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

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KATHLEEN ELEANOR OWENS Kathleen Gwens, the horsewoman Hsu- perhu ot the senior class, has stretched her ample selt into many varied and wondrous tields. Kathleen is an amhitious and faith- tul memloer ot the Sodality. She was also in the cast ot the Christmas play and has heen a strong alto in the Glee Cluh tor tour years. ' As the head ot the much called upon uLost and Found department, Kathleen,s name has hecome a password when any- thing from a pencil to a watch wanders away. Kathleen has always heen an ardent pro- moter tor the Pagan Baby tund and Mis- sionary activities. Vvhatever she chooses in the tuture, she will he sure to influence the hearts and souls ot those with whom she comes in contact. SHIRLLY RU FH PARKS Shirley Parlcs our more than capable ASB. president has been with us tor three years,-years packed with tun and hard worlc. Shirley is a pretty tunny gal when you get her moving. She was a member ot the basket-hall and volley-hall teams dur- ing her sophomore year. A heautitul violinist, Shirley played first violin in the orchestra and has hlended her heautitul soprano voice to lceep the Glee Cluh on pitch. All ot these activities, how- ever, have not hindered Shirley,s ahility tor acquiring A,s. Even after hurning the Umid- night oil' 'on homeworlc, Shirley can always he depended on to write exquisite verses and impeccahly beautiful descriptions. Her superh handling ot a tough student hody has won the admiration ot all, faculty included, and l am sure her sterling ex- ample has heen indelihly stamped on the hearts ot all.

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BARBARA MARY MULHERN Blonde, energetic Barbara is tiie proud possessor oi an everlasting store oi pep that manages to wear us all out. HBabsH proved herself invaluable during the practice of tile Christmas play. Every- time a line, a word, or a sentence was tor- gotten Barbara, acting as prompter, would immediately come to tile rescue. Sire hopes to join the nursing profession upon receiving ber diploma but tbe abun- dant use of vitamin pills may liave to be employed. More power to Barbara and success in building up ber constitution. NANCY NASON For seven successful years Nancy has been a student at Villa Montemar. She is iovial, gay, gleeiul, and vivacious. On top oi all that siie has a superb sense of lmu- mor. Because of ber dependability, Nan,' was chosen to be cilairman of time senior class paper drive. Thanks to ber steadfast- ness, we came out on top. Nancy gave a semi-formal in February that was time sensation of the year. The ai- iair was beautiful and Nancy is to be com- mended for ber splendid job as hostess. The Social Service will claim Nancy up- on graduation and we lmow that, as al- ways, siie will be an enthusiastic worlcer.

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CHARLENE MARY ROBBINS Cbarlene, the more tban able president ol tbe senior class, bas bad a band in ad- miration lor almost everyone ol ber four years at Our Lady ol Peace. A member ol tbe Glee sbe bas striven for bigger and better llarmony along witll ber com- panions. HA cbaractern in every sense ol tlie word, ber craclcs and practical jolces are tbe detriment ol tbe senior class. St. Jude, tbe patron of tbe impossible, laeeps up- ber bopes and stirs up ber ambi- tions. Her greatest mania is for blaclc conver- tibles. cute bats, and ucute ensignsf' ln ber planned cadet nurse training, sbe will no doubt see many of tbe latter. We wisll ber perfect luclc and Hgood buntingf, HEY TININA ROBINSON CALLES In ber two years at O.l..P. Tinina bas paclced everytlling imaginable, lrom volley- ball team Ubolster-uppern to a ucliaracterl in tbe Cbristmas play. Une of tlle things we lilce best about lin- ina is ber ready wit and spontaneous aristo- cratic blusb. Hailing from Soutb ol tbe Bor- der sbe is classed as one of tbe liappy boarders. Tinina proved to be an able decorator for tbe Holiday Hustle and almost killed bersell stringing crepe paper. We bave lound out tbat slie can be depended upon to do any lcind of practical jolce. E., 'NC Ley ffqc' !n4,,L, . f Q, 'f . ,-Af., .r' Steep? Q l. CL7 Q If X I ka