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

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Memories that come up through the years from our high school building and gymnasium will weave a tapestry among us in which days stand out like bright beads against the grey of an Indian blanket. Memories of our high school buildings will be remembered because of the background of beautiful fibres of those high school days. The location of the Imbler high school, amid inspiring mountain scenes, is a most favored one. We feel that this location affords clearness of vision and breadth of view—a fact that we may expect to find reflected in the high aspiration and superior achievement of our seniors. 'I'he class of 1943, finishing its four-year standard course of study, has fulfilled, and we are sure they will continue to fulfill, this expectation in gratifying degree.

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FOREWORD At the close of the school year, 1942-43, the Senior Class of the lmbler hit'll school has passed one more milestone in its steady development and progress. Outstanding among the many achievements our Seniors have participated in contests with other schools in basketball, baseball, music, dramatics, volleyball, and other inter-school activities. As our Seniors leave tin1 high school, they are desirous of a small record of their high school days. We have tried to preserve this record in the few pages that we have. We want to include those persons who have faithfully served the class. The editor feels that our Seniors embody the spirit of our school, and that with the passing of the years it will bring a host of happy memories to our students, and will arouse long-forgotten dreams of those quickly gone, but ever appreciated, high school days. The panther, the symbol of our school and school spirit.

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IMBLER SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Oscar Howell, chairman of the School Board, is finishing his sixth year and during this period has stood by us in all our activities; helped to promote the welfare in general, and make our school achieve its present status. Mr. Claude Hale, serving his third term on our school board has been a loyal member and has always worked faithfully for the interest of our students to make our institution better and greater. Mr. F. C. Hunt, a new member of our hoard, has just been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Harold Bingaman. We wish to congratulate Mr. Hunt on this appointment and know that he will assist in carrying out our activities and to help maintain our high standards. Mr. Leonard Billings, our clerk since 1929, has handled all the business of the clerk’s office with great efficiency, which is necessary in any organization. He has done much to promote the welfare of our school.