Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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ve--f' First Row-Gesell, Ogborn, Odell, Bender, C. Jester, Ward, Jersey, Reynolds. Second Row-Shaver, Iathis, Dulond, Barlow Strangeway, Georgia, Pinney, B. Jester, Miss Steele. Third Row-Millson, Kellogg, Cole, Carey, Hcughton,Brown, Lofthouse 'TODAY WE PRESENT ---- Every afternoon during the eighth period a group, so e- times large and occasionally reduced to two, has met to re- hearse in the auditorium or on urgent occasions, even in the girls' dressing room. A hasty glance will reveal that it is the dramatics group. One of the most popular presentations was a burlesque on an old-time 'meller-drammer . A Bill-or-Rights-Week pro- gram, a sketch for Book Week, skits, and one-act plays have been prepared for the Friday assembly period. Work and fun were joined, but perhaps more important is the fact that dramatics provides a cure for those whose knees beat a rapid tatoo when before the public. 26

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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

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Gwwhx EARNING T0 LIVE--LIVING TO SERVE In September the Future Farmers of America participated in the Annual School Fair. There were many excellent exhib- its of vegetables, poultry, dairy animals, pigs, and rabbits Later in the fall an evening meeting was held to initiate the Green Hands and to promote the Green Hands to Future Farmers. A successful campaign was conducted to sell the Every- body's Poultry Magazine. In the spring, they visited sever- al local farms to test for mastitis, to graft and prune trees, to judge cattle and to test soils. There are twenty-two members in the club. Its officers are as follows: President-Ralph Eichler Treasurer-Louis Henderson Vice-President-Richard Strangeway Watch Dog-Bruce Warren Secretary-Lawrence Gesell Reporter-Gerald Kellogg Adviser-Mr. Morris First Row-Benedict, Gesell, Richard Strangeway, Eichler, Hen derson, Warren, Cable. Second Row-Bahm, Barnes, Jester, Ham mond, Jersey, Georgia, Odell, Robert Strangeway, Mr. Morris. Third Row-Ogborn, Epps, W. Hammond, Howland, Bedford, Kel- logg, Brown.