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

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Al.lCli S'l'lfl3lrlliNS Alite was one ol' our bourtliiitg stutlents, gtntl her home is lilythexille. Arlx.1ns.1s. During 5, Alites liirst ye.tr .tt l..u.is.mne she was ttetl tirtul.ttion inttimkuer' ol' The l.otl4et. ln gultlition to lining been .1 stutlent ol b.1llet she mis also .i member ol' the Art Club and the Cilee f lub, XY'e sh.tll LllXN'.1yS remember her willingness to help others. GYNIT L NIQXVTON Gynel tame to L.1us.1nne .tt mitl-semester ol' the seventh grgule. She was SCfg,fCLIIll-.1f'.lflUS ot' the freshman tl.tss and Ll member ot' the Glee Club. As ll sophomore she was elettetl treas- urer of her tluss. During her junior year she was president ol her elrtss, xite presiclent of the Student Council, eo-taptglin lor the Blue Team, and tt member ol' the Art rind Spanish Clubs. In her senior year she was business IUJILISQCI' of The Lotket antl SCI'gCLllll-.llwII'lHS of the Senior Class. We shall never forget Cynelis Li.1SLl.lllN.'Si . . , ehignon . . . and m.1ny xttrieties ttntl eolors of knee sotks. Howexer, we shall best remem- ber her for her two tttrtons of milk 11 day, lirel tluent trips to the library ',.. ttntl .1 t'ert.1in snowfall in the busy metropolis ot' lxltllllld, Arkansas.

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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

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FRANCES WARE During her two years at Lausanne Frances has made many friends because of her ever present wit and good nature. As a junior Frances joined the Art Club and was treasurer of the Riding Club. During her senior year she served as the mighty president of the Senior Class. She was also treasurer of the Art Club, sergeant-at-arms of the History Club, and a member of the Student Council. On the annual staff Frances served as photography editor. She was commonly known as fierce Frances, and this has been her winning cam- paign slogan for many elections. CHARLDA THOMPSON Charlda entered Lausanne as a first grader and has attended for nine years. She was Red Cross representative for the class and a member of the Dramatic and Glee Clubs in her fresh- man year. During her sophomore year she was secretary of the class and an Honor Council representative. At this time, also, she was tapped for the Honor Society. As a senior she was co-editor of the annual, as well as vice president of both the Honor Society and French Club.. She was the illustrious second consul of the Latin Club, public relations chairman of the History Club and president of both the Art Club and Red Cross.