Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Q : Q A - X ATHERTQN JULIA BASKETT In her range of vocal tone, This young student stands alone. ELSA BAUMGARTEN We love her for her manly lieightg We'll keep her safe within our sight. LOUISE BOHNE Her school-girl skin's no subterfugeg It gets that way without help of rouge. KATHERINE BRONVNELL Some are medium-some are tall, But we like Kathie 'cause she's small. RUBY BRUNSON Large of heart and manner kind, A nicer girl you'll never find. EVA BAUER We shall miss our Eva Bauer Before whose stroke Girls' Ili did cower FLORENCE BLACK Here's to our own Florence Blackg For clever jokes she has a knack. MARGARET BROWN The prettiest eyes you've ever seen, A friendly smile and a wit that's keen. ALBERTA BRUMLEVE A good friend-a great pal! Who, sez you? Of course, it's Al. MARTHA BURCH Martha with her haifof gold Will still shine on when we are old. seventeen

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i I 'Z' Wm A ATHERT D M . ELEANOR ADKISSON To her, a caustic humor lends That envied art of making friends. MARY ALEXANDER Mary's a calm and gentle lass, Very attentive and quiet in class. MARJORIE ASBURY How can one be so energetic? Our Marj is bright and so athletic. LOUISE BAIRD Her world is a place to take and give in,' She makes it a merry place to live in. RAMONA BARRETT A true friend in rainy weatherg Bright eyes and kind heart belong together. ANNA ADOLPH She thinks deeply before she speaks,' Her voice is low,-she never shrieks. JEAN ALTER Some girls we'd change with- out a falter, But we would ne'er our own Jean Alter. SUSANNE BACHMANN With our real friends 'we're very choosyg But when -we choose we choose our Susie. BARBARA BARINGER She can play a musical com- position As lovely and bright as her own disposition. ALICE GORDON BARRLCKMAN Against this friend we have no kick- She wields a wicked hockey stick. sixteen

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1 L I ATHERTON Wwnwmga KATHERIINE CARRELL Katherine is gay and also sweet, The kind of a girl we like to meet. NIARIE CASTLEMAN Who's always gay and always jolly? Why, ay' course, it is our Polly , JULIETTE CHASE A gay little laugh and such sparkling eyes, We could praise our Juliette to the skies. ALBERTA CORNELL Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Cornell, She's worth a cheer and a PEPP? yell- IWARJORIE CROSBY A dignified lady she did portray, With great success in the Senior Play. PHYLLIS CARY She wears a bright and smil- ing faceg In all athletics she's an ace. f9ENEVA CASWELL A willing helper in every deed, Genez'a's a faithful friend in need. CECIL COOKE A giggle here, and a giggle there, A merry smile and the cutest hair. . RIARY CRAWFORD Our Mary's known as witty and gay,' She wins us all with her charming way, ELOISE CRUTCHER Bonnie is her nickname, it jits exactly, too,' Art, dramatics, writing- tl1ere's nothing she can't do. eighteen