Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WM jAMES RAY SUZANNE VIDOR President Vice-President ROWENA COOK HENRY SORC-E Treasurer Secretary

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I HIGH SCHOOL CIRADUATES-IUNE, I935 CHARLES BEA'I'I'Y BILL BLACKNIAN BETTY BRADISH WALTER BREIvI IUNE CLARK ADELE COHEN ROWENA COOK IACK CURTISS OWEN DOTY BOB FISHER WILLIAM FLANDERS ISummerI CHARLES CAULDEN BETTY COODRUM DONALD GREEN PHIL HENSLEY BRUCE HOFFINE IsummerI ED IENKINS IVIARIORIE KENNEDY IUDITH MARKS HANNAH IVIAULLIN VINCENT MEIC-S IsummerI BOB OATES IOAN OKEY ELEANOR OLESEN IIIVIIVIY RAY HARRIET ROSS IUNE RHINOCK LOIS ROSENTHAL LESLIE SHULKIN EDITH SNYDER BEN STERNBERC IANE STEVENSON DOROTHY LEE TAYLOR BETTIE TOLBERT SUE vIDOR

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CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of '35, fully cognizant of the necessity of filling the great abyss which our departure will make, hereby bequeath our most treasured possessions to the class of '36, with the fond hope and deep trust that they will be duly appreciated. I, jimmy Ray, leave my astonishing desire to get away with things to Bob Elder, my command of embarrassing situations I take with me. I, Rowena Cook, leave my vim, vigor, and vitality to Mildred Shelley, my strange walk accompanies me, for I could not go without it. I, Edith Snyder, leave my ability to act like an harassed secretary to Ruth Merchant, since I would seem strange without them, my eyes and eyelashes will stay where they are. I, loan Okey, leave my assortment of footwear to anyone suffering in the pedal extremetiesg my love for Hawaii I cannot leave behind. I, Suzanne Vidor, leave my naturally beautiful complexion to all who must use make-up, my appealing voice I must take with me. I, Betty Coodrum, leave my resemblance to Myrna Loy, to anyone am- bitious for a motion picture career. I, Bill Blackman, leave my way with women to Charles Huntington. I, Ran Hall, leave my tremendous social energy to Bill Hammerstein. I, Ben Sternberg, bequeath my savoir faire to all weary souls inflicted with a self-consciousness complex. I, Ed Lynds, bestow my practical mind upon Beulah Turner, in the event that she should lose hers. I, Eleanor Olesen, leave my refreshing effervescence to Shirley Schwartz, I must keep my aptitude for making facetious remarks. I, Bob Crownover, leave my love for the Casino Gardens to all pleas- ure seekersg my good nature accompanies me into the cruel world. I, Dave Carnahan, leave my powers of concentration to Bud Small with the fond hope that he will take the subtle hint and benefit by it. I, Peggy Keys, leave my Oklahoma personality to those in need of a helping hand. I, judith Marks, leave my timidity to Rosemary Steehler. I, ludd Cox, bequeath my the complex, to all inferior beings with the futile hope they will accept it in the spirit it is proffered. 48