Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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GRADUATES Each year the School of Expression graduates a few girls from the three year course, girls who have reached a goal at the end of a long path of study, reading, and speaking. ls it not a permanent goal, for as Stevenson told us, we live in an ascending scale when we live happily, one thing leading to another in an endless series. There is always a new horizon for onward- looking men. The graduates, then, have reached a temporary goal, and are ready to look onwjard to a new horizon, and to work for the achieve- ment of new successes, to live in an ascending scale, and therefore, to live happily. lt seems only yesterday that Lillian Collins and Gloria jenkins applied for admission to the School of Expression, confessing their timidity and lack of confidence. lt has been a constant joy to their teachers to watch their development during the years of their course. They go from Cumnock, no longer timid, inexpressive girls, but poised and charming women. Their recital readings and dramatic roles have been varied. Lillian, as the modest Sister Maria jesus in THE CRADLE SONG, as the flighty Cyn- thia of SALLY AND COMPANYQ as Grumio in THE TAMING OF THE SHREWQ and as Maria in TWELFTH NIGHT has given ample proof of her versatility. We are particularly convinced, however, of her ability as a char- acter actress. Gloria has distinguished herself in the roles of the attractive, naive Theresa in THE CRADLE SONG, the tragic sister Beatrice in Maeterlinck's play bearing that name, the sophisticated Sally of SALLY AND COMPANY, and the charming Viola in TWELFTH NIGHT. Her high scholarship and her integrity have been a constant inspiration to her teachers and fellow students. 42

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