Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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va ic all n I mmm! QAJTI-1E1Q:T'oN R-an 1 A- A M A 1 ii- fre! RUTH BRONNER F Some have style, some have poise-Ruth h a s b o t h-a fascinating combination. bwoggfa fra! ALICE UNER - Three rahs for our cheer- leader, and a darling girl with lots of personality! MARY ANNE BRYAN Merry Mary Anne-and how she can put over that Irish broguel I 'm a lady, I am, and me mither was a lady before me. MARTHA CARLTON Sensible-yet jolly, yes, and an I8-karat good sport. BILLIE BROOKS... The boy of our class? Hardly, for with her striking dark beauty, she is essentially feminine. MARJORIE BRUNTON Such a tiny little person to possess such a great amount of life and enthusiasm. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL - O rare Elizabeth Campbell -with delicate beauty and merry expression, and with a remarkable talent for acting. DONIE MARGUERITE CARMAGR -has so many outstanding characteristics-c h a r m, b e a u t y, scholarship, and leadership-no wonder we all love her. eighteen ,

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L- ,ATHERTON ,,g,,Z, mas' MYRA BICKEL - , Myra, like myrrh from which w her name is derived, is very dear-as her classmates will testify. in DOLORQS BITTER K -is anything but a bitter girl-with her merry eyes and lovable ways. meal frail RUTH BITTNER ' A jolly girl, fond of jokes, and one, we understand, who has ' a 'U'uture ahead of her. ELIZABETH BLANDFORD ' How we all envy her her slender jigure-and also that ability to sleep in class! Donoruv BOUL ' With her feminine charm and lovely voice, should shine f across the footlights of Broad- -way! EDNA MAE BMUN Everybody loves her for iher sweet smile and demure ways. MABEL RUTH BRENTLINGER As placid as a May morning, and quiet enough to delight even Miss Frazier. DOROTHY BROMME Looks like a petite figurine, dainty and d e l i c a t e-but Dorothy is gay and inde- pendent, quite able to take care of herseU. , , I ' WM seventeen

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, M ATHERTON x53 E, ,, mmm! 4' Y', ' RUTH CARPENTER When the good looks and sweetness were passed around, Ruth ot her ull share g f ' '9'1v.4f2,z.e..T:eQ! f O GRETCHEN CHEATHAM - Her Titian-like beauty and her wit make a charming combination. DOROTHY COHEN Doesn't talk much, but how she delights the music lovers with her talent for playing the violin! ELEANOR DAWSON A shining star in our class firmament, brilliant, keen at books, and jilled with common sense. DOROTHY CATE A hundred per cent athlete and student-fair and square. Dot also has that elusive qual- ity-personality. THELMA CLARKE - What tone she lent to Our Play, what tones she got from our piano! A versatile miss! MARY KATHERINE CROWE An independent air in spite of her de l i c a t e feminine charms. f?cfw,u,.-aff f?-if KATHLEEN EDINGER Oh! what a leading man she made--but just as charming a girl, with her fair hair and friendly blue eyes. nineteen ,,,