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

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EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW, IefTTo righlz Miss Frerichs, Filhian, Barnharl, Leon- ard, Griffin, McKrola. SECOND ROW: Brown, Liffle, Harris, Phillips, Sfanger. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thomas, Hedge- pefh, Pepper, Elden, Reid, Meissner, annals, Hamlin, 0101, lcfzllafzn, The ExecuTive Board is The organizaTion ThaT has decided The business issues Tor our school. Under The capable leadership oT Howard STanger, STudenT Body PresidenT, The chieT TuncTion of deciding busi ness TransacTions Tor The AssociaTed STudenT Body was accomplished by The sTudenT body ollficers and class presidenTs The advisors oT The ExecuTive Board were' Mr Reuel lvleissner, Mr. WaITer CarpenTer, lvlr, Frank Thomas, and Miss Alma Frerichs Heading This year's STudenT Council was STudenl Body Vice'PresidenT Mel Brown. Under his leadership The sTudenT body oTTicers and The represenTaTives of The classes and clubs discussed and worlced ouT The problems ThaT were presenTed To Them concerning The advice or assisTance ThaT was needed by ind: vidual clubs and classes lvlr James KeiTh lvir Howard Harrison and lvlrs Eva O Neil were The Upper Division STudenT Coun cll advisors STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leff To righl: Friend, Brocksen, Wyalf, Johnson, Dellin- ger, Holm, BarnharT, Niaa, MusTy, Mrs. O'Nell. SECO N D ROW: De Armand, Griffin, Wilson, Leon- ard, Lundy, Mr. Harri- son, Dallas, James, Reynolds, Litfle, Clay- lon. THIRD ROW: Eyer- ly, Mayfield, Sfoy, Har- ris, Phillips, Nolan, Sfory, Cooper, Barker. FOURTH ROW: Young, Turner, Winboli, Brown, Ford, Sfanger, EverTon, Swisher, Efhinqton.

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dcqwha, Jffwwladqn, E Young chemisfs closely observe fhe process of preparing a formula. These workers in mefal shop learn how 'fo weld. lndusfrious sfudenls in Mr. NeIson's bookkeeping class work hard fo finish fheir proiecls. Boys in fhe vocafional agriculfure class receive insrruciion from Mr. Carpenter. Miss Gannon gives her gym class a few pointers on how fo play volleyball.