Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Small in enrollment, the Cum- nock junior College can best be described by the old phrase, one big happy family . The limited size of the group makes possible a spirit of friendliness and good- fellowship among all members. Every student knows every other student-his trials and pleasures, his strength and his weakness. As a result, there is a prevalent feeling of sympathy and under- standing, which is not possible in a large college. All of the faces on the following pages may be seen on any school day in the famous solarium , a room en- deared tothe hearts of all Cum- nock College students, for it is here that our friendships were made.

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THE STUDENT BODY With the high school and junior college student body presidents work- ing together to secure united effort, the Cumnock Associated Student Body, despite many handicaps and the lack of cooperation, succeeded in accom- plishing all it set out to do this year. By combining the two Boards of Con- trol into one, the work proceeded rapidly, and at theend of the year, plans were definitely formulated for the making of a new constitution, applica- ble to both the high school and the junior college. Under this new plan, future cabinets will be elected from the combined student bodies at large, the president to be from the junior college as well as the treasurer, and the vice-president, secretary and senior class president to be elected from the high school, . One of the first acts of the council was to apportion the budget. Un- der this year's budget, money was apportioned on the percentage basis, each activity drawing its quota as the fees from members came in. The large allotment went to the annual, with the athletic department second, and the COURIER third. A lively entertainment committee, under the leadership of Rose Shnell, and composed of Ben Sternberg, Guy Moore, Eleanor Oleson, and Ran Hall presented several excellent dances during the year, the last of which was a tremendous financial success. The combined council was composed of the following: College President ----- ----- E lliott B. Hensel College Men's Vice-President - ---- Guy Goodwin College Womeln's Vice-President - - Rose Mosler and Phyllis Gage College Secretary - ---- Betty Myrick and Margaret Doan College Treasurer - COURIER Editor - Annual Editor - - High School President - High School Vice-President High School Secretary - High School Treasurer - Senior Class President ' - junior Class President - Sophomore Class President Freshman Class President 28 Althea Davis and Gloria jenkins Cutler Huebener - Guy Moore - judd Cox Rosemary Brown - Karen Okey jack Axelson - jimmy Ray William Gibbs Leland Moore Gordon Turner