Cameron Street High School - Tiger Yearbook (Canton, MS)

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JEAN JESSOP VVe'll introduce Jean as the queen ol sports and the science labs at the Villa. She has successfully combined physical and mental gymnastics in the years she has been with us. Few girls ever shine in more than one or two fields, but Jeannie seems to have a monopoly on brains, humor, and what it talces to malce good on the court. The Vvitn of the senior class, Jean can be depended upon to brighten any dull class moments, and has a lcnaclc for getting into Hhot watern unwittingly. She has been an off-and-om boarder malcing friends of both Sisters and girls. June will marlc the sChool's loss ol its best all,-around swell girls, Jean Jessop. LORRAINE THERESA JONES Ulf you need anything, just whistle for Lorraine. She has participated in class de- bates and in the production of various senior activities. Lorraine worlcs on the Literature Committee. The Glee Club also claims her as a member. She can be seen in early morning and late afternoon bumping along with Dzajic in their little Hblaclc bug.H Her extra-curricular interests include a certain Saintman and his car, and occos- ional hours at the telephone company say- ing, HNumber pullezef'

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MARY BARBARA HOLES Barbara joined us in her junior year. Since then she has willingly cooperated with all class plans. For the junior-senior entertainment in 1944 it was Barbara who supplied the colces and fried chiclceng and she provided the cocoa tor Senior Ditch Day. Barbarays one of the smoothest dancers among us. Ever watch her at an activity cut- ting-up with Dale or Mary Lee? Another one of her attributes is her infectious laugh- terg it begins low and ends up with every- oness chiming in. A nice girl, cooperative spirit, unique laughter, who can top that? MARY CATHLEEN JACKSON From the tar away hills of La Mesa, Cathie joined us two years ago. The Eye- browu has a hanlcering tor horses, dancing. loaiing, and Saintsmen. Vvhen asked about her post-graduate plans, she replied: l Want to do is eat, sleep, ride my horse, play tennis, swim, and tall in loved, She will probably languish in college for a few moldy years before fufilling her great am- bitions. To listen to us, no one would guess Cathie the person of responsibility Weive found her. But her Academy record proves that besides her great longing for sports and the wide open spaces, Cathie has held office as Student Body Secretary, Publicity Com- mittee chairman tor the Sodality, Holiday Hustle chairman, and Academy Correspon- dent. Hjaclcson, The Calla Lilies Are in Bloomf, has spent two successful fun-paclv ed years with us, and will, we,re confident, cheer the halls that will receive her next September.

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DALF MARIE KIEPLER ARLETTE JANE KAUFIVIAN Two years ago a sligimt, lmlonde girl made lmer appearance in time class oi 715. Altlmouglm Arlette was not a very loquacious person. we knew at once that slme was an all around student. Arlette is also time owner of a loeautitul soprano voice tlmat immediately won lmer zm place in our Glee Club. Because of lmer voice, Arlette was selected to loe an angel in time Christmas play. Her favorite diversion is reading and slme is often referred to as time lmoolcworm of time class. ' VV: owy auburn imaired Dale, wlmo strilces up comlmustive arguments on a varie- ty ot sulojects from wimoill win time next elec- tion to wlmo slmould lmave won time last, ar- rived at O. L. P. in imer junior year. Time Academy of San Louis Rey was lmer pre- vious Alma Mater. Here, in Dale and Mary Lee, anotlmer San Louis Rey gal, time upper- classmen met a team to rival tlmat of Laurel and Hardy, Yolanda and Velez.-always good tor a lauglm or a wlmirl around time gym lloor.