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

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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

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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

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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 .