Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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PERFORMERS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB:-Ann Adams, Gloria Baltzer, Helen Birney, Charlotte Gottlieb, Beverly Henigson, Elizabeth Hoifert, Geraldine Klepetko, Virginia Lindau, Norma Nilson, Margaret Sturgeon, Gayle Theobald, Betty Ann Wilson. YOUNG MEN'S TRIO:-Kenneth Heady, jack Condon, Raymond Shry-Ock. DANCERS:-Vivienne Aller, Mary Louise Badger, Shirley Bardeen, Dorothy Dee Catlett, Mary Caward, Betty Mae Cox, Beverly Henigson, Eliza- beth Hofert, Charlotte Klein, Lois MacHarg, Eleanor Moorhead, Selma Shelley, Margaret Sturgeon, Gayle Theobald, Harriet Uecker, Mary Wiley, Betty Ann Wilson, Barbaralee Winkley, Selma Wolfinger. LOWER SCHOOL DANCERS:-Ann Adams, Caroline Bragg, Carol Hocking, Patty Lou Shirley, Valane Smith, Susan Wakeman. THE COURT:-Queen, Rosemary Brown. Attendants: Martha Cook, Alice jones, Evelyn Petty, Virginia Peters, Louise Phillips, Alma Rocikfellow, Harriet Rocktellow, Ruth Stanford. ACCOMPANIST FOR DANCES:-Phyllis Roberts. ACCOMPANlST FOR CHORUS:-Ralph Pierce. CHOREOGRAPHY FOR MINUETTE AND GIGA:-Virginia Hall johnson. VIOLIN ACCOMPANIMENT:-Ann Morey. COSTUMES:--Dorothy Dee Catlett. ll5

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CUMNOCK MAY FETE directed by ELLEN CHASE BATCHELDER and RENNAY SHRY-OCK Greetings to Spring - - CHORUS Processional - ------ - QUEEN and ATTENDANTS Valse Comique - ----- - Unison - - - - - - DANCERS Rose of May - - RENNAY SHRY-OCK, Soprano Passing By - ------ - YOUNG MENS' TRIO Royal Blue - - MARY LOUISE BADGER, Dancer GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Shepherds' Dance Dancing Tambourine - LOWER SCHOOL DANCERS Meditation from Thais ------ RAYMOND ROSSER, Violinist ELIZABETH TRETHAWAY, Accompianist Etude - ------ - DANCERS Love's Dream - ------ - URSULA MICHELSON, Pianist Brownee - ----- - DANCERS Song of the Road - ---- - YOUNG MENS' TRIO Minuette - ---- - Giga - ----- - ELLEN CHASE BATCHELDER and CARL IOHNSON Finale Chorus and RecessionaI-'Sweetheart''-from Maytime -------- THE COURT, CHORUS and DANCERS I I4 Iohann Strauss Iohann Strauss - Poulenc - Wessel Clar-ke - Purcell - de Rose German Polla - Massenet - Scriabine Liszt - Roberts Potter - Casella - Casella - Romberg

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SOME SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS --l9S7-f SUMMER SESSION The Cumnock School has offered each summer for eight years two summer sessions in which students may strengthen past work, may earn needed credits toward high school gradu- tion, toward entrance to college, and toward advanced standing in a college or university ljunior college workl. Students are sent to Curnnock Summer School by Stanford, Pomona, U.S.C., by such private schools as Marlborough, and by public schools. Our work is ACCRED- ITED. Faculty: The regular Cumnock faculty, skilled in summer school teaching, will be in attendance. Classes are small and work is thorough. Credits: ln each session a high school pupil may earn one-half to one credit for each six weeks la semester's workl g in each session a college student may earn three to six units for each six weeks. Two hours' work a day in one subject equals one semester's accomplish- ment in that subject. Tuition: The tuition charge is S30 for a single course, or S50 for two courses for the six weeks' session. Students attending both sessions may take four courses for 390. Labora- tory fees are S10 a session. How to Enroll: To enroll send five dollars as a registration fee, to the Dean of the Summer Session, Cumnock School, 5353 West Third Street, Los Angeles. The registration fee will apply on the tuition charges, the balance being payable on the opening clay of the session. The school reserves the right to withdraw any of the courses listed if there is not sufficient demand to justify their being offered, the registration fees being refunded in such instances. Registration is not final until approved by the Dean.-MRS. HELEN BRIGGS, 5353 W. THIRD ST. ll6