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

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 i@m mm preseto Off i tF@K 1945 (Member )ftt 1921) 5»«S0a«J oJfuta'ul ... 2 «MOt 4w - . . . 5 AdMU uAi atco t - - The Caissons Go Rolling Along ClaAA l . . . f9 Marching Along Together JclUutis - . U3 One For All and All For One AUlUIlca. ... 61 We Did It Before and We Can Do It Again [ 3 }

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tyosi uj idt Music is half of life! Is that not true? For what would life and living amount to were it not for songs to fill the atr and rack our brains in our spare moments? Here in our broad and vast land of America, we have this fact brought forth to us tn some manner almost everyday. Just as America is a land of many nationalities, it is a land of tempos. ranging from boogie-woogie to Bach, even to jazz which made and gained its fame in the deep south among the Negroes. And so with this in mind, we, the TOKA staff of 1945. chose music as our theme; not just as something to fill up space, but something to carry you gayly through our annual: to let you view our capable instructors as they keep us rolling along; to let you go marching along” with us through our classes; to have you understand how much we are one for all—and all for one and to let you see our fine group of athletes do it again! Photo-Lltho by Grant Pass Daily Courier Photography by C. A. McMurdo and Arteraft Camera Shop Inside Stock from Blake. Moffltt Towne, Portland Cover Stock from Zellerbach. Portland [ 2 ]

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9n Mestuviiam Each year it seems to almost every student and teacher, that if anymore members leave, there simply can t be much of a school. However, time and school go on just the same, with their joys and their sorrows. If you were to step into the halls of our school for just one day, you perhaps would hear bits of conversation such as, Say Tom, did you know Brownie and Ted were home for 30 days?,” or, My brother just got home today from overseas, and 1 haven't seen him since I was a freshman ” Just a few steps on, you might hear the sad neu’s that Johnny had been killed in action some place in England. But we are proud of our Johnnies” who will never be forgotten. Even though their footsteps may never echo through the halls again, their brave deeds will linger forever in our memory. [ 4 ]