Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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Standing, Mister Iones, William Ward, Iohn Barlow, Louis Doring, Earl Warren. Seated: Madeline Wright, Grace Stenson, Eleanor Davidson, Henrietta Mein, and Lois Archibald. CLASS OF 1946 OFFICERS Eleanor Davidson ..... ............ P resident Louis Doring ..................... Vice-President Henrietta Mein ............... Secretary-Treasurer The Class of 1946 has managed to mix many ac- tivities into a crowded schedule this year. Three of our boys represented the school on the Football team and three played basketball. We have two musicians in the Band, one girl in the Chorus and one cheer-leader. One evening last Fall We traveled to Oneonta and attended the theatre, after which we had refresh- ments. On another occasion We feasted on hot-dogs on Iackson Hill, While a third event took place at the Community House, under the sponsorship of Mister Iones, our advisor. One last big event ot the year, the Iunior Prom, has not yet taken place as this is Written, but We plan to have it the banner event of our high school career as a class. 13

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Let! to Right: Miss Keele, Iim Carey, Dorothy Barlow. Eleanor Benedict, Walter Ulmer, Richard Gesell, Elizabeth Lofthouse. George Fitch, and Elden Howe. CLASS OF 1945 The Seniors have been busy, both as a group and as individuals, this year. We have contributed three members to the Band, one to the Chorus, two to 4-H, five to F.F.A., two to Basketball, and three to Football. We have many things to remember about the past year. In September there was a hot-dog roast in Barnes' Pines. Surprise birthday parties were held for George Fitch and Walter Ulmer in the fall. Our play, Aunt Emma Sees lt Through, was one of the main highlights of the year. Any time that we could find a vacant evening, we presented a dance, and the proceeds from these affairs took us to New York at Easter time. Our last year of high-school has been a happy one and one which we will remember always. 12

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Sealed! George B1'YCmi. lna Reynolds. Ruth Gottshall, Marjorie Kennedy. Rnzsell Hammond and Eugene Huyck. Standing: Viola Bourn, Ann Neilson, Mrs. Davidson, Lawrence Weerheim, Adeline Storck and Mildred Laing. Not Photographed: James Gage. CLASS OF 1947 Marjorie Kennedy . . . ....... President Russell Hammond . . . . . . Vice-President lna Reynolds ........ ..... ..... S ec retary Ruth Gottshall ............. . ........... Treasurer The Sophomore Class is the largest of the classes this year. Most of our good times have been impromptu affairs during school hours, as the large amount of snow and the small amount of gasoline Worked to- gether to limit our evening affairs to one party. This affair was held at the Community House, sponsored by Mrs. Davidson, our advisor. Gage, Weerheim, and Huyck represented the class in the field of sports. All three have earned their letter in varsity football and varsity basketball. 14