Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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THS Cfho Radio Fans of 1935 Oh, honey, called the usually dignified fudge. as he impatiently paced the study. ' Now, Bob, a voice from tl1e second story answered, we'll be there in just a nionient. Nurse almost has Bobby ready. Soon Mrs. XVright appeared with a chubby youngster, clad for the night, patting along on either side of her. Here we is, Daddy, Betty announced. Y es, we 'si readyf' explained her twin brother, his eyes twinkling expectantly. Each evening the twins listened to an interesting bedtime story, and eagerly watched the pictures which came over the radio and were flashed on a miniature screen as the story was told. The performer could always be seen on the screen, too, so naturally the infants de- manded such entertainment each evening before retiring, and their doting parents were loatli to refuse them anything money could pur- chase. Station ABU at Sleepy Hollow, N. Y., was announced first, and of course the picture of the announcer was produced on the screen. Doesnit that look like-isn't that-why, it is our chum, Gerald Thompson-I-yes, you're right, as usual-sit is Thompson. Miss Clemcncy bpurlock had charge of the story hour, but hardly had she begun before t harles, the butler, really an old schoolmate of both the Judge and his wife, who had had the misfortune to lose his inemory, ushered into the study Forrest Essig, famous criminal lawyer, and. his family. Why, Anna, exclaimed Eunice, l'm so pleased to see you again. It iseeins ages since you were here last. And that boy of yours! I see he's going to have a physique like his father's. Do eorne on and listen to the program. It is always interesting. Anna Hobbs Essig certainly was good to look at at the age of twenty- seven, and Harold was l+'orrert the second. After the story the twins were rent one to the nursery with Nurse Ann tMiss Anna Barrow, to be exactl and the old folks again settled down for a pleasant evening. 'Station SUS at Jazz l ity, Mexico. An orchestral number, 'With a PAGE TXVENTY -THREE

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xl AMY WINSLOW ' Sunshine Society, 43 Sharpsville High School, 33 Morgantown High School, 1-2. NVl1o ever heard of her flunk- iugle H ALICE MARTIN Glee Club, 2-3: Sunshine Soci- ety, 2-31 'Hikers' Club, 23 Op- eretta, 2-35 Winchester High School, 1. An effieieiit. Warbler. l4'OHHES'I' EESSSIG Glee Club, 43 Operetta, 43 Basket- ball, 43 Baseball, 43 Sport Edi- tor Tiptonian, 43 Leesburg High School. 1-2-3. VVe wish he had come S0011- er 77 , Operetta 2-33 Toot Toot, 23 Glee Club. 1-2: Hikers' Club, 33 News Editor Tiptonian, 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer, 13 Orches- X 1 EUN1t'E METTLIN tra, 1-2: Sunshine Society, 2-3-4. A ' Hlaook cheerfully upon IIICQ thou seest how diligent I ani. I+'l,OHlCNt'E HICHMAN Glee Club, 43 Sunshine Society, 2-3-43 Hikers' Club, 33 Oper- etta, 43 Toot Toot, 33 Literary Editor Tiptonian, 43 So unaiyfectcml, so composed of mind, So firm, so soft, so strong, yet so refined. V I t 'TOR CAM REN Orchestra, 3-4: Glee Club, 43 Op- eretta, 4, Of all occucmatioiis ll mrefer 5 VVeaver 's. KATHERINE LEIST-1939 ' Our mascot. PAGE TVVENTY-TVVO

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TH5 Billy Goat Behind You, lt's No Time to Lace Your Shoes,' by the 'Howling Hooters'. And among those seven temales performing madly upon their instru- ments were lflorence Richman, who was wielding a wicked pair of drum sticks, Leah Click, sitting on top of the piano, violently pulling chords out of a banjo, and Harriet Zimmerman, who was hopping around draw- ing some 1110311 sounds from a saxaphone. Would wonders never cease! Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Purvis, circus performers, from Station SWAK, were up next. Lo and behold, Harriet Messmore vamping a huge snake, dlld her better half, Peanut, doing a thrilling bareback gallop o11 a wild alligator! The Bozell team, Lois and Lavon, did some expert tra- peze stunts in the same circus and were wildly applauded. Prof. Allan Tucker, broadcasting from Station BAD, at Peking, China, gave a short speech concerning the important discoveries he and hist wife, Miss Blanche Boyd, had made in the discovery of the missing link. Station NG at Mastication, Arizona, presented Mrs. Arthur Coffey, who, in turn, gave some personal explanations of how, when, and where to exercise one's face and brain by chewing gum. tHow like the dear old Gertie Felton of tl1e H. S. days! She would never give up her love for it.J At this point a short intemnission was announced. , Did you know that Gertie's husband was posing for animal crackers for the famous nature sculptor, Mabel Patterson? asked Mrs, Essig. Arthur certainly is becoming famous. l saw that in the 'Knows-All Prober' the other day. Oh, yes, that is the paper Ralph Lett and the famous man-hater, Lois Mock, are editing, stated the Judge. They certainly do, answered Anna. It has all the most popular scandal of the day in it, too. l just thrive on such literature-it is so educational. I noticed yesterday that Mrs. Leslie Winslow has applied for a divorce, asking that her maiden name ot' Miss Elizabeth Grishaw be restored and for one million dollars alimony. She named Miss llor- othy Seiss, of Grabemall, Utah, as co-respondent. Dot's a famous ped- igree specialist now. She and Amy Winslow have an otlice together. Amy is a crystal gazer, so I hear. At this juncture conversation was postponed in order that they might take in the remainder of the radio news. A fashion plate was next shown, with explanations by the famous Hobbs Specialty Designer, Kimball Smith. I--lis beautiful, models, the PAGE 'FVVENTY-FOUR