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

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li 225'-5 g 1 nu-num -lx -l-Xl........ J DINNER HOUR PROGRAM 6:00 P. M, to 7:00 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. Ladies and gentlemen of iadio 1 d h g l I ' an , we ave indeed a surprise for you this evening. By dint of much persistent effort we were able to acquire for you the services of the four B9 Home Rooms of Sentous Junior High School. They will broadcast the dinner hour program today for Station S.S.S. .Rube Wolf and his orchestra will play for you during the program. His first number will be, Hello, Bluebird. All day long I jump and run aboutg You can always hear me shoutin' out, Hello, Bluebird I Etc. Home Room 308 will now come on the air, with Vivian Oehrlin announcing. Tonight we have with us Mrs. Dartnell. She is a very worthy leader and well known in Sentous Junior High School. Also Gene Stone, violinist, who will play several selections from famous operas. Her first number will be a selection from Sortel Nuptialef' and the second from Dejanire. We will now hear from Miss Florence Renshaw, who is such a lover of music and songs she will sing a song entitled Good Little Girls. . There's little Mildred Cummings - With eyes and hair so brown, And you never see our Mildred with a frown. There's sweet Ruth Olson, too, With hair of gold, Who is forever studying, 1 And is very bright, I'm told. There is Virginia Mertes, Who is so sweet and kind, And little girls like her Are very hard to find. That concludes our part of the program for this evening, friends, and we will be on the air again tomorrow evening from 6 to 7. Good night, friends of radio land. The next speaker will be Mac Jones from 309. As our home room is very prominent in Sentous affairs, I will try to give you an idea of what we do in our home room. Our home room officers are 'the following boys: Our presiding officer is Edmund Huerta, William Weber is business manager and Mac Jones is Comet reporter. Mr. Sherman is our sponsor. He has helped 309 to become better in many ways. He is always urging us on, in both school and athletics. His spirit has helped boost our athletic teams to the top. I Many of our boys are in the honor clubs of Sentous, the Optimus Club and Hi-Y. There is a large number of boys in 309 who have received athletic emblems. , As dinner hour programs usually have speakers of exceptional THERE IS N0 SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT

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1 gr! e 'T - ' i - , , . 'h ff . E A ...A H. R. 105. This program is in courtesy to Mr. Knight and the Ho..- Room president, Bobby Whitaker. The first number on the program will bring to us Alfonse Laca r't, our Home Room treasurer, who will give his nightly bedtime story Lo the little listeners of Radio Station S. S. S. Next we shall have Robert Vanderwater, our Comet Manager. who will favor us with two songs, Kiss Me Again and Mother o' Mine. He will be accompanied by Delmar Wible at the piano. The last on our program tonight will be Mr. Knight, who will give us a talk on radio and its waves. , The next on the program will be H. R. 115 announcmg over S.S.S., Sentous Spirit and Scholarship. This is Alfred Burrows, in charge of the program put on by H. R. 115, in courtesy to Mr. Campiglia. Tonight we have with us William Spring, who will favor' us with two southern melodies entitled Carry Me Back to Old Virginia and Old Black Joe. The next number is to be by the 115 trio, composed of Wrirfht Williams, Russell Guest and Carl Campbell, with Richard Chalk at tlte Apollo. This number is to be Home, Sweet Home. We are now to have two violin selections by Melville Erskine, entitled The Anvil Chorus and Volga Boatmanf' This concludes our program for tonight. Now broadcasting over Station S.S.S. Home Room 314. In this radio program we, the girls of H. R. 314, are giving a program in courtesy to our H. R. teacher, Mrs. Cliff. In dealing with music, our H. R. has given a number of programs which we have on Wednesday of each week throughout the term. They have consisted chieiiy of music, piano solos and songs of which our program will consist. Our program will consist of piano solos and songs by the class. We hfzgye learned the real value of music and like it. H. R. 314 sign- lng o . As -long as we are given the fioor, or rather the air, we take great pleasure in announcing' to you on this day that H. R. 301 is under the able direction of Mrs. Reihl. We shall now announce our officers, as follows: Clyde Barra- clough, president, Edward Jackobson, treasurerg Louise Fisher and Clyde Barraclough, S. G. representatives. We see our H. R. as a miniature workshop, where all are found studying. So for that reason we have had few entertainments this semester. But there are many interesting talks given. That is all for tonight. This is Ruth Humphrey, in charge of the program put on by the girls of H. R. 315, in courtesy to Mrs. Hausladen. The first on our program will be The Return of the Robin, by Fisher, played by the 315 trio, made up of 'Gertrude McCuller, Vir- ginia Ward and Mae Cramer. The next song is to be sung by Mildred Rice, who is in thc Clee Club. This number will be Gypsy Love Song. This will conclude our program for tonight. Thank you. Friends of radio land, this concludes the program put on by the Egglgh, Grade. Stand by for the Dinner Hour program sponsoged by t e 9 s. Radio S.S.S., the Junior High where School Spirit prevails. Virginia Baldwin, announcing. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR FCI-IDOL 'SPIRIT

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1 2 H '15 .QQ-. ,, h I Ysxdmnze - N L Xl ... ..- -4' ability, wc present two very great talkers for our honorable home room. They are Silent Ray Avery and Gabby O'Niell. Sinclair Lott was also to have given an oration on Who Is the Best Looking Boy in Sentous and Why Am I, but as he has become very bashful he vs'on't give his speech today. Our class volley ball teams are captained as follows: Class A cape tained by Harry Lyman. Class B captained by Alex Kudlac. Class C captained by Arthur Sherwood. Our teams have come out fine because we have the Sentous fighting spirit, and that ,plus skill, makes good teams. The next speaker on the program will be lla Andrist. In the spring our fancy' turns to thoughts of moving, so We moved. Girls of 121 can be found in room 104. We all enjoy our new home room and find it rather convenient at the lunch hour. . Strawberry short cake! Blueberry pie! ' . ' ' A V-I-C-T-O-R-Y ! ' A V Did we win it? Well, I guess! Home room! Home room! Second best! Home Room 209 in nine court basketball walked over us in the final game, but we will run over them next time. Rizer! Racker! Firecracker! Zip! Boom! Bah! Second best! Nine court ball! Rah! Rah! Rah! The next number by Rube Wolf will be, When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob-Bob-Bobin' Along. There'll be no more sobbing when he starts singing his song. When the red, red robin comes bob-bob-obbin' along, along, Etc., etc. The last speaker on the program will be Octavio Arvizu, from 206. This is Radio Station S.S.S. Hello, friends of radio land. For the following hour you will listen to 'a program broadcasted from the main studio of S.S.S., given to you through the courtesy of Mrs. -K. Ains- worth. When you hear the whistle blow it will then be exactly six-thirty o'clock, Pacific Standard Time. Wheee. Exactly six-thirty o'clock Pacific Standard Time. Radio S.S.S. Our opening number will be one of those popular songs, In Old Madrid. Long years ago, in old Madrid, where softly sighs of love the light guitar, 'etc. Radio S.S.S. Our last number was entitled ln Old Madrid, sung by Frank Sexton, and he will next sing Old Zip Coon, in honor of Mr. White, who has just called up our studio and requested it. Radio S.S.S. Our last number was an answer to a request made by Mr. lVhite, Old Zip Coon, sung by Frank Sexton. Our next number will be given by a very popular friend of ours, Jack Warboys, who will give us a lecture in sportsmanship. Good evening, friends. It is my pleasure to be here tonight to tell you that it is every Sentous- ite's desire to be a good sport. Radio S.S.S. Our last number was a lecture given to us by Jack Warboys on sportsmanship. Our following number will be another lecture given to us by another very well liked and popular friend, Edwin Gaston, on What Is Necessary to Be a Good Loser, and Why THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT