Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

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BAND This year the band has twenty -two players. Twenty-live percent of these are new members. The band has been called upon to play several times, and has displayed its ability in assembly programs, at the Senior Play, and in Music Festivals, at Delhi. Walter Ulmer, Dorothy Barlow, and Ruth Gottshall were se- lected to represent the school in the latter event. The favorite selection is College Boy. Others well known are Aunt Hannah and Victorious. Back row, left to right: Adeline Storck, Earl Warren, George Bryant, Robert Wick- ham, Euqent Huyck, Walter Ulmer, Elden Howe. Middle row, left to right: Ronald Huyck. Kathryn Storck, Clarence Hall, Christina Georgia, Lee Archibald. Lawrence Storck. Ianet Hall, Miss Hines, Theodore Barlow. Seated. left to right: Grace Stenson, Ann Neilson, Henrietta Mein, Dorothy Barlow, Ruth Gottshall, Marjorie Huyck, and Margaret Shaver.

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Left to right, Standing. Elden Howe, Robert Wickham, Iohn Barlow, Larry Weep. heirn, George Hotaling, and Coach Iones. Seated, left to right: Roland Huyck. Louis Doring, Richard Gasell. Walter Ulmer, Earl Warren. and Eugene l-luyck. Absent: Iames Gage. FOOTBALL The football squad had a not unsuccessful sea- son this year. Training started with 13 men, eight of whom were players last year. During the season, two players were lost, but the team battled its Way thru, coming out with one victory and several fair tries. Defense and blocking caused our boys the most trouble. Due to unsuccessful attempts at passing, the team relied on running plays for most of its gains. Playing quality improved greatly during the season and Coach Iones expects to make a better showing l'1GXl YGCII. Game lcoru an Cl follows: S, Kortright Kellogg Downsville Kellogg Otago Kellogg Andes Kellogg Downsville Kellogg Franklin Kellogg Andes Kellogg S. Kortright Kellogg 27

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CHORUS F ar up in the Catskill Mountains, With their sights so fair, Stands our noble Alma Mater, With her chances rare. Lift the chorus, Speed it onward, Through the mist and fog, Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail, all hail, Kellogg. First row, left to right: Ann Neilson, Thelma Warren, Ina Reynolds, Miss Hines, Elizabeth Lofthouse, Adeline Storck, Grace Stenson. Second row, left to right: Agnetta Ross, Kathryn Siorck. Mary Haynes, Betty Gesell, Nina Cole, and Iunet Reynolds.