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

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LETTERMEN KIM JORDAN President Front Row: Darrell Bewley, Lee Roy Tuck, Jim Wagoner, Mr. Edson—Advisor, Marvin Sabey, John Saling. Second Row: Dean Westonskow, Eugene Tuck, Carlos Lively, Lcnmc Wagoner—Vice President, George Royes, Cecil McDonald. Back Row: Darrel Billerbeck, Bucko Barton, Merle Feik. The Lettermen started out with only a few returning members. More were added otter the football and basketball season. In order to raise money for athletic equipment, the club took over the management of the pop machine. This was very profitable. A Kangoroo Court was organized to help maintain our equipment and keep the basketball floor in good condition. Front Row: Ethel Calhoun, Carol Patrick, Lorna Saling—Representative, Sharon Doles—Secretory-Treasurer, llene Bewley—President, Pauline Lively—Vice President, Verda Roe Wagoner, Lila Tronsue, Lavonne Tuck. Second Row: Ava Wogoner, Carolyn Bewley, Marlene Peterson, Janice Wilson, Joanne Kinnel, Bonnie Wyland, Carolyn Westenskow, Sharon Kinnel, Shirlcc McKinnis. Back Row: Gwendolyn Ott, Beverly 'Collins, Koy Ruckmon, Anita Doty, Miss Read—Advisor, Larie Patterson, Shirley Hewitt, Shirley Calhoun, Bonita Le Loup. The annual Mother and Daughter banquet in May was the major event of the Girls' League. Money making projects included a cooked food sale in La Grande, candy and popcorn sales, and a progressive dinner party (cocktails at Ott's, salads at Ruckmon's, mam dinner at Kinnel's, show in La Grande and dessert at Miss Read's). The girls served refreshments for several of the boys' games and for the girls' jamborees.

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From left to right: Lorno Soling, Pauline Lively, llene Bewley; Secretory, Jim Wagoner; Vice President, Dean Westenskow, President, Beverly Collins, Lane Patterson, Joanne Kinnel, ond Sharon Kinnel. Stondmg: Carol Hensley, John Saling, and Mr, Com, Advisor. This year the council was led by Dean Westenskow. The council worked to develop the studentbody as a functioning organization. This was accomplished in port by council meetings before the whole student body and several student body activities. F S A From left to right—Front row: Verda Rae Wagoner, Shirley Calhoun, Bonita LeLoup, Shirlee McKinnis, La-vonne Tuck, Carolyn Westenskow, Bonnie Wyland. Second Row: Carlos Lively, Lenme Wagoner, Marvin Sabey, George Royes, Kim Jordan, Darrell Bewley, Mr. Edson. Third Row Wayne Gorham, Dean Westenskow, Merle Feik, Darrell Billerbeck. The F.S.A. initiated several new members this year. The officers were: President—Jim McKinnis, Vice-President—Kim Jordan, Secretary-Treasurer—Lavonnc Tuck, ond advisor—Mr. Edson. The club went to Homedale, Idaho, for a two-day field trip. They sponsored their second annual Science Fair. JIM McKINNIS President

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F. F. A. JAMES SCOTT Sentinel RICHARD BARTON Reporter GEORGE ROYES Trcosurer DEAN WESTENSKOW President JIM WAGONER Vice President JIM McKINNIS Secretory Front Row: Jim McKinnis, Richard Barton, Jim Wagoner, Dcon Westcnskow, George Roycs, Beryl Pugh. Second Row: Mr. Sawyer, Eugene Tuck, Larry Boren, Duane Poroz, Jack Perkins, Darrel Billerbcck, Elwyn Bmgaman, Roger Sprague. Third Row: Merle Feik, David Beck, Lennie Wagoner, John Salmg, Lee Roy Tuck, Cecil McDonald, Darrell Bewely. Activities: The Imbler Chapter has participated in livestock judging at the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show, the Union County Fair, and the Oregon State Foir. The chapter exhibited livestock at Union and La Grande. Chapter members attended the State F.F.A. Convention at Corvallis. A leadership program wos ottended by the group at Elgin. The chapter ottended the Hereford Sale at La Grande. Darrell Bewley ploced third in the public speaking contest at Lostinc.