Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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Qi TH E .Q U La- rg 1 1 T 1, f ,..: The seniors, who like to be alone and who know that their class is absolutely in a class by itself, journeyed to Dwight for a theatre party on Feb. 10. Five of the faculty accompanied them, and the whole party stopped for lunch after the show. Cards, everything from bunco to bridge, furnished amusementsfor the freshmen and their guests at a party held in the gymnasium on April 7. The seniors, having play practice the same night, thoughtfully provided refreshments for themselves. Several of them attended the party for short intervals and graciously offered to ufill inn for a hand or two. In the early winter, the athletic association offered a prize to the class selling the most season tickets for basketball games. The prize was to be a party. The junior business men, by many and devious ways, wong and on April 15, the party was held. Mem- bers of the class were taken to a show in Chatsworth and were served lunch in Cullom afterward.' Prospects for social affairs in May seem a bit dull, that is, except for the banquet. A The seniors, though having a party fat least, foodb every other night at play practice, will no doubt be ready to waste a little red paint as soon as the annuals are boxed up and ready to send to the bin- ders. The juniors, having spent all of three months on banquet preparations, will probably be ready to relax from the strain and demands of QOciety. Rumors of sophomore sub rosa affairs still threaten. They may or may not materialize. However, any surpirse may be caused by the freshmen. No one knows whether badminton, marbles, jacks, or a prom will be their next interest. Y E. - ., 5 w?. ..,, ,l,.,,,, ,,..-A,y,, 'TQQQF ,l, .: Q'Lwll' 4'!fggQELfQ'5Lu:5N. lg FT

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