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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1951 volume:

. I J 4 i x g 5. Lf ff 15 W tha' f ll . SV M1 I N- School Song It's Scio High School It's Scio High School The pride of ever true Buckeye Come on ye old grads Join with us young lads It's Scio High School now we cheer Now is the time boys to make a big noise No matter what the people say For there is none to fear the gangs all here So hail to Sc io High School - Hail! 1 -...wmv r I, I ,N Uk L FIRST ROW: Jay Spiker, George Reese, Wilfred Busby, Superintendent James Wiggins. SECOND ROW: William Purviance, William Greer, Ray Henderson. Board of Education President. . . . ...... . . . . .... George Reece Vice-President. . . .Ray Henderson Clerk ...... . . . . . . .... . . . Jay Spiker We, the students of the Scio School, are proud of our school. We are grateful to our parents and the citizens of our community for their foresight in providing, for us, a good school. Since the management of the school is entrusted to the Board of Education, we are especially appreciative of their efforts for better schools. Building Committee: Wilfred Busby and William Purviance, Ground Committee: William Greer and Ray Henderson. Purchasing Committee: The Superintendent and the Board of Education advising. THE SCIO BANK COMPANY Z Dedzca tzon RESOLUTION Resolved that whereas the Board of Educanon plays a most xmportant role m determmmng the excellency or 1nfer1or1ty of the educatxonal program mn our communxty and whereas the Dxstrxct have been extraordmarlly constant m thexr duty Be It resolved that the students of the Scxo School deem It proper that th1s annual be dedxcated to the Board of Educatxon 3 Boards of Education, past and present, of the Scio Local School 'iq DY' Admmistratzon James A Wiggins Ohio State University M A B S Education Our superintendent has done a wonderful Job smce he came to Sc io He is not only an administrator but also quite adept in shop work. He has started a regular shop course and plans to build it into a four year course. It is very difficult to do this along with strenuous administrative duties, but it is being done. We know that he will achieve his goal and many future Sc io students will profit greatly from it. THE CHAMBERS COMPANY CA DIZ -C LOT HING-SC IO 4 in 1'- Our Secretary MILDRED BURRIER It looks very much as though we will finally lose our secretary. She has been at the Scio Schools for five years and has done an excellent job as secretary. We will miss her greatly, but she has a greater job to do We know Mildred will be just as efficient and success- ful in raising her family as she has been as a secretary. Good luck and continued success, Mildred. THE SC IO HEARLD 5 MR J A WIGGINS B Sc M A Ohno State MR SALVADOR!-'J MAF!-'EO B S m Commerce Ohio Umversxty MR FRANK SAMUELS B S xn Educatxon Wittenburg Stanford Umversxty of Pittsburgh Kent State MRS EMELINE STROUD B S nn Home Economxcs Morehead Teachers College MOORE S BARBER SHOP 8 MRS WILMA SCOTT A B Wooster MR HOWARD SHREVE B S Science Kent Sta!! MRS LELIA LeMASTERS West Lxberty State Teachers College A B Commerce MRS NIRGLNIA WIGGINS B Sc M A Oh1oSume MR FRED A BORTZ B S ux Education Army Musxc School Oklahoma Umversnty MR ELIAS LEWIS B S Ln Education Ohxo State MR W B TRUSHELL Harrxson County Normal Sclo Business College Kent State MRS HELEN HUGHES Wes! Lxberty West Vxrgmxa Salem ABC Glenvxlle Marshall Colleges ROGERS C IT Y SERVICE 9 MRS MARY CHLPUKAISER Kent State Umversxty MRS CLARA ROBSON Ken! SL'-Ht Ohxo Unxverslty MRS EDNA HARRISON Muskxngum College MRS FLOY SAMUELS Phxlhps Unwersxty B S m Educatxon In- s 'u wg - I Q 10 2 Y! wb 'fini 95.5 ,nr 1 I Left to Right No man Hibmger Shirley Saber William Spiker and William Onslo SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ..... . . William Onslow Vice-President . . . . Norman Hibinger Secretary ..... . . Shirley Saber Treasurer. . . . William Spiker BROOKS INSURANCE AGENCY 12 f 1 f7' Q-3 it 'hu-no A iv ,vhf .4 4,1 WILLIAM ONSLOW ALICE THOMAS Bill Class Officer ........ Latin Club . . ....,.. Basketball Manager ..... . . Band. . . . . ........ I-2- Annual Staff Baseball .... . . . . .... Z- Class Play ......... Speech Play ......... Boys' State Band President ..... . . Boosters Club Chorus........... National Honor Society by SHIRLEY SABER Shirley Student Council Class Officer National Honor Soc xety Cheerleader Annual Staff Reporter Boosters Club THOMAS Mc GINNIS Tom Baseball Student Council Annual Staff Alice 3-4 l..atinClub. , , , , , , , , . l-Z F.H,A. .... . .... .. Z-3 Cheerleader. .... , . , . 3-4 Annual Staff Boosters Club. ..... . . 3-4 Speech Play ,.,.,, , , , 3-4 National Honor Society .4 Vice-President. . . . . . . . . . . Student Council . . . . . . . . 4 ....2 NORMAN HIBINGER Charlie Latin Club Class Officer Basketball Class Play Baseball Annual Staff Boosters Club '! ' WlLLlAlM SPIKER Willie Class Officer Latin Club Football Basketball Baseball Class Play Speech Play Annual Staff Boosters Club Basketball Manager 14 11 4b ' 2 iv Q J . ' ............ 1-.z ' ........... 1-4 P .........., z-3-4 V gf ............... 4 1 QQ S, -Q VV I 'fm ff - x l 1 f f , l sal X L . ,Al 1 ,. ' ........... 2 Wea , V ' ' ........... 3-4 ,, I 'Q , ' . . . . . . . . . . 1-z-3 x w lm' 'J' Q fl, Basketball .......... 1-z-3-4 ' ......... 1-2-3-4 - Q ........... 1-z-3-4 ' ............ 1-2 ' A1 ' ........... 4 ............ z-3-4 ,ge f ........... 2-3-4 'Z so F ............ 2-3-4 , 1 1. , I x 'Q ............. 4 ,. Q ,Ty 8 ,L 'V . ............ 1 I z m ' . ....... 2 1' . '. r, X 1 y S f f K, 1- X ' - fl -z Lv, ,R f. ,M- 4 , A -' Q' Qs' VIRGINIA PFOUTS Gxnny Latm Club Boosters Club F H A Class Play Chorus Lxbranan Speech Play Annual Staff Cheerleader National Honor Society ROBERT VAN GILDER Van Band Band Treasurer Mixed Chorus Basketball Manager Baseball Manager Class Play GLENN ALBA UGH Jxm Football F F A Student Councxl V3 H Boosters Club .gi I X JEAN HlLL Jeanne F H A Boosters Club Annual Staff JAMES PRA THER .hm Football Basketball Baseball .... ........ - Class Play ............ - Speech Play ............. Annual Staff Boosters Club .... ........ Band ......... .... - - - Mixed Chorus ....... . . . . K 15 MARILYN CROWNOBLE Mac F H A Natxonal Honor Soc xety Class Play ......... . . Lxbrarxan............. - Annual Staff Chorus. .... ........ Class Officer. . . . .... . . . . Student Council. ..... . . . . . F. H.A. President. . . . . . . Home Economics Convention is JN 3 f G- L-K Y BETTY WHITEMAN SARA DODSON Betty Sarie F. H. A. . . . Chorus .... Boosters Club. F.H.A.Officer.. . .. . .. . . 4 Librarian. . . Latin Club . . . . .Z-3-4 .........1-Z Librarian ............ . ..........-l AnnualStaff .. ........1 ClassPlBy .... ..........4 Booste rs Club WILL IAM HAMILTON Bxll Football Basketball Baseball 3 'T MARY LOU SCHAFFER BETTY SENFT F H A Band Chorus Lu Lu Snxffer F H A Chorus Latin Club Choru5................ i I 7 Booste rs Club Latm Club Lxbrarun Boosters Club Home Economxcs Conventxon Class Play F H A Offxcer 16 ff - 7. as Y. , ,au 'Q JERRY THOMPSON DUARD CHRISTIAN .I. J. Class Play .......... Speech Play ......... Basketball .......l.. Baseball ........... Annual Staff Boosters Club ........ Band ......-...... Mixed Chorus ...,.... ' 'Christie ' ' Football. . . . . . . . . . .1-2-3-4 Track..... . . . . . 3 Annua1Sta!f Boos!.ersC1ub............l v- YP' Rf- ,c 4 W ,f A JV P ,ff 41. I O I I 2 444.1 1' .af Ci -,S '37 NANCY ALBAUGH Nancxe F H A Band Chorus Class Play Speech Play Student Councxl Llbrarxan MARYLOUISE BROWN Brown F H A Band Class Treasurer Class Play Speech Play Chorus RUTH ALLENSWORTH Ruthxe F H A Boosters Club RAYMOND DUNI-'EE Ray Spider WILBUR HILBERT Football ........... l-Z-3-4 Basketball ........ . l-Z-3-4 Baseball ......... . , . Z-3 Baseball ........... 1-2-3-4 Student Council ...... . . Z-3 Football Manager ....... 1-Z-3 Boosters Club ....... . . .l-Z Class Play ,,,,, , , , , , , 3 Annual Staff SpeechPlay.............4 DOROTHY HUTTON Dot Student Counc xl Annual Staff Lann Club Class Play Boosters Club FRANCES GOTSHALL JOAN MCKISSICK Gotchle KlSSlCk Annual Staff F H A F H A Reporter Band Band Chorus Class Play Speech Play Boosters Club 18 Q Ll 1 , ,JI . -this f, I . 5, .AX xx 'FOI PHYLLIS MRS CHIPUKA IZER WILIIA LESLIE IYIII HAIDOURT SPONA UGLE CRAIGO MARILYN MARY ANN RICHARD BILL Ill MARY LOUISE MARY LOU HUFI' TRUSHELL CIUTES SPIKER HANNA BROWN SCI-IAF!-'ER WILBER BILL NANCY MARJORIE ALICE BOB I-IILBERT ONSLOW NLARKLE Y ROTHERMUND THOMAS BUNDY JACK EVELYN BETTY DUARD MARILYN DOROTHY NORMAN THEISS Mc DEV ITT W HITEMAN CIQIT IAN CRO WNOBLE HUT TON HIB INGER ROBERT TOM JERRY JOAN FAIRY PATTY VAN GILDER MCGINND THOMPSON McK1SSICK Mc GLINSY MOORE 19 N School Calendar 1950 51 September September September September October October Novembe r Nove mbe r December December January January January March March Aprzl Apr11 Aprml May May May May May May May May School Started Band Ce1ebrat1on Football Season Started Senlor Pxctures End of F1rst S1x Weeks E O T A Meetxng Semor Class Play Thanksglvmg Vacatlon Basketball Season Begxns Chrxstmas Vacatxon Started Resume School Seme ste r Exams Band Concert Good Frlday Easter Vacatxon Athletmc Banquet Junlor Class Play Band Concert Music Week Band Concert Every Pupll Exams Baccalaureate Commencement Exams and Book Collectxon Issue Grade Cards End of Second Semester Z0 5. . 7. ' . 15. . 18. ' ' . 13. ' ' . 27. .... ' . 17. ' . 23-24. ' . 1. ' . 22. ' ' Z. . 17-18. . 30. . February 22-24. County Tournament. 23. ' . Z3-26. ' . ' 13. ' . ' 20. ' . ' 27. . 1. ' . 4. . 16-17. ' . 20. . ZZ. . 23. ' . 25. . 25. . Class Prophecy As a much needed vacatlon we decided to take a trzp around the world Upon our arrival m New York we took a taxl to our hotel The tax1 was owned by the drwer Norman Hzbmger We each needed a new hau' do so we went to the hotel beauty salon where Betty Whzteman was head beautmczan In the even mg, we went to see the hlp play, Needle m a Haystack , starrmg V1rg1n1a Pfouts Between acts we dzscovered Joan McK1ss1ck news columnist, talkmg to Duard Chrzstlan, the natzon s leadmg landscape art1st Upon our arrwal m London we went to a fashzonable restaurant for dmner Ruth Allensworth, our waztress mformed us that B111 Onslow the mous surgeon, was eatmg at a nearby table Betty Senft was the stewardess on the London to Paris flight She ar ranged for us to meet the pzlot, W11bur Hxlbert In Pans we went to an exc1us1ve shop to buy a real Parls dress Dorothy Hutton and Jean H111 were co owners of the shop but we dxdn t get to see Jean ag It was only 10 O0 a m , much too early for her to be up Our next stop was Bombay lndxa, where we saw the 011 well m1111ona1re In Japan we saw one of the Tokyo Flashes baseball games Tom McG1.nn1s was the star pztcher As lt was a Saturday game, Marxlyn Crownoble, home econorrncs teacher and Sara Dodson fourth grade teacher were there We also saw Mr and Mrs Robert Eashck she s the former Mary Lou Schaffer, at the game On our stop m Austraha we saw Jim Albaugh who dxscovered some new plant and became very famous and h1s pnvate secretary Francis Gotschall Wh11e Nancy Albaugh was glvmg vocal lessons on beautxful Wakxkx Beach m Hawau, we talked to B111 Spzker retxred banker That evenmg we all went out together to talk over old tlmes and to see Robert Van G11der, the tuba kmg of Hawa11 In Cal1forn1a we saw Raymond Dunfee playmg football wxth the Marvelous Mmdgets agamst the Battlmg Brutes m the Pasadena Rose Bowl Maryloulse Brown was at the game She xs campalgnmg for re electxon to the House of Representatxves from Texas We stopped off to see the Mldget Auto Races at Indlanapolxs Indzana The wmner Jerry Thompson, set a new speed record And now home agam As we are remunscmg about the classmates w saw on our trzp the thought occurs to us that by, for the most part 1961 the members of the Class of 1951 have been successful Shxrley Saber Harms Alxce Thomas QH1dey1 21 . 0 . , . . , fa- Bill Hamilton, and Jim Prather, a Navy man in town on a week-end pass. I . . ' Q ' D . . . . . e ' 4 ' J Glenn Albaugh Nancy Albaugh Ruth Allensworth Maryloulse Brown Duard Chrlstxan Marxlyn Crownoble Sara Dodson Raymond Dunfee Frances Gotshall Wzllzam Hamzlton Norman Hnbmger Wilbur Hxlbert Jean H111 Thomas McG1nn1s Joan Mc K1ss1c k B111 Onslow Vxrgxma Pfouts James Prather Shlrley Saber Mary Lou Schaffer Betty Senft W1l11am Splker Allce Thomas Jerry Jay Thompson Betty Whmteman Robert Van Gllder Last Wzll and Testament abzlzty to play football to Jack Themss bangs to anyone who wants them ab111ty to be on txme to Mrs Wlggms energy to Sherry Thompson speed ln football to Dick Gxbson sewmg abxllty um home economics to Barbara Robmson natural curly hazr to Thelma Trushell abxhty to grow a beard to Roy Mallarnee two front teeth to Plck Albrxght MY MY My quxetness to Sh1r1ey Noah Nothmg to anyone cause I need xt all myself ab111ty to get along with women to Dick Splker S1 OOO to the school for tardmess shps ab1l1ty to play baseball to Jack Thelss My glft of gab to Betty Keck abxhty to play a trumpet to anyone who thznks they can do worse ablhty to study to Mary Jo Huffman ablhty to play drums to anyone wxth enough ambltlon crown to thxs year s May Queen abxhty to play a clarmet to Lucy Smghaus ablhty of never bemg prepared 1n home economlcs class to Mary Ann Snyder My ambltlon to Bob Blodgett My ab111ty to go steady wxth one boy at a tune to Sue Bowers My ab111ty to get xnto trouble to Bobby Rxggs My glggles to Belva Snyder My ablhty to play a bass horn to anyone who can carry mt ZZ ....My '. ..My .. . . . . . 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' .....My ' ' . ..My W ' ' . ......My ' ' ' Name Glenn Albaugh Nancy Albaugh Ruth Allensworth Marylouxse Brown Duard Chr1st1an Marxlyn C rownoble Sara Dodson Raymond Dunfee Frances Gotshall Wallxam I-Iamxlton Norman Hxbmger Wxlbur I-hlbert Jean H111 Dorothy Hutton Joan McK1ss1ck Wlllxam Onslow Vlrgmza Pfouts James Prather Shmrley Saber Mary Lou Schaffer Betty Senft Wllllam Spzker Ahce Thomas Jerry Thompson Betty Whxternan Robert Van Gzlder Personalzty Page N xc kname Jlm Nanc 16 Ruth Brown Chns Mac Sa me Ray Gotchle Hamze Charhe Spmder Jeanle Do Joane B111 Gmny Jxm Shlrley Lou Lou Be tty W1ll1e Tommy Betty Van Has Coon dog Kenny ZZ rifle False teeth Speed Glasses Cow Whxskers False teeth Muscles Troubles Crew cut Lazy streak Dxmples Hidden talents Ford V8 Grades Aches and pams Eddxe Bob Black halr More troubles John Yellow Chevy Slxm wa1stl1ne Blg feet Z3 Ambltxon Raxse coon dogs Prlvate teacher Housewxfe Fmd a man Playboy Home Ec teacher Teacher Grow up Baby sxtter Hog caller Work Go steady Stenographer Travel Be rzch Graduate Actress World traveler Air hostess Housewde Housewde Shovel snow m Florxda Retlre Mouse traxner Joke teller Truck drxver t . Thomas McGinnis Tom Wavy hair Play baseball, ' J. J. ' Senzor Poem In the year of 1948 We were here on every date As we were generally here on txme Trymg never to comrrnt a crxme Now 1n the year of 1949 We were eas1ly kept 1nl1ne Even though ln some of our classes We seemed m need of glasses ln the year of 1950 We were Junxors always thrlfty Wzllmg to work and v.1l11ng to save So that as Serlors we need not slave In thxs year of 1951 Our hxgh school days are nearly done Soon we w1ll leave our Alina Mater As an able son or daughter V lfglnla Ptouts Nlarllyn Crownoblc Z4 n A I . , ' . Y . . . t I N ' v H ' . A ' . 1 . . - D 1 f .Y f. GINNY? JIMMY A. E S ii. ALDE T.!! BOBV SARA D ' BETTY W 7 FRANCES G ' JEAN H ' MARY LOU ' ' JOAN Mc NANCIE '7 MARY LOUISE? BILLY S ' O CHARLIE v Bu.1..Y o ' JIMMY P ' Z5 DUARD C fs wi-ff' x S V19 'G' an FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Duard Christian, Jim Prather, Virginia Piouts, Norrnan Hibinger, Shirley Saber, Alice Thomas, Advisor, Mr. Nlaffeo. SECOND ROW: Tom McGinnis, Wilbur Hilbert, Jerry Thompson, Sara Dodson. THIRD ROW: Bill Onslow, Marilyn Crownoble, Bill Spiker. INSET: Norman Hibinge r Virginia Pfouts. . Jean Hill, . Bill Onslow. . . . Thomas McGinnis. . . Jim Prather, , , Frances Gotshall, Bill Spiker. . Mr. Nlaffeo. . Dorothy Hutton and Jean Hill. A n n ual Staff . . . . Co-Editors . . . . , . Business Managers. . . Feature Editors. . . Sports Editors. . Advertising Editors . . , Art Editors, , . . Circulation Editors. . . . Photo Editors. . STROUD'S HARDWARE PAINTS - VARNISHES Z6 . Shirley Saber . Alice Thomas . . Dorothy Hutton . Jerry Thompson . . Sara Dodson . .Duard Christian Marilyn C rownoble , , Wilbur Hilbert . Advisor 'sv Nl , 'vs' lt u Left to Ri ht: Belva Sn der, Nanc Utt, Maril Crownoble, William Onslow, Vir inia Pfouts, Shirley 8 Y Y YU B Saber, Alice Thomas. National Honor Society The Olympian Chapter of the National Honor Society has adopted the following and goals: 1, An enthusiasm for good scholarship throughout the school, Z. An encouragement of the desire for students to render service to the school and the community. 3. A plan for self-evaluation of the student of the potential elements of leader- ship qualities within him. 4. A stimulus to the student to observe and practice those acts of others that develop strength of character. 5. An encouragement to the student to continue his learning and his education, National Honor Society members are elected by the faculty after having attained eligibility by meeting the required standard of scholarship. President. . . . . . . . . . Virginia Pfouts Vice-President. . . . . .Marilyn Crownoble Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . Shirley Saber For shoes that are attractive and give good wear, We say that Peters Shoes are purely there, Our stock is large and the prices are right, CLYDE BOWER Stop in to see them at our store tonight. SCIO, OHIO Z7 5... A-qgqnf 4 5 m if 'T 1 e.-O YZ 1 4' E 2 , 'lf f 'Q f 14' 5 -5 'wi fa , , dr- .1 ' . 1' ' ir 'Ira .J FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Robert Van Gilder, Nancy Albaugh, Joan McKissick, Nlarylouise Brown, Dorothy Hutton, Virginia Pfouts, Sara Dodson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Maffeo, Bill Spiker, Jerry Thompson, Jim Prather, Bill Onslow, Senior Class Play IT HAPPENED IN JUNE Charlie Atkins is sent to the little village of Shady Grove to be kept out of mischief and tamed down. lncidentally an uncle who owns a large chain of grocery stores, delegates him to force a rival store in the village out of business. Charlie arrives in the village, meets Betty Bronson and prompt- ly falls in love with her. Then to his horrified dismay he finds that Betty owns the Shady Grove Store - the store he has been sent to force out of business. Charlie and Betty are fine leads. Peo- ple laughed at energetic Randy and coy Susie's love affairsg they roared at lazy old Jim Pritchett's attempts to court Mollie Jessop, cook for the Bronsons. They cordially hated old Jarvis Sneed, and took impish little Nell Crundel right to their hearts. Betty Bronson. Susie Crundel, Nell Crundel. . Mollie Jessop. . . Evalina Scroggs. . Charles Atkins. Randy Stewart. Jim Pritchett, , Jarvis Sneed. . . . , .Virginia Pfouts . . . . Dorothy Hutton . . Joan McKissick . . . Nancy Albaugh . . Marylouise Brown . ..... Bill Onslow . .... Bill Spiker . Jerry Thompson . . .... Jim Prather Student Directors. . . . Robert Van Gilder Sara Dodson Director. . . Mr. Maffeo BOWERSTON SHALEI CO. NOLAN COMPANY - BOWERSTON 28 M91 f-. ' i'f..1. 1 'I 1. . kr Q x .1 'JIU' '1 ? -Q--it Q-.. f I F-L. .ll .. . .X T .asx 5 -A . . 'VF' . W . 3 . I R gms L . v 4 1515 5 '51 u Ku Y '5i::' 5'gEf P I .J 'K 'iii . Q C A fx 1, 'ff , fl F . WE! 4 1 if X , j' IF' - -Q -, 1 f I .1 , , in I W ' ' N' .,,. 4 - vp, ' . 4 ' A 4 ' yi , B : -.' I I ' S, J' - ' ' .5 - Q, f if J 3 ' fs . X ' 'ici ER'S LINOLEUNX ED PRESTON LEESVILLE LEESVILLE .wb-HZ, I I VIRGILD GRIMES In Memonam We, the Semor Class pause at thxs time to pay tnbute to one of our beloved irxends and classmates who was taken from us during our and the football team Thoughts of youth, whlch waken Mournful feelmg now Frults wluch time hath shaken From off then- parent bough 31 Sophomore year. I-le was a member of the Future Farmers of America '4- K -. 'Bl lf X . s-Il! all- 1- fir .,, ,W .fwfr . . QA ,, , W' W . A .15 . 'l.a, nz Len' to Right Wlllmm Heudy Sher y Thompson Bruce Ha rin and Robert Bundy' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pre sldent W1111am Hezdy V1ce President Bruce Harrxs Secretary. . . Sherry Thompson Treasurer Robert Bundy SOUTH SIDE GROCERY 34 SCX! if 31' xv I,p.,'. 5-vi W' 1 ,x'9',' 544, i FIRST ROW: David Nemeth, Betty Bell, Mary Ann Trushell, Patty Moore, Barbara Robinson, Mary Jo Huffman, Marion Blakey, Blanche Greaves. SECOND ROW: Letty Thorne, Laura Barcus, Nancy Utt, Belva Snyder, Doris Brooks, Sherry Thompson, Kathryn Linard, Mary Ann Snyder. THIRD ROW: Glen Mlzer, James Rinkes, Paul Shultz, Francis Simpson, Ronald Grace, Bruce Harris, Bill Heidy, Bob Bundy, Ralph Mason. ' Q J unzors The year l950-'51 has not only been a successful but a busy year for the Juniors at Scio High School. ln addition to having concessions at all the football and basketball games, as well as at noon during school, the Juniors participated in band and sports. Also the Juniors sponsored a Halloween Party to raise money for the Junior and Senior Prom which was held in May. We started out the year 1950-'51 with Mr. J. H. Raines as our sponsor, but Mr. Raines went to Kentucky to work and Mr. Howard Shreve, just out of the Navy, became our sponsor. THE SHIP 35 MARIAN KATY RONNII MARY JO SHIKI! BLAKEY LINARD GRACE HU FFMAN TIKJMPSON PAUL NANC Y BILL BLANCHE BOB SHULTZ UT1' HEIDY GREAVES BUNDY Junzor Class Play NOBODY BUT NANCY Nancy an obstmate but likeable gxrl has to be threatened mto marrzage wzth the rnan of her cho1ce To get a Job managmg her uncle s hotel she pretends she xs marned She has such a way of getting her frzends mto trouble that she IS Ln dxre straits to fme someone wxllmg to pretend to be the husband when her uncle plans come to see her Larry a stranger U1 town volunteers and hrs trouble begms But he IS one man equal to xnanagmg Nancy and her peppery uncle Through an amazmg fllrtatlon on the slde wlth Nancy s rival, through the pursult of the uncle by a determmed old mald and a detectwe s pursuit of himself, through Nancy s repeated expresszon of hate Larry manages to steer h1s way and take over not only the uncle s hotel and a money makmg peach preserve reczpe but, he also gets wzth h1s uncle s consent the gzrl of his choice Nobody But Nancy Cast of Characters Sarah Andrews Sue Andrews Adelaide Perkins Louella Crawford Fanny Larry Wxlson Adam Kxng Ted Porter Jxmmy McCabe Dxrector Student Du-ectors Blanche Greaves Marxan Blakey Kathryn Lmard Nancy Utt Mary Jo Huffman Robert Bundy B111 Heldy Ronald Grace Paul Shultz Howard Shreve Doris Brooks Belva Snyder COFFLAND OLDSMOBILE CADIZ 36 5 . - , N . . . . to , - . . , Nancy King. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sherry Thompson f 1'-K '05 V u ern was :shy U lpnlggggn Asses 3 -Sag 3? ff' 1 93,25 251, T-txfiz ff 9 VAN FOS HIC KS COMPANY NEW RUMLEY UHRICHSVILLE SAN MOTOR SALES 37 9 4 ,B 1 M., K Q I L l X 11 - A AA - ' fi? 5 17 X V4 i L A A 4 ' J fi Q--9 P 39 CHEVROLET IS THE BUY R'5l FO THE STANDARD GARAGE An. 'Q U90 O FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Ernie Mizer, Fred Pfouts, Alice Flowers, Johann Stewart, Wilma Stull, Nan Banker, Erma Albaugh, Donna Ci-all, Iva Powell, Dick Hugh, Roy Mallarnee, Bob Albright. SECOND ROW: Dale Rager, Doris Rogers, Sue Chalfant, Betty Keck, Janice Wahl, Gala Haines, Lucy Singhaus, Sondra Thorne, Kay Horstrnan, Jim Robinson, Arthur PfOBYl, Herman Flowers. THIRD ROW: Patsy Pfeiffer, Nancy Busby, Shirley Noah, Sue Bowers, Bob Blodgett, Virgil Schoolcraft, Fred Guthrie, George Crall, Bob Mack, Richard Crites. Sophomores The Sophomore Class numbered thirty-five students at the beginning of the school year but dropped to thirty-three by the second semester. Three of the new- comers to our class were Sue Chalfant of Jewettg Richard Mclimsey of Zanesville, and Nan Banker of Blackwell, Kansas. Our class has been a well rounded class. The number of students that par- ticipated in the various activities will attest to this statement. In football only one boy participated - James Robinson. In basketball we had Hugh on varsity and James Robinson, Arthur Pfouts and Fred Guthrie on reserve. Each boy has played rather commendable ball. J The band, which is an organization within itself, was served by the following Sophomores: Gala Haines, Nan Banker, Janice Wahl, Roy Mallernee, Shirley Noah, Sue Bowers, Lucy Singhaus and Nancy Busby. Sue Bowers and Shirley Noah were two of the majorettes. This is quite a contribution within itself. Lucy Singhaus served her job as class reporter diligently and she was cap- ably assisted by Sue Bowers and Patsy Peiffer. Our class can claim the tallest and best looking girls in Scio High School without much dispute. The magnanimous spirit of the class has made the class what it is and Scio High School can be assured of some of the best leadership in the uncertain future, 40 !'..f1. , P '41 f 1 , . of ' 44.1 ' Nil' '3BlBer M 1 , L.. 'A U ' ' -5 lu' '-,Q -Q -Q , , S 4, . 1 - 1- r '! 7'vf YF ' Q rfiif W, fix ,,--N .st ' N 3 L -f A 4' L gpci ' V, f 'Rv E..f.A1, , 3 4, . 44 4 qv, Ky f 5 :FQ 'S .Q W 0, 'xx 'QQ 1 .,-L ad . ,g t ni Xl Ll Hg A 13.14 7 X - , Q .C , L M 1 Ac M M., f A x r , - 'v 12, '-X 'Z - 5 Xnk 'M -. r ,. J, f ,f ' - 3 --r r W3 - Q A I ' F ,K -Q. ' gl i-f V' - 3, . 3 , 0 ,, ' 1 4 fl f' . , ff 'Qi 1 GRILLS JEWELRY coopapus DRY CLEANING g ,, M ' H UHRICHSVILLE uH1ucHsvu.L,E N , ...fy iv gr-we I A .wygj 1 v A H in , A FLRST ROW: Left to Right: Jack Theiss, Richard Moore, Maxine Woods, Shirley Wagner, Jane Edwards, Don Noah. James Myers, Eddie Myers, Marilyn Thomas, Shelvl Davis, Jane Myer, Stuart Henderson. SECOND ROW: George Starkey, Bob Rogers, Grant Ruth, Helen Shultz, Elsie Trushell, Evabelle Everhart, Ralph McAfee, Louise Stull, Fairy McGlinsey, Albert Crall, Jack Gattl. THIRD ROW: Dick Spiker, Jack Markley, Dale Snider, Frances Garrett, Sylvia Norrnan, Joanne Murray, Dick Gibson, Marsha Greer, Carol Umpleby, Kenneth Harmon. Freshmen The ninth grade has an enrollment of thirty-three. There are nine active in band. We had a booth at the Juniors' Halloween Party at which we made six dollars and fifty cents. The class had a Christmas Party and gift exchange on December Z1. Our class officers for this year are: President, Dick Spikerg Vice-President, Don Noah: Secretary, Marsha Greer, Treasurer, Sylvia Norman, Reporter, Jim Myers: Student Council, Carol Umpleby. BUILDER'S SUPPLY CADIZ 42 gi...- 0- ,A .a .f,..-.55 E. . ,H- U f ' ' Ali 4 0 -mr ., 'U ,he . . ,J,x.,,, D ff N,.. Q 'U' 119' ,Q 4 Y! - if if QQ 4155 Q' 4 u X 4 4 , 1 . 1 R ,. 415:-f sl -.. Q,,,. .MV , Y, If ' -A bib nv-3 -751- F' v-3 film 'B Bb 'Ax C7 19 3 WN! 9,4 vi' is 'F sf, tg 2 3 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Harold Moore, Thelma Trushell, Judith Hare, Ila Gatts, June Dowdell, Ina Johnson, Dorothy Moore, Barbara Henderson, Doris Pfouts, Bob Burton. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Stull, Betty Marker, Arlene Wolf, Nancy Bell, Nancy Worrell, Jerry Horton, Kay Amos, Naomi Dodson, Margaret Voorhees, lngrida Fedor, Bob Whiteman. THIRD ROW: Bob McDevitt, Harry Horstman, Robert Brooks, Bill Myer, Ray Hendricks. Paul Ralston, Albert McCue, Bill Huff, Jim Beatty, James Crites. Eighth Grade The eighth grade of Scio Junior High School has thirty-two students. Joining the class this year are: lla Gatts, Ina Johnson and Doris Pfouts from the New Rumley School, June Dowdell from the Bowerston School, Naomi Dodson from the Doe Run School and Ray Hendricks from the Perrysville School, The following are members of the band: Kay Amos, Jerry Horton, Thelma Trushell, Margaret Voorhees, Harry Horstman and Albert McCue. On the Junior High basketball squad are: Bob Brooks, Harry Horstman, Ray Hendricks, Bob McDevitt, Harold Moore and Paul Ralston. Manager, James Beatty. Judy Hare is one of the pupil librarians of Scio High School. . HILLC REST DAIRY CADIZ 44 ii? I --,ff . WI' I Psa: 1-... ---iv, .'. 0 N V J' ig -.F '.mu..4 5 I v Za is 51 G . ' g 1 W 0 l 'Q x f? 'P I -. FIRST ROW Left to Rxght Patrxcxa Albaugh Charles Albaugh, She rrnan Porter John McDevitt Elizabeth Stull, Betty Jo Harrison Hazel Dehnart Betty Wrxght Twxla Chrxstnan Marxanne Albaugh Mary Myers Mary Alxce Murray Shirley Fowler Kay Mxllmger Donna Wagner Julxa Patterson Martha Norman Jane Voorhees Rose Henms Henrxetta Holle Jake Clark Jerry Beckley Jack Walters Leroy Mercer Robert Noah Robert Riggs and Wnllxam Burton SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Seventh Grade There are twenty seven of us xn the seventh grade We don t have as many extra currxcular act1v1t1es as the upperclassmen However, we partxcxpabed m the annual Halloween Party, and we had a nice time at our Christrnas Party. We are looking forward to the time when we will be Seniors. HORSTMAN 'S GROCER Y CONNOT TON 46 .. , 1 M I Un -2' , A g ,.. 1 g,z 1 Q Q ron-wnnnu-q 1 -3,1 , f my , Hill' I FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Donald Abel, Shirley Myers, Frank Blodgett, Edward Blodgett, Mary Jane English, Ronald Mercer, Richard Edwards, Dee Ann Kane, Robert Harmon. SECOND ROW: Mr. W. B. Trushell, Robert Snider, Donald Brooks, Marlowe Christian, Richard Bell, William Henderson, James Stull, Delores Stull, Gary Anguish, Lester Crall, Algia Federaviciene. THIRD ROW: Larry Patterson, Gaila Thorne, Sandra Robinson, Glenna Davis, Joyce Beatty, Janice Bell, Myrna Canfield, David Wiggins, Janice Pfouts, Cheryl Davis. ABSENT: Judy Greer and Velrna Bell. Sixth Grade The sixth grade began the year 1950-1951 with seventeen boys and fourteen girls. At the Christmas vacation Gary Anguish withdrew. There are sixteen transported to school by bus. For American Education Week we made posters and posted an exhibit of our daily work. Quite a number of parents visited us at this time. The six Reading Circle books are being read by all. lt is hoped all the students will have read each book by the time school is dismissed in May. We have contributed generously to all the various financial drives. We are very busy workers and appreciate the opportunities for learning which our school provides for us. We have endeavored to meet the standards set for the sixth grade BARR'S DRY CLEANING CONNOTTON 48 o l Y ig T . E' . . kr - !4C - v 1-1 V ' L. . 3 if ' ' K. . 5. ' 4' ig? - .-,df rf a '42 ,, .i 53, wal, any 'az' 'TL ' f K 555'- ' ji .1 an 63. If x ,. . ' 'M A Sf, l I if u' 1 H K if 1 -xi U 1' ,+ x f 2 ,. - 141 'sivyjfa 5 F. I ' ,Q t L - W AA 1 '1 f. - V :is -K1 ig VI no 1 ,ws ' if , ,g4,g1iw '- we 'Aw lv. rf' , X ui hum WK Q. Q4 ,,,..-. , 's'A yr'-lx, fy- ', A, '41 5 x., if IN4' K 1-+w+-M-wr-M . F Q. 1- . tp .- --, -3 ui' , ,ii-.L mv '.Y N W -,. , X.. 1 u, ,S :gk I -W, , Q A fQi?fi+ I 0 f ee: V 1 Y .. , z Mu , 1 5 , ,. tv. Z? Nm Y' A El 'lm'-4 15 14 FIRST ROW: Left to light: Dicky Burton, Jenn Ellen Beatty, Sur Ann Brown, Wilma Hermia, Vodean Shawver, Sylvia Trushell, Jo Anne Thomas, Rebecca Cline, Barbara Kurtzman, Charlotte Renicker, Norman Myer, Bonnie Bundy, Rosie Ensminger, Mildred Crall, Regina Burkhart, Marjorie Keyser, Larry Garner, Shirley Stull, Naomi Stull, David Voorhees, Lois Mack. Paul Abel, Danny Rose, Larry Wright, Herman Flowers, Geraldine Dowdell, Scott Walters, Kathleen Dowdell, James Stull, Harry Corbin, Roger Custer, Marian Albright. SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Fifth Grade ln this grade there are nineteen boys and thirteen girls. This is a very active and co-operative group of young people. By the end of the year they will have reported on six Reading Circle books. Each two weeks twenty books come from the Cadiz Library and are read by the girls and boys. They are interested in their study of geog- raphy, becoming acquainted with the country in which they live. This group enjoyed a very happy Christmas season with its music, Christmas tree, gift exchange, program and they would not forget to mention the radio program they heard each morning for the two weeks preceding Christmas, which came to them from the Stone-Thomas Store in Wheeling. These boys and girls are looking forward to another year hoping they will make a sixth grade of which the school can justly be proud. CANTON HARDWARE 50 'QGA 1-'Bw 9' ' .,, , 'F '+Y,,vqa',H 'x A '4 1 W, 43,8 y 4 MQ, Q' I 'Q 5 5 ,, 3 W? Wi N 2, . .MV 1 WN... J nr vsm 'f' 4 .4 0 s ,R 1 v A z 4 l 1 n'i . !' D4 3 1 -vw 'Q n z., Ms? 1 A QA. 'f:iv'..,+ . , . ' - Q gffggifff ,..-.-....... ,..-.,......... .-1 I I 2 - v-ff' 4 5.- 4? 'sushi T 6:-5 ben. fe gs 1 , e x , ,IJ- ' , r' ,' Q ., 'Ii , ,.f...., 5 53 . . ' A 'V v 'V g N 'I gf fb v LL. E' .fl A A v It B f'4vg:Z'4 1. Ls: L:,,f. - - WMA' 1 ' I I ,, n'vAv,N-jffflqgfgf,-myla W + guy-g fq,g:TF+, 15y f - -f jfs fin. ,tiff ri 'J' K 8, , .- . f 4 f ' .. - 4' ' ' as i u E A S Q p f 1 ,, 1 j 4 s - , Y , Q L 'f eff-V ' 4 . 645.1 4 , .-,w,..,y-A 1 . Jw.. lu, . f rf' ff. J Y N 2-' -I ,da 4 I , wry -4 -A.. md ,um-www' 1 f- 1-may 1-, A , -... ' ,Ha -lf' lt I J 'pf E' 1 ,w :- M EV' ff S., '52 ivf' NL -- , 9,s1.A', K 1,- 'Nt ,gf 1 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: John Murphy, Paul Barnhouse, Constance Smylie, James Myer, Ronald Wright, Freeda Trushell, Edward Burton, Sunny Sue Smith, Harry Noah, Steve Valdinger, Ronald Fix, Dean Bell, Harry Quimby. SECOND ROW: Carol Crimm, Earl Lee Whiteman, Cecil Christian, James Snider, Donna Jo Barrett. Paul Myer, Libby Loy, Judy Lightner, Dorothy Greer, Joe Thompson, Thomas Albaugh, Bobby Cale. THIRD ROW: David Canfield, Janet Crall, Nancy Abel, Milton Holle, Dennis Rose, Th0l'hll Johnson, Ralph Conaway, Nancy Fowler, Scott Amos, Joyce Thomas. Teacher: Mrs. Harrison. Third Grade There are twenty-three boys and thirteen girls in the third grade. Twenty- two children ride the bus to school. We have enjoyed our lessons which have been made interesting through the use of projects, workbooks, interesting drills and contests. Our workbooks in English, reading and arithmetic have been very helpful. We have learned to play the tonette this year as a part of our music program. We have found it is an excellent way of creating an interest in music and helps us to discover talent. We have also learned to sing many pretty songs. Besides our regular reading text-books, we read Science Stories, Health Stories, The Boxcar Children and many other library books. The Cadiz librarian brings us new books every two weeks. 5310 DRY CLEANING JAMES DALLAS - JEWELER 54 v up 'E l ', 11-.....f A - lsg- if xl aff FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Nancy myers, Joanna Wiggins, Rusty McDevitt, Roger Palme r, Rebecca Albaugh, Betty Crimn, Virginia Armstrong, Judy Dickerson, Linda Lee Laughlin, Helen Williams. SECOND ROW: George Shawver, Sue Smith, Carole Linard, Terry Taylor, Russel Myers, Virginia Everhart, Earl Holskey, David Rice, Linda Lightner. THIRD ROW: Larry Horstman, Sandra McDevitt, Linda Austio, Linda Brown, John Grace, Judy Tope, Joyce Heidy, Marsha Henderson, Gary Cramblett, Douglas Myers, Shirley Barr. ABSENT: Oneida Smith, Donald Myers, Paula Johnson. Second Grade The second grade is having a reading club which is very popular. The idea was taken from Lois Liski.n's book, Cowboy Small , I-Ii there, boys and girls. Cowboy Small talking. Time for reading club again. We are going to have a rip-snortin' good club this year. Everyone will have a cut- out figure just like me, then after you've read and reported on a book you will have a bright, and 1 mean bright, piece of clothing pasted on the cutout. Every boy and girl in the room is welcome to join the club, all you have to do is read good books that you like, nothing hard about that, Then tell us the story, After you have read ten books, which sure aren't many, I'11 be all dressed up in bright colors. Oh! Imean you'l1 be! See you at the club meeting, pardner. Come in and see our Bar S Ranch Poster. SQUARE CURL JOHNSON'S BAKERY 56 his 'uf ' we , 6 '. O f .f We 1 ll fl- 'T'-, 1 J A ww.- Qzrlf V ' ' '.'.',.x'Pgh.,.v,,. N' 4.,.-a 0' ' --'- -- Rf' ' . ,Eu 5 ',5?,'3'Ql . L' 1 , -. al 'A ? . , W, W, y fx 15ef zfg, if - -N4 l ?2- 5 1632?-F Ui. . .4 huh Q 1 ff , XX f , ' ' , 5,1 1 ., A ' ' 'I ,Q gn: Y -' 1 '! Nl- ,A J? 4 40' lk, ,, --. ,-sf -pf: 'fl J rw, X41 ,Q ' , if 25 F ni' n 4 0 N51 3 l. u '1 n fl FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Barbara Custer, Sandra Hare, Nancy Wilson, Pauline Heidy. DON!! Burton, Carol Burton, Danny Trushell, Judy Thomas, Connie Wright, John Corbin, Charlyn Grace, Tommy Pfouts, Norma Bell, Rosernary Haines, Ralph Smoyer. SECOND ROW: Dick Abel, Dick Tope, Carol Bell, Jirnrnie Dowdell, Kenneth Ankeny, Gene Myers, Dick Davis, Albert Carpenter, Jeanne Edwards, Barbara Mc Donald, Vera Loy, Kathryn Pfouts, Bobby Hilbert, Patty Dunfee. THIRD ROW: Janet Noah, Tommy Brooks, Gloria Stull, John Mc Donald, Alec Brown, John Holskey, Shirley Jones, Donna McKlveen, Billy Phillips, Sally Greer. First Grade The school year of 1950-'51 opened with forty-one children enrolled in the first grade. ln this group there are eighteen boys and twenty-three girls. Twenty of these children are transported by bus. There have been three withdrawls, Peggy Beatty moved to Oklahoma, Tommy Graham to Arizona and Gene Myers to Shadyside, Ohio. Reading, manuscript writing, arithmetic, oral English and music are a part of the first grade daily curriculiim. Mrs. Harrison teaches the music period. The first grade has had a part in two assembly programs this year, the Thanks- giving Program and the Christmas one. The children were very much thrilled with their part in the Christrnas Program. They gave a little play When Santa Sleeps , in which all the class participated. BEST THEATER DR. VORHEIS 58 74, tf'-.-V,-'ifiig V Qsqf-' ,,,,,a W -. 8' 1 - , Q 'f' ' A 33? X ' V 'wif-572Hif5 Nl Iziinftj f .ft Qu? L+ ..w.. ' .7V't -m: 'E :: Xgffiain- W 'HA ' t+v'?f'f'?' ,- :V-ff: A ,. 57, ..,. Q 14, 1 IP '- 15' 'csv 'P v .rl '., ' . .annu- f, rf is 1 , ,I 'vu-1 flu, Irumfqwo-vw M 3 'Z' ! 1 , ,ii ,. 1. If , Y r Af' i'1Ti1 Xk P .,,., img 'Jas Bw.. .' it Q I In , - V...-.-. .,,.,,........-W --H ll E1 Y. 0 'Q w abd? 'Pfv I'1.I.lNHI'1cI HNIJ GNV NHSUOW N. 1 lhra 41115 Nan Markus' Jaan M as-tag TY MANAGER mcx spun-:R MANAGER BOB ROGERS BOB BUN DY JACK MARKLEY BRUCE HARRIS JIM ROBINSON RONALD GRACE 4.4 FRANCIS SIMPSON KENNY HARMON 62 DICK GIBSON I 4 I I fi I 3.-gm '27, .26 I2 51 62 35 30 V 21 1 I JERRY RA YIOND DU NFEE 'rnomvson COACH MANAGER BOB ROGERS Scio Sc 10 Sc xo Scw Sc zo Sc xo Sc no Scio SAMUELS Varszty Football New Athens Holhway Walnut C reek Bethe sda Hopedale Salme svzlle Fazrheld Bealsvxlle Won 9 Lost 0 BILL SPIKER l DUARD CHRISTIAN Coach Samuels has done a magnlfxcent job wxth hxs foot MANAGER DICK ball teams at Scio Scio has been undefeated ln football m twenty seven games They have been the League Champnon for the last two years JIM ALBAUGH SC IO ELEC T RIC FELBER BISCUIT CO. 63 ll PRATHIR SPIKE R - 1 I 7 20 2 9 1 Xi 7 . 3 2 ' 1 U 1 I Scio 12 Jewett 7 ' 47 13 ' 33 ' 0 ' Z7 6 ' 49 6 ' 41 13 ' 47 ' ' 6 ' Z0 ' ' 19 ' Z0 ' 7 J BOB ROGERS KENNY HARMON GEORGE CIIALL D IC K GIBSON DICK BONNIE SPIKER GRACE Sc io Sc xo Sc xo Sc io Sc xo Sc Io Sc xo Sc xo Sc io Sc xo fi E ii: D115 1 in. r' Reserve Basketball Carrollton Jewett Mt Pleasant Bowerston Dennison Hopedale Freeport Bethesda Franklin 403111 Wm I t Sc zo Sc xo Sc xo Sc xo Sc xo Sc no Sc no Sc xo Sc zo Sc xo MANAGER JACK THEISS -UM PRATHER 64 n U-- . DALE SNIDER Dennison Hopedale Newc ome r stown Ca rrollton Jewett Bowe rston Freeport Be lmont Bethe sda F ranklin MANAGER RICHARD MOORE Jlll IOBIEN JACK MARKLE Y GEORGE STARKEY JACK GATTS Na' N NORMAN HIBINGER VIILBUR HILBIZRT DICK HUGH Sc1o Sc1o Sc 10 Sc zo Sc 10 Sc IO Sc 10 Sc1o Sc I0 HOPE DALE Y ROBERT VAN GILDER MANAGE R JERRY TOM THOMPSON Mc GINN BILL SPIICIIR Varszty Basketball Jewett Mt Pleasant Bowerston Dennison Hopedale Freeport Be-the sda F ranklm Scxo Sclo Sclo Sclo Sclo Sclo Sclo Sclo Scxo COUNTY TOURNAMENT FRANKLIN CONNOT TO N VALLEY FREEPORT SC I0 JEWETT 65 Hopedale Ne wc ome rstown Carrollton Je wett Bowerston Freeport Belmont COACH SAMUEL5 Be the sda Franklm COUNTY CHA MPIONS BOB CONSOLATION 'UND' F? V -I' , ,jg QQXN wx is ' f 1 f- .il I Xsy' A, X D: 'fl 1' in ,h , V X X3 l Y Qi v I 1 , f X A , ' A ,, -A IS Scio 48 Carrollton 49 Scio 44 Dennison 67 f 4 ' 57 35 ' 40 38 . 4 ' 48 . 44 - 67 59 ' 52 54 ' 59 61 I L ' 49 ' 55 ' 60 61 ' ' 83 59 ' 55 56 I . ' 61 63 ' 53 60 2, ' 59 J. U. 67 ' 64 67 ' 51 59 ' 54 52 ' so ' 4.5 ' 83 ' 48 C f I' qv FIRST ROW : SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Bill Onslow, Jack Markley, Wilbur Hilbert, Dick Hugh, Bob Rogers, Kenneth Harmon, Jim Robinson, Dick Gibson, George Starkey. Coach Frank Samuels, Bob Bundy, Jim Prather, Tom McGinnis, Jerry Thomplvn. Dale Snider, Norman Hibinger, Ronald Grace, Bill Spiker. Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Baseball New Athens New Athens Flushing Flushing Agusta Carrollton Springfield 0 6 3 1 0 5 3 TOURNAMENT Tom McGinnis pitched two no hitters. Bower pitched a one hitter against Springfield. We'll have about the same team back this year and should be about as good. Won 6 Lost 1 Regular Season Won 1 Lost I Tournament C USTER PHARMAC Y HALL MOTOR CO. CADIZ CADIZ .imuimefwmif IB Undlgw Axim lp tune Alter Clynmii U I as-.wha iiffpffgi- Gr rn- tit I! 85' 5 m,fJS55Z. ,J F' rf ff f' Q' , I I 0 ' ' k-' A1 'U , md 1'- fi gf N II! ns, I Q' - ' fn 3-'V A- SLNCIW 'TJWOD N wi Q E 4? .tw ff' 'Sl -6' FIRST ROW: LII hlw: Roy Mallarnee, Nancy Worrell. Robert Brooks, Carol Umpleby, ' Mary lo lhlfman, Martha NOIIHIQ SECOND ROW: Robert Riggs. Gale HIIXI. Qld Iii, Tolnmy McGinnis, Alice Thomas. Student Council The Scio High School Student Council is the organization through which the student body participates in the government of the school and helps further those activities which are of most value. Meetings are held monthly. Membership is composed of the six class presidents and a student representative elected by each class. The officers are as follows: President . .... . . . .Tom McGinnis Vice-President. . . . Mary Jo Huffman Setretary. . . . . . Carol Umpleby Treasurer. , , . . . Gala Haines SLAGA FLORIST CADIZ APPLIANCE CO. CADIZ CADIZ I an-ll' FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Ruth Allensworth, Johann Stewart, Alice Flowers, Mnxine Woods, Shirley Wagner, Betty Bell, Nan Banker, Elsie Trushell, Sue Chalfant, Jane Iyer, Marilyn Thomas, Evabelle Everhart, Peggy Moore. SECOND ROW: Mrl. Stroud, Fairy McGlinsey, Iva Powell, Wilma Stull, Donna Crnll, Helen Shultz, Letty Thorne, Joan Murray, Louise Stull, Frances Garrett, Marian Blakey, Doris Brooks, Marilyn Crownoble, Betty Whiteman, Betty Senit. THIRD ROW: Patsy Pfeiffer, Erma Albaugh, Patty Moore, Mary Ann Trushell, Barbara Robinson, Mary AnnSnydcr, Alice Thomas, Joan McKissick, Blanche Greaves, Laura Barcul. Home Economics Club The officers of the F. H. A. Club are: President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Peggy Moore Vice-President. . . Barbara Robinson Secretary .... . . Laura Barcus Treasurer. . . . .Patty Moore Historian. . . . . .Betty Whiteman Reporter .................. Betty Senft Advisor ............ Mrs. Emeline I-I. Stroud The theme of the Future Homemakers of America for the year is Happier Homes, The Foundation of a Better World . The highlight of our last club year was our Mother and Daughter Banquet in April and we're planning a repeat performance this April. DR. MACK THORNE FARM BUREAU CADIZ CADIZ 71 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: David Nemeth, Jimmy Myers, Don Noah, Earnest Mizer, Eddie Myers, Francis Simpson, Fred Pfouts. SECOND ROW: Stuart Henderson, Ralph McAfee, Dick Gibson, Jim Abaugh, Robert Albright, Albert Crall, Sonny Pfouts. THIRD ROW: Dale Snider, Jack Gatts, George Crall, Fred Guthrie, Ralph Mason, Glenn Mizer, Richard Crites, Virgil Schoolcraft. Future Farmers of America The officers of the F. F. A. are: President ........ . . Jim Albaugh Vice-President. . . .Glen Miser Secretary .... . . Ralph Mason Treasurer. . . . David Nemeth Reporter .... . . . George Crall Sentinel ...... . . . Francis Simpson Student Advisor ............... Arthur Pfouts The chapter had several money-making activities. A donkey basketball game was played with a rival F. F. A. and Scio won 18-l 1. The F. F. A. planted 6,000 trees for Dr. Black at one cent per tree. Only one tree was reported dead. The Scio Chapter won the District l5 basketball championship in 1950, a banner was awarded by the district. The Future Farmers exhibit on hybrid corn at the county fair was awarded a Gold Medal rating. The Chapter Parlimentary Procedure Team won a Silver Medal at Madison. Team members we re Don Noah, Fred Guthrie Stuart Henderson. James Myers, Fred Pfouts and Earnest Mizer. In the F. F. A. Pest Contest the Chapter was fifth in the district of twelve schools. Other activities included initiation of nine Green Hands and six Future Farmers, a trip to Ohio State University, Farm and Home Week, a farm tour of the Fay Experirnent Farm, a hamburger fry at Tappan Lake Park, a trip to the State F. F. A. Convention at Columbus, and a trip to the Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station at Wooster. 72 .H 62,255 ,...r U FIRST ROW Left to Right L cy Smgha s E ma Alba h Pats Pf iff C 1 g y e er aro Umpleby SECOND ROW Juha Patterson Judy H re Sara Dodson Marilyn Cro noble Qabsentj L1brar1ans Scio I-hgh School is fortunate to have this splendid group of librarians They give their time and services without pay to the student body so that they rnay have the use of the library every period of the day The librarians deserve the thanks of the entire student body for their fme work during the past year Over one hundred new books have been purchased this year including a Britannica Encyclopedia and Webster's New International Dictionary. CADIZ HARDWARE THE CADIZ REPUBLICAN 73 i .s rx. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Sondra Thorne, Jane Edwards, Gala Haines, Lucy Singhaus, Betty Keck, Janice Wahl, Shelva Davis. SECOND ROW: Carol Umpleby, Kay Horstman, Doris Rogers, Marsha Greer, Sylvia Norman. THIRD ROW: Roy Mallarnee, Sue Bowers, Shirley Noah, Dick Spiker, Nancy Busby, Dick Hugh. O La tzn Club The officers of the Latin Club are: President. . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Hugh Vice-President. . . . Lucy Singhaus Secretary , . . . . . . . . . . Gala Haines Treasurer .................. Kay Horstman Socii Humanii Scionis, the Scio Chapter of the Junior Classical League has eighteen active members. The Latin Club had two social events at home during the year, initiation of our new members and a spring party at which the Jewett Latin Club were our guests, On February ZZ the club attended the Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetarium, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. During basketball season the Gods and Goddesses, with Richard Hugh as King Jupiter and Sue Bower as Queen Juno, gave a skit at the pep meeting. In our study of the use and meanings of English words we constantly go back to ancient Rome for the origin of words as well as for grammatical terms. Keep your eyes open: you will find evidence everywhere that Roman Civilization still lives in the world today. CORBAN'S HARDWARE ROTI-lEL'S TRACTORS CADIZ CADIZ 74 Speech Class Play ' V17 .9 cm I1 fi 3 if-'N f' . 1 . Encouraged by the success of Honest Abe , this year's Speech Class will present Allan Langdon Martin's great play, Smilin' Through , one of the most suc- cessful plays ever seen on the legitimate stage. As this page goes to press, re- hearsals are on, and plans are being rnade to present the play on two evenings, March 15 and 16. Principal roles are by: Virginia Pfouts, Nancy Albaugh, Marion Blakey, William Onslow, James Prather, William Spiker and Jerry Thompson. Other members of the cast: Marylouise Brown, Joan McKissick, Alice Thomas and Wilbur Hilbert, with some minor roles yet to be filled. Robert Van Gilder is Stage Manager l Norman Hibinger, his assistant. Alice Thomas is chairrnan of the Poster Committee, and the set is being built by the Industrial Arts department. A Z I 5 1 . -.J On Friday night, March 24, 1950, the Scio High -School Speech Class presented a three-act play, Honest Abe , by Charles George, as the climax to its unit in acting and play production. Honest Abe was a definite departure in play production, but audience response was warm and gratifying to cast and director. Bob Hugh was a most convincing young Abe Lincoln, and other members of the cast were: Floyd Bonnell, Dick Reese, Carl Scott, Gordon Bower, Bill Greer, Merle Foutz, Joyce Snyder, Tressa Garrett, Loretta Jacobs, Betty Robinson, Nancy Cope, Lena Albaugh, and Betty Perkins. The stage crew: Gordon Custer, Dick Moore, Jim Albaugh and Sidney Bundy. Make-up: Jon Naylor. 75 'if is wx c-..... :ws-Q... Harve Thompson Dale Hendncks Inset Howard Anguxsh Qresxgned John Eckley not m pxcture replaces Howard Anguxsh fx fv- MRS DOROTHY ausav Mas MAME mcxlsslcx 78 i . 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FIRST ROW Left to Right Gala Haines, Janice Wahl Mary Lou Schaffer Nancy Busby, Bett Jo Harrison, Julia Patterson, Shelva Davis, Jane Voorhees, Nancy Utt Carol Umpleby SECOND ROW Lucy Sxnghaus Mary Ann Norman, Margaret Voorhees, Thelnma Trushell Ka Amos Dons Brooks, Nancy Albaugh Joan McKxss1ck Frances Gotshall Patricia Albaugh, Kathryn Llnard Marsha Greer Sherry Thompson THIRD ROW Blanche Greaves, Shirley Noah William Onslow Roy Mallarnee Harry Horstman Donald Noah, Leroy Mercer, Kay Millinger FOURTH ROW James Prather, Mary Ann Trushell Marian Blakey, Barbara Robinson, Mary Jo Huffman Eddie Myers, Robert Van Gilder James Myers Mr Bortz, Director Donna Wagner. Belva Snyder, Kay Horstman Alice Flowers Jerry Horton Concert Band The concert band, very proud of last year s record, worked diligently to uphold its standard, and its members teamed together to insure a successful year Concentrated practice on solos and a desire to play music by our better com pose rs gave the band a foundation for better musicianship Members of the band competing in the Semor Contest this year were: Robe rt Van Gilder ftubaj, Bill Onslow Qtrumpetl, Nancy Utt fsaxophonej, Gala Haines and Lucy Singhaus Qclarinetl, Kay I-lorstman ftrombonel, Nancy Busby Qflutej. Those competing in the Junior Contest were: Margaret Voorhees, Thelma Trushell and Kay Amos Qclarinetj, Betty Jo Harrison Qflutel, Carol Umpleby and Marsha Greer fsaxophonej, Patricia Albaugh and Shirley Fowler QF:-ench hornj, Harry I-Iorstman fcornetj. Last year's ratings were: lst Division: Gala Haines, Lucy Singhaus, Janice Wahl, Nancy Busby, Kay I-lorstman, Betty Jo Harrison, Marsha Greer. Znd Division: Carol Umpleby, 3rd Division: Nancy Utt lSenior Contestl. Our band received a lst Division rating in our District and a Znd Division rating in the State Audition. 83 -pu ,...,... . Y V-.- .. 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