Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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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

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Seated-Decker, Cole, Jester, Eichler, Strangeway, Eckert, Henderson, E. Blackman. Standing-Cable, M. Blackman, Mr. Morris, Miss Steele. FOOTLIGHT FEVER The senior play, 'A Ready-Made F m1ly', proved to be a huge success, November 15, after six weeks of rehearsals. , When Agnes lartyn and Henry Turner, school sveethearts, met and fell in love all over again, an unpleasant attitude arose in both households. Bob, Marilee, and Gracie Martyn resorted to fits, baby talk, and practical jokes: Lydia, a mourning sister-in-lar, didn't have to pretend. Begonia and Nickodemus were nearly frantic with excitement. Sammy and Doris Turner resorted to kleptomania and mono mania to discourage their future stepmother. But when money entered the picture action reversed, and joy prevailed. 24 L ---,.,-.A.7 is J- ,le -- , ,M