Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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-ff L ,' Y.-- ' Y' T- 7 LA, ENGLISH EIGHT Ms VIRGINIA BRIGHT Compare peppy, and you have Virginia-pefpy, pep- pier, peppiest of a l. SHIRLEY ANN BROWNSTEIN Shirley's nice disposition is the enviable trait that will always make good friends for her. WI-:LTI-IA BURDORF 1 Weltha's drawings catch your eye and her singing thrills your ears. Art and music are certainly her spe- cialty. CAROL BUI-IGESS Carol knows all about the 3 V's-vim, vigor, and vital- ity. That's the reason she's such fun to be with. UNA CAIWPBELL Una, with her calm com- posure, possesses that envi- able quality--poise. lrj, -Q ,' -,i ' Y if tgp -5 if Y --1 - OROTHY BENTON CARRI-:LL Dorothy's smile has bright- ened many a gloomy Mon- day. ANN FILLION CAWTI-IoN Ann's personality is a rare combination of wit and ami- ability. MARY CECIL Why is it we all like Mary? The answer is easy. Mary's one of the sweetest girls we know. SARA HELEN CLARK Blond, curly-haired Sara Helen is an outdoor girl with lots of pep and interest in sports. Among her favorites are hiking, softball, and soc- cer. ALICE EVERETT CLARKE Al has served on the photog- raphy staff of the TORCH and as homeroom representative for two terms. She likes sports, especially sailing, ten- nis, and bowling. gg- V -',Y ,J WL, SEVENTEEN

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Y QA. ' A-11 121 ENGLISH EIGHT ELLEN POPE BEAM Ellen's the gal behind that pretty, high soprano voice in the chorus and behind that cheery Hello', which greets you in the halls. Jo Nell is known to all of us for her sincere friendliness. JO NELL BEARD - BESSIE BEE BECKETT Bessie is proof that the way to win friends is always to be cheerful. LOUISE E. BENSON Lou is a happy little girl best known for her ready smile and cleoer quips. NIARIAN LOUISE BIERBAULI lx Marian's the girl who's al- ways there, no matter where. And here,s hoping you get that very special job you want, Marian. MARTHA LOUISE BIERBAUM When we think of Martha, we see rosy cheeks, smiling eyes, and natural blond curls. What more could you ask? JEANNE BLEDSOE Ieanne's pleasant personality Cheered us many a day. MARY LOIS BLEDSOE Mary Lois is Atherton's number one knitter. She starts a sweater today and wears it tomorrow! ELEN JUNE BOLES We'll remember Helen for many nice things, but es- pecially for her friendly smile. MARGARET BREWER We wish we had one small portion of Margarefs pa- tience. Her kind of patience is rare! ,111 -gi' A,', ' Y ,' I-', -Q ,' Avi Y ,' J-', it-' , A.'.' T JJ,- SIXTEEN

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ENGLISH EIGHT LUCILLE COLDIRON Beauty plus honors plus per- sonality p l u s popularity equals Lucille, our ,former Student Council president. CORNELIA ROBERTS COLEIXIAN A little girl with much talent. She plays the violin, piano, and has a good soprano voice. We predict a fine .singing career for Neally. ELEANOR Fuccs CONNELL One of the orchestra,s out- standing members is Ather- ton's little drummer girl. Someday you,ll find her drumming up lots of pa- tients for some hospital. ETHEL HARRIET COOPER AN Ethel, who has done piano work at school, won superior rating at Lexington in 1941. We know she'll make a fine public school music teacher. NE G. COTTON Cotty will be competent in the field of medicine or as a housewife. Being a mem- ber of the National Honor Society and a homeroom representative shows she's fine material. NIARY ANDERSON COURTENAY Vice-president of the Nation- al Honor Society, a member of the Quill and Scroll, homeroom representative, as- sociate editor of the AERIAL -what more could you ex- pectP JIMMIE CRASK Jimmie likes dancing, bad- minton, and basketball. Wit'z her smiling, quiet manner, we know she,ll be a success in the field of nursing. AGNES MARY CRENSHAWV Friendly Aggie loves a good time as well as anyone. She dotes on dancing, JEAN CROSS We predict a bright future for lean. Her friendliness and quiet charm will make her a favorite everywhere. RUTH CROSS Ruth, a member of the Na- tional Honor Society, hopes to work in some field of science. EIGHTEEN