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

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J. I' In. James Y«. Kli r cer-n to Ir.' ' -r in l-'28 as inr-vector in mathematics ard director c athletics. He graduated from Pacific Univ rsit i 1 'r'7; •«. rh a Bach- elor of Science drero . Du in? his coil' :e career, Kr. Kin'- was not only an outstanding student but he was also a caxnnus loader i. activities Among his more signal achievements were: the 'residency of his fraternity and th- facific University student-body. In 1929, Fr. Kin was elected to t' e sun. rinter.dcncy of the Imbler schools. He has served in this c -acity for six y'urs, and he has resigned this ; ar to accept the svporintcndsrcy of the Union school system. During his administrative .tars Fr. Kin continued to coach athletics. He has coached Ms baseball teams to ebamriorchips for sir successive '-ears. In basketball we have v or games played. a large number of the total Hear Won Lost 1928-29 4 8 1929-30 6 11 1930-31 9 7 1931-32 10 9 1932-33 11 4 i : '0 i y - ; J V ;•. • t v ■; K'j ; V • ! : 1 VJi-'

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-— Kiss Betty flutter, after graduatinc from the Pacific University in 1P34, accented s nosition here v here she has taurht Kn'-lish, I, II, and III; history, and Civics. We wish her muc'. success ir her position elsewhere next ear. hr. Joe W. Jirvis after graduating from O.S.O. accepted a nosition at Amity Un-'o v.i'-h Retool in tho Sr.ith-Hughes Dept. ”e then came'to Imbl-.r where he lias taught one fear in the same dep.-rtm.ont • We will he glad to welcome hit back next fall. Miss Janice Aikins .ducted fror.: Behnke Walker Business College at Portland. Then graduated from Oregon State College ir 1932 end in 1934 accepted a -position at Imbler where shp has taught commercial subjects and Home Economics. J. W. King con't It. King has also achi v-:i a higher standerd of organization by succeeding in obtaining membership for Imbler in the Northwest association of Secondary Schools. Imbler is now recognised as one of the better small high schools of Bastcrn Oregon. ords cannot express t'-e appreciation of the students and the comm’Pity to Mr. King for his loyalty and work in th'“ir behalf. .e wigh him the very best in success and happiness. I L-