Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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I V, ,A .X t .V 4 W - ' 'asf' ' - A' J ' -?1W 1- X 7 T' H F U If l V In the Vermillion Valley Conference, Shirley Beeman placed first in dramatic readingg Wendell Petersen broke the Vermillion Valley record in the mile run. D Toward the end of the year we received a new member, Frieda Kennedy, who had spent her freshman year in Cullom and the intervening years in Califor- nia. The loss of Martha Stoup and the addition of Opal Lewin kept our membership at sixteen. We entered our senior year with our minds set upon doing something really big and new. After choosing Dale Kimmel, Gladys Gahwiler, and Francis McCaughey as president, vice-president, and secre- tary-treasurer, respectively, we decided to publish the CULLOG. Under the management ef Henry Kroll and Dale Kimmel, the sales campaign aroused much inter- est and was a success. We enjoyed the work, and everyone did his party On Homecoming Day, we won first prize with our float, an old-fashioned covered wagon. In all three divisions of Athletics, the cap- tains chosen were seniers. Henry Kroll was football captain, Charles Ceash, basketball captaing and Merle Haley, track captain. At the Christmas program, four members of our class gave a well-known play Dust of the Road. Early in the second semester, we journeyed to Dwight and enjoyed The Plainsman,' a thrilling mov- ing picture concerning Buffalo Bill in the Civil War days. In the sub-district contest at Watseka and in the V. V. contest, Shirley Booman placed first in the dramatic readings. Keith Clark took first in tenor solo in the latter contest. New we are working on the senior play, trying to make it one ef the best ever presented in Cullom. Although we greatly regret leaving our school, we are ready for Commencement and whatever may follow. ': ':,2f..Qf-N ,.,. N 5. .,.,. ,

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