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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

GOLDEN REVERIES of I. H. S, — « 0 — — 1937-� 38 FOREWARD Between the covers of this year book are bound together the important events of our past school year—1937 and 38 It is the hope of your staff that these pages will preserve for your future reference a small part of the happiness found in the many activities of our school DEDICATION Behind each scene Is a person, behind each act Is a doer, behind each achool Is one Individual who gives liberally of his time and energy to make that school a more pleasant place for everyone, Vvc have found these idoals in one who has not only been a teachor and superintendent, hut ore who has become a very rloso friend ani holeor in our problems, as well as an enthusiast in our achievements To Mr, J« W Bushong we dedicate this, our 1938 Yoarbook, FACULTY Mr. J. W. Bushong, after graduating from Pacific University, taking advanced work at University of Oregon and teaching at Elgin, accepted the position of Superintendent and Social Science teacher at Imbler© Ho has been here two years. Mr. R. F. Main graduated from Pacific University in 36 and came to Imbler in the fall of the same year. This past year' he has taught English, Literature, Algebra, and has coached basketball. Mr. H. D. White graduated from OiS.C. in 1936 and has been here two years. He taught Agriculture, Science and Orientation. Miss Stevens'graduated from Linfield College in-1937. She has charge of the Commercial, Home Economics and Music Departments of Imbler High School, Cr -v Ff v yf A v 7 7 V V y v V7 V7 V V 7 V7 7 V V V 7 V7 | STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The officers of the Imbler High School Student Body are as follows; President -- Viollotte Wells Vice-Pres. — Elva Richeson Secretary Betty Crouser Treasurer - Ronald Westenskow V V V V V V7 7 V V V V V7 V V 7 V 7 V V7 vv v v v V V V V V V v V V V V v vv V VV w STUDENT BODY COUNCIL The Executive Council consists of four councilmen, chosen from their respective classes, and the Student Body officers With the aid of the faculty, it determines the policies and decides upon payment of Student Body bills Members of the Council are as follows: Viollette We11s Vernon Neiderer Elva Richeson Betty Crouser Ronald Westenskow Neil Martin Richard Wilson Alfred Arnoldus vv V vv V V V W V V V st v vv v y v vv V vv vv V V V V y v V V y v v v vv ANNUAL STAFF Editor .............. Viollctto Wells Ass't Editor .... Pauline Jensen Manager .............. Richard Wilson Ass t Manager , . . . Warren McCoy Adviser ................ Miss Stevens Reporters Arleen Choate, Betty Crouser, Maxine Bingaman, Irene Richeson, Lucile Keenan, Aletha Bushman, Bob Gaines', Myrtha Westcnskow, Maxcine'Carlson, Shirley Lloyd, Elmer Perry, Muriel Gray and Phyllis Rynearson v v v vV V V V V V V V V V V V V V vv vv GLEN CAMPBELL Entered from Spencer Sophomore year. Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Boy’s Quartette - 3 Dramatics - 1,3,4 Glee Club - 3 Class Vice-President Annual Staff - 3,4 You'll find him everywhere but no place in particular •m TED RNOLDUS Class President - 4 Dramatics - 3, 4 Annual Staff - 2 Public Speaking - 3 P.F.A. Reporter - 2 F.F.A, Treasurer - 3 P.I.L.E, Judging Team - 3 Delegate to State Convention - 2. 4 Those long legs will carry him to success, ALETHA BUSHMAN Glee Club - 1,2,3,4 Sextette - 2,3,4 Mixed Quartette - 2 Reporter - 3,4 Annual Staff - 3,4 Dramatics - 1,3,4' Yell Loader 2,3,4 Orchestra - 4 Declamation - 2,4 Volleyball - 1,3,4 Trio - 4 Librarian - 2,3 She’s intent on getting there--fast. ARLEEN CHOATE Dramatics - 2,3,4 Editor of Hi-Life - 3 Ass’t Editor - 2 Gloc Club - 4 • • • Annual Staff - 2,3,4, Class Sec-Troas. -1,3,4 Class Vice-Pres. - 2 Reporter - 1,4 Girls League Sec.-2,3 Librarian - 1,2 She’s active, but it bit her too. ROBERT GAINES MARY GILLHAM Entered from La Grande, Sophomore year Glee Club - 2 Orchestra - 4 Declamation - 2 A doer of mischief, but he is never blamed. She has a smile everyone. for Basketball • 1,2,3,4 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Dramatics - 1,3 Councilman — 2 Sports Reporter - 4 Annual Staff - 4 DALE GREINER Baseball - 3,4 F.P.A. Delegate to State Convention - 4 Judging Team at Local Shows - 3,4 The showings of a good farmer. DON HALLGARTH Entered from Elgin, Junior Year Basketball -3;4 Baseball - 2,3,4 Dramatics - 2,3 Class President - 2 Annual Staff - 3 A pood snipe hunter always carries his own sack 1 GLADYS LEE Glee Club - 1,3,4 Dramatics - 3,4 Librarian - 3 Beautiful, but oh, so bashful1 Student Body Vice-Pres-4 Student Body Secretary-3 Class Reporter--'2 Glee Club -1,2,3,4 Girls f Leapue Secretary-4 Sextette - 2,3,4 Trio - 4 • ■ ■ Dramatics - 1,2,3,4 Volleyball - 4 Annual Staff - 2 She lovos them—and leaves then • EVELYN THORNTON Entered from La Grande, Junior Year Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 Volleyball Captain - 3 Basketball - 1,2 Basketball Captain - 2 Tap Dancing - 1,2 Quiet as a mouse'and squeaks a little, but who’d run from her? Entered from Amity Hiph, Sophomore year Debate Club -'1' ’ Dramatics - 1,2 3,4 Glee Club - 1,2,3,4 Sextette - 2,3,4 Trio - 4 Class Secretary - 1 Pres, of Student Body - 4 Vice-Pros of Class - 3 Vicc-Pres. of Girls Leapue -4 Editor of Hi-Life - 4 Ass � t Editor - 3 Reporter - 2,3 • ' Annual Staff - 2,3,4 Deep siphted in intellipencc, MILDRED WYATT Entered from Oaksdale, Wash,, Senior Year Basketball - 1 Dramatics Band - 2 Executive Orchestra - 2 Council -- 3 If silence is polden, then she is too. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Seventeen Froshmcn entered Imbler High School in the year 1934, This class increased and then decreased during the ensuing four years, and now, at graduation, consists of fifteen students These active boys and girls have indeed taken their part in the goings on of the school. During each year, Aletha Bushman, Viollette Wells and Elva Richeson have contributed to the best of their ability—and' the best it is—in the Glee Club; Sextette, and this year a trio. Four boys, Neil Martin, Glen Campbell, Robert Gaines, and Gerald Vermillion have more than represented their class In being outstanding for four consecutive years In all athletic- activities Ted Arnoldus, Dale Greiner, and Elmer Perry have done extremely well In their F.F.A. work. Some talented actors and actresses have been brought to light in the Senior s attempts at dramatics. Among the best are: Ted'Arnoldus, Viollette Wells, Aletha Bushman, Glen Campbell, and Gladys Lee. May these fifteen achieve their ambition and be successful in all that they may attempt. Officers are: President ----- Ted Arnoldus VIce-Pres. — Jackson Bault Sec.-Treas. — Arleen Choate Councilman ----- Neil Martin SENIORSCOPE NAME NICKNAME IDENTIFICATION Theodore Ted big feet Aletha .Joe .. Evelyn Arleen Shorty her clothes Glen We ar y “b o 11 orn roust ache Robert . Bob curls Mary Mary walk Dale Greiner sneezes Donald Don eyelashes Gladys Glady that blank look Nell Red Maxcine Elmer Bill specs Elva Elvie boy friends Viollotte ‘ Bobbie big words Evelyn Dink Aletha Mildred Mickey grades in English class IP •jfl -- j SEKICRSCOPE I Favorite Pastime Favorite Expression ] Ambition reading story books Who wants to know? Forest Ranger playing hooky Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh Boy! Stenographer popping hearts Well, doggono! To walk mile for a Camel making noise ♦( ) nu To walk the other half pestering teachers izzat so? Millionaire giggling You don't mean to tell met11 Beau catcher sleeping in classes I guess so. Head of the Escort Bureau In making the girls fall Don't ask mej' President of Standard Oil chewing gum I don't know, Gun Moll talking Aw Ileck I l Ito marry the girl girls Wal, I'll tell ya To get out of school making eyes Oh, isn't he cute? Toacher looking out the window Hah I To catch a Spencer singing to herself I was jus' goin' to. English Lit. teacher studying Good Gosh I G-Lady SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 38., being of sound mind and body, and being extremely aware of the fact that our time at Imbler High is now terminated, hereby bequeath the following: ARTICLE I To the Faculty: The pleasure of knowing that we are finally on our way. To the Juniors: Our places in the teachers’ hearts, (and worries). To the Sophomores: Our good grades and scholastic ability. To the Freshmen: Our sophistication and knowledge of the ways of the world, ARTICLE II I, Ted Arnoldus, will my excess height to John Rollins. I, Aletha Bushman, will my snorts and snickers to Laurel Lloyd. I, Glen Campbell, will my ability to get along (?) with the teachers to Alvin Bushman. I, Arleen Choate, will my cute way of walking to Ronald Westenskow. I, Bob Gaines, will my curly hair to Warren Dennison, I, Mary Gillham, will my infectious grin'to Geraldine Wells, I, Dale Greiner, will my ability to sleep in class to Pauline Jensen. I, Don Hallgarth, will my big brown eyes (eyelashes thrown in) to Donal Anderson.' I, Gladys Lee, will my love for Literature' to Phyllis Rynearson. I, Neil Martin, will my bass voice to Lois Bauer. I, Elmer Perry, will my love for all the girls to John Berry. I, Elva Richeson, will my private office- to Barbara Tucker. I, Evelyn Thornton, will my quiet ways to Leola Rollins--(bet she doesn't use ’em) I, Bobbie Wells, will my habit of bumping into people to Myrtha Westenskow. I, Mildred Wyatt, will my abundance of hair to Mr. Main, I dan’t think of anyone else that needs it. BACCALAUREATE May 15, 1938 Wade Hall Processional ------- Miss Stevens Song ----------- Congregation 0 Como, All Yo Faithful' Invocation-----------Mr. L. B. Billings Scripture ------- Rev. Shoemaker Song - Thanks Be To God -------------- Faculty Quartette Sermon --------- rcv. Shoemaker Song ----------- Congregation Abide With Me Benediction ----- -Mr, J, S. Lloyd COMMENCEMENT May 19, 1938 Wade Hall Processional ----- School Orchestra Invocation ------- Mr. J. s. Lloyd Girl's Trio - - Wynkon, Blynkcn and Nod Presentation of Awards - - -Mr, Bushong Girl's Glee Club - - - - Pra7 cr Perfect Commencement Addrcss--Mr. Elmo Stevonson Presentation of Diplomas- - Mr, Keenan Benediction - - - - -Mr, L. B. Billings Recessional ----- -School Orchestra JUNIOR CLASS ?•••••• ■ vM The Junior Class has been well represented in all school activities this year. We had eight members in the Glee Club operetta and six members in the Student Body play. Pour of the boys represented the Junior Class on the baseball team and three on the basketball team. The girls are not to be left out, for' they had five members on the volleyball team. • The Juniors have'presented two plays this'year, the one-act play, Let's Honeymoon Again ,and the four act play, Romance in a Boarding House , Richard Wilson of the Junior class was chosen on the all-round championship basketball team at the B. Tournament, For this he received a small gold basketball. Class officers this year were: President ...... V arren McCoy Vice-Pres...............Lila Lewis Secretary ......... Pauline Jensen Treasurer .................... Lee Richeson Other members of the class are: Barbara Tucker, Betty Crouser, Shirley Lloyd, Phyllis Rynearson, June German,'Lois Bauer, Richard Wilson, Warren Dennison, Dale Carlson, Verne Frizzell, Faculty adviser is Mr. Main, ! r SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class has an enrollment of sixteen, and has beon well represented in school activities during the past year. We received third place in the inter-class one act play contest with the play entitled The Lucky Fool”, and have been near the top throughout the year in the pep contest. Three of our members took part in the Student Body Play, five boys have participated in Athletics, one girl was a member of the volleyball team, and several others have taken part in orchestra and the High School Operetta; The class was honored in having one member, Myrtha Wes-tenskow, win first place in the County Declamation Contest. Class officers are: President ---— Evelyn Sanderson Vice-Prcs. ------ Alvin Bushman Sec.-Treas,---Ronald 7estenskow Councilman------Alfred Arnolclus Advisor ------------------- Miss Stevens Other members of the class are: Lucilc Keenan, Maxine Bingaman, Maxcine Carlson, Loola Rollins, Myrtha Wcstenskow, Minnie Stewart, Ruin Craig, Muriel Gra , Tonal Andersen, Leo Wagoner, and John Berry. V V7 7 7 7 V7 V 7 V V7 V V V7 7 V W FRESHMEN CLASS The Freshmen Class has lost two of its members, Arlene Withey and Delbert Buoy, since the beginning of school Those enrolled at the present time are: DeLeva Hug Dean Johnston Irene Richeson Vernon Neiderer Laurel Lloyd Carl Westenskow Edna Greiner Claire Fuller Geraldine Wells John Rollins Howard Bingaman We are proud of-those students who took part-in basketball, volleyball and our class play, I Beg Your Pardon , A very successful Bunco party was given for the Sophomores in return for the Freshmen initiation. Class Officers are: President ------ Howard Bingaman Vice-Pres, ----------------- John Rollins Secretary ------- Irene Richeson Treasurer --------- Claire Fuller Councilman ----- Vernon Neiderer Adviser -----------Mr White v V7 y 7 7 V V 7 V 7 V 7 V V V V V Y V V V V V y v v VV V X vv V V X X V V V vt PR B! ARY GRADES The past year has been full of interest ing activities for Miss Smith and the primary grades. They have enjoyed giving several plays and taking part in the operetta, Little Red Riding Hood , which was given April 18th in Wade Hall by the entire grade school. Charles Heisncr Billy Rynearson Samuel Patterson Eugene Richeson Danny Harris Junior Getz Jack McGoldrick Thelma Jean Elizabeth Bauor Margaret Hunt Ileene Perry Loleene Perry Joan Paroz Pearl V inn Norma Hunt Fries vv v v v X VV V V V V V v V V V X VV w V V y v v VV V y y v v y v y f f Miss Conklin has had a very enjoyable and active year teaching the Intermediate grades. These grades have participated in all extra activities. Several took leading parts in'the operetta, Little Red Riding Hood , and an original play was presented at the Christmas program. Members of these grades are: Kenneth Rollins Lilly Howell Loon Paroz Carl Wilson Kent Richeson Dorothy Thornton Audrey Dyer Patzy Bushman Anna Patterson Irene Watts Shirley Vee Wilson Robert Byor Robert Lee Jensen Boyd Winn La Nita Pearson Annette Paroz Mary Furman Betty V estenskow Violet Getz Arloene Graham Wesley Conrad V V V V s V V V V V V V vy K V V ADVANCED GRADES Mr, Blanchard and his students have had a very interesting year. He has taught them how to tool leather, make linoleum blocks, and has given lessons in other types of manual training. The construction of miniature airplanes has been enjoyed by many of the students. Several have also participated in the school orchestra . Members of these grades are: John Ilenner Jack Burton Bobby V i Is on Jack Winn Jessie Berry Billy Furman Jean Ann Conrad V anda Tucker Violet Chase Donna Heisner Celia Lloyd Bill Patterson GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL With several of last year’s members on the team again this year, we came through a successful season with flying colors Determination and a winning spirit helped much in winning five out of the eight games played with neighboring schools. Another strong team is expected for next year, as only three of the present members are graduating. The coach has been Miss Kathleen Conklin. The team consists of: Shirley Lloyd Irene Richeson Laurel Lloyd Evelyn Thornton Barbara Tuokcr Aletha Bushman Betty Crouser Elva Richeson June German Pauline Jensen Myrtha Westenskow BOYS' BASEBALL At this writing, indications point to an extremely worth-while baseball season. We are now at the top of the Union County Baseball League and have every intention of staying there, Vermillion leads the batting percentage with ,440, followed closely by McCoy, Gaines and Rioheson, who have .380, ,333 and .307 respectively, .The team average is ,252, Members of the team are: Vermillion --------- Catcher Campbell ---------- Pitcher Hallgarth -------- First Base Gaines --------- Second Base Martin ---------- Third Ease Wilson-------------- short Stop Richeson --------- Left Field Berry .......... Center Field McCoy...............Right Field Frizzell ------ -- - - Utility Scores of League Games are as follows: Imbler - 3 Imbler -10 Imbler - 9 Imbler - 7 La Grande - 0 North Powder - 8 Union - 8 Elgin - 6 Imbler -10 j Cove - 4 Imbler -14 • North Powder Imbler - 2 Imbler -11 - 6 Union - 3 Elgin - 5 BASKETBALL With determination, spirit, and practice, we had a very successful basketball season. Three times out of five we defeated our neighboring town and arch enemy. Clean sport-manship has been shown throughout the year and we hope it will continue. We are very proud of Richard Wilson, who made the All- ' Star team, and Glen Campbell and Bob Gaines, who made the second All-Star team. First Team-Glen Campbell ------- (Jen ter Neil Martin -------- Forward Bob Gaines ---------- Guard Gerald Vermillion ------ Guard Richard Wilson ------ - Forward Lee Richeson ------ -Sub. Guard Warren McCoy ----- -Sub. Forward Don Hallgarth ----- Substitute Managers--Donal Anderson and Dale Carlson. The second team consisted of Alvi-n Spencer, Howard Bingaman, Leo Wagoner, Ronald Westenskow, Alvin Bushman, Claire Fuller, and John Berry. P. F. A« Soon after school started this fall the chapter took part in the Grange Fair at La Grande, winning first on Community exhibit and second on chapter exhibit, and also about $100 on livestock. In October Richard Wilson was selected to act as representative to the National Convention in Kansas City. His reports of the trip were very interesting. The F.F.A. Parent and Son Banquet was given March 12 in tho Music Room. This was the first year both parents had been onvi-ted, and proved to be very much of a success. Also in March the Parliamentary teams consisting of the chapter officers won third in the district contest and Alfred Arnoldus placed fourth in the Public Speaking Contest. Five boys and instructor made a trip to the State Convention in Corvallis; two of them were invited as candidates for the State Farmer Degree. Officers of the F.F.A. are as follows: President ----- Richard Wilson Vice-Pres. ----- Warren McCoy Secretary ------ Lee Richeson Treasurer ------ Dale Carlson Reporter ------ Elmer Perry Adviser -------- Mr, White The League was organized at the first of the year, and the following officers wore elected: President ----- Pauline Jensen Vico-Prcs. - - - Viollette Wells Sec.-Treas. - - - - -Elva Richeson Social Chairman - - -Leola Rollins Program Chairman - - Shirley Lloyd The year of activities for the Girls’ League started out by the giving of a Masquerade Ball, scheduled for October 29th, but was postponed until November 5, Representatives from the League were sent to the Tri-County Convention, held in Wallowa in November. These representatives were Pauline Jensen, Gladys Lee,'Elva Richeson, and our adviser. Miss Stevens, We were'very fortunate in having one of our members, Pauline Jensen, elected Tri-Countv Secretary for next year. Much appreciation was expressed when the League sent out Thanksgiving baskets to two needy families in the community. Their Christmas spirit was displayed in decorating a large tree and placing it in the hall during the Christmas season, and by giving a Christmas party. On'Feb, 14, the girls enjoyed a Valentine party, and a delightful Tea was given May 6, in honor of the mothors of all the students in High School. A fine spirit of cooperation has been shown by all members, and another big year of activities is expected for next year. —WB GIRLS’ LEAGUE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Romance In a Boarding House , a comedy In four acts, was presented by the Junior Class of Imbler High School, Friday, Hay 13th. The play tells the old story of a country pirl who, on roing to the city, suddenly finds herself madly and violently in love with a young man whom she supposses to be an aristocrat. All the scenes following in which she tries to educate her parents to modern society rules, and the difficult time she has in making Pa woar shoes, produces a very comical situation. Events such as these from an average American life are often very amusinr when given a public hearing, and such is the case with Romance in a Boarding House. Mrs. Smith -------- Lois Bauer Mr. Smith ----- -Warren Dennison Mary Ann ------- -Shirley Lloyd Bill - -- -- -- -- Richard Y ilson Mr. Throttlebutton - - - Warren McCoy Mrs. Throttlebutton - -Pauline Jensen Mortimer -------- Lee Richeson Duke of Sussex - - - - Verne Frizzell Miss McGillicuddy - Phyllis Rynearson —s on ■! Hettie - ------- ------June German Hobgoblin House , a mystery farce in three acts, was presented at Wade Hall, April 8th. No doubt you’ve seen plays that have fairly made your flesh creep—we all have, but Oh Ye shades of Caesar’s ghost’.--this was the peer of them all—a play that sent cold shivers down the spine and made every hair stand on end. But for every thrill there was a hearty laugh. The characters include: The chrotchcty Miss Priscilla, a role filled by Barbara Tucker; the determined nieces, Marian, played by Elva Richeson and Jill by Myrtha Westenskow; the brave but fun-loving boys, Frank Harlow and Jack Loring,. parts filled by Ted Arnoldus and Alvin Spencer; Susan, the Henglish ’ousemaid , played by Betty Crouser and Delilah Worts and Henry Goober, (Pauline Jensen and Alvin Bushman) furnish laughs for the play. Old Darius Krupp, a difficult role, was played by Richard Wilson; the part of Bluebeard Bronson-escaped maniac—was another difficult part, but was capably filled by Glen Campbell, Bill Wilkins, his keeper, was Warren McCoy; Patricia Arnold, a Chicago heiress, Arleen Choate; and then—-LAhe Headless Phant om. Shir lev Llovd. —J] HOME ECONOMIC CLASS The Home Ec« girls have spent a busy year in both study and project work. The first semester’included study and laboratory work in foods, several dinners and luncheons were served, with faculty members as guests. The largest project for the year was the sorving of tho F.F.A. Parent and Son Banquet. The second semester was spent in clothing and sewing projects. Attractive print drosses, blouses, slips, and other woaring apparel have been constructed under the supervision of our instructor. New curtains have been made for use in tho lab. room for next year. Mombers of the class are: Maxine Bingaman Muriel Gray Ruia Craig Leola Rollins Lucile Koonan Evelyn Sanderson Maxcino Carlson Minnie Stewart Myrtha Westenskow Our instructor is Miss Stevens. GLEE CLUB The Glee Clubs have finished a very successful year under the careful instruction of Miss Stevens. The presentation of the Irish Operetta, Bits 0 Blarney , March 18, at the Wade Hall was enjoyed very much by a large audience- Those taking part in the cast were Viollette Wells, Lee Richeson, Alvin Spencer, E3 va Richeson, Richard Wilson, Aletha Bushman and Arleen Choate. Other members of tho Glee Clubs made up the chorus of Irish girls and boys. An attractive stage setting and gay costumes added much to the happy Irish atmosphere. The Girl's Glee Club sang at the National Music Week program given at the Wade Hall, May 6, and also participated in Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. A trio composed of Elva Richeson, Viollette Wells and Aletha Bushman has made several appearances during the year, and has received much approval for its work. Although several v ill be lost by graduation, another busy year is expected for next year. ORCHESTRA Mr. Blanchard is the instructor of the orchestra. He has brought this year’s music department to a close with great success. We are very sure that the orchestra has made and will make a showing for Imbler High. Members'are: Warren Dennison, Alctha Bushman, John Henner, Donal Anderson, Maxine Carlson, Warren'McCoy, Dean Johnston, Billy Howell, Ronald V estcn-skow. Dale Carlson, Irene Richeson, Laurel-Lloyd, Mary Gillham, Jean Ann Conrad, Wanda Tucker, De Leva Hug, Evelyn Sanderson, and Leola Rollins. PIANOS SHEET MUSIC RADIOS RADIO TUBES BAND INSTRUMENTS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS (Radio Kiiusic Supply Co. 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