Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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FIRST SEMESTER Cutler Huebener ----- Harry Adams - - T - - - - judd Cox - - - Maryanne Gardner -l Russell Robbins - Rowena Cook - Elliott Hensel - 1' :' - psf-,Af -'..,' fi . 'gn ,. 1 jf-.4 ' ,- up: 1. - , we T r -fe - - -,, so T -4 v- ,- , .' ' ' ' ' 1 ,Jeff ' - Editor-in-Chief - Managing Editor High School Editor - - Advertising - - Athletics - Dormitory - Features SECOND SEMESTER Cutler Huebener ludd Cox - - Maryanna Gardner - . Edith Snyder - - Elliott Hensel - Q l i l r - V Editor-in-Chief High school Editor - - Advertising - - Dormitory - Features .. W

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- CUMNOCK COURIER Although it has been handicapped by a very small staff, the Cumnock Courier has nevertheless endeavored for the past nine months to enlighten the students, faculty, and friends of Cumnock as to the events that daily transpire in the school. Because it is a bi-monthly paper, the Courier natur- ally does not appear with what is known in newspaper circles as scoops , but contains news pertaining to the various projects, exhibits, class activi- ties, assemblies, and football games. ln the main only items thought to be of the utmost interest were pre- sented. ln our one attempt to publish a serial, there was of necessity a lapse of several weeks between publications, and an underseas diver was involuntarily compelled to remain on the floor of the ocean somewhere in the South Seas until another edition of the Courier raised him to the sur- face where he could re-commence his activities. A more extensive advertising campaign was carried on for the past year than during any other period the Courier has been published. Advertise- ments were solicited from large and prominent eating establishments, con- tractors, radio shops, photographers, and other concerns. A large exchange list with many colleges and high schools in the West- ern and Mid-western states was maintained and at the time of each Courier edition papers were sent to the schools on the exchange list. The Univer- sity of Southern California, University of California at Berkeley, University of California at Los Angeles, Principia School in St. Louis, Missouri, and The Concordia School in Concordia, Massachusetts, were only a few of the schools. The plays and games of the year were all given advance publicity that was followed by an article after the event. Assemblies were also publicized in advance, thus creating an early interest and improving attendance. At all times during the semester, articles of student opinion were wel- comed by the staff. The staff had to contend with lack of interest and co- operation among the majority of students, and feels that it has done the best job possible in the face of such obstacles. 84

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TO THE DOVE'S SONG Myer Lebow Ah, Melancholy- Bittersweet and tender, Soothe sorrow to a passive lull - Hush crescending woes To a blissful, murmuring calm. Bring hope, Bring peace, Bring poppies and myrrh- Bring-breath of transcendent beauty, Breath of Man, Breath of Cod, And breath of infinite Mystery. Sing on- Whisper silently- Bear on and on To the realms of tranquil Harmony- To a Vision of misty Infinity Unknown to all, save One, The One of all, and the all of none. That One, the mute, Stills the Lute- And the Dream is done.