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

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Baccc.laurcc.tc Service May 26, 1935 Processional................................Ruth Hale Onward Christian Soldiers Song! America ...........................Congregation Invocation......................Bishop L. B. Billings Vocal Duct............Lorona Stewart, Dorothy Richcson Whispering Hope Scripture....................Rov. Paul D« F, Mortimer© Church of Chirat Song; Rook of Ages. .....................Congregation S nor Sermon..............Rov. Paul Dc F. Mortimoro Songs God With You ......................Congregation Benediction. ......................Rov. J. 3. Lioyd Commencement Program May 29, 1935 Tercentenary of'' Secondary Education Processional............................... Ruth Halo Sundown I Pas3 by Your Window ..............Girls Sextette Greeting.......................................Frank W (-oner The Secondary School of 1535.......Marjorio Wood ell The Development of tho Secondary School............ .............................'....Dorothy Rioheson Piano Duet....................................Marjorie Woodall Rena Choato The Development of Secondary Education in Our Community......................Leighton Johnston Our School Today..................... .Elva Lewis Vocal Duet ........................................ Only Or.o School . Dorothy Rich son Chinese Lullaby Loren:. St a; rt Presentation of Class ........Principal J. .. King Presentation of Diplomas..........................Kilo Pratt (Chairman Board of Education) Honors, Awards .................Principal J.-Vi. King Class Creed.............................Cl: ss of 1935 Recessional Ruth H lc

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Class COLORS FLOWER...... MOTTO: The Donald Westenskow Dramatics 2. Not merely to exist, but to amount to something. .......................PINK AND SILVER .........................PINK ROSEBUD past forever gone, the future still our own. Marjorie Woodell Editor of Hi-Life 4, Ass’t Editor 3, Class President 3, Dramatics 1-2-3-4, Declamatior 1-2, Volleyball 3-4 Glee Club 1-2, Class Counsilman 4, Home Ec. Club President 3. With opinions of her own.

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S I t t -I CLASS ?RGrER3Y The years have passed since the Genior Class of 1935 graduated. Mr. King, the class advisor, retired from school life and for his profession, chose fortune-telling. While looking into his crystal bowl one afternoon he was surprised and pleased to once again see his ci.ass of '35 transgressing along their various paths in life. Lorena Stewart was seen soothing the fretful patients at the Grande Ronde Hospital. June Frizzell was seen doing a fan dance at the Metropolitan stage while John was seen at Home doing the house work. Marjorie Woodell had progressed to the White House and was personal advisor to the President. We wonder what White House and what President? He sees Donald Westenskow studying the habits of angle worms at 3. Pale, Edith Greiner working in a dress salon in Faris. Lyle Crouser wr.s seen in the Agriculture room of Imbler High School where he spent most of his time teaching, And who do we see with him? Well, we'll guess with you, Then, he saw Marion Teeter as a super-saleswoman of Dodge cars, .But v.o're rot so sure it's the car she's interested in. June Conrad v;as seen livirg in luxury with her second husband- The first one vas named Van Elok and the .-second ore Land. (Wonder why they don't get together? Leighton Jolmstou was seen in Portland and seems to be enjoying his work Immensely, He is floor walker of the Ladies Wearing Apparell Dept, in Meier and trankst Clifford Royes was seen running a Dude Ranch in Mexice. He dresses like a typical Western cowboy—big hat, schaps, boots, and everything. He must be trying to cover up his bashfulness. Elva Lewis sings over R,K„0. every Thursday nite. Her theme song is ’!Me and My Shadow i Dive is on the For program and is especially interested in black ones. (There must be quite a rushing business f i om Elgin.) Naoma and Ralph are married and have built them an adorable little cottage at the end of Lovers Lane, right over their favorite stamping grounds. Garth bull the all-American full-back could hardly be seen for the bio' ie ferns who seem to be fascinated by his shiny biack nair, Rena Choate is on the staff of the La Grande Evening Observer. She gives advise to the love lorn and signs her sweet Mis .il30 Aunty Mae She majored in this at the I. H,