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

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.n ' 1 CAROLYN DAVIIZS Carolyn came trom liast High to Lausanne at the beginning ot her junior year and in the past two years has accomplished many things, She was president ot the Spanish Club, a mem- ber ot the Art Club, sergeant-atfarms tor the junior class, and representative to Boy-Girl City. As a senior she was president ot the Student Countil, setretaryuot the Senior Class, literary editor ot The Lotketf' business man- ager ol' The Columns, and vice president ot the History Club and a member ot' the Spanish and Cilee Clubs. Wfe shall remember Carolyn tor her constant primping . . . liastidiousness .... ind frequent withdrawals lirom humanity. JIENNIIQ BARNISTTIQ -lennie has been at Lausanne for the past six years and has become a tamiliar tiigure in exery torner ot' the school, In the ninth grade she was setrc-tary ot her class and a member of the Spanish and Glee Clubs as well as the Y-Teens. During the tenth grade she was sergeant-at-arms ot the class. The tiollowing year ,lennie became thairman ot the Red Cross. vice president ot the Spanish Club, and secre- tary-treasurer ot' the Art Club. Also. at this time she became a member ot the Honor Sof ciety. As a senior she was co-editor ol' 'I'he Locket, art editor ot' The Columnsf treasurer of the Senior Class, as well as president ot the National Honor Society and vice president ot' the Spanish Club. She was treasurer ot the History Club, secretary ot the Art Club, and a member ot the Latin Club. During her lighter moments jennie narrated many humorous anecdotes concerning her Anglo-Saxon life. Wfhen feeling dramatic she oliten delivered touching soliloquies on Mac- beth and his lady.

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FRANCES BURWELL XV ARE Little deed! of kimlfzesf, little word! of love Help to make eerily happy like the H6dZf'6lZ aboze. CARNEY

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SUMER ERTUR Suiner has been a celebrity at Lausanne be- cause, since she is tirom Turkey, she has made numerous public appearances in and around Memphis. During this, her first year at Laus- anne, Siiiner was vice president of the Art Club and the Red Cross. She was sports edi- tor of The Columns as well as art editor for The Locket. Sinner especially enjoyed dancing and the Glee Club and often favored us with selections from her repertoire. We shall remember Suiner for her constant willingness to extend a helping hand, and for this and many other reasons we all grew to love and admire her. DOUGLAS DOCKIZRY Douglas, who came to Lausanne as a senior, is from Cleveland, Mississippi. XY'ithin a very brieti time she received many honors, She be- came president ot- the lfrench and History Clubs and vice president of the Senior Class. She was also treasurer of The Locket and secre- tary of The Columns. Another regular ac- tivity was that ot' playing the piano tor the weekly chapel programs. Wfe shall remember her tor excellent taste in clothes and her many pairs of shoes. Re- member! To find out the score ot' any Ole Miss football game, one has only to consult Douglas, tor though we think ot' her as a Memphian, her heart belongs to Mississippi. i, . sf S tl. it kt' W, gi i vi it it