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

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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

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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

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