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

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W nn! -I . li 2:2 .il i - 14 4 za . ' I I m . fl.x-.....l on Friday, they prepare speeches, compositions and outlines. My B7's are studying parts of speech. For literature t ey are reading Treasure Island and Kipling's Jungle Book, and also Pm inc Lifrht of Myth. Oral English, on Friday, they use the L1cru.y Dlgest and other magazines from our school library. V The l28's prepare a speech and outlines every Friday, and give it orally. They also have grammar and punctuation. ihere is no substitute for English. 1... 5 11.- Teacher: Your' composition, Our Dog, you have taken word for word from your brother's. A. Mollner: Well, teacher, it was the same dog. 5.. - A funny little man told this to me I fell in a snow drift in June, said he, I went to a ball game out in the sea I saw a jelly fish float up in a tree I stirred my milk with a big brass key I opened my door on my bended knee I beg your pardon for this, said he, W But 'tis true, when told ,as it ought to be, It only needs punctuation, you see. ' . 5 .-1 Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Ed2lClLtl0'll.7' Owned and Operated by Srzntcms Junior High School, Inu. Radio Super Station S.S.S. Boys' Physical Education Department This is Radio Station S.S.S. of Sentous Junior High School, broad- casting the Daily Doings of Boys' Sports. This program is brought to you through the courtesy of Mr. Eichbauer and Mr. Sharpe. The boys of Sentous have had a great deal of mat and track work this semester. Mr. Eichbauer has fixed up a small track field in the boys' yard for our track meets, instead-of using the street as before. The gym has everything you could wish for, and it is enjoyed by every boy in Sentous. The boys want to keep their gym shining, for they take great pains when working on the apparatus, and are as careful as possible. Just a little about the noon and after-school games. At noon there is always something doing, either two home rooms are fighting it out or two league teams are battling for points. After school you can see a good exciting game of basketball in the boys' gym. If you want to play some game yourself you can always sign up for one article for which you are responsible. 1 Well, Sentousites, that ends our little program for this term, and I hope that by next semester you will tune in on Radio Station S.S.S. of Sentous Junior High School. Good-bye to all the A9's. This is the Department of Physical Education, Carl West an- nouncing. I There is no substitute for Physical Education.

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... IS n THE DEMONSTRATION PERIOD 9:00 A. M. to 11:00 A. M. Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned cmd Oyfcraifd by Scntous Junior High School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. This hour's program we will present to you, my friends, the various departments of Sentous Junior High School, through the courtesy of the teachers of these departments. Miss Mildred Canniif will announce the number given by the English department. Stand by.. Radio Station S.S.S. The English department will now broadcast its program. The directors are Miss Anderson, Mrs. De Kruif, Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Olds, Miss Reid and Mr. Sherman. The first number will be by Mrs. Griffiths. Good morning, friends of radio land. Each of my EfIffll'lI classes studies grammar and good usage, after a review of the previous te1'm's work. A few letters and five compositions are Written each se'1w': e , and an oral English recitation is given by each pupil every Friday. Written reports are handed in for all outside reading. The B7's receive twenty-five points, B8's thirty-five, and the A7's thirty points. My B7 class is reading Treasure Island and committing to memory fifly lines. The A7's study Selected Poems and commit seventy-five lines. The B8's are reading the Lady of the Lake. The next number will be by Mrs. De Kruif. How do you do, friends of radio land? I have two grades in English. the A8's and B7's. The A8's are reading Julius Caesar. which they like very much, and they are reviewing grammar. My B7 class is reading Out of the Northland and Tales of the Tepeef' They are also studying grammar and writing compositions. ' Mrs. Olds will now broadcast. How do you do, friends of radio land? I have the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. The seventh grade is reading an adaptation of Les Miserables and also doing some grammar. My B8 class is reading The Call of the Wild and Don Quixote and doing some grammar and punctuation. The A9's have grammar three days a Week, David Copperfield' on Thursdays, and oral English on Fridays. We are-also Writing stories for the Comet. Miss Reid will now broadcast her program for English. . Good morning, friends of radio land. My classes are all reading stories and the B9's are writing stories for the Cornet. All of my classes have grammar and punctuation. Mr. Sherman will now broadcast his program. h Hello, friends of radio land. I have two classes of eighth grade students. who are studying grammar and punctuation and reading books. I have two ninth grade classes in Dramatics. These ueorle study and act out plays. They also give plays in the Aud for the school. Miss Anderson will now come on the air. 'Good morning, friends of radio land. I have the B9, B7 and A8s. The B9's are reviewing grammar and the way to use the parts of speech. For literature they have read Ancient Wa1 ' and 'Lymard Hill. They are now reading Ivanhoe, by Scott. For oral English, THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT

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I nn-4, 14222 pn 1 -I Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned :md Ojoerated by Sentous Junior High School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. Radio S.S.S., Los Angeles. The Girls' Physical Education depart, ment will present to you a delightful program. Miss Holanbek will announce the program to you radio folks. Girls' Physical Education Great audience of the air, I am very glad to be able to tell you about the Girls' Physical Training department, as the Sentousites are very proud of this department. The most important part of this division is the teachers. Mrs. Wager, the nice, pleasant corrective teacher, and Miss Wacek, the peppy, forever smiling good sport. Then, too, one more teacher is added to this department. The nutrition people know her very well. She is Dr. Sedgewick. The girls' gym classes play games, exercise, march and learn folk dances. There are manv fine sports and athletes at Sentous fthanks to the gym teachersj. The easiest way to find them is to go to the girls' yard during the noon period. The teams have been divided into two sections, Major League and Minor League. Games are played between the home rooms every noon, and the champion team is awarded a banner at the end of the ter- . ml-Iome Room 209 got the championship of basketball in the Majors, and Home Room 311 had the lucky team that copped the captain ball championship of the Minors. Neither of the champ teams mentioned lost a game they played, and the teams consisted of the best sports and the games were played with the best sportsmanship. My time is limited, but before I close I must mention the fine May Day program that was given by the 'Girls' Physical Training de- partment. After diligent practice and earnest work, the girls of Sentous en- tertained the many spectators on the first day of May. Their. folk dances and bright colored raiment were a pretty sight that reminded us that Spring was with us again. I thank you. This is the Department of Girls Physical Training, Augustine Holanbek announcing. There is no substitute for Physical Training. ...-i. 5 ..i.- Dorothy C.: Yes, I have lost my little dog. Unice B.: Oh! you must put an ad in the paper. Dot C.: The poor little pet can't read. 5 .-1. John and James were sleeping in the same bed. John got up, struck a match and blew it out. James asked him why he did it, and he answered, I wanted to see if I turned the light out. i1 5 ... . Emma McM.: What kind of a robber is a page? Earl C.: A page? Emma McM.: Yes 3 it says here a page held up a bride's train. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT