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

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,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

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'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