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

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S .I .J , i li Iii 1 i - Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned and Operated by Sentous Junior High, School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. The Spanish Department This is Radio S.S.S., Los Angeles. At this time we are broadcast- ing the departments of this station. Mr. Howard Earl will speak on the Spanish department, assisted by Miss Bellotine. Stand by. One of the most important languages taught at Sentous is Span- ish. Why? Because California was first settled by Spaniards, and there are many Spanish people in California today. Many places where people apply for jobs, the question is asked, Do you speak Spanish? There are nrany other features of the Spanish department. There are maps of Spam, Spanish newspapers and many other things of in- terest. But the heist part of the Spanish department is the teacher, Miss Bellotine. Miss Bellotine is always ready to help you and an- swer your questioni, no matter how busy she is. Anyone who has ever studied Spanish under Miss Bellotine will tell you that she is a very fine teacher. When a persdria has studied Spanish for a year and a half they can carryon a cdrgversation easily with a Spaniard. It also helps to create a friendly eeling with our neighbor, Mexico, when we can speak her language, If you ever take up a language, take Spanish as your iirst choice, a d you will never regret it. The Spanish dt partment will now sing one of the songs learned during the semester: . La. .Iota Vnlenciana. I Cinndo nuestro padre Adan Era mozo y cortejaba Debajo de,1:u Ventana Con la guitarra cantaba: ,gQuieres que te compre Una mantilla blanca? LQuieres que te compre Una mantlila azul? ,jQuieres que te compre Zapatos y medias? 5Quieres que te compre Lo que quieras tu? 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 Station S.S.S., the Central Super Station, owned and operated by the Sentous Student Body. Mr. WIISOH will at thls tlme have Mr. Tucker tell about the Geography department. Geography Department The Geography department is one ofuthe large departments of Sentous. It is directed by four faculty advisors. ' Miss Olson is the chairman of the department, with Mrs. Hause- laden, Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Griffiths assisting. y Geography is taught to the seventh grade only.. The B7 s study foreign countries, some of whlch are: South America, Asia, Islands 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

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.J O ani. 14:22 in 'll of the Pacific, Australia and Africa. The A7's study the United States for the first ten weeks and then they change to occupations. In some of the classes books on occupations are made, and each pupil studies on what he or she would like to be. Each Tuesday the Geography classes have a treat. They see a movie, and then tell what they learned of it in class. There is no substitute for Geography. Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned and Operated by Sentous Junior High School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. Mathematics Department The Mathematics department directors-Daily, Reihl, Knight and Campiglia. Radio Station S.S.S., Los Angeles. The Mathematics department will now broadcast its number. The first number on the program will be by Mrs. Daily, director. Mrs. Daily says, Next term we will all have nice new Math books. Let's keep 'em covered with paper! The B7's are carrying on some in- teresting work on the Winton Family. The second number on our program will be directed by Mrs. Reihl. Mrs. Reihl says: I direct B7's, A'7's, B8's, B9's and A9's. The main thing we are trying to do, is to add, subtract, multiply and divide, and do decimals and fractions without making mistakes. The third selection will be given by' Mr. Knight. He says: Well, what do you want me to say? We're all doing the regular work in the regular wayg so don't go, folks, there's more on the program. Last year I had 179 pupils and six failures. This year I have 179 pupils and hope to have no failures at all. The last number on the evening's program, will be by Mr. Campig- lia. He says: My Math classes co-ordinate to a great extent with Mr. Shaffer fSheet Metalj. They made us containers illustrating square and cubic measures. Also models of the metric systems. We also- have a multiplication bee to see who is the best in each class. Then at the end of the term the two champs from each class compete to see who is the champ figurer of all my classes. Last year's champ was Mildred Grayson. Good night, folks ,of radio landg that's ally good night! There is no substitute for Mathematics. Do-me-sol-do. Bertha Fritz, announcing. Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned and Operated by Sentous Jmrior High School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. The History Department Radio S.S.S. broadcasting from the Main Studio of Sentous Super Station. The school is broadcasting a demonstration of the work done by the departments of the school. The history department will now come on the air. Good morning. friends. We are introducing a novelty. This is the World Civilization Express Airplane. We depart in a few minutes THERE IS N0 SUBSTITUTE FOR. SCHOOL SPIRIT