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

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X a ' ' ' Since the end of yesterday's classes, quiet has reigned and peace is supreme. The early morning rays of the sun over the Cascades notifies the passer-by that the hour of nine will soon be here and Grants Pass. High School will again become a place for the presentation and assimilation of knowledge to broaden the horizons of its students.

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Through these doors students are pass- ing to prepare to accept new and bigger responsibilities and to continue in the daily program of learning. Past history and present problems are studied along with classes in the arts, sciences, and vocations. These courses were intermittently interrupted to allow students to attend National and pep as- semblies in the Memorial gymnasium. was--MN--- . r E e be 1 1 1 . s These assemblies are a way of learning by sharing the experiences of other people. The various clubs a student may belong to also help by teaching leader- ship and cooperation. At approximately three-thirty in the afternoon students again pass through the doors of our school, to walk or be conveyed to their homes. X ' f