Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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m ' 7-' --r 7 rr- --7 --1' 'XAI1 army of students are We - 'Ihe roll-call is about to be made, and over two hundred and fifty draftees are graduating either this Iune or next February. These bright- eyed, eager asoldiersn have almost completed three years of stiff work. VVhen they first came to Camp Atherton, as awe-stricken buck privates, they felt pretty infinitesimal compared to Commander-in-chief Woerner and her staff. These awkward little privates quaked in their mathematics and language classes. Even K. P., under the watchful eyes of Sergeants Clarke and Mahon, was a hard task. However, as promotions came, the self-respect of these nervous creatures grew by leaps and bounds. Finally when the great day came for them to fill the boots of the departing majors and colonels, they were more than able. For awhile, these new officials strutted about the halls of Camp Atherton, sporting medals on their chests and making another set of privates green with envy. But now they are pensive and frown into their binoculars because they must soon leave Camp Atherton where they have learned to take it on the chin like a man. Well, even graduating has its consoling thrills. The parachute troops are planning to drop down from the ceiling and receive their diplomas! -- A- ff- ---auf TWELVE

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TI-IE FACULTY FIRST ROW, left to right: Misses Moran, Morat, Pettus. SECOND Row: Misses Ray, Redding, Rosenfelder. THIRD ROW: Misses Slack, C. Smith, M. P. Smith. FOURTH Row: Misses Sweeney, Taylor, Mrs. Tippett, Mlle. Vernier FIFTH Row: Misses Whittall, VVigal, Wright, Zachari. ELEVEN

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RIEGHMENT