Cecil Jean Bornell

Background

Bornell, Cecil Jean was born on October 31, 1929 in Alliance, Ohio, United States. Daughter of William Cecil and Ethel Elizabeth (Borton) Headrick.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Illinois State University, 1951; postgraduate, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1952; postgraduate, University of Illinois, 1955-1956; Master of Arts, University of California at Los Angeles, 1967.

Career

Art supervisor, Bement (Illinois) Union School District, 1951-1953; art teacher, North Hollywood H.S., Los Angeles, 1955-1956; art teacher, Sequoia Junior H.S., Los Angeles, 1957-1962; art teacher, Hale Junior H.S., Los Angeles, 1963-1965; art teacher, Samoana H.S., American Samoa, 1971-1972; art teacher, Westmont College, Montecito, California, 1974-1975; art instructor, Los Angeles Pierce College, 1965-1969; environmental designer, Montecito, California, 1975-1980; environmental designer, Santa Ynez, California, 1980-1984; graphics designer, MII, Santa Ynez, since 1985. Feature artist Channel 7 television, Los Angeles, 1963. Member art jury Litton Sys., Los Angeles, 1969.

Achievements

• Cecil Jean Bornell has been listed as a noteworthy Computer graphics designer, small business owner by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Research assistant Earthwatch, since 1982. Member committee Friends of Ethnic Arts, since 1983. Member American Craft Council, Center Science in Public Interest.

Interests

• Avocations: swing dance, archaeology.

Connections

Married Donald Gustave Bornell. 1 child, Gaynet Lee.

Father:

William Cecil Headrick

Mother:

Ethel Elizabeth (Borton) Headrick

Spouse:

Donald Gustave Bornell

child:

Gaynet Lee Bornell