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First row: Judith Jamison, Mary Wiley, Mr. Winans, Virginia Peters, Selma Shelley. Second row: Lois Jean MacHarg, Betty Mae Cox, Sarah Ryan, Rosemary Brown, Gayle Theobalci, HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP GROUP Chapter 290 of the California Scholarship Federation in the High School has spent an eventful year. Membership has increased from six in the winter to eight in the spring semester. The members for the entire year are pictured above. The officers for the first half of the year were: ludith lamison, Pres- identg Rosemary Brown, Vice-President and Treasurer, Selma Shelley, Sec- retary. The officers for the second half are: Mary Wiley, Presidentg Vir- ginia Peters, Vice-President and Treasurer, judith jamison, Secretary. ludith jamison became a Seal Bearer in February. The list of Seal Bearers for june is as yet unknown, but there are several hopefuls IUDITH IAMISON ,58
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5 --.1 . ,. A .3 rv . A ,, 5 , P .W , 5, N 'L ,, uw A. C. Beich, Jack Baird, Rosemary Brown, Mary Wiley, Alice Jones, John Gibson, Mrs. Briggs THE CHRONICLE The annual is representative of Cumnock, of student self- expression, of faculty interest, and of a happy co-operation.
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First row: Alice Jones, Alice Dervin, Eleanor Moorhead. Second row: Dorothy Catlett, Evelyn Petty, Marian Plant, Doris Jacobson. Third row: Helen Rockfellow, Mary Caward, Betty Arnelung, Mrs. Woody, Lou'se Phillips, Martha Cook, Alma Rockfellow. S O R O R I T Y SIGMA IOTA CHI The enrollment of the Sigma Iota Chi Beta Gamma Chapter has been the largest this year in all its eight years at this school. The first semester began with ten new pledges and amid teas, luncheons and dinner dances these new girls were initiated into the sorority. The second semester brought two new pledges to our midst. Plans were made and in the course of two months the new pledges were entered. Funds were raised for the support of the chapter by frequent cake sales, noon dances, a Benefit Tea and last of all a Fashion Show sponsored by a well-known dress shop in Los Angeles. The members endeavored to abide by the standards of the creed, namely, always to have a perfect unit of harmony. EVELYN PETTY 59
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