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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1962 volume:

Imbler High School Golden Reveries 1962 Dedication Each year the Golden Reveries yearbook is dedicated to someone who has contributed much time and effort to the functions of Imbler High. This year it is the pleasure of the annual staff to dedicate the 1962 Golden Reveries yearbook to the parents of students attending Imbler High School for the long hours that they have spent and the fine cooperation that they have given for our school. The feelings of the annual staff can best be illustrated by these lines from Edgar Guest's collected verse. Never a sigh for the cares that they bore for us. Never a thought of the joys that flew by Their one regret that they couldn't do more for us Thoughtful and unselfish all of the time Oh the long years that they gave up all to us. Counting their greatest of services small Words cannot tell what our hearts would say of them Our parents - the fairest and best of all PERRY H. PRICE Superintendent In large scale, industry-wide surveys, it has been proved that knowledge alone is not the key to success. For every person who failed because of lack of knowledge, two failed because of personality problems. The acquisition of knowledge is of utmost importance, but there is much more to an education than knowledge. An individual must mature not only physically, but emotionally and spiritually. One must realize that there is work to be done in the world. One must be consumed with a desire to do his full share of this world's work. He must learn to fit into the entire harmony of life by learning to appreciate his surroundings, and especially his fellow man. These I feel are some of the marks of an educated man or woman. School Board SEATED, left to right: Pete Westenskow, Tom Craig, Glen McKenzie, Bill Howell, Douglas Post. ROD DONNELLY Agriculture Shop Biology and 8th Science MRS. JULE DONNELLY General Science Girls’ Physical Education JOHN KOPTA Social Studies Coach sponsored by: Union County Grain Growers Lentz Body Shop, and Inland Machinery. HAROLD CUMMINS 7th and 8th Grades 7th and 8th and High School Chorus MISS BEULAH ODATE Typing I and II General Business 7th and General Math MRS. MILDRED DOUGLAS English I, II, HI. IV Algebra I Latin II f ■ Faculty School Assistants JAMES ALEXANDER MRS. ROBERTA EXLEY Chemistry, Algebra, 7th and 8th P. E. Home Economics, Library Science 7th Science 'm ———--- LUCRETIA PAROZ LESTER JOHNSON DALE BROOKSHIER Clerk Leit to right: Mrs. Smith, Assistant; Mrs. Johnston, Assistant Cook; Mrs. McDaniel, Head Cook. KEITH McKINNIS Custodian Bus Driver Bus Driver Custodian Bus Driver Hi-Life Staff EDITORS, FRONT ROW, left to right; Dick Royes, Sports Editor; Sharon Dougharity, Editor, Dottie Coffin, Assistant Editor, Ardell Ainsworth, Art Editor. STAFF, SECOND ROW, left to right; Nelline Tuck, Becky Wagoner, Gloria Johnson, Linda Price, PatGoshom, Frances Hanson, Jan Nelson, Linda Calhoun, Joanne Houtz, Maureen Beck. THIRD ROW, left to right; Miss Odate, Advisor; Elizabeth Sanderson, Sharon Smith, Marla L'ampkins. What is the purpose of a school newspaper? The purpose that our paper staff is striving towards is to have a good and interesting method of informing the students about important events, give a rundown on important things which have happened, and keep up the students' interest by adding personal touches of humor to each edition. Also there are reports on the sports scene, the gossip column. Senior Spotlight, in addition to some fine editorials. About once each month, the paper is published, and the staff, under the direction of Editor, Sharon Dougharity, and Advisor, Miss Odate, should be commended for their fine work. Imbler students enjoy the latest edition of the school newspaper. The HI-LIFE. The aim of the Student Council over the years has been to promote better student-faculty relations, organize various activities of the student body, make rules and laws governing student body functions, and keep the Constitution accurate and up-to-date. The Student Council this year has attempted to do the above and more. With President Glen Pfefferkorn in charge of the meetings, which occur about twice a month, each member has tried to uphold his part in trying to make a better Imbler High School. Student Council % ♦ f STANDING, left to right; Henry Johnson, Annual Editor; Albert Johnson, Senior Representative; Lee Fries, Junior Representative; Ross Sleight, Sophomore Representative; Glen Pfefferkorn, President; Sharon Dougharity, Paper Editor; Durinda Henderson, 8th grade Representative; Linda Calhoun, Freshman Representative; Bryce Berry, 7th grade Representative. SEATED, left to right; Liz Sanderson, Treasurer; Fred Behrens, Secretary; Wayne Brookshier, Vice President; Linda Yates, Advertising Manager; Becky Wagoner, Business. SEATED, left to right: Ardell Ainsworth, Art Editor; Jon Nelson. Photographer, Fred Behrens, and Henry Johnson, Co-editors. STANDING, left to right: Pat Goshorn, Freshman Photographer; Becky Wagoner, Business Manager; Elizabeth Sanderson, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Exley, Advisor. Golden Reveries Staff This year the annual staff has tried to put out a yearbook which the students of Imbler can be proud of. The staff, under the direction of editors, Fred Behrens and Henry Johnson, has worked to give an accurate portrayal and record of Imbler High School and its students. At left, editor Fred works to meet first deadline. sponsored by: Bohnenkamp's Penney's, and Payless Drug. Girls? League FRONT ROW: Carole Fleet; Thelma Dougharity, Secretary; Elizabeth Sanderson, 1st Vice President; Nelline Tuck, President; Sharon Dougharity, 2nd Vice President; Pat Goshom, Historian; Maureen Beck, Treasurer; Ann Oliver. SECOND ROW: Louise Lloyd, Pat Dougharity, Carol Crane, Durinda Henderson, Ardell Ainsworth, Frances Hanson, Kathryn Johnson, Linda Yates, Becky Wagoner, Linda Calhoun, Dottie Coffin, Sharron Smith, Jan Nelson, Mrs. Exley, Advisor. THIRD ROW; Pam Goshom, Sami Michel, Sylvia Byerly, Joanne Houtz, Linda Price, Marla Lampkins, Lynn Eisiminger, Jean Rollins, Meredith Paroz, Bonita Richmond, Gloria Johnson, Barbara Lloyd, Kathy Slack. Entertainment Father-Daughter Banquet Cleanin’ Up Letterman s Club STANDING: Albert Johnson, President; Gary Peterson; Dick Royes; Leland Fries; Larry McKinnis; Carl Johnson, Vice President; Steve Byerly; Dave Wyland; Coach Kopta. SEATED: Fred Behrens, Treasurer; George McDonald; Dennis Ott; Don Starr; Ross Sleight; Russell Bingaman; Dave Tuck; Henry Johnson, Secretary. The members of the Letter man's Club are as much at home at a social function as they are on the sports field. In these pictures, the lettermen participate in a football game and a school dance. SEATED, left to right; Donald Starr, Vice President; Dennis Ott, Sentinel; Russell Bingaman, Secretary; Dennis Hohstadt, Treasurer; Armond Arnoldus, Reporter; David Wyland, President. STANDING, left to right; Ross Sleight, David Tuck, Jerry Doud, Wayne Long, Lynn Johnston, Rod Donnelly, Advisor. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE This year the F. F. A. was composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores. Although inexperienced, they did well in most of the events in which they participated. Early in the year, they took part in the county fair and came out second in the district. At the state fair they took part in livestock and crop judging and farm mechanics tests. Later they went to Wallowa and Enterprise and took part in a district speaking contest and a soil judging contest. In Milton-Freewater they did a very fine job in livestock judging. sponsored by-. Union County Grain Growers and Pratt’s Summerville Store. Honor Pictures GLEN PFEFFERKORN Law Day Award SEATED: Ardell Ainsworth, Sharon Dougharity, Dottie Coffin. STANDING: Mrs. Exley, honorary member; Henry Johnson, Dick Royes, Fred Behrens, Mr. Price, honorary member. ARDELL AINSWORTH Girls' League Girl of the Year BECKY WAGONER Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of the Year DOTTIE COFFIN Co-ed Correspondent AcnVfTTES Candidates for King and Queen of the Sweetheart Ball: Dick Royes, Junior; Ardell Ainsworth, Senior; Donald Starr, Sophomore; Linda Yates, Sophomore, Russell Bingaman, Freshman; Pat Goshorn, Freshman. Sweetheart Ball Girls' Septette SEATED: Lynn Eisiminger, Linda Yates. STANDING: Gloria Johnson, Linda Calhoun, Carolyn Crane, Bonita Richmond, and Linda Price. Boys' Chorus FRONT ROW: Armond Arnoldus, Russell Bingaman, Don Starr, Lynn Johnston, Jim Fleet, Dennis Ott. Wayne Long. SECOND ROW: Dave Tuck, Ross Sleight, Dick Royes, Jerry Doud, Gary Peterson, Mike Slack, Dave Hopkins, Dennis Hohstadt, Jon Nelson, Mr. Cummins, Instructor. Girls' Chorus FRONT ROW: Gloria Johnson, Marla Lampkins, Joanne Houtz, Barbara Lloyd. SECOND ROW: Carol Crane, Ardell Ainsworth, Frances Hanson, Kathryn Johnson, Linda Yates, Patty Goshorn, Mr. Cummins, Instructor. THIRD ROW: Thelma Dougharity. Sylvia Byerly, Bonita Richmond, Sharron Smith, Linda Calhoun, Lynn Eisiminger, Linda Price. Pep Club FIRST ROW: Yell Leaders - Linda Yates, Maureen Beck. Thelma Dougharity, Dottie Coffin, Nelline Tuck. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Donnelly, Advisor, Ardell Ainsworth, Sharon Dougharity, Patty Goshorn, Elizabeth Sanderson, Jean Rollins. THIRD ROW: Bonita Richmond, Marla Lamp-kins, Carol Crane, Durinda Henderson, Frances Hanson, Kathryn Johnson, Becky Wagoner, Linda Calhoun, Lynn Eisiminger, Sharron Smith, Joanne Houtz, Sami Michel. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Byerly, Pam Goshorn, Gloria Johnson, Patty Dougharity, Carole Fleet, Linda Price, Jan Nelson, Ann Oliver, Kathy Slack, Louise Lloyd, Barbara Lloyd, Meredith Paroz. Junior Class Play CAST OF CHARACTERS Bige Carter (Pa)....... Mandy Lou Carter (Ma) Ruby Carter------------ Toby Carter------------ Jud Turner -........... David Porter----------- Sheriff Boggs---------- The Doctor................ .........DICK ROYES ELIZABETH SANDERSON ......DOTTIE COFFIN - - GEORGE MCDONALD ----DARRELL GORHAM ........LELAND FRIES ----KENNETH SEVERNS .......STEVE BY ERL Y Play Advisor.............................................MRS. EXLEY Ma and Pa Sheriff Severns' Is he daid? Makin’ Whoopee How’s things at the still, Pa? Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet April 27, 1962, this was the big night for Juniors and Seniors of Imbler High. An English Country Garden was the theme the Juniors picked for this year's Prom and Banquet. The cafeteria was lavishly decorated to carry out the garden theme, turkey was served as the main course, and Juniors and Seniors will long remember such banquet highlights as the Senior prophecy and will, and Mr. Price's speech on the necessity of education. The gymnasium also carried out the theme. The Juniors, though few in numbers, spent many long hours getting it decorated for the event. The main attraction was the little house at the end of the gym and the band was situated on its porch. The students of Imbler High have gone in many directions during the school year of '61 and '62. They have left many lasting impressions upon the people that they met, and though they are from a small school their accomplishments have been large. football ? 1 3 % « 5 « . ■ 1 FRONT ROW, left to right; David Hopkins, Manager; Darrell Gorham, Dennis Ott, Keith Richardson, Henry Johnson, Russell Bingaman, Paul Royes, Armond Arnoldus, Mike Crouser, Manager. BACK ROW. left to right; Gary Peterson, Jerry Doud, Dick Royes, Albert Johnson, Carl Johnson, Leland Fries, Dave Tuck, Ross Sleight, Fred Behrens, John Kopta, Coach. CARL JOHNSON Chosen for All-Conference Guard, Offense and Defense. They urge The Panthers on to the team’s only football victory of the year, against Cove, on Cove's field. rrA ” Squad Lett to right: Henry Johnson, Fred Behrens, Dick Royes, Larry McKinnis, Leland Fries, Gary Peterson, Ross Sleight, John Kopta, Coach. Not shown; Darrell Gorham. Imbler hoopsters and yell leaders express joy over the Panthers' first win of the season. This year the Panthers did not have a successful season as far as a win-lose record is concerned. They managed to turn out only three wins in fifteen games. They did, however, show a lot of spirit in their games and pleased Imbler fans with several real close games, losing four of the games by only one or two points. Captain Gary Peterson and high scorer Larry McKinnis led the Panthers to their victories. sponsored by: BIRNIE'S JEWELERS rrB ” Squad Left to right: Dennis Ott, David Hopkins, Albert Johnson, David Tuck, Russell Bingaman. Don Starr, John Kopta, Coach. Lee Fries, Larry McKinnis, and Gary Peterson defend against Jordan Valley at the tournament in Huntington. This season the B squad had a very fine record of wins and losses. They won almost all of their games and most of them by lopsided margins. Every member of the team turned out great efforts in at least one of the games so no one of the team can be singled out over the rest. David Tuck was a consistent high scorer and Albert Johnson turned out a fine job at the pivot. David Hopkins was a good scorer from the corners and Russ Bingaman, Don Starr, and Dennis did a good job at the playmaking positions. We look forward to the 62-63 season and another good season for these boys. The Volleyball and Basketball Team Left to right; Barbara Lloyd, Sharon Dougharity, Thelma Dougharity, Pat Goshom, Maureen Beck, Becky Wagoner, Elizabeth Sanderson, Mrs. Donnelly, Coach; Linda Yates, Frances Hanson, Carol Crane, Linda Calhoun, Bonita Richmond, Joanne Houtz, Gloria Johnson. The ball is lofted for another point by a member of the Imbler basketball team. Although this was the first year that the girls had ever played basketball, they put forth a great team effort. Baseball I KNEELING, left to right: Darrell Gorham, Dennis Ott, Don Starr, Dennis Hohstadt. STANDING, left to right: Gary Peterson. Dick Royes, David Tuck, Larry McKinnis, Ross Sleight, David Wyland, David Hopkins; COACH. John Kopta. NOT SHOWN: Carl Johnson. Manager. Imbler started out the season and played the entire year with eleven men. They jumped off to the league lead winning their first three games of the season. They also received nonleague victories over Elgin. They then lost a non-league contest to La-Grande Jr. High and were defeated in the last three league games to finish third with a respectable 5 wins and 4 losses record. sponsored by: Inland Poultry Company Seventh Grade Ross Bingaman Bryce Berry Jan Nelson Carole Fleet Sharon Hanson Ann Oliver Pam Goshorn Sherman Shaffer Vickie Chappelle Charles Frizzell David Hug Steven Henderson Gary Post Rod Reeder Tom Plummer Jim McLoughlin Eighth Grade Kathy Slack Ron Campbell Tim Caswell Pat Dougharity Robert Chappelle Steve Reeder Louise Lloyd Durinda Henderson Sami Michel Jeani Rollins Ronnie Long Fred Calhoun Meredith Paroz Bruce Rollins Carol Doud Steve Craig I Freshmen Jetty Doud Joanne Houtz David Hopkins Bonita Richmond Wayne Long Linda Calhoun Lynn Johnston Sylvia Byetly David Tuck Patty Goshorn ✓' sponsored by: V___Baum Insurance Agency Russell Bingaman Frances Hanson Gloria Johnson Armond Arnoldus Barbara Lloyd sponsored by: U. S. National Bank, Builder's Supply, and Knights Tire Service Freshmen Paul Roycs Frosh Initiation Thelma Dougharity Carol Crane Dick Doud Ira Lively Jon Nelson Lynn Eisiminger sponsored by: Anderson's Shoe Shop, M. J. Goss, Pat Fitzgerald, and Graham Drug Sophomores Don Starr David Wyland Linda Y ates Sophomores Dennis Ott Tom Severns Kathryn Johnson Linda Price Dennis Hohstadt Jim Fleet Sharon Smith Marla Lampkins sponsored by: Red Cross Drug, Falks I. D. Stored Hyde's Supermarket, and Ernie's Shoe Store Juniors Elizabeth Sanderson Dick Royes Dottie Coffin Ken Severns Darrell Gorham Leland Fries George McDonald Steve Byerly sponsored by: Trotter's, Corner Lunch, and LaGrande Lumber Co. SENIORS GLEN ELLIS PFEFFERKORN Glen A. S. B. Vice Pres., 3 A.S. B. President, 4 Paper Staff, 3 FFA, 1.2 GARY MARVIN PETERSON Pete Football, 1,2,3, 4 Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Letterman's Club, 1,2, 3,4 WAYNE ROY BROOKSHIER Fritz A.S.B. Vice Pres.. 4 Class Pres. ,2,3 Business Manager, 3 Seniors SHARON MARIE DOUGHARITY Sharon Pep Club Pres. , 4 Class Secretary, 2 Girl's League 2nd Vice Pres., 4 Quill and Scroll, 4 LAWRENCE KEITH McKINNIS Larry Football, 1,2,3 Basketball, 1,2,3, 4 Baseball, 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club Vice Pres., 3 FREDERICK LEE BEHRENS Fred Basketball, 1,2,3,4 A.S.B. Secretary, 4 Annual Co-editor, 4 Football, 4 ROBERT HENRY JOHNSON Henry Class President, 4 Football, 2,3,4 Annual Co-editor, 4 Quill and Scroll, 4 ALBERT LEROY JOHNSON Albert Football, 3,4 Basketball, 4 Letterman’s Club Pres., 4 Seniors ARDELL CECILIA AINSWORTH Ardell Pep Club Vice Pres., 4 Class Treasurer, 4 Paper Staff, 4 Annual Staff, 4 NELLINE MAE TUCK Nelline Cheerleader, 3,4 Girl's League 1st Vice Pres., 3 Girl's League President, 4 DONALD LEE SLACK Mike FFA, 1,2 Chorus, 1,3,4 Class Treasurer, 1 REBECCA ETTA WAGONER Becky Class Secretary, 4 Pep Club President, 3 Girl's League Hist., 1 Volleyball, 1,2,3,4 FREDERICK CHRIS HUNT Fred FFA, 1,2,3.4 Secretary FFA, 4 Chorus, 1,2,4 Seniors CARL EUGENE JOHNSON -Carl Football, 3,4 FFA, 1,2 Chorus, 1,2 Letterman's Club, 3,4 MAUREEN ANITA BECK Maureen Cheerleader, 3,4 Girl's League Treasurer, 4 Paper Staff, 2,3,4 VALEDICTORIAN Fred Behrens SALUT AT ORIAN Glen Pfefferkorn BACK ROW: Larry McKinnis, Fred Hunt, Albert Johnson, Mike Slack, Henry Johnson, Gary Peterson. FRONT ROW: Ardell Ainsworth, Becky Wagoner, Maureen Beck, Nelline Tuck, Sharon Dougharity, Glen Pfefferkorn, Wayne Brookshier, Fred Behrens. Dean David Stevens, Professor at Whitman College, gives the commencement address. Mr. Tom Craig, Chairman of Imbler School Board, presents diploma to Gary Peterson. Oui backstop, draped with the first frost in the fall. In the background Mt. Emily, familiar to all Imbler students, may be seen. Alma Mater Far below our great Blue Mountains 'Neath their heights so true Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious to view. Lift the chorus. Speed it onward, Loud her praises cry. Hail to thee our Alma Mater. Hail to Imbler High Autographs Autographs Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY • ' K v -y.-‘v'.x. . . A'X I i . A I . « is y •M’ - L, . I?' L • v V ’ • - : - V •.. ' Jr f ' . F-v V HVtv;'. ’: • •■ ' v • •■• ■ • ; r • 1 « ► ,1, { - • •' • . r • •if f , ■ •■ • ►. ■ .■• V � t x A iV:____l •:. ' • .