Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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ENTHUSIASTIC EIGHTH GRADERS The eighth grade is A very active group of boys and girls. They are proud to have the prize speaking winner, Betty Lofthouse, in their class as well as James Carey, var- sity basketball player and Burton Barnes, junior varsity player, on the Ra1der's teams. The eighth grade furnishes three members for the Kellogg Band. The majority of the classiespecially the boys! dislikes school work, and sometimes they fail to get their work ln. Being active, they enjoy parties and entertainments. This year the group enjoyed a party in October, a trip to Oneonta to see the movie Western Union , a Christmas par ty, a sleigh-riding party, and at the close of the year a picnic at Gilbert Lake. President-Walter Ulmer Sec.-Treas.-Eleanor Benedict Vice-president-James Carey Adviser-Mr. Merrill First Row-J. Carey, Oliver, Ulmer, Benedict, Barnes, Barlow. Second Row-Brown, E. Carey, Archibald, Denison, Gesell, Mr. Merrill. Third Row-Howe, Millson, Lofthouse, Fitch. Agn. ' i l - S t A . .. 'il

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First Row-Mathis, Strangeway, Reynolds, Davidson, Dulond, Cable. Second Row-Houghton, Howland, Pinney, Boecke, Geor- gia. Third Row-Ogborn, Krom, Bedford, Brown, Mr. Nickel. FROLICSOME FROSH The froeh started off the year with the idea that life was just a bowl of cherries, and high school was a snap. This idea gradually changed and most of them settled down to work and books. The class is inclined to be good-natured and full of life. They find it difficult to decide an issue unanimously consequently these individualists have not had many parties. They had one memorable party in the C mmunlty House. KWinku played the freshman way seems to be rather strenuous. Tskll To complete the year in the proper spirit the class journeyed to Gilbert Lake for an enjoyable picnic. President-Pansy Reynolds Secretary-Martha DuH0nd Vice-pres.-Robert Strangeway Treasurer-Douglas Davidson Adviser-lr. Nickel 18

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0 First Row-Huyck, Storck, Krom. Second Row-Doring, Mein, Bar low, D. Musley, Hendrickson, Elmore, Ward. Third Row-Cro- nausr, Koenig, Baum, J. Laing, Gottshall, Ham ond, Archibald Miss Skinner. Fourth Row-Mitchell, M. Laing, Barnes, David- son, Pinney, L. Musley, Robinson. SPIRIT OF YOUTH we give you the sixth and seventh grades--a group bub- bling with enthusiasm, activity, and friendliness. For them it has been a year packed with work, play, and much enjoy- ment. They have met for business and pleasure in Boy Scout, 4-H Club, Science Club, and Book Club meetings. They have given their all to 'The Chatterboxn, the grade newspaper, and to the operetta, Strange Visitors , presented in the spring. Pausing for a su mery it can be claimed that they have attained a goal of success that will encourage their spirit of cooperation to continue for years to c me. 20 M- 'A1d' - - im ' -- - Y -' ' hr- ' tiff Y I-ir'-3