Kelloggsville High School - Century Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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K- DETTE KHOBUS The Kadette Khorus opened and closed the en- tertainment presented at the annual P. T. A. Kel- loggsxille liaravan Oct. 2-l. The acts and dancing were under the direction of Mrs. Meyer. D. Darling, S. Delano, E. Sybesma, B. Barlow, D. Howe, E. Thurber, D. Johnston, E. Nelson, S. Kelly, P. Hansel, B. Bronkema, T, Visser. NATIVIT Y SCENE The Star Gleams was the name of the Christmas roduction resented December 19. A chorus of P P fortv voices sanff under the direction of Mr. Chambers. Birdena Husse was the accom anist. A . U Y P quartette of trained voices accompanied by organ music furnished the HAngel Voicesfl Speaking parts taken by Tom Byle and Marian Piersma, and the Nativity scene were under the direction of Mrs. Meyer. Standing: R. Castle, J. Greinke, P. Zaagsma, V. Yerrick, T. Visser, P. Hansel, S. Kelly, D. Graham, T. Conrad, D. Farrow. Kneeling: B. Bronkema, G. Doxtater, E. Sybesma, J. Dieterman, E. Nelson, D. Johnston, D. Darling, S. Delano, S. Zue. 25

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HONOR SOCIETY President Vivian Yerrick Vice President Shirley Mae Zue Secretary and Treasurer Trcssa Visser The Kelloggsville Honor Society, an affili- ate of the National Honor Society, is composed of students outstanding in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. It is the purpose of this society to promote high standards of scholarship and character and to en- courage leadership and V. Yerrick, A. C. Kester, L. Jacoby, S. Zue, J. Dieterman, T. Visser. the Spirit of Service in our school. By our attitudes we try to express gratitude for educational benehts received. Our desire is for continuous growth toward higher ideals in the hope of developing well-balanced personalities which will enable us to take our place in society and make contributions worthy of members in this national STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council at Kelloggsville is a democratic organization operated jointly by student representatives and the school administrator. Through this organization, constant improvement is organization. made in teacher-student relationships and, especially, in student control. To keep the Council dynamic, purposeful contacts with similar organizations in other schools were made during the year. Back Row: D. Warren, T. Byle, B. Coudzwaard, B: Farrow, A. Bloomer, R. Watkins. 2nd Row: B. Nicholis, P. Barlow. C. Doxtater, P. Bigham, D. Small, P. Newkirk, D. Cronkright. First How: J. Brozovich, D. Howe, A. Stickney, D. Hoffman, D. Graham, M. Creinke. President Don Hoffman Vice President Art Bloomer Secretary Delores Howe Treasurer Dick Graham 24

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RED CROSS COUNCIL After getting a late start, the Kelloggsville Red Cross Chapter waged a membership drive and set its quota for the year as one afghan and twenty- five rag dolls. The Club held social get-togethers in the gym, and everyone worked on the projects. Everyone enjoyed the ac- tivities, and the Work progressed very well. Director Mrs. George Pelton