Cullom High School - Cullog Yearbook (Cullom, IL)

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,- . , , 1 - . . bl 4 . if o O O 5 eg The-C.C.H. 'S. all Cirlq Orchestra, Mrs, and ,Her Misses, has 18 members: Velma Nettleingham, Ann Tinker, Sandra Haag, Betty Clark, Jean Donley, Seniors 3 Lorena Wickham, Nita Ruehle, 'Teresa Hahn, Sharon Saathoff, Barbara Bauerle, Janet Ellingor, Marjorie Haren, Juniors 3 Barbara Roll, Rita Donley, Nancy Koehler, Nancy Magee , Betty Jehle, Ruth Ann Flessner, Sophomores, The Orchestra was first organized in 19119 under the direction of Mrs. Janet Dowse. Nancy Kewley is an understudy for the trumpet section. During the year the Orchestra has played at various occasions. They have sponsored the Homecoming Dance, October 23, and Valen- tine Dance, February 123 also played after the Delta Kappa Gamma Honorary Teachers Society Banquet on November 213 played for en- tertainment at Sheldon, Illinois, March 133 Grade School Operetta, March 225 Style Show, March 303 played on Streator Station for the first time, April 113 Piper City, April 2,43 P,T.A. Dance, May 73 Kankakee Station, May 93 St. Anne Chamber of Commerce Dinner Dance, May ll3 and East Junior High Kankakee Prom, May 21. Members performing' as soloists are: Nita Ruehle, Lorena Wick- ham, Velma Nettleingham, Ann Tinker, Betty Clark, and Sharon Saa- thoff. New members this year are: Barbara Roll, Nancy Magee , Rita Donley, Ruth Ann Flessner, Betty Jehle, and Nancy Kewley. Officers were elected in the orchestra: President, Sandra Haag3 Vice-President, Velma Nettleingham3 Secretary, Ann Tinkerg Treasurer, Betty Clark, The Orchestra is planning to take a trip to Chicago the last part of May.

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The 25th Annual Homecoming was observed Friday, October 23, with the parade starting at one o'c1ock. The Legion men led the parade with their colors and were followed by the Cullom High School Band, Jean Donley, a senior, was chosen to be the queen. Her atten- dants were Sharon Saathoff, a junior, and Barbara Roll, a sophomore Jack Dutton, a senior, was chosen to be the King. His atten- dants were Roger Casper, a junior, and Raymond Wascher, a junior. Floats wereientered in the parade by the Grade School, High School, and business organizations. Prizes were presented to the group floats and also to the individual floats. A large crowd lined the streets of Cullom to watch the parade. Later many attended the football game and saw our team beaten by Forrest 6-O. The Coronation was led by the sophomore attendants. Barbara Roll and Raymond Uascher, followed by the Junior attondantsg Sharon Saathoff and Roger Casper, climaxed by 1953's King and Queen, Jack Dutton and Jean Donley. Paul Deany gave the high school histories of all the attendants and the King and Queen as they entered, to the accompaniment of HLovely Ladyn. Upon reaching the throne, 1952's King and Queen, Richard Landis and Donna Wrede, crowned the new royalty. Following this was the Grand March, led by the King and Queen. The floor show consisted of numbers by the Sour Seven from Sauneming The Cloveretts from Melvin, Sandra Haag and Rita Sadlerg Teresa and Danny Kiley, and Jim Price. The Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes prepared stunts. Three past members of the girls' orchestra, Both Ann Wright, Carol Kingdom and Bonnie Whitman, sang, NJust Another Polkan. The Alumni of the girls' orchestra were each presented with a white Chrysanthemun,

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