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

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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.

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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

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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