Frank B Kellogg High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Roseville, MN)

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Eb- ,Q if f l R Q ,. .Q 'X rv E- J, X f vi .,M 't'l 5 A 'A 1 51, Sophomore Kidnap Each year it has been a tradition for the sophomore girls to be kidnapped by the junior girls. The baby sophs are taken from their homes very early on a Saturday morning and dresses in bibs, diapers, baby bonnets, bottles, rollers, and pacifiers. The sophomores must do whatever their kidnappers order or they are punished. Before the initiation begins the baby sophs are taken out for breakfast. Some sophs had before-breakfast contests such as a contest to see who can hold the most salt in their mouths, in order to get the best bottle. The losers received bottles containing goodies such as vinegar, baby formula, and buttermilk. Then came dessert-raw egg yolk, veal, spinach and many other delicious baby foods which the stubborn baby sophs were forced to eat. For some sophs, if the baby food wasn't suitable, they could have a special chocolate treat-not knowing that it was really chocolate fla- vored Ex-Lax. As the initiation continued the baby sophs had to do many activities such asg chinese fire drills, calisthenics, jogging down Rice Street, apply for jobs, buy magazines, and the funniest of all was to go to Spooner Park, Not just Spooner Park, but Spooner Park filled with Juniors, Seniors and photographers. At the park the defenseless baby sophs were covered with eggs, water balloons, molasses, ketchup, mustard, peanut butter, flour, vase- line, shortening, kitty-litter, cotton balls, shaving cream, lipstick, baby food, buttermilk, and vinegar. After being beautified, the sophs were taken to well known houses of Senior guys where they were to recite love poems. All was ended by a homecoming where the baby sophs were chased down their street by a honking car. What does it all lead to? Next year, of course. Then all the former sophs will remember the great times they had early that Saturday morning, as they plan for their revenge! Starting in upper left hand corner going counter clock wise. p. 2. What's going on here? Mmm Mmm Good! We're the Bucket Brigade. Shopping with Mom. Look at my new mustache. Starting at upper left hand corner going counter clock wise. p. 3. from left to right. Two wild and crazy girls! Barbie's camera shy! Speechless. Crib Diaper service is for me! 'S Z9 1 tmp T

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Homecoming Week Begins With Skits Homecoming skits at Kellogg this year were a chance for students to decide which candidates they wanted for King and Queen. Each skit involved one King candidate and one Queen candidate. The skits were held on Monday October Qth. Doing the first skit was Kurt Eckstrom and Shelly Noland, whos skit was a Toga party and a recovery of their kidnapped King Kurt. The next skit was Mark Bigelbach and Didy Berg- grens. lt was about the two headed people from Spring Lake Park and the one headed people from Milo Gaul. The one headed searched for Didy in the woods. Tim Tierney and Anne Hessbergs skit portrayed the kidnapping of Tarzan Tim and of Jungle Annies long search for him in Hollywood. At the end Jaws coughed up the answer. Next was Pete Donovan and Cindy Polski whose skit was much like Saturday Night Fever Disco Pete found the perfect dancing partner Cindy, and won a very important contest. The final skit starred the candidates Karen Berg- strom and Mark Sowada. Their skit was a search for the returning of school spirit, and despite many sug- gestions, the only solution came Karen, swung by a rope into Mark's arms.