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

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PROM Age of Aquarius Accents Prom After weeks of worry about getting just the right date, just the right formal outfit and various other anxieties, that special night arrived. Over 150 couples let loose at the Junior-Senior Prom and previous agonies were forgotten in the enchantment of the evening. Helping dancers shed that ''uptight feeling, the Cellophane Union provided music to rock-out by. With the theme Age of Aquarius, decorations centered around the twelve signs of the Zodiac. Senior artist Monica Edgerton captured the mood in a way-out mural on astrology which adorned one wall. Accentuated with yellow suns and silver stars, the Pavilion provided an apt setting for entranced couples whose varied moods added spice to the scene. LEFT: With jubilant smiles revealing their moods, Donna Harmon and Ken Hagstrom succumb to the flash of school shutterbug Gale Jones. ABOVE: Dominating the scene at the Junior-Senior Prom is an Aquarius mural by Monica Edgerton. BELOW CENTER: Chow time at the Riverside sees Joe Cook and Peggy McClean agreeing with Greg Ship-ley and Doris Wheeless that an evening at the Prom creates an appetite. ABOVE CENTER: Hall competition finds sophomores Ron Beck, Donna Higgins and Robbie Hagstrom in search of just the right place for their addition to Spirit-Week. FAR LEFT: Homecoming Court: (front) Senior Maureen Haley, Junior Carol Button and Sophomore Sheri Ramp; (rear) Junior Shannon McReynolds, Queen Cheryl Fuller and Senior Ginger Davison.

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HOMECOMING Highlighting a week of activities geared to create a special spirit for GPHS, was the night of Homecoming. With attention centered on the game with Crater, the pre-game introduction of the court and crowning of the 1969-70 queen proved a delightful way to start the festivities. After a first half of suspense on the part of both teams' supporters, the Band, Varsity Rally and GAA presented an unbelievable half-time diversion. Simulating a 3-ring circus, Mac's Marching Band provided the musical background for one ring of clowns, one of acrobats and one of dancers. After a second half in which the Cavemen proved their worth, the Spirit-Makers retired to the Homecoming dance where music was provided by the hip band Umatilla Sidewalk . 16

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WINTER COURT Winter Skies Fail to Dampen Royalty's Warmth ABOVE: Winter Court (seated): Lonnie Pillott, Junior; Queen Dawn Penny, Senior; Rosie Zering, junior; and Peggy McLean, Senior, (standing) Mary Jane Claassen and Kathy Russ, Sophomores. RIGHTjoining the crusade started locally by CLAW, Randy Tyler, Mike Fitzhenry, Jeff Patterson and Mike Carter strum out Atlantis for clean land, air and water during an assembly presented by the anti-pollution group. 18