Sentous Junior High School - Comet Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Davina Woodrow ........ Cleaning her glasses ...,. Oxfords H221 ' 'H H .4 3, erae s Yu-rmn 'X L .4 Dave ....,... ...,.. Richard Alzzicnzzzn Dick ........ .,...,.. James Co.b-.l .....A.,...,. Jimmy ........ ...... Arnold Des Ormeaux.. Dominador El Monte.. Reed Fullmer ....,,......, Edwin Herbert .,,,.,,,,,,, Arnie ........,, .,..., El Monte ....,........, Fullmorc ,......,.A,., Eddie ...,..... ....... Wilbur Grubb .....,.,...., Wilber ,,,,,.,, ,,,.,., John McGraa ............,. Johnny ..,.... . .Y.. . Russell McPhee ........., Arthur Mol'iio .L., Lawrence O'Neil ........ Samuel Parks ....,.,....,. RLT: .....,.. .,,., 1. Air .......... . Lawry .,,.,,,, ,,,, , ,, Fam ......... .,...,. Ernest Reinecke ...,,,.., E me .,.... Everett Robinson, ,,.,,. Robin ,,..., ..,,,,A Jess Rochin ........ ...... Jessie ,... .. William Van Zant ...,., Hiromo Ya rate... Yasao Yamate ....,,,,,,,, Hiromy ..,,.,.,..,.,,rr Willie .,.,.. ..... Masy .,..,,....,,........ Playlngj ball .,.,......,. Giving yells .,......,... .......Basketba'l ,......Ye1l leadins' Captaining ..................... Winning letters Eating peanuts ....... .......Wishing stair Hanging on to ..,. Teasing Learning ..,...........,.. Changing his mind. Talking ...,.,...... L ...... J. . T .,,,.., .,..,..,,,.,,l,,, Several ......,,., Teasing ............. Any and all ....... Clogging ....l...,..... Driving his car ...,.., Many ..,,...........,... Consuming ..l.... Japan ................ Some .................... .....,.Candy ..,....Not many Faster eggs Girls Some ...,...l-io1re 'o1'k? English .......Clog shoes .......Which? Spanish .,.....Same .......Studying .1..e Joe Zukermann .,.,....... Zuke .....,.......,....... Wavy Pair ......,....,...,.i,. English Howard Earl ...,,..,.,,,,., How-er-Howard., Proof-reading .......... 1 ..l, Journalism 5,-T... Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned and Operated by Sentous Junior High School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. Radio S.S.S. Friends, I am quite sure you enjoyed that reading, It probably brings pleasant memories of your own school daysg when children dared to call each other nicknames fthey still dol. Eolks. the next interesting feature on this program is the rendering of the Radio Roll Call. This will probably interest those who were very good in their studies in their childhood days. Here goes! Sentous Radio Roll Call Uncle John ,,.,....,,...,..,t,s.,...,.,..........,,........,,,,,...,..,,. .s,,...,,. F rank Sexton Nick Harris ....................,...........,...................,.. ......, A rthur Mollner Prof. Silveste: Hertzog fl-Iistery Talksj ..,,..., ....,,.......,.... J oe Parker Mable Gest ...........,.............,........,.................. ,........ E velyn Stringer Ruth Roland ........,........i...................,.......... ,....,... E mma McMillan Whispering Jack ,.,.,.,.........,,,,,.,,.,..,,,,,,....,,.,.. ....,..,......, . lack Clow Courtesy Program Cby Charles Hampl ,...... ,.,,..,, E dward Hodge A1 Flanigan ....... .............. ......,.......,..,...,,....,............,,,,.,..,..... l.,,. E a r l Connor White King Male Quartet ,,......,.,...o,................,...,.....,. Edward French. Horomi Yamate, Delmar Wible, Ernest Reinkie Leighton's Cafeteria Orchestra .................................... Sentous Orchestra Town Tattler ......................,... ........,........................,.,,........, J ulius Lioreda Prudence Penny .................,......... ...,..,..... F ern Napier Bookworm .............,... .......,.. Harold Skeen Lucky Jim .......,,..,.........,... .....,... J ames Corbell Town Crier ......,.....,.,........,.. ....,,....... . loe Carso Chats About New Books ...,,... .,.... ' Grover Taylor Claire Melinino ...,..,..................................,............................ Keithia Wicks Eureka Vacuum Cleaner .....,.....,. L .....,...........,.................,.. Charles Rogers THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT

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.If - 1 nee l A tg p Radio Station. S.S.S.- Tho Voice of Education Oufnccl and Operated by Seuto-us Junior High School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. Friends of S.S.S. We are glad to announce that a very interesting feature is next on the program. It is none other than the Prophecy. Even though we are not superstitious, we are bound to believe that, sooner or later, the things that are foretold in the next feature will come true. Let's hope so! - - A Look Int-o the Future Radio S.S.S. broadcasting' a program presented by the students of Sentous Junior High. Emma McMillan announcing. We have just received a Very interesting letter from one of the graduates of S'27. We have decided to read the letter to you: Dear Friends at S.S.S. I'm Writing you this letter because I think you Will be interested in its contentsg that is. if you re'ne fber the class of S'27. On the night of June 24, 1937, it Was so distressingly warm that it was impossible to sleep. I was lying restlessly on my bed when I finally decided to give up the idea of going to sleep. I got up and turned on the radio. I turned the dials, yet all was still. It Was too late in the evening and the stations had all signed off. I was just going to give up in despair, when a distant sound reached my ears. Ah! There was one station on the air, at least. I turned the dials and before long brought in the sound clearly and distinctly, just in time to hear the end of a jazz number. All was quiet. Had they, too, signed off? No! For now came a voice which said: Radio S.S.S., Sentous Spirit and Scholarship, owned and operated by Sentous Junior High School, Los Angeles, aliforniaf' Of course, the minute I heard this I was very much overjoyed, but when I heard the a11n0uncer's next statement it seemed too good to be true. We have a great surprise in store for our listeners-in tonight, continued the voice. We have as the guests of honor in the studio tonightfthe class of S'27! Each member of the class will speak a few words. You can imagine my surprise when the first speaker was none other than Augustine Holanbek. Augy was now a writer of Women's sports for the Los Angeles Examiner. The next speaker was Jimmy Corbell, who was now playing in the world series baseball games. Agnes Messmer and Ida Wahlberg owned a beauty parlor. Dorie Crain had been a clerk at the May Company, but had recently given up her job to get married. Margaret Arnett and Isabel Ainslie were writing on book on Span- ish Dancing. Patricia Horgan was a second Paderewski. Othello Brown was a famous actress who played in Shakespearean lays. P Richard Morris, who had stopped growing after reaching the height of nine feet and seven inches, was now the giant in a circus. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT