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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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Baker, Jr.: Mrs. Gordon Morris: Mrs. Edward N. johnson: Miss Lula P. Cullen: Mrs. Frank Martin: Mrs. T. L. Hopper. Middle Row+Mrs, H, S. Howard: Mrs. Gus May: Mrs. T. H. Grinter: Mrs. Jack Yarbrough: Mrs. R. V. Dickenson. Front Row-Mrs. William D. Stinson, Jr.: Miss Martha Jane Pullen: Mrs. Robert H. Beasley, Jr.: Mrs. Elmer Butler: Mrs. C. H. McNees: Mrs. S. W. Miller. Not pictured: Mrs. W. S. Jett: Mrs. A. C. Contard: Mrs. Mary Kelly: Mrs. H. Z. Landis: Miss Jane Soderstrom: Mrs. Milton Stern- herger: and Mrs, Kate Wbodmansee, EVALUATION The Faculty and students ol Lausanne were happy to welcome on March fifteenth through seventeenth the following educators members of the Evaluative Committee acting under the au- thority of the Southern Association ol Colleges and Secondary Schools and under the personal guidance of Nlr. R. R. Vance. Co-Director of Instruction and Chairman of the Tennessee Second- ary School Committee: DR. PERRY D. Sczmvsx 1-ir: Da. A. 'lkrrzopoiue Alonxsox Co-Orclinator, Southwestern at Memphis Dean, Southwestern Mk. E. B. EI.I.liR Mas. E1.izAm-:Tri Moss Memphis State College Memphis Board of Education Miss Lotiisia Ciuaizx BROTHER Rirziunn East High School Principal of Christian Brothers College Miss Frois Cw.x1.Txicx' MR. EDWIN C. Rusr Humes High School Memphis Academy of Arts Miss lIU1.is ,I,xMizsox MR. E. C. Sriiviixi-:RT Miss Hutchison's School Memphis Board of Education SISTER Suzss N H Principal, St. Agnes Academy Page Fin' '5 'f ' ff f . ' - , V fx- ww M v t g ram A V V, , MA 1 A 8 '. is i 9 lokre .Lkzumnne Chere Lausanne, be thy name ever blest through thy For the love that thy daughters bear thee Is the flower thou didst plant with thy tenderest care In the garden of hearts lent to thee. ' Oh, home of our dreagis and inspirer of truth, May we ever memory revere. As we wander afar in life's pilgrimzxge long, We in glorious acclaim to thee sing. And with hopes ever high and with pur, ue, Thy children are loyal in thought. , X For the freedom to think and the patience to bear, All the truths that life doth unfold, Were taught in thy halls and revealed to our hearts, With loyal devotion so high That the right ever bravely to live is the due Which we owe to our own Chere Lausanne. -Q 5 Pager yCaI'S , . 'z ,Jil V :Y if'1MIss Bessna STATLER Tliew' eniors pay special tribute to Miss Statler, who retired as Co-Principal of Lausanne School in June, 1944. To those of us who have known her through the years, she is the highest example of truth, loyalty, and gentility. With great respect and love we remember her, P825 Seven X gamma WA UMM Lkzwmme M416 Wifravflflfff-1 The Qmaimlmcg Cfmf Of ,E 1955 Is 1 I sc cc in as is i 1. Lauyanne l Tall stately pillars, welcoming door, Is any one inside? Yes, come and see. It is for friends This door stands open wide. Cool rooms with books along the walls, Tell me the life you lead. Our life is linked with eager youth, Our task, to meet their needf' Green lawns, and giant, spreading trees, What may your story be? We see the children laugh and run, And join their gaietyf' ' Then, say, Lausanne, are you content? And is your task well done? I only know that in exchange I'd take no other one. 4 For life is here, and hope, and joy, And friends, and kindness, too, And hearts that turn to what is high, And minds to what is true. ' W CLARICE RIDLEY KELSO 3 ii . Page Ten 1 Q 4 I -IUDY ANN ASHMORE Ease in your mien, and .rweetnrsx in ydur face. Q' Lichnell Page Eleven Page Twelve kv .. tices an art. CLAUDETTE CRAWFORD Generosity she hax, such as is possible to one who prac- JP Q v I Stevenson M: l MARY M HOON GOODMAN A good mind possexses a kinlgdomf' -n Pl-IYIQSTES Page Thirteen 'U' uf ' Page Fourteen I ELLEN -IOYCE HAMILTON Her sunny hair is wondrous fair, And wavy is its flow? Saxe . l WJ .ii MARJORIE GWENDOLYN HAVEN To see her is a picture To hear her is a tunef' Emily Dickinson , U, Page Fifteen Page Sixteen f 4 Q. , I 4 'IILL METCALFE MARSHALL Q' She xmllfd, and all flu' world wax gay. ' Pojn I 4 .Ib ..- nb 1 I ELIZABETH HARVEST' TWP beaugfof hef hair bewildem mef' O PARTEE ' F Blisx Carmen 1 9 1' ik Y Page Seventeen Page Eighteen CHARLOTTE FREDETTE SMITH All that imaginationfv power could trace Breathes in her pencil? irnitative gracef' From th e Spanish BEVERLY CLAIRE TERRELL And all llzafx best of dark and light, Meet in her aspect and her eyes? Byron Page Nineteen The fumblf Cfmf Hari. mn' fwfl I Frmll muh lie-lly Xvillll l'cvUx' fILU'Ill'l', Pagv 'l'wfntx' ff zz ll! cvillill Arm Uxlvy. Sllllillil 'lwiQl'l'Il. Km' lis'z1r'I11z111, Cfzxmlm- Iluhlw hh, The Jblvhomwfe Clan Back l'OZL'flFff to right: Virginia Marsh, Shirley Kolp, Ernestine Brown, Suc- Rollcns, -loan Marley, SLlIlLl1'Ll Shook, Linda Nyc, MaI'ilc-1' Aycofk, Edith Parlcc, -lucly St. john. Swafzfd: Sally Rohcris, Charlotte Cathy, Lucy Canary, Nancy Kinnctl. Pat Rohcrts, and Suzanne Ellis. Ab.wf11tf'1'--Ann Bryan. Page Twenty-one I be Hfefbmpm 70155 E 1.wfI In ri gf1!: Surxclux Pl1l'yl'l1I'. lilmrlolu- x'IUOIIl'y. Sum I1l1IIllJll1'l'yS. Uyucl Nvxx I.ouis4' IVIOOIICY. .l2lI1il'l' llllllilll. .lL'I1Ilil' l5u1'm'ttr'. IA3lliSl' XYc'lulv, Alzwnl: czllillldl vl'hUIlllJSOIl, Page 'fzzffnlx'-rum Woe Qgbfb Qmde Frou! mu'-left lu Vigllff Mary Anne Gordon. lietty Carol 'llhOIIl21S. Martha Anne Powell. Claire Seelhinder. Barbara Robinson. Margaret Dew. Virginia Nlellallunl. Sylvia Pugh. Brenda Greenfield. Back rou'-loft lo righf: Rosa Kate Dossett. Ina Van Cleef. Patsy Loeb. Patti Gill. Mary Anne W'eavCr. Katie liartels. Patsy Cfhandler. Page Twentiwllfr We Jkvenlb Qlmde lmfl to righl: Billy LIH111 ll2lXll'I'. l,il1l11' Ki11111'1l, Clzmrl xxllll vv4'I11'l', 5211141111 lifllllllvbll. llmllvy XVl'l1V1'I'. Millic lf111'111s-1'. Floyd llu111pl11'1c's. A1'li11s' Pi11stc'111, Mary A1111 FiShm'1', Mary lNl1'Cfz1llu111. Kitty Ross, Kz11l1y H11nlsu11. A1111 Wvil. Sully clllllllll. Vlvkiv .Io CJlL'IllCli, Page Twenty-fam We fzbclh gilfdallc' if S if 5 X rw x A a f, fbi 1, K' , , M-3, . Frmzl 7'fIIL'ff'l1'-ff lo riglzfx Hn-lm-11 c:I'FlXX'l.OI'd. Dizmu Dvw. Pvggy Mzilonv. Robbie' llOhl'lkI5OIl. NIL113' Louisa' c1I'llIIl1J. Nancy Ilgxviclsml. Iiuvlf wiv' lrfl In rfglzf: 11211111 Pl'IlIli'IJl1ClU'I'. Xlzxry Nm'I'l1'm'1 Clouli, Sllllillll SLIIIIIIIUIYIH, ViI'QiIli11 l'yiSl1l'l', Rvvu In .-Xlpc-rin. Mary Ann 1,1-wis. .fil1.wz1!1'1w.' Mary Ilzmv Iiocquin. Hlimhe-111 f:ll'Q'll0I'Il. Dorman Hvnlr-yi Page '1all'P71f1'-ffl? 51796 Qmde lwfl In Vitglllf Susan W y1111m'. c:lll'Ul5'Il Ugilviv. Sully Gcmcl1111111. N155 l,ll1l4'Il. livlsy Ciood111z111. Glurizl Cic'1'wi11. Pzxllm- x1Ol'l'ihUll. 1-1l111'1111w.' 1,k1f'Ill' l3L'l1llIIlOIll. li111'Ix11':u lilukv. 'Iwi Kuhn. fxllll x!Illl'1l'f'. Pug? 'l'Il'l'Tlf1'-.Xjk cllzllos, .'1lIX1'Ilf1'1'.' Imslu- km' M' The jI0IfWlb grade Slnzzzffug lwfl Zu l'I Q!lf.' 'Igu'l4i1' XN'l1ilc'l4'Llll1a-rg Lucy Lu' Hill. .Ivy Immi, Suv txilllllh. S1111 lllglllllll Mllillillll' fiilllllllll. Sum- Ilzlvix. Susan lllJhi11SOIl. Putin' C1m'bc'l1, atm! Inf! Io fitfllff Shzxrri Paullus. Louisv c:l'1lIlll'l', Nzxucy Mc'Nvill. 'Iulia Allisun- If 5 . Prlgf' Twmlty-.w Woe 'fhzm' Qlfmfc Swain! Iwft In right: Susan P2llIl1l'I'. lilunvliv Humplm-ys. Susan Pl'tm'I's1i1c-yn. Carol Cooper, .Iucly Kaminsl-ay. Mzuizmm' I,z1r1m'z1s1c-ig Clourtm-y Lvwis, Louisa Clomlrm Lynn Phillips. Mvlissu Allvn. -Slfllllfllllg lwfl In riglzl: -lucly .'llIIll'l'Sllll, ilixmlyn Pvarcv, S21I'ldI'1l Allan. Kathy Hvnlvy. liwky lYJHl'XYlI1. llizimu- liowclvn. cilIlQl'I' Gwyn-1' Kay Van Clcvfli, 'Indy Ami Stringviy Alzwrzlwu' Lisa Ill1Qlll'S. Page Twentjv-eight 7796 feaomf grade .S'wnI1'd.' -Iudy llonvs. IXIHI Alla-n. Georgia Stzucr. Judy Saffm'stonc', Lvigh Wildy Claya. lie-uumcml. 'Inna' Pl'I1Ill'IJlll'lil'I'. Lois ixllll Alvxzxndmm Kathy Hcnrivh. 'l21IliCKf Goff. Plliffl' N Page 'lvll'07ll1'- ni 27796 jwff Qmzfe L4 Su 'ff In righl: Fl'21Ill'0S QIOIICIUII. Mary Toss Iizxxlcr. -Iosvplmim' Su-wart, Elisa' Morgan sic SL'l'IbiI1Cll'l'. I,2lNVI'ii' Gm-rvin. Susan RHIIISLIY, Pzulwlu XN'vy111m11h. A!1.w11l1'm May I'lllIlllJl1l'CyS. L1-ax Haflvwoml. Page Thirlx' fCZlfl6!6lfg6l View SfIlII!ji?IAQ.' Anna Clonpmy Sally Goodlnan, Slcphaniv Hannncu, Lvslic Ann Lu' Suzanncf Alpcrin. Auril 'l'c1'1'y. Margarcl Barton, Elizabeth Buchanan, Tina Paullus. .Xmlrca Slvclgv. Edin- Marshall. Patricia Parran, Kay Kauffman. Sffatvd: Kay Ham- inoncl. Linda Ug'ilx'i1'. Marty Mullins, Karon Hvrlrich, Susan Patrivk, Gina Papv. Susan Rod:-nhaugli. Pam xVllll21II1S, lim-ryl Meinl-r, Hclcn Tully, Sliaran Clranc. Sliirlm-y Ann Aloncs, Nancy Kopalcl. A17.X'tl7IfK'!'.Xi.' Hvlvn Allcn. 'Ianni' B1'Z1UIllOI'1I. Paxnola Cox. Florvmc- Kinm-ll, llianc- lla-vy, 'l'ina VVoocl. Page 'l'hirt1'-rmef 7796 Tbzfofopby Of ,Llzumnne 565001 Lausanne Schoolls philosophy is to guide its students both for the present and for the future to be good citizens in their local community and in the world at large. This involves guidance in such fields as spiritual and moral, patriotic and democratic, esthetic and scholastic, social and material. To achieve these ends the schooliv aim is: To teach the reverent worship of God through non- sectarian chapel services and through the ideals of truth, honesty and brotherly love. To teach love of and loyalty to our country and an under- standing of the principles, duties and privileges of democ- racy and independent enterprise as opposed to the tenets of the welfare state. r To teach an appreciation of the fine arts and to encour- age the development of creative ability. To prepare the girls both scholastically and socially for college and for the years to come so that they will have the faith, courage, training and experience to meet the impact of their changing world. The school strives to instill in the girls the principles of group as well as of individual loyalty, to impress them with the realization that Page Thirty-two W. ,' if they must remember that as a member of a group, whether family, school, church or country they must conduct themselves both in public and in private in a manner commensurate with the dignity and stand- ards of the group they represent. Fortunate in their own homes and environment, the students are led to think of those less happily situated, to share their blessings with others and so learn to understand what Love thy neighbor means. Lausanne School believes strongly in mature guidance by the par- ents and the teachers in the daily lives of the younger generation. It believes in teaching young people sound health habits, in inspiring them with self-confidence, in consulting with them, in hearing and respecting their views, and in guiding them by reason angle example. Lausanne does not favor student government in a school ofifs comparatively small size where personal contactsare very close. It believes that it is well for the young to recognize and respect the authority of their elders, but it also believes that it is of the utmost importance that the elders merit that recognition and respect. Lausarme wishes the school days to be a happy experience for well- adjusted youth endowed with sound minds in sound bodies. It wishes the girls to feel in their alma mater the sense of security, the satisfaction of belonging and the comfort of the assurance of a permanent refuge where love, understanding and welcome will be theirs now and always. Page Thirty three x 1-4 ' ,in W . ,,,. ,, , , T W ,-W-, , t 'rf 1 . , 1 .V . , N ,. . V . 1 3,1 my .gqirgpl V in fx. 3, 4.v e ,I ,vin , . A ' 1,9f-Tit if4t- f , . 2. ' - ' , ., - . ' Fit . . w'A ' if A 1 V., . fi ' 1 . 35,44 . ' , .I . :ST ' , V I U l Ji Q s , . . f . .Y g V How cffdverizfzncgl een -. .ug -E :.. up r 3 r D - . us ,. y is M A 'OMYQLZVEI ,. I 4 , .I , Everything in our lives' is influencedconsciously or unconsciously, directly' or indirectly, by acl- vertising to an extent we seldomefrealize. Itqis a, powerful force in the commercial world, in 'the dis- ,- tribution of commodities, and in my own life. , I i . . .I 4 1 - - ii Advertising creates a wide sale for goods and raises-ire standard of living among the masses. The vi g quantity production required by greater demand brings lower costs per unit. mrefore, as' demand I 'X reiployment 1S created and the country's total purchasing power grows, Bringing- still ' ii ' K l in S consumption of goods. , ' + ?f '!' ' I ,Q A N t . 5 . A i' ertising is also responsible for a great p tage of the educatikm of the world gained ibutfof school, but still conlnue I arn new things every day 'through these merfiia se- iquentlf peopladtake an active inteie the government and in sithations groughgit the, wqrl y , if In this way advertising is responsible for the advanced, state of civili i in thu? world toda 2 I , if . Adttegtising. ,eremeriilous infill hin my life. Ivientally, advertising affects any life by Jin- creas. my i dge of whatwf ing in the rest of the world. Thrgugf iiidfspapersg-radio, and televisi made possible? -A dvertising, I am kep' med of daily happenilgs all inver- the woigd. I antkept constantly alert and -interested in new uctbnd Heas I hear about. Egch advertiseuft- 'e the qiualities of' V ,articular product and I must use my own judgrilent' in deciding w if V V-product isasuited to if . In these ways, eQeryglay advertising affect! my life . - If ' , ' men A ivy' ' .59 lf' f - iiispiritually, advertising affects my life in a great many isiertising is indir ctIy-arrieng a Wi our churches and mimrs. People Sport the cvrch Olitlfif their incom, hicltare M ted to that extent by advertising. Without advertising my spiritual knowledge 'would prob- , , 'Q' ably be reduced to what I could learn from missionaries. For these reasonsadvgrtising gas a greatffg- effect on my spiritual life. ' A ' gy Q sically, advertising affects my life by Qllxing possible many :jcthe things I acccgt with- . . S I , ' g about. My school, ltloi and even the food I eat, e'mW.ESib1e by means of , I ., , . a I ertising. If there were no advertisin Q would have practicdlye Q ulfure E my whole stand ard of living would be lowered. Hen vertisiffg has tremendous influence in Que way I live, not only physically, but mentally and spiritually as Well. . ' Advertising helps mankind to live better in a mass production age as well roving the quality of commodities without a corresponding increase in cost. Today, fertisirQ' ectiour lives to a greater extent than any other Q industry ever lhs in tlie history of the world. - ' . Q . JOAN MARLEY Sophomore 's U a 1 N ar Page Thirty-Qur I 9' 1 newspapers, magazines, radio, ,and Q television. TI' he majoriti the people in t 5 ' rib, . . WW f -V sn- . . , ' 7 - 'f ll'-Fiiffwa L fi: sw ff ' ' -k .tim t i ,ir ,f . , 1- V, 15 ,gd - g - wf--2:-fl -,v,.:w:fW- H v - h it a. .1 - s 1' 15' f A K 'va Q .' . 1 . g L! 4 7 D 1 ,. 'av . , .I I, wr ,L 1 Guefs1Who -' - ' jg., we fp! W. if .' Fx, if - ' I ' 'N t .Jr i V L'Y 4 1Q.q , t Onlyi tlie StaQefof l.iberty'is,knowas well as- he' ' ' tofu' tt ' foreign. You have not'seen.'liim.buti ,N veiseafpictufes' p ., egiyegfood 1 fig to people in other lafds and is-.very gener se He is, yay fnuch interested in patriotic celebragfbxis and in every act of'godd'fi'tize1'iship. Displaying ubld Glory is an 1' A . - 1' , - opportunity he never .losi THQ style and Cut of his clpthq is' unusual and unforget- table. He is an talljspgightly A 'afaea ir2n.. f- g Q... , 'L , I g 's y .g. A . 'd', . KATHIE HUDSON .. 'jj' Q ' 4 7th Grade .- HQ - , wr , - ' - , K4 -A -- 1 ff ' .' 3 ' 'hsdt' i 'l' . , Q I Q ,. l,:'. ,gb L' VI' ' 0 1 :D . , A . ,QQ ' . ' -I. 8 ne' ix I ,Sizing iidff-. ' 1 i EVery',1ngl'i't,when the sun goes to bgdm- p ' .' .- . , - the sky, tums darkwnd gry. , An e st , circled in bluiff , . . .- -. y . . A -. t egsdsou W at A 1 A - ffhe, tars shme bright, 'fr d B 1' ' - ' ' Like a flame in the night. 'V . eg- an . gave y ' e ' 'A - A e harvesfmoom, h o'er Ll? way. ' is Ithwaveskipierhead in thslbreezek - Q y ' Q. I ' E 454 i if i ' 7 - .' ' ' i J 4 B15 NNigAXTER an 3. I VICKIE Jo lENICKi 7th - , 5 , ' 7th' rad f' ' 5 Q . Q ' .' 4 'tl Q . .Q ' ' ,. ,M i in F fig. n ' .l' .il ff, - , - g . 'ti Signs of i ring ii 1 it, .iii-wifi - I' E I ' I. 1 All gwners of lovenflgt through thwring, , if 5' W P 9 All the voices gitpeople chatter and ring. - i D ' - - ' The snow is all gone, the trees are still bare, , ' A K N 3 r 'i l .My heart skips a patter without any care. .H P g i ' .The jonquils are out, the crocuses, too, iii 1 A A H That is not hot, yet the Qis so blue. JW I . 4 , . y A ips are golden, blue and mar' K mhis appreciate spring so soort ' i i , ,, M7 it ' The slumbezgng flowers lie in the' s, . , Above. the park bench you see th r sweet heads . V Spring is my favorite time of the year, V . ' ' But'soon the summer will re-appear. Q Ili '. 1 e ' 4 l ring is so lovely in pany ways, And the houm go by just like heavenly ys. . The days turn to monns and the months into years, Another year's gone and spring re-appears. CAROL LENORE PENNEPACKER -1 ' Grade ' u . Page Thirty-five Q arf fel? ANN Wim. Phase In the remote, anonymous dawn The wind curls at the edges And something calls I rush out Searching in the million faces For yours But again You elude me Down a hundred foreign streets Through nights rain-crying I wander To a voice that says: Hurry up. Hurry up. You'll miss me. And I always do You Are my eternal quest The moon I sob to hold. MARY MHOON GOODMAN . 5 , V 2, . 'rf 1' .'. A - .ati asia' it h A V Q -N X- I if -. .24- q' ' ,perl sv ,- 1 is, Marauders The little worms are out todayg They've cotie to eat our plants away. They lurk around in arms arrayed Till all the plantsgare bruised or dead Then back into their holes they go To chuckle at our human woe. ANN WEIL 7th Grade A Smile A smile will keep you bright and gay. A smile will wipe your cares away. A smile will set your face aglow, And make a friend where'er you go. Senior 7th Grade What the Americano Can D0 to Make His Country Liked and Respected Q The Americano can achieve respect and friendship for the United States by accepting this ll- creed: As an American I must first believe in the brotherhood of man. Believing .tlris,I will not fail to see good in the people of all nations and try to make them my friends. I must show my friendly interestynaturallf and sincerely. I will visit them with op6n,rnindQ and tolerance toward what seems to me their strangeness, realizing that I may seem as strange to them. I will try to fit into their community life as inconspicuously as possible. I will appreciate without patronizing, take part-with- out intruding, and share my thoughts without insistence or boasting. i A. N Above all I will remember that I am a representative of my country and that whatever impres- sion I create in the minds of other peoples will be reflected in their opinion of the people of the United States. BETH PARTEE AND MARY GOODMAN Seniors Page Thirty-six W ww ' BigB wus -v f 'I wrvigrifjwwgwnsi W, as 1 ons ra xo-n Mn 1 mm A - f The Fam About Your Weigh: . U, S, Ham H2 Wmld Reporf 'fha 'mum Avwunn YY.. nu I fx so I . 'fa U f Zn me gf? I Id C , Z VZ Z 65 .., PRIL II 'I95 F018 TIO AL I? PHI I 'IIN E g 4 Qegion I , 'E 'thciay H , I' iff Mifgdfif AFX .,.,,I .,,.,. T W Y I Li: '1 If X C E N TS I N U. S. 1:5 .5 LZ : C25 ,X - 1- A M A ff A 1 mu.. : C39 I 1 I ' EHAM ' I I --:: I S' . ,,,.., I Zvligigi Color R -QQ. V,::: . II 7706' fffwy MORE M' OUT THE CRIME OF MICKEY SPILLANE By Philip Wylie I'IiIIIII',IIII' I935 .'fI5f' 7 8 8 fm TH E ANNUAL STAFF Lvfl In right 'Sl1111di114g.' Cllaudcttt- Crawford. litisinvss Mutiugvr: Gwt-xi Hzwmi. Clirculzxtion Nlurtagvr: lloyct' Hamilton. Pliotograpliy Editor: Cfhzxrlottv Smith. Art Editor: ludx' fXSllIIlOl'l'. I1ll4'l'21I'Y Editor: livvvrlx' 'l'c'rrt'll. Assistant Photography Editor. Swat4'd: Marx' Goodman. Adx't'rtisinQ Editor: Km' lgl'2ll'lIlZiTl, ltmior Assistant: Both Pzu'tm'. Editorim Cliivl: 'Iill Marshalll. Art Editor: Cfzirol Arin Oxlvy. 'lunioi Assistant. i A PAPER STAFF Lvfl lo riglzl: Carol Hobbs, Production Editor: Samlru 'liigrutr Nusa Editor: Caro Ann Oxley, Co-Editor: Charlottc Smith. Art Editor: Kay lic-ztrmztri. Co-Editor Pvggy Harpvr. Fvziturc' Editor: llvtty XYimi. Class Rt'portc'i', Page 'l'l1irI1'-fzlgltl Y-TEENS Ul1a1'lo111- Nloonc-y. Viva'-P1'1'sicl1-nl: S:111cl1'z1 P11111-:11', lJI'0SlCll'IlIl Louisa- W'N'1fl1l1, llc-1111i1' lSa1'nf'tI: 'I?1I1ll't' Imnan. S1'c'1'11ta1'y1 Louisv Moonvyg 321111 Hl1IIlIJlll'Kl3'S, 'l'1'vz1s111'c'1': NMS. MOI1lUQ'C'l', Sponsor: Gynvl Nvwton. THIZ LAUSANNIZ CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS .S'!1111r1'1'11Agf'flwfl In riglzl: Md1'5' A1111 Lcwis, A1111 W'f'il, Sara HUlIllJlll'Q'y'S. Eclilli P111't1-Q. S1111cl1'z1 Pl1I'yl'L1l', Miss Pulli-11, Judy ASl1II1OI'l'Q Miss Cullen, Sponsor: lil'VCI'lX 'lli'I'I'L'll, M21l'IllLl A1111 flZ1l'Vlf1', Vickiv -Io Oll'Illlili, Clmrlottc Clalhcy. Srafwrl Iwft Zo riglzl: Palsy Lovlm, Susan Wynnv, joy Lvnti. Gloria G1-rwin. Carol floopcr, Patty Cforlwtt. Lucy CTz111z11'y. Kathy H1-nrick, Page Thi 111'-111111 THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lffl In rixglzli Cllzuidvllv CiI'2lXN'iS0I'Kl. 'l1I'l'21SL1I'Cl'l 'Ioycc Halliilton. Svrgcziril-ul-Arms1 livlli Pz1rl1'c', Pi'c'SiCls'nI: Klziry Gooclrliari, Sl'i'I'l'lTlI'YI .jill 1Wzn'shz1ll. Vim' Pi'c'siclc'nt. sf' 'at' J! mi Yi 'H 1 ,r 3 'K In lffllfl' v Y Ev 1 Q 1 x U if THE BOARDING STUDENTS I Zu riglll: Gwvn Huvvli. F01'x'L'sl City. AI'kilI1SLlSQ 'Iudy Asliiiioiv. Oswulu, Arkan- lfarol Hobbs. Osvvola. Arkzinszisi Not pic't11z'c'd. Limlzi Nyc. GQ-rim-sro. Illinois. PIANO INSTRUCTION UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS SODERSTROM Pupil - fNaney I Jzxvidscm THE LAUSANNE CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back role, Inf! to right: Carol Hobbs: Carol Arm Oxley, Treasurer: Mary Goodman, President: Beth Parlee, Vire- Presidem. Afliddlv role: Gwen Haven: Kay Iiearman, Secretary: Shirley Kolp. Probationary Member. Front mzv: -Ioan Marley. Probationary Member: Luev Canary. Probationary Nlember, Page IEUIIVI'-Olll' THIQ SCIIQNCIC DHPARTNIHNT TH Ii LIBRARY STAFF A History IjK'IJ2ll'1II1l'Ill Fivlcl Trip to the CjOl1I'lllOllS1' 1c' High School Qiluwus l1Ildt'l' thv din-c'lio11 of Mrs. May in lhv Clll'iSlIll21S P2lQl'Z1IlI. Page l'.fllfl flIlf'f' Coilm Cdflflllfdf Koyazfzy Page Form Countess Virginia MCCHllUIIl escorted hy Count Gibson Ahlgrvn Pages Ann Allen and Richard Doughty. III '-.fix Lady-in-Waiting Gwen Haven Grayvs Duchess jill Marshall m'scortvrl hy 'lack Pulls-n Pages Susan Rnmsvy and Henry lploggrf-ll escorted hy Paul Chandler Princess Elizabeth Clcglioru es- corted by Prince lVilson North- eross, Ill Pages .ludy ,lonc-s and .lark Gately 7716 ffoolf ommzffee Left In right: Beverly Terrell, escorted by john Cianeiola: .Iudy Ashmore, escorted hy Don Pearsong Charlotte Smith, es- corted hy Rick The-smarg Joyce Humilton, escorted hy Carl Butts. Pagf' l'iUIfl'-.Yt'Z'!1l IN TH IZ CIA FIZTERIA Imfl to fight: Annie. Carrie. Arthur. Lola. Er'r1estihe.'JVnr fll-Cf1l7'f'd.' Mattie Page Iforty-eiyfzl fffli Quigley AN ART CLASS A Group of Pivlurvs E11w1'c1l in lhm- Svlmolzlsliv Art Cicmnpvtitiou by Luuszmm Studvms. Page' Fifm- 2' .,. ww? ' :::':f- ww fa. ' iw' H, wi 4 , 5a:::.,eQg3,:- '35, ' Yfi fi V EWESQ 7 W i Q X ' L 15. f Ae I .,,.,.. 2 e E? :H gg. 5. 4 F5 'EXW' T7 5. 35, ffffff 5 r . if 5 if -EE nl-Y by F1694 55,5 'af A Page Fifty-two BLUE TEAM Judy Ashmore Lucy Canary Joyce Hamiltm Gwen Haven' ' ' Virginia Marsh Edith Partee Beverly Terrell Louise Webb Betty Winn Ernestine Brown Linda Nye Ann Bryan Claudette Crawford Joan Marley Beth Partee Sandra. Shook Charlotte Smith Judy St. John Betty Ann Connor Beth Hughes Gynel Newton BETH PARTEE Most Athletic if GOLD TEAM Jenny Barnette Charlotte Cathey Peggy Harper Sara Humphreys Janice Inman Nancy Kinnett Charlotte Mooney Sandra Puryear Pat Roberts Sandra Tigrett Marilee Ayoock Kay Bearrnan Suzanne Ellis Mary Goodman Carol Hobbs Carol Ann Oxley Sally Roberts Sue Roberts KITES SGFTBALL Judy Mary Clalldotto Page lfifly-six Gwen oycc jill Beth Beverly Charlotte 9 nge Fifty udy Claudffttcx M ary Uloycv Cwrn Jill w 1 1 B1-th Clmrlotlm' Bvvvrly r lfzftq'-fighl 42 s N gif Q. 4' 'ef 5 , I C2 , M Q mf, SM., -x 6 'm ,Q ww, U' 'WNMZWZ v V '4 wvmgif ff? ,,.-aww., ga- s Q 'za Q sl' Aqslodfmly JULIUS GOODMAN 81 SON M plW'J I S' 1862 I3 M d A M ph T Since I9Oo MEMPHIS COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE COMPANY Your Reliable Cold Sloraqe lor 48 Years May, I953 MID-SOUTH REFRIGERATED WAREHOUSE COMPANY The Mosl Modern in Ilwe World Today MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE KINNETT, STURGIS 8: CO. Coffon Merchan+s Complimenfs of C. W. PARHAM Compliment tm' of SUMMERALL ELECTRIC co. WP-li+el'1all 8-4455 Complimenfs of HENRY HAIZLIP Complimemks of OATTIS ELECTRIC Compliment Co. of J. P. NORFLEET 50443 and VANCE NORFLEET g S y at it Complimenfs SANDRIDGE FEED STORE f 4435 Summer Ave. Feed. Seed, and FerIiIIzer U 925 Union Phone Iv1UIuaI 3-3442 Dodge-PIymouII1 W. R. STEPHENS INVESTMENT COMPANY INCORPORATED I I I Wes? Second SIreeI I.IH'Ie Rock, Arkansas Phones 27-92I9-LD 7 TeIe+ype LR ISI-I82 Complimenfs CompIImen+s of of ANDERSON, CLAYTON 8: CO. A FRIEND . P2 S 'I 5 4 Ss I PARKVIEW SERVICE STATION I-Iome Furnishings 1923 Poplar Decorahons Wash, Grease, Oil, Polish 4 -4 w ARTHUR SEELBINDER. INC. I5I7 Union CompIimen+s SOUTHERN GLA O. SS C 556 Madison Avenue Phone 5-8242 Disfribufors MocIernIoIcI Doors CornpIimen+s of BOB PUGH COMPANY Tennessee SIaIe Licensed Confracfor Builder of ouallly Homes Cornpiimenlrs of PHELAN'S PAINTS, INC. Kimbrough Towers Phone 7-5678 F.Iv1 Complirnenfs . CRUMP 81 CO Coffo n 60 Soufh Fronf S+ree'r Memphis, Tenness e Sixty-four ll Il Tucker Cornplimenls of by BARNWELL 8: HAYS FRAN AND LOU Spol Collon Brolcers Th I el II e origina sw a er co ar I ,. 'Sr HELEN OF MEMPHIS The Sou'rhlancI's Loveliesl Specially Slore FAMED FOR QUALITY WEARING APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES Greelinqs 'ro All Our Friends af L A U S A N N E Memphis, Tenn. l808 Union Ave. Phone 7-0867 General Hardware and Supply Co. 4447 Summer A mphis' Mosl Modern and Complele Hardware ancl Appliance Sfore Phone MU+ual 5-824I Page S yf :i:g.: 4. , , , ,,.-25: b------ nun uuuswt Cl fe S H 0 R T E N Hb it? p-. Oll llll 41 i UMQ mfiffgfr DmnIY an 'A hu suns 0.00 nd um HQ 4-A CHIILUH -mil 9 ms - ' fur- 6 Xb K .ni C .55 Q' E f u ream ull' ot A X I Y Y' fi- V ' X Y Y Y.:1n1',-- 7' ,xx I 1- 9' 4 . ,,, r ' -CTg':uf-,0 . , ,I , .1 A I , 4'-v , ' H , V , 4 TM. I ' R A gg 7 Pfam ATG' '.. ' ' I 'llunp m 9 Page Sixty-six If N 2' Complimenfs of SAM N. INMAN ENTERPRISES REALTORS BILDORS INSURANCE Phone 33-2646 3534 Park Ave. Memphis, Tenn. , P 3 1' S Complimenls of Compliment of BOLTON'S PHARMACY BARCLAIR CLEANERS IO65 Madison l39O Poplar Ave. Phone 36-5477 Phone 2-8l86 RIE STIHIAV IE N A Quiet Resllul Home for lhe Aged Beauliful Grounds-Planned Meals Gradua+e Nurse ln Charge CALL 32-I277 I I4-3 Poplar Ave. MEMORIAL STUDIO Complimems of Designers, Builders, and Ereclors of CO. Markers. Monumenls, and Mausoleu Phones 8-5466 and 37-7862 889 Union Avenue Sixt Complimerfrs of COmP'imef1+S Of FELTUS ELECTRIC COMPANY ROTARY LIFT COMPANY 779 Roland Phone 2-0624 SPRINGDALE PHARMACY Complimen+s of OLENICK MILLINERY co. 2366 aCkSOn Ave' Phone 4-6244 PgSy 9 gy coNcRHf ff BLOCKS I ln jusf one hour. we manu- ' facfure enough blocks 'ro build 'Q N Q 1 ' N s .Wk VQXXH '4 -5 I K h ol as ,- an GVSFGQG OUSB. ' ' -' 6va E IH Q' ' L ': :Wi-f .iA' 2nseNcR'1TE Pao i 'f. D' 'PEQSON Avg DUcT5!.'1ffilz2f5 Page Seventy A. WEONA FOOD STORE Ji I06 SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY KAUFMAN'S SHOE STORES Memphis. Tennessee Headquar+ers for Dance Shoes Crosslown Easf 3l5l Poplar Ave' 416 N. Cleveland Ave. 3485 Poplar Ave. Phone 2-2255 34-5I49 Berclair I' 4-49I Summer Ave. Airways-Lamar MUIuaI 5-557I 2250 Lamar Complimenis of AuI'omaI'ic Hea+ing 8: Service Co. Hea+ing Service Specialisfs 22 Souflw Cooper S+., Memphis, Tenn. Plwones 7-4-49I and 7-2629 W. T. Vinceni' ESSO SERVICE STATION 386I Park AAA Service Ph. 34-3I I7 Easf Memphis Lawn and Garden Cen+er DAN WEST FEED 8: SEED 4763 Poplar - IvIU+uaI 3-3556 E. L. HARRISON ArcI'ii+ec+ and Engineer SPORTSWEAR Complirnemls Casual Clollwes of for all MEMPHIS WELDING CO. OCCMIOUS I588 Union Page Seventy-one Complimerfrs of CRAWFORD 81 CO . For Quahty .. ' INVITATIONS ' PHOTO ALBUMS ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ' NOTE PAPER S. C. T0017 8: CO. Prin+ers For The l955 Lausanne LocIce+ PRINTERS 0 STATIONERS 0 OFFICE OUTFITTERS 195 MADISON 0 MEMPHIS, TENN. 0 PHONE 8-2271 PARK FREE ACROSS THE STREET WHILE SHOPPING AT TOOF'S Besjr Wishes +0 Hue Lausanne Eounda+ion, Eacul+y and S+uden+s PgS tyth Marie Copp Florence McKellar Complimenfg THE NIP AND TUCK cLoTHes Fora CHILDREN 2062 Union Avenue, Memphis 4, Tennesse v. of S. K. Jones Cons+ruc+ion Co. hx , 8l9 Slericlci Building McCOOL'S FOODS 3471 Poplar The Besr in Fresh Vegetables, Meal, And Groceries Besl' Wishes 'from WEIL BROS. COTTON, INC. ROBINSON TRUCK LINE W. Alex Robinson Complimenls of WEONA NO. 59 HARRY W. ROSS 8: SONS 253 S. Cleveland Phone 36-2735 WENER'S BOOTERY T. J. MALONE 81 SON. INC Walnul and Vance Tile-Marble-Terrazz ge Se venty-four Aflraclive Fashions MINOR-FRANCES JR. Courlesy of ALLIED FLORISTS OF MEMPHIS When you buy flowers, 56 svivalon buy from an Allied member. T Besl Wishes 'ro- LAUSANNE SCHOOL From GILL REALTY CO. Real Es1'a+e Loans Fire and Au+o Insurance l2l Jefferson Phone 5-4714 Purdy-Jes+er Drug Co., Inc. Thomas Jesfer J. O. Purdy Com I, + Ti-45 REXALL sions pmen S O I Ouarler Serving Memphis more fhan a Ce lu'V THE JUNIOR CLASS Phone 7-0O4l Cooper af Madison Memphis P g Seventy-fir Bes+ Wishes ik TO OUR FRIENDS AT LAUSANNE suv BARNETTE 8. QOMPANY, INC. MEMPHIS ' NEW ORLEANS FINNEGAN Cornplimenls of SHELBY-SKIPWITH. INC. LONNIE sowELL a co., INC Plumbing, Healing, Gas Filling Equipmenl Household Equipmenl 2555 Poplar Avenue Marlon Brando PQS 6 ft .1 'f v 1' , -af . . PATRONS ' is Y Mr. Peter G. Levison A Lake Tahoe F rind Miss Mary E. Connor 4. Mr. Joseph E. Pless Mrs. W. M. Wilkerson Uncle Ben Clare Elby-Voice and Diction TRY DODGE Marguerite Solomon 'Aunt Bessie in Mr. Ben Ashner Kay Bearman Herbert E. Peek, Jr. Mrs. Alfred Goltman Susie Goodman Mrs. James Wittenly Flowers by Sandy Jamison Pest Control Southern Specialty C 0. Burton's Pharmacy Dixie Disinfectant Co. Mrs. Glen G. Davison Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hora Compliments of a Friend Aflr. James H. Shaner Page Seventy-eight 4' William Paul Dietz, Jr. Mrs. M. MT Olenick U ' - R' 1 w .ff Leslie Ann Lee . K 1' Mrs. Oliver Cathey' B il Oliver Cathey, Jr. O. E. C athey ww Charlotte Cathey ' J 'Q' , 4 , . . Mrs. Fred Heck ' .M rs. LWB. Harrison Fred D. Heel: .. --uf. Hugh Jacobson , A l . T in :fills Q -me-. ..: ye-.v Qresa Warren.Beauty S,alon 'A L. 1 . x I 4 . Jac'k Umpstead ' ff ' fs:- '. Q . f A .. Mn and Mrs. Thurman Crawford Hudy Ashmore . . 3 pi' . Mrs. Clyde Terrell ha if Q i 4'.gm54g G ff Buzz and Jennie Haven , ,,gg' .Fw e J 1 V .0 ds. 1 1 Ju y tringeri . - s. 4'-.J . N W. L. Allan A S usan'M econib Printer Q Mrs. K aminsky iwlarianne Lancaster ' . .fl f Q T? Capleville Lumber Cf? Supply Co., Inc. is -'F id PALMER BROS. REALTGRS . Lisa Hughes 4 ' V 4 M fx, 11,4- .g 4: . ,ss ,L . if gy P an as ' , .. J . .Q H. f L . . K 'z f ffl -f if. .. F 1 .f ,fm -f 'fljf-C.:-,4p.'f..g, : 1. ? ,. ,f.ivffagg.1-.- 'L' - 'ff . .N,'.,4k ik., Y3 1,9 l V 5Gs34s '. .Q 1 1. . 1 'lf iBecky Darwin . li .. get ... :-.XL ' A ' ' H . 'Xl rf f , A, .. I MQ VCL, . .lv 1 .y A W ' .st a , Mrs. George W.'Hurl!1ihreys 5 9 sf Erlich me Taylor v . M rsfSam F raalclin 'H - liioyd Furniture Co. Neil Dakes . Carol AmQjWerneg Freddie jones A Mrs. G. M. Featherstone Louis I. Filert Enzo Piazza Mrs. O. A. McKeithan Rebecca Williams Bomah Restaurant Y. W lm, 11 xii 4? ... K Hubert F. Fisher, jr. F ranco M astellone 4 gn? Weil Aldo Mastellone , l 1 Lamar bdoe In P 'I Alex I. Facelli' ., rf' wp, - '14 E 'Y 3 , sf w Q qGQ9rge W. Humphreys Mrs. f. N. Creamer wohnfd f er - Q .Mrs'.F7i'yfl9 . ..f 1, ' . .r:T t .fp 5 V w Mlldg iggwgles Q l .4 ,,, ' Q llgs. Herman Bluthenthal :e ' i1'f.9:s'ifff ,f . V W., .'. 1 A , gi Mig. WC A' Q Mrs. Parks Kznnett , is Emmet Ioyner f Mary Ann Fisher' , J g -s M. Crump V I in , Compliments of a Friend if p it r3,9Alvin,B. Weil in i Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cooper U iff? 4-l ' 5 g irtfaldglg Mrs. john Maury 1 Mn. Milf. Evans Mn. Robert C. Campbell - 5 . M:s. Willfirfay ' 4 l The Wild One and a Half A lf if , 7, Q Q .L ,V 'li E Q VA A ,L ' 'Q A le wi Pago Seventy-nine l v, li ,Z . 31 ,sb ,J e. l NZ. i Nfl. - ' . 1 W, lv ii ill a .lx '35 ' - Mu 1: ., V .WV sys as . , v 'fl ' , fi f Q 4, M. ps ? ,iq . fri N 3 2 21 . 2 MQ .-gg .sa 4 '15 y. ' ir. ie 'uk' 1f5l.1f gk . e Y ' . lt.- I 1: THOUGHTS OF TWO SENIORS AT 2 A.M. 4 The Carnival is over. One more step toward Commencement. One more mile- stone in the long chain of crises and eleventh hours ..... most of them hystericaljl retrospect. Now casting aside for a moment our habitual roles of sagastic condescen- sion, we realize with affection and mild appreciation what it has all meant. At this point from our years of experience we could write a best-seller on Getting the Upper Hand in Student-Faculty Relationships. However our career has been unique and we feel it should remain ours alone, unrepeatable. To our Friends on the Faculty let us say this: Despite our seemingly negative attitude and many criti- cisms, we hope you recognize our good intentions. We love the ideal behind Lausanne. We realize you are a part of what we love. And, while we wouldn't inflict another class of our calibre, temperament, etc., on you, we hope you will remember us with fond tolerance. To the undergraduates there is not much to say, but there is this: Follow us in our encouragement of the school's progress with perhaps less boldness but with the same enthusiasm. Good Luck and Good Night! O Page Eighty ., 1 ink, it il Q93 X , ,, 41 U ,wk - f fer f -Q if R:-fifif -fi: ., Em , , v' ' 2 Q ,. i . 1 E v 1 Wk. 'kv 'X YE?- ...x,..W.g, My ' Cf RJ? . W, 40 ,ef