Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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LEARNED LIEUTENTANTS With their eyes set on an ever-nearing goal, that of becoming seniors, thirteen eager boys and girls enrolled in the junior class last September. Many activities made the year pass quickly. As its first social event, the group enjoyed an unforgettable Hall- owe'en party in the Com unity House. Hilarity reigned at an ice-skating frolic on Ward's Pond, which was followed by re- freshments at Marjorie Ward's home. The biggest event of the year was the successful Junior Prom, festive with Christmas decorations, which was held' in December. Officers President--Margaret Bender Secretary--Katherine Sutherland Vice-president--Eileen Warren Treasurer--Marjorie lard Adviser--Miss Becker Seated--Barnes, Sutherland, Warren, Bender, Ward, Miss Beck- er. Standing--Kellogg, Ogborn, O'De11, Jersey, C. Jester, Gesell, R. Jester. Unphotogrephed--Lewis

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Standing--Barnes, Warren, Jester, Benedict, Hammond, Bahm, Mr. Sampson. Seated--L. Bender, F. Bender, Barlow, Gesell, Pinney. CGURAGEOUS CAPTAINS u The world with all its conflicting ideals of life and government does not present a very pleasant prospect to the seniors who stand upon its threshold. They enter upon it, however, with courage, faith, and a desire to do as much as possible to better conditions. However, the minds of these young people have not been clouded all year with serious thoughts, as was proved by the good time they had on the New York trip. They also spent an enjoyable evening at Frances Bender's last fall where they did away with twelve quarts of ice cream. Looking forward, the seniors resolve to do their best at the various careers they shall follow and so justify the faith and confidence their schoolmates have in them. 16 4

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Seated--Strangeway, Weyman, Miss Hartman, Du Mend, Georgia, Davidson. Standing--Krom, Reynolds, Cable, Pinney, Boeoke, Mathis, Howland, Houghton. Unphotographed--Bedford. TOP SERGEANTS The dignity of their positions as sophomores did not daunt the spirit of this fun-loving group. Their first meet- ing in September found them eager to plan for the events of the year. . The class held two memorable partiesg one in which they learned that the ohairs in the Community House were none too stable, and the other at Merri1l's 'hen they refused to let a downpour spoil their doggie roast. A successful sophomore dance has made the group look forward eagerly to their Jun- ior Prom. The class regrets losing two of its members during the year, Laura Houghton and Frank Bedford. President Frank Bedford Secretary--Lorraine Georgia Vice-president--Martha Du Mond Treasurer ------ Irene Wayman Adviser--Miss Hartman 18