Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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lkluia. MMA? CL. Q.. Nfifff RESNH9'-'Q www ocsackpxw-BC QW i IUDITH IAMISON ROSEMARY BROWN MARY WILEY President Vice-President Secretary SENIOR CLASS-1938 Farewells always cause us to think of the many things for which we have to be thankful-so many memories and pleasures of the past and such bright hopes and ideals for the future. As time goes on, we shall have occasion to think of many more, but at this moment, as seniors, we remember most clearly our friendships with teachers and students and the good we have gained from them. We are now on the crest of the wave and can, for a brief moment, look backward and forward before we again sink into the trough of ambition. Some see college and public careers ahead, some have perhaps less glamor- ous, but just as useful plans for the future. ln any case, we all look back on twelve years of preparatory work together and plan for what is to come. That is why there is a touch of the wistful in this goodbye, for, after ship- ping all of this way as mates, now we part and move down divers channels into unknown waters, perhaps never to cross bows again. So, with heads high, we wave farewell and say bon voyage to those with whom we have been associated so long and sail full speed ahead over the sea of life in search of the treasures of tomorrow. IUDITH IAMISON Senior Class President lH. S.l 29 QM, Xen.

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IOHN CREENWOOD SELMA SHELLEY ARTHUR SPENGLER President Vice-President Secretary H. S. STUDENT BODY As the school year rapidly approaches its termination, I pause and reflect on its passing. Although there is a certain feeling of elation at completing another hurdle in life's great steeplechase, there is also a certain shadow of sorrow that forces us to halt a few moments and engage in retro- spection. There were many perplexing problems during the year that seemed unpleasant, but time has shown us another view of the same difficulty: and we now find the experience had an enriching value that was hidden from us in the turmoil of the incident. Many times the student officers were confronted by problems that seemed insurmountableg but with the aid of the ever willing and unselfish student body and sagacious judgment and advice of the faculty, we were able to reach practically all of the goals set at the beginning of the year. lt is, therefore, that the student officers gratefully give thanks to those of the student body and the faculty who so willingly gave support and advice con- cerning our plans. To the incoming classes who will inherit the responsibilities in i938 and l939, we bequeath our good will. We have watched your activities with in- terest, and have confidence that our mantles are falling on worthy shoulders. Keep up the good work you have begun and always cherish the ideals of Cum- nock. Sincerely, IOHN GREENWOOD President of the High School Student Body. 28

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