Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Today, as in the past, the play's the thing. 'ifxx X5-5 D R Raymond Shry-Ock A M A

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First row: Gloria Baltzer, Mary Caward, Virginia Lindau, Mary Wiley. Second row: Claudia Boria, Gerda May, Mariorie Miller, Virginia Peters, Dolores Uecker, Alice Jones, Muriel Sandler. Third row: Hugh lbbett, Sonia Seabrook, Arden Day, Shirley Simon, Leslie Taylor, Louise Phillips, Senora Elvira de Borja, Mike Lotito, Mary Louise Badger, Charles Belt, Beverly Henigscn. SALON ESPANOL The Salon Espanol, under the able direction of Senora De Borja, is in its second year of successful operation. lt was organized in l936, to promote interest in and friendship for the Latin-American countries among those who wish to become better acquainted with the Spanish language, ideals, and cus- toms. lts membership consists of some eighty members, prominent business and professional men and women of Los Angeles as well as Cumnock friends. informal meetings are held once a month, when the members gather to dis- cuss Pan-Pacific affairs, and to contact one another in a pleasant social way All of the conversation is in Spanish. The Salon usually tries to devote one evening to a special study of a spe- cific Latin-American country, such as Brazil, Argentine, or Mexico. At these meetings it is customary for the consul representing the particular Spanish- speaking nation to attend as guest of honor. Most of the consuls in Los An- geles have been speakers for the club during the two years. Senora Borja is to be complimented for her apt management of so worth- while an enterprise. The Spanish Round Table is a new Cumnockian organization which was introduced by the director of the Spanish Salon, Senora Elvira De Borja. It serves as a junior branch of the Salon. Eligibility for membership is deter- mined by ability to speak the Spanish language. The group assembles every Monday evening for dinner at six for an hour's dining and Spanish conversation. This friendly association has been highly successful, for it has promoted enthusiasm and interest among the students of the language, and has given practical experience in social conversation 69

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