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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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NORMAN BLAKE President MR. GEORGE MRS. LOUIS MR JAMES HUMPHREYS MULLER LANCASTER Vice-President Secretary Treasurer THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF LAUSANNE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Mrs. Harwell Allen Mrs. Richard Allen, Jr. Mr. John Cleghorn Mr. William W. Goodman Mrs. D. I. Guillory Mr. Erie S. Henrich Mr. Herbert Levy Mrs. John Lotz Mr. Fred McIntosh Dr. George Paullus Mrs. L. K. Thompson Mr. Ernest Ball Dr. C. W. Grant The Office Staff XIISS XI.l.IiY WHS. XYIIALI XNIS WHS. YI4'Yf'fI':5 4'-f 3, 1, 4 QP ,-1 arf,- MRS. HARRIETT BEESON French MRS. ANIBEL BENSON Sixth Grade MRS. CEORGANNE BEAUMONT Eighth Grade MRS. FRANCES BISLAND Second Grade MRS. MYRTLE COBB Headmistress MRS. ALMA CONNORS Math MISS NELIA DAGGETT Spanish and Library MRS. RUTH DICKINSON French MRS. HELEN DIXON Physical Education MRS. PATRICIA DeBERRY Third Grade MRS. RLITH CRACG English MRS. PATRICIA CRUENWALD Fifth Grade F acult and Administration MRS. CAROL HENDERSON First Grade MRS. LORE HISKY History MRS. FRANCES MARTIN Latin MRS. MARION MAJ ORS Seventh Grade and English MRS. ETHEL MAXWELL Music and Speech MRS. DORIS REID Cafeteria MRS. ROBERT RICHARDSON Bible MISS EDNA SEBRALLA First Grade MRS. PATRICIA SLEDGE Kindergarten Assistant MRS. CAMMIEL WOODBLRY Fourth Grade MRS. RUTH WILLIAMS Kindergarten MRS. ELSIE YEATES Science Z v l em fr ew ex 'V . Al mf.: .A g fr, 1' ' 5 Pj iQr:'3.,, f Q. fs I Av ki V. Fug H . G .gf . wr- li . V Af. I Z A of it J-,qw 'S w':'5.g,'? Q , 'I v - ' su 5 W V ET: .mix I q ' ,,,,., . ...ly . - 4,-V -H' ' -- - llll I Xr'I'.l2l.1f5.,f MII ....s. H' N 33 T7 C J , 5 0 ' 1 THE PRESENT, Cla ' -in 9 mal rf' THI' N TIRE Cl f 19 1 ETQQ E4 326653 53' - 113-WJ Q, f ,Q Q 5, Q V M , 2 , . x xx , A i' l 3 4 ' vb K ' 3- N 5 X Q S2 ..', X : 5 it RT . M eg Q4 b .1 vb Q 1 1 - ' U - 3 f A, 'V A 4- . ,. w ' K, 22' I V ' Q ' fi V.,. ,B 5f'3?l!' N -- . I '--,W . if 2 - A 1 L ' ff' W 'Q -. . S- .- V95 V ' W :X ' J ' ' diva.,-I m A r ffl' z: Q x I - -el, 3' 4'-' tl nu - ,- Tw-Y l Ev ,jay in . M Y ', Q t f if f . Q- l NClass of 1959 Officers Qu. 1' ff ka , .,. DONNA BAILEY Vice-P esident, LILA HYATT EMILY HALL Treasurer, MARY NELL FRANK 53 -1. P' DUNNX BFQ9 I XIIFX I 111161 t111sl1Pr hPr11l 60 1101? 101 1112, or mow Imrzf 11:21 PI beat W thzn ll llllfllflfl 11166181 Ihr Il BARBARA IFE DEI UCACH An ilZ1l0l'lI grace that nothing lacked of culiure or appliance- flze 7l'lll'IllfIl of genial courtesy. The calm of sel -reliance. gwhittivr 1'1 f'U'l'ii.f 'AA' ,....-Auf' f f f ff., CAROLYN EGGLESTON In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare gp I, MARY NELL FRANK We catch the tlzrzll , of a happy' zoice And the li ht 0 a pleasant eve. SVVIIL px IH YN SHAINDEI FRIEDNIMN It ze a rzemlly hmrt that has plenty of IIPHIIC I lx PATRICIA ANN GILL Generosily she h , e , p ,S an art. as. such as is possible to one who ractice -- Stedman ww' NIRHH ANN GORDON The airest ,garden Ln her looks And her mind the uisest books.: JEANETTE GRISSOM A dau hter of the godls dzunely tall And most rlzzznely a r --'I' j: EMILY RUTH HALL To those who know thee not. no ztords can paint! And those utho know thee, know all uords are aint. -Uk Il 'QP ANN ASKEW HAVIVIOND Her ewes as stars of twzlzght azr Ana' twzlzgh! too her dusky hazr W l nh ammwgu QANDRA RUTH Her maya are ways HART D . V . of pleasantness .41 l ' Il all her paths are peace. +01 I T -. tamem ELIZABETH CRAVEINS HOLLENBERG Her glossy hazr was clustered over a brow Bright with intelligence, and fair and smooth -Byron iii- QHQ LILA JANE HY ATT Valzety s the wpzce 0 ll e That gum zt all zte flawr I 32 55' ALYCE J JAPPE Bu! then her ace So lonely yet so arch so ull o mirth The over lowings o an innocent heart. -Hg PATRICIA LUEB T110 ZIHIIHZIIIIZZOTL HGLFI flies Sr 1 ELIZABETH LOUISE LOTZ Those about her From her shall read the perfect ways of honor -Tennyson HE ATHER WacDONAI D The countenance open the thoughts reserzezl f U k .d aq ,X JL DY FNIRICH PERRX HPI 1010? uw PLFI soft, Gewlfe and lou an excellent thzng In uoman -45ll2ikt,',,IJf'dl l' VWM1 XHRTH A ANY POW ELI I mul 77I1H1lp0SSe'SSPS Il lmzgflonz Phu In MMU' SARA QI OAN Of soul szncffre IH actzon ruth 111 and Ill honor flmr I nknuwn ELWABETH CAROL THOMAS From every blush that kznflles ln thy cheeks Ten thousand little' lozev and graces Qprmg R 554491, X KC LIFE ,Q 5 5 A C W' 9 My Q li gg ' VK W 1 mp ,.,- ,Q --- 10 , - 'i W ,, Q 'N QQ -W y Y i ' A I if 4:1 C-Sf 7 K 513' ff! , 4 wg ! rj! ,,-, f: fi, Z7 . DONNA BAILEY Donna Bailey, a true Dixie belle, came to Lausanne in her junior year from Coffeeville, Mississippi. and is a A1785 Harbert boarderf' Her outstanding capabilities have truly been utilized. ln Donna's junior year she was elected Secretary of the Spanish Club and of the History Club: also she was ehosen General News Editor of The Columns and was selected to attend the Journalism Clinic. She proved to be a valuable asset of the athletic teams and won an A.T.L'. medal for her effort. To show further versatility. Donna was a member of the Clee Club and took piano lessons. Furthermore, Donna was tapped for the National Honor Society. Donna participated in many varied activities during her senior year. The Presidency of the Senior Class. Business Manager of the Lausanne Locket, and Sergeant-at-Arms of the Spanish Club were the important offices to which she was elected. Besides her official duties Donna is a member of the History Club, Art Club, Clee Club. and National Honor Society. Surely S'Ole Bliss will welcome with open arms this talented Lausanne grad BARBARA DELLGACH Barbara Delugach is certainly the versatile all-American girl as her varied activities show. She has participated on the volleyball team for three yearsg she has been one of the main pillars of our publica- tions. The Columns and Lausanne Locket: and for three years a member of the National Honor Society. ln her freshman year she was member of the Tennis Clubg in her Fophomore year she was the Business Manager of The Columns, and member of the Dramatics Club. Barbara was a very busy girl in her junior year: Editor of The Columns. Treasurer of the National Honor Society. Co-Captain of the volleyball team. representative on the Lausanne Locket. and member of the Latin and History Clubs. A senior par excellence. Barbara is Editor of the Lausanne Locket. Treasurer of the National Honor Society. and member of the Glee Club. Barbara shall be remembered for a white Ford convertible. for being the height of fashion. for a 'ispecialu diamond. and for always being: very efficient. BETTYE CLA I RE EATON Bettye Claire Eaton, fixe feet. blue eyed blonde. came to our class in her junior year from East High. She was honored with the Vice- Presidency of the junior class. Also this sisaeious girl participated in the History Club. Spanish Club. and worked on the staff of The Columns. Bettye Claire continued her membership in the History and Spanish filulls. One of Betty:-'s notable talents is her ability to dance. being Alice of ,' X lice in W'onderland in the Christmas Page-ant. As circulation manager of the Lausanne Locket. Bettye has performed many important actisities for our annual. Bettye Claire will remain in our memory because of her vibrant personality and her golden hair. MARY NELL FRANK Mary Nell joined our class in the tenth grade and has been an active member of Lausanne ever since. She was a Feature Writer for The Columns and went to the Journalism Clinic in both her sophomore and junior years. During all three of her years at Lausanne, Mary Nell has been in the Clee Club, and in her sophomore and junior years, she was on the floor committee of the Cotton Camival. Also, Mary Nell has been a member of Lausanne's History Club in her junior and senior years. For all three of her years at Lausanne she has held a class office: in the tenth grade, Vice-Presidentg and in the eleventh grade and twelfth grades, Treasurer. She was tapped for the National Honor Society in the tenth grade, and in the eleventh grade she was elected Secretary of this club. Mary Nell was elected Quaestor of the Latin Club in her junior year and Counsul in her senior year. Also in her junior year she received an Honorable Mention in the Cicero Division of the Latin Toumament. Mary Nell has the important posi- tions of Co-Editor of The Locket and Student Council Representative in her senior year. Truly, Mary Nell has put her heart into her school. T7 CAROLYN EGGLESTON Carolyn Eggleston, small and sweet, has made fame for herself at Lausanne in only a few months. She was elected Secretary of the Na- tional Honor Society and Vice'President of the Latin Club: also the powerhouse of gray matter has made the Headmistress's List faithfully. Thank you, Hall High in Little Rock, for such an asset to our class. LYNN FRIEDMAN Lynn, one of the new seniors from Hall High, Little Rock, has won many friends with her friendliness and thoughtful nature. Gabbing with Lynn can while away many a dreary study hall! She was elected President of the History Club and is a member of the annual staff and Spanish Club. Thank you, Hall High, for Lynn. PATTI GILL A party at Patti's house is a treat to which all seniors look forward. This congenial miss has been a part of Lausanne for many years. Dur- ing this time she has been a member of the History Club, Honor Society, Spanish Club, and Art Club. In the tenth grade she was elected Red Cross Representative, and she was chosen Art Editor of The Columns. In the twelfth grade Patti was Chairman of the March of Dimes. Patti has been known for her fine art work, friendliness, and helpfulness. F . Lino SM. E 2 MARY ANN GORDON Mary Ann has the distinction of being in our class for the longest time. She began her school career at Lausanne at the young age of three and a half. ln the tenth grade Mary was elected President of the class and was tapped for the National Honor Society. Also Mary Ann served as the General News Editor on The Columns. In the eleventh grade she was elected President of the National Honor So- ciety and served The Columns again as Assistant General News Editor. Mary Ann was a member of the Latin Club and won Distinction in the city in the Cicero Latin Tournament. As a senior Mary Ann is working harder than ever in school activi- ties. She was elected President of the National Honor Society for another term and Secretary of the History Club. Mary Ann has done valuable work on the layout and photography committees of The Locket. A tall, willowy brunette, the special fame of Mary Ann has been modeling in the teen section of the Commercial Appeal. l JAN GRISSOM Jan came to Lausanne this year from Steele, Missouri. A tall, blonde, she has added to the general appearance of our classg her art work has added to the accomplishments of our class. We are very happy to have, Jan, as one of us. EMILY HALL Emily may have been a loss to Hall High School in Little Rock this year, but she certainly is Lausanne's gain. Quickly Emily has made a place for herself in the annals of our school by participating in the activities of the History Club, French Club, and Clee Club. Her friendliness won her the office of Secretary of the Senior Class, and her efficient mein won her membership on the Make-up Committee of The Locket. Lausanne is truly happy that Emily is one of her ANN HAMMOND An Ole Bliss jacket, a trim figure, and beaux identify Ann Ham- mond. Among her school activities is membership in the History, Art, and Spanish Clubs. In the short time she has been here, this dark- eyed, Spanish type beauty has gracefully filled her place in our class, as her gentle ways, soft voice, and radiant smile have made Ann a friend to all who know her. privileged seniors. -,--n-F' or 1, ui? SANDY HART Sandy Hart, a new member of the Lausanne Seniors. hails from Miami, Florida. Soft-spoken and gentle, Sandy Hart is a friend to all. Her main interest is riding, and her horsemanship is well known. To illustrate, in the 1958 summer circuit her horse, Faugh A. Ballagh, won the Hunter Championship, and she won the equatation reserve. ln the 1958 winter circuit, Sandy won the equatation championship again. This gal will go far, whether on horseback or otherwise. LIZ HOLLENBERG 'llhis pretty blonde refugee from l.ittle Rock has quickly fit in W ,4,. tht- Lausanne srene. She is the President of the Freneh and Clee Clubs and is a member of the Lausanne Locket, Art Club, and ' ' ' lift ww History Club. Many gorgeous hair styles, fan letters from readers. and dainty earrings bring Liz to mind. LIl.A HYATT Lila flyatt. a fun-loving gal from llyars-Hall. Covington. Ten- nessee. eame in her junior year. adding much pep and vim to our class. She was received with much popularity by her Classmates as evideneed by her past honors and aetivities. such as an aetive membership in the History Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, National Honor Society, and as a class representative to the Red Cross. Lila was one of Mrs. Dixon's pride and joys as she was an important participant of the basketball team and in the track meet of her junior year. She also helped with the Lausanne newspaper, The Columns. Her spontaneous gait-ty and vheerful friendliness won the eleetions of Vicesllresident of the Senior Class, Yiee-President of the Spanish Club. and Secretary of the Red Cross. Busy fulfilling her duties of Co-Literary Editor of the Lausanne Locket, this girl has been seen pleading for poems and short stories in assemblies. Lausanne shall always remember Lila as one of her most lovable Seniors and most unforgettable personalities. ALYC E JA PPE .-Xlyee ,lappe, affectionately known as Poohie, holds a speeial spot in Lausannt-'s heart. Since the time she entered this sehool in her sophomore year. her far-reaehing friendliness has won her many laurels. sueh as representing Lausanne on the Floor Com- mittee of the Cotton Carnival in her sophomore and junior years and playing as a member of the Blue Team in the basketball and volleyball games. ln the eleventh grade Poohie was elected Red Cross representative for her class as well as Treasurer of the Spanish Club. Last. but not least. she was tapped for the National Honor Society. Poohie had important honors in her senior year such as being elected President of the Spanish Club and being eleeted representative to both the Red Cross and the Student Couneil. All this shows one important fact: Miss ,lappe is a grand girl. l F SUSIE l.0TZ Throughout Susie's years in high school three interests have been prominently hers: as an artist Susie has been a member of long- standing in the Art Club. was Co-Art Editor of The Locket, and re- ceived an Art Key for excellent work in her sophomore year. ln pur- suing her interest in science, she won an Honorable Mention in the 1958 Science Fair of Shelby County. Susie has been an outstanding athlete during all her high school days, participating on the Basket- ball, Volleyball, and Track teams. Because of her interest in sports, she has served The Columns as Sports Editor twice and this year was elected President of the Athletic Association. A fine horsewoman, Susie has served as Secretary and Vice-President of Lausanne's Riding Club during her Freshman and Sophomore years. Susie has been active in the Student Council work. serving in her Freshman and Sophomore years as a Student Council Representative and in her junior year being elected Vice-President of the Student Council. Last, but not least, Susie is a member of thc History Club. These various activities show that Susie certainly knows how to fulfill her responsibilities as a school citizen. pv- Patsy Loeb lllis n a onc tim mfmier 0 our tlas Througiout her years at Lausannv her diligence ha bun proven again and again with honor-roll grade tr the L mark she wa initiated in tht a tional Honor Society ln the ninth grad: Pat v wa elected Red Lros Representative: in the tenth grade he held the important job of Bookkeeper for Thr Column in the rleunth grade she vva X itant Make-Llp Editor and llI'CUl3I1UH Nlanafer of Thf Column ln htr lat year at Lausannv h X istant Xdvtrti mg Editor of tht annua and during her high clool h ha b cn active in the Xrt Hr tors and Cvlee Clubs. Pat v high tandard and fine Lharattfr will a ways be remembered in the Q hallowed hall we' We shall ne'tr forget Heather Nlac adding bu llv from one activity to the other with blonde vvi p flving Since the tenth grade Heather has had her place in Lau anne During the e year she ha been a participant in the Clee Club and Spam h Club During her Sophomore year and Junior year ht wa eluted to the Student loun eil. also during htr unior vear he buame a member of the Hi torv Club and Art Club Hu membrr hip in tht Hi trrv Club ha continued in her Senior year Heather Lookin, party tan mg up for er C n vietions, and South: rn hz art thesf hall alvvav epitomize hrr J U DY PERRY This fall our Senior Class welcomed an Arkansasian miss with big brown eyes and a melodious voice. A member of our illustrious board- ing department, Judy Perry came to Chere Lausanne from Hockaday in Dallas. She has filled the position of Assistant Circulation Manager on the Lausanne Locket and has become a member of Miss Daggetfs Spanish Club. .ludy's excellent speaking ability made her a perfect narrator in the Christmas Pageant, Yes, sir, we are proud to have Judy Perry as a Lausanne Senior. 12. ,Z -,,f-'ff' The Junior Senior Dinner was held at the Dobbs House on Poplar. MARTHA ANN POWELL Martha Ann, another loyal Lausannite, has offered all the girls a challenge in scholastic endeavor. Martha, not a bookworm, makes good use of her sharp wit. A Red Cross Representative in her junior year, and secretary- treasurer of the sophomore class, as well as make-up editor of The Columns, Martha has always contributed more than her share to school activities. Also, she won the esteemed Honorable Mention in the Caesar Division of the Latin Toumament during her Sophomore year. A well-rounded girl, she has participated on the volleyball and basket- ball teams for three years. As a junior Martha received many honors. She was Vice-President of the National Honor Society, annual staff representative, make-up editor of The Columns, and First Consul of the Latin Club. A re- nowned Latin scholar, Martha won first place in the Cicero Division of the Latin Tournament. Mrs. Cragg is always impressed by the books Martha is required to keep as advertising manager of the Lausanne Locket. This is just another signpost of her efficiency. As program chairman of the Latin Club and delegate to the Memphis and Shelby County Youth Con- gress, Martha is a very busy person. SARA SLOAN Sara Sloan came to Lausanne in her junior year from Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. During her two years here, Sara has made an outstanding record. ln her junior year she held the office of program chairman of the Latin Club and was a member of the French Club and the Clee Club. Sara won honorable mention in the Caesar division of the Latin Tournament. When Sara returned this year as a Senior, she kept up her many achievements. She is treasurer of the French Club and a member of the History Club and the Clee Club. She was chosen co-literary editor of the annualg and above all, she is President of the Student Council. Sara's grades consist mainly of uA's, and she is a member of the National Honor Society. Lausane will never forget Sara, a sweet, friendly girl with personality plusg and most of all. as President of the Student Council, she has been quite an asset to the future Student Councils at Lausanne. BFTTL CAROL THOMAS Sweet, petite Bette Carol Thomas has been a working Lausanne girl since her arrival in kindergarten f and I do mean working as she was chosen representative of Lausanne to the Floor Committee of the Cotton Carnival and Co-Editor of the Lausanne Columns in the tenth and eleventh grades. Also in the tenth grade, she was tapped for the National Honor Society and was chosen representative of Lausanne to the meetings of the Independent Schools in Memphis. This little miss was given little rest in her junior year. because she had many duties as President of the Junior Class and as a member of the Latin Club. Betts-'s high scholarship record is illustrated by her award of Honorable Mention in the 1958 Latin Tournament of West Tf,nnCxSFK'f'. ln her Senior year Bette was chosen Photography Editor of the Lausanne Locket because of her efficiency and dependability. Be- tween trips to Pruette-Miller and conferences with Mr. Jaffe, she has time to devote to the Latin Club. Bette. as you see, is a genuine asset to our Senior class and to our school. A J ff- y K1 2. N.,-- J Mrs. Cobb presented the Senior Class with a gift for having the best room decorations for Christmas. Q Susie Carolyn Donna Heather Mary Arm K' Ann ,, Martha Ann .Ian bandy Llla li? 1' K 'Af , 1... Judy Poohie w r is .AEI IPL.: 1 I' 1' N ff' fi ad-is rriu7'1 xfl-YHI1 Y -KM... 1' -'rx i A 'if ff N' Lfx'-'K G-te Class of 1960 . ,E W N., Wlwwvuenmmq oecrelary, JOY T4XYI.UI-1 7vI'f'Il.Slll'l'l'. KATIC XYXHID l'rPs1'11'enI, KA Y DOCKER Y rl-l'1m1'rff'l1l. C:XIL GRI qi Class of 1961 f9ffiCQTS I 4, s ' 4 Sergeant-af-Arms, NINA MCINTOSH Q V , Secrelary, LOU ELEYN HINDMAN ' ww Viqe-President. SALLY DENTON Pmfagflf, RoB131E ROBERTSON A W V , A .,. ' f - , i , x 1 I , T 4 i , any ' mn -r Y HJ , A ,ww A Class of 1962 Officers Z 'N-.......w wr'- ,-2 Treasurer, ANN GUILLORY Secretary, BETSY GOODMAN Vice-President, SHELLEY TURNER President. MARY CHAPMAN 'EQ-. ..L'fP' PHOYO NOT AVAILABLI 11 6 gills rncrom No! lvuilabll but -Q? A. Sue Adams Cathy Caradine Linda Craddock Louise Cramer Iris Duncan Janet Eaton Marilyn Cates Julia Graham Lucy Hill Carol Houston Sharri Paullus Sara Rightor Ann Riley Anne Sommons Mary Louise Trammell Susan Tucker Anne Watson Larene Wilson Clara Yerger me.Pfe3i4m,MLYNN , . -, .fwg5,ig4Qf4 Pfes1denf, SHNELTA REI m,,, 5 + wmvm I in r ,KLM , ., ww COPP 'ZW -v-r Sandra Allan Melissa Allen Dianne Bowden Pamela Bumgardner Louisa Condon Carol Ann Cooper Elizabeth Copp Virginia Coyer Ann Hall Blanche Humphreys Ruth ,lappe ludy Kaminsky Marianne Lancaster Courtney Lewis Jessica McNeil Sara Pace Lynn Phillips Shelia Reid Cvretchem Schas Gwyn Schas Dorothy Simon Sandra Lynn Weisiger Kay West Fifth Grade Top row, 'left to riglitlt Linda llumgardner. Deb- bie Hall, Alice Edwards, Judy liuwden. First row: Susan Seel- binder. Pam Weymouth, Sliarun O'De-ll, Amelia Hildebrand. Diam- Shan- nun. ,Vat pirtzzrefl: May Hl1lllIDllTt'y'S. Eliw Nlurgan. Sixth Grade Top row, ll:-ft to riglitlz linnnic SlTLllll0I', Linda lfurlz-, Cathy llnwdr-n, Kalliiv Xladclnx, Sandy Nlarkliain. 911-an Spice- land, Cliarloltc McNamee, Dianne Day. Helm-ne Faires. Second row: Judy jones, Nancy Canfield, Georgia State-r. Kathy Ht-nricli, Vicki Jo lrwin. Lois Alex- ander. Diann Williams, Paige Beaumont. First row: Randy Hind- man, Cliarmian Place, Kitty Denton. Ann Allen, Becky Deaton, Peggy Maxwell. Janice Goff. Third Grade Top row, lleft tu riglitlz Bradley Muller. Helen Allen. Linda Lovvurn, Karen Henricll. Helen Tully. Suzanne- Alperin. Second row: Marsha lluemlevke-. Judy Warren. Flor:-rice Kinnett. Gina Pope. Kay Kluillury. Mar- via llumgardner. Peggy Farquliar. Pam Williams. First row: Lugenia Em- mette. Kitty Summerall, Robin Hall. Anne lwnus, Debbie Gibson. Frances Foy, Pam Pennington, Janice Luwrey. Fourth Grade T011 mu: 'lr-fr tu riglitr s ,Xnmlrea ll.-rig--. Marilyn Y:-lxingtun. Ik-lulmiv Reid l'atr'iei.1 llarram. Nlartlia Larlwn. Sfrmzrl mu : 'l'ina llallus l lIIlIll'l'N liululun. Linda l'.lItn-rwn. Var:-l lluy. Les lil- Ann l.r'c'. Silly Good mam. Nlxiry l.:'c- Cnpp lilair Kerr. First rum: Lufy Garratt Diane Lesy. Blanche Mal lfvry. Stephanie Hughes llam Cox. Elizabetll Buch- am.1n. Anita Cooper. E - First Grade Top row, lleft to rightl: Frannie Kerr. Beth Ben- son. Ramille Parron. Fred- riea Ethridge. Shelia Cooke, Denise McMahon, Charlie Ann Talley. Ruth Klinke. Third row: Laura Lyons, Donna Proctor, Jan Con- nors. Patty Sledge. Far- rell Davis. Barbara Robin- son. Lucie Foy. Mary Mar- vin Ellis. Second row: Keary Pal- mer. Elizabeth james, Penny Perel. Frances Cn-vson. Melissa Norvell, Sarah Crenshaw. Becky Hall. Hay Eaton. First row: Cheryl Hutton, Jar-qut-line W' o 0 d lm u r y , Page Sternherger. Eleanor Goodman. Beth Burton, Fran Tully. Jeannie Cathey. Lindy Eubanks. .Yot pictiirecls Hinetry Ap- person. f' I F bi A 1' . 'wp-. :- f Q' Y 1' f,, fll'W F ' Second Grade Top muy fl:-ft lu rigglitil: lim-lilly Stafford. lalurif floopvr. ffnrinlln' lllillifk Nlarion I.f-.tl Nlajors. .ludv llasist. Svrorzrl rout V1-r.i .Mm Fil- lis. Sur' ll:-are. Nlif-lie-llv lll'Ill. lit-4-ky Bi-ll. ,lllIll' XV:-st, lJ1'llHI'Llll Yi-nalvle KI il ru l AX 41.1 Ill N . lmigll Srliopfvr. Fin! rout llorotlix' flar- rott. llc-ltr' xllll llaile-y. Ann l'l.irwi-ll. Susan Fat' on. Flizaln-Ill Wil-on. Alive- Evans. .lun Crm-r .lam-I Mf'N4111n-e. Not lil-l'fI1fI'I1.' Joy llarlow. Lynm- llrents. ,L i ,Y 'S' F F ak X' 4- Q L 8' 4 -NNI!!-w KINDERGARTEN Top row, left to right: Virginia Tully, Ann Wvil- lis, Melinda Menke, ,les- sica Eason. Third row: Lindy Potter, Alice Gregg, Susan Day, Donna Roberts, Carol Roth- rock, Frances Lehr, Carol Dowling, Betsy McCall. Second row: Cheryl Moore, Leah Wilson, Rosemary Berretta, Lee Hendrix, Margaret Bowden, Joan Leary, Anna Ruth Ols- wanger, Carol Spiceland Susan Lindsey. 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I The ,lumor Class Prophecy Whlle on my VISII to Hollywood last summer I a turally wanted to y1s1t my old roommate who IQ now known a Illa Hopper Hy att the natlons number one gosslp columnist After an emotlonal greetmg she sug gested we go to lunch at Romanoff now owned ly Heather IVIacDonald so she could tell me about her latest escapade, a trlp around the world She began bv tellmg me that whlle m Qpam she had seen Donna Barley who had just pubhshed Barley' y 'Ven Improved, Heller, Comprehensne Enalzsh gpanzslz Dre tzonary I told her I wasnt surprxsed about that And hr went on to explam that Mary Nell Frank was tearhmg algebra to the natlves m Tanganylka as part of her mls slonary dutles I wondered what Mr Connors would thmk of that Lrla told me that Barbara Deluvaeh mother of twelve was the edltor of Confldentlal Whlspers We had to end our luncheon because Illa had an ap pomtment wlth Susle Lotz who plays Ilayy Crockett far numerous televlslon programs lone hundred and frfty to be eyractl that Sandy Hart the worlds only woman jockey had just won the Kentucky Derby on her oun horse I was just about to plck up a newspaper when the headhnes glared out the news that Bettyc Clarre Iaton had just been named Mrs Amerlca of I9?0 I entered a yery fancy dress shop owned by Heather MacDonald IVho should be a model there hut 'Vlary Ann Cordan who was modelme the nrw satrlhtr srax I flew to New York then had dlnner at the Iatm uar ter owned by Heather Varllonald l'he head chorus gurl was ,Ian Grissom Wlnle waltlng for my dmner I notleed a handsomr Alr Force General ll beheye Ins name was Hays! and recognized his wlff as the former POOIIIP .Iappe I went over to speak to her she told me that Ann Hammond had marrled the head football coarh at Ole Mus and that Patsy Leob was the new headmlstress of Lausanne I left the Iatln uartel and returned to the hotel Ill order to watch TV As I turned lt on thf ex I atm scholar Bette Carol Vhomas was glYlI1g a lecture on Ill terlor decoratlons I declded to leaye New York and drlve back to the qouth On the way I passed Smg Smg where In Hollen berg IQ now rholr dnector At Bryn IVIawr I learned that Carolyn Eggleston was the new dean and a very strict one at that It seems as lf she had just asked Path Clll to be her new art professor Nvrt on my agenda was a Xlgll to Judy Perry m lNew Orlcans Qhe IQ marrlcd to a yery rnh IOUIQIIIVI plantrr and has a house ln town as well IQ two pl lntatlons Qu sud that Lynn FFIPCIIIIIII was a soclal worker III tle Iwrenrh uartel I questloned that but deelded that any thmg IQ posslble m New Orleans I stayed there about two days then deerded to return to Arkansas to ylslt another roommate 9 fl qlfllll ylo after Qiifylllg Clglll ytals as tu ITSI womm ITPQICIIIII las rt tlrec to the crene WI hfe of hou rmotlcr at rn SA Il'llfI'IllIW House We tiled to watch a IV lJl0 I'llll 1 whlch Martha Ann Powell had won N6I:J00000 but were IIIICITIIIJILCI by numerous frrt brothers When I arrlyrd home Ill Lrttle Rock I found thrt y Ill 1 tn ff m o y s mg, to open tht sr ool lorougzhly fxhrustcd I went to Hot Sprlngs to re cupelate There I saw Ml Gragg She andl Ire ready to fro to the horse races so I must stop Vtflllllg It seems that all of the class of IIJHU haye made places for themselyes typlcal Iausanne glrlsl Q . -7 . . 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I - I l C 1 M ' -n Last Wrll and Testament We the qemor Class of 1939 be-mg mentally confused phs 1calls lncapacltated and momentarrls generou do herebs ordam publlsh and declare thr our last w1ll and tament Donna Balles leases her lose for Ole Nllss to her lrttle 1 ter Carol Lltton Barbara Delugach leases her U8 Ford to Jane Frazer Bettse Clalre Eaton leases her leotards and klns to Jos Tasloe Carolsn Eggle ton lease her place ln the Latln Club to Bab Land berger Mars Well Frank wllls her enthu lasm for Lausanne to Kathle Hudson lsnn Frledrnan leaves ber seat 1n cllennstrs to Cenle John on Pattl Gxll leases her talent for sports to Roberta Wlallors 'Nlars Ann Gordon leases her lose for math to Catbs Brown Jan Grrssom leaves her angel wmgs to Babs Landsberger Emlls Hall wrlls her alrllne tlcket to Barbara Coolsbs Ann Hammond leases her Ole Vllss jacket to a rou lng rebel Kas Dockery qands Hart leaves her trophles and awards ln Ylfllllg to ,luds Rowe Llz Hollenberg leave Llttle Rock and all lt problems to Caths Brown lrla Hsatt lease an lnsltatron to go to the lnn to Genre John on Als ce ,lappe lease her dlet prll to Ann Hass Patss Loeb leases ber long flngernall to Gall Crlder Qu re Lotz leases her coonskln cap to Kav Croswell Heather lVlacDonald lease her Engll h notebook to Kate Ward Juds Perry leases ber po 111011 a rlngleader to Kas Dockers 'Vlartha Ann Powell leases her back row seat IH class to Anne Well Sara Sloan lease her giggle 111 hr tors to Kate Ward Bette Carol Thomas leases her lose for L T to Jane Frazer O . e - .. 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I Business .Uanager Donna Bailcay The Locket Editor Barbara Delugach Co-Editor Mary N:-ll Frank Photography Editor Bette Carol Thomas SINNIXOF Mr-. Ruth Ura Art Club K., 1're.wi4Iw1t I ir'e-l'resi1Ivnl Kay ffm-well Blanvhf- Buckingham Secretary Treasurer Donna Bailey Patti Gill .Spormur Mr-. linmn The Columns Lflztor Lo-Ezlzlor Anus' Vik-il Rulwrta Mallory -gl Business Manager ,Wake-Up Editor Kathie Hudson Sue Cogke Sponsor Mrs. Hisky Latin lub Secretary Lou Ellyn Hindman Fzst Consul Second Consul Mary Nell Frank Carolyn Eggleston Treasurer .lane Cuillory Sponsor Mrs. Martin 1 fx. French Club -1 Secretary Genie Johns Preslden. Vice President Liz Hollenberg Barbara Coolsby 1 Treasurer gn Sara Sloan PT Sponsor Mrs. Dickinson , , panish Club Preszdent Vzce-Preszdent Alyce Jappe Lila Hyatt Secretary Treasurer Nancy Davidson Kate Ward Sponsor Miss Daggett L .A 4 1... History Club President Vice-President Lynn Friedman Carol Litton Secretary Treasurer Mary Ann Gordon Jane GUi110I'y Sponsor Mrs. Hisky ational Honor Society fi.. 'Q President Mary Ann Gordon V' .1 :ce I resident Alyce ,lappe Secretary Treasurer Carolyn Eggleston Barbara Delu ach .Sponsor Hi-Q Ilagxgett M-.4 Secretary Lou Ellyn Hindman tudent Council 1 reszflent I ue-President Sara Sivan Anne Wk-11 Treasurer Nina Mclntosh .Spruzsor Hi-s llaggvtt 'iff'-1,fCSillCIll Joy Tayluo Sewemry Treamrer Lila Hyatt Nancs Daudgon Glee Club pkg 1 N ,Tel ' ...-. ' Efffiff' SJ ig, 1' ,f f JMQ.-5-if: 35'W3f' T: n 5 Y- --f - Spurmfr rx, Nluxmfll A1 President Liz H0116-nberg f 12, The Boarding r-.- fi 4 ff? Babs, Kathy, Carol. and Barbara f Pe-ggy. Joann. and Mrs. Dennis '10 1+ JZ L11 Jan Ann Sharon and Cr1 v Department The 1785 Harbert Boarders - Sara, Genie, Lila and Donna. Behind the Scenes MRS. REID Supervisor of the Cafeteria '- 3' M-we Left to right: Fanny, Addie, Evelyn, and Georgie. 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SALAD 1 chicken, fryer l cup rice Combine cantaloupe wedges and drained canned pine- Flour 1 Cup Canned apple chunks. Place on lettuce cup: spoon French Creamogenized tomatoes dressing over top. To a whole cantaloupe, use a 1 lb HumKo 2 whole cloves can of pineapple chunks. 1 medium onion, 1X2 fSP- Paprika FRENCH DRESSING- Chopped 2 isp- San, , 2 carrots 2 cups boiling water 1X3 cup vinegar 1X3 cup HumKo Dainty Oil 6 tbs. sugar Dash of paprika Few grains salt 2 tbs. grated onion Iuice of 1 ie,-non 3X4 cup catsup Place ingredients in a jar and blend thoroughly. Cover: chill several hours before using. kitchen-perfect OIL The bland, clear oil that makes all food taste better. The shortening that shortens your time in the kitchen. Disjoint chickeng salt and flour. Brown quickly in hot Creamogenized HumKog remove from skillet. Pour shortening out of skillet, leaving about 3 tbs.g add Chopped onion and brown. Cut carrots crosswise into thin slices. 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