In school what was the girl with in the - your mind - prettiest name

[Enko]

This is somewhat inspired by the resurrected prettiest girls name you know thread.

I wondered when you went to school what was the girl with the name you likes the most called?

I didnt grow up in the UK but for me her name was Karina. I thought her name was so pretty and unusual (it's a fairly normalish name for my generation in Denmark think top 50-100) but oh I had name.envy. grew out of it and Karina never even entered the consideration for my own children.😁

In the 60s, Corrina, Alexandra, Dorothy.

In amongst all the Julie's Karen's and Susan's.

temilade

Elisha and Sarai (pronounced Suh-rey)

Elisha was also stunningly beautiful and so kind. She is now in Spain living her best life and i'm not envious at all 😁

Lucy.

Blossom

Alasina - usually known as Sina. Lovely Samoan name.

Unusually, Tomorrow, which sounds so pretty as a name. She was a Thai exchange student. Most of the Thai girls chose an English word to use as a name.

Xanthe.

Which is slightly ridiculous as I have a very similar name, also from Greek derivation, which I hated. The grass is always greener etc ...

I taught a girl called Beren which i thought was unusual. i really like the name.

Avaline, rosemary.

I am a Lucy - it was such a popular name in the late 80s early 90s, think there were 4 in my year. Nowadays I only hear of labradors being called Lucy hahahahaha (and labradors are amazing of course)

Vanda. In all the years since I left school I've never come across another one. Pretty name

Astra

Alicia. I always envied her name.

Sepi I absolutely loved it, I'd never heard it before and haven't since.
She was a lovely Russian girl.

The most exotic was Verona. I've never met another one. The prettiest was Gillian and I still like the name because it reminds me of her.

Elodie

She was also very glamorous

The prettiest name I remember from as far back as junior school in the 60s was Delari.
(Del-ARE-ree).

Elaine. She had enormous brown eyes and long straight golden hair.

She died when still in her teens :(

I went to school with a girl whose name I absolutely loved but have never been able to track down, probably because I can’t figure out the spelling.

It’s Irish and sounds like Fawn-ya. This was late 70s.

For me it was always Emma, then Emily and then it turned to Elizabeth.
One my babies was named Emily and another of my babies has the middle name Elizabeth.

There were a couple of Emma's in my school and they both seemed so beautiful and popular. Every Emily I've ever met has been so lovely and the same with the only Elizabeth I knew.

Annette and Alexia.

Freya - I'm not sure I like it so much anymore, but I loved it then... she was really pretty and cool, and the only girl with that name in the whole school. Probably influenced by the fact I have a very common name and was one of four in my year.

Bonnie.

That's nice, it being a family name. I really like Jeanie.

Jeanie-us hahahahaha