Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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JUNIOR COLLEGE GFFICERS Another episodic chapter in our lives is concluded, and we hopefully and expectantly turn our thoughts toward the future, We have been going through a strong formative stage that has left its unmistakable impres- sion upon us. Into our realm a motivating spirit has been introduced, a guiding influence which will help us form and culminate our destinies. The meaning of humbleness and the joy of service has made itself manifest more and more. CUTLElf:rtgidl2LJf'BENER During the past year there has been a strong bond established between the High School and the junior College. The tie is one of friendship and complete cooperation which Ed jenkins, the school student body president, and l have endeavored to foster. Both of us cherish the thought that the officers who succeed us will perpetuate that which we hope we have engendered. The road one traverses while filling a term of office is not always smooth. The ruts are placed there to make us fight harder. And so to those who have made the journey finer, l deeply desire to extend the utmost gratitude for their constant, untiring efforts in behalf of the school and their daily associates. Wherever my disyay shall take me, I will always be able to say proudly that l spe ew two years of my life at Cumnock. CUTLER L. HUEBENER. X 1 ROSE SHNELL NINA JO REEVES Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 22

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Y S T U D E N T B O D Y ' Under the capable and energetic leadership of student officers, the Cumnock College and High School Student Bodies have functioned ad- mirably, showing a fine spirit of co- operation and enthusiasm. They real- ize that the permanence of a planetary system depends upon the harmony of the satellites.

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HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS As I picked up my pen to write this short message to you, many thoughts swarmed through my mind. l thought of what little use pen and paper are, how inadequately they, with our limited vocabulary, let us expre:s.our true, inner feelings. Most of us have attended other schools and have been fond of them all. But always, it seems there is one that stands out foremost because of the faculty's pleasant attitude and treatment, and because you learned, and pro- gressed mentally and physically. lt seems a pity, doesn't it, that we have President ED JENKINS to leave all these attractions-our many ac- quaintances, our friends, our good times and the continuation of our school learning? On the other hand, when I look back on what we have accom- plished, I know that we are leaving behind a successful year. We have accomplished what we set out to do last September: to create a greater feeling of cooperation and brotherhood between the High School Student Body and that of our friendly neighbors, the junior College. Also, thanks to you, we had a highly successful year in football. Our dances, as- semblies, plays, and last but not least, our first Hi Iinx, because of your un- surpassed cooperation, were all highly successful, they will be from this year on, I hope, an annual affair to which we will all look forward. In conclusion may I thank you, the students, Dr. Brooks, and the fac- ulty-not only for help in carrying out to the fullest measure the wishes of the Student Body, but for the thoughtful help you willingly gave to me. EDWIN C. IENKINS. DELLA S. ROOT ROSEMARY BROWN Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President 23