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

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MAUREEN CAROLYN TRGUNCE Never still for a minute is nlvlousieysu theme song and she more than lives up to it. A splendid tennis player, HlVlousieU won the school tennis tournament in 1944 and is scheduled to cop it again in 1945. On the committee in charge oi food for the senior ditch day she mixed gallons oi cocoa and saw to it that we all were pleasantly stuffed. Vve feel sure that Hlvlousieisn quiclc gig- gle and innocent grin will get her anywhere she chooses to go and make her more than successful. rr -i - 1 'xi I' 1 f Nfl! 1' f MA O 'I of Y 'I - .1 . KI V I vi: fl 1 DOROTHY A. VVORTHINGTON ot energy, coopera- tion, concert mistress oi the Gleeys third ss while a sophomore. Three years have found her an indispen- sable player on our teams, hoth volleyball and haslcethall. Litie, lightning of move- the discouragment of many a haslietinall guard. The artful decora- tions oi the Senior c ass and numerous par- ties sprang irom her willing direction and lalaor. She irequenty reminisces over her years at St. Johnis and recounts many an enthralling tale ot t1eir inter-school sports. Dorothy.-dynamo voices-joined the c a ment, Dot has heen Dorothyys post-Academy plans are cen- tered ahout college where she intends to hie her raven leather cut and impish eyes next autumn.

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tiLlZABETH LORRAINIQ SAUNIJICRS Gay, jovial, ililarious Betty. Clue wiio lrizes l1er iiair by iierseli and tiien lauglis witlw tilose wlio laugim at imer. Tiiis is only a sligiit introduction to Betty. Vvitii a won- derliul alto voice, Betty lwas lmeauty and deptil to tiene Glee during iier lour years at O.lv..P. A pretty hefty gal, Betty can Hslugu a volley-ball past tiwree courts or idloclc two lvaslcetloall iorwards singlelwanded. Sire proved a memiver in good standing oi time Handmaids of tile Blessed Sacrament and did a Hidangupn join oi Towncrier in time IO44 Cimristmas play. Betty accomplisiues mucii more tlwan any of us realizes and it is our firm imeliet tiiat sile Wiil succeed in Wiiatever slcie ciiooses as a career. PHYLLIS MARIL S I ONEHOUSE Pliyllis, tiene little lady oi tide ivory lceys. eats a iiorse iuut never gains an ounce. We admire tlie convincing tone ol iler voice in Civics class, especially lwer wonderful de- imating in 1944 and 1045. Phyllis proved to ine a great mainstay lor the team tiiis year in winning tiie coveted troplwy from St. Augustineis. Plwyllis has lent iier aimle self to ibaslcet- ixall and volleyimall teams tiirougluout iler lour years at O.L.p. and is a familiar sigiit in lier size 40 gym suit. ffne would tiwinlc tlwat tallcing and running would be enougii for a ll0-pounder inut Phyllis also is an ardent music student and oliiicial ac- companist tor liwe Glee Clulm. it 1 , ' 'xft i 4

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