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

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MASS HISHIRY Once upon a tlme there were thmrty one httle gremllns who went 1nto the enchanted world of klndergarten Through the years these th1rty one orgmal gremhns were doubled 1n numbers by add1t1on and subtractlon Durlng the flrst years these llttle gremllns were made famous wlth thelr rad1o programs and brave deeds wh1le serv1ng on safety squad Then one day 1n the flscal year of 1946 a great event occured These llttle gremllns moved from the small castle to the great castle w1th the older and. wlser gremlxns But now the l1ttle gremllns had to work very hard' In the elghth year they had paddle pop sales and the next year there were over a hundred gremllns to carry on the paper dr1ves By the tenth year the work became more and more presslng wlth box soclals and the Chrxstmas sales Then the n xt year It was skat1ngpart1es and the great prom the Moon hght M1ngle Flnally the great year arrlved 62 gremllns were to be graduated The calendars the dances and the annual had to be put on schedule and w1th the help of then' three falry god mothers they succeeded At the end of thls t1me they were rewarded wlth a trxp and themr dlplomas All thls work done success fully they went out xnto the world much wlser gremllns CLASS MOTTO Onward Ever Backward Never CLASS COLORS Blue and Sllver CLASS FLOWER Amerxcan Beauty Rose Z0 . - , . . . . Y - . . . 0 ' r v . . . u . 9 , - . . 11 0 r .. ' P D ! - - . , , . . . , . ' 1

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HH Ill Sl As I stt here at the desk of the Bowers Publtshtng Company tttth a manuscrtpt before me my rntnd wanders back twenty years to the good old days of 31 A ptcture that grows tn my mtnd eye a I re ad thts manuscrtpt by Don Phtlltps ts the story of my Sentor classmates as they are today The manuscrtptbe gtns as Terry Covert and Don Cronkrtght two Home Acres Blabber reporters are gotng to see our own ltttle quadruplets those famous ballet dancers Connte Mtller Dorcas Mtller Delano Mtller and M trton Mtller Say! Talktng about famous people you surely don twant to mtss the grand opentng of John Kalas s dance hall T e Sugar Botyl Castno ts haytng Dtck Warn and hts tythmattc orchestrt for the tntttal week As an added feature hc ts pres enttng that ton of fun matt htmself none other than Davtd Ktsner Mr Kalas has been quoted as saytng that he ts not capable of handltng both the Mtdtown Theatre and the Sugar Bowl Castno So as a l st presentatton at thc Mtdtown he wtll have four stars of Stage lnd Screen appear tn person on October 21 X911 These stars wtll tnclude the Man of Steel Btll Kolarec those two great lovers Iva Jean Amtck and George Grtt and last but not least that great drummerman Gene Wolf wtll play several spectalttes As we turn back to the manuscrtpt Covert and Cronkrtght are gltdtng thru space at the raptd pace of 3300 mtles per hour They arc headtng for Madtson Square Gardens where they ex pect to sce four muscle bound gtrls tn a tag match The gtrls are Joyce Graham Barbara Wood Pat Prtnz and Martlyn Gar ton The mtnor bouts before the gtrls match tncludes those world famous mtdget boxers Bob Schrtemer Morrts Handlogten Norman Dans and Jerry DeVos After seetng the eye ftlltng ftght the two reporters top tn at Lawrence Ntchols Cafe to get a btte to eat The gtrl comtng to watt on them ts none other than Geraldtne Van Houtcn After ordertng eattng and paytng thc chcck of only S250 they dectde to try to get a story on the thrtlltng trtp madeto the moon by Tom Hansel There have been only ftve successful trtps made to the moon and Tom has made three The other two have been made by Lloyd Seeley and Rtchard Thurber These three men tntend to butld a larger Rocketshxp for the three of them and to starta colony on the moon Acung as the femtntnc admtntstratorswtll be Anne Martc Brozovtch Jenny Dteterman and Glorta Marttnson As we turn to the next chapter of the manuscrtpt we see those two great sctenusts Phyllts Cross and Jo Ann Loughner tn thetr offtce at the Atomtc Research Company These gtrls have made tt posstble to run a car on water and a small ptll mstead of gas They have tnvented many other great thtngs of beneftt to the world but now they are worktng on the greatest yet they are strtvtng to perfect an atomtc powered machtne that wtll actually drtll a large hole through the earthfor short entng the ttme tt takes to get from onc stde to the other All they have to getts the Prestdent s go ahead stgn then they w1ll start the project Of course the Prestdent 15 none other than LaVon Schutltng Her advtsors Ronald Lcys Dtck Ball Ettntce Neuman and Margte Payne are all tn favor of tt The Con structton company tn charge wtll be the Voorhees Keller and Stephens Company Turntng to chapter three we see that adventurous explorers of the Untverse have been lost some where on Venus Thetr names are Phyllts Homrtch Lorratne Bullock and Arltne Steffes Sent to rescue these three women are two of the world s most adventurous rabbtt hunters Roger Smlts and Jtm Wtlltam son However thcse two men got lost somewhere tn the motor of the Rocketshtp and so far they have not been found In the next chapter the arttcle tells all about the new Kelloggswtlle One more room has been added and the lockers have been cleaned The btggest change tn the school ts the faculty Taktng Mrs Greenwald s and Mrs Nlarttn s places are Joanne Kutkstra and Lorratne Verolme There has been a large change tn the gymnastum thanks to our supertntendent Dorts Brown and to our wonderful and outstandtng basketball coach Delorts Smtth They have a brand new basketball Audttortum wtth the latest sports equtpment We don t know tf Rex McBrtde ts a ltttle on the unprogres stve stde or tf he just ltkesto take Amertean Government but for some reason he ts sttll a sen1or at good ole K H S Upon readtng chapter ftve we see those rootm toottn cowgtrls Carol Boerena and Joyce Btgham rtdtng bareback on thetr tame deer celebrattng Why are they celebrat1ngP Be cause tt has just been voted unamtnously by the eountrtes of the World to have an tnternattonal government The prestdent of the World may be etther Blanche Ntchols or Duane Doxtator Whom do you thtnk would be the better? If they elect Duane I wonder about the future of the organtza tton However a constttutton must sttll be wrttten and Ann Krutsenga Mtrton Burg Phyllts Poeder and Joyce Syswerda are expecttng to work on tt wlth the delegates from other coun trtes Jackte Wtlson Davtd House and Bob Perktns areexpected to work on the demolttton of the Atom and Hydrogen bombs and all plans for them Ftghter planes tanks and shtps are gotng to be destroyed and used for scrap metal The people of the Umted World are free to go any where they please as long as tt ts reasonable and they have the money to pay for tt The Prestdent and the elected governors of the tndtytdual nattons may choose thetr own helpers and advtsors And as the author of Ctnderella would say And they ltved happtly ever after .' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' v I , vw- .. ' ' , ' ' ' . ' 's 's L ' . . '. . . - , . - c . . . ' ' . r A ..., V n '- ' - . v f v r ' ' ' ' . . ' ' 1 . -V ' . h . . . .. t ' ' . 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