Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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i- J av L Eid! TH: U 11 ' I-ll-TIMES EDITOR ------------------ Leroy Sterrenberg ASSISTANT EDITOR ------------ Richard Magee CIRCULATION--- -------------- Richard Young ART ----------------------- Delmar Flessner NEWS ----- Gerald McPherson, Raymond Attig, Josephine Deany, Charles Brink- man, Merle Haag, LeRoy Walsh, Helen Rosendahl, Elizabeth De- Long, and Lloyd Voss. TYPISTSN-Dorothy Brantley, Keith Clark, Carol Berlett, Lorraine Corkill, Mary Alice Serene, Dale Kimmel, Opal Lewin, and Esther Spangler. For the sixth year, the CULLOM HI-TIMLS, mim- eographed newspaper of from six to ten pages, has been published by the students of C. C. H. S. once each six weeks. All material is planned and written by students. Membership on the staff is open to all interested members of one class. The HI-TIMES 15 generally sponsored by the senior English class. This year 9 however, ten boys and three girls from the junior class handle the news. Before the introduction of the hour system of study, the staff met one period weekly to work on stories and make-up or to discuss the mistakes of the last issue. Now assignments are given out by the editor, and make-up is taken care of by anyone who has free time after school. Most of the typing is done by the senior typing class. The HI-TIMES has no advertising and is deliv- ered free to high school students and to the busi- ness houses. It is on the exchange list of a dozen surrounding high schools. According to the custom at Cullom, the two students who have the greatest number of inches of material printed in the first two issues are sent as delegates to the State H. S. Press Convention at Champaign. Fun, new acquaintances, and helpful advice received at the convention usually inspire the delegates to greater enjoyment of their work. This year R.-Magee and R. Attig were delegates. sf 5 its--api? . ' ' ... s --. . ' ff:--..-H - .. N' 'L A.-- S ,Sig .. .3 7 ' ty 1 FV ,,,M. ...,eg,,ea55:gz