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

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SPECIAL INSTRUCTION from Mr. Hurley goes out to all his students, especially freshman Shawna Anderson. Mr. Hurley, a favorite to most, teaches English and drama classes to all grades. BATIK ING is Brady Hamm’s specialty, as he works diligently in commercial art. After going through exploratory art and basic design, a student is given a choice between commercial art and painting and drawing I. THANKS MOM' GPHS football player : B.Z. Brown. Randy Nott. John Jensen. Cam Lamperl. and Travis Reese all recover from a little motherly affection. Varsity Rally blindfolded these boys at assembly, and asked them to describe their kisses. MAh m'IKNTISTS Jwli, mi and Ra mcmd Paxton conco. ■ in in Jerry Hull- r:;ani ’ chemist r ■ la Alter taking chemi-trv, many student- i-mtimie in sci-e11 i 'a.:h organic iliem:-ir ■ i phvsics. Opening 7

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W zM fatce £ctef rants Pass High School is very true to their Caveman blue. For years, color has created exciting, passive, and intense feelings among the dwellers of GPHS. There is no other color that can compare to Caveman blue, as students, faculty, and parents display it proudly. Color can fill our life everyday with a sense of moods and feelings. Students and faculty at Grants Pass High are involved in the true blue Spirit everyday. Proof of this can be seen in the crowded hallways, as well as the Caveman snackbar in the cafeteria. But Caveman blue doesn’t solely encompass our campus. Over the years the pride and spirit of this traditional color has reached out to the community as well. Staff members can be seen boasting Caveman blue jackets and buttons. Students of Grants Pass High School sport Caveman headbands to support their teams, and true blue letterman jackets. The rally squad is constantly busy painting spirit banners, and ad- vertising “Big Blue”. And as tradition may have it, our sportsters display the Caveman blue in their uniforms, as they compete wearing the school’s colors. Tradition and pride play a major role at Grants Pass High School. Many years ago the Caveman Blue was a feared and admired sight by many. This year, many people have worked very hard to bring that back to GPHS. It is said; “The old spirit, the same pride, with a new generation, it’s still inside.” This is true as the Class of ’88 says farewell, and the Class of ’92 says hello. A student, staff member, or alumnus can’t help but feel the spirit of Caveman Blue. It creates a sense of pride and companionship, one that you know you can always be a part of, because YOU are a part of GPHS. TWO POINTS are coming GPHS’s way when senior Chris Hughes makes a jump-shot against North Bend. GPHS went on to win the preseason game by a score of 86 -74. 6 Opening BLUE AND WHITE cheerleaders lead SMOOTH SOUNDS are coming from Bill cheers during a varsity basketball game. Mimnaugh’s violin during preparation for Stunts and jumps are performed by the the school play. The orchestra for Any-Varsity cheerleaders during timeouts and thing Goes was comprised of advanced halftime. band and orchestra students who volun- teered their time to perform for the show.

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