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

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Act FIRE AWAY President — Bill Wagoner Secretary-treasurer—Paul Wagoner ROD AND GUN CLUB consists of the entire male population of Imbler High. At the first of the year members talked on makes of guns, ballistics, reblueina, and maintenance of guns. The Club had two outside speakers, Pete Westenskow and CJyde Wilson. Mr. Westenskow gave an instructive demonstration on reblueing; Mr. Wilson, on fly tying. Plans are underway for a Junior Rifle Club to join with the NRA members of Imbler Rifle Club. Spring is coming and fishing season is near. The Club’s theme has changed over to rods, reels, and hooks. Now-Just To Go A-Fishin . First row, left to right; Elwyn Bingaman, Lee Roy Tuck, Anita Tuck, Bill Wagoner, Laura Feik, Louise Robinson, Paul Wagoner, Carlos Lively, Bill Glass. Second row; Richard Booth, Dan Jordan Hurshel Quebbeman, Keith Barton, John Saling, Virgil Dodson, Mike Scott, Jim Wagoner, Jim McKinnis, Mr. Sawyer.Third row; Larry Thompson, Joe Austin, Malin Doles, Dale Hug, Carl Hensley, Bucko Barton, Dean Westenskow, Duane Paroz, Jim Calhoun, David Cornell. Front row, left to right; Alice Gamble, Elva Hunt, Janice Cleaver, Louise Robinson, Mary Westenskow, Lois Wilson, Sue Kinnel, Shirley McDaniel. Second row; Peggy Barton, Lila Transue, Joanne Kinnel, Janet Hawks, llene Bewley, Janice Wilson, Mrs. Chapman. Third row; Milodene Fries, Barbara Newcomb, Beverly Collins, Carol Patrick, Lorna Saling, Kay Ruckman. Homemaking Club was organized so that girls may discuss together the things pertinent to the home. Each class, beginning with the seniors, hod charge of each month's program. In September, Mrs. Chapman demonstrated flower arrangement and the girls kept all the rooms fresh with flowers. Other topics presented were: table setting and manners, Boy dates Girl , Christmas decorations as corsages and mistletoe balls, choosing and caring for silver, make-up high-lighted by Letha Winburn's personal appearance, 'Dream houses' with actual blueprints and furnishings, art in accessories highlighted by the P.T. A. art exhibit, and textile painting. The year ended with a dinner in honor of the Mothers. Left to right; Shirley McDaniel, Evelyn Scott, Miss Whitmer, Mary Westenskow, Lois Wilson, Joanne Glenn, Sue Kinnel, Louise Robinson, Elva Hunt, Janet, Hawks, Milodene Fries. Inset Miss Whitmer. THE WAY OF LEARNING Our library now contains about 1500 books besides reference works and many pamphlets. New books are added each year as funds permit. The non-fiction books are classified according to the Dewey Decimal System, but the books of fiction are arranged alphabetically by authors. In order to keep students up to date on current events, there are sixteen magazines and two daily newspapers. Student librarians the past year were Beverly Collins, Lil Sabey, and Mary Westenskow. The filing class, with 10 members met in the Library on Feb. 10 for it’s first meeting. The fundamentals of filing are being studied each week.

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Students LETTERMAN’S CLUB President---Dan Jordan Secretary-treasurer-——Dale Hug Vice President----Jim Calhoun First row, left to right; Barbara Newcomb, Mary Westenskow, Louise Robinson, Miss Ferguson, Laura Feik, Anita Tuck, Peggy Barton, Beverly Collins, Duane Paroz. Second row; David Carriell, Bucko Barton, Elwyn Bingaman , Carl Hensley, Paul Wagoner, Virgil Dodson, Bill Wilson, Jim Calhoun, Bill Wagoner, Jim McKinnis, Richard Booth. Third row; Mr. Chapman, Dean Westenskow, Mike Scott, Jim Wagoner, Dale Hug, Dan Jordan, John Saling, Mailin Doles, Lee Roy Tuck, Bob Wilson. Each year the Letterman’s Club sponsors a Trophy which is presented to the Outstanding Man Student in Imbler High School. In 1951 the Trophy was presented to Bill Waa-oner, a Junior.The selection is made by the Coach, the President, and two members selected from the Let-terman's Club... The Letterman’s Club adopted a constitution...There is one new member in the Letterman’s Club this year. He is Larry Thompson, a Junior. First row, left to right; Richard Booth, Jim Calhoun, Dan Jordan, Dale Hug, Bill Wagoner, Mai in Doles, Carl Hensley. Second row; Mr. Chapman, Larry Thompson, Joe Austin, Keith Barton, Hurshel Quebbeman, John Saling, Dean Westenskow, Bill Glass, Paul Wagoner. HEAD OVER HEELS With a ’‘grab your knees” from the instructor and a 'of--no!” from the students, TUMBLING CLASS gets under way each Wednesday dur ing activity period. Just a few of the boys and girls had ever seen any tumbling before, let alone DO it. It was fun and everyone was willing to practice and learn. Fundamentals, such as, dive and roll, hand stand flip‘«nd back stand flip, were learned. Muscular co-ordination, the keynote of successful tumbling, was well demonstrated before the PTA and other assemblies in April. G. A. A. resident...... ice President. Secretary....... Treasurer....... Xdvisor........ Suzanne Kinnel ....Laura Feik ....Anita Tuck ..Sharon Kinnel .Miss Ferguson The Imbler G.A.A. was formed ith a membership of 26 girls... A ronsititution is being written...The G.A.A. was invited by LaGrande High School to attend their Playday °arty...The G.A.A. fed the boys of different schools after the basket-games...Several parties were given after the games. First row, left to right; Janice Wilson, Lil Sabey, Laura Feik, AnitaTuck, Sue Kinnel, Sharon Kinnel, llene Bewley, Kay Ruckman, Carol Patrick. Second row; Alice Gamble, Peggy Barton, Lila Transue, Elva Hunt, Janet Hawks, Louise Robinson, Mike Fries, Barbara Newcomb, Beverly Collins, Lois Wilson, Janice Cleaver, Mary Westenskow, Shirley McDaniel. Third row; Miss Ferguson, Joanne Glenn, Diane Wagner, Joanne Kinnel, Lorna Saling.

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FOURTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR Following are the Champs. Left to right, Peggy Barton, Elva, Janice, Lil, Dionne, Janet, Joanne K., Laura, Anita, Sharon, Beverly Collins, Miss Ferguson, Mary, Joanne G. Mikie and Lois. n°9er Assistant Manager Coach Miss Ferguson V®r,y Collins Peggy Barton Captain Co-Captain Sue Kinnel Lois Wilson This year’s Volleyball team, under a new coach, Virginia Ferguson, went for in bringing honors to Imbler High School. The team was champion of Union County for the fourth consecutive year. During the months of January and February, the volleyball teams from Union, Cove, North Powder, Elgin and Imbler, met for a Volleyball Jamboree. There were five games played each night. Each team would play either two or three games a night. Out of the twelve games that the Pantherettes played during the entire Jamboree ten were won. At the last Jamboree the team was presented a ceremony at Union for being champions. The end of the 1952 school year will find a trophy resting in the trophy case among those already won in previous years. This page is sponsored by PAY-LESS DRUGS of La Grande