Lausanne Collegiate School - Lausanne Locket Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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X0 Q f The 1944 class of Lausanne School belng severally and collectwely of sound and dlsposnng rrund and Influenced by nothung except the good of our Alma Mater and the happiness of our var ous hears at law do gwe devuse bestow and bequeath our personal property as follows Rosata s remarkable spellung and punctuatton to anyone who ll take over Joe Alnce s invaluable Latin book to Emrly Curegg Ann s offnce as V P of the Sutters on the Desk club to Lounse Bozeman, who ns best futted to carry on the tradttnon Gnnger s wuttucusms to Eleanor Clarke her obvoous successor Jerre s super desk un the corner to Peggy Jean Ryan for protectuon Mnckey s knnttsng to Betty Falls as a lufework Marnee s glamour to Betty McCadden wnth all the prerogatives appertaunnng thereto Pats ducky convertnble to future Pug customers Peggy s geometry problems to gurls of next years geometry class Katherune s Cxnderella foot to anyone who wants to buy those small sized un ratnoned shoes Elizabeth s early morning arravals to Peggy Warren that ol ten o clock scholar Dottae s place as lufe of the Spanush ll class to l-lelen Earp and heaven help Mass LePrunce Shurley s dramatic abrluty to Mrs Carrungton Jones for use accordrng to her dlscretnon, In future school P 5Y5 Lausanne S Ped Cross work to the capable hands of Allee Mitchell who has proved herself so falthful and co operative thus year all the classes who follow us e Staff of the Lausanne Locket leaves the fascanatlng but demanding task to next years crop of unsung heroes e gratntude and thanks ofthe enture Sensor class to Muss Statler and Mrs Jett for thenr forbearance and sympathy with our vagarnes Gwen under our hands and seals thus the second day of June, 1944 The Class of 1944 Wutnesses Mrs C D Jamerson Mrs F L Martin ELIZABETH Devumt ESCAMBIA BAY The white sandy cluf'fs with the green fringe of trees Quuetly guarded the phosphorescent bay The glutterlng water pushed by the breeze Broke on the beaches along the way The moon was round and golden In color l'-langlng low ln the sky addtn sheen to the water The few palms kept time with t e little waves breakung A rustle a murmur a soft whustle making The boy and the gurl luke a kung and a queen Looked over the water as uf un a dream ln thenr eyes danced stars stars of enhancement ln their hearts thundered drums, drums of enchantment The boy bent has head and looked down at hns maid l-le was dressed ID whute with gold stars and brand And over her heart he pznned golden wings That stood for the love In hrs heart that slngs Both of them knew thas moment must last And grasped and held each second that passed l-le Il be back there soon be there someday So shell stay there and want on Escambua Bay ANN PHILLIPS 13 Ax 7 y cs ,sf 1 A - I I I I I i , 1 I f , - , I 1 . I V The Class of 1944 leaves Melnnda, one of Lausanne s greatest treasures, to be the comfort and joy of Th ' Th ' . , , f , , , , . L 1 1 f f - , f 1 , , .

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AD Sh. ley Eluzabeth Muller Such joy she shows ID all you ve clone Such Service to all she gnves bod bless her every day she loves Anon Peggy Earlune Welkerson I love my Peggy 5 angel hair Her lace so truly heavenly law Burri 10 , 2 4 1 ' f ,ff f lf y l xl s 'I 14

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