Cleburne High School - Big Blue Yearbook (Cleburne, KS)

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- x 1 z x : : : : : J-c 9- ' f 1 e we e er +4 16 THE BIG BLUE 0 H . CLASS PROPHECY . c. R. H. s. cle--burns 0 l Goldie Bergsten ....,,,. Announcer ' ' Cleburne on the Blue. C. R. H. S. announcing. We are giving for your 0 I l approval a novelty program composed of celebrated artists, some whom perhaps you , ,, V do not know in their new profession, but which will bring back to your memory of ,, 0 . happy times in 1925. ,, l The first number on our program this evening will be a soprano solo by a dis- 0 tinguished and renowned artist. One who is widely known in several continents, hav- l 4 ing sung before the King of Sweden-Prof. Hillderick Wapiti Forsberg will sing, ' l Go Long Mule. I Stand by a moment for a telegram. ' nj We have a message from South America. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Johnson and ,, W family. Mrs. Johnson nee Ruth Nohlen sends hearty greetings to members of Class ,, of '25 scattered over the world. , l Before the kiddies all get too sleepy we have a treat for them. Bill Hedlin will 0 1 now give us a 'tModern Bed Time Story. . Q Station C. R. H. S. Cleburne. l 0 The next number will be delayed a moment while we read a telegram from ' 1' -f' Elizabeth Smerchek, a former classmate convalescing from the wonderful cure of ff ., l Wasa Tusa. t'Congratulations, the program is coming in fine. 4 0 ' Honorable Don Quixote Vilander, Cleburne's famous banker speaking on What N Makes Budgets Budgc--Wife. 0 X You are listening to C. R. H. S. Cleburne. 0 H We have our old favorites with us tonight, the Johnson family orchestra con- 0 I ducted by Baby Peggy, F Mrs. Wilbur C. Johnson nee Margaret Bloomberg--- ---Pianist Mr. Johnson ------------- - ----------....---- -- ---- Oboe 0 Wilbur Jr. ------------------- - ----- ---- ---- T r ombone 4, H Little Xantipi ----------------------.- --------------- C ello H 4, The twins, Simpson and Suzanne' playing ..,.-.., Saxophone and Uke 1 5 ,, Cle-burne. 4, 1 Professor Ralph Two Bits will now speak on UComparison of Mentally Abnormal w ,, H Children in the School in 1925 vs. 1945f' U Stand by a moment. This is station C. R. H. S. Cleburne. I have a message from Miss Opal Choltilde Palmer of the Home of Old and De- 0 ' , crepet at Long Beach. Program coming in fine. Glad to hear old voices. ' H We will now hear from Prof. Walter Nelson. Owing to the unusual amount of ., , pep during his high school career, Mr. Nelson was encouraged to study Physical Train- l 0 U i and is now instructor at Stockdale and at this time will give us a few pointers on 0 I W pep. , It Miss Wilhentina Osner, who is now working hand in hand with the state wide H reformer, Lizzy Wooster, will now give us a short talk on School Reform. At this time we will have another number from the Johnson Orchestra. Cle-burne. C. R. H. S. ' 4 We have a message from President and Mrs. Harold Erickson fformerly Ramona W 4. J Hawkinsonj. lt is through the training and efforts of the teachers who so patient ' 0 1 ly helped me in my school education that I am now able to hold up the nation. I am X 4, U ' using all my influence that all the towns in the United States may have a good, modern high school building. ' This concludes our program for the evening. Station C. R. H. S. signing of at exactly 9:00 o,clock, May 15, 1925. ' sis-senx T' I l--I1-Ior- t Scntlor-1? A 4. Senior. 0 1 A Ae T 4 2 I I I 7-D Ott 3 310 A A xxx: 1 1 xxx: x x :,-L

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