King City Joint Union High School - Mustang Yearbook (King City, CA)

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by the International Correspondence Schools and has been awarded as a prize, a seal trained to fill hot water bottles. You have no doubt read about her wonderful work in St. Luke's Hospital. New York City, N. Y.: Miss Pansy Bomar, world's famous authoress, departed today for a journey into the interior of Africa, accompanied by the fearless huntress, Miss Louise Schmidt. Miss Schmidt hopes to be able to return with a specimen of the rare white-haired tiger. The two intrepid damsels are proving their courage by making the trip in Miss Bomar's world famous Ford.. All right, folks. Now for the program: First, I have had the opportunity of getting one of the popular Yfvampus Stars, Miss Gladys Taylor, to talk to you on How to Be Happy Tho Married. Before gaining prominence on the silver sheet, Miss Taylor was one of the most promising typist of this age. We offer you a big treat, and know you will like her. She received five thousand fan let- ters a day. i Next, we have the noted tenor, Mr. Emilio Foletta, accompanied by the famous pianist, Miss Joy Mansfield. They recently completed their study music and harmony in Venice, where they collaborated in writ- ing a new popular song entitled, We May Be Little, But Oh My! Sorry that we-bcouldn't get Miss Gladys Garner, our most popular bed- time story teller, but she is giving a lecture before the Women's Club this evening. She' has promised to be here VVednesday night, so tune in early and hear her. She is going to tell us about Peter Rabbit and the long-eared, pink-toed Woofus. Don't miss her, babies cry for her stories. At 8:30, Miss Elsie Giacomazzi, English instructor at U. C., will give a talk on The Perils of College Life For a Young and Innocent Girl, relating many personal experiences. C Last, but not least of my surprise program are the Harmony Queens, who will entertain you for a few moments. fT'hey are Miss Alice Tom- masini and Miss Geraldine Barbree, former literary and musical critics at U. C. Their first number is entitled, How I Manage My Sheik. I must now turn the microphone over to Mr. Claire Schmidt, my assist- ant, because my seven children are impatiently awaiting my arrival at home. Mr. Schmidt will introduce the entertainers and close the program byf singing la little song of his own composition called 'Tm Not Married Because I Sure Can Run. Good night, folks. fPage Eighteenj

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I, Gladys Taylor, do will my long hair to anyone who likes to be different: and my ability as a printer to Walter Clement. I, Grace Taylor, do will my shyness to Audrey Zoellin: my easily excited nature to Alice Schmidt, and my blue eyes to Juliette Lacra- bere. I, Alice Tommasini, do bequeath my seat in the bus to Grace Gould so that she can study her history in the morning: and my physics grades to Norman Andrews. Signed: Class of 1925 of the King City Union High School.. this eleventh day of June, 1925. - Witnesses: W. C. WAIBEL, Principal M. McCULLY, Class Teacher .. - Senior Class Prophecy RAn1o PROGRAM Fon MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1935 Radio, K. C. H., Owl Drug Company, San Francisco, California: Robert Hamilton, the announcer with the soulful voice, announcing. Hello, people of radioland: Beginning to night, we will be on the air every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings. Tonight, I have a big program in store for you, with my super-broadcasting set. Before the program, I shall read the last minute news items. New York City, N. Y.-Mr. Julius Chauncey Johnson Brunetti, noted broker of Wall Street, has just closed a ten million dollar deal, and accompanied by his sixth wife, will sail early next week for an extend- ed tour of the Orient. Paris, France-Monsieur Teddy Bane, manager of a new dramatic school in Paris, is making quite a name for himself as an artist, in his spare moments. His latest picture, Adoring Adorable Dora, will be exhibited at the M. H. de Young Museum early this fall. Salinas, California: Miss Grace Taylor and Mr. Harold Eade, prominent young couple of Monterey County, have taken all first prizes in riding contests during Salinas' Big Week. Mr. Eade also has a large ranch in Arizona besides his Long Valley Ranch. Miss Taylor is managing her father's ranch among the Parkfield hills. There are rumors of a thrilling romance between the two. Yale University: Mr. Warren Imwalle, all-American fullback, has join- ed the ranks of matrimony with a popular lady from Vassar. They will spend their honeymoon in Europe where Mr. Imwalle will compete in the Olympic matches late this fall. The bride has money. ' San Francisco, California: Miss Gertrude Bengard, 'head nurse at St. Luke's Hospital, has been selected as America's most beautiful nurse l:Page Seventeenj

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