Imbler High School - Golden Reveries Yearbook (Imbler, OR)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL V- -y We, the class of '34 being of sound mind and' body, but being aware of the termination of our brief but happy school career, do hereby give, demise, and bequeath to various members of the student body, the -following bequests: Article 1 First: To the Juniors, the honor of being Seniors. Second: To the Sophomores, the best of luck. Third: To the Freshmen, best wishes for the coming years. — ' Article 2 First: To the faculty, the pleasure to them of having the class of '34 gone. Second: To Mr. Anderson, thanks for his helpfulness throughout our high school career. Article 3 I, Ethel Pratt bequeath my romantic singing voice to Harold Schwebke in hopes that it will help him • 'to attain great fame in the musical world. I, Marguerite Hug bequeathmy ability as a sophisticated actress to June Frizzell. I, Delmer Fowler bequeath my ability to seek the girls to Garth Bull. May he have as good'luck as I have hadI I, Keith lcKinnis bequeath my ability to make love to Dale Greiner. I, Dick Howell bequeath my Jazz mania to Lyle 3. I, Harland Pratt bequeath my ability to dance to Mr. Emeriqk, in hopes that he’ll take advantage of the slick spots. I, Clyde Ott, bequeath my quiet smoothetoned voice to Donna Watson. I, Max York bequeath my sunny disposition to Ruth Conklin and Dorothy Crouser. I, Elton Frizzell bequeath my sarcasm and wit to Marlon End. I, Lloyd Redman bequeath my ability to be understanding and helpful to the teachers to John Fris-wold. I, Harold Wise bequeath my debating ability to Gail Bull. I, Blanche Billings bequeath my executive ability to Leila Westenskow. I, Berniece Johnston bequeath my ability to operate a typewriter to Tom Craig.

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Marjuerite Hug Glee flub 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Velleyball 4, Sergeant-at arms 3, Vice Pres, Home Ec. Club 4. She has a heart with room fcr joy -yes, room for mischief too. CLASS COLORS........................BLUE AND SILVER FLOWER....................... .WHITE SWEET PEA MOTTO: Safe on First--now score. Max YoRk «» •' . • i . Gymh'1-2-3-4. Dramatics 3. Glee Clilb 1-2. A‘closed 'mouth catches n flies.

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CLASS PROPHECY $ £ It is now in the year 1940 that we find to our surprise hit, Ling, who has become tired of school life and h.„s become census taker for the Government. This is how he found the various members of the cl..ss of '£4 occupied. Ethel Pratt is found sinking with Ling Crosby over the radio, advertising Slngum and Sqwakum Birdseed. Marguerite Hug is seen as a nurse at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Nev York treating 1'ir.s Callihan who is suffering from a nervous breakdown after her many years at Imbler High School. Delmor Fowler was found in Mae West's Apartment. Delmer, like many ore, fell for her line Why don't cha come up'n see me sometime?'1 Keith KcKinnis is found occupied on his chicken farm in California—no wonder '-e miss so many chickens. At last Dick Howell's dream has come true and he was found at a piano in Guy Lombardo's Orchestra, playing Twelfth Street, dag. Harland Pratt is found at Wimbledon, England, representing the United States in the Tennis finals. Clyde Ott. is running a beer parlor in Chicago. A1 Caooue and his gang make their hideout there. Well, well. Max York has become running-mate for Einstien (or was it Professor Wottaschnoszle) in the Scientific Fiesecrch. Elton Frizzell is occupied us the Aaeager of the Knokum and Sokum baseball team from the Fiji Islands. Howard Wilson was found as the star reporter of the Rhinehart Times which is published hourly. Lloyd Redman is seen working in the Ford Plant at Detroit, applying green print to nuts and bolts. Harold, Wise was found walking the streets of New York with his shadow following him. Wonder who she is! Can't you guess? And here we see in the White House, Berniece Johnston acting as stenographer for the President. We wonder what White House and what President. And last but not least, whom should he find in Hoboken but Blanche Billings teaching her Seventh and Eighth Grade classes that two can live as cheaply as one. p a q V