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

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Cavelcade Princes, C. Lyons, D. Sackett and B. Bastion, admire triumphant King Larry Lindquist os he receives crown from B. Forsgr n, Rally Queen. Cries of Beat Medford! and On to State! heard during the spirited noon rallies on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday officially opened Cavelcade Week. Furthering the attempt to build school spirit and team support, various clubs and organizations of the school made colorful signs for the halls, reminding everyone of the upcoming Grants Pass-Medford football game. The finale of the activity-filled week was the parade downtown, led by the Rally Squad and Hjgh School Band. The procession marched through town and returned to the practice field for the lighting of the traditional bonfire and burning of the symbolic Black Tornado. The rally closed with the coronation of Future Medical Workers candidate, Larry Lindquist, as Cavelcade King of 1962. 12 Smoke and ashes are the only remaining evidence

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 FALL QUEEN Sandra Jubera Fall Queen SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Gwen Stowell SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Nancy Todd SENIOR PRINCESS Shirley Sowell JUNIOR PRINCESS Sue Keller JUNIOR PRINCESS Evelyn Gooch The dance after the Grants Pass-Willamette game was the setting for the coronation of Fall Queen. Princesses and their escorts were introduced by Rally Queen Barbara Forsgren. As Jim DeCourcey, co-captain of the cross-country team opened the envelope containing the name of the queen, a hush of excitement fell over the room and was broken only by cheers of happiness as he crowned lovely Sandy Jubera, Fall Queen of 1962. 11

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as GPHS students contribute vocal enthusiasm. to Annihilation of Black Tornado Real live Caveman is attraction of Knucklebuster float entry. as Medford Tornado is burned in effigy. Ginger Bateman is wild success as she adds touch of humor to Cavelcade parade. • •K 13