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

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IN J.IEHORIULI On September 6, 1938 a fair haired young nan 14 years of age entered the Imbler High School. He was immediately accepted into the swing of things and assumed his place in school life as one of its promising citizens. Thi3 young nan was a determined youth who decided to set his course and made up his mind to follow it to its conclusion. While a Sophomore he v as elected to the Vice-Presidency of his class. He was also one of the substitutes for Basketball and for the Baseball squad. Upon becoming a Junior he was again inspired along athletic lines and secured a berth on the Basketball and Baseball squads. Also as an indication of his fine manhood, the F.F.A. saw fit to elect him as their President. A decision which was never regretted by anyone. When, beginning his Senior year he was elected President of the class we knew he was worthy of this honor and all were greatly pleased by the election. Thus there began as fine a beginning in life as any young man could wish. To this friend and schoolmate, to this pleasant and mannerly young man to a good guy we of the student body, the senior class and the faculty pay our last meagre tribute to Claire Fuller, who this year, did graduate with us in our class of '41. Imbler High Student Body Senior Class of f41 Faculty for 1940-1941

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HELEIJ HOLLOWAY Helen Holloway serene and true. Always smiles and never blue. JOHN ROLLINS A great big tease is John says I, He even rna as the school girls cry. IRENE RICHESON As lovely a girl as I have seen. With plenty o.f beaus, has this Irene. JIM LLOYD Oh! Jim is very wise and witty. He won a trip to Kansas City. 1 • ★ ir