grants Pass football game.