Kellogg High School - Kelloggian Yearbook (Treadwell, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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' :V.' . -.'- ,Jn .ii -asf-Y - :v f ,J A 139 '-L fx.-f 'Is .V ff f .Awful ni , ffZ?'1 'X ' j 3 5 M 'X 2 f ' Q 1' ff, FOREEDRD The class of l95h marked the twenty fifth graduating class from the ranks of Kellogg High a fact to be proud of in itself However, the pride and glory of our school lies not only in the graduation of her past classes and in their accomplish ents Rather it lies where all true glory is to be fou d, not in the past, but in the future This is where the glory of ou country lies, and the glory of the world And when a graduate sets his foot into the world into the calls upon the knowledges he has gained in his primary and secondary school ing to aid him in higher education, to make him efficient at his labo , and to help him accept his place in the complex society in which we exist today No, the glory, the reuard, for the educational fu ctions of our school does not end in a final crescendo on graduation night It does not end when the graduate is gone, for in reality he is never gone from her portals, just as his school shall never leave his heart It continues on, gaining in mass with each step forward on the part of the graduate It is multiplied by his actions, and transferred even unto succeeding generations Even as the graduates of the twenty five years gone by have added to the glory of Kellogg, so this, the Silver Anniversary Class of l95ha End every class to follow shall by their actions and successes reflect and intensify the light, the truth, the knowledge that is Kellogg View now, in the pages of this volu e, the activities, curricular and co-curricular, that train the students of our school, who are in truth the future of our community, our nation, and our world! future -the begins to work out his destiny, molding it in his hands. He 1 'r 2 DEDICATION we, the class of 195h, humbly dedicate this yearbook to our beloved adviser M s Keiter To you, Mrs Keiter we owe our thanks for an urusually successful Senlor Year Not only were you a steadfast instructor, but a tried and true friend through our years we thank you, Nrs Keiter and ask God's b1ess4ng for you Your Senior Class 1 I O I a L O O O - O S fig' 'ffirlt ffftxxhk 'kfffxxff ikfikzxx 'ttkipxf s C' 1?- ff . kiiv' xt - V- x Q xx 2' J , ' 3 g 'x 74 gem, ,.Y-WMM , MWMQHUHWWUWQY OF EDUCATION BO 2 11 Ke . Charles Mr ! Clerk D SI' ence Delamet So 9 Mr. Cl,fford David Mr. Theron Davidson, en Mr. Ralph J esidentg conslderation, we extend our gratltude For your untiring effort and devoted Seated Mrs Mbrell, M ss France, Yrs Keiter, Yrs Anderson, Mrs Storck, Mrs Ackley Standing Mrs. Merrill, Miss Cutler, Nr Nickens, Mr ward, Nr Qatal, Mrs Delameter FACUTTY nSome day when the angels have garnered the records of bu1lders of me And they open the ageless volumes to read them again and agai They will search for the stor es of children in the schools where their lives were spent, To learn how their feet were d rected wh le their souls were still irnocent And they will find the work of the teacher in the good men of toda Because they were given a vision that was with them all the way, A vision of God's great purpose, of the worth and the value of man A vis1on that echoes forever the progress of some great plan And he who so led the children to catch this impulse of things, To sense the unvoiced music that all through the heavens ngs, Will smile when the angels have opened the record he long ago made, Since there was nothing in all his teaching to make him the least afraid. For he felt the urge of this purpose, the promise of coming days, This moving design that the cycle of endless ages obeys, And he saw the divine in teaching, in the search for eternal truth -- So the angels smiled as they whispered, 'Here was a leader of youth.'W ' R - Mrs Andersor :JW ,ar If Mrs Delameter, Ponnie SChm1dt DOROTHY BENEDICT Class Secretary 1,3,h Treasurer 2 Athletic Council 1,3,h Secretary 3,h H H Treasurer News Reporter 2 Ke11ogg1an Treasurer h Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h Student Librar1an 1,2,3,h Presldent h Junior Play 3, Senior Play h J V Cheerleader Captain 1 Varslty Cheerleader 2,3,h Captain M RALPH BARLOW h H 1,2 FFA 2,3,h Kelloggian h Boys' Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Junlor Play 3, Senior Play h Basketball 1,2 Tan Ame GERALD DAVIDJON Glass Vice President 1, h Secretary 2 Student Council 2 Vice President l Athletic Council Presldent h Treasurer 3 Chef's Club l,2,3 H Club Secretary l President 2 Kelloggian l,3,b Band l,2,3,h Boys' Chorus 1,2 M xed Chorus l,2,3,h Dramatic Club 1 Junior Play 3 Senior Play h rican Legion Oratorical Contest 2 Prize Speaking 2 3 Badminton 3,h Baseball 2,3,h Basketball Manager 1 J V Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 h Ping Pong 2 DOMINICK PAOLILLO Class Vice President 2 Treasurer 3 Student Council 3,h President U FFA Vice President 2 President 3,h Kelloggian 2,3,h Editor 1n Chief h Boys' Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 2,h Junior Play 33 Senior Play h Prize Speaking, Winner, local 2,3,h American Legion Oratorical Contest Winner, local 2,3,h County 3rd. place 3,h Voice of Democracy Contest Winner, local 3 Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3 Basketball 2,3 Fall Baseball 3 Minor Sports 3 . 1, h- V 5 s a HALL L DLHRAO Class Secretary 2,3 Treasurer h Student Council 3 Arts and Crafts 1 FFA Secretary 2,3,h Kelloggian 2,3,h Band 2,3 Boys' Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,b Junior Play 3, Senior Play 3, Prize Speaking 2,3,h American Legion Oratorical Contest Winner, local, 2nd place 2,3,h Syracuse Citizenship Conference 3,h Basketball 2,3,h Baseball 2,h Minor Sports h LYDIA PUFFER Class President 1,2,3 h Student Council 2, Secretary 3 Arts and Crafts 2 Kelloggian 3,h Band 2,3,h G1r1s' Chorus l,2, h Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,h Accompanist h Junior Play 3, Senior Play Cheerleader 2,3 s, ' ' 4 . 3, I , N ,L V. ,, -Y wry - - HQ, .--. 1 -3, - -x-- 3 Q Y I 'Q' gi f A.: . 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' fs ,J Paolillo, Ralph Barlow, Manuel Serrao, Mrs Keiter SENIOR CIASS HISTORY This year marked the culmlnatjon of our high school careers It pleases us to look back on the long road we have just traversed Work and pleasure were combjned to make this year a successful one The senior trip took us to washington and to New York, allowing us to enjoy ourselves immensely with our adviser, Mrs Ceiter Our funds came from our activities during the senior and junlor years sales of stationery, magazines, refreshments and other articles, as well as movies, plays and dances helped to provide the funds for the trip ilthough the years prior to our junior year were not so concerned with as many outs de activities,they hold for us many memorable events M s McGuinness was our adviser during our sophomore year, and Mr Nickens advised us during our 'irst year of high school Of the six graduating seniors, only two, Gerald and Dorothy, are original members of the class Lydja joined the class of l9Sh in the eighth grade Ralph and Manuel joined the group in its freshman year, and Dominick was the latest arrival, in the sophomore year Although we have not been together as a group for a very long time, we learned very quickly that we must work together to be successful we know the spirit of cooperation that we have learned and that other graduating classes have acquired in their turn, will be useful to us in our future lives as useful citizens of our com unities. .Q if. F- . , . lg rg L 1 Q U v . Seated--Dorothy Benedict, Iydia Puffer, Gerald Davidson. Standing--Dominick L 0 , ' Q ,-1133, S . -3 SENIOR Ralph Dottie Jerry m Iydia Nanny f'f,3'f,f5ig1lf L L DISTINGUISHED BY His father's Chevy 'Nonsense' Goggles Ptisplaced eyebrow Chuckle Stationary Plymouth WANTS TO BE A farmer Home economist Teacher Stenographer Top sergeant WIL1 BE P W A worker Naturalist Janitor Ho bo Sea stress Kitchen policeman 1' 'I gwifxr H First row Richard Haney, Joseph hosel, Cha les Y ire ter secoxd r lonald Ogborn, M Batal, Stewart Georgia THE CLASS or 1955 The five boys who make up the class of '55 found themselves Hup to their necksn in work this year In addition to studies, the class was active ly engaged in extra curricular activ ties Stewart, Richard, Donald, and Joseph handled the finances of four of the schoo1's activities, the Athletlc Council, F F A , Student Council, and Class of 'SS respectively Four of the class played varsity basketball, while Joseph Nosek played the main-string for the J. V. team. There were three chorus members, and two bandmen in the ranks. Class representatives to Student Council were Richard and Donaldg and Stewart and Joseph served as delegates to Athletic Council. The class officers were elected as follows: Charles Mcwherter - President Richard Haney - Vice-President Stewart Georgia - Secretary Joseph Nosek - Treasurer XC QQ First row -Shirley Hoosier, Dorothy Woodrow, Laura McAdams, Joyce Lalng, 1ou4se Rifenburgh, Margaret McIntosh Second row Walter Finn, James Serrao, Joseph Madden, Richard Stockman, Mr Nickens Third row Roger Barlow, Scott Dunlap, William Shackelton THE CLASS OF 1956 Seven boys and six girls comprise the class of 1956 At the beginning of the year officers were elected Joseph radden became president Richard Stockman was elected to the vice presidency, while Joyce Laing and Dorothy Woodrow became sec retary and treasurer respectively Louise Rifenburgh was elected to the post of Student Council secretary by the student body, and the class chose James Serrao as its delegate to that organization. At Athletic Council sessions, Joyce Laing and Scott Dunlap served as class representatives. From the standpoint of fiscal undertakings, the class has had a successful year. Two movies, a bake sale, and other activities to raise funds for their senior trip required a great deal of time and energy. The class contributed five varsity players, two J. V. members, and four cheerleaders to athletics at Kellogg this past season. Nine were in chorus, and nine class members participated in the band. Next year a constructive effort will be made to intensify activities. and 42 4 V I:5H::- x ' 1 K s S L 4 E J .1 s as L f 6 I, , I I I . 11 Y 0 0 0 0 o A 0 .- g , x T First row William Koopmann, Lynn Baldwin, Eileen Haney, Betty Voltmer, Gus Kathmann Second row James Corna, Stephen Puffer, Roger Schmidt, M Nickens THE CLASS or 1957 The class elected the following offlcers for the 1953 l95h school year with M Nickens as our adviser President Eileen Haney Vice President Roger Schmidt Secretary W1ll4am Koopmanm Student Council James Corna Three of the boys played J V basketball One girl was a varsity cheerleader and one girl was a J V and varsity subst4 tute cheerleader Three boys were band members Four boys and two girls were members of mixed chorus The class sponsored a record dance, sold Kellogg sweat shirts and sponsored other activities to raise money for our senior trip Three of the boys took agriculture I and two boys and two girls took typing we are all looking forward to a prosperous sophomore year Our class will branch out into many activities and academic subjects we intend to enjoy and utilize every minute in high school, for we realize that time moves rapidly and the few years we have left at Kellogg will vanish quickly X X x Treasurer - lynn Baldwin First row Irene Weerheim, Mary Jane Corna, Janice Haney, Veronica McDonald, Anita Mueller Second row Roy Miner, Walter McIntosh, Ronald Schmidt, William Baldwin, Mrs Morell Third row Laverne Whitbeck, Jason Wilsey, Earl Dean Weerheim. CAbsent Raymond Ogbornj EIGHTH GRADE At the beginning of the year, the class selected its officers as follows with Hrs Morell as adviser President Anita Mueller Vice President Laverne Whitbeck Secretary Roy Miner Treasurer William Baldwin The student council representative from our class was Walter McIntosh Our class was very active in sports Two girls, Janice Haney and Veronica McDonald, were junior varsity cheerleaders, and Earl Dean Weerheim,Raymond Ogborn,Jason Wilsey, and Laverne Whitbeck were on the J.V. basketball team.R0y Miner was manager of the team. Our class was very 1arge,compared to the upper grades this past year. Therefore, we are extra anxious to start on our fund raising activities as freshmen next school year. we intend to continue our interests in sports,band, chorus, and other extra- curricular activities in the same manner we did this past year, or even to extend them. Then too, there will be more scholastic activities to take on, for next year marks our entrance into senior high school. First row William Walter, Patricia Odell, Doris Kellogg, Carol PHner, Joseph Paolillo Second row Donald Kueneman, Fred Crunden, lawrence Georgia, Arnold Whitbeck, Ralph Benedict Third row Eddle Morgan, Percy Wilsey, James Prentice, Hr dard CAbsent Roy Murphy, Kenneth Ogborn, Bonnie Shackeltonj SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade elected the following officers with Mr Ward as adviser President Fred Crunden Vice-President - Bonnie Shackelton Secretary - William Walter Treasurer - Eddie Morgan Delegate to Student Council - Doris Kellogg Student Council Alternate - Kenneth Ogborn Three members were in the band and two served as managers of the basketball teams. Five sang in the chorus. Homemaking and shop were added to our regular courses. The class enjoyed the privilege of attending several student council parties and the away basketball games. One of the other features of the year was the Christmas party. Field trips included a visit to Claude Stoutenburg's shop, the local cemetery and the Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown. :. . R , ...L 1 . X , ............, Va... ,.,.,.,,...a........-...t..f r a.,..m-,-w..f....,a.: K S 4 E ' : 1 Q Y 4 ' 1 A V I Q f t . . -- - . -- . . -- Y , . -- Q U . - si V First row Raymond Shackelton, Carol Odell, Sharon Haney, Eleanor Yellogg, Paul Naujeck, Richard Anderson Second row Mrs Ackley, Gilbert Laing, Lewis Ackley, John Blackman, Allen Laing Third row David Mcwherter, Richard Iintz, Robert Hazlett SIXTH GRADE Twelve students entered the sixth grade in September nlne boys and three girls Later Allen Laing transferred from the Plains School in Oneonta We took a keener interest in music this year and the following students took lessons from M . Ward: Carol Odell, Eleanor Kellogg and Sharon Haney - clarinetg David Mcwherter and John Blackman - baritoneg Allen Laing, Lewis Ackley and Gilbert Laing - mellophoneg Richard Anderson and Raymond Shackelton - flute, and Paul Naujeck - tru pet. The following students participated in the band: Richard Anderson, lewis Ackley, David Mcwherter, Eleanor Kellogg, Gilbert Laing and Raymond Shackelton. we combined the two reading groups and read Wwings to Adventuren. we studied WThe Old World and Its Giftsn in social studies with the fifth grade. we learned to better understand the people of the old world through our dntensive study of the geography and the social and economic development of the countries of Europe, As4a and Africa. In art we experimented dn the fields of water color, finger paint, clay and paper machfa. Highlights of our soclal life were the parties we had. 1, . A , . ..,' ,, - - 1 ' ,L V ,,, 2: , s. 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O -- . 1 ' ' O L - First row Roberta Trenkner, Joan Greene, June Davidson, Sharon Crumden, Joax Davidson, Thelma Mclntosh Second row Mrs Ackley, Richard Davidson, Roger Kathmann, Robert Anderson, William Wilsey,Larry dhitbeck, Patricia Morgan.Third row Ronald Gesell, Donald Miner, Gerald Haney, Roger Hall, Raymond Prentice FIFTH GRADE The flfth grade met in our new location on the main floor which we share with the sixth grade, September 8 There were eleven boys and seven girls Barbara Saunders later joined our group only to leave again after Christmas Then came Cathleen Scheiner who transfermed from Blue Point, Long Island we had three reading groups to provide for more individu al instruction In social studies we worked wlth the sixth grada the lives of ancient people and the development of civilization in the various countr1es of Europe, Asia and Africa The following students took music lessons under the super Vision of Mr hard Richard Davidson and Roger Hall frumpet, Roger Kath ann cornet, and Donald Miner mellophone Joan Davldson, June Davidson and Gilbert Lalng took plano lessons with other teachers Gerald Haney,Roger Hall and Richard Davidson assisted with the library the second semester The Halloween,Chr4stmas and Valentine part es were enjoyed by everyone We studied The old World and ns Gifts and learned much about First row andrea Corna, Sharon Stockman, Patricia Hazlett, Virginia Greene, Mary Wilsey Second row Aloma Reed, Linda Laing, Susan Carey, Mary Ann Baldwin, Walter, David Ogborn, James Cole FOURTH GRADE Our fourth grade began the year with fifteen pupils Clifford Scheiner jo4ned us in February we have worked together as one group in all our work this year, joining with the third grade in English, social stud4es and science de have done much independent reading this year, especially in connectlon with social studies This year we have enjoyed a party each month to celebrate the birthdays of the month we have done this with the help of Mrs lawrence Carey whom we thank very much About the middle of the year a project of pre instrumental training was begun in our room through the use of Flutophones These toy instru ents serve as Nstepping stonesn on which the children learn a few basic principles of music in reference to time, tune, rhyth and music reading before a real in strument is taken up Arlene Ackley, Miss France. Third row--William Woodrow, Robert Morgan, Michael First row -Clara Miller, Linda Serrao, Onna Jester, Sharon Huyck, Ursula Hall, Elizabeth Koenig Second row Ronald Underwood, Robert Anderson, Ronald Stock man, Ronald Goslee, Raymond Schmidt, Rudy whitbeck, Miss Trance Third row Bruce Archibald, Thomas M ner, Stephen Cernak, Erich Naujeck, Fred Archibald THIRD GRADE Seventeen pupils enrolled 1n our third grade we had two reading groups in our third grade using second and third grade readers Besides readlng in our groups we stressed independent read ing from our fine selection of room and traveling library books we joined the fourth grade in studying social stud4es, English and science we especially enjoyed having Mr Blencoe, Oneonta State Teachers College student with us for seven weeks He was very helpful in both grades and a lot of fun The music program in the third and fourth grades was based largely on group singing There was also some ind4vidual s4nging Song material was derived from third and fourth grade text books covering seasonal, religious, novelty, patrlotic and game songs. in September -- eleven boys and six girls. A . Vg, First row Elizabeth Hazlett,Nancy Davidson, Kathleen Benedict,Barbara Crunden, Joan Strangeway Second row Earl Luquer, Jonathan Wysong, Lloyd Merrill, John Davidson, Dennis Corna, Charles Jilsey, lynn Benedict Third row Jerome Decker, John Therrien, John Ehrhard, Scott Lucas, Robert Cole, M s Storck CAbsent Gerald Reed, Joan Scheinerj SECOND GRADE The opening of school found eighteen children in grade two John Therrien joined us from Albany Early in the year readinv standards were set up Interest has been stimulated by using discussion, dramatization, pictures and poems Many reading helps have been used includ lng, developing ab lity to choose the main idea, see relation have learned to use reference books to find specific informa tion All of the addltion and subtraction combinations have been learned Our new Row Peterson Ar4thmetic text books have helped develop a better understanding of problems The first and second grades have studied several different kinds of animals Winter birds were especially lnterestinz to us because we could observe them we watched them eat the suet we put on the tree beside our window At Chr1stmas time we studled about Christmas in other lands and took part in the musical program directed by Mr dard ships, and use judgment in drawing conclusions. The children Important steps in our first grade reading have been First row Marie Jester, Susan Martin, Patr1cia Lucas, Sandra Carey, Susan Trenkner, Beverly Ogborn Second row Timothy Carey,A1len Greene, Ronald Finney, Wayne Bechtel. Third row Mrs Storck CAbsent Ronald Prentice! FIRST GRADE There were eleven children in grade one de have had many absences this year because of whooping cough. Ronald Prentice has been ill with rheumatic fever. developing the ability to to read sentences with Many of our stories have have been made meaningful The first and second units in social studies. visited other rooms and associate pictures with the text and understanding and good enunciation. centered around home life. Numbers by using concrete experiences. grades have studied several different One was a study of HOur Schoolu. we learned that, as a part of the whole school and because of this, we have a definite responsibility for our conduct. While studying about the Indians, we discovered that they gave us many contributions to our life today. we read about the Pilgrims and learned that they sacrificed everything for freedom. what they gave us we must keep and protect. we also built a Thanksgiving scene Parties on Halloween, Christmas, St. Valentine's Day and birthdays have been outstanding events in our social life. First row -Charyl Underwood, Daniel Cole, Christopher Carey, Mrs Merrill Second row Barbara Goslee, Diane Carey,Thomas Barnes, Richard Blackman,Uerner Naujeck Third row Nancy McAdams, James Strangeway, Clyde Kellogg, leon Ulmer, Barrett Jester, Donald Serrao, Rosemary Butch CAbsent Marjorie Ogborn, Elwood Weerheim, leon Merrill, Ronald Foose J KINDERGARTEN Our kindergarten group began in September with eighteen children Nancy Mcmdams joined us in the fall and Leonard Scheiner in February The program has centered around a wholesome play and work life with emphasis placed on good routine habits,self help and the improvement of social and emotional behavior Ne have tried to meet, as they arose, these needs of our youngest school children Materials and situations have been provided to challenge each child's mind regardless of how much he already knew when entering school Units of work studied included, getting ready for winter, the Pilgrims, the Christmas story, the life of cowboys,winter birds, travel, signs of spring and others. Many poems, stories, pictures, discussions, rhythms, games, songs and short trips around the neighborhood helped us to better understand the world around us. Over one hundred stories, brought from home by the children and taken from our school library, were read to the children to help broaden their interests and understandings. Social experiences of the whole group were extended and enriched by many parents who provided birthday parties for their own children in our kinder- garten room. we have had a busy, happy and worthwhile year together. ,,LLOg First row W Koopmann, R Qtockman, G Davidson, R Haney, N Finn, G Iathmann Second row J Wwlsey, J Madden, C Vcwherter, S Dunlap, D Osborn, L Wh1tbeck BASLRALL After experiencing a very poor spring season in which the nearest we came to a win was being edged by Davenport 8 7, we turned in a fairly good record tor fall baseball Heplayed Morris four times and defeated them twice, 16-15 and 9 8 we split two games with Walton They took the flrst game,in an extra lnning, 5-h, but we came back to w1n the next game 10 3 After being defeated by Downsvllle tW1Ce,WE ended our fall baseball season with a won-loss record of 3-5. All our baseball squad was eager for our new baseball season to start. Coach Potterton F r or A Y . He-s: J. Prentice, R.Miner, R. Barlow. Second row- R Stockman, W Shackelton, D. Ogborn, R. Barlow, S. Dunlap, C. Mcwherter, S Georgia, R I O . . Haney, J Madden, G Davidson VARSITY BASKETBALL Six of our ten players werenold timersN,having played varsity basketball one other season Stewart, Roger and Richard Stockman moved up from the junior varsity and Joseph Madden was a newcomer Even though we won more games this year than we did last, we feel we could have done better with a little luck we lost two games by four points each, and if we could have won them we would have been right up there at the top of the league After only three days of coaching under a new coach we nearly upset the league leading Grand Gorge 148 hh The possibilities of this win, how ever,slipped from our grasp in the last few seconds of the game we went on to win two midseason home games We defeated Roxbury 119 lu in a thriller and Fleischmanns 60 146 With the end of the season, we look forward to a very successful season next year we lose only two players from the vars4ty squad and with some promising players coming up from the J V team we look forward to having strong teams for several years to come. KAW! Cwmjb 353067901141 55,41 Elb- N FN f'Z,-,wx Oi TL M X QB:Q,g HU ' 4 Xlfvfwdfipf VISITORS wi? C7 Ir-Y anager R Miner. Second row J Serrao, J Winn, N Serrao, Nosek, L.J. evrhe1m. Third row Mr. Nickens, J J1Weev, Y. Schmidt, J Cornl Wutbe V Poonrav JUNIOR VARSITY QQSFLLJ L it the oegwnnwng of the basketball Q Son ae had onlv four members wno Had ayed leavue 5171 p1t HeFore the season xs over we found +Hat ve rad ten olavers 1 of whom could He deoende4 uron. Altholvn we couldn't be called a uccesefulu team, we were qu4te nroud of r four wwne Toe team led bv ranuel rrao scored wwns tafce over Flelschmanns d once over Davenrort ut the most rw111nU vame of tre year was our fourtr 'Wn and the laet vane of the season. Under he d1rect4on of N . N1ckens we defea+en he undefeated Andes team So L17 btb most of the n1avers refurnine neri eww r ro n W WV' Cbeerfeaabnj 5u66f f uf? . Q1 R.. --Q e l , 'A 2, , S T'1-n.--L ,-. -f T' Q U T L AL .Ju 1, '3fl l'.' . Q o v o L o rf- .. I . , . 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' e -A V l W f P X 4a-R.- ff:-LQ 4 ff' mfg X ff 3 Q U vo Q7 L' STUDENT COUNCIL Seated L Puffer, I Rifenburgh, D Paolillo, J Corna, D Ogborn Standing Mrs Keiter, W Mclnto h, D Kellogg, P Paney, B Voltmer, J Serrao, Mr dard XJ .44!lFH'5 ATH LIC COUNCIL Seated D Qened ct, G Davldson, S Ceorgda, L Paney Standing Koopmann, Y Nosek, S Dunlap, J Lalng 4 , -Q , N X 0 n , Q ' 0 0 .1 0 u J T 0 o S o ua A o . o - s o 6? if V . 'w , t ,. Q1 - V .- ,,. . 1? x 7 L I X . I I 4 vgrw . . ve 1 'J Q- , 1 , ug ' - o r o '0 . by L 0 G 0 ff- Y LLLJ A DTAPB Seated PHSS Cutler, D Penedlct, D Paolillo, S Geors1a, I Puffer Ctandwnp G Davidson, R Barlow, M Serrao, D Cgborn UFS- bFUDENT LIBRARIANS Seated L Baldwin, J Haney, D Uened1c+, Y J Cornn, Ura r 11 Paolillo Ctanding I. deerheiw, A Fueller, 9 Voltwer, V Tc J, D , C Miner, N McIntosh, N Pn1nw4n D Kueneman, Q 6 45 ' 1: H f A2 F , Q- ' A 1 A wk, ,.,-,,..f.., -.1 hx.: I JL li . . . - A... 0 . 0 O KT.. ,Q Q .J - , Q 0 o ' n X o 'v Q, - . Q ---- L- - z' T ' v7 .3-' .,.., NW ,g 8 g, O L, S dy 1 -Q 3 'A rf W , '1 f -- f X , V, . , 1 -f . Lv V I 0 . I , , ix 1 , 3 K, 4 W .3 ., v x . .. 7 -so . 0 .D 1 Q 0 ' 1 o 'N 5.44, to .. 0 ' ,' Da,-,-,T ' TH ' nm ,J -H , 9 , -Q . o . .J ... ' one I 0 y Y 1 'I ',. . - , g Q .Ig futtqwl-il seated L Mhitbeck, L Kellogg, A Whitbeck, S Dunlap, N J Corna, L Rifenburgh, R Anderson, G Kathmann, L Ackley, W Koopmann, G Davidson, S Puffer, J Madden, J Serrao, C Ycwherter Standing M Ward, W Finn, G Laing, R Stockman, W Shackelton AND In September, the Kellogg High School band nu bered twenty two players In January three more students were added, all from the sixth grade At the present time, there are twenty five members There were elght public appearances made by the band this year The band made its first appearance playing for the Grand March at the Halloween party Later appearances included playing for the senlor play and American Educat1on Jeek, where the parents got an idea of a tvp cal ard rehearsal They also played at the annual Cnr st as play and presented a concert at ihe charlotte e h n e a band concert by the Davenport H4ph c ocl and In Nay the band took part in the Spring ompet tion Fest4val, helc this year at Hartwwck College 'us c prepared for this occa ion ircluded a March and three Overtures The annual Snr ng Concert and Pemor al Dax nlra 1 r May 10 ' D - 0 .0 o J Nosek, C Miner, L. McAdams, D. Kellogg, L. Puffer, J. Laing, D Ncwherte I 'O -O I Q I U -' O O O O B .D 9' O I. g I ' 0 O .- A 0 , ' 1 Q . . Q, i 'W ., D I1 Valley Central School in Davenport. This was in xcnnnze for ,, 3 R . H. v, 3 , 1 -. - 1 L V k, c if i. '- S -4 A . -. - i f i L,.' : :YQ EIEFL 12 1Xi8Tfi in Flrst row D Kellogg, I weerheim, N J Corna, D Bened ct, 1 Puffer, M Mc Intosh, L Baldwin, D Woodrow, J Laing, E Haney Second row J Haney, P Odell, A Fueller, B Voltmer, L McAdams, L Rifenburph, V McDonald, S Hoosier, C M ner Third row Mr hard, N Baldwdn, W Koopmann, G Kathmann, D Paolillo, L Whltbeck, J Nosek, M Finn, G Davidson Fourth row J Corna, S Puffer, S Georgia, R Parlow, S Dunlap, N Serrao, R Haney, W Shackelton VTX D CPOQUQ The Fellogg High School chorus numbers thirty six voices his year they have made six public appearances A demon strat on of a typ4cal chorus rehearsal was viewed by the parents during Amerlcan Education Week At the annual Delaware County Musical Festival held at ,elhi, five students participated in the mixed chorus and seven took part 1n the girls' chorus The chorus also appeared in the Christmas plav and went to Davenport and, along with the band, particdneted in the ex change concert at Charlotte Valley Central School The chorus also appeared at the Nusic Compet4t4on Festival held this year at Hartwick College Vusic prepared for compe tition lncluded four select ons for w xed chorus Music studied hy the chorus thws vear ncluded selections sacred, secular and also some novelty numbers Most of the choral numbers were arranged for four parts. M.----1, Seated -N Serrao, S Georgia, D Paolillo, R Faney, D Ogborn Qtanding Mr Nickens, R Barlow, R Barlow, P Qchmldt, W Shackelton, W Fqnn, W Koopmann Miss 11 . Q, r CHEF'S CLUB Cutler, A.Whitbeck, F.Crunden, E.Morgan, J.Paoli11o, P.Wi1sey, D.Kueneman ,AA QJLSIOR' S YEFESTUVA PR' WINNERS PRIZE SPEAKING J K C N Nh N Koopmann, D Paolillo, I Baldwin, M Serrao, oopmagggllllg erter' M McIntosh, C Mcwherter, M s Morell, S Georgia, J Laing, J Madden, R Stockman 51 i' nf' Mrs. law - our French teacher Mrs Co111n our school nurse I ...q J U JV A on,rr,,n,,,,... ar Miss Severance - our dental hygienist 5 K 97? .l 1 J JILSSY, A. lues er, Y Qudnq Y Corus, .. fwwex I Ncernes F nv ' fin 11- JN N Srl xxx afyku inf' Mrs. hden, M s. Weerhe4m, Yrs. Ulmer .xx Hr PM-me Om' Janitor Hrs Archibald cur Janitresa L I BUS DRIVERS John Shackelton, Rudy Blank, Bob Archlbald, Fred Koopmann. 1-of 1 N T K 2 2110 1' um . 191 xbleyg r 1 'Z QQK, -.Q A I li-4. X5 OV Zjgfqf- Cer' fix f , x , 1 X . , , . 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