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

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DOORS.....A picture of a door can mean a lot of things. Some give a wel- come; some stay closed; some, as these of Imbler School, will always open to the students-past and present. Think of the thousands of students who have passed through these doors. They have arrived expectant and left--after hours or years of enjoyment— — —through these same doors. The school board and the administration have made these doors an entrance to knowledge and pleasure-- a place to help prepare those who enter to better meet life. All who pass through these doors, after twelve years of study, are always welcome to come back and re-live ‘the good old days’. The wood in these doors may change meaning to those who come and go never change. They are open to a Only in a free nation can this happen. Don’t let go of our freedom. Work for it so that these doors may always be open to ALL.

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s4 td ttoecf cUfrfrect Cota t e frctune John McKinnis Henry Fries, chairman Leonard Billings, clerk Ben Robinson And saw the need for the expansion of the school plant to meet the demands of a growing community. The school board, the administration and the Imbler citizens worked together in unison this past year to make this expansion possible. Adequate facilities to meet student interest and to meet the standards set up by the State are provided for in the blue prints of the new plant.... U t£e 7octane — Imbllc . School — Jav QoO-vsoh 4 iU«t y Qoocars AQ.C.IIT4CT )m Ce?i School 1