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

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Panther Scribblers STANDING: Theodora Chapman, Golden Rarer lea Advisor; Helen Quinn, Hi-Life Advisor; Shirley Calhoun, Joaxme Glenn, Bonnie Wyland, Sharon Doles, Carolyn Westen-skow, Sharon Kinnsl, llano Bow ley, Dianne Wagner, Joanne Klnnel, Lorna Saling, Lila Trans ue, Kay Ruck man, Carol Patrick, Lavonne Tuck. OFFICERS SITTING: Anita Tuck, Vice-President; Janice Wilson, President; Beverly Collins, Secretary; Laura Feik, Editor of Hl-Life; Alice Hallgorth. KNEELING: Kim Jordan, Photographer; Darrel Biller beck, Reporter. JANICE WILSON President of Publications Panther Meets Deadlines The last week in each month finds the publications room a scene of feverish activity. At one table a typist puts a story into thirty-seven spaces; at another a steadier grabs the bottle of correction fluid; at the mimeo-8cop© the art editor hurriedly makes a forgotten ad; the editor dashes out to find a joke that will fill exactly three lines; the assistant editor, a smear of ink on her cheek, asks: 'Shall we have a green or pink front page? Will the deadline be met? Well, somehow it is. The publications group, known as the Panther Scribblers, finances both the Hi-Life and Golden Reveries by selling advertising. The club is a member of the Oregon Scholastic Press and receives several magazines on publications through it. MRS. HELEN QUINN Advisor of the sc'.ool paper Hi-Life Cub reporters at work

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The Tubs Leave The Lair At last! The Cubs of 1953, alias the Seniors, are at last leaving 01' Imbler High. Having learned all there is to know, they are ready to enter a new mysterious world. They survived the drudgeries of being Freshmen to become an outstanding class both as individuals and as a group. Each member of the class partici- pated wholly in class and student body activities, sports and dramatics. The class consisted of the same members through High School until the Senior year when they lost Joe Austin, Janet Hawks and Lillie Sabey. The Seniors are planning to present a Senior Play, go on a Senior Sneak and are looking forward to Graduation in the spring. ..aura 4e 1; QW'-illSH eubUcUon uVic« „4 3 mmio« 3' 3. Rod Gu 4 Vice P' -C ub 3'. R-H.A; ; Home Ec. C “ club 3. P uftL c. MUG F.F.A. 1,2.3.4; F.F.A. Treat. 2; F.F.A. Sec. 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Rep, Football 2,3.4; Lettermer Club 2,3,4; Lettermen Club Sec. Tree . 3,4; Dramatics 2,3.4; Tumbling 3; Rod U Gun Club 3; Student Body President 4. Co-aL P Club J JIM CALHOUN. Vice President. HURSHEL QUEBBEMAN, Preside , JOANNE GLENN, Treasurer; MDCIE FRIES, Representative; ANITA TUCK, Secretary.

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CARL HENSLEY Football Hero JOANNE KINNEL Winning Smile BEVERLY COLLINS Pretty Eyes JOHN SALING Sense of Humor DEAN WESTENSKOW Bashful Let The Jungle Listen To The Things I Have Done.” The juniors hod to really grab the old Panther by the tail this year. Robbed of four members right from the start, seven 'old reliables' took over the task of earning money—to 'put on' something special for the seniors. Peddling hot dogs and selling candy at games dribbled the money in - - slowly. The pie social, a mid-winter event, came with a sudden financial success! Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick really hit the jackpot - -and hard! The one-act play, While The Toast Burned, and plans for the end-all event took up all of April. Again - - the juniors fulfilled tradition and presented the Junior-Senior for-« mal Prom in May. BILL WILSON Smiling Personality