Continuation of the Webex virtual meeting done during the coronavirus lockdown.

Continuation of the Webex virtual meeting done during the coronavirus lockdown.

"evaluating Your Home Landscape"

Produced in the studios of WBOE 90.3 FM in 1978

Pete is an unknown personality

Chuck is WBOE Coordinator Charles Siegel.

WBOE Tape#78/101 Program 24

"Making a Compost Pile"

Produced in the studios of WBOE 90.3 FM in 1978

Pete is an unknown personality

Chuck is WBOE Coordinator Charles Siegel.

WBOE Tape#78/101 Program 16

"Summer Mulching Your Garden"

Produced in the studios of WBOE 90.3 FM in 1978

Pete is an unknown personality

Chuck is WBOE Coordinator Charles Siegel.

WBOE Tape#78/101 Program 14

"Summer Care for your House Plants"

Produced in the studios of WBOE 90.3 FM in 1978

Pete is an unknown personality

Chuck is WBOE Coordinator Charles Siegel.

WBOE Tape#78/101 Program 12

A look at how "Swing Music" of the 1930's and 40's related to vaudeville, classical, country, Rock and Roo and the Blues.

Artists featured:

1. Bing Crosby
2. Ted Lewis
3. Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
4. and Benny Goodman

WBOR Tape #78-147

Produced for and at WBOE in January, 1978.Songs:

1. Louise
2. "You Took Advantage of Me"
3. My Honey's Lovin Arms
4. Sweet Georgia Brown
5. How Deep is the Ocean
6. St. Louis Blues
7. Learn to Croon

WBOE Tape #78-001

United Torch Broadcast - 1977

Open & Close Announcer: Tom Altenbernd

Interviewer: Dr. Paul W. Briggs, Superintendant, Cleveland Public Schools

Interviewees: Richard Bashott, West Technical High School

                      Stacy Bassett, John F. Kennedy High School

                      Kevin Golden, John Hay High School

                      Thomas Palowski, Student Council President, James Ford Rhodes H.S.

All-City High School Band

    Conducted by Mr. George Stone, Assistant Supervisor, Division of Music

    Performs John Phillip Sousa's "The Stars and Stripes Forever"

All-City High School Symphony Orchestra

    Conducted by Mr. Christo Yankolef, Director of Instrumental Music at Lincoln-West High School.

Performs selections from Rogers & Hammerstein's musical " The Sound of Music"

Announcer: Cecilia Evans - Senior High Shcool Programmer

production Engineer: Richard Schenker

WBOE Tape 77/63

Jimmy Carter, Candidate for President

Aired 04/09/1976

WBOE Tape# 76-177 - 3rd Episode

How Will Cleveland Handle School Desegregation?

Dr. Charles W. Case & Dr. R. Gerald Shive, CWRU

Aired 04/02/1976

WBOE Tape# 76/177

"Living Seminars in Current Affairs" - Cleveland from the Black Perspective

W.O. Walker, Publisher & Editor, The Call & Post newspaper

Opening & Closing Announcer: Cecilia Evans, Senior High Programmer

Introduction: Ronald Armenti, Division of Social Studies

WBOE Tape #76-461 Broadcast on 11/19/1976

"Living Seminars in Current Affairs"

Panel of Experts from the Cleveland Press:

1. Tom Boardman, Editor
2. Herb Kamm, Assoc. Editor
3. Roy Myers, Political Writer

Opening & Closing Announcer: Cecilia Evans, Senior High Programmer

Introduction: Ronald Armenti, Division of Social Studies

WBOE Tape #76-461 Broadcast on 11/05/1976

"Living Seminars in Current Affairs"

Senatorial Debate - Six candidates for U.S. Senate including Howard Metzenbaum (D) and Senator Robert Taft, Jr (R)

Opening & Closing Announcer: Cecilia Evans, Senior High Programmer

Introduction: Ronald Armenti, Division of Social Studies

WBOE Tape #76-461 Broadcast on 11/05/1976

The All-City Symphony Orchestra

Excerpts from the 23rd Annual Concert at Severance Hall - 1976

Overture from Candide composed by Leonard Bernstein.

The all-City High School Band

Conducted by Mr. George Stone, Assistant Supervisor, Division of Music

"Star Spangled Spectacular"

WBOE Tape 76/414

Folk Songs USA

Artemus Ward Spring Program 1976

Directed by Mrs. Matilda Sharp, Vocal Music Teacher

Recorded by Mr. Earl Finksten

First Episode

1. Viola solo performance performed by Robert Ladd, John Marshall H.S. Piano accompaniment by Dr. Robert Ladd "First movement of Brahms Sonata #1"
2. Four 9th grade students fron Rawlings Jr. High School - Robert Pollard & David Morrow on Trumpets, Ernest Richie & Darlene Hill on Baritone perform the Spritiual "Were You Then?"
3. String Trio of 12th graders from John Marshall H.S. - Mary Beth Ion, Violin, Robert Ladd, VIola, Elaine Duecholz, Cello "The little Suite in Classic Style Aire" by Manuel Puntz
4. Mixed Clarinet Quarter - Mary Kailan & Gordon Pluto, B-flat Clarinets, Sue Tieg, Alto Clarinet & Jeff Williams, Bass Clarinet - All from Collinwood High School - "Aire From Handel's Water Music"

Second Episode

1. Mixed Clarinet Quartet from Newton D. Baker Jr. High - Brenda Rice & Cecilia Ladd, B-flat Clarinets, Zora Zegerach, Alto Clarinet, & Eric Jensen, Bass Clarinet - "Aire from the Water Music by Handel"
2. Fluto solo performed by Victor Capen, West Jr. High Accompanied by Nahta Ganger, West Technical High "Minuet by Bizet"
3. Trumpet solo performed by John Roberts, 11th grade John Marshall High School accompanied by Mark Wally, a Senior from John Marshall H.s. "FIrst Movement of the Sonata for Trumpet & Piano by Kent Kennan"

Series Title: Drams: On Stage and Screen

Program #7: Gordon Parks, Focus on a Black Writer/Director

Series Title: Drama: On Stage and Screen

Program #8 - Greg Morris: Focus on a Black Television Star (later of Mission Impossible fame)

Program No. 8 Series 1

Story Lady

"Clever Peter and The Two Bottles"

Told by Miss Margaret Clark

02/28/1945

Fun from the Dictionary

"True & False Statements"

Recorded 03/19/1945

Fun from the Dictionary

"Misnomers"

Recorded 03/05/1945

Speaking of Writing (Sr. High English)

Students from John Marshall

Program #2 Series 1

Recorded 02/26/1945

Station promo's, fundraiser announcements, Program opening and closings, Public Service Announcements and other "carted" items from WBOE, as Cleveland's National Public Radio Station.

Hosted by John L. Basalla, WBOE-FM Automation and Board Operator/Production Engineer/Music Director.

"Cleveland School Scanner" - Interview with  Superintendent Frank J. Huml - 1990

Interviewed by Tracy Oliver

8/26/1990

The Joel Rose Program: Interview with Superintendent Dr. Ronald A. Boyd (1985)

Choir of Artemus Ward Elementary School

Program #1 

(A) All City High School Symphony Orchestra

     Directed by Christo Yankolev

    Performing Leonard Bernstein's Iverture from "Candide"

(B) All City High School Band

     Conducted by George Stone, Asst. Supervisor, Div. of Music

     Performing George M. Cohen's "The Star Spangled Spectacular"

Program # 2

(A) All City High School Band

     Conducted by George Stone

     performing John Phillip Sousa's "The Stars and Stripes Forever"

(B) All City High School Symphony Orchestra

     Conducted by Christo Yankolev

     Selections from Rogers & Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music"

Series Title: "Women's Magazine"

Guest: Betsy Wells, Consumer Consultant for Domino Sugar

Interviewer: Ervine Jaworski, WBOE

Engineer: Richard Schenker, WBOE

WBOE Tape #77/400 (1977)

Interviewed by students:

Helen Hayes - Glenville High School

Gary Conzeela - South High School

Moderator: David N. Cox, Asst. Supervisor of Social Studies

Recorded December 20, 1968

Series Title: Once Upon A Time

A children's story-time series from the late 1940's-early 1950s. The original sources were 16" Electrical Transcription (E.T.) discs.

"Sam's Big Worry" 

WBOE E.T. #8339-A

Told by Susan Mast, includes WBOE staff members playing character roles.

Series Title: Once Upon A Time

A children's story-time series from the late 1940's-early 1950s. The original sources were 16" Electrical Transcription (E.T.) discs.

"Fluff and The Fireman" 

WBOE E.T. #8341-A

Told/Sung by Susan Mast

Series Title: Once Upon A Time

A children's story-time series from the late 1940's-early 1950s. The original sources were 16" Electrical Transcription (E.T.) discs.

"Tommy on Time" 

WBOE E.T. #8141-A

Told by Susan Mast

Produced by the Division of Continuing Adult Education and Community Centers of the Cleveland Public Schools in the studios of WBOE-FM, 10600 Quincy Ave., Cleveland OH 44106.

Show Host: Olga Horvath

Announcer: Charles Siegel, WBOE Coordinator

Engineers: Ted Mazurowski and Richard Shenker

Produced by the Division of Continuing Adult Education and Community Centers of the Cleveland Public Schools in the studios of WBOE-FM, 10600 Quincy Ave., Cleveland OH 44106.

Show Host: Olga Horvath

Announcer: Charles Siegel, WBOE Coordinator

Engineers: Ted Mazurowski and Richard Shenker

Produced by the Division of Continuing Adult Education and Community Centers of the Cleveland Public Schools in the studios of WBOE-FM, 10600 Quincy Ave., Cleveland OH 44106.

Show Host: Olga Horvath

Announcer: Charles Siegel, WBOE Coordinator

Engineers: Ted Mazurowski and Richard Shenker

Produced by the Division of Continuing Adult Education and Community Centers of the Cleveland Public Schools in the studios of WBOE-FM, 10600 Quincy Ave., Cleveland OH 44106.

Show Host: Olga Horvath

Announcer: Charles Siegel, WBOE Coordinator

Engineers: Ted Mazurowski and Richard Shenker

Producer and Elementary School Programmer, Ervine Jaworski and Host/Intevewer Charles Siegel, WBOE-FM Coordinator, talk about this long-running WBOE series.

Presentation to the School Board as we were ramping up to become Cleveland's first National Public Radio station.

Presented on May 12, 1976 to the Advisory Committee

Presented on May 13, to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting Group

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Beatrice West, Mathematics Teacher

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Renee Rabinowitz, Media Specialist

Pauls Williams, 3rd Grader

Anthony Albritton, 4th Grader

Nolan Stone and Patrick Watkins, 5th Graders

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11/06/1985

From the series The News: Places and People

Dr. William B Levenson, Superintendent from 1961- 1964

Aired March 28, 1947

Taught by Dr. William B. Levenson. Dr. Levenson was Superintendent from August 1961 to July 1964.

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A dramatized radio program about Harrison DIllard from August 2, 1948.