Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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F O O T B A L L Back Row: L. Trost, W. Boeman Chandler, K. Clark, Haag, W. Musselman, Middle Row: Coach J. E. Elbert, R Attig, C Coash, 5 B B D. R H Hack, B. Gray, R. Lewin, T. Landis, V. Koerner, Merle Nettleingham. Magee, L. Walsh, D. Kimmel, Coash, G McPerson, M. Cor- Ban, Managers L. Voss and Mervil Haag. Front Row: F. McCaughey, L. Weaver, M. Haley, C. Brinkman, R. Wise, H. Kroll, H, Magee, J. Fagan, W. Petersen, and G. Serene. B A S K E T B A L L Back Row: Manager Mervil Haag, G. Serene, G. McPherson, H. Kroll, R. Attig, C. Brinkman, H. Magee,M. Haag,Coach J. E. Elbert. Front Row: L. Voss, F. McCaughey, M. Haley, C. Coash, R. Wise, R. Magee, R. Lewin, L. Walsh. Not in Picture: H. Coash.

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.-A - C' GZ.. At HERSCHRR on Oct. 2, the Ramblers came out on top with a score of 12-O in one of the most interest- ing games of the season. Cullom had the advantage the first three quarters and went over for two sen- sational tcuchdowns in succession during the last period. Q The game played at SAUNEMIN on Oct. 9 was almost a total upset to the Cullom players and fans, for the team was taken, 20-6, by Saunemin's fast attack. The Ramblers kicked off only to have their opponents march down for a touchdown. Two other goals were scored after blocked punts. In the third quarter, Cullom's offense clicked long enough to gain their only score in the game. On Oct. 16, before the large Homecoming crowd CHATSWORTH'S three-man team outclassed the C.C.H.S. boys, 59-6. After two touchdowns in the first quarter by Chatsworth. the Ramblers rallied and held their rivals the next two periods. In the fourth, Chatsworth succeeded in pushing the ball over for four more touchdowns and three extra points. MCCAUGHEY, WITH THREE MINUTLS TO GO, CARRIED THE BALL NINETY-SEVEN YAhDS FOh CULLOn'S ONLY SIX POINTS. The sixth game of the season, played at FORBES on Oct. 25, was another upset for the Cullom team. Although Cullom held the Forrest boys in their own territory the first three QHQTtCPS, fumbles by Cullom and fortunate passes by Forrest enabled the latter team to score six points in the last. Cullom, playing on the home field on Oct. 50, defeated the KANKAKEB lightweights. 7-O. The local boys managed to get seven points the first quarter. During the rest of the game, long gains were made by both teams, but the score was not changed. The Armistice Day game with SAUNEMIN was one of the best games of the season for Cullom, although the actual score was 6-6. The entire game was hard fought and exciting for the fans. Cullom received its points after a fumbled ball in the last quarter. Saunemin, after a passing attack, tied the score. This was the last game of high school football for Kroll, McCaughey, Haley, C. Coash, Betersen, and Kimmel. C' I s.- ui' is--qul ' . ' V -- .... 1 . .. . ,QV .. . ,-.-- - - ,,, ' --- '- f N 1

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