Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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1 V , f 1 1 Wwmmmf MARY ELIZABETH LANGAN A pretty damsel of scholarly fame- We wish that there were more of the same. DOROTHY LEANIIART Tall and slim she does her part. Her heart is big though she's Leanhart. LOUISE LENZ Winsome Louise of ine good cheer, A real friend, in fact, a per- fect dear. MARIAN LIQPPINIQ If your kindness to others comes back double, Marian's life will be frre from trouble. ELIZABETH LEWIS May Time keep closed that road called SM-ife, For this fashion plate lady come to life. ATHERTGN M ANNA CATHERINE LAUSMAN If you want to see a girl with wavy black hair, Take a look at Anna Cather- ine,' she surely has her share. JHNNIE LEE With the stars of Sport she has jixed her name. In her life too, she plays the game. DKDROTHY LEONARD With a sense of humor as keen as a knife, We know she'll live a merry life. DOROTHY LEWIS Her loving kindness, kindness demands. She holds our hearts in her Pale Hands. INIARY LEWMAN M ary's sweet ways and her ,Hare for art Havre won her a place in each ctassmate's heart. twentylfour

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'1uuu ,ni Q , ATHERTON IWADELYN KELLY A grand dancer-she's some wow! Is she popular-A nd How? DOROTHY KING A lover of books and beautiful things, We can see her a queen among kings. HELEN KOCHENRATH She is rather quiet during school, But she keeps her head, and keeps it cool. HELEN KURR At her lessons does she dili- gently work. A dependable friend is Helen K-urk. EDNA LANG H ere's a girl we newer question, But always follow her sugges- tion. GLADYS KIMBILL Whence the laughter-Whenee the smile? It's Glad gig-gig-gigglin' down the aisle. JULIA KLEPINSIKA All of our hearts has Julia stolen: We're glad she's here instead Qf in Poland. MARY CATHERINE KRAHL Mild and meek is gentle Hdaryg Independent, but not con- trary. DOROTIIY KYSER She's small and slim, she's very fair, She's admired by everyone everywhere. FANNY LANG She looks like a rnodel from the latest revue. Her friends are as many as her clothes are, too! twenty-three 4 ,

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'- A - ATHERT LEONA LOEMKER Ouietness fills all her days. We like her for her gentle ways. MINA LOUISE LORCH A cute little orphan she was in the play, But oh, with the boys--what a way, what a way! MARY MCCORMICK Ill ary aspires a doftor to be To cure the ills of you and me. MARY MACINTOSH Mary reminds us of a Viking maid. Our memory of her will never fade. JANE NIERCKE Here's to Jane, the clinging vineq 'Round our hearts she does entwine. MARY BUTLER I.0NGrasT Mary's quiet, but she's sweet, Always modest, always neat. SARA lWCCAMPBELL Sara McCauipbL'll, a lovely lass, One of the beauties in our class. NIARTIIA NICELROY 1llaek's quaint, dry wit and that big ol' smile Add friends to her long list all the while. FRANCES NIARKS h A gracious manner, eyes deep blue, A snzile that charmsy trust- worthy and true. LILLIAN MII.Lr.R An amiable girl with a slow, quiet smile, The kind of a friend who is well worth while. twenty-five