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

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The hard-working senior play cast taking time-out on the steps of the old building is: FIRST ROW: .lack lieald. Virginia lenders. Hetty Unvid. Ratty McMurdo. Ida Louise Me-nane. Ceorge Fredeen. Eugene Smith. SKCON'P ROW: Louise Schieferstein. Jeanne McLaughlin. Palmer Z o t t o I a . Chet Lathrop. Spring Fever was directed by Miss Thompson and Miss Matthews. P1ke Plau Pb ei- Q» Oh AUnVK: Wall Martin collapses after dancing with Ronnie Hansen In Ship Ahoy. a musical comedy presented by the tllee club. AT RKJHT: Junior actors do an excellent job of characterisation in their play. Rig Time. — 22 —

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The active Kiris' trio—Sally Jo Lee. Jayne Dent, and Mary Jane Lee—practice with the Klee club. The newly orKanized boys drum and bUKle corps Kives snap and rhythm to military drill. Margaret Tarvin won the position of head majorette for next year by exhibitina both her ability and dependability. — 21 Ruth Cullison and Barbara Weis assist Mr. Trepte by instructinK two members of our orchestra of the future. llene Johnson. Mary Ellen Carolan. and Barbara Breitmayer. the lower division trio, study a new song together.

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A play within a play was the theme of the junior class play, Big Time, presented on December 1 Variety acts during the play gave many students the opportunity to participate. Leading roles were played by Regina Parsons, Ilene McClellan, Dick Stanton, Betty Jo Hamilton, and Arthur Guertler. Miss Faye Thompson was the AT LEFT Walls Martin. under the Influence or hie numerouK a I la nee. and Margaret Hughe are served by Joy Howard, as Jack Heald lende hie expected moral support In Ship Ahoy. BELOW: I ick Stanton. Regina Paraone. Ilene McClellan, and Arthur Huerller discuss properties in their play within a play. Big Time. director. This year the Glee club presented Ship Ahoy, a modern musical comedy, given April 9. Supporting the main cast were the combined choruses and small orchestra. Norma McCormick. Carol Willis, Bonnie Hansen. Dallas Jerome, and Wally Martin played and sang the leading parts. Directors for the operetta were R. Cloyd Riffe, Miss Daphne Matthews, and Miss Faye Thompson. A hilarious three-act farce. Spring Fever, was presented by the senior class on May 7. The play, full of action and opportunities for good characterization, revolved around young college students preparing for their commencement. Eugene Smith, Chet Lathrop. Bill Andrews, Jeanne McLaughlin, Virginia Landers, and Ida Lou Menane headed the cast. Miss Faye Thompson directed the play, assisted by Miss Daphne Matthews. On lhe stage ofthe old building Eugene Smith. Louise Schiefer stein, and Bui Andrews work out action for the senior play. — 23