Scio High School - Loggers Log Yearbook (Scio, OR)

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i .s rx. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Sondra Thorne, Jane Edwards, Gala Haines, Lucy Singhaus, Betty Keck, Janice Wahl, Shelva Davis. SECOND ROW: Carol Umpleby, Kay Horstman, Doris Rogers, Marsha Greer, Sylvia Norman. THIRD ROW: Roy Mallarnee, Sue Bowers, Shirley Noah, Dick Spiker, Nancy Busby, Dick Hugh. O La tzn Club The officers of the Latin Club are: President. . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Hugh Vice-President. . . . Lucy Singhaus Secretary , . . . . . . . . . . Gala Haines Treasurer .................. Kay Horstman Socii Humanii Scionis, the Scio Chapter of the Junior Classical League has eighteen active members. The Latin Club had two social events at home during the year, initiation of our new members and a spring party at which the Jewett Latin Club were our guests, On February ZZ the club attended the Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetarium, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. During basketball season the Gods and Goddesses, with Richard Hugh as King Jupiter and Sue Bower as Queen Juno, gave a skit at the pep meeting. In our study of the use and meanings of English words we constantly go back to ancient Rome for the origin of words as well as for grammatical terms. Keep your eyes open: you will find evidence everywhere that Roman Civilization still lives in the world today. CORBAN'S HARDWARE ROTI-lEL'S TRACTORS CADIZ CADIZ 74

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.H 62,255 ,...r U FIRST ROW Left to Right L cy Smgha s E ma Alba h Pats Pf iff C 1 g y e er aro Umpleby SECOND ROW Juha Patterson Judy H re Sara Dodson Marilyn Cro noble Qabsentj L1brar1ans Scio I-hgh School is fortunate to have this splendid group of librarians They give their time and services without pay to the student body so that they rnay have the use of the library every period of the day The librarians deserve the thanks of the entire student body for their fme work during the past year Over one hundred new books have been purchased this year including a Britannica Encyclopedia and Webster's New International Dictionary. CADIZ HARDWARE THE CADIZ REPUBLICAN 73

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Speech Class Play ' V17 .9 cm I1 fi 3 if-'N f' . 1 . Encouraged by the success of Honest Abe , this year's Speech Class will present Allan Langdon Martin's great play, Smilin' Through , one of the most suc- cessful plays ever seen on the legitimate stage. As this page goes to press, re- hearsals are on, and plans are being rnade to present the play on two evenings, March 15 and 16. Principal roles are by: Virginia Pfouts, Nancy Albaugh, Marion Blakey, William Onslow, James Prather, William Spiker and Jerry Thompson. Other members of the cast: Marylouise Brown, Joan McKissick, Alice Thomas and Wilbur Hilbert, with some minor roles yet to be filled. Robert Van Gilder is Stage Manager l Norman Hibinger, his assistant. Alice Thomas is chairrnan of the Poster Committee, and the set is being built by the Industrial Arts department. A Z I 5 1 . -.J On Friday night, March 24, 1950, the Scio High -School Speech Class presented a three-act play, Honest Abe , by Charles George, as the climax to its unit in acting and play production. Honest Abe was a definite departure in play production, but audience response was warm and gratifying to cast and director. Bob Hugh was a most convincing young Abe Lincoln, and other members of the cast were: Floyd Bonnell, Dick Reese, Carl Scott, Gordon Bower, Bill Greer, Merle Foutz, Joyce Snyder, Tressa Garrett, Loretta Jacobs, Betty Robinson, Nancy Cope, Lena Albaugh, and Betty Perkins. The stage crew: Gordon Custer, Dick Moore, Jim Albaugh and Sidney Bundy. Make-up: Jon Naylor. 75 'if is wx