Bryan High School - Zeta Cordia Yearbook (Bryan, OH)

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Il llll llllllflllllll lllll lllllll lllllll I lllllllll ll llllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllll lllllllli 12100-HHVC you ever heard an organ talk? No? Well, here's your chance. Mildred Oberlin, who has just completed an engagement in Europe, will present a program of request numbers, as well as a few selections of her own composi- tion ..... 12:30-Foreign News. Former classmates, XVoodrow Kirby and Henry Wonsetler, just set sail for Europe to run in the Olympic races. Esther Monin- ger, famed Latin and Greek translator, has returned to Rome for further study. An SOS has just been received from The Atlantic, captainecl by Clarence Zwayer. Other classmates on board are Hostess Mary Repp, and Gwendolyn Apt and Edna llradford, joint proprietoresses of the ship beauty parlor. Carmen Rollins, famed journalist, lias just landed in India. 12:45-Secretary of Agriculture, XVayne Bowman, will explain the new agriculture bill just introduced into Congress ..... Miss Kathryn XVood, Hostess at Canyon Camp, Yellowstone National Park, nas attacked by a bear on the way from her cabin to the lodge. 1:00--Now comes the program for the future Broadway stars. Constance Phillips, famous dramatist, is about to talk to you on Your Stage Pers011aI1'ty. 1 230-lVIOtl1Cl'S, tune in. Erdine llurgbacher, noted child specialist, will advise you on Managing the Child PVitlzi a Temper ..... I :45-We are now linked with Hollywood. Girls, here's your chance to look like the movie stars. The Snyder and Ford Ltd., where all the famous ones pur- chase their clothes, is putting on a style show. Among their models are XVinona Lockhart, Lurena Miller, and Hazel Goller ..... 2:45-Doris Lyons, candidate for representative from Ohio, will speak . . . 3 :oo-The Alden Harvey Orchestra next comes on the air ..... L 3 :3o-A surprise! Margaret Rector, movie, star, has been making a tour of the country, accompanied by her secretary, Miss Moog, and by Ruth Kerr, who played in Miss Rector's latest production, Rose of Picardy. The two actresses will present a few scenes from this production .....i 4 :oo-Rah! Rah! Now for the basket ball game between The Bees, who are touring the United States, and the Chicago Central High School Girls. The girls playing on the traveling team are Naomi lleamer, Verna Leinard, Helen Hall, Yera llrubaker, and Rebecca Zimmerman ..... 5:00-Next Tfciliglzt I6vr't'Iler.v Orclzr.vtra conducted by Rex Fisher. His wife is the former Margie Kirkpatrick ..... 5:30-Please stand by again. Southern California is playing lVashington. Three of its players are former llryanites-Russell Allison, XVilliam Fix, and Arthur Miller .... . 6:30-President llenner and his secretary, Miriam Snow, landed today. Am- bassador Davidson also came back to native soil. No news heard yet of the Car- roll baby. Former classmate, Charles Daniels, now Scotland Yard man, on the case. Paul McKarns has just set a record of 300 miles an hour, at Daytona lleach. His wife is the former Virginia Carlsten. 6:45-lledtime for the kiddies. Tonight Mildred Schuhmacher is going to tell you about the three bears ..... 7:00-Robert McDonald, noted Chicago Civic Opera star, will thrill you with his rich baritone voice. 7:30-The jay Shockley orchestra presents as its guest artist, Betty Lewis, wellknown dancer. . XYell, folks, that concludes the program. just a moment. Yes, they have consented to do it. Mr. Everett Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Culbertson, and Mr. Raymond Zimmerman will in turn say a few words to you ..... And now our long looked-for surprise is over. Hasn't it been nice to hear from old friends once more? And don't you wonder what the next live years will bring forth? Here are good wishes for success and happiness to everyone of my classmates. S'long! , ,zu J ,'. Q H , if - f' tg. Q ,J AVE! ii!! 'II j 1 - be: rl 'ny P4 .X--57 X get WE., R H' I

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Ad' . P 5 i'.'if,-, is is E113 .S-2 ,:.i'n 1.3 1 ,A ' 'lit 2 KK all fvitgwff F, . I if. iilut-QJ Xl I 1 -fm .Xiu 19' vwur 9 . I QL .1 Ili . ,li RADIO CHATTER---MAY, 1937 XValter Harrold announcing from Station BHS. How do you do, everybody! How do you do! Feeling tine this morning? XVhat a surprise I have for you to- day! Yes, the Magpie every once in a while brings you something nice, dOCS1l't he? XYell, he is bringing you extraordinarily pleasant news this time, news even exceeding that of a nice sum of American tor any otherj currency inherited from your great aunt. It is perhaps the greatest phenomenon ever heard through radio. The program for today is to be given by members of the 1932 Senior Class of llryan High School. Please don't expect the impossible, however. It would be little short of marvelous to be able to assemble under one roof all the members of a class which has blessed the world with so many rare and gifted personages. But our endeavor to call back old classmates has met with marked success. A goodly number have been persuaded to return to BHS, and aided by that wonderful mechanism, television, they will today broadcast the results of their rich and var- ied experiences. 1 wish to acknowledge, with gratitude, help received from four members of our class, all of whom are very prominent in this part of the country. These four who have lent their linancial and moral support in making possible this broadcast are: Everett Oliver, editor of Toledo Bladeg Raymond Zimmerman, Lucas County Agent, and Mr. and Mrs. Qnee Arlene Amesj Howard Culbertson, wealthy farmers in this vicinity. I wish to add, by the way, that with the proper technique in persuasion they might be induced to say a few words at the end of the program. We ll see. Now since I have apparently exhausted my fountain of opening chatter, let us turn our attention to the program. N :oo-'l he .Iohn Murrays' Orchestra-blame for the plural, of course, falling on the former Celia lllack. Ta-Tee Ta ..... S 130-NOW to get tlte kinks out of the old, stiff limbs with Louis Sisco's famil- iar Ready beging 1-2-3-4, I-2-3-4 ..... ' H 1.1.5-Yllllll Yum! lletter listen in, you who are just a little above the per- fect 36. Eunice Schuhmacher will tell you about Health-Giving but Non-Fat- l'roclucing Foods ..... QIOO4MHlJCl Yan Gundy, representing the famous Howard Lawrence Inter- ior Decorating Company tHoward's wife, by the way, is the former Virginia Wellsl, will present the newest fabrics and draperies for this year. Misters, bet- ter hide your check books ..... 9 :go-For the next half hour you will have the privilege of hearing Mildred Ragan, well-known Metropolitan ,Opera star, and Gladys Hineman, who has re- cently won renown on a Chicago concert stage. .... . A startling news Hash has just come over the wires. The two-year old heir to the N. W. Carroll millions has been kidnapped! The mother, the former XVau- neta Scott, is prostrated. As yet no clues have been found. 10:00-'l he children of the famous Cecilia Bishop Children's Home will en- tertain you for the next half hour ..... 10:30-Feeling well? If not, better listen to the following program. Dr. llathaway, head of the well-known Hathaway Sanitarium, will talk to you on Modern Surgery. lt may interest you to know that Helen Mick is his assistant and Cora lsaac, his dietician ..... 10:45-Now, boys. this is your hour. Coach DeGrotf of Harvard is going to give you some pointers on how to make your athletic dreams come true. Il Z3O1 SllO, we'ah heah at las'. Hear that! They've arrived folks- Sambo and Rastus. black-faced comedians of national fame. You, of course. know them as Terence Musser and Kenneth Cotter ..... II 230-La voici, radio audience. Now for the daily French lesson brought to you by Marjorie Gleason, just returned from study in France ..... II :45-Shall we see whether the bottom has dropped out of the stock market, and whether it is going to hail, rain, or snow? Harlan Sprow ..... -'--------------------- ------------------'----------------- t 19325 ------------'---------------'----------------------------'-----' C 1.1

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