Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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1 I I ? V N x e S L... First Row--C. Hall, Laing, Warren, L. Storck. Second Row-- Snay, Davis, V. Peck, M. Peck, Huyck, M. Millson. Third Row--Barlow, K. Storck, Doring, Lofthouse, Weerheim, Fair- bairn, Gage. Fourth Row--G. Millson, M, Hall, K.Howe, Koen- ig, Archibald, Haynes, Waters. Not photographed--R. Howe, D. Hall, Cowan ALL-OUT F R AMERICA This year the members of the third, fourth, and fifth grades have been alert to their country's needs and have been doing their bit by sellirg United States defense stamps. Several pupils have purchased defense bonds. The organization of a Junior 4-H Club added interest to the room. The group is called the Blueb1rds , and its ob- jective is to prepare the girls to be worthwhile members of the advanced 4-H organization. Due to the varied interests in the group, the need was felt for a club where each might follow his own inclinations An outcome of this was the organization of a hobby club which stimulated originality and the worthy use of leisure t1l1Qe , 22

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YOUTH VICT RIOUS Success is their goal, and it is sure to follow this group as a reward for their fine spirit of co-operation. That they enter wholeheartedly into everything they do is proved by their accomplishments in classes, 4-H Club, Art Club, Boy Scouts, and assembly programs. Each person has joined the Junior Red Cross. Each has 799021 1101115 his Part in U19 United States victory program. Publishing The Kellogg Echo and other activities have been interesting and fun. For the sixth and seventh grades, it has been a glori- ous and victorious year. May every year to come be as suc cessful for them as this has been. Seated--Mies Skinner, E. Huyck, Geeell, Haynes, Krom, War- ren. Second Row--Storck, Laing, Gottshall, Davis, Musley, Koenig, Waters. Third Row--R. Huyck, Barnes, Weerheim, Laing, Hammond, Gage. Unphotographed--Hotaling, Hendrickson

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THE FIRST STEP The goal of the first and second grade children was to learn how to live as a group and to acquire worthwhile skills and attitudes. By studying community life and the people who help us each day,they learned to respect the work of others. By their group activities, they learned to share their ideas and to co-operate with each other in order to attain their goals. They took part in the Junior Red Cross activities and attempted to do their share to help as far as possible. - Through reading and discussion, the children became more conscious of their health needs and habits. Seated--Engle, J. Hall, Barnes, Shaver, Boggs, M. Weerheim. Standing--Miss McMullen, Fuller, Krom, Barlow, R. Weerheim, McIntosh, Cronauer, Laing. Unphotographed--Georgia, Cole, Goodrich, Mueller, Townsend, Faulkner, A. Hall, Millson.