The Winslow mail., 1926-05-14

ANO ONNAA 0A'Ah5 I110CA ~ SAC NSNAA
pa1gn In it's editorials and is acting
in the capacity of an advance agent.
The staff feels that by a series of
editorials on the same subject an
attitude of cooperation can be
created. In each issue of the paper
there is an editorial entitled Keep
Kalumet Klean. This slogan is al
so printed on the front opposite
the name. We have found this al
liberation to be very effective and
a similar ALTERATION has been used
by the Boosters on their signs,
which they have placed in the ses-
sion rooms and corridors. Since
Calnuz is read in the homes OF the
students, it's work has farreach-
ing effect which may manifest itself
by helping to clean up the COM
munity as we'll as the school.
Editor-in-chi of the Tilden
Tech Times is John Hommes, who,
in the following letter to Chicago
Commerce stresses the citizenship
value of a cleanup campaign. He
writes:
For Good Citizenship
"In addition to the actual results
shown by the Association of Com
merce figures, the cleanup cam
palgn in Chicago produces a very
wholesome effect on our young citi-
zens. Once fully enthused with the
spirit of cleaning and Frightening
the city, those who take part will
always be active and interested in
enterprises which aim to make
Chicago a better place in which to
live.
''Tilden's aim in this campaign
is not so much to do the greatest
amount of cleaning as it is to draft
every student into the service. The
c. l. G. believes that by really get
ing everyone within it's jurisdic-
tion to do his part it will have
taught every boy valuable lesson
in citizenship.
"The Tilden Tech Times, avail
ing itself of this opportunity to be
of service, has pledged it's full sup
port to this campaign, which 1t will
advertise by means of cartoons,
news articles, editorials and before
and-after pictures"
William Vennard, editor of the
Austin Times, writes:
"The Industrial Club is a
positive force in Austin High
School. The school is almost unan-
imous in joining the organization
and through it, big projects can be
put across. The cleanup cam
paign is one of these drives in
which the Austin Times, another
power in the school, co-operates
with the G. l. c.
ga particular member of the staff
is assigned to keep in touch with
the campaign and this person is
member of the cleanup commit
tee and reports all developments
so that they can be adequately
played up in the columns of the
Times. The drive is advertised for
weeks before theactual period ar
rives, by cuts furnished by the AS
sociation of Commerce as well as
by original cartoons andp hotos.
Editorials also boost the idea in
way that news articles cannot"
Poster Contest
Catherine Wesley. editor of the
Harrison Herald, Harrison Tech,
reports a booster contest in prog
ress and constant boosting by the
Herald. Poetry too:
See a paper, pick it up,
All this spring, we'll have good
luck
See a paper, let it lie,
ThereIl be trouble by and by.
Another form of advertising"
writes Miss Wesley. used for the
first time this spring was a play
given by the Herald staff before
the assembled school. The play
showed the staff, forced by an un-
usual run of bad luck, to skip an
issue or put out blank front page.
Choosing the latter, they had print
ed in large letters across the front
sheet, Make the School as Clean
as This Page The play was a
huge success and in week, with
the STUDIES all popped up the
cleanup campaign opens officially"