Kellogg High School - K Log Yearbook (Kellogg, ID)

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SENIOR PATROL A select group of senior boys made up Senior Patrol. Giving out tickets for any violations of the students according to school rules was among their duties. They acted as ushers at the musical pro- grams and other special functions, and patrolled school dances to see that order was kept throughout the dance. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO Girl's Athletic Association increased interest and participation in all sports. All girl students of K.H.S. are eligible for active membership. Emblems and sweaters are obtained by earning 60 points and to maintain an active membership, one must earn 40 points. Points are awarded for each hour of participation in different GAA sports such as quoits, volleyball, basketball, badminton, archery, softball, bowling, and attendance to the University of Idaho Playday. The girl who earns the most points will receive a plaque which will appear in the trophy case. OFFICERS, L. to R.: Sally Dimico, Secretary, Peggy Fleshman, Treasurer, Margaret Johnson, Sports Manager, Roberta Skernan, President, Sharon Mc- Intyre, Points Manager, Twink Plemmons, Equip- ment Manager, Carol Mustoe, Vice President.

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF ERICA Future Hornemakers of America - the title, the members - girls interested in learning how to manage their future homes and families. To join this organization prospective members must have successfully completed one semester of home economics. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Tallmadge this group was very active in sponsoring school functions. Who will forget the Coed Dance at which Louie Jennings was crowned King? In the fall the club has an initiation dinner for the benefit of the new members. After the initiation ceremonies, the new mem- bers get a taste of whatlhome management will be by trying their hand at the banquet dishes. OFFICERS: P. White, Dist. Song Leaderg P. Cochrane, Dist. and Chapter Parl.3 D. Andrews, Dist. V. Pres.5 N. Yount, Dist. Sec.3 S. Bush, Historiang M. Williams, Treas.5 M. Popoff, Degrees Chairmang P. Bening, Song Leaderg E. Zabel, Pres. and Regional V. Pres. of Pub. Re1.5 E. Olsen, V. Pres.g R. Cripe, Sec. King Louie is Crowned

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HO GR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a club consisting of the students of Kellogg High School who are Scholas- tically outstanding. However, besides earning a B average in every subject, a candidate must have commendable character, leadership qualities, and he must be active in some serviceable group, either in the community or the school. One of the outstanding functions of the organiza- tion this year was the initiation assembly after the first semester. After the members had been initiated each of the teachers named several of their out- standing students. Thus, a person who was not quali- fied for the Society could receive due recognition. OFFICERS, L. to R.: Margie Eixenberger, Secretary, Frank Schmittroth, President, Diane Andrews, Vice President. SEN IORS 7 , 1' ,fi- rii 5. , 1 Q , ,gf , N 1 ,Q J., 'wlfijf ' 5 'ff' .,'f'f , ii. 'V at 5,.N,1.?,q:g',-5 3 A 'zz '...?' 4 - .4 e.5g,'S., a, Hsm, ,L Q-0 v ,ATQL is 61 JUN1oRs SOPHOMORES