Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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...AJ - . ' -. - . 9-5' ,, - V ,fr .. I .. i 1 '15, I . A4 J .., T RACK Cullom High School's thinly-clad lads reported for track practice on March 18. With twelve lettermen return- ing from last year, the squad looked for a fairly good season. The lettermen reporting were Capt. M. Haley, W. Petersen, C. Coash, F. McCaughey, C. Brinkman, L. Voss, R. Attig, G. McPherson, R. Wise, H. Magee, and H. Coash. The first track meet was held April 9 triangular meet with Chenoa being the Cullom brought home the winning honors points, On Cabery, while Forrest bested Chenoa, 55 to April 16, Cullom went to Herscher Bradley, and Herscher. C. C. H. points, Herscher placed second with 56 2f5, while Cabery beat Bradley, 25 to 14 lf5. with 78 at Forrest in a other opponent. by scoring 65 50. to compete with S. took first Cullom journeyed to Saunemin on April 25 to Vie with Herscher and Saunemin. The latter piled up 62 points to defeat the Cullom boys, who placed second with 55 points. Herscher scored ll. The V. V. Conference Meet was held on a muddy track at Forrest on April 50. Chatsworth gained the trophy by gathering in 565 pointsg Saunemin took second with 413 Cullom came third with 573 Forrest gained 1033 and Her- scher was last with 9 points. Five C. C. H. S. track boys will take part in the district meet at Kankakee on May 7. Wise will enter the dashes, Haley, the 4403 McCaughey, the 8803 Petersen, the mile, and Brinkman, weights. lf5'Cv:.'+ A 5 5 tr 5 -5 1:51, 're Q-.N A '