Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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contest, the Christmas entertainment and the faculty play. It also accompanied the play to Bridgewater at the presentation given there. The following is a list of orchestra members: Violin Saxophone Georgene Smith Baritone jesse Abbott Seg'glngAWeathefPY Harvey Mugglin Bradford Wheat o err unn , Lawrence Davidson Clarmet Drum Norman Kellogg Ernest Mugglin Ralph Huyck Richard Hotaling Banjo piano Cornet Harry Lent Helen Delamarter George Stockin Wilma Hoyt Glee C lub The Glee Club is sponsored by the music committee of the Student Association. Miss Lewis, as instructor, has developed a club which has assisted at several entertainments given both at the school and the church during the season. 4-H Club The club members have been as follows: Soprano Alice Barnes Doris Barnhart Minnie Bechtel Kathleen Bolles Dorothy Davidson Louise Eichler Katherine Hazlett Wilma Hoyt Marjorie Kellogg VeLane McNutt Ruth Morrison Marie Padovani Ruth Reynolds Georgene Smith Phyllis Wilson Georgine XVeatherby A I to Helen Delamarter Erma Eichler Pauline Jester Martha Lord Ruth Alice Myers Gussie Osterhout Tenor Lynn Chambers Frederick Ehrhard Francis Georgia Ralph Huyck Joseph Kelly Norman Kellogg Ernest Leach Harry Lent Louis Pondoliino Norman Roblee Bradford Wheat Amandus Heck Bass Harvey Mugglin james Booan 4-H work was introduced into the school about ten years ago. Pupils were attending a two-story wooden structure at that time and had to do their work at home or in the shops of the village. A few years later the high school was built, providing space for the 4-H work to be done. The farm shop group, as a lesson, made a bench to work on and a cabinet in which to keep their tools and accessories. In 1929-30 the farm shop class made a one hundred per cent record under the supervision of Mr. Merrill as leader. In 1930 the 4-H clubs of the district organized into one club and held their regular meetings at the school. Twenty-one

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order and arrangement of the program were well worked out. The program opened with two short plays, which brought laughter and applause from all. These were entitled Getting Brad Up and Reducing.,' Games followed, all of which were new, strange and mirth-making. Finally the appetites of all began to be aroused and, to appease them, a delicious and filling lunch was brought forth. Music committee sponsored ther Glee Club. A write-up regarding that is included elsewhere. Athletic committee had charge of athletics. A description of the work done by that committee may be found under the head, Athletics, which appears on another page of this book The officers for this year have been: Harry Lent, president, Francis Georgia, vice-presidentg Helen Delamarter, secretary, and john Neff, treas- urer. Principal Roblee has been adviser and Miss Mills, critic. French Club Members of the French classes organized a French Club last November to aid the students with their French and to make it more interesting. Francis Georgia was elected president, Helen Delamarter, vice-president, Adelia Neff, secretary, and Dorothy Davidson, treasurer. The club meets every two weeks in the evening and enjoys games and refreshments at the homes of the members, or roller skating parties, roasts and other forms of entertainment. At these meetings most of the conversation is in French. The members have dues of twenty-five cents a member to help pay for the refreshments at their meetings. The club has had charge of two assembly programs for Student Associa- tion, which were about life in France. Library Club The Library Club was first organized in 1929. The purpose of this club is to interest and instruct pupils in the library work. Members of the club take charge of the library at various periods during the day. The officers of the club this year are: Martha Lord, president, Marjorie Kellogg, secretary, and Doris Barnhart, treasurer. Mrs. Blossom Merrill is the librarian in charge of the library and at the head of the organization. Orchestra The Kellogg High School orchestra was organized in 1930 under the direction of Mrs. Roblee. After several months of hard practice, the orchestra was ready to make its first public appearance, which came the night of the oratorical contest. This year the orchestra has made many public appearances. Among the most important appearances are the commencement programs, the oratorical Twenty

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To the pupil completing satisfactorily the two years of work a one-half unit of Regents credit is assigned. In 1929-30 the following boys completed two years of work and received the assigned credit: Harry Lent, Carlton Kellogg, John Cable, William Munn, Sherburne Gifford, Royal Gilford, Raymond Aldrich, Roland Clark and Charles Hall. The 4-H club has planted trees all the way to school from the ends of all school lines. Each year some of the boys and girls go to the county 4-H camp at Frasers, a short distance from Delhi. Last year Donald Davidson, James Cameron, Dorothy Davidson and R. Lee Holcomb went to camp. A year ago Lawrence Davidson received Erst prize for third year work in forestry from the state. This year Donald Davidson, his brother, received second prize for his third year work also. The county has offered to give free pheasant eggs and one dollar apiece for each live, healthy bird at the age of seven weeks, to boys raising pheasants. Some have completed a year of 4-H work in that manner. Last year the 4-H club organized a basketball and baseball team. In basketball they played the preliminary games to the high school games. This year the 4-H club organized with officers as follows: President, Lawrence Davidson, vice-president, John Cable, secretary, Martin Carey, and treasurer, Harry Porm. Girl Scouts The troop of Girl Scouts was organized in '31 by Miss Lewis. The pur- pose of this organization is to teach girls to live out-of-doors and to be self- reliant and courageous. The following became members of the organization and passed the tender- foot test this year: Ruth Decker Georgine Weatherby Phyllis Wilson Ruth Morrison VeLane McNutt Minnie Bechtel Florence Smith Kathleen Bolles Erma Eichler Gussie Osterhout Louise Eichler Yvonne Weatherby Martlia Lord Twenty-two