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

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1 Li 1 i EE-T N . nu-curzi ' B IN pax. .J Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Eclucatimzu Owned and Operated by Sentous .Junior High, School, Inc, Radio Super Station S.S.S. Radlo Station S-S-S-, 'Sentous Spirit and Scholarship, owned and operated by Sentous Junior High School, Los Aneeles California. Emma McMillan, announcing. O ' ,We fire Presenting a program by the departments of Sentous Junior High. The next on the program will be a number entitled The Adjustment Department . This department is under the supervision of Mr. Humm and Mrs. Daily. Previously, the only adjustment subjects were English. Math and Alegbra, while now we have, also, adjustment History. Usrally the classes are quite small, but this term the adjustment classes have been exceptionally large and quite crowded. This department is really in existence to give people who have flunked in a subject a chance to make it up. It is not meant to push people ahead of where they belong, except in some very rare case where the pupil is excep- tionally bright and should really go ahead. If you Hunkand do regret, And to your own grade wish to get, Go to 301A, where they adjustg But, remember, work you must. In 30.1A a teacher dwells, ' And how to study, so she' tells. The teacher is Mrs. Daily, so, Your lessons you 'must.-knowg. ' 2 There is no substitute for Adjustment. Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned and Operated by Sentous Junior High School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. This is Radio S.S.S. of Sentous Junior High School, broadcasting the work of the departments of .this lstation., The Latin department will now come'on the air, and Miss Merriam will announce the numbers. The Latin Department ' The Latin department puts much of itsltimes on Latin programs for its clubs. ' ' The pupils translated Jack and Jill, Little Jack Horner, and Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary into Latin and learned them. They also translated some other well known songs, which' were Mary Lou, Aloha and I Want to Be Happy. I U - The department had a skit called a Roman Holiday, given at one of its club programs. It represented a typical Roman family at- tending an athletic. performance at the Coliseum. ' ' The trips to Classical Center by the departments are very inter- estin . , . Latin classes will now sing for you a Latin translation of Aloha Oe. Aloha Oe-Vale Ad Te ' Eng.-Proudly sweeps the raincloud o'er the cliff, V Lat. -Superbe nubis trans rupee, E-ng.-Borne swiftly by the western gale, Lat. -Occidente vento portat, ' A Eng.-While the song of lover's parting grief THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE Fon scnooi. srmrr ! l

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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

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1 A YHIFVIH 4 2:-12 in -'I - q L, I L .s Z ' Q L-gxl.. 4.1: .44 Lat. -Dum cantus amatorum dolor, Eng.-Sadly echoes amid the flow'ring vale. Lat. -Inter Horentum vallem resonat. Eng.-Fare-well to thee, fare-well to thee, Lat. -Vale ad te, vale ad te, Eng.-The winds will carry back my sad refrain, Lat. -Venti meam maestam cantum referrentg Eng.-One fond embrace before we say good-bye Lat. -Cara amplexa ante dicimus Vale Eng.-Until we meet again. Lat. -Dum convenimus iterum. Radio Simon S.S.S.-ffrlw Voice of Eduogliiow' Clwned and Opera,tecl by Sentous Junior High, School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. nn I The Voice of France -V The first thing on the program will be a talk, Two Years of French in Sentous, by a former student of this fine school. Bon jour, my friends, says the speaker. I shall give you a few hints of how I have learned to speak French fluently. Years ago I used to go to Sentousg it was a nice old school, and I decided to take French, which was taught by Mrs. Mc'GiiT, a very likeable lady. It is so long ago I don't exactly remember what We did first. Anyway, We read a little book called 'Petit Remi' ,which the class enjoyed very much. We finished that, then we read 'Petits Contes de France! I remember what a hard time Mrs. McGiff used to have to make us learn the verbs. I laugh as I think of how we could not see the difference between the imperfect and the past indefinite. Mrs. McGiff used to conduct a club every Friday morning beside the one on Thursdays. The name of the Friday club was 'Le Rendez-vOus,' and the other 'La Fleur de Lis.' We used to have good old times in those clubs. Mrs. McGiff used to show us pictures of France, and then We'd sing. The two years sped very rapidly, and before we knew, it we had left our dear old school and our dear French teacher, Mrs. McGiff, whom her scholars liked so well. Just a Minute I have only just a minuteg Only sixty seconds in ity 1 Forced upon me-can't refuse ity Didn't seek it-didn't choose ity- But it's up to me to use it, 'Give account if I abuse ity Just a tiny little minute- But Eternity is in it. -Themis of Z. T. A. - 5 1......... You must measure a man by the golden rule if you want him to come up to your expectations. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT