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

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 FIRST RCW, L to R: Tom Hewitt, Harry Bates, Donnie Starr, Eloise Hug, Carl Nelson, Billy Nelson. SECOND ROW: Darrell Place, David Wyland, Donna Hallgarth, Junior Booth, Kathyrn Johnson, Dorothy Le Loup. STANDING: Jimmie Fleet, Mike Crouser. Mrs. Lively Dorothy Le Loup FIRST ROW, FRONT to BACK: Leland Fries, Rose Marie Naegeli, Pa Siegrist, Dottie Coffin, Larry Bates. SECOND ROW: Butch Bowman, Larr Le Loup, Iralee Lively, Carol Von Derahe, Terry Sawyer, Ronnie Folk THIRD ROW: Joyce White, Raymond Bates, Tanja Hills, George McDonald, Darrell Gorham. Carlene Culver, George McDonald, Tanja Hills Mrs. Romani unior Booth and Denny Hohstadt Dickie Doud Imbler Panther's football team of 1953 and cheer leaders (eleven boys and four girls) have had a busy year. We have read many books and have had various activities in our number work. We made booklets in our writing and phonics study. In science we have studied about plants, animals, machinery and weather. We had a treat of radishes from our indoor garden. We made a doll house for our room. We have enjoyed our lovely new school building very much. S(M oml 4»rail k The second grade Panthers have been busy as 'beavers'. The 1952 Christmas season found us constructing a city sponsored by social studies. Early in 1953 we were busy with machinery, plants and animals. In arithmetic we have learned our Roman numerals to ten. We can tell time and know many combinations. In the field of athletics, games and rhythms have constructed the major part of our program. Spring found us doing some tumbling.

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Chyrl Bowman, Della Doud, Freddie Behrens and Billy Furman. FIRST ROW, FRONT to BACK: La Molne Brant, Wayne Brookshire, Freddie Hunt, Donna Le Loup, and Gary Peterson. SECOND ROW: Mary Berger, Albert Johnson Nelline Tuck, Becky Wagoner, Everett© Nelson and Chyrl Bowman. THIRD ROW: Andy Tuttle, Marilyn Teeter, Sibyl Bewley. Glen Pfefferkorn, Billy Furman, Freddie Behrens. STANDING: Mike Slack. Larry McKinnis, Charles Anderson, Keith Mrs, Johnson Huq, Judy Gribling. THIRD GRADE PIONEERS FOURTH GRADE FUTURE WORLD FORMERS The fourth grade has been very busy this year learning about different parts of the world. We studied Brazil and made a frieze. We made a miniature scene showing life in Venzeula. We studied ranching and had a model ranch and drew our brands. Before school is out we will study about our own farming region. On to Oregon. We think it would be fun if you all could join our wagon train and see Oregon and study pioneers. We had a real log cabin in our room too. We traveled to Norway, England, Brittany and Spain through our readers. We saw more of England through our Pen Pals. What a thrill it was to get those letters with English stamps and perhaps a picture inside! Early in the fall, when we moved into our brand new room, we started out with Indians. We built teepees, pueblos and canoes. FIRST ROW, BACK to FRONT: Arden Collins, Roddy Campbell, Gary VonDerahe, Dallas Craig. SECOND ROW: Joyce Ann Scott, Beverly Starr, Ar-dell Pugh, David Paroz, Leonard Lively, La Verne Brant. THIRD ROW: Louise Hohstadt, Denise Wagner, Reta Pfefferkorn, Larry Leddy. FOURTH ROW: Judy Calhoun, David Noyes, Frances Pratt and Sandra Hardman. Mrs. Lind Carl Johson, Karen Hollaway, and Raymond Hug.

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Fill him N« i«hnlisls oft Ani4 i i4 si Advisor Mrs. Chapman BACK ROW, L to R: Sharon Doles, Marvin Sabey, Georqe Royce, Lennie Wagoner, Kim Jordan, Bonnie Wyland and Ava Wagoner. CENTER ROW, L to R: Shirley Calhoun, Pauline Lively, Anita Austin, Darrell Bewley and Cecil McDonald. FRONT ROW, L to R: Carolyn Westenskow, Bonita LeLoup, Lavonne Tuck, Pete Wilson, Darrel Billerbeck and Beryl Pugh. Sec.-Anita Austin Pres.-Lavonne Tuck The nineteen members of General Science Class became members of FSA - Future Scientists of America - soon after school started in the fall. Later they became affiliated with the National Science Clubs of America. Each Friday members of the group were responsible for the program. After a field trip to Mr. Ruckman's to see his fine collection of rocks, the FSA voted to have a permanent collection. To date 62 rocks have been classified and placed in the cabinet in the science room. Later in the year the 'Rock Hounds' made an all-day trip to Weiser, Idaho, with Mr. Ruckman as guide to collect more rocks. Another interesting project was a seige of 'taxidermy' after Mr. Cleaver had demonstrated how to stuff a robin. The high-light of the year was sponsoring the first Science Fair at Imbler School. All the grades participated making it a very worthwhile project. It wds voted that this club be a permanent organization of Imbler High School for the years to come.