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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1969 volume:

X 5 .:' v ,, lf .3 ' ' air mf-V ' 823' , 1 .sw 1 g Fra' 'L .bw . F 'an 54-w My --v -My-t A IN ,- 9 ,, I x 55,1 Eu: Q The Loggers Log B8-B Table of ConTen'fs SENIORS ADMINISTRATION UNDERCLASSMEN MEMORIUM ACTIVITIES RALLY ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING 1 . .21 . .29 .34 . . .45 SPORTS .... .61 .85 . .91 . .04 ixTy- I nine James Sachet A friend is never known till a man hath -need. Class President wmv Wi ,,. Lenette Kirkpatrick Be friendly. It puts people off guard. Class Secretary Gary Reed . . . To each his own. Class Vice-President Virginia Halle Catherine Ader Patience is willingness to become what A merry heart makes a cheerful we can, not readiness to accept what countenance. we me' Class Treasurer Student Council Representative 4 P' Ronald Bacak There is no fire without some smoke. Miv- 'Wav- Carolyn Bacher Happiness consists of being happy with what we have got and what we haven't got. Joseph Burger The more you wantg the more you work. Sydney Bates Genius is . . . 1075 inspiration and 90'Z7 perspiration. Roger Bryant Sonia Imagination is the air of mind. Determination is 5 SUCCESS. Burton the easiest way to John Childress , Tomorrow never knows. Tommy Dain Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Lorena Clark Take things as they come. Bill Fields When you make up your mind to do i something, do it! l Gary Ebensteirier Vernadine Fitzgerald A little nonsense now and then, is rel- If we are ever able to love g, butterfly 1-Slled by the wisest men. we must care for a few caterpillars. 6 Bobby Gerard Many hands maketh light work, Carolyn Hamlin Here come da. future, der go da past. Sue's comin' down the aisle at last. FHL Georgine Harfl Keep smiling, it makes everyone won- der what you've been up to. Q Rachel Hayes Make a goal in life, and stay with it 'till you have succeeded. Cheryl Henry Sometimes one pays most for the things one gets for nothing. 7 Bruce Hill Nothing is impossible to a willing heart Jack Hinderliter NIXON'S the ONEM Barbara Johnston He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. Cynthia Jackson My mind is like my purse, full of junk I can't put anywhere else. Joseph Janota There are no great and there are no small. Diane Kreger The richest seasoning is the enjoyment of thinking of those you love. 8 Robert Koehn There is nothing new except what is forgotten. lf? R M Sharon Roofener Longfellow 'Make friends while you can, for some- day you may need them. David Lutgen Think before you speak or you may regret it the rest of your life. K fi Jack McDonald Smile, it can't hurt you much. Ladene McDonald I am ready for the future, but . . is the future ready for me? 9 Dennis MBSK ,Qs- Ramona McMillen He who talks least gets heard most is Elizabeth Miller A smile and friendliness is the 'root to all happiness and fun. Charlene Ray If I should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. Bruce Peery Pers-istency is a great element in success. Cole Ponder In my end is my beginning. Dean Rebmann Beware of the six-foot rooster. 10 Larry Reed It is easier to keep up than to catch up lf - v ii Roy Riihimaki Blanch Rousseau I speak truth, not so much as I would For. we that live to pleaseg must please but as much as I dare. T0 twe- Larry Roofener Live while you can, you'll die someday. ., L e 'NA' '..-.---H 1f:':'f,'2-nun' W :,.a,::,1'...-has Ah 'H Nil' nuns' f 'MQ 'NW' 1 . '.,.. :-.- ,, P! -:ff-'-:fi---'v' f!n.m!m.. - Thomas Spier By the work one knows the workmav. John Shepherd Karen Spoof I ll tar o caivft fail Let ignorance talk as it will, learning J,ey0ff,,-ggug1f,,eg1?:1Z-,S ' y u has its value. g I l Vaughn Sweet A man always chases a woman until she catches him. it se... Sharon Thompson If you plan to succeed in life, plan to study in school. Paulette Toews What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. George Vogel Fight like heck to win, But keep your head high when you don't. Bob Truin Kathleen Webster Anything is legal, as long as you don't A hard beginning maketh a good end. get caught. 12 4'?T'. ' Donna Wink If you want to make a success out of your education stand from the first not the last. Esther Zelenka Life is half spent before we know what it is. 13 Eloise Peaslee 'Make the best of what you have, it could be worse. First Row CL to RJ Paulette Toews, Bob Truitt, Rachel Hayes, Roger Bryant, Sonia Burton, Larry Reed, Carolyn Bacher, Jack Hinderliter, Cheryl Henry, Gary Ebensteiner, Carolyn Hamlin, Jack McDonald, Deanie McDonald, Bruce Hill. Second Row KL to RJ Joe- Burger, Lonnie Miller, Vaughn Sweet, Georgine Hartl, Tom Dain, Vernadene Fitzgerald, Ron Bacak, Sharon Longfellow, Larry Roofener, Ramona McMillen, David Lutgen, Esther Zelenka John Shepherd. Co-Valedictorian, Vernaclene Fitzgerald l Salutatorian, Cathy Ader Co-Valedictorian, Virginia Haile 14 First Row CR to LJ Dean Rebmann, Barbara Johnston, Robert Koehn, Cindy Jackson, Jim Sachet, Lorena Clark, Joe Janota, Charlene Ray, Syd Bates, Virginia Haile, Bobby Gerard, Cathy Ader, Chris Vogel, Cathy Webster. Second Row KR to LJ Cole Ponder, Virginia Wood, Bruce Peery, Lenette Kirkpatrick, John Childress, Diane Kreger, Bill Fields, Blanch Rousseau, Gary Reed, Donna Wink, Roy Riihimaki, Sharon Thompson. CLASS OF '69 l I l i Class President, Jim Sachet Guest Speaker, DV- AVSFVWO Rempel 15 Most Athletic: Chris Vogel and Deanie McDonald Best Dressed: Larry Rootener and Paulette Toews. Popularity Poll Most Likely To Succeed: Vernadene Fitzgerald and John Shepherd. Biggest Flirts: Joey Burger and Carolyn Hamlin M051 Masculine: Dean Rebmann 16 Most Feminine: Cathy Ader V f ' ff? Most Popular: Vernadene Fitzgerald and John Shepherd. .oil is -.w -wg .. sy, ' ww. f wg i V 5x..x43f'1,,a -,if .fx 3 a.,,,,Ai,.7g ,. , if ye V A f-W , ' 5152 if 'gi '1, are YQ me K 1 -1' 'N ll: 'll A ifgil' r ! . . ,..., iv-- 7 K- AV,' 7 Most Handsome: Bob Truiti Most Gorgeous: Paulerre Toews Most Friendly: .lack McDonald and Lenetie Kirk- patrick, , , ! . xxx . 1- X . A f A ,X Most Studious: Joe Janota and Virginia Haile Yer Cheaiin' Heart. Nixon's The one! .M is-as f':.,15f'z Iwi, . , 'g,?'ff'1f . My 1 1 2225. as 1 fe . , ffl ll Il-Ll' tlcflf fl . . w A 4' bfi ' 'X 2 if lflfffigl , , it VHS? W ,M . -we ,L vff. T. Seniors enjoy their skip day lunch. ' ' ,aw ,,-1, , . ,, , b- .A f A l nfl? V, ' - gi, , 'L Q Q f UN 'Sift 2lli5lq,ffl fi '.-E123 J Q , qw, QW ' f -i9P45f?i E111 fi S' slim .5-'eefgv . .yi 2 f.,,,:1 ,'r':3 4 ,'2q I Have SOl'T'le beans, BYUCS. . . all over my liolda body. Seniors ate their hearts out on their skip day. I Ch'ld , l'Il drink To that. Did you see that strike? 4 of a kind-you lose. Hop-a ong i ress 18 if Q Just a little self-defense. Senior ingenuity. R . ,. ,Q .-n.,5,, y N A gf igil - . fyy, if-S A if A 1 l t Q 5, , ,,f l i i 3 i x , Q4 I N A ,- .i , , 2 i f Jil. l , If i Qs, lk Lll ,,., 4 -l tx, E -,. Q I . - 3 What's the answer to No. 3. 1 5' ' ff Look what I found! Scio builds men . . . ,,, M ., W4., . V, , . .. 1 'Y ' aw 'Q, ' .. r'- ann.. 11 ' -X' Te? l ew,-tn. ' v V - ' -S ' ' A-v2l' . ' J ' , ,. If H if 5:53 ff jg :TQ H .zz .F -n' ' . i 1 , v 2 , - 5 'ge , my A i 'an ,pug , x 1 'I 5,3 I L N ' Nxt., W. A a -, .F 43+ fifikipi' . ' i i W .1 swim.: '-,,. .,-- - -f ffl' , z -'33 , I .EI ,535 i K 1-W, f,. fm 4 5 aff vfmnww t - 4121 ' ' pw' L- K nn-1 if' .Jn - K'- Lf v .ef Nw--f -i f-f e . .. H- if we www' ,.5??L-- ' M: 1 1 fw','f,'i'h haf? ii- mfg, , it i-,A .1 - , , 3 M A 4 53 fx N M W it if , tA.t 'f I i i . zv'w,,. Lx MVN Qu ' , A Scio Logger. I told you so, you 1 dirty rat! We three Kings. Ulm What a way to make a living! Our Sleeping beaUfY' 19 Mr. Leonard, my arm is stuck again. SENIOR CLASS PROPHESY One rainy day in April 1989, who would we see squirreling around down the streets of Scio Metropoli- tan area, but that world famous member of the Chevy Street Racing Team, Gary Ebensteiner. With him, his pit crew and drinking buddies, Bill Fields and Ron Bacak. In close pursuit is the local fuzz, Bruce Hill, in his Pink-Pussycat '57 Chevy. He has lust finished writing out a ticket to the town's only Hell's Angel, Robert Koehn and his trusty sidekick, Dirty Marvin Gerard. Other local gossip is that Vaughn Sweet was recent- ly fired as street sweeper for failing to keep his mind in the gutter. Now his wife, Lonnie, is forced to moon- light as a go-go girl at Rocky's. She takes the place of Donna Wink who was arrested last week. At the corner of Main and Cherry Street, a tall dis- tinguished looking man climbed out of his AA Fuel Dragster Cmade from old Corvair partsJ This is Jack McDonald, a professor at C.O.C.C. He iust left the Schlitz Brewery, where Deanie McDonald and Sue Hamlin are heads of the Experimental Testing Dept. Here at the High School, most of the old faces have disappeared, but there are a few people we know. Vernadene Fitzgerald is now the head counselor since Mr. Seine retired in 1985. And taking Mr. Jones and Mr. Chromy's places are those two grubby-handed rascals, Syd Bates and Chris Vogel. Kathy Webster now the new librarian has taken down all quiet signs. She has been quoted as say- ing l feel more at home this way. And finally, after all these years, Cole Ponder has finally run out of in- formation and is consulting his Funk and Waggonal's. Cheryl Henry, business manager at Shelburn Tech., also girls' counselor, is working with Blanche Rousseau, who is a special case, currently involved with Tom Spier who is principal. Many of the class of 1969 have taken their places in the business world. Some of these are Joe Burger, an automotive engineer, and Roy Riihimaki at Schweppes. Also Miss Georgine Hartl inow without bracesb is specializing in Orthodontestry in Scio near the old IGA store. Sharon Thompson and Rachel Hayes, who now own the Beauty School have as a student Cindy Jackson, learning grooming aids for horses. Also Barb Johnson, operating the wrecking crew in Scio. is currently special- izing in ditches. Many of this class of '69 have also become out- standing in sports. There is Jack Hinderliter, finishing his 17th season for the Leipzig Nazi baseball team, and Bruce Peery who is trying out for the Olympics for the 19th year in a row, and Larry and Gary Reed, the World Champion tag team wrestlers. David Lutgen, in the Olympic's Cross Country meet came in a defeated 42nd today because of gum stuck to his sneakers, at the starting line. At the meet Larry Roofener lost his big toe by accidentally shooting the starting gun off while aimed at his foot. Also in the world of sports is that great Grand Prix driver, Ramona McMillen, iwho is now in the process of rebuilding her carl. Now taking a more domestic road we find Virginia Haile, the lady physicist, is becoming widely known as Mrs. George Washington Carver due to the 106th thing she has learned to make using asparagus. She says she was inspired by her able and trustworthy as- sistant, Joe Janota. Grandma Bacher's sugar cookies are a big seller this year selling at 3c a pound. She is now becoming loaded and plans to spend more time cooking for her family. For community services we have Cathy CAderD Scott and husband who are currently in the Mission Field at Scio's slum area concentrating on Sonia Burton's new found AA. They are now working with a difficult case being none other than Esther Zelenka. The new manager of Scio's Museum of Art is Lorena Clark. She will give guided tours from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m to 12:30 on Saturday. And of course there is Paulette Toews who is the head of Scio's YWCA working for the good of Scio. Bob Truitt currently moved into his new business, being District Attorney with Sharon Longfellow pres- ently employed as his secretary. Congresswoman Charlene Ray is Scio's Favorite in the Senate and is trying to pass a bill to elect John Childress to be head of baseball doctors specializing in broken ankles. Also in the news of politics. federal troops were mobilized by President of the United States, John Shep- herd, to quell a riot by the Black Student Union at Scio High School recently. Of course some of the seniors of 20 years ago, didn't turn out too good. There is Tom Dain, a known Communist, Diane Kreger and Lenny Kirkpatrick were picked up recently for holding hands in a public place. Also sleeping in the gutter is the town drunk, Fat Al- bert Sachet. He took to drinking his senior year of col- lege and graduated magna cum loaded. And of course there was Roger Bryant, who met his untimely end a few years ago. He was seized by a fit of hiccups and bit himself to death. We truly hope you've enioyed this little visit into the year 1989 to see the success of your life and what is to happen to this .... the class of 1969. AdminusTra'non k M D nald, Mrs. Shepherd, Gary OFFICE STAFF - Standing CL TO NRI Paulette Toews, Cathy Ader, Jac c o R S Hamlin, Vernadene Fitzgerald, Cheryl Henry. Reed, Kathy Webster, John Shepherd. Seated QL to J ue LIBRARY STAFF - Back Row lL to RJ Danny Ponder, Alan Kessell, Don Lute, Jim Reddington, Sharon Thompson, Roger Bryant, Donna Rogers, Rose Commons, Don Doyle, Joe Burger, Bill Martmak, Syd Bates, Tom Fitzgerald, Ron Bacak. Second Row lL to RJ Linda Rebmann, Lonnie Miller, Lenny Kirkpatrick, Odie ' h S t Vogel, Cindy Jackson, Sharon Longfellow, Mrs. Thurston, Donna Wink. Front Row QL to Rb Vaug n wee , Bob Bennett, Dale Fields, Allen Olsen, Todd Tonkmv. 22 al' Mr. James V. Waggoner Superintendent Mr. Tommy Leonard Principal U t Ju? QQ-.gfsxya Mrs. Marge Shepherd Secretary L 1 Mr. Larry Mehl Social Sciences divx, Mrs. Betty Seine Counselor Mrs. Lucile Thurston Librarian 23 Mr. James Johnson C Typing - Driver's Ed. Mrs. Constance Martin Social Sciences Mrs. Mariorie Steagall Mr. Glenn Tadina Home Economics Band - Chorus Mr. Thomas Martin Vocational Agriculture Mr. George Moor Biology 24 Mr. James Cline Mathematics Mr. Ron Cross Physics - Chemistry Mrs. Janet Hanson Physical Education New A Mr. William Medlock Mrs. Zada Vose Mr. Tom Adams English - Speech -P Audio-Visual Physical Education 4 'i Mrs. Anna Coblentz English - Journalism Mr. Ballard Clowdus Arts and Crafts 25 5 1 l Student Teachers i Mr. Leonard r plays with dolls On Guard ! i Substitutes 35 is ,J Faculty Action Faculty Band Auctioneer ri, Sv E its Mrs. Steagall Teachers stuff themselves meiiaasxit, r s sis '-?'lis1Hf2?2iEf, ,z zipfii' i',i , i 1 l l Qi 1 3' rlls s riifft s ss e r ssru as f Mrs. Hanson Mrs- V059 Sourful look 26 1 , T- s 5 wget,-My. , , ,.s- . 4. K , 3 ez ' ei, 2 3! . E . is ' ' 1 The mother and the rich The old man They'Il never win an oscar .ff ' at ww Mrs. Martin explains the facts The iolly orange and black giant The Heroine mvegf'-s ,T M ' L1 - - ,, , i ' -. ' ' f ,iff I F ' , : fig V: qi. . ,rf . 1.3 , Q 'jf . V Teachers hanging on a line Grads return with Mrs. Seine Mr. Leonard Mr. Clowdus Mr. Moor Custodians Kitchen Help Mr. Frank Jones r 1 I, . a l , Mrs. Walters Mrs. Cloud Bus Drivers Mr. Ray Eshelman KL to RD Standing: Ronald Sommers, Marge Murphy, Bud Ellis, Georgia K McDonald. Kneeling KL to RJ Mr. Ryan, Ole Haugen, Jack Goar. 28 ite, Don underclassmen -9 E !!TA wwwj. tis. B' i 1 , A, s Linda Adams First Row il. to RJ Wes Hull, President, Brenda Lutgen, Business Manager, Fern Toews, Secretary, Donna Rodgers, Class Representative, Terry Staats, Sergeant-at-Arms, Second Row: Mr. Medlock, Mr. Martin, Advisors, Don Goar, Treasurer: Bill Marfinak, Vice President, Rick Webster, Sergeant-at-Arms: Mr. Clowdus, Advisor, Third Row: Mrs. Coblentz, Mr. Mehl, Mrs. Hanson, Advisors. 6' 4-If 1' X .e lf'7- Y ' - if A 1. :L f fm if-. . . 1 , :- - '. ' KNEE 'WL V H l 1 f KF' V 1745 - A :Ziff K , 5 3 ,lg ff: , ' Qi ' 1-fl, 1 wi . SYN l . f 1 1' ww wi gm Leana Brown . lliiyfffffi' -. xi 1 1 T53 isls M T h 1 B ,,is s is' ,. Q4 I A Q5 . , 1' , .si 'Ef:S.Zi 7.51. 7?ix.c,, Judie Dunn Tom Fitzgerald Thea Ron Corwin Tony Cvitanovich John Duncan da iDrydenJ Fixsen Barbara Gerw DOH GOBI' 30 Sandy Hamlin ag .11 5l ff L ,QQ Allen Kessell 'K' l fe Q 1699, . :s.,,,,ef Bruce McCown l vl ,514-5 Donna Parker Brenna Hayes . Arland Kunz 2' v'MN 1' A JoNell Miller 5+ ' . R, e. Y N. - 4' ,A if ' fc-QW fig, Danny Ponder Juniors Y 4 ' ' Becky Hoover Wes Hull L Q. . ,,,:f4a, ' A, A 5 his eg, 5 eff -5, ly 'q- , .,.. . pay-5 ' E s M Qxue, .v-, . , . .. , .- 'A Don Lute Brenda Lulgen ,322 1 L Q S' e ,V i J ,ns-l Bob M0SleY Linda Newtson Jim Reddington Donna Rodgers 3'l if D if Mike Jensen Q if ff! W 36 . if J 53,3 ll Bill Marfinak ,fr K 5 .. ' ff . ur- i ,, - ' fi? 5 A fzmex 152 5 Allen Olson Bob Roofener Kent Stevens ,, V ,,,. felis fi- K. ., we 2 is i we we S Gary Watson Juniors Arthur Rousseau 1 .x K r r Q is 'LM . L4 A .. lun A li. ' i it wr'-'V .. Ka he it V - fi iii? iii Joe Solis ' lisa-2,25 1, : ff 4 ' js. 'f 'Y M If 'W' ,X J I-if grew 'ff gym t ill , if :Will .' H ,, ff fm JI Tara Stewart Shirley Thurston Keith Webster Rick Webster 32 . - - X ,t L:-W:-,mf-..:tX1.my ,,t, S I M' 'f fm-lfefzzldilw w WHKYWS it Wm twig will 931 'icmztil if' RY tiwiiifi, r is if 5 'WML ' Af is gags i 4 4 25 15 - -5 lggll' t 1 . g,,.tlW, t L, ' . 4 ff -1 -X Kathy Speuhler Terry Staats . lim 1 ' mf K -5 af- rl E ESi5iQei'w- .S .fi-Eff' , if Q'ti13i'-If Fern -I-oews Kitty Tronson , N ii N .1 in 352 5-'15 Steve Wilder Cindy Wood A ' ' ' ony C. Don't fall asleep, Sandy. CW Mr. President. Tom and his trusty wheelchair. ' 4 E l 1 r , X X 36 Fil X. Did you say Karate? something? Y' , Concentration Y. Holding , xx 4 . 0 Q . up e 9 oo. - wall Ron. 0' 0 , f1' ff r l 'f A C . , . L3 if ,' f-5 TZXM-sun ' f 1.. .Z 1 Bw yn. ws 3 ' L-ef 6 Safari . -kifiiywj 1 V J W ,ysjf Strike! ! Four score and so many Is that l 5. l .Y Lounging in the lounge. years ago. Cindy? ...f . if Sure it's the right door, John? Working hard or hardly working? Another Strike? Adrian F. Horinek lBubbyJ June 1952 -March 1969 Bubloy was fatally iniured in a one car accident early in March. Bubby was a member of The Albany Elks boxing club for seven years and compeTed in 136 bouts, losing only- four times. A 34 I i r i 1. - fi, i if-'KLM aff Francene Adams arg. 5 me x is if K . Curtis Baker First Row KL to RJ Frank Montoya, Business Manager, Kathy Miller, Student Council Representativey4Chris LaBrasseur, Secretary, Francene Adams, Treasurer, Terry Grice, President. Second Row: Mrs. Thurston, Advisory Debbie Sims, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Adams, Advisor, Not pictured: Bonnie Burnette, Vice Pres. e f .ff 1, ' M , 1 :z . .. A i X fn , ., . i . -, K . - v- .x 9 t - ' P 2- i -2 ...QQ .5 .. .. .115 is X-fifty: ,sit ii' .t riff? 1 Robert Anderson Karen Barkley K ,- . ,4 Q, f. f H 4 f r i C B A3 whiter ' ' ' -I A j . f,k,- ' 1 to 4 'J W ff' Q A S' f PNY Bacher Vida Bagwell 4-ev 1-rf Christy Bishop Gary Boyanovsky 35 Becky Baker 1' .H IQ , - Y FQ, sw! . 535, , i Laurie Brown Q I .C V .dia J fi. AE ' L ,rn . ' I ., . . ,, i s zfsi f 7 C , l ' ': 5 '+:'T ' ':'f-., ' ' ,M N5-'E'fI.5 P'55liZ5 . if , i ,'5s 4Q My a - ir .. A V 1 gefsgifisgu, ,Sr J 5,-:my-f we wee iwmmawwv 55.292 3 i ,sms f MM 1 -S Lf- 3,1 i ,rw ,,Vjow2g,Si. 3 K Philip Bryant Q , 5 ,, T. , E, ' Wi' - 1 i vii ' .Eli i fi' A iii Bill Clark fry? 3' sxxffgh W , , . gi., V fi iii? J in - Charles Doran H i I '5 7:1 ,, iii ' i .,,. ,L J. N if Dale Fields JoAnna Burger av , full' -1 43: ag 5 i l . QV:- Q I Rita Cowan ii, . +- if Q We I f 5 lki,L EA W i imiml Don Doyle ' '- M , , I i 05' El 'l A W, ' I - 3 H is 2 Terry Grice Sophom ores V0 Bonnie Burnetve 5 W .1-g'1 Ml i if V l if Ywifx, fig e nh 4, r li 1 ' ' 1 ii i Q Cindy Cox fa .. 1- , . nfvaifi' ,1 NX ,li Eg. y i 4 ' ffl,-',, ' .wi fl ily is x I Debbie Dryden mm Randy Burris Louis Childress Steve Cox Dale Davis ,ss f - Lil' -.x 5 Q I ff fgfiiwrr' Wm- s Dennis Evans , , ,.,W,rY, i Betty Fields ' ',. in V . ,ii :gi V, f He, i 1 'qi i ,. fu, 'ff L!,g ' f , - K Wg A4 ,S 5 150, W -zimfzfis,-s ' - in - L Y . Q 1 Y il 0 Ie ,, I My S .. I Noel Haile Mark Heppner Adrian Horinek 36 f ,. N S ,4 ngxl, John Jackson J... 4 N1 is .54 - ,L ., '-, if 'I f 'ul ,,,.- N JY ,, . in Debbie Kingston Kathy Miller Sandy Parker SOPHOITIOYES f J ' 4 was A is ' 37111 .X Cheryl Jenkins Chrisline La Brasseur if sz: ye 55 A371 63 M HJ! Frank Montoya ' ,- -, M , M- J Ewa Q iii, , in Linda Rebmann .. - gk. j- ...se Kei , xx ,- A Judy Kalina 4.3 rij Q ,Q 5 4? 1 ' .1 s. Z 'CQ' ' J fa- x x Phyllis Mariani S1 ,- A J N . Richard Moore 7 1 f v. ,V we 4. Carla Reed 37 John Kauffman ,J U xi a 5 X W l , X , Jim McCown Dennis Morris 'xx John Roth , 3 A g , Jr , Z N ,A IN, KA 'K Mary Kessell , n, '- , ,.-1.1, 71 .,l W.- ly , I 'Pl 3 NVQ K .oz nifYbxx:y as 1 X 1 X lags A I in lila mix Lida McFarland fu ff m w dl, Q J X fiijyrrfy fl 'f ,ra 5 Paffv olds :rl , 'rg ..,r. V WE J J rr Steve Roth V-1 we , lr use 2 l K K 1 X 1 ' 1 ar K x ,Wil ffl 4-R fi 1 .r , 1:11 97 59,1 11:41 l I .2 55 M552 L fl will ' M if 1:2 ' Sophom ores ,Wm ,Q W- -WR af. 1' .. X . ,Q X X X 1 Sag rs. ,' f X- ., s lv' 31. mari ' ' A will 5. Harlan Scarborough L f xifggezqw' H e mf Peggy Spier 1- vs' f -i1wlllQgiSf1 , A 1 :fame L-. Randy Unrau X w fg N , , Y fl? 7' SASL SK? W, , f if M33 1 I gig A r fiffidli lf rr vi-ll ,A nal 4' r. .. ririlwrezr-i flls Belly Shindler Debbie Sims Lyle Sommer W ellrflqir' 'lf 1 ' ' ,. L , A , y 'r 4 , ., 'k'. K , ' 5 1 44 ,q,.,,s' i r E , fy, ' :El ' ,1, ,. f X VL: rpl wx xwg .. 1, 1254 if JoAnne Teigen Steve Teigen Brett Thomas Sfeve Trviff QP: ll W , ml Q W lffig M , 1- '- V 'A , Vs - I . W, If 'fly' l' fl' 3 lffr' ' l ' ' A A r f . 3 PM 1 We Elf nf ' M. o ri m. Eg - K y , . JR ll rf? '-e' f Q 1 Sandy Unrau John Vogel 38 Linda Walker SUSBFI Zellnlta l Who Scared YOU? Isn't that sweet! e fa. , air H-fs? Q33 5 l 'YC ,QW MZ- S'il2W-1fi?e'l '!Hii !'wiiif!'. 31fEQ ' ' V' S, Hia H417 - ,- V -n.. -' , . gf? -11,1-if' ,ff f 1, -I ,, -- Q1-'55, hgrgrim- j .31 , A at 1t 'pt1Zi2z3,Lf5':ff3g.gi -' -2? ff' ' , 'Q '-, Ig? gl QW' . if - ll: .Egg Q, V 551,92- M -' af w:g,B - fi ' il K .,.g, wg ' va., ga:-45, 1f1'5 2Lfj424w . , '. ' T7'--55. 'HT-fi , - gif' 1ff,.g1,, . V , rg - 'ji,3'ff-it - fargo f r Vasa' i Q H 3 JN 5 5 7 X 1 't' I Working hard, Lyle? J l ,. ri 5' 'X . not . 4 .. 1 , V73 TTI' 5 1 'V' 'K 4 V1 l u ' ' 3Z,ifl,j 3 -' t ,fd f t , , 'Nr fgmi, at l 5 W 'Y J 2 nl 6 ' . ' , if I 9 k ,fn gk 4 T, 5,4 1 E , avi X it P if , 'ga 1 i 1 f Qi, lux: Up, up, and away on the trampoline. Hold that ladder good! rt, Looks like Sandy could use a little self defense. Happiness is security. ' I Q T, W 'l 1 . Q Q 'i, 55? '5A sf to vi 5 ' if 1 J ' . , j A, .2 g ,Q ME MN X Drinking to the victory. Hit it hard! 17.23174 I' if: i 'f1',' - ' ' Mi? 2 Y .2 I' 325 ,-', ' 12 aff? Ffh A ifizfifl . 1 , .if ft , 1' H' T555 W ,- ff. I .5,.Uz.,,,., qt L. u 5 V V l -1 ' , it s Q as ,f 3 ,free ,i X we-, 'fps i if i Q r 5'-J ' we--ew,', A few hard workers enjoying the lounge . , 1 ff 'i,. -.. Do you always sleep with a Teddy Bear, Randy? First Row CL to Rl Mrs. Martin, Advisor, Marlee Underhill, Treasurer, Odie Vogel, Secretary, Janice Hull, Student Council Representative, Steve Mariani, Business Manager. Second Row: Mr. Johnson, Advisor, George La Brasseur, Vice President, Bernie Montoya, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jim Martinak, President, Mr. Moor, Advisor. .tw 1 f' M.. ' ill- k , -1 ' . .usb , lfivl2 ' . , V I , -I ' ,MF , 1- , 5 Z 'll-tax l F -W' ,ill ,,, 5 ,V , lf, ,,, I, ,Q - :,., , g I iiss i as -' jg Kg if , -, , V G'g,TQ,gfZQvfg7'tf x H ty- Y ff K ,o ,,,, , , . , X i Melody Adams Ted Ba,-gin, Gail Barkley Bob Bennett Vance Bissonnette 1 ,ig t ' -.ef , .,p- t:-ig , - , X w'f.1- 'ii':f,.15'.. i' .riff 7 f IV , . A i :ir 14' 1 ef: we f Q 'fe S vii -as Joe Boatman Jerald Branton Michael Branton Sherry Brown Bfenda BVYGUT 40 Terry Censky 4 l 4 3 Lora Davis A Candy Goar J 9 1 6 i ' ew .l .,., c Patty irish m??4fl I l Q 4 Xi jg? Xp' . r il Glenn Chase ff , A W E? Jim Eckstein , -A., . JQEN 4... M, , xxx it v..,X,?N Tom Gray , rx - if 5,3 , gl if Mike Janofa Freshmen G elif ii, W 3 Xgiiwfifig Monte Chase Y R eel, 1 f Q: A -ff f I' 'fl- 5, ,V Qjgz.s -Qddfgig Steve Ellis 7 40 ' Linda Hamlin Tfif 1,45-Q 4- V ' -fl 2 iif lg .lan Kelso 41 S' ,XX Rose Commons .-1: ,i,. if' .iw fi- 6 iw N, E, J Loma Freitag it 6 bb 'f,,,,m-Am-' 2, if , M , iiffffv- , LAM 4'i,,L we 3, Q ,X ,i.Xl5 Terry Harfl NX f I. . 1 A 1 1 2 f 14' ff' . ,gi swf +wwm5w J A Steve Corwin 41' . ri Q L ,W Y, J ' K. ,,k,i3 ., o. l fi t Q'J',x' .Y .Zig E John Geno I M.k 1 'ii f 1 ' if, ,Q x ' ' Janice Hull 41 .. Q' ,f . ' '.,, 5 A E fif 2l,.s 'Z e i' v, S K ' VV 'L,f,f- 5 Wanda King Steve Kuipers We ,f ' 2 79' J.- gf, ,Q 5 ' S ag Edward Kirasich A if id wi 1 i I vs I A. . -mgem 1 iw? f fvsus-K ' 2.2: .W T' e V if,i'?s?1e229xTKii7ffQ6yff1lf ,:sir:Wf1Wfi? S, My iy,iW!5ip,gJ5,6 ,M in ,mgfrkigy Mike M a n n Debra McKay we '54 X ,ii--'leeiifi-ilfffii, My ,S fa - -.,-w,.:,,g 7' t, 7 , . x i 2 Dan Peaslee S 1 v if 5 X 'r f' . , ' 22. ' as Steve Kunz xl' ,., . fi 4 Q i 1 535 .45 , ,M we .f si 'Q Q ifg ' E. i A 5 ui iz? iii Steve Mariani Bernie Montoya -W 'gg j' F1 1' A 5 i x kv Qi, 4 ing , iw1T7f5'!:If'i ' ' 'IEW ix, A 4 A David Peoples Fl'eShlTlel1 Debbie Kreger w A 'ii w X M, fi - . Jim Marfinak 1, M 1,1 Ci-.gf ii ' 9 is i -X ' 'Q' W , , 3 , . . - . . .5 Y . I . U . , ' ' 0 0 ' s ' 0 0 0 U U Q . 0 I Susie Murphy 4 f ,wr 1 . ' ' -MRM. X ' - -f'-5211, , E' . .9 4 f ' A David Peterson 42 2 5 iii - 7 5bf1i3it1QQ kffzgiki T 45 'ii George LaBrasse.ur gigfggmrwgefiifgt -1 ' ' ':fSTw3re5?fz,2,jff?f'i iff , fw is-f. Q-Sf 2 if . . W1 . M il- ,J ' Tom McMillen Don Newtson i , 5 ,,. i V- g. 1. 'uf . Qt' 'viii :,. ,ff?iigQf zlfifu ' I . 2 'fi 1- i Theresa Pournelle 4 f 1 ,uf .ii W, if . 11 i ,gi .gr . ,, , -iigif i yf' .v fyhk , M S., 1 g Dennis Larsen Fa f , ' 1 '4- 11 J' .Qi i -Q di, ,,,,. .V.k I Sandy McFarIand Q '. I , w r , Fw uw.- .iii , I ifi , 4':i QPEQQ A M 3 4 X Mig, ', gi, Judy Oliver , b Y WSW' ' 6 fy- I X ,gf . 12:5 A .V me ni! Robin Rickel .f . 'N- X wr ... is Wanda Rodgers Jeff Roth -I 4 ' if viii V ,Q W la' W W iv -we W D il 2 - , , x Q-i'L ' . fr H Q :A te ,p ' jr, ,',, , Q' ifg 3 , K M Daniel Rousseau Cathy Samuel T ,. VY any X Brad Tedrow Gary Teigen if 'Wi , Q' ., 9' me 9- 1 Aggie in ' if Leeota Vogel Troy Watson ! i 1 K 'fs f s , 3- I 501' lil D t Kenneih Roth .1 V, Ei X Dave Roofener W J' D ig x A ' , aphne Shelton h . I - 'V i V Jeff Sforie A, af' i Q X iii ii i af Todd Tonkin K QM wi 1' ps. .Q KW, , l 'iL'.Llf f :qz K ' ' Marlee Underhill Leo Wink . Q' ,f , 4 K. ras s x A , lg he N Terry Wood Emily Zelenka v, ,-A , cute V 4 4 Eli Jw? M5 ll Jim Roofener Si ,Q L if E-'J David Tabor Q S fl iilae il I Janehe Underwood Barbara Wyman 3 1 EZ i A3 , v , J 5 . ,bl in l ,. , j I y , . if I K kk VI .ww , 3if1, i'- 3215-iii ' A 'k,h:- J 'Q i-if tif Pretty Smile George. i ' What diol you say the number is? A kiss from a Senior? Did you say something? Show us your muscies Linda. A lot of hard workers. Steve with Sophomores. 44 ll. A very stuolious class. Let's try a little self-defense. Jett's in a hurry to the lounge ACTIVITIES Senior Princess, Leneiie Kirkpatrick H 0 Nl E C 0 Nl 1968-69 I Senior Princess, Marge Brown i Junior Princess Cindy Wood Sophomore Princess, Phyllis Mariani Freshman Princess, Marlee Underhill 46 ,fi K . . Homecoming Court deft to Rightj Marlee Underhill, Phyllis Mariani, Queen Vernadene Fitzgerald, Lenette Kirkpatrick, and Cindy Wood. Queen Vernadene Fitzgerald Vernadene is crowned by Mr. Football, Larry Reed. 47 POWde I' Puff FO0lbalI The Victorious Grid Iron Girclles pose for a picture. 1 -Mai Sue Hamlin tackles quarterback Deanie McDonald. Frank Montoya yells for the Grid lron Girdles. Mr. Cline gives Terry Hartl a few hints. 48 Cheerleaders take a rest. We only have two more quarters to go through. Mr. Cross explains what they were doing wrong. Cannibal Queen is a three act comedy farce centered around the mistaken identity of a live cannibal Queen. ln order to keep his iob with the paper and his girl- friend's love a young reporter made up a story, based on true facts, about a Cannibal Queen. He substituted his girlfriend for the Queen but confusion broke out when the real Queen showed up. Ju-Ju gets hungry before dinner. Daisy cleans the place up. Senior Play Cast of CANNlBAL QUEEN Deanie McDonald ..... Daisy Mae Comfort Chris Vogel ......... Allen Kent Bob Truitt . . . . Bruce Clyde Bill Fields . . . Lucious Long Virginia Halle . . . . . Brenda Day Sharon Thompson . ...... Ju-Ju Gary Reed . . . . Prof. Cornelius Kent Cindy Jackson . . . . Mildred Wade David Lutgen . . . . Robert Freemont Vernadene Fitzgerald . . . Mary Freemont Cheryl Henry . . . .... Julia Boyd Kathy Webster . . . Eugenia Sherwood Carolyn Bacher . .... Mrs. Craig Eugenia was thoroughly convinced that Brenda was the real Ju-Ju. Ju-Ju prays for rain. Coaches vs. Harlem Stars Mr. Martin guards No. 24. No. 24 makes another basket. The coaches sponsored the Harlem Stars Game to raise funds for the orange school iackets that the school bought for club members to wear on school- sponsored activities. No. 27 iumps for a basket. Shovvboat has a hold on Mr. Johnson. You want this ball, Mr. Adams? 50 Junior Class Play Sophie grabs Catalpa. Bill Martinak . Sandy Hamlin . Cindy Wood . Leana Brown . Kathy Speuhler . K. C. Webster . Brenda Lutgen . Ron Corwin . Arthur Rousseau Brenna Hayes . Cast of MOUNTAIN GAL ....Oby . Maria Lindsay Patokah Lindsay Peggy CDee Deei . . . Sophie . . Mr. McKay . Mrs. Gordon . Mr. Gordon . . Perrin . Catalpa The three act hillbilly comedy, Mountain Gal, portrays a domineering homespun woman, her lazy, ludicrous husband, and her adopted daughter, who after many hilarious situations, is finally reunited with her real parents. I iust wanted to ask you to marry me, Sophie. Patokah gets kicked by old Maud, Patokah still can't get that old car fixed. Perrin introduces himself to Patokah. l've come to see Mrs. Lindsay on a matter 51 of business. The National Assemblies l Foy shows his talent on the unicycle. Los Malerbas dance for us. She laughs as he makes a face for the picture. She claps as he dances. The Rhythmics show us a dance routine. Foy tries to balance himself A puppet show of Louis Brail. Foy does another trick. 52 Larry Reed bites the dust. Dllhkey Baskelball Ron's The one with The shirt-- not the Tail. Larry Reed, outsmarted again. No Bill, you sit on it, not lay over it. Hard To Tell which are The donkeys and which aren't. Sophomore score 2 but they lost anyway. Junior - Senior -4,006 74 Pl 0l'h 1968-69 Wes is Master Deanie and Jim dance the King 84 Queen's Dance. Queen and King and Court pose for a picture. of Ceremonies. Of! , 066 Princess Georgine Hartl, Princess Sue Hamlin, Queen Deanie McDonald, Princess Vernaolene Fitzgerald, Prin- cess Kathy Webster. King Jim Sachet, Prince Ron Bacak, Prince Bruce Hill, Prince John Shepherd, Prince Joey Burger. The Royal Court ioins in. Band plays the Queen and King's Dance Apple blossoms set The theme for the Prom. is I Dancing is good for your blood. WhaT's this? Rick asking Larry 'ro dance. ,H , , Y M ,QQ 1 , gsm 'ii ' N A very enjoyable evening. Sandy enioys The prom and Bruce enioys Sandy Deanie and Jim pose for a picture. Pillars holding up The siars. 55 Junior - Senior Banquet .. :Jr M., TF? VI mi sr' is The theme tor this year's Banquet was Moon- light and Roses. The banquet was held at the Scio Grade School Gym. Master of Ceremonies was Wes Hull, Junior Class President. Banquet Chairman was Sandy Hamlin, who had the help ot Class Advisor, Mrs. Steagall. The Banquet was enjoyed loy both Juniors and Seniors. .Q . ,gr xi., ' Wes takes the lolo of Master of Ceremonies. f ' . 'f' 'i.gf..v- f--f' W 1 R Mr. Medlock gives a very touching speech. M AQQI Jim and Virginia read the Senior Wills. ' as v' ..-. '.-. 0 vt l ' L ...al gl i s f Bill Martinak poses as Prickly Thorn. The head table enioys the meal. Both tables wait for the meal to be served by the Sophomores. 56 Lamb and Woo I Fair 1968-69 Each princess received a corsage the day they were chosen by the Student Body. 31. Barnie Keep is Master of Ceremonies at the Coronation. i l l Vernadene was chosen Queen at the Coronation May 23. The Queen and Princesses wait for the parade to begin. 57 Escort Bruce Hill, Princess Sue Hamlin, Escort Joe Janota, Queen Vernadene Fitzgerald, Barnie Keep, Escort Bruce Peery, and Princess Lynette Kirkpatrick. The Princesses and Queen pose with a few lambs to get into the spirit of things. Lion's Club holds an Auction Lamb Show Day. First prize in the float contest was West Scio Grocery. OW V '-PMat-swoon1sr.FAsfRrrfrlrfsf2f1ff.iifzz.w. dl , ff I jf 1 ,r,' Vida.. -V K.-2: Hi .vw K V--kW:.k- ki- Z. . A' if .0-, Va Q. .QL W Z? 4, V?T'!M::5 T . . r,1,ss . rrls ssrl i Q y W1 ,ps be sssrrlss y - Despite the bad weather many people attended the parade. Scio Booster Club had a big Lamb made for their float. The Princesses and Queen enjoyed Loggerettes led the Scio High Band through the the showing of the sheep. parade. 58 Mr. Johnson is awarded a Texas size heart at the Valen- tine's Day Pep Assembly. Coach Johnson congratulates Vernadene on doing a fine job in supporting the team. The Varsity players are also awarded with a heart-shaped cookie for their great efforts. Special Pep Assemblles 1. ' Varsity and J.V. join together with yells. They pause a moment, while Cindy does one of her fam- ous Woodbert's Commercial. ., Coach gives Verna- Mrs. Nathman counts while Mr. Tadina goes on to victory in the jelly bean race. d Th k- k' . Vernadene receives kisses from fjrnecaooggg ylggq 'EZ An embarrassing question, Coach? both of the losers. her date on the Daf- ing Game. Freshman have a computer dance. Everyone finds a new partner. Kind of hard To Tell who's with who. , . l JoAnna finds BreTT as her l l Sue sings along with The records. marching number. Allen dances with Chris. P I H Front Row CL to RD Joe Burger, Bill Martinak, George LaBrasseur, John Duncan, Steve Truitt, John Vogel, Steve Cox, Lyle Sommer. Back Row CL to Ri Ron Bacak, Chris Vogel, Jack McDonald, Gary Ebensteiner, Bob Truitt, Joe Janota, Larry Reed, Larry Roofener, Gary Reed, Syd Bates, Coach Tom Adams, NOT PICTURED: Coach Jim Johnson and Bruce Peery. Vafslty Football VARSITY SCOREBOARD JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Scio 6 - Colton - 6 Scio 14 - Colton - O Scio O - Regis - T3 Scio O - Regis - 6 Scio 0 - N. Marion - 27 Scio 33 - N. Marion - T2 Scio 26 - Gervais - 6 Scio 35 - Gervais - O Scio 6 - Santiam - 26 Scio 25 - Santiam - 6 Scio O - S. Academy - 26 Scio T2 - Stayton - 33 Scio 6 - Stayton - 33 Scio 37 - Jefferson - O Scio T3 - Jefferson - 20 Scio T2 - J.F,K. - 20 J.V. FO0lball Front Row QL to RJ Bruce McCown, David Roofener, Jimmy Roofe-ner, Gary Larsen, Frank Montoya, Bernie Montoya, Adrian Horinek, Brett Thomas. Back Row KL to RJ George LaBrasseur, Steve Mariani, John Geno, David Peoples, Ken Roth, Ron Corwin, Terry Grice, Jim McCown, Lyle Sommer, Coach George Moor. 62 Gary iCub1 Ebensteiner Off-Def. Tackle 3 Years Varsity Squad Ron Bacak, Off. Guard, Def. backer, 4 Years Varsity Squad Inspirational Player 19683 Mention Capital Conference Guard 1967, Hon. Mention Linebacker 1968. I Line- Most Hon. Off. Def. Syd Bates, Off.-Def. Tackle 4 Years Varsity Squad Hon. Mention All-State Center 1965, Capital Con- ference All-Star Def. Tackle 1967 Outstanding Lineman 19675 Hon. Mention Tackle 1968. Bob Truitt, Off. Halfback, Def. Line- Joe Burger, Off. Wingback, Def. backerg 3 Years Varsity Squad. Safety, Mr. Football 1967. 63 Larry Roofener, 2 Years Varsity. Larry Reed, 3 Years Varsity Mr. Football 1968 Outstanding Back 1968 ,A,,, , . :La12.?li3,, ltflfil. W f '41, farm. ,?r,3,m5 il Gary Reed, 3 Years Varsity Capital Conference All-Star Off. Center and Def. Linebacker 1968. Hon. Mention Guard 1967. Most Inspirational Player 1968, Det. Cap- tain 1968. ri , 'ip ,-5.1 va., . , far.-,f-1 ,1 V , - . . tLp..r,.41.M.,g,1l ' ' -LL. It 157-'r'i5f'4l1 3 Ht., -aff., ff .. A-1 , wi' ,Q-:ag -fit ga- f,,,1,,g,?pw?3M-wfgt ,W f- ti.:w,.,,,g ,g4,.l?1f?if'f,Q1'wifi if ' wif fx?,-f1Mf'l'.f'?iE'9a rL'iii3'iE??1fSliAi5'5ifW Wa it ' 2' we , 1 1, .R-A A V 4 L ,V LV kv v L ,UW Q . 1. , L 1: k , - .. 1 r'r,sQ21g1fi:'ffr' in it f'1:ffm -' ' ,. ei, fy ,ag at Qi' r i 'wiffi , -.tit er it 8 1 ' . C ss 1 ze, ,Q ? , ' g s.g v,', K W' V 7 . Joe Janota, 1 Year Varsity, Capital Conference Hon. Mention Middle Guard 1968. 64 Jack McDonald, 1 Year Varsity. Chris Vogel, 4 Years Varsity Capital Conference All-Star Off. Tackle 1967. Outstanding Lineman 1967. Capital Conference All-Star Guard 1968. Outstanding Lineman 1968. Off. Captain 1968. Loggers get much needed first J. McDonald gets pass then moves up field for extra yardage. ' , 4, ' bf ...al-e A , . . . down. IUITIQQOI' P --I0 Z0 alN Ahh X 9 i , A Mt l . il . 5, 'H . fs Q X , N Coaches give Martinak last minute talk before game. 4.11- Q ., r 3 ,fax W ! 4 ...f- ' 1. sf ,. .4 i wi f Q t, B. Martinak gained only four yards on this run around end. rs 'R J M S. Cox Cwith ballj finds a big gap in op- ponents defense and drives for first down. . ,.,i Martinak OOD breaks around encl. 65 4. ,A Loggers stop opponents short of first down. J. Janota and R. Bacak close in for kill. David Lurgen, Senior Cross Country Runner. 1 l Standing KL to RJ Coach Ron Cross, John Jackson, Steve Kunz, David Lutgen Steve Corwin, Randy Unrau. Kneeling CL To RJ Jeff Storie, Mike Janota Jeff Sforie, John Jackson, Randy Unrau. Speedy runners. John Jackson and David Lurgen. 66 Front Row KL to Rl Chris Vogel, Bob Truitt, Rick Webster, Bruce H ll Jack McDonald M ddle Row CL to RJ John Shepherd, Roy Riihimaki, Bill Martinak, Wes Hull. Back Row L to R7 Arland Ku z Coach Jm Johnson, Joe Burger. Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio - Crow - Crow - Mapleton - Cascade - Gaston - Chemawa - Jefferson - Detroit - Woodburn - Regis - Santiarn - N. Marion - Gervais - Salem Academy - Jefferson - Woodburn - Regis - Mapleton Santiam - N. Marion - Gervais - Salem Academy 67 s E N Rl EQ VR 'E w John Shepherd Joey Burger Jack McDonald Guard Guard Forwa rd Chris Vogel Center Roy Riihimaki Bruce Hill Guard Forward 68 Bob Truift Forward VHA AQC ROT Spl I 0 T N A .v if .-. xx , Manager-Ron Corwin. Coach Johnson explains a bit of Logger Strategy to the team. i on B. Hill shoots over his opponent for Tangled arms grope for loose ball. lwo' Loggers' J. Burger Cl5l B. Martinak Wes Hull OOD lays in QNS y g two points. rf - J. Shepherd, 1202, B. Hill C505 put stopper C. Vogel has pained look on his face as on Husky. he protects ball from his opponents. 69 Logger Action Martinak shoots for two points. Webster goes high to win tip-off. Burger breaks past opponent for easy lay-in. Ball goes in as Webster comes down. Shepherd goes around Lion to score for Loggers. Vogel gets screen from Webster and finds his mark. 70 McDonald finds opening in a pack of Greyhounds. Webster goes up with ball Coach Johnson introduces the team. Hill goes high for two points. w. Vogel shoots at basket. Wes Hull waits for rebound. Webster gets two more. 71 Webster fights ball past player. Shepherd lays in. Riihimaki puts in two points. C. Vogel shoots ball. Roy Riihimaki trys to block shot. B. Hill stretches to hoop. l ' J .- I l J. Burger trys to score. X ll, l B 1 Wolverines harrass J. Burger. 72 R. Riihimaki lumps high for shot J.V. Baskelball KL to RJ Bruce McCown Ken Roth, Randy Unrau, John Jackson, Terry Wood, Lyle Sommer, Glenn Chase John Vogel, Terry Grice, George LaBrasseur, Tom Gray, Mike Janota. KNEELING Coach George Moor Freshrhen Baskelball 7523 40 e 4 4 FRONT ROW QL to RJ Jeff Story, George LaBrasseur, Jimmy Roofener, Don Newtson, Mike Janota, Tom Gray, Danny Peaslee, Steve Mariani. BACK ROW CL to RJ Mike Mann, Dennis Larsen, Ken Roih, Tom Mac Millan, Monti Chase, Glenn Chase, Steve Kunz, Terry Wood, Coach Tom Adams. 73 Basketball Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD 37 Crow - 23 Scio 21 Lebanon - 29 Scio 29 Crow - 15 Scio 28 N. Marion - 15 Scio 34 Mapleton - 53 Scio 25 Cascade - 42 Scio 27 Jefferson - 41 Scio 52 Detroit - 39 Scio 30 Woodburn - 61 Scio 14 Regis - 73 Scio 28 Sanfiam - 45 Scio FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Scio 28 - N. Marion - 17 Scio 51 - Regis - 37 Scio 29 - Samiam - 63 Scio 44 - Cascade - 24 Scio 45 - S. Academy - 43 Scio 30 - Srayton - 70 Scio 34 - Jefferson - 25 Scio 41 - Regis - 38 Scio 36 - Sanfiam - 41 Scio 44 - S. Academy - 29 Scio 17 - Sfayfon - 93 Scio 48 - Jefferson - 41 Scio 42 - Lebanon - 52 Scio 51 - Regis - 47 Scio 31 - Cascade - 29 74 21 23 15 N. Marion Jefferson Gervais Woodburn Regis S. Academy Maplefon Santiam N. Marion Gervais S. Academy ff N-aw CBack Rowl Coach W. Medlock, Brett Thomas, Terry Sfaats, Dean Rebmann, Jim Sachet, Arland Kunz, Glenn Chase, Jack Hinderliter, Harlan Scarborough, Coach R. Cross. CFront Rowj Manager, Jim Roofener, Bill Clark, Tom Dain, Eddy Kirasich, Joe Burger, Mike Janofa, Mike Mann, Don Newtson. Coach William Medlock Baseball Head Coach Ron Cross 75 Jack Hinclerliter - C.F. Jim Sachef - IB-C.F. m Joey Burger - S.S.-Catcher. Dean Rebmann - P. - IB. Tom Dain l-'F 76 BASEBALL C O N t S-T-R-l-K-E ONE! Players watch opponents warm up Don Newtson falling over. Safe! Poetry, standing still. The Bl9 Plat'- 77 Dae? Front Row CL to Rl Bruce Peery, Randy Burtis, Frank Montoya, Steve Corwin, Steve Roth, Steve Kunz, David Peterson, Jim McCown, Ron Corwin, Brad Tedrow. Back Row QL to Rl Mr. Johnson, coach, Don Doyle, David Lutgen, John Jackson, Syd Bates, Mark Heppner, John Vogel, Steve Cox, Terry Grice, Randy Burtis, Leo Wink, Steve Truitt, Larry Reed, Chris Vogel, Mr. Moor, Coach. TRACK Randy Unrau takes first place in mile. Start of the hundred yard dash 78 I! Q 'av 'T 'ikhsea Relay Tealfl CL to RJ Jim McCown, 2 mileg John Jack- son 2 mileg Randy Unrau, I milep David Lutgen, 2 mile. CL to RJ John Vogel, Terry Grice, Randy Unrau, Steve Cox. , . y -5.74 M 8,55 ,. W A , Q 1. 'eff 3 2a'5P:w-QQ Mark Heppner and Steve Truitf H U I' d I e I' S Distance Runner Steve Corwin. -Q Track , ff .. ' 3 ' j 4 Q .,,, X , Q , X , K i 1' - .3 x ' . wwf ' A .,, iw .V J V i??gig :,Q 'Qg :A fig, ' 1. .. 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Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio Scio 15 - Cascade - 15 13 - Regis - 4 15 - Chemawa - 14 - Sanfiam - 15 - Saniiam - 4 Girls Volleyball VOLLEYBALL SCORES - Jefferson - 7 13 15 - Sacred Heart - 15 13 6 - Chemavva - 15 15 6 - MT. Angel - ? 82 Updm., , -1 ,. ....-.e-:.,,-2- I-IN T V U ,L P.. ..,-3,4 Standing lL to RJ Candy Goar, Sandy McFarland, Terry Harti, Susie Murphy, Debby Sims, Linda Hamlin Marlee Underhill, JoAnna Burger. Kneeling QL to RJ Judy Oliver, Theresa Pournelle. Girls Track , ' vb' we A ,-.,gg,,--'JW' -4 .A N - , 'ff , if ' ' X' ,Am f 'f' My-4, , 3.5 ,,,w-xnv:if??rr,3:,1wm,W I It fit., ,:.Q3gQ,2r-,'.f3,,- g I '55, r w-,wQ27. 'if va us, ,lm ' - L ' ' f- l .wi ' 'WG-5'-T?-f '7?dfw Q:-M 1 -3-ill - , 4. I We rr . , , Y- Q . A , 'H uw, r r' F- ,mf -5:3 .1 ' 1wMz,j'21E,1:ef,., ,. Y, ,-QM , ,,., ,, 1p Sprinter T. Haril i ' ' 1 W W - T, ' ,L akai-X 42Wv'I'if1n-Ar.M:-'33, f5'eg,Q,,f Wg Milers, J. Burger and C. Goar 83 Debbie Sims JoAnna Burger Girls Track Action Theresa Pournelle Sandy McFarland 84 H Y V A RSIT v ' 4141 v,,vf .k . Li 2 3' sr. 1 1 :z 1 1 1 zz T1 7' ' E : an 4 T 9-rf op to Bottom Vernadene Fitzgerald Fields Queen- King-Bill Wood Chee Cindy rlead 1 'Y-x XTR ii -f 45: 'N B J . 5 1 ji v 1 iw 2,3 -,gaizf .hff sfsf , H P-if :M ' 5? ' 1? 425 , -if 47211511 fffll - QL to RJ Phil Mariani, Chris Bishop, Patty Olds, Kathy Miller, Sandy Parker. Junior Varsity Cheer leaders 'V WJ , , f,,-L 87 Top Row CL to RJ Brenda Lutgen, Sandy Parker, Patty Olds, Lenny Kirkpatrick, Linda Adams, Chris Bishop, Sandy Hamlin, Kathy Miller, Debbie Sims. Third Row: Kathy Spuehler, Virginia Haile, Diane Kreger, Sherrie Brown, Candy Goar, Cindy Jackson, Phill Mariani, Patty irish, Theresa Pournelle, Second Row. Loma Frietag, Donna Parker, Marlee Underhill, Janette Underwood, Barbara Wyman, Susie Murphy, Melody Adams, Odie Vogel. First Row: Francene Adams, Judy Oliver, Chris LaBrasseur, Cindy Wood, Bill Fields, Vernadene Fitzgerald, Debby Dryden, Debby Kreger, Janice Hull. Pep Club gzsyg.. . f . A Q i'f':t gui.-, W -its - , , P 331384, 7 ' .. . ' itzj gfygftfjt iifilgg- i fififii ., ,Sri , , y if C syst 1,5132 iilf vt fx - Q : Y t'- ' J . Z t a 1 22 'sst . ,iei QQ o f Mrs. Hanson, Advisor. 1 'yits Jtyy Secretary: Francene Adams J 22 7 T 'lri , t -,f Y' ,f 2 ' C 1 i . Q - President: Vernadene Fitzgerald. 88 is Pm, ,,.- K-:,n41MQg.,,.-i,.4..,..-,..,-W ma. - JU- 1 v x rv- ' .:,-n'v-- - ' rvmea.. gif: M' - E ,f.a.- . mln' x fi .9 Q-Qian?-:.'.f-vw ,VSV ,Pig XQfQ f FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - Barb Wyman Ctopj Melody Adams, Susie Murphy, Marlee Underhill LOGGERETTES - Debbie Kingston, Mary Kessell, Debbie Dryden, Debbie Kreger. 89 . Show your Cindy, a tree? muscles Chris. Flap your wings girls. Barbhas a wonder- ful voice. 90 Wild looks Cindy gets ready fmm for a Freshmen. , t. A Train of freshmen. Wee! l'm a Bird Jump, Jump. Bill shows his strength Top Row KL to R7 Janice Hull, Jim Sachet, Georgine Hartl, Deani McDonald, Bill Fields, Vaughn Sweet, Gary Reed. Second Row: Larry Reed, Charlene Ray, Donna Rogers, Lonnie Miller, Dean Rebmann, Chris Vogel, Chris Bishop, Kathy Miller. Third Row: Cheryl Henry, Virginia Haile, Paulette Toews, Principal, Mr. Leonard, Advisor Mr. Mehl, John Shepherd, Syd Bates. President, John Shepherd: Treasurer, Virginia Haileg Secretary, Paulette Toews, Business Manager, Cheryl Henry, Vice President, Tom Fitzgerald. typical Student Council meeting. Our mighty President in action. 92 The staff worked hard all year to bring about this year's annual. of . mi., - , . ,ts n l. f,,m-1 X. 43, ,wail 117, 1? Back Row Cl. to Rl Advisor Mrs. Coblentz, Joe Burger, Syd Bates. Front Row CL to RD Karen Spoor Paulette Toews, Fern Toews, Sandy Hamlin, Sonia Burton. Annual Sl aff Editor ...... . . Syd Bates Sports ....... . Joe Burger Rally and Administration . . . Karen Spoor Seniors ...... . Paulette Toews Underclassmen .... . Fern Toews Activities ......... Sandy Hamlin Art Work and Organizations .... Sonia Burton Photography ...... Syd Bates, Jim Sachet and JoAnna Burger 93 X5 4 X X mi BiIl's other use for a i i ' One of our hard working days. Typewriter. Hi out There in T.V. land. Newspaper Staff Top Row: Advisor, Mrs. Cobientz, Georgine Hartl, Kathy Webster, Esther Zelenka, Tara Stewart, Cindy Wood, Leana Brown. First Row: Jack McDonald, Deanie McDonald, Bill Fields, Sue Hamlin, Cole Ponder, Jack Hinderliter, Arthur Rousseau. 94 H 1 ,W-,fe 1 X6 5 F! m-C5-E'?s Top Row KL to RJ Advisor, Mr. Johnson, Harlan Scarbrough, Frank Montoya, Steve Kunz, Kent Stevens, Jeff Storie, Steve Cox. Second Row: Terry Grice, Don Neiwtson, Mike Janota, Lyle Sommers,'BiII Fields, Roy Riihimaki, Steve Mariani, Bub Horinek, Steve Corwin. ThirdNRow: Randy Unrau, Jim McCowan, John Vogel, Steve Truitt, John Jackson, Rick Webster, Dean Rebmann, Gary Eloensteiner, Bruce Peery, John Duncan. Fourth Row: Bob Truitf, Bill Martinak, Wes Hull, John Shephard, Jack McDonald, Jim Sachet George LaBrasseur, Terry Staats, Advisor, Mr. Moor. Bottom Row: Gary Reed, Syd Bates, Joe. Burger, Vaughn Sweet, Larry Reed, Joe Janota, Chris Vogel, David Lutgen. Le'lfel l'TIBl1 3 rw. A :Y W X Sock if To him. Grin and Bear it. Look at those men! 'Q if 5 Keep it clean boys. ls that a bug on your back? 95 C V Q My First Row CL to RJ Francene Adams, Patty Olds, Vernadetne Fitzgerald, Patty Bacher, Linda Hamlin, Judy Oliver, Tara Stewart, Chris LaBrasseur, Brenna Hayes, Kathy Webster. Second Row: Diane Kreger, Lenny Kirkpatrick, Virginia Haile, Cheryl Henry, Cindy Jackson, Judy Kalina, Linda Rebmann, Cathy Samuels, Barbara Wyman, Sherri Brown, Melody Adams. Third Row: Betty Fields, Linda Walker, Becki Baker, Patty lrish, Loma Freitag, Janice Hull, Wanda King, Donna Parker, Terri Hartl, Candy Goar, Odie Vogel. Fourth Row: Rose Commons, Karen Barkley, Laurie Brown, Linda Adams, Cindy Cox, Theresa Pournelle, Sandy McFarland, Carolyn Bacher, Debbie Kreger, Suzie Murphy, Marlee Underhill. Fifth Row: Gail Barkley, Barbara Geno, Brenda Lutgen, Debbie Sims, Kathy Speuller, Leana Brown, Cindy Wood, Chris Bishop, Debbie Dryden, Kathy Miller. Sixth Row: Janette Underwood, Advisor Mrs. Hanson, Sandy Parker, Sandy Hamlin, Deani McDonald, Georgine Hartl, Sue Hamlin. gp, . I . , M f t, 5,1 .' .5 z2i5?f1f:'tQ'1itxsiZ - W -1- -55 ' .5 ,, if lt.. A M , at 9 . -vi-BG 6 'age 55 t faiafsfr 2 ififill A W ,, ii.i M'1iffwl - . 2 7,54 'X 1. G ,tw ,Q Q iii. Hj 5 .gal 1 tires: mi, -'typ--as gff A .,,f, Fi' 3'i343fl7e En-5'7f24f'l'. ti ug' fwi igjifits- 125 3 5 F' 'P G.A.A. formal initiation Monkey see, Monkey do Hey look, l'm a bird' Don't take C A that picture W ,,,,, , tt , .NJ G.A.A. Convention 96 Concert . . . Dec. 18, 1968 Conference . . March 27, 1969 Concert . . . March 8, 1969 4 L L Bottom Row KL to RJ Chris LaBrasseur, Brenna Hayes, Mary Kessell, Judy Oliver, Candy Goar, Kathy Speuller, Janice Hull, Judy Kalina, Rachel Hayes. Second Row CL to RJ Mr. Tadina, advisor, Marlee Underhill, Linda Hamlin, Ufemia Solis, Wanda King, Linda Rebmann, Theresa Pournelle, Sue Murphy, Linda Adams, Brenda Lutgen. Third Row CL to R1 Sonia Burton, Esther Zelenka, Barb J0l'1f1ST0 l, Kafl1Y Webster, Fern Toews, JoNell Miller, Sue Hamlin, Shirley Thurston, Janette Underwood, Deani McDonald. Fourth Row lL to RJ Barb Geno, Steve Truitt, Syd Bates, Ron Corwin, Frank Montoya, Chris Vogel, Terry Grice, Noel Haile, Steve Corwin. Top Row KL to RJ John Vogel, Jim Roofener, Randy Burtis, Louis Childress, Gary Boyanovsky, Jim McCown, Terry Woods, George LaBrasseur. Chorus CONCERTS 97 Scio High School Logger and i h Director Mr. Tadina. SCHUUL Top Row CL to RJ Terry Grice, Roger Bryant, Edward Kirasich, Vaughn Sweet, Bill Fields, Suzy Murphy, Ron Corwin, Frank Montoya. Second Row: Chris Vogel, Dan Rousseau, Ken Roth, Dennis Morris, Bruce Peery, K. C. Webster. Third Row: Advisor Mr. Tadina, Arthur Rousseau, George LaBrasseur, Marlee Underhill, Tom Dain, Dave Roofener, Danny Peaslee, David Peterson. Fourth Row: Mike Brenton, Joe Janota, .lim Sachet, Terry Wood, Mike Janota, David Lutgen, Arland Kunz, Randy Burtis. Fifth Row: Rachel Hayes, Cathy Sameul, Candy Goar, Judy Kalina, Becky Hoover, B:'enna Hayes, Brenda Lutgen Sixth Row: Mary Kessell, Debbie Dryden, Debbie Kreger, Debbie Kingston. 98 Fllfllfe Farmers Q - 4 of America Back Row CL to RJ Keith Webster, Richard Moore, John Jackson, John Kauffman. Second Row: CL to RJ Ken Roth, Bob Gerard, Brian Horinek, Dennis Evans. Third Row CL to RJ Mike Janota, Bill Fields, Danny Peaslee, Glenn Chase, Dean Rebmann, Noel Haiie, Advisor Mr. Martin. Front Row CL to RD John Shepherd, Deanie McDonald, Joe Burger, Sue Hamlin, Harlan Scarborough, John Duncan. 4. ' s W . -Q I 1' CA -SBA? 1- at Qflqtf 5 1'- - -- 4 H7411 . ,A Q ,Jig 6 , ,N O0 .. . 41' ,A XA 6 c- XXX fA 1 bf 71250 Vfvgsq'-f' J ff-.1-ag 5 fi 't fl:-D f 99 Mr. Martin shows members how. 4' Q3 +0 I only if 2 73 it - 4 F. H. A. ai EH Q am' .sf NEW rio Bottom Row CL to RD Blanche Rousseau, Sharon Thompson, Paulette Toews, Tara Stewart, Pany Bache.r, Francene Adams. Middle Row QL to RD Mrs. Steagall, advisor, Linda Adams, Carolyn Bacher, Brenda Bryant, Cathy Samuels, Gail Barkley, Kathy Webster. Top Row KL to RD Esther Zelenka, Laurie Brown, Sandy Hamlin, Virginia Haile CPres.J Cheryl Henry. f Installation of officers. Senior Breakfast. Senior Breakfast Speakers. 100 Ticket ales Bottom Row CL To RJ Lenette Kirkpatrick, Virginia Haile, Cheryl Henry, Diane Kreger. Top Row CL to RD Odie Vogel, Cindy Jackson, F.T .A. Top Row QL fo Rl Judy Kalina, Candy Goar, Cindy Jackson, Charlene Ray, Donna Parker, Cheryl Henry Second Row: Odie Vogel, Advisor Mrs. Thurston, Steve Corwin, Chris Vogel, Donna Rogers. Top Row CL to RD Jim Sachet. Second Row: Virginia Haile, Advisor Mr. Cline, Brenna Hayes, Becky Hoover, Advisor Mrs. Martin, Vernadine Fitzgerald. 102 Provided for your autographs. 61, f0l'L 5 fbi L0 S23 f ' 5 J- 1 Advertisements United States National Bank of OREGON o olyu HdOff - d 1 Y g 's n ome-O d S cl B k Alb y L b S y B h P I O g Member F D I C. 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