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

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Secretary V. President Joanne Kinnel Carlos Lively President Bill Wilson lliology Trip Theodora Chapman Class Advisor

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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

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Panthers Have I I The 1952 football season at Imbler High School was a definite success, as this was the first year the Panthers played eleven man football. They won four out of six games. The games were as follows: I Cove 14.............Imbler 27 Wallowa B 16.............Imbler 19 Enterprise 18.............Imbler 6 Elgin B 13.............Imbler 32 Union B 13.............Imbler 6 mm Cove 12.............Imbler 6 T® The season started with a turnout of seventeen men, eight of whom were Vs? ’ lettermen, returning to form a nucleus (vS for a strong team. These men were Jim Calhoun, Dean Westenskow, Hurshel Quebbeman, John Saling, Dale Hug, Carl Hensley, Malin Doles and Richard Booth. Six team members will graduate this year. They are Dale Hug, Jim Calhoun, Malin Doles, Larry Thompson, and Hurshel Quebbeman. Coach Thomas Chapman JOHN WILSON Froah Substitute