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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

QCHOFL QOUF It's ocio Hi h school It's 0G10 F1 h school The prlde of every true Buckeye Cone on ye old rrads Joln with us young l ds It's bcio Hirh bchool now we cheer Now 13 the time boys to make a big noise No matter what the people say For there is none to fear the Panos all here bo hail to Sclo High School HAIL' n , w V . J .1 I? -- fi -v . . - ' rv A I3 E1 w . J I 5 L- -- h . Page 2 If o I of .fffucafzon P1r t h w Leit to hlvht day Penoez on, Llfr d usby, Fu h lhorne, econo Kon Jay opiker Clerk, Prank J hrebs oupt A chool board is a romp oi elected citizens who act for a com munit, LH SStWb1lSh1HW the educatlonal policies of the community The solo Hoare of LGUC1tlOH n worked hard to ive the COWMUHIUY Pood scho ls It has wrestled wlth the problem of finance durlnv the past year The budret was balanced, the finances were placed O1 Line basi teachers salaries were raised and notable ph,sical improvement were rac to the school nlant In fdoitlon a school surve is being made to reevoluatc the scho l 1U t e li ht of the post war period Lmphasis s bein m dc to erve the neees of the community and to contlnue the HL n tandard as set ur b the orth Central essoci tion and the St te ep ztnent of hducation e 2 5 5 gg e . , E V 3 YI Q W . A , , I . ' . I Vg W 1 . 'UL nv '15 x f- ' ' n U S 'o : ' , - ' lb ' KS W' -c I . f H Georqe heese, Clyde Bower, President. 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EE. 6 Lcojc bow lt 1 HVLI ly flttln and Jrcecr th m the enlcr ulfbs of 8', s cull delle te E113 annual to n IGWS . .Ie Gme ser ouely 111 ble llrst ua oi ueol, on eve neu h 8lNlQCQ Lu retlre ier a year we .err ed on ltl the covr be of a float llnc troooer L15 cclrube, conv ct on, ana pnllobophy move been the bululnb ll nts of cnuol emu community Sowetlmes 115 patlence xlth stuqents and L11HQ encral n ve been taxea to the llmlt, but nis devotlon to duty gnu love for numanlty permltted hlm to carry o , loo wucq UP8lS6 ccnnot be passei on to thle wan 15 SmlllHL face 1F t1WSS Ol trlbul tier, his N1l11HPDPSS tc bive DldmUCG shen f11uance 1S necees ry, ard his encourobc ent 1F tlwes of dietress vlll never be fbrJotten by us. o we say tnanks to Q orueriul teccuer, adviser, and super ntendent, Page 5 ,Q H-x ,Y 'S 5 . f ' Z , W .- .ft fe, J '- A -' 4 ny' + ' f!,a 'L' gr. Fra k J. L1 L , Hr. Y bs beef -'L '. ' 'Q Q'-' 2 y 5 sc.' f J 'fry tl 5 6 e A ' ' '- A , L A ' i uf k . Q' ' ' ,X . L - , , .f - i 1 , - N , Y . ,. - ' ,,. , S , A A, ' . 'A ' E' 4 ' 1' H' ',' rs in L1 Q a ' '.' 1 ' ' ' f 4 ' A ' Ai' Y. n m 1 L . f . f C '- r . E. . . T Q .A ZA . . 2 A A U. 3 J I N n f. n iJ'Q ' - r . . '07 W' ' . '.. - 5 f' ' . L H fY ' v ,'. ' ,f I Page 4 !7?LflLJf'Z'dflOfZ Kreks oant Tnnon C510 St te Lhlo H1 h Scnool PF1UC1p ls Asso Member oi the ciation of Sec Q ry k1lDC O S Tnder hls S v s e Ou 11 , n F Qcu L tlme 1 1 IW Qc o lt, Scio P8TlS Xl H tfe es C s Schools of Ohlo 3 5 ,L I F 4 Y k I XA' ' I in 1 I , I l f ,1 V I I FT3nk J. ' M . K ' T ' B.A. X.' a U. K.A. . A , ik! .aku 1 . . a - an a ' f :ral . I ' :per L lcn th last f, r yerrs, Scholz sA'p athlptics, a d music Have re, le: on :ll '. liiH ', ' 1 . As a :csv .1 vit V V t of ,la S E M ' . 'zz 6C K6Z'6L'f Illored Jecobs Uildred has een our secretary ior the p st two ears she raduatee iron ac1o hlsh Scnool 1U tze clq s of 1945 she attenoeo the Canton 'ctual Business TIBIHID chool 1U he term of 45 6 and care neck no ner Alma Ia er to become our offxce secretary She nas oo e splendld wob no 15 well llked by all t e ts Page 5 'ff'-'fn 1 W' I IEIIIII ' yv alt Gladys Bell Tducation Ruth hrebs Elementary Posemary Beachy B A Social Studies Nary Jane Detritch B A History Emeline Stroud B S Voc Home Tc Mary Chipukaizer Kindertarten Prlmary Wilma Scott B A Fngllsh, Latin nlara Pobson lduc tion John r Pains Vlias Lewis Salvadore Maffeo Mary Pogers Fdna Harrison Fred Bortz Frank amuels Frank J Yrebs B S Science B S Vo G C Ta Education tdUC8t1OD Lducation Fnplish and A S T Superintendent First how Gladys Bell, huth hrcbs, Rosemary Beachy, wary Jane Jetr1tch Lmeline Stroud, mary Chipukaiser, Wilma Scott, Llara Robson Second Row. John H. Halns, H1183 Lewis, Salvadore Maffeo, Mlldred Jacobs, CSecretaryJ Mary Poaers, Ldna HBTPlSOH, Fred Bortz, Frank Samuels, Frank J. Krebs. Page 6 k ,,,.: V .Eg I ' xl J V f A Q X QC 7 ' ' . H 1 . . .A 1 ' . . , . B.S. . J th Y 0 0 C A A .I Q 4 A . ' ' A U 12.3. ' . f .P. x, K E . . x , l: , 1 L , . , I l gguuuuv- Mariam Prather Glenora IcGinnis Georve Harris Joe ICGiHHlS Dallas Ha1nes Robert Llnaro Charles Shultz Mr Maffeo -1,-4 T i 1?-v 'n bww! 55664- Co Edltors Llterary hditors Photo Editors Business Manayers Art hditors Ardith fhipukeizer Sport LdltOFS Feature nditors AGVISOPS Arlene Hibin er Sara Cramblett Dallas Haines Betty Brothers eorve Parris Keith Stamm Robert Bower Tr Damuels Page 7 ,,,,,.,.,.........- , ,Q-M-AL.0k'Qj,,,,Q.,4,,LLJ..-- .- ,,,,,,.. L ,rrm . f, 1 Q 'I . FJ, 4.1 ' ' 'x ' I I -1 ' p, X K I Q Q , ' s. P X . W b , 1 h YB t I , 4. ,. , , ' M l 1- ,. tx I . 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I ,F 1 ' wn I 'nd ll Q ' nith tre asslstance of Nr WQIDS, Nr Plnkerton, Ir Page 18 Ummm Maier F1PSt Row Left to iight virv1n1a arnon, etty Lou bnyoer, Patty Lou Peldy, Thelma Newell, Zoe AH5h1SH, Petty June rotners, Lenora routz Arlene h1 lnver, Second dow Glenora IC nnis, Ielvln hlbbs, Graham bpiers, Dallas Ha nes, Nerdith Pell, Rohert Harry Lowers, sue bplers, TBXIHB Crimm, Jo Ann Porter, Iary Cnlpukalzer KleacherD Franklln nnzlish, Junlor Sponaugle, Robert Thompson, Joe Allen mceinnis, George Harris Thlrd now le started out 1n the fall oi 1956 There were 25 Jears of le rnlnr, Throu h the years we lost some of our class mates and fained many nev ones, We had a wood backvround and were destined to go far when we entered our Freshmen year there were 54 of ue strug led through initlatlon and settled down to o fzlr t rs of tralnlnu We took part in the different clubs, band, mixed chorus, and all sports bamuels, and a uccessful of the class to those xno rr laffeo, our ad isors, we have had school llfe, Ne the twenty nine members of 1948 would llke to exoress our tn nks mace it possill for our educat1on. I ' : 2 E : W ,' ' I 1 H N . L . A N,. , V 9 . U .- - H ' I , T S f Y : I Gi h ' '- ' N i L J . M 3 - , , Jl . It , ,. . , -- 0 . W , , H Y . ' -.J , x I rw . rv ' - - 0 , members altoiether and we were eager to begin our v a . qs E - J I J J O us O .vu . . ur 'f' 3-2 ' ' H. . . 1 I v, . I . . A . . . A U . ... K qv . M . .. V s - T ' . ' '- . M. . . .Q- . v ' 3 e V' Q' fain 06141 Ifluh J evp Yu m fe G I ULU For NL UUW U W T PPP' r TL Q :G'L1 SA 6 L1 Q 5' S11 1015 11.7931 lv inf LQQQ ,i g1ne1s'g ',QlJ Lon? A .'Q :W QLQSS w :Q we LL Lie SIFQQ uni L3?C3fJ '49 gcgx 'Ny 53,77 lqfgzlvilug, Ln Lora, Live n- iogamurws xl :es,Qveg 16 grave CLF 7a.3L' W 'a2:1e3 ngl cur :Eu4ie: Amd were tlqzurlcgs :px ,QQNQQL As Juniors in fQT1J :Lx We en GFFJ lull N1 c ees ' ' mLxqs an gcgscns Jari to Iix 1 new :gg L6lL ju'. Lge TIF? 3 f'. W'th :QAQQQLQQU Jiawluw .Qfg '.L sggcpl ilys will nggy ge c'er And a- al mil ol S215 iQvn Y' wx Q kt- Luis fchpol EgJ1 we af H E3-j' HPll1g vM151Ai'g, The Campbells are Coming Characters ln t e zler of t e r fllst appearance he hr UHlg8H arlam Prather ho llves for her grendchlldren tetelp Tapp Ardith Fhlpukeizer The hillbmlly servant Betty Qrennlfen Betty snyder Ia's ycunper gF3Hdd9UgUt6T jck Brenn F n Cerl Lunemen le's G1 ndson Biloed lapp Jele lalton Fai' vw f Vrus cuu er Wobert Tinero xants to W rry Jeifrey Sculder KJeffP Beith Stemm his nephew I 's eldest gr nd eughter i L n robell .Jesse Smlth laye s llence' I 'ugusta Campbell bare Lou Cramblett lls arlstocratic mother It 13 not a Scotch play but a h1l9T1OuS farce xlth hillbllly trimmings, de SCIll1HL the most elfectwve technlque for getting rid of an undesirable sultor raye IIQUULEBH returns from a g1rl's school full of culture, so cellee Much to ner f ni1y's di gust, she bleeks xith sturdy, depe dable ff vcudder and announces her eneegement to a young snob, kingston 'ampbell Leernlng that ling tor emubell's aristocratic mother beleives that the arnlgans ere hlllblllles and that kingston and his mother are coming for a V1Slt to 11nd out the truth, the resourceful Brennigans wisfuise themselves hlllblllies and recelve the guests in the absence of Kaye, vho has gone to the city to male arr nfements for their coming After dlsgusting treatment fxom the Er nnizens, the Campbells are just ready tc l eve xnen in walks eye denan ing expl nation How the Brannigens finally maneuver to put the C mptells tr ccnalete rout is really a ight to seel Page 20 Ql. n elf ' L A i - ' 1 I J - e. 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Robert Linard, Peith etamm, Carl Luneman, Georve Harris, lr Rains advisor Second Row Sara Cramblett, Lenora routz, Iary Lou Ourant, Glenora IcG1nn1s, racann Foele, Betty Tcllnnis resident Keith stamn Vlce F1SS1d6Ht Robert Llnard Secretary Sar Cramblett Treasure Betty Lou hcGlnn1s Yeoorter tarl luneman The Future Te chers Association was or anlzed this year and is the iirst of its klnd 1n the school It 1S known as the Hissonw Club and has ten members The purpose of the club is to learn more of the teachinp profession and to aid in teacnlng the classes when the teachers are absent we-1 'KM '49 4v 'X T Kfair Lcefn L t to H1 t H ul ots all, 'our deese, Robert Adoy, Sa C ste President Sam Custer Vice Pre 1dent Rokert fddy secret r, Paul Potskall Tre mre Donn weese Page 25 LlI7lO7J First Row lLeft to Rightl Sara Trushell, Alice Watson Kay btraley, Bettle Walton, Gracann Fogle, FTSQB Albaugh, Darylin Umpleby, Betty Lou McGinnis, Donna Peese Second Row Mr Pains advisor, Riley Bonnell, Paul Gotshall, Betty Ruth English, Betty Jane Stull, Vivian Albaugh, Peggy Livhtner, Robert Addy, Sam Custer Third Row Homer Christian, Dmaine Heidy, Kenneth Saber, Villiam Boone, Henry Crall, John Hendrlcks, Eddie Cramblett, Steve Johnson The JuD1OP Class is composed of 25 students These students have taken an actlve part ln athlftic, scholastic, dramatic, and oclal activities Under the capable leadershlp of Mr Rains, the class has had great uccess in everything they have undertaken At noon, the students sell candy, gum, and potato chips At basketball games they sell sandwiches, candy, etc to me e money for thelr prom They have done their best to better bcio Iigh School and they will have the remorles oi n t they have uone for ocio School , K any L, I , fa . 9 ' lr f J X K , ' A , r ' Q ' , aff , , .f - . - 9 -4 . -' ' V ,4 , s , . 4 f .4 A 1 1 .. 5 .X c f ,u v Q vi I , if-'a -' . ,- Q7 . 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Y g . , 1 - - 4- N P . 1 4 . , - 1 u .1 'u S. , g I 1 Ame OF 01720703 Flrst Row CLeft to tlphtl Joyce envder, helene tull etty e k1HS Lena Al au h, kancy Cope, VLVL n crown, Betty ho Lnson, Loretta Tacobs, norotha Lon , Donna Domdle, Iaozl Huffman, leressa tarrett, Ellen Atwood Second Row Ir Samuels advlsor, Floyd Bonnell, nugene Beatty, Rlchard Ioore, Richard Jreene, Terle Foutz, Robert lhonpson, Harold Flowers, ordon Custer, nlmer Crall, David Woods, Carl Scott, Ldware Ourant, Robert nnrl1sh Thiro Row Robert Gordon reer, olater, Hlchard Reese, Robert Stull, Bower, Jon Naylor, John heidy, Wllllam xobert Hu h, Fred whlteman, dward Al bri ht, Edward Harris, Richard Albrlght, John uhlteman loo many words of PFBISB can not re UIVGH to the class o 19 O Durlnf any charltable drive, thelr generosity was exuberant and overwhelnlnv Thelr contributlons to sch ol QCULVltlSS were wr at In football alone, 12 loys par ticipated 8CtlV61, In basketball, 13 boys reoorteJ to Coach Samuels to supplement h1s var 1ty and reserve teams when baseball season arrlves, at least lO of the boys will turn out The PlP1S have contributed thelr servlces to other 8CtlVlt1GS such as band, library, and rady 8CtlV1 tles too numerous to men 1on fr eamuels las appreciated the venerous cooperatlon anc he hopes that the other sophomore classes to come w1ll be as nlce and cooperative Page 25 V71 ,.,.,'...-sv-- ' fi -1' Az- ir- Page 26 Q?-TQJAMGH PlPSt how Left to klght Tmma bchoolcraft, Dorothy Hutton, Nancy Albaugh, unllley aber, Jean Hlll, Betty xniteman, Alice fhomas, Muth hutton, Vlrglnia Pfouts, fPBHClS Lotshall, sara Lou Uodson becond Mow M153 Uetritch, James Hlnkes, willlam bnslow, Robert V Cilder, Ruth Allensvorth, Phyllis Harbourt, Narylin Crownable, Joan Mclisseck, Mary Louise Brown, Mary Lou Schaffer, Norman Hibinger, Virgil 'rimes, William bpiker. Third How Milbur Hilbert, Jean Mizer, Joe PdP18H, James Prather, Jerry Thompson, Matthew O1mDSOU, Duard Chrlstian, Tom McFinnis, Jim Albaugh, Paul whultz, Paymond Dunfee, lugene Davis, Villiam Hamilton, The Senlor floss swonsfred an inltiation for the Freshman at the berinning of the year vnlch xas enjoyed by all The Freshman class nl o held a p rty t the school bulldlng in Cctober They played games and served refreshments There are 57 members 1n the Freshman flass and we feel that we have had a very successful year. 52,401 jcanfe lLeIt to Iightl Doris Brooks, Belva Bnydor Mary Lou xarker, Laura Barcu wherry lhompson, Betty Bell, Nancy Utt, Mary Ann Trushell, Letty Thorne, anm Vary Ann Norman Flrst Ion Mrs scott advisor, uavid Shiltz, Patricia Atwood, Alice Heavlln, Patricia hoore, Janet Pnomp on, lnelma Cummings, Blanche Greaves, Kathryn Linard, Pebgy hoore, william Heidy, ectnd how Third how oavid Neneth, George Crall, Daniel Porter, Ronald Grace, Howard btull, Francis Simpson, Donald Given, Bruce Harrls, Robert Bundy The eighth grade of the Scio High School has thirty students. Lany from this class participate in the extra- curricular activities of school. Mary Ann Norman and David Shiltz are in the band. Kathryn Linard and Sherry Thompson are Junior Majorettes. Patricia Atwood, Laura Earcus, Betty Bell, Blanche Greaves, Alice Heavlin, Kathyrn Dinard, Mary Lou Harker, Patricia Moore, Peggy Moore, Mary Ann Norman, David Shiltz, Janet Thompson Sherry Thompson, Letty Thorne, Mary Inn Trushell, and Nancy Utt are members of the Jr. High Vocal Chorus. Basketball is represented by Robert Bundy, Ronald Grace, Bruce Harris William Heidy, and David Shiltz. Page 27 mmiw N' O O .4 Page 28 fveh Z6 e7Ca.f7'e Left to nicht, Roy Iallernee, Sue lower, Alice Flowers, vllma vtull, Janlce ahl, Pala Heines Patricle P1bSOH, Lucy 1n haus, Donra Cre , Albfl lt lISt Mow second Pow Iiss Beachy fdV1SOP, Nancy Busby, Shlxley Noa va Jean lowell, lrma Jean Albaurh, Parolyn horsem n lorma Lon , Doris Ann Rovers, Fatty Peck, Patsy Pfeiffer. Third Ch rle Lon iobert clod ett, Dale Ha,er, Fred GuthT16, nobert lack, Earl Farcue, James Kuhn, Homer Flowers, P1ChBPU lu h Presldent Gala Halnes Vice Pres Roy Iallarnee eecret ry Sue Bower Treasdre Richard Hu h studelt Council Lucy sin haus Wobert Plbrl ht News Qeporter Karolyn Uoresman There are twenty ei ht pupils enrolled in the seventh rade Patr1c1a nibson left our class durinr the flrst semester and Fred uthrle Joined our class the second six weeks period First Rev ectnd lov lhird Row 'xv' Lxffr 'zaale iLeft to kightl Ilcnard Moore, Iichard Fibson mac Andexson, Donald Cone, Jane Ldwards Shirley Vagner, Maxine Voods, Jlmms fyers, Pobert Lu1x1er, Donald Noah, George otarkey ia Iogers advlsor, Lva mell Ever1a1t, bnlrlene Thomgson, Carol Umpleby, uJlVl8 Iorman, lane IYGIK, Llsle Trushell, Jeannie Chxistlan, Ella Mae uohr, marilyn lhomas, Marsha Lreer, Nancy uae Le bevre Johnny Graham, Albert Crall, Stuart henderscn, Jack Harkley, Richard Spiker, Fairy TcGlinsey, Robert Pogers, William, Eddie Myer , Kenneth Harmon, Dale Snider, Jack lheiss The sixth grade has thirty four members, fifteen rls and nineteen boys Fifteen are transported by bus y1 Page 29 S .A XV 1-- lei-37 rage QU ffm Zddf t Cleft to 11 htl Ronald Dtull, Hazel oehnart, ohirley Fowler, Jerry Horton, Iarylln Gib on, Betty Tarker, lhelra Trushell, arnara Uill James Beatty Gladys Bell, Teacher, Dobort Hhlteman, Arlene olf, Pay Amos, Jorothy 'oore, arb ra Penderson, Iarearet Vorhies, Peverly lhomoson, Carolyn Oliver, and Albert IcCue second now Harold loore, Kooert TcDevitt, P ul Talston, ay HGHGIICKS, James tull, alll Iyer, Harry Iorstman, nd Pobert Brooks Thl rd now fb ent lancy Bell nd Judith Hare llthou 1 we L31t6d out with ?8, the fifth rade now conslsts of 27 DUUI1 Tarllyn ibson has moved to Iarletta Ohlo fe thorou hly enjoy rticlp tin in all school dCt1 V1tl6S and er were lOON 1n contxi ution to the Hed gross ve boys rc p oud to be m mbers of the 'Campus Fatrol' and e wear oul b dves wlth oride Our cl ss h s otoo, Lo 1, nd Li ten Safety Clue, for xhom Je elect new OffLC6lS every S17 weeks ve pay dues and ndve 1 treffic p trol which s ist chmldrcn across the strcet at noon nd evcnin, A new p t1ol is appoinged weekly be the club President y was Y 61, Ra ith x?1'6l7f6 CLeft to Rightj uaila lhorne, Velma Bell, Beverly Bickerstaff, Twila Christian, Betty Jo Harrison, hayren Mllllnger, Ellzabeth Stull, Janet Gibson, Jane Voorhees, Donna Wagner. First how Second Row Delores Stull, Beverly Burrier, Martha Norman, Julia Patterson, hose dennis, Fenrietta Holl Vary Myers, Patricia Albaugh, Uarianne Albaugh Third Row Alfred Green, Sherman Porter, John McDevitt, Charles Albaugh, Fred Miller, Gerald Albaugh Pobert Noah, Leroy Wercer, and Stanley Kuhn School opened on September with an enrollment of twenty nine in the fourth grade During the first period Janet Cibson and Ierle otull vlthdrew leaving an enrollment of eighteen g1T1S and nine boys me have enwoyed our new subjects history, geograohy, and science In history, we learn about the lives of some of our great Americans In geography, ve take imavinary trips to visit little neirhboring countries around the world, and ln science ve are learning bout some of the wonders of the world xe live in. We are happy to be a part of the shhool Campus Patrol whose duty is to keep our school lawn tidy. We hope, through our work and play together, to become good citizens of our school, community, and world. Page 51 Page 52 724 fcff yfadc birst How Left to hight Parry Uorbin, Donald Brooks, hobert Harmon, Marlowe Chr1st1an, hlCh8Pd Edvards, hobert Syder, Ldward Blodgett, Frank Blodgett, Carl Lona, Gary Anguish. Second row Donald Abel, Larry Patterson, Herman Flowers, Dee Ann Kane, Sandra Sue Pobinson, Janice Bell, Shirley Stull, Judith Greer, Lester Crall, R1Ch8Td Bell, Ponald Iercer Third how James Stull, Glenna Davis, Dhirley Myers, Mary Jane English, Mildred Crall, Joyce Beatty, Cheryl Davis, Dolores Green, Judith Ann Blckerstaff, villlam Henderson We have eighteen bcys and thlrteer girls in our class this year Seventeen of these chlldren ride the bus to school All of the children attended school in Scio last year except Dolores 'reen who moved here from New Phlla le have enjoyed our lessons whlch have been ade interesting through the use of progects, vo hoc? , lnteresttng drllls and contests. Our workbooks 1n language, reading, and arithmetic have been very helpful lhis 1S the second year we have used the tonette as a part of our music program 'e have found it is an excellent way of creatlng an lnterest in music and helps us to discover talent. . ' I ' 2 l ' . . ,1 ' ' 2' kv. 2 ' 1 ' L 5 , . .H . A . Teacher-Edna Harrison. . . O Q 0 'J ' , H ' ' J r?' x .S ' . 1 I , . O I ...- W NW- I W , x. Emi C 1: if A, 3 ecofffl' fade Left Jean lruel Pu.tz r1r t Row become low .Jannv len y Flo 1JcV1. Lla1a len C 1016: Henn1 LHIIU Now to 1 ltl QJVIG Volhee., Q FJ . rn llen ealty, ne ecna C111o, ,111 ol, 3011 ull, U16 nn r un, an, loner Cue er, iful errd. Q O len lvers, o , Joanne 1 1 1 ext Fowler, PatLJ 1F UP , Su e rs, er OIIG Keeper, JLHmJ etell, Lenny leu le he son leacner, vely ker, FFQHCIS eqn onr, Berry, Charlotte ROS16 nsmln er, n en wner, LOIS cx, onn1c undy, nllma S. lhe eecord fade st rtea out w1th th1rty 6 e loys an 1113 11e 1 ls ve e it 1U lront 1th twenty on tle enlollne L llSt eng vrly eleven ol s. The f1rst o .ecoruer foand us 1 1 ne nod le s Denny Davls . Vee ck to Nest V11 1n1 . lhls roup of oys ano irls are very active and 1Ht6F8StlHU lhay have CODtF1FUtGH enerwusly to tne 1e.cn oi J1m8S, Red Cross, and CPP1StN2S Seal Fund e are busy workers ann ve 1 we ly he end of tne vear we w11l all be read to take tne etep upward Page 55 f L 'CII .7'cQf7'e First How CLeft to Bightj Billy Berry, Buddy Gibson, Nancy Ensmlnger, Ginger Blodgett, Remah Moore, Twila Long, Grace Dehnart, Marlene Mallarnee, Puth Ann Buxton, bondra Straley, Patricia Ann Conoway, Nancy Lee Fowler, Charles Wilson, Bobby Myers. becond Row Jimmie Amos, Larry Cope, Janet Patterson, Joyce Thomas, Jeanne Loy, Carol Miller, Mary Elisabeth Martinez, Charlotte Noah, Lois Roger, Dick McDevitt, John Scott, Third Row Mary Chipukaizer teacher, Paymond Stull, Richard Waseilewski, Billy Harrison, Tommy Greer, Ronnie Nalley, Norris Brooks, Dean Bell, Jerry Gardner, Carl Crall Absent Patricia Borland When school started September 2, there were thirty six children enrolled in the first grade seventeen boys and nineteen girls Of these twenty were transported by bus During the first semester, we lost two pupils Buddy Gibson moved to Newport, and Posalie Van Curen moved to Bowerston We also had a new pupil goin our group. Bobby Risdin came to our school from Adena. Page 54 3 1 'I' fp, l ,a' r n ' 7 ,.c, I I gy E' S M ,ggi A y 12, Nix v by . 6 lijqip' Mi? X why, ,yN 15,5 X 'f - I we EPO TS Q 1- 1' Q5 f I XX5 x A , 1 If X ' ' Q X- Lx ,J 35 he Page 56 scio Scio ecio bcio ,.n Zvfbaff First Row Left to Fight, Bob Hugh, John Hendricks, Bill Boone,Bob Bower Jesse mith, B111 Greer, Bob Addy, Dick Moore Second Hov Pob Llnard, Dick Reese, George Farris, Keith Stamm, Fddie Harris uuard ChI1StlPU, Wddle Plbright, I ymond Mnfee, Pobert Slaues hr bamuels Coach Third how Lddie ourant, Jvaine Heldy, kenny aber, John deldy, Jerry Thompson, Lharles hultz, FPSQ uhlteman, uave woods, Raul bhultz Flushlng 6 Magnolia 2O Bethesda 19 Lafferty 18 Sc o 52 bc o O Sc o 9 Won Holloway 6 New Athens 26 hopedale 12 Lost None Scio went through the season without a setback for its first un defeated season The team scored 509 points to lO7 for their opponents Many of their points were scored through the air by Linard and bhultz, and by the line breakings and open field running by George Harris, and Keith btam The panthers captured the Eastern Ohio Six Man Championship, for the high school football trophy Robert Linard and Charles Shultz xere chosen or the astern Ohio League Team.George Harris, Keith Stamm, and B111 Boone received Honorable Iention ' Ei' f 24 J 7 t -5 2 1 V 1 t s-. I x 4 A ' ,. WJ 2 9 . n l J : V fs K . A v , F Q , . . I- i AV . L 'Y 18 I l V ' , 56 ' i 1 59 ' ' 1 5 ' 26 1 5 ' , ' 1 '7 Qffcf Jefferson Union rranklin Carrollton Nt Pleasant Bower ton Midvale Newcomerztovm Jevett Tuscarawas Hopedale Cadiz 39 Scio bcio scio bcio scio Scio Scio vaio Solo Scio Scio L Magnolia Franklin lippecanoe Carrollton Bowerston hagnolia Alumni Jexett Cadiz Hopeiale lon ,ali 54 ffefba. Scio scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Solo Sclo Scio Scio Lost First Pow Left to Pirht, Bob Hugh, Jesse smith, Charles Shultz, Bill Boone, Robert Linard, Second Bow fdward Ourant Manager, Pobert Thompson lanager CAss'tJ, Samuel uster, Pobert Harry Bower, Henry Crall, Cordon Bower, Yenneth Saber, Mr Samuels Coach, . . Q 4 is I 4 Q , 4 ia X X 22 44 57 51 n 24 ' 44 29 ' 49 26 ' 74 C 17 70 Freeport 26 Bcio 45 Freeport 50 5010 40 .. . so ' 57 44 52 S 26 ' 48 26 45 - 42 se 1 51 55 . , 45 45 . 52 44 .f so 47 C52 ' 59 19 57 4 47 52 ao 49 f 40 42 49 19 4 r 76ff ffzfdz .5 1 u J. 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X . etty fObl'SC Qhlrley Quber Seated fLeft to Tl5HtD ic? eef , Lam freer, Pcbert Pcxfr, Gordon Bo er amid Q lcvd Bonne , aware BFTlSa L11 e Thc as Loretta Jacobe tdHdlHg Ccfcn ua Lels, lley Pcnnell, meer f Iwrrie, Pei H te w, illlam cane, ir 'ef r narles Shu tz, lc,erQ ...A--- A Q-5? fi Page 40 1,115 w , E a 'U Xn . 'c, wm I 5, D . I ,ue flllrfe J , , v , '.'.' , , IQ , , Q Cflf' , F V , 11 lfy, M A, ' 54 ' 'Z T' Tm' Y', , 'Y g ,1: . Q'i7. 3 zz, Y' ' A IQ JOLA J ,d icks, C' , J I Icbert Hugh, Fcbert Thcmpscn, Eckert Linard. Hsrcld E U -. 3, --' e W an K ,,, ' ' 5 r 'Q III - ffyg 'Q -4 ' W ', e 1 e -w All A 1, 2 e- ' f ' 44 ' il iz , I 1 .1 W XJ- : LE A l ' 1 I x Z ' ' . w ,- . k 3 m , 5 .. ,- ,- , M ,K ,Q 5 ' .ML 2' X A , - 1 f, , , I 'f Q' A , , Q I , gf I wf M Q . 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Qecond Row Robert Albright, Riley Bonnell, Dallas Haines, hr Krebs advisor, Gordon Bower, James Albaugh, Daniel Porter President Mariam Prather Vice Pres Betty Ruth English Secretary Treasure Naomi Huffman The purpose of the Student Council is to ralse the standards of scholarship and citizenship and to increase the attendance of the student body. Towards this a1m the Council is offering a trophy for scholarship, citizenship, and attendance. It is also sponsoring soclal activitles in order to uevelcp the social life of the students. The Council assists 1U promotlng worthy causes such as: hed Cross UPIVSS, March of Dimes, and Christmas Seals. Page 45 t W., J .Gan t ugh . Wjh , fl' 'Ax l ',, ly 1i:55? , X i Q 4 Y' i -,J-W : I ' 'az' I V ' Z3 I I 4 1 v ewan M W 2 har- Y .Q ' l An' ' 'I it 'f JI, K M Q Q V i 1 p lf 2 -C ,iff r 5. 1. - YV w 5 x f , a!', C ,st 1 1 A k,'efl , f Ae I 4 T 5 : h.S. . O A -we ,,,,,,.,....-w-1 www - param I 7 Page 44 v 'so yr flfc 011i ff-f fleft to R1 ht? Alice atson, Pay Straley, V1V18H Albau h racann Foole, Donna Reese, Iarllyn Umolebv First mow Ir Samuels adv sor, Homer Christian, Paul otsh l Fenry Crall, willlam Boone, John Hendrlcxs, Wobert addy, Sam Puster, Dr W ins advisor Second Wow The Junior Class Flay had a cast of eleven characters Ir Samuels and Ir lains, the director , really helped the Juniors alot It meant extra work for them, but they under task successfully lhe Junlors showed their apprecx presentin them with w llets the night of the plav in the class helped make the play a success After work, the play, uThe Adorable Impn was presented on tool the atlon oy Vveryone all this Friday, November 21, 1947 fha play was a great success and many thouiht it was one of the best plays presented in recent years. 1 H1C111 px E I Q. 7-ulure 7-azmeu o menca First KLoft to Rirhtl Robert hnelish, cukene eattz Paul Cotshall, Piley Bonnell, Jlck Ioore, Dave 'ood, Raymond reen, and Robert Slates Second Row Ir Lewis advisor, Virril Crimes, Dean Iizer ucene Davis, Robert Iddy, James Ralston, Luneman, blmer Crall Third Eddie Cramblett, Richard Albright, Dwaine Hidey, John uidey, Henry Crall, Fred sh1teman, John Ehiteman, Steve Johnson President Vice Pres Secretary Treasure Reporter Advisor Dwaine hidey Fred uh1t6m Robert Slates Robert nnplish Paul Gotshall Robert Addy We are planninr to have mllk testinc team consisting of six boys Pe also wont to best Lafayette for a Parlia- mentary Procedure contest and will receive a bronze nlaque he are also planning on making more money by planting trees on spoil banks Je are planning to go to Columbus to the .Farm and Home Week and the Dairy Judging contest. We had a pest contest and a hayride. We had a representative to State F. F. A. camp. We have bought a ferret and have had three rat hunts. Page 45 Page 46 A fdffz. 4715 Christian, Iaxlne Grimm, Audrey urknart, Iarllyn Umplebyfhead librarlanl, raceanne Foble, Petty WCFIHHIS Second Row Lena Albauvh, Toyce Snyder, helene Stull, Jo Ann Porter, Loretta Jacobs, Betty ROb1HSOn Carl Scottfasst llbrarianl Thls splendid group has Piven its tlreless ef Iorts to the Sciw student body so that they mirht get some relaxation through reading So many of us lack snowina the necessary grati tude and appreciatlon to tnis froup We take for 5IBHtSG the many thlngs that they do for us We should make lt a habit to say thank yo or for these courte sier tha they skow us They really don't have to work here Their compensation is the 8EEPOCl3t1 we show them Let us not take them for granted Let us make their work a 11tt1e easier by turning books and maga zines in on time They are doing somethlng for nothing We should be less selilsh and reciprocate the e favors In oehalf of the student body and faculty, I Ir Samuels, extend the S1HC6F6St thanks and congratulation for a Job splendidly done S gm 6 4 Cp I . of N V KP' I if . .x4 . A y Q Q 7 5 , I. N , ' Q, I A .1r,,. 1 . 'Q 'J 5 1 V . h' e 1 e First Row: fLeft to Right? Mr. Samuels- advisor, Caldonia J: ' 1 h ' G G 1 1 l J. . . . , . I , rx 4 - , n ,Au ' - 'C A . . . 'on ' , 5 . ,P if WWW Lad, fan 6106 First Row Left to Right Tressa Garrett, Dona Dowdle, Betty Robinson, Loretta Jacobs, Virginia Foutz, Sarah uodson, Dorothy Hutton, Alice Thomas Second Row Mrs Scott Advisor, Norman Hibinger, Merle Foutz, Phyllis Farbourt, Naomi Huffman, Mary Lou Shaeffer, Carl Scott, Dick Reese Third Row William Spiker, Robert English, Gordon Bower, Robert Hugh, William Greer, Edward Harris Absent Betty Senft Officers Pres Robert Hugh, Vice Pres Gordon Bower, Secretary Betty Robinson, Treasurer Loretta Jacobs, Pepresentative Floyd Bonnell Socii Humanii Scionis, Dc1o's Chapter of the Junior Classical League has 25 active members. The Latin Club had two social events at home during the year. The first a hay ride to McCues farm where initiation for freshmen was held. The second, a spring party for members and guests. Dancing and games were the diversions of the evening. February 9th, they were entertained at Jewett by the Latin Club, Later a trip to Pittsburgh, Pa. for a Latin week program at the Buhl Planetarium was enjoyed by all of the club. During Basketball season, a basketball rally was given. The Gods and Godesses attired in their togas gave speed and power to the Scio Panthers. The study of Latin is important today because 10,400 of the 20,000 words that we use most frequently in English reading are of Latin origin. Latin increases culture and gives satisfaction throughout life. Page 47 Axg H ,,..M, J., 5 ' ' ' K ' ,. f ii' fm. , A f ' 'f lm'Q K ' , lv' ' 4 J 4 'J W gg A , l 1,5 . 1 - . 0 V 'I ff - . , I V WA ' ' ' 3 r N V Q1 Q 4' H QV 9 y A 12 A vt P ,V N + Q , k Q , A 0 1 lj my f it Q in A 1 k I, I1 , 53' X ef' 41 r 1- 1 , U? 14 - L ., ' 0 ' A ' 0 3 Q . - -' A - I age 48 belt ert J. 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XX, lx , fm f x - Page 50 Fir t Row Second Rom Third Pow QTCIGIW ann' CLeft to Riyhtl Freda Albaugh, Glenora McGinnis, Alice Flovers, Donna Reese, Lena Albaugh, Joyce Snyder, Nancy Busby, Gaila Haines, Janice Vahl, Alice xatson, Betty Lou McGinnis, Patty Heidy, Blanche Greaves, Nancy Albaugh, Lenora Foutz, Betty Brothers Ardith Chipukiazer, Arlene Hibinger, Jo Anne Por English, Peggy Ligntner, Mary Lou Schaffer, Shirley Noah, Gracann Fogle, Kay Straley, Betty Stull, Vivian Albaugh, Mary Ann Norman, Dave Woods Mr Bortz, Robert Van Gilder, Eddie Harris, Robert English, Bill Onslow, Carl Scott, Jim Prather, Ruth Hutton, Jerry Tnorpson, doe DcG1nnis, Dick Reese, Dick moore, Eugene Beatty, Bob Bower . ter, Sara Lou Cramblett, Marilyn Umpleby, Betty J Qs awcffcf Zyawof he band ve rteo t L of n e 1 undez the olrectian oi r Pr d or z 'ew UHIIOPMS we e purcn ed J tnc band mothers These unlforms re oeln payed for ID many w ys Such as a chtcken supper, azzare, Denny upper, 1ce cream festlval, and spafhettl supper The band marched for the folWowin lootb ll L at home Flushlnv ethesda Oct vlloway Pct Hopeoale Oct Sept 2 We have made two one half hour concerts fO1 tne Farmers Instmtute ene at A ne ' one fonotvon we al o played for the Junior Class lla o lov 1 Durln the PCbU11UlUF of the pottery we m rch ed over and ola eo for the workers Ve also rave a ChP1StW s concert uptown on Saturday Dlght Decem ter 20, 1947 There was a special pep band that played for most of the kome basketball wares 15 1? Pge51 Page 52 4011465 2950, Front Row Lelt to fight Jonna Peese Saxophone Iarylin Umpleby Saxophone Alice watson saxophone Second low Dick Peese Drums Gracann Fogle Vocalist Betty Tnglieh Pianist Sara Lou Premblett Trombone Fordon Bomer Trumpet Toe McGinnis Trumpet hobert Fnglish Trumpet The orchestra has been xorking hard to get organized this year. So far the orche tra hasn't made an appearance in public, but are plwnnlng future engagements, OWIOX Wir t Row Second Wow Third Wow Fourth Row Fifth Row 2fllO7 LXFJ 640701 Vlr L a Pioutz, Joan n8k1S lCk, Town Will, Q ra Dod on, T cj PHA , r c1s ot Mall zrac nde Wo le Dortny Hutton, Tary LOAlSG rown, I r Lou Scfaffer, o L lej Sabe Ta llyn Crora'le, Luth Huttwr laxine Frlmm, Audr y urvhart, P 111 Yar urt, rl e Thom s, BetLy Senft, ctty in lish, Sar Lou Cr lett, Jo Pnn rozte., Lazy You Our nt Glenora McGinnis, betty Jure Trothers, Lcnora Foutz, 'Q ton nokert inflis. Ro art VrnGi1de1, Jill mrve Jerry Thompson, PicL1rd U wurn, Charles Shultz, Dirocto Ir For z 1 Pa e 53 Page 54 First how becond how Third Pow Fourth Pow Pifth Row Sixth Row una! kazaa! 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