Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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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

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'SPEECH IS CIVILIZATION ITSELF' An excellent performance was given at the annual Prize Speaking contest larch 27. First place was taken by Eliza- beth Lofthouse who'gave 'The Glorious Whitewashing' by Mark Twaing Beatrice Jester took second place with 'Quality' by John Galsworthy. 'Let Brotherly Love Continue' by Black was given by largaret Barlow, who won third place. Charles Jes- ter won fourth place with a dramatized reading entitled 'Sub merged' by Cottman-Shaw. Other speakers were: Eileen Warren, 'The Finger of God' by Percival Wilde: Gerald Kellogg, 'The Masterful Man of the Ages--Abraham Lincoln' by Robsion. 'Ma's Monday Morning' by Black was given by Lorraine Georgia, and 'The Beau of Bath' by Constance D'Arcy Mackay was Katherine Sutherland's selec- tion. First Row-Lofthouse, Barlow, Kellogg, B. Jester, Sutherland. Second Row-C. Jester, Georgia, Warren, Mr. Nickel. .L rr .I I. -Y x A-ha