Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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J ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHT GRADE YEAR An enthusiastic happy group of third, fourth, and fifth grade children gathered in room 5 ready for a year of work and play. . Due to the spirit of cooperativeness that existed, it was possible to carry on many activities. Imaginary trips to foreign lands were enjoyed. The organization of a Sci- ence Club and an Interclaes Book Club proved most worthwhile Again this year 'The Chatterbox' made English a pleasure. Every effort was made the operetta 'Strange Now at the close with pleasure on what to make 'The Christmas Awakening' and Visitors' successful. of the year these youngsters look back has been accomplished and look forward expectantly to the future. First Row-D. Hall, T. Barlow, M. Hillson, Gesell, L. Warren, Laing. Second Row-T. Warren, Archibald, V. Haynes, K. Howe, Doring, R. Huyck, Fairbairn. Third Row-G. Millson, M. Hall, Griswold, Knauss, Hotaling, Barnes, J. Hunter. Fourth Row- Miss Jester, Storok, Gage, Mallory, R. Howe, H. Haynes, Loft house, M. Huyck, R. Hunter, Miss Hodes. 1 I 1 if 1 ' rw ' A I L,

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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

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First Row--McAdams, McIntosh, Griswold, Cole, Engle. Second Row-Faulkner, C. Hall, Davis, Barlow, Georgia, Laing. Third Row-J. Hall, Snay, Barnes, Robinson, Shaver, Mrs. Merrill. LITTLE LEARNERS The goal of the first and second grade children was to acquire desirable habits, attitudes, ideals, knowledge, and skills to enable them to carry on more worthwhile home and community lives. Through group activities they learned to share and re- spect the rights of others. By taking trips, studying, and reading they learned to appreciate and respect their own fam ilies, as well as people of other lands. Morning inspection made the children conscious of desir able health habits. Through the cooperation of the parents, the health standards improved. D.Cronauer, ll. Krom, V. Mowherter, HL Mueller, L.Storck and J. Townsend were absent when the picture was taken. 22