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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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