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

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1 fl: 1 nm-nrriza A V- A Y T ' --N -el-ksl.. Q... ...I From Mr. Sherman: Louder, Please. From Mrs, Reihl: Who'll Find the Common Denominator? It's Lost Again. From Mrs. McGiff: French Club Tomorrow Morning. From Mr. Campiglia: How Do You Do Square Root? From Mr. Altheuser: Ads. From Mrs. Millar: Now. Children, We'1l Hear Your Orationsf' From Miss Williamson: Arm Movement. From Miss Forneris: No, Dear. From Miss Blanford: Do I Smell Something Burning? From Mr. Knight: You Can't Fool Me That Way. From Mr. Eickbauer: 'Tention! From Miss Bulock: My Dear Child. From Mrs. Ainsworth: Isn't That Becoming? From M . Cartwright: Road Your Lines. From Miss Hardy: Why Were You Tardy to Glee Club? From Miss Anderson: Get Your Book Reports In. From Miss' Bachelder: Is That Line Stragiht? From Mrs. Bohanon: Make a French Seam. From Mrs. De Kruif: Julius Caesar. From Mrs. Hausladen: What Is Carbon? From Miss Olson: Where's Your Citizenship Homework? From Miss Reid: When Did the Revolutionary War Begin? From Miss Harris: Plane That Piece of Wood. From Mr. Sharpe: That Was a Good Game. From Miss Borg: Put Those Keys Around Your Neck. From Mr. Wilson: Film Today. L From Miss Stahmer: Put Your Stools on the Desk When You eave. From Mr. Shaffer: Where's That Blow Torch? This concludes the list of request numbers for the present. Don't forget, folks, our telephone number is WEstmore 6011: so phone in all your requests. 5...l Emma McMillan: Have you read FreckIes ? Lewis Tucker: No: that's my veil. ..........-5 . Mrs. Millar: Howard, 1' saw you reading' the dictionary. Do you find it interesting? Howard Rogers: No, only amusing-the dictionary and I spell the Words so differently. l 5 .1 We often Wonder, as we roam, Down life's beaten track, How an armored knight, In the days of old, Contrived to scratch his back? l-5...T Fix bayonets T roared the sergeant., . , Please, sir, quavered the new recruit: there is nothing the mat- ter with mine. THERE IS N0 SUBSTITUTE FOR SGHO-OL SPIRIT

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I A I d 1 li :fa In 'I 11 I mu-lznm ' , V IN Lkl- A.. Belmont High School George Massey Alicia Davidson Don W. Parkhurst Geraldine Faucher Russell M. Reed Florence Miller Myrtie Tracy Elwin Routh 1 Paul Sweeney Manual Arts High School Edward Cronin Muriel Andrist Jacob Rubin ' Katherine Cohn ' Celia Wheelock Hollywood High School I William Brannan George Miller Garth- L. Nelson Fremont High School Pansy Reeves Business College Gladys Bowlin Flossie Vincent Poly Night School Walter R. Agnew Chicago Lorraine Kinzell Ocean Park Edith Overgard Request Numbers The following requests have been received by our telephone oper- ator and will be furnished at our earliest opportunity. Telephone or mail further requests to Station S.S.S., Sentous Junior High. Here's a request from Mr White, Principal: Do Every Day's Homework Every Night. From Augustine Holanbekz Show Your Sentous Spirit. From Willie Aguilar: Won't You Please Take Back That Unsat- isfactory '2 From Miss Draper, of Attendance Department: Bring a Written Excuse the Day You Return. ' From Miss Wacek: Make It Snappy! From a Student Government Official: Help Make Sentous Perfect. From Mrs. Griffiths, Sentous' favorite teacher: Save From Mrs. Olds: ' 'You'1l Have to Make Up Yesterday's Homework. From Miss Bellotinez Conjugate the Verb Venir in All Tensesf' From Miss Thurston: Give Me Your Ears. G From Mrs. Dartnell: Now, Leave Your Books in Order Before You 0. From Mrs. Daily: Where Is Level XX? From Mr. Humm: Don't Forget That Test on Friday. From Mr. King: Change Anything Above a Half to a Whole. From Mrs. Cliff: Keep Your Errors Down. From Mrs. Wager: Heads Erect! From Mrs. Needham: That's a Nice, Sensible Shoe. 1 THERE IS N0 SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT

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Q1 ci li '- I 11 I 'fmze 'N -I l-LJ...- -l THE CHlLDRE.N'S HOUR 1:00 P. M. to 2:00 P. M. Radio Station S.S.S.- The Voice of Education Owned and Operated by Sentous Junior High. School, Inc. Radio Super Station S.S.S. Children's Hour This is Station S.S.S. broadcasting the Children's, Hour, through the courtesy of Sentous Junior High School. We are very happy to announce that we have eleven lovely subjects to talk on this afternoon. Don't go away, little B7 folks. With nursery rhymes and stories we will entertain you for the next hour from 1:00 P. M. to 2:00 P. M. The first on our program this afternoon will be Uncle Charles of H. R. 205 telling one of his famous stories. Dorothy Underwood announcing. Rub-a-dub-dub, Three men in a tub, And who do you think they be? The butcher, the baker, The candle stick maker, Turn 'em out, knaves all three! Hello, lads and lassies of radio land. This is your Uncle Charles speaking. How are you all this afternoon? I am sure you have all been good today, so I will tell you that story I have been promising you about when your Uncle Charles was a boy. When I was about twelve years old I went to a wonderful school. It was a very nice building to start with, and the teachers were all so kind and nice you felt the tirst day you were going to like that school. - At noon they served the best of things to eat, so you did not have to go home, but could spend the noon hour playing ball. They had all kinds of clubs, taught you how to swim, something everybody should knowg they taught the boys how to make furniture and the girls to cook and sew and many other things. My Home Room teacher's name was Miss Bellotine. She was as nice a teacher as anyone could ask for. Don't you all wish you could go to that school? Good afternoon, lads and lassies of radio land. This is H. R. 205 signing off. Charles Read, announcing. 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 next number on our program this afternoon will be, by H. R. 307. The King of France went up a hill, . I, With twenty thousand men, ,V The King of France came down the hill, And ne'er went up again. . . ' Good afternoon, boys and girls of radio land. This is H. R. 307 on the air. This H. R. contains thirty-one boys, all live Americans. Most of them have good jobs, and are still holding the thrift banner of the United Radio Station of Sentous. A H. R. 307 often presents much talent on the air. Holger Drach- mann, globe trotter, frequently gives one of his world series lectures. Caesar Camoa, world harmonica player, entertains at times. This is THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR. SCHOOL SPIRIT A'