Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Seniors fe .I LENORA COGHLAN Lenora is the Prima Donna of our class. Her participation in all school activities, her sports- manship, her writing ability-all serve to make manifest her versatility. Her clear complexion and tiny fingernails are conspicuous. Her con- scientious judgments and even temper compose a pleasing personality. KATHERINE DIXON Katherine is a quiet, dependable girl who takes her studies and her sports with utmost seri- ousness. She is not devoid of a sense of humor, however, for she can laugh loud and long at any jokes. Indeed, Katherine is one of our dependable pillars. Y - 14 A' VX -. 1 1' 'bnlgllq ' . ' -L'-M ' l' , A - 1 A .' X . i l l P 1 I 4127 X PEGGY FERGUSON When one thinks of Peggy, a vista of crisp linen uniforms, nimble feet, convertible Fords and bridge presents itself. Frankness of opinion, spoken with a laugh, reflects her attitude toward life. Though not a scholar, Peggy keeps up and is well-liked by her classmates. MARTHA GILBERT Martha's lazy southern drawl veils her per- sonality, for in truth she is one of our liveliest girls. Taking an interested part in everything, she makes many warm friends. Her scholarship is commendableg her sweaters and perky ribbons, famous. Martha is an integral part of our class. 19411

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