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Merry Madcaps are up and -What's Under ,E1'I'l, Counts! Top Row: Harold Heppner, Kenneth Meek, WValter Raymond, Eugene Briggs, Wilbur Runkle, Herbert Van Horn, Harry Scott, Clarence Cholley, Ray Faverty, Wilbur Bow- man, Roger Stertzbach. Second Row: Betty Sears, Helen Sickles, Ida Zielasko, Hermona Thoman, Marguerite Metzger, Eleanor Moulin, Dorothy Gordon, Bernice Brison, Vivian Newacheck, NVilma Royer, Clara Blasiman, Mar S ott. y c Third Row: Miss Warren, advisor, Henry Zielasko, Paul Menster, Har- old Gero, George Steve, Otis Emer- son, Donald Carper, Robert Dries- bach, Delmar Faverty, Donald Kind- er. Fourth Row: Helen Ream, Verla Starkey, Jennie Gravo, Marie Dwyer, Elizabeth Meleg, Helen Keszeg, Betty Mehl, Wanda Owens, Isabelle Fladung. Bottom Row: Earl Burger, Donald Marker, Robert Theiss, Rudolph tlfleatty, Allister Phillmore, Thomas ones. Top Row: Bernard Heffelbower, Robert Hirst, John Fritz, Chancey Sommers, Vincent Hostetler, Mah- lon lVal1ace, Kenneth Garman, Robert Phillimore, Richard Gulling, Dwight Schmucker. Second Row: Elsie Keller, Madaline McGinnis, Elsie Lillie, Blanche See- fong, Lynette Zachman, Thelma Lautzenheiser, Alberta Hayes, Mar- garet Miller, Eileen Rhodes, Grace Patterson, Elaine Hite, Hattie Fer- re . Third Row: Jean Lentz, Jean Ray- man, Alwilda Baker, Rosa Contos, Dorothy Kinemond, Esther Royer, Donna Jean Dunlap, Ruth Sluss, Doris Rupple, Barbara Katich, Goldie Sommers, Mr. Morgan, ad- visor. Fourth Row: Elva Rosenberger, Dorothy Rosia, Leona Miller, Ar- lene Schmucker, Annabelle Moush- ey, Martha Jane Theiss, Betty Jane Grimsley, Herma Hochstetler, Mary Davis. Bottom Row: Robert Bentz, Clif- ford Hunter, Robert Miller, Theo- dore Grisez, Charles Nimereala, John Metzger, Ervin Hoffman. Top Row: William Kohr, Francis Conkey, Quinton Darrah, Bernard Zwick, Ray Kilkenny, Glenn Birch- er, Glenwood Sutton, XVilliam Tay- lor, George Thomas, Harris Mason, Harry Adams. Second Row: Venola Dimmerling, Regina Zwick, Gretchen Beauchat, Edna Bowman, XVilma Runkle, Mil- dred Couts, Margaret Kauth, Doris XVilton, Margaret Skelley, Anna Blanchard, Marjorie Pillot, Sadie liohrer. Third Row: Edgar Couts, Fred Schwall, Gilbert Frank, Margaret Bachtel, Geraldine Bircher, Alice Jane Clawson, Eileen McDonald, Robert Swallen, Harold Voltz, Don- ald Haren. Fourth Row: Shirley Cartwright, Helen Kauth, Helen Thorn, June Thompson, Martha Grim, LaVere Rebillot, Della Miller, Ruth Allen, Zola Miller. Bottom Row: Kenneth Furney, Richard Herrick, Bily Rhodes, Dean Clark, Harold Mohn, Bernard Bow- ers, Richard Bowers, Ralph Kandel. Hello! Everybody! Here we have the Merry Madcaps, bringing to you hot news about the inside of The Sophomore Hour. Although among the newer artists that have come to our station, they have set the pace in many things. Early in the spring of 1936 a broadcasting system was set up on the gym floor and they held an Amateur Hour at which was presented some of the best talent of these Merry Madcaps. This year they set the precedent by having the first model dance. In a beautifully decorated auditor- ium, the Merry Madcaps and the teachers were brought together for an evening of fun and frolic. 'Many of these Merry Madcaps have been seen on the athletic teams, liter- ary teams, and in various other activities. Historian Fritz just tells me that 180 of these jolly good fellows signed a contract with us in September 19353 but I am sorry to say that only 166 of them are now left. Although new rivals that of an' me that is teurs. These to radio world, their fan mail Eddie Cantor. Between you high steppin even for ama- doingg so in signing off, let me remind you that these jolly good fellows of the Sopho- more Hour have a contract for two more years, during which they will really show you many more good times. Page twenty-sewn 4 V 'l Y AA VV AA YV 69 MA X' is W wi M71 M 1 N 1 4 u
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