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

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Pamela Milstead Patricia Milstead Sean Moloney Carol Moos Kevin Morse Makiko Nakagawa Donna Napthen Jeffrey Nash Maria Nicholson Deborah Nielsen Caroline Nigma Brian Noe BNIORS-1983-SENIORS-1983-SEN IORS-1983 David Notter Nancy Nunn Robert Nusbaum Keiko Ohyama Robin Olds Margaret Orler Kirstin Ottis Steve Overen Mary Palmer Thad Phillips Greg Phipps Jenny Pitts Valerie Plumb Reene Prior Timi Prulhiere Denise Quinton Diana Radford 24 Seniors

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Julie Lundberg Rob MacGinnitie Stacey Mahan Phil Marchant Tim Marcotte Steve Maxwell Todd McClane Chris McClure Merri McFarlin Gail McGill USED RECORDS 1 Head Start In Life Have you ever thought of running your own business? Senior John Pearson has done more than just think about it. For him it’s a reality, since he owns his own record business. John started his venture about two years ago after a friend of his, who owned Replay Records, moved to Medford to open a business there. John took over but started with only a building and some record cases. The store, called “Relics Records” has many collector’s items. “I think we gear to people collecting because we get items other stores don’t get. We also get used records. People can also sell or trade in the store.” Two new items in the store are T-shirts and pins. John goes to school EB through 2nd period and then has two periods of work experience. He works in his store from 11:30 to 6:00 daily. Business gets slow in the winter but picks up in the spring and summer. “There are times when you aren’t sure if you can pay the rent.” Relics Records carries everything in records, classical, jazz, blues, children’s, rock ’n roll, country and western, and heavy metal. When asked what sold the best he said, “Heavy Metal, but it’s a shame people don’t listen to the other types of music. There is more good music out there, but people just haven’t heard it.” The store’s future plans are up in the air right now, but John would like to open another store in California and get a larger store here in Grants Pass. SENIORS-1983- SI John McKenzie Kristen McKnight Eileen McNamara Kim Meade Mark Medeiros John Mehringer Vincent Mikolavich William Miller Normetta Miller Lila Milner Seniors 23

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President Sets Goals “I was really glad! But kind of scared because I knew it would be a lot of responsibility, and that people would expect a lot from me, Krista Anderson mentioned when describing her feelings after she had won the election for A.S.B. president. Krista is in a class of her own. Over the years, the position of A.S.B. president has not been popular for female politicians. Proof is that the last female prexy was in 1960 when the position was filled by Adelle Davenport. Adelle graduated in 1960 and went on to Stanford to further her education. She is now the vice president of Human Resources at Woodward and Klyde Consultants in San Francisco. She commented on her past position: “I loved it and I have nothing but fantastic memories of Grants Pass High. To let you know what a small world it is, Phyllis Davenport (Adelle’s mom) was Krista’s second grade teacher, who commented that, “Krista was cute even then, and she had a flair to organize. I could tell just by the way she held herself in her seat.” Commenting on the work involved with the office of student body president, Krista said, “Yeeees! There is always something to do, never a lull.” But for a girl who is on the varsity ski and tennis teams, plays the piano, has applied for six different colleges including Princeton, Stanford, and Lewis and Clark, and has even had an interview with Harvard, there isn’t much time to sit around. What does the future hold for Krista? Right now she’s undecided, but her interests lie in international relations, political sciences, and foreign diplomacy. If the past is any indication of the future, then Krista Anderson-with all her desire, leadership, and enthusiasm-is looking at a very bright future. Governor Vic Atiyeh does the honors of swearing in Krista Anderson to the Education Block Grant Committee. Maria Reich Malinda Reynolds Jerry Rich Curtis Richardson Darlene Roberts David Robertson Bill Robinson Maria Rodrigues Mary Roland Stephanie Rose SENIORS-1983 Steven Roseborough Bryan Ross Gregory Rossel Michele Rudisill James Rue MaLinda Sackett Heidi Saleska Jennifer Sandberg Dorothy Sandeen Kimberly Sanders Paul Schaecher Tamara Schirado Molly Schradin Greg Seidl Robin Sheets Seniors 25