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

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Buildings and equipment are kept in The safe arrival and return of sixty- Built in 1949, the administration buildlng top condition through the efforts of six per cent of the student body de- houses the governing body of d1Stl'1Ct '7 the versatile maintenance department. pends on the fleet of thirty-two busses. Nettie Schweinfurt Secretary to the Superintendent T .V A Lillian Fosberry , . , Bookkeeper - ' ':'E'fE:535Ey?55mEf': U 1 n Q MarJor1e Todd .: , ' Bookkeeper 2212 2 K ...,,, ,. ,., ' Charles Hamilton Transportation Foreman V, ke' , 1. ,Q Q Uh . Wg k A J 3 it X 5' ff 1- 'V wt A Ralph Lidman Maintenance Foreman - A if ,'.: ,J DISTRICT 7 STAFF The superintendent's numerous duties are alleviated somewhat by Fred Gray, who fills the newly- created position of Administrative Assistant. Tom Denney Attendance Officer George Buck Deputy Clerk to District 7

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?xXx FACULTY ILLUMINATE STUDENTS BY . . . September sees the return of many teachers and the debut of several who will soon become what seems an inseparable part of our school. These men and women, who are held high in our estimation, try to condense their experience and edu- cation into one meaningful year of study so that we, as students, are able to comprehend and satisfac- torily complete the requirements of that course. The faculty's guiding hand is also evident in extracur- ricular events. Teachers, too, have their own activities. Many of them are members of local, state and national educa- tion associations which are set up to promote better education and improve teacher welfare. To receive instructions and air opinions they at- tend periodic faculty meetings while the weekly coffee hour is set up to give them a chance to relax and enjoy themselves.