Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1928 volume:

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Atherton High School Mb C? g 2 t F15 Volume Four Louisville, Kentucky 1928, ATHERTO A zf SIEZLV , .- it fffjqy . f i I l ir 1 ', ,' 'A hm mf-5' Staff of Atherton Annual EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carolyn Wile ASSISTANTS Carolyn Ray, Eleanor Dawson BUSINESS MANAGER Myrtle Stilz ASSISTANTS Vivian Will, Hilda Hugelmeyer, Jennie Kommer ART EDITOR Polly Lee ASSISTANTS Luiella Hickerson, Mary Sauerman JOKE EDITOR Mittie Gruber ASSISTANTS Marydean Roe, Katherine Sebolt, Katherine Hewett ATHLETIC EDITOR Lydia Hackworth ASSISTANTS Dorothy Kohnhorst, Anna May Smith CIRCULATION Anna Virginia Hager, Harriet Cardwell, Elizabeth Stine, Dorothy Schmidt, jane Cheatham Virginia Barbee, Nancy Evans, Irene Erskine, Louise McCullough, Marianna Lawson, Henrietta Redding, Dorothy Reed, Frances Sisson, jestine Young four AUDI-1E11ToN -A 4Zf'f,,f L f I ' IS' QR' D-E-D-I-C-A-T-I-0-N 0 our Forefathers in Kentucky, who laid the foundation for educa- tion in our schools of today, uze dedicate this Annual. i ....... 'K' 18' WWW? fi ATHERTON , 3' 1 Miss EMMA J. WOERNER, Principal I HAT-HER?-ON WMF or M90 I II III IV V VI VII VIII School Pictures Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Athletics Humor L ATI-IEIQ,TOJN' Www? X 1 SXXXWXXXN J. M. ATHERTON HHH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ezght fl' Q LM A S 2 'W J fm? ig? Hg .gg xiii? 31322 fr -I g 'sw -V .A ' W, 'kwff' ,err LM A I 11 , ' '2'-1,..,,.,. ':r,.'f.'f.':,: ,::gf.S:m:::,:.'::...m.. 'J ,WW THE FACULTY N ,agua-. x.a,r...f.,m-1 , ,:.. , YW.. , , Q nine E 1 , , , AT :rs-I E RT O N FACULTY SA S 5 MF? W W fm S5 U iii? A,,i'!U ?? gf? J -f- ga, ' Jay- 9 41 mx X I vc R Q :il K It 1 4 X , 1 P 'R ! i ,I-H V! -7, K L, yuaiil' X , ' A f in ' 4 'l I P. .744 f ., fi 12 V ig 2 51 3? ii . L , 1 ' ' 5 Q J ATHERTON ' fQfi?'jfg1- f ea ENGLISH 8 ORGANIZATION Elizabeth McNeill, President Myrtle Stilz, Treasurer Miriam Starr, Vice-President Katherine Seaton, Pianist Carolyn VVile, Secretary Marydean Roe, Cheerleader Miss Dorcas Ray, Faculty Adviser lhirleen 'lWf ATHEIILTO A V xv qmail f . 'Www'-1 basketball Player. MARGARET ADE- Mai-gy the parallel bars. rocking horse. MAUDE ANDRIOT Mary Anderson. ALMA BACHMAN Ambition-To stick on a horse. Favorite Pastime-Swim- ming. ELEANOR ABRAHAM- Scopie Ambition-To be a good Favorite Pastime-All sports. Ambition-To skin a cat on Favorite Pastirne-Riding a Ambition-To be another Favorite Pastime-Listening to other girls' love affairs. NORENE ABRAHAM-'1Beans Ambition-To be a history teacher. Favorite Pastirne-Quarrel- ing with Jestine. ELLA LOUISE ALLEN Ambition-To sleep as long as I want to. Favorite Pastimef-Sleeping. LOUISE Arwooo- Easy Ambition-To make a good picture. Favorite Pastimef-Having dates with a preacher. VIRGINIA BARBEE-llBi1ly Ambition-To have all the animals I want. Favorite Pastirne-Horse- back riding. fourteen QTHERTON MARY BASKETT A mbitiort-T Favorite Pastime-Chewing. ALMA BEVERLY- Chunky A mbition-T Favorite Pastirrte-Laughing. DOROTHY MAY UD0tS1Y A mbition-T before 8:20. Favorite Pastirne-Informing girls it's 8:30. ROBERTA BROWN- Birdie Ambition-To fmish school. Favorite Pastime-Getting homework. o graduate. RUTH BENNETT- Bennie Ambition-To be able to smile for the photographer. Favorite PastimeAS1iding down banisters. o go abroad. LUCILLE BLANDFORD-NLOLIH Favorite Pastime-Waiting A for Frances Dale. BRAUN- o clear the halls lWONTANA BREITFIELD- slM0nty1v Ambition-To take Miss Woerner's place. Favorite Pastime-Falling in love. LORRAINE BRUNNER Ambition-To earn a hiking letter. Favorite Pastirne-Listening to the radio. 'Z A Y . ..- .... -......,,..., ,,gzf.,.' ' WTP - ,, ' ' 1 Tr-A--,H .lr , ..v-- , -' ' . fifteen ATHERTON --Q f'Y'T'r'w-.. 'f A I W ,V --ffl W - 'li w'4f::.1fo ' ' Hi , H , , , 1 Uni 2 F E Bush 1 Ambition-To date Lind- ' bergh. Favorite Paslime-Sleeping in class. JANE CATE- Cate Ambition-To be thin. Favorite Pastime-Riding horseback. JANE LQHEATHAM'-HSCOtti6U Ambition--To have curly hair. Favorite Pastirne-Talking. NIARY FRANCES COOKE- Cookie ceiling. ing my dresses. 4 iNiARY HELEN BUSCHEMEYER- Ambition-Not to hit the Favorite Pastime-Lengthem MARGARET CASSILLY1 Casey Ambition-To get a report without an HE. Favorite Pastirne-My morn- ing sleep. BERNICE CATON- Bear Ambition-To get married. Favorite Pastime-Riding elevators. RosE CONA- Ro Ambition-To be a nurse. Favorite Pastime-Swim- ming. ELIZABETH COONS sixteen ATHERTO fiim'l'f lTr':1 -I - CECIL COWHERD- Dave Ambition-To be a cabaret dancer in Bohemia. Favorite Pastirne-Arguing. RUTH CRUTCHER-NB0OtSn Ambition-To have half day for school. Favorite Pastime-Chaperom ing American Legion Basket- ball team. MARIAN CUNDIFF- Empty Ambition-To be a saw bones. Favorite Pastime-Collecting dogs. FRANCES DALE-iiFfHHky' A mbitian-To honeymoon in Honolulu. Favorite Pastime-Filling my dates for the week-end. MARGARET DIEHL- Shorty Ambition-To own a Colleg- iate Ford. Favorite Pastime-Laughing, - and making others laugh. JANET DOUD- Teddy A mbition-To travel abroad . Favorite Pastirne-Athletics. LUCILLE DUFFY- Lu Ambition-To marry a sheik and live in Egypt. Favorite Pastime-Dancing. ALBERTA EBINGER- Pete Ambition-To be a card shark. Favorite Pastirne-Going to balls. qmlrrqmnj 3 8' 561167116671 X F--K .. f r ,m 1 ww ATHERTQN lmmuu ELIZABETH EDINGER- Bets Ambition-To tip the scales at 100. Favorite Pastime-Fishing beans out of soup. IRENE ERsK1NE Ambition-Eat and grow thin. Favorite Pastime-Stan gaging, ALICE FEGENBUSH Ambition-To get slim. Favorite Pastirne-Dieting. GERTRUDE FLooRE- Dinks Ambition-To be thin. Favorite Pastime-Going to the picture show. AILEEN EGELHOFF- Alley Ambition-To build an air castle that won't fall. Favorite Pastime-Parading Fourth Street. NANCY EVANS Ambition-To walk a block without stumbling. Favorite Pastime-To float Ivory soap in the bath tub on Saturday nights. VERDELIA FINLEY- Ver Ambition-To swim the Channel. Favorite Pastime-Eating. ADELINE FRANCK Ambition-To get to Gay Pareef' Favorite Pasiime-Trying to find out who originates all the new wisecracks. eighteen vi' I Q Jn -ATHERT A EDITH FREY Ambition-To receive LL. D. Favorite Pastime-Counting my E's. DOROTHY GARWOOD- Dot Ambition-To be a nurse. Favorite Pastime-Rocking babies. VIVIAN MAY GRADY- Billie Ambition-To have a south- ern accent. Favorite Pastime-Making puns. NIITTIE GRUBER Ambition-To take gym nevermore. Favorite PastimehTrying to be funny. ELIZABETH GALLAGHER- uLibbyu Ambition-To teach Science at A. H. S. Favorite Pastime-Qtud in , - y g Sclence. DOROTHY RUTH GODFREY- llD0tH A rnbition-Own a Duesen- burg. Favorite Pastime-Riding the streets. DOROTHY GREGORY-uDOt Ambition-To go to China and japan. Favorite Pastime-Writing themes OJ. LYDIA HACKWORTH- Pinkie Ambition-To be a teacher but not an old maid. Favorite Pastirne-Walking home from school. Why??? 'Timmy nineteen . i- - K it 1 ATHE11ToN 1 'ffmm m VIRGINIA HALIPTON- Little Hoosier Ambition-To be tall and slender. Favorite Pastirne-Athletics. LILLIAN HARTMAN- Lil Ambition-To be a kinder- garten teacher. Favorite Pastirne-Buying Howers and admiring buds. GENEVIEVE J. HEss- Gen Ambition-None. Favorite Pastirne-Searching for the funny things of life. MARTHA H1NEs- Bart Ambition-To ride a horse like a cowboy. Favorite Pastirne-Reading. BESSIE HAND- Betty Ambition-To exceed Galli- Curci. Favorite Pastirne-Warbling for Miss Perry. MILDRED HAURY-A'Mill Ambition-To own a horse. Favorite Pastirne-Having dates with the B. F. LUELLA MELTON H1cKERsoN- Lu H Ambition-To play a bass violin. Favorite Pastirne-Selling and giving away car checks to certain parties. HAZEL HOLLOWAY'-'liH0llyi, Ambition-To be an athlete. Favorite Pastirne--Watching DeMolay basketball games. twenty Q ATHERTON A A mmnlflftmmlwmf JANE THOMAS HOWELL Ambition-To take home all little stray dogs. Favorite Pastime-Horse- back rldmg. HILDA HUGELMEYER Ambition-To live in Indiana. Favorite Postime-Dancing. MARY JOSEPHINE JACKSON GRACE JONES MARJORIE JONES- Mardy Ambition-To graduate. Favorite Pastime-Tennis. ELIZABETH KELLY Ambition-To know what mine is. Favorite Pastime-Reading College Humor. JOSEPHINE KOESTEI.-'IJOY' Ambition-To travel. Favorite Pastime-Reading ' the Liberty. twenty-one A ATHERTON JENNIE KOMMER-- jenk Ambition-To eliminate errors in typing. CARLOTTE KURK decorator. Favorite Pastirrte-Eating Ambition-To sing alto. Favorite Pastime-Eating. POLLY LEE shop in A. H. S. Dizzy's knees. Favorite Pastime-Reading. Ambition-To be an interior peanuts and reading stories. MARIANNA E. LAWSON-'AME Ambition-To start a barber Favorite Pastime--Tickling CHARLOTTE KUHN Ambition-To be able to play 9 holes in par. Favorite Pastime-Singing alto. MARJORTE LAN1-IAM- Marge Ambition-To be first woman President. Favorite Pastirne-Reading novels. VIRGINIA LEAKE- Ginny Ambition-To invent some- thing. Favorite Pastirne-Tennis. MARTHA LIPETZ- Marsie Ambition-Travel around the world. Favorite Pastime-Reading. twenty-two a ATHIERT fm' rmwfv .gf ' M FLORENCE LUTZ- Zig Ambition-Haven't found it. Favorite Pastimz-Looking for it. LOUISE NICCULLOUGHT Mac Ambition-To be independ- ent. Favorite Pastime-Laughing. MARION LAMAR NICCQINTY- Billy Ambition-To get E in Solid Geometry. Favorite Pastime-Eating graham Cfafikefs- ELIZABETH NICNEILL-A Dizzy Ambition-To invent a non- skid banana peeling. Favorite Pastime- Explains ing to people that I don't ' live up to my nickname. ESTHER MADDOX- Sis Ambition-To be a college senior. Favorite Pastime-Reading fairy tales. FLORENCE LOUISE MANN Ambition.-To have long hair. Favorite Pastime-Movies. SUSAN MARRS Ambition--To discard my switch. Favorite Pastime-Eating with Carolyn. EDNA MARTIN- Eddy Ambition-To be a Red l Cross nurse. Favorite Pastime-Fast walk- In g. 'nmwllfrii twentv-th ree I ff' - ATHERTQN 2 m EARLINE MATTINGLY- Mak1ns Ambition-To catch all dic- tation in Office Training. Favorite Pastime-Choosing pie. ISABEL MooRE Ambition-To ride General Ci1stleman's horse. Favorite Pastime-Song and dance. V IOLET E. OLSON- ' 'Minnesota Ambition-To have a car without squeaky brakes. Favorite Pastime-Golfing. MARGARET PERKINS- Perk Ambition-To be able to sing well. Favorite Pastime-Listening to the radio. MARGARET MONTGOMERY- 1aM0ntyv1 Ambition-To invent a new absence slip. Favorite Pastime-Making touchdowns in basketball. ELLA MURPHY- Moiphy Ambition-To drive an air- plane to school. Favorite Pastime-Making carbon copies of absence slips. ALLENE OTT- Al Ambition-To have a privileged table. Favorite Pastime-Swim- ming. MAUD EVELYN PERRY twenty-four ATHERT . .. . F- ga ' If Q J NAOMA NIAE PETERS- UPeteH ArnbitiorL+T0 g r 0 w four inches. Favorite Pastirne - Finding beans in bean soup. BEss POPE- Betty Ambition-To have red hair. Favorite Pastime - Reading palmistry books. HENRIETTA REDDING Ambition-To reach high IIC-17 Favorite Pastime - Writing themes. ELIZABETH REYNOLDS- ltLibbyll Ambition-To find a mascu- line combination of truth and beauty! LILLIAN PLATOEE- Bobbie Ambition-To acquire enough nerve to cut my hair. Favorite Pastime-Build- ing air castles. CAROLYN RAY Ambition-To talk with my hands and rest my tongue. Favorite Pastirne-Eating with Susan. DOROTHY REED- Dot Ambition--To sing alto. Favorite Pastirne-Transla- ting Virgil. NIARYDEANE ROE mT 'flYnmq,l 3 , 84 twenty-Jive ,J ,, ATHERT WMM? LENA RosA- Lee town, and how! MILDRED ROWLAND- Mil Ambition-To love and loved. Favorite Pastime-Being the village cut-up. MARY SAUERMAN Ambition-To be an interi decorator. Favorite Pastime-Eating. IDA JEAN SCHIFFMAN Ambition-To type witho making any errors. Favorite Pastime-Play- ing lazy. Q2 Ambition-To acquire an M. R. S. Degree. Favorite Pastime-Going to JANET ROSENHEIM Ambition-To be an autho- ress. Favorite Pastime -- Reciting Caesar. be HELEN RUDY Ambition-To be understudy to Cleopatra. Favorite Pastime-Going to town, and how! OI' BERNADINE SAXTON'iADCan', Ambition-To grow hair seven feet long. Favorite Pastime-Chasin' 1 em. ut WILHELMINA A. SCHMITT- llBi1111 Ambition-To swim the English Channel. Favorite Pastime-Eating. twenty-six g - ATHERT Q JANE XNIRTH SCHIIELE- Cecilia Ambition-To play a banjo like Paderewski. Favorite Pastime-Riding in a rumble seat. MARGARET SCOGGAN-- Marnie Ambition-To be a physical education teacher. Favorite Pastime-Laughing and athletics. KATHERINE I. SEATONQ Katrink Ambition-To be Galli- Curc1's rival. Favorite- Pastirne-Long hikes and eating. KATHERINE SEBOLT- Pee Wee Ambition-To get to the cuckoo clock in time, when it strikes, to see the cuckoo. Favorite Pastime-Eating THELMA SHAW rhubarb pies. Ambition-To take a good picture. Favorite Pastime-Driving a Ford. SARAH ISABEL SHERWOOD- Assallyiv Ambition-Never to have to hurry. Favorite Pastime-Cultivab ing a musical laugh. FRANCES SISSON Ambition-To pronounce French correctly. Favorite Pastime-Watching Babe Ruth knock a home run. ANNA MAY SMITH- uskippyn Ambition-To be still for five minutes. Favorite Pastime-Talking. A V R' UWM., twenty-seven ATHERT 'mnmrrrmml MARY BELLE SPECKMAN- Speckie Ambition-To sing second soprano instead of first in Glee Club. Favoritc Pastime-Torment ing. MYRTLE ST1Lz- Buddy Ambition--To be business manager of Herald-Post. Favorite Pastime-Pleading for subscriptions. DoRoTHY STOUT-' 'Dot Mildred Dufhn. Favorite Pastirne-Talking about Phi Delta Psi. KATHERINE TAYLOR- Kit a game of tennis. pencils and gum. Ambition-To be as big as Ambition-To beat Dot at Favorite Pastirne-Borrowing gk . M'IRIAM STARR Ambition-To be able to sing alto. Favorite Pastirne-Argu- ing and teasing. NAOMA STOCKHOEF- Chick Ambition-To grow thin. Favorite Pastirne-Eating. ESTELLE SUIT- Eppie Ambition-To h a v e long hair. Favorite Pastime-Laughing. LUCILLE TmERMAN- Hippy Ambition-To be a farmer. Favorite Pastime-Skipping through the halls. twenty-eight ATHERTON 3- Q DOROTHY THOMPSON- Dot Ambition-Non-stop flight to Europe. Favorite Pastime-Pro- nouncmg French. Dolus TIPTON CORINE TURNER- Turnie MARY FRANCES WALZ A mbitian-To stay sweet six- teen all my life. Favorite Past-ime-Writing in my diary. f LILLIAN TICHENOR- Tich Ambition-To havelong hair. Favorite Paslime-Giggl ing. LUCILLE TRABAND REVA WALDMAN- Funny Ambition-To flip pancakes in Child's. FavoritePastime-Dreaming. twenty-nine A I ,, + .12f'ff1'f ' I , A - 1 .1 ATHERQON 'VT u vwrrmllllnli .:, lVIARY EMMA WARD Arnbition-To be assistant principal in a 'country school. Favorite Pastime - Reading the funny paper. DOROTHY JEAN WATSON- HDotY1 Ambition-Never to be short and fat. Favorite Pastime-Dancing. CAROLYN WILE Ambition-To edit College Humor. Favorite Pastime-Searching for Catnips. VIVIAN WILL- Vee Ambition-To be a dog catcher. Favorite Pastime - Singing the blues. JESTINE YOUNG- Teeny Arnbitiort-To teach history. Favorite Pastirne-Collecting money in Home Room I IRMA WINKLER- Winnie Ambition-To be an old maid. Favorite Pastime-Doing nothing. thirty , ATHERT A I EDITORIAL C21 everyone knows that weve gone through four years of high school they aren t 5, A supposed to boast, for we ve been boasting of our astounding supremacy for eight X N 5.x x'x'v HESE Senior editorials are peculiar things! They aren't supposed to enlighten, for terms, and they aren't supposed to create interest, for we're dangerously near ex- haustion, having tried to create interest ever since we've been in Atherton-in fact the only remaining thing I can think of in connection with the writing of a Senior editorial is that it ought to deal with this life-after-death proposition, in which our life is our future after a deathly four years in which we've enjoyed ourselves immensely. To some, graduation spells romance, a very thrilling combination of banquet and lovely rosesg while to others it appears that we're merely having our props swept from beneath us and being started firmly on the grim and austere road that spells future. Of course I'm no prophet, with ethereal visions arising from a steaming bowl of soup before me, but somehow it is hard to think of any girl in the class of '28 who hasn't something very bright in the way of a future dangling tantalizingly before her. Pessimistically speaking Cand with profuse apologies to the math departmentj we expect to encounter various and sundry angles and points of disappointment-but then, of course, it's the points that keep us from sitting down on the job anyway! f And while speaking of the faculty, for they have made us what we are today Cwe hope they're satisfiedj, our unanimous vote of thanks goes to Misses Watzenborn and Litsey incorporated, who have succeeded after many painful efforts in making our muscles so elastic as to furnish a springing rebound to any fall we may experience. If our misfortunes seem to multiply and our joys divide, what difference does it make? Haven't most of us endured normal arithmetic in order to learn to solve just such a problem? So, collectively speaking, I think this year's crop of Seniors is well fitted forits forth- coming graduation. It has pep, personality and perseverance. I ask you hopefully-could you expect anything more? -Carolyn VVile, '28 X K' thirty-one , ll, ,J ATHERT was , ENGLISH 7 ORGANIZATION Adele Pfingst, President Alice Byers, Treasurer Suzanne Scheffer, Vice-President Elsie I-lohman, Pianist Jane Howe, Secretary Annette Weber, Cheerleader Miss Margaret Heil, Faculty Adviser thirty-two F ATHERT 8 DOROTHY ADKISSON- Dot Ambition-To be able to hit as hard as Dit does. Favorite Pastime-Falling down . ALINE BENNER- Al Ambition-To sail the Seven Seas. Favorite Pastime-Dancing. SHIRLEY BREITENSTEIN- Shirl Ambition-To be Buddy Rogers' Best Girl. Favorite Pastime-Movies. LOUISE BRUCKERT- Wee Wee Ambition-To ride the Milky Way. Favorite Pastime-Playing tennis. DOROTHY BARTH- Dot Ambition-To have a hot- dog wagon. Favorite Pastime-Flopping pancakes in Child's window. EDNA MAY BRAUN- Ed A mbition-To become Secre- tary of State. Favorite Pastime-Reading. NANCY LEE BROMME- Lee Ambition-To meet Charlie Rogers. Favorite Pastime-Chewing Blow Gum. CLARICE BRUMLEY+HSl1gl' Ambition-To drink out of the Big Dipper. Favorite Pastime-Tennis, horseback riding. '39 ae- thirty-three 4 Q , an 3 ATHERTON y WU m- Wnnmfmnlef ALICE BYERS'-UAV' Ambition-To Hy with Lind- bergh. Favorite Pastirne-Wonder ing Why We Qdon'tJ be- have like human beings. MARY JEANNETTE CARSON- 4LMary JON Ambition-To play the Bas- soon like Alice. Favorite Pastime-Counting the seats in chapel. ELEANOR DAWSON Ambition-To be tall and willowy. Favorite Pastime-Eating Mr. Goodbars, GRACE LYLE DUERsoN Ambition-To sit on top of the world. Favorite Pastirne-Gazing at the picture on the dresser. l HARRIET CARDWELL- Shorty Ambition-To travel around the world, Favorite Pastirne-Dancing and hiking. JANETH CRAWFORD1H-lallli Ambition-To be able to wear stripes. Favorite Pastirnea-Counting calories. ANNA lY'lAE DOMECK-'ilAHH'l Ambition-To be a. soda- water jerker. Favorite Pastirne--Swim ming and dancing. MILDRED DUFFIN as wr thirty-four ATHERTON WW 4, Wmmrvmm ,l ' ev EMMA EMBRY Ambition-To be a fiapper, Favorite Pastime-Reading Latin. IDA FLOORE EDNA GREAVES MARGARET HATFIELD- llMarg1Y Ambition-To have a bout with Tunney. Favorite Pastime-Day- dreaming. LILLIAN FEITELSON1 UI-lily!! Ambition-To be a street- car conductor. Favorite Pastime-Chewing gum. CORINNE GOATLY- Tibbie Ambition--To be Lind- bergh's private secretary. Favorite Pastirne-Horse- back riding. ANNA VIRGINIA HAGER- Ginnie Ambition-Get married. Favorite Pastirne-Chewing gum. HELEN HELFT A mbition-To have long hair. Favorite Pastime-Sleeping and swimming. thirty-Jive Q,. F- - x- mm 45 A r J' r' f , KATHERINE HEWETT- Dit Ambition-To be fat. Favorite Pastime-Blushing. ELSIE HOHMAN Ambition-To playin Vincent Lopez's orchestra. Favorite Pastirne-Tickling the ivories. JANE HowE Ambition--To stay happy. Favorite Pastirne-Playing the Victrola. HANNA KAUFMAN-- Hank Ambition-To invent a ma- chine that registersthe day's lesson on one's bram. Favorite Ifastime-Acting and dancing. K - , thirty-sax ATHERTON LOUISE HOEING- We Ambition-To jump rope with the rainbow. Favorite Pastime-Hiking. EMILY HOMAN5-iiEl11,' Ambition-To teach French -and how? Favorite Pastime-Going downtown with Teacher. HELEN JACOBSON Ambition-To go through music conservatory. Favorite Pastirne-Dancing and horseback riding. BERTHA KING-ilB6ft,' Ambition-To be a gym- nastic teacher. Favorite Pastirne-Reading, athletics. U x ATHERTON DOROTHY KOHNHORST- HD0t!7 A rnbitiort-3S20,000,000. Favorite Pastime-Seeding strawberries. HELEN KREBS Ambition-TO type hfty Words a minute without any Cfl'0I'S. Favorite Pastime-Chewing gum. KATHERINE JO LAUPER- HKatyYY Ambition-To have a date with Lindbergh. FavoritePastirne-Swimming, tennis. MARGARET LEVEY- Margie Ambition-To be an inven- tor. Favorite Pastirne-Laughing. DOROTHY KRAUSS-HDOCH Ambition-TO travel around the world in an airplane. Favorite Paslirne-Playing basketball. GLADYS LANGLEY- Glad Ambition-To graduate. Favorite Paitime-Talking. HELEN LEOPOLD Ambition-TO ride a horse Cnonchalantlyj. Favorite Pastirne-Reading Canadian time tables. GULNARE LONG- Freak Ambition-To discover my ambition. Favorite Pastime-Playing the ukulele. mmwmql thirty-seven 1 horses. thin. IDA LEE LvoN- Babe Ambition-To travel. Favorite Pastime-Singing. NIARIAN NTARTIN Ambition-To get thin. Favorite Pastime-Failing off BERTHA O'KooN- Bert Ambition-To be tall and Favorite Pastirne-Eating. ADELE PFINGST-- Del Ambition-To he thin. Favorite Pastirne-Trying to inventa seedless watermelon. ATHEQTON TOBIE MARKS- Toy A mbition-To be a model. Favorite Pastime-Eating. MARIE MILLINGER- Ree Ambition-To drink out of the Big Dipper. Favorite Pastime-Swimming and dancing. THELMA POLLACK- Polly Ambition-To have a per- fect figure. Favorite Pastime-Dieting. thirty-eight ATHERTON . A , - K ' wrw-QI . ' ffm: Q- VIVIAN RAAF- Fatso Ambition-Prima Donna. Favorite Pastime-Singing. ALETHEA CECIL RENO- Al Ambition-To be a great artlst. Favorite Pastirne-Having a good time. DORIS RODDE rml FLORA RAYMUND-l'Fl0 Ambition-To graduate. Favorite Pastime-Hiking. MARY AGNES RHODES- llAggie1l A rnbition-To visit a lumber camp. Favorite Pastime-Athletic sports. SUZANNE SCHEFFER- Sue flmbjtion-To get an E m French. Favorite Pastime-Trying to make myself look pretty. thirty-nine ,ATI-IE11TO .. O O? M - - DOROTHY E. C. SCHMIDT1 HD0tYY Ambition-To go up in the Spirit Of St. Louis with Lindbergh. Favorite Pastime-Eating. HTLDA SEHLINGER'uHii Ambition-To be a twin. DEBORAH SEIDENMAN- Deb Ambition-To go to New York. Favorite Pastirne-Dancing. MARJORIE SMITH- Marge Ambition-To be a physical education teacher. Favorite Paxtirne-Athletics. DOROTHY STERN ELIZABETH STINE- Tippie Ambition-To be a great historian. Favorite Pastime-Picking on the ivories. rx forty ATHERTON 11- IT Y i ANNETTE WEBER- Pat Ambition-To be about two inches taller and live pounds lighter. Favorite Pastime-Eating. R0sE WETZEL'llWCtS'l Ambition--To be short. Favorite Ambition-Talking. ELIZABETH WILLETT- Dixie Ambition-To be thin and have black hair. Favorite Pastime-Riding around with Dit and F reck. DOROTHY WENER- Dot Ambition-To be the leading lady of a musical. Favorite Pastime--To ride through Fourth Street in a machine. VIRGINIA WHITEHEAD RUBIE Wooo Ambition-To be able to sing a solo in the Glee Club. Favorite Pastime-Laughing. mffmwmmf forty-one I A 4 if W I , Tmnfliiiff X7 ' ATHERTON . EDITORIAL Wings INGS have always symbolized lofty and worth-while achievement. Before the dawn of history men worshiped things on high-the sun, the moon, and the stars. Wings, they saw could carry them nearer these revered objects. Therefore, to them, wings I Y MX represented power. Today, perhaps, wings mean even more to us than to the Ancients. Our heroes of the air mean as much to us as the heroes of the Greeks meant to them. They are always striving to set new records, records for distance, altitude, endurance. All High School girls are worshipers of heroes. VVe strive to mold our lives on theirs, to search for wings that will carry us on to higher and more noble ideals. Like true optimists we live not in the past or present, but in the future. Yet our English VIII term seems vague and unreal to us now in june. Wle know that it will eclipse all other terms in our school career, but it is hard for us to picture it. VVe know how we shall Cheer as we watch our hockey team carry the ball down the field. VVe know with what palpitation of heart we shall await the results of tryouts for the Senior Play, yet we can hardly imagine the wonderful night when the curtain really goes up on Our Play. VVe shall look forward to the last chapel before Christmas Vacation. Then soon the gaiety is over, and there are only a few more weeks until Class Day, Class Day when we march down the aisle between the Guards of Honor and bid Atherton farewell. VVe hear for the last time the cheers and songs. We shall laugh a little, and ciy a little. Then we place our pages in the log book. It is all over except exams. A week of hard study and much anxiety, and then Graduation, the culmination of our four years of high school, is at hand. Yes, it does seem far away now, faint and misty, vacation only seems near and real. But in spite of hazy weather now, we shall be ready next term, ready to work and play and use our wings. Then watch us try for a new altitude record! -Eleanor Dawwn, 'ZSM K K' forty-two X ATHERTQN 4 2. -' A423114 ' x,1 .4 CLASS VILL our end is near fully aware that we are about to pass out of our beloved school do MXH hereby depart from the time worn custom of bequeathing our possessions and do will afxfx'x'c IE, the classes of 1928 and 1928M, being of unsound mind and body and feeling that that all our property, personal and otherwise, be knocked down to the highest bidder at public auction to be held in the chapel of the john M. Atherton High School for Girls in the presence of the teachers, pupils and otherwise, of the aforesaid J. M. A. H. S. F. G., not later than twenty days after our demise. The proceeds of the aforesaid auction shall be devoted to the ameliorating of the food situation in order that the student body of the above- mentioned J. M. A. H. S. F. G. may obtain bigger, better, more substantial and more nutritious peanuts. In testimony thereof we hereunto set our hands. Signed, Zhu M 1.9.9.9 551444 gf warm KATHERINE SEBOLT, ELEANOR DAWSON, -Witnesses SCENE-Chapel TIME-Future In accordance with law and custom the will of the classes of 1928 and 1928Mhasjust been read to the weeping, sorrowful, doleful multitude assembled to execute the last wishes of the beloved departed. Amid howls of grief and enthusiasm, the auctioneer, Ann Cooper Parker, rises to her feet and the occasion, mounts the platform with a stern countenance and shouts through a megaphone amid the popping of gum: Friends, Athertonians, and Fellow Sufferers, lend me your ears. I come not to bury the departed but to execute their will. Ladies, you see before your eyes the greatest collec- tion of assorted articles ever assembled under one roof. First I have here the well-known pole-vaulting ability of Mittie Gruber. It is guaranteed not to run. NVhat am I bid? . . . going, going, gone to Elsie Baumgarten. forty-three ,Z ATHERTON M What am I bid for the admiration bestowed by the late Emily H. on Miss C. B.? Two dollars? Make it higher . . . Sold to D. Bromme and S. McCampbell. CNO pugilistic encountersj Do I hear an offer for the golden voice of Annette Weber, gained by chanting popular songs in a love-sick manner? All right! Knocked down to Daisy Ayres. You have a bargain, lady. 'AHere we have Mildred Haury's unique way of chewing gum. Do I hear a bid? . Sold to Mary Butler Longest for 351000. A'Here in my hand you see the erstwhile hair of Nancy Lee Bromme. Observe its length, its texture, its color. It can be dyed to match any hair and to suit any complexion. Do I hear bids? Come on, ladies, do your stuff! . . . All right! It goes to Miss jane Hartman. Congratulations, madam! Behold the calm and quiet mien of Corine Goatley. Very useful at times, ladies, always timely, y'know . . . Knocked down to Polly Castleman. Now you see one of the greatest bargains of this sale, the outstanding athletic prowess of Marjorie Lanham! CSeveral girls jump to their feet. The article in question is purchased by Emily Owen.j Suzanne Scheffer's shy, demure, and apologetic manner is now on the block. CAfter rather high bidding Louise Lee walks to the stage and carries away the prize.j Now I'm ready to hear bids on Bess Pope's love of palmistry, and as a special accommodation we will throw in all her knowledge of things pertaining to hands. What am I offered? CA hot competition beginsl H . . . going, going, gone to Libby Bates. Here I have an abundance of avoirdupois, authorized to be sold by the late Dit Hewett and Dot Schmidt. Take your pick, ladies. Use discretion! They are indeed valuable articles for forlorn females . . . All right! going, going, gone to D. Bromme and Maxine Strunk. Here you are. Please get it out of the way at once. And now we have the well-known cry of 'Have you brought your quarter? owned by Miss Lydia Hackworth, now deceased. CWild bidding ensues. No conclusion is reached, as a girl suitable to hold the high position of President of the A. A. A. cannot be found. Only time can answer this riddle.j Here on the left you hear the manly, demanding voice and expressive feet of Cecil Cowherd, and to the right, I wish you to gaze upon the physique of Vivian May Grady! CThere is a free-for-all iight over these unparalleled gifts, and the auctioneer agrees to put them on sale next fall.j Before your eyes, ladies, you see M. Baskett's ability to think up logical tardy excuses on the spur of the moment. What am I offered? . . . Sold to Martha Barnes. forty-four ? f Z ATHERTO ' ' 'fffmmi Now you see the clinging-vine demeanor of M. Smith, M. Levey, A. Rhodes, K. Laufer and M. Scoggan. A mixture of these is absolutely guaranteed to turn any girl into a perfect lady . . . Sold to Gayle Turner, Elise Meyers, and Florence Black. We come now to the well-known capability of jane Cate, namely that of landing fish, poor or otherwise. CGirls storm the stage, but Eva Bauer is victorious in the hectic scramblej Here in this basket you see the versatility of Montana Breitlield Cas envied in tryouts of the GOOSE HANGS HIGI-ID . . . This goes to Rosalie Schulman. I'm sure that'll give satisfaction, Miss! And here in this glass container you see the brains of Marian Cundiff and Florence Lutz developed in the pursuit of E's in physiology. CWith a hoarse cry ofdelight, Miss Beck leaps to her feet for the long-coveted specimensj To the right you see the E's monthly obtained by Josephine jackson and Jane Cheatham. What am I bid? QLucille Seaton bid to the skies and retired, triumphant, but broke.J Here in my hand you see the silver-toned voice of Margaret Montgomery, capable of singing bass, tenor, alto, and soprano in one song. Ladies, this will prove invaluable to future Fontaine Ferry stars. Step right up. CAfter fast, furious, and ferocious bidding, Henrietta Beckwith Ito the sorrow of alll purchases the voice and immediately mounts the piano to try out her new acquisition.j Now ladies, come up close. I have saved till now the most wonderful article in this collection. Draw the curtain, Mr. Lutz! Here you see the requisites of the perfect Atherton girl to represent our glorious school at Atlantic City. Among other ingredients she contains: the hair of Bertha O'Koon, the eyes of Grace Duerson, the complexion of Lucille Duffy, the nose of Elizabeth McNeill, the lips of Virginia Leake, the teeth of Rubie Wood, the figure of Gulnare Long, the voice of Elizabeth Edinger, the walk of Elizabeth Kelley. What am I bid? QThe auctioneer got no further. The girls rushed the stage, and during the free-for-all iight that followed the school was partially destroyedj CThe Endj -Eleanor Dawson, 'ZSM -Katherine Sebolt, '28 'X K' forty-five Weather Forecast Editors A br'ght a d pr - . . peroub futiire fldr H E F I I 'U Mltue Gruber every Senior. Katherine Hewett JUNE 1, 1938 SWIMMER TO ATTEMPT FEAT HERE Margaret O'Brien, the W'ater Queen, will attempt to swim across the Y. W. C. A. pool tomorrow. Miss Marjorie Smith, her trainer, will follow in a tug and throw out water wings, if necessary. Miss O'Brien will use the dog-paddle stroke, in which she is quite ac- complished. She will be fed mints at regular intervals, to keep up her strength. ....O.., DOUBLE MURDER AVENGED Fiend Gets Life Sentence Dorothy May Braun, on trial for the cruel butchery of Cicero and Virgil, committed ten years ago, today, was sentenced to life as a Latin teacher in the Home for the Feebleminded. Judge Eleanor Hopson Dawson, who presided at the trial, held that since the crime was entirely unpremeditated, capital punishment could not be inflicted. Miss Isabel Moore, chief witness for defense, stated that she was certain that Miss Braun had not given the slightest thought to her victims on the previous evening. The murderess, herself, did not know what it was all about, she said, until the butchery had been done. MO..- COUNTESS GRANTED DIVORCE Cheers and applause rang through the court room when the young Countess Sapolio Spaghetti was granted a divorce today. Miss Doris Rodde testified that she had seen the count offer violence to his wife, who refused it, on several occasions. The Countess wore black, which set off her pale face and fine black eyes. After the verdict, she was led weep- ing from the room by her friend, Miss Tobie Marks. The Countess will resume her maiden name, Bertha O'Koon. M0-... ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN by Miss JESTINE YOUNG Miss Doris Lee Tipton My Dear Doris, I am so glad you came to me with your trouble. Your colors are red, white and blue. Your birthday is congenial with those from January BE. BE AUTIFUL You. come. to uS like this xlvmc leave ILS I Hur, DY.-L luKethis IHX fo Q ff g, xxlh Hdtdn Buschmeyer AND Turner Chewing Crum Inc. Chewing Gum Makes Your ,laws l-lard TRY IT! 1st to December 31st. I hope this advice will prove of value to you. Miss Aileen Egelhoff Sweet Aileen, I. suggest the Crawford Gym- nasium as offering an excellent course in reducing. Miss Florence Mann My Dear Florence, In reply to your sweet call for aid, I can only point out Helen Helft, who started as a chorus girl, like you, dear, and who now plays Juliet as well as Bess Pope. Love and sympathy to you all, 'Teeny ...-.OM LOUISVILLE GIRL AWARDED CONGO MEDAL Miss Marion McGinty, formerly of Louisville, has been awarded the Congo Medal by the Bovinean 6 5 r Neclillcs I E 5 I SWKS N' f ESCLWW pl'SKl'NY - 'Tor-lLl'Sk B136 U , Douthxihdknuh Robhdnk wood' We ran out of ideas for this space '15 THE FUTURE TIMES June 1, 1938 ' and. 5 vevfgna. Extc nel luwtnf' ALICE BYERS Mary Jeanette 9 ,-- Carson - Pte gil- .-.-oo-.-. .f - EVAN GELISTS I, .. 1 5 ll.-T1- M. 5. Government for her excellent work as a missionary in the African colonies of Bovinia. The Congo Medal was won last year by Miss Marianna Lawson, also a Louisville girl. She established hospitals, while Miss McGinty introduced the police force and public school system. io-1 BRILLIANT SPEAKER TO ADDRESS CLUB Miss Adele Pfingst, prominent after-dinner speaker, will, next Thursday, address the Dinner Hour Club on Three ways of Inscribing a Polygon in a Circle. This dramatic lecture, which has raised much interest throughout the country during the past year, is delivered by one of the most noted women of our times. Miss Carolyn VVile and Miss Helen Leopold, accepted authori- ties on the poetry of Edna St. Vin- cent Millay and Sarah Teasdale, will on the same evening, debate on Resolved: That Edna Is Greater than Sarah. Miss VVile will take the affirmative. The following prominent members of Louisville's most exclusive club will attend the meeting: Virginia Barbee, cartoonist, Senator Marian Cundiff, Elizabeth Gallagher, chemist, Governor Isabel Moore, Ella Murphy, violinist, Katherine Seaton, Prima Donna. Alethea Reno, president of the club, will introduce the speakers. Your school isn't a college: it's a match factory, said a smart young scamp to a co-ed. You're right, replied she. We furnish the heads and get the sticks from the men's colleges. -Cincinnati Cynic ..0-- Can't study in the fall, Gotta play football. Can't study in the winter, Gotta play basketball. Can't study in the spring, Gotta play baseball. Can't study in the summer, Gotta girl. -Texas Ranger H0167 d hd- Thaer vue-rv Rad.: nc' Ac-4-lernxi Rule, Dixie I, c .1Z,m,.TL. I Lwwd. I' L.a.dY ,. ..i-1, ...-.1,..-.-L A R11-ea aj.d.a.-f Keeps 'Elie' 4Loc,tor awasi. Mbsl t I ATHERTON A 3 I WM SE'.Ni0 RS A Jlnnud y A Ljuuilf 7 J.Yovnf1 K of e x- F A , gig '. , im , ,:, V I k KSeboLT E.How-ms, MB.Spcurmn CBP'-WHLGYA FSassw ml 1-' 'fi , an I 1 f'.fg Ssfotamd B.Tm-ww N.ST-oem MP6 'MSOOQQAB TheLrh4Sha w 1 1 1 A . . Y. 4 In X . , 4 .Ls 4' Ccvwhervi MFWALQ l forly-eight i x 4 K ,E 5 fu' 5 9 qw. 1 . , W A X 21: ILINIEIH 1 ,ATHERT ' T 'ai F- ir 'm'mr A ,iv xr!! mmmlfflrllel ENGLISH 6 OFFICERS Dolores Bitter, President Emma Ellen Griggs, Treasurer Alice Bean, Vice-President Thelma Clark, Pianist Helen Knight, Secretary Alice Bruner, Cheerleader ENGLISH 5 OFFICERS Verna Geisler, President Dorothy Blumer, Treasurer Jean Dawson, Vice-President Margaret VVellS, Pianist Cecil Cooke, Secretary Martha Severance, Cheerleader fifty-one 1 4 .. ? 'Q :qi 'V - X E '? T iw . 5 , 'sim ' X V ?5'.:sfM1wQ ' T Sa,,,,,,,Q ,Qsaxfv Qfmirf' v-if li id my - I ' ' ,Weis auf -Q50 ,aw 'fv,w- A-bw -w.v- JM Pr' , yarn' f1f5T2'f?f:f-1-f,-fxffy-H'W 'Mm, 'K -'W' im: 2' 'f1-:Fir 'N' t': ' ':'f -h z :ff : ':::::' M- v'f:f21 ':'2':'.::i'f:'ffit:'V ' A gngsnunu-mn 1rFFRg,v'i:Q,i1,-59-mr.-,.,.-.M-a...w,,'.v-.4..-w..... W , W.. ,......, -1. 4....,,.... W. Q..--..,.-vw, M-. :KS -, 'vigil WW ENGLISH 6 'Y -f -fr fvrr ff Nw -----A ' 'W'-'-ffQwg'Jm - '-is ffty-two AT I-1 EL RT --L i if ?4:i ' ,lx it l ,IX -3. 'h O U - IFE is glorious! Vl'hen one is a six! it is indeed, sweet to be alive. Nothing mars A 1 one's pleasure Qexcepting of course, the inevitable homework and testsj. Nothing, did I say? Nay, rather Csee Ciceroj one terrible thing. VVe have endured much. VYe have indeed been patient and long-suffering, in fact we have suffered one whole year, but now ah! the time has come to speak out! Not only have we suffered others to use a most humiliating word, but we ourselves have even Haunted it with vanity. Alas! then we did not realize this wrong. Since our discovery, shame and embarrassment have been our lot. Many generations like us have also borne this sad burden, but we, as an unselfish class, desire to benefit generations to follow, and relieve them of this most mortifying, yea, even, unspeakable curse. In silence we will bear the neglect of every one. VVe will watch, without malice, the Seniors receive the attentions of man, collectively and individually. We will forbear when we see the wild capers of the Sophomores looked upon with adoring eyes. Indeed we will even allow the Freshmen to be petted and spoiled while we stand neglected and forgotten. But shall we endure this blight of our lives? A thousand noes! VVe rebel against the name of Junior. Instead of a worthy appellation for our should-be-honored position of sixes attained by the sweat of our brows, we have had to be called Juniors! Horrible word! It means young in years or low in rank and also low in service and standing. Now we ask, 'WVhy should we be called this? We, who have contributed hockey players who score the winning goals, invincible basketball teams, winners in swimming, tennis finalists, faithful Student Council members? Cannot something be done? You laugh! You say we shall soon be Seniors, maybe, and you ask why then should we care? It is the principle! Then spare us and our successors further disgrace. VVe beseech, we entreat, we plead. -Donie M. Carmack, '29 fifty-three , , mm-'HHSE2' ATHERTON ENGLISH 5 Jiffy-four ATHERTON GI EDITORIAL ELL, here we are! You don't know who we are? How odd! 'Most everyone does. V We are the English V's, one of the most important classes in the school. . x' . . x'x'x' The English V's are at exactly and precisely the right place to have a good time. VVe're far enough up to go to the Junior-Senior dance and have class officers, but we're not so far up as to have to begin worrying about college boards, and other more unpleasant subjects. We're on the top of the world, as it were. We are neither green Freshmen, nor uppity Sophomores, nor yet snippy Seniors. In other words we're perfect! Of course there are a few disadvantages. VVe can't go home early for one thing, and there's still a chance we may have to remain English V's for an indefinite length of time after the exams and though English V is wonderful, one term is just right, and enough of a good thing. But, lest you think us too conceited, perhaps we had better tell a few of our feats. VVe, at least a selected few of us, won the basketball championship last year, when we were mere Sophomores we walked off with the baseball trophy, one of our eminent members won the short-story contest. And yet we are only halfway through, in the early morning of our achievements, so to speak. There is much left to be done, there are many hills yet to be climbed, and we will climb them as best we can, but even on the peak of Seniorhood, all of us will remember when we were but V's, half way up the hill. -Sarah P. Stites, 'ZQM 'X -K4 Jiffy-five A H mmflmnf v '-grmfwmw QW. 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H ,M W2 1 fi, QQ, ,,,, W-1-V ,iw 'lv-wmv ,549 'H-.,,.,,p ws, 1 ' Q--I-mph-Q r ,Ili 'f,j',.fZf1'f..T.f..ff.'f '-f .If ' ' 0 'L AQ, 1 ff-QQ M 'TII'fl1ff, 1.12: FIC .flilf ',f.f..f.lQf..1,1f.' 1Q1Tl.f..I'Zf' A ZQZTZM4, 'T -Az '11, ,, ' V 2 ifif E ENGLISH 4 X' ' fifty-nine N , ..,......,.....wf 7w...., .-..- ...L N4 l X4 f 4 , F',7 msg fit E HQ? W -.--,.....,-,.....,..m.-,,.Rk.-, V,--Av ...,.w...,W .,,,...,,. ......,...-..-...M-,,.,........,..v-F-N...wM.WW,m.+.M.,,,..-W...-1m.1-v--H-.1-W..-.q-q-K J. I ..-,..-,-. P35 ENGLISH 3 an -ve sixty O Fx ATHEQTON t - I 5. Ai L L 'X ,- ' 1 EDI I GRIAL f i j BY- S, 'ff Our Flight VVO long and weary years ago, out of the blue sky, flew an airplane loaded with fright- ened Freshmen. . - x Every niche and cranny was filled with eager individuals, straining their eyes in vain attempt to pierce the veil of mist that clouded the next four years. The take-off was splendid, though a little uncertain. They rejoiced in their large number and clung together silently in their frail little craft. Every now and then a terrified soul would leap out and drift to the ground by means of a parachute called Failure. This group has passed the Freshman stage and has flown victoriously through Sopho- morehood with its characteristic faults. They put o ' airs, pranced and preened them- selves, as Sophs have always done, in such a manner tha the plane became unsteady, and a few more were lost. i Now they are far, far up and are waiting to crash successfully into Juniorhood. Their flighty ways are quieted, and a steady hand guides the ship. They have formed their standards and ideals and are waiting for the last two years to prove their merit and worth. Onward, onward they fly, toward graduation, leaving behind them joys and sorrows, but always in their minds abides the thought that they, too, must carry on high the name and spirit of the school which sends them forth. -M ary Crawford, '30 .5 ix' it ?' sixty-one L I l'llY'f.'l ' Z ATHERT N fp, A Sf J ,4 mmf: wa. chews che f cum:- Tk-..,,..,q.1m'irea.Ipd her e W e u e will Sogn ww Lg, Look uh Y -E2 fhislii' Q' '-22 ,Mr N' V X , '! Q 'H S21 : 5' SI ' y2 I 2 SN xi? QI' 1- S Sf uelkous 13 Q-EKK 1- g e 'N YQK XKJr gp E ,Q Q1 E in Chnfal. lglqr lyl ,- -- - info I -..----i --- 4, 0 Freshmen qolnq home Su-navs qolnq Home ' sg 5 --if . fs Q N --f! XX 'X '7' X , Q 'gl g d: ' Q 45554 'I W ' 'rv Jr, '2 Y The wqq fheq Sflnl thier Af'tCYYl00'15 hu nf Adele Q 5w,:,::,,, r, Q .X- Lcvq:1 U . Pnufst dw ,,1- J.. , ,- ' A 4 fav f g. X 1 ,L SQZX gg . i in 0 3 1547 nh' ' sixty-two FREEHNAN .vi 'S' i, N iw x , M QL Q . , 74 , 4 . , . r' 1 Q I 3 54 r V 5' 3' 'Y 'N ,J T? 4 Q, VM if 4 9 Q M ,..q-.w.......-n.-.a .,,q,g-,Ie-vznnsalg .fl-A ,T 11,2 Jr' N , 'l, , , ,H ,,,. '2'3Ii '1 f1'T'Tz:f?'T t': ::Lan w..' f'x:::4Q11':'irLitii-i'gg ,A ,nag -rg. nzfggjifffigrf-3 L f. ,.W,,,N , ,QAM Y ENGLISH 2 x ,Q sixty-five 1 f , , iff? ' , mf.:-' 1 gplfvirllsqv W Wwvmgwrwvwmw ? up-1, A ..-.--.Q u,.....-.4-.uw ,2 X ,,. ,- A ,L 'if' ' - 37' - ' 4 1 f ' . 'K ' I -, -:gm , ' A ' A .- V , li . 1 i 4 -' '. . 5 HK A. 1 'V EL t S,-b.g.....i4',i2SN . , ff . H' 'f -6 4 .Q 1 fl P - l , 4 . V x , ,, ,I xy.-.yy M i Y.. .I Q f. J ga , jg ' wiw wiv. W..-wH . if t GSsunW ?Q..,,, mf 01.4, Q-131 yi ' f? i:+Rk.,,v W., W,...,.. W. , , .. . . . . ,. . ,, ... .. ,, ., U. ,, . N. ..., .mv , ,V-W..- A .- .vm-f..,.,,f-.....-...,..f,....,f' -1 W-W A ff 4 H ,- ,W ,WN.-..,,N..,,.,,.,.,,Q,.,M...,M,..,.,.q .H.,.,..m . ,M ...M 1 'x--., f'..'f Q i mx. I ffm 5 'n1Y vw. ENGLISH 1 .5 , L-,W .vw V , 441, ,,-,,.,-..,.,.?..,,,,.M.,,.,.L,,: 1-VA., 3. sixty-six ATHERT A EDITORIAL ERE we are, the Freshmen of Atherton, the poor little creatures who drawl out a Hello! to the Sophomores, give a smile to a passing Junior, but meekly cast eyes YIQQE5 to the ground when in the presence of a Senior. All during the summer months we looked forward to the great day to dawn when we should be High School students. We knew that, being Freshies, we should be teased, and that our path would not be showered with roses, but that here and there thorns would be scattered. Then came the eventful first day, with the usual confusion but with an un- expected welcome that warmed our hearts toward Atherton. After the confusion we found ourselves in English II. We are now looking forward to being Sophomores, and we hope that we shall possess that air known as Sophomoric that impresses the Freshmen so. However, lowly as we are, we conceive that life is merely 'fa ladder resting on a cloud, and if we wish to achieve success, we must ascend that ladder, step by step. We are now at the bottom, one foot poised in mid-air, ready to ascend the next step. In time we shall reach the top! -Martha Baringer, '31 sixty- seven 'frRQnm 'YTrmm lillldll. U l 3.1 X wfffff-f..5gN pxglguqj-r,fd44n,5-W-L wx---- fl uf V 1 is nm i 5 I LLAll.':l xzcxiwx X4-v-4 W MMM .I LI..- ATHERTCN -Q V L A V U I YV f 'M 1 .- Q QD 'xwso 0 fffrff I f 'Q' - 1 'N ' W A 8 Vw U. I- A Raumson. AET IVlTlE5 f-'E x ATHERTON . L L, ' -. ? un ri 51 l , . 'K 'LQ ,FKLIKKL--L. fi-5732? g',-'..kz.?,- K. ?K.i,, ' -411 Vw., .L .i ,K .K 'NVEIIL gf' :NV , K T .i A I W L I -R ' , . L ,L .- ,. L, . , L,,. x. Lg. L .L -UNK T L L LfLe?wiL--Sw LL.L,.... .LLL , L, -- L .: L-LsfL--L, - ..,, B- . 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' N K I L. .'.LL 25.1.1 STUDENT COUNCIL seventy-one GAT 1-IEPUFON 'wmnI F STAFF OF AERIAL seventy-two ATHERTON XE ' eq e,.,e an oRcHE TRA JM 44: .I DIRECTOR, Miss Josephine ?erry Helen Barrow Vivian Bower Dorothy Cohen Ruth Dohrmann Eleanor Fegenbush FIRST VIOLINS Martha Garst Kathryn Lee Harsh Celeste Herold SECOND VIOLINS Violet Koster Alberta Miller B-FLAT CLARINET Virginia Micou CELLO Alethea Reno BAss TROMBONE Bessie Hand DRUMS Luella Hickerson PIANO Dorothy Strain Virginia Reno Catherine Scif res Naomi Stockoff Dorothy Newman Altha Taylor .seventy-three 1 Tmmmmlllrl o .1 .:eff?-.e-. 'Wwrnf I 4 , mv? Bernard Ingals. . Eunice Ingals. . . Bradley Ingals. . Lois Ingals .... Hugh Ingals .... Dagmar Carroll. Julia Murdoch. . Ronald Murdoch . Mrs. Bradley ..... Rhoda . ...... . Leo Day ....... Elliot Kimberly . Noel Derby .... ATHERTON i Fourth Annual Senior Play . 1 w I I The Goose Hangs High By LEWIS BEACH November 18-19, 1927 8:15 P. M. CAST NOTE-Where two names appear for one character, the one given first will take the part on Friday evening, the other on Saturday evening. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES SCENE-Colonial living room of the Ingals' home. . . . . . . . . .Dorothy Stout Vivian May Grady . . . . . . .Maurine Fuson Martha Jenkins . . . . . . .Katherine Sebolt Uta Cobb Hutcheson .........Ruth German Margaret Carpenter Mary Katherine Morton Dorothy Bills . . . .Isabel Moore Elizabeth Kelley . . . .Jeanette Reno Carolyn Wile . . . . . .Dorothy Reed .........MaudPerry Katherine Seaton . . . . .Camille Fanelli Isabel Ross . . . . . .Vivien Gatz . . . .Cecil Cowherd ... Jean Frankel ACT I. Time-December 23rd, 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon. 'Wanting' and 'getting' mean the same thing in this house. Oh, their goose hangs high' ACT II. Time-December 29th. Curtain falls to indicate the passing of half an hour Maybe they think they're going to run this roost now. But they're not! ACT III. Time-December 30th. Oh, but Granny, it is important. seventy-four . -La 9 JL- 45 .-af 1 5, F . sri :Z , -. -J' . V ' vrggj' , Y. ,Jw ,gk w L: Q -- 'Q ' :R fr, Q' db, T 3 ?, '31 E Y,-Mv.,EL ,,,, V .ji 27 A 51 F ,V K , Y TLV, f ' ff '... :Q':zz-L'm:sgL:.:t.'.rQ.,4.:L s,g::Q w,'-Mx-. .u,,-W,, .4 1. ,.,4, -, ,,.,...1.,.,N,...M..,Qm.fN-.m..- .QM , . -:,35?,.5:, 3' .w.........s , z fi 3 n s ,Ry , -. N w w 1 seventy-five K W ALM A gn :Twig Z T 'Wmr5ff'.pf ATHERTON WE'LL ALL BE READY ALWAYS III- ACT 8 I seventy-szx .- - f . A , .ATI-IERIPON M f 5,,,,1es ,A he-D' E xxf- ...I ' 2 5 ll l H I MEMBERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-J. M. ATHERTON CHAPTER ENGLISH VIII-Dorothy May Braun, Vivian May Grady, Josephine Jackson, Elizabeth Kelley, Marjorie Lanham, Isabel Moore, Bess Pope, Carolyn Ray, Dorothy Reed, Katherine Sebolt, Myrtle Stilz, Mary Frances Walz, Vivian Will, jestine Young. ENGLISH VII-janeth Crawford, Eleanor Dawson, Adele Pfingst. GRADUATES NOT INCLUDED IN 1927 ANNUAL- Mabel Louise Childs, Alice M. Doll, Elizabeth M. Feamster, Jean H. Frankel, Rebecca Freedman, Ruth Maurine Fuson, Mary A. Heinrich, Leona King, Juliet Loefiier, Regina Obrecht, Marjorie L. Rogers. ENGLISH VII SPEAKING CONTEST-Elizabeth Edinger, Katherine Sebolt. STATE LATIN CONTEST, JUNE 1927-Isabel Moore, 1st Place, Juniors, Minnie Thigpen, Honorable Mention, Seniors, Marjorie Miller, Honorable Mention, Freshmen. NATIONAL ORATORICAL CONTEST-Donie Carmack, Winner, District Four. BETTER BUSINESS PRIZE-Dorothy Cuneo, June 19279 Rebecca Freedman, February 1928. TIMES MEDAL FOR EFFORT-Alice Price, june 1927 g Mary Frances Smith, February 1928. SENIOR HONORS-June 1927, Minnie Thigpen, lst, Evelyn Keisker Zubrod, 2nd, Helen Alden Kline, 3rd. February 1928, Mary Alicia Heinrich, lst, Mary Katherine Morton, Zndg Jean H. Frankel, 3rd. SOPHOMORE HONORS-Martha Lucas, june 1927 g Rosalie Schulman, February 1928. GEOMETRY PRIZE-Jennie Martin Lee, February 1928. AERIAL HONORS-Awarded by the Kentucky High School Press Association: Loving Cup for best single engraving, work done by Lola Womack, 1927. Loving Cup for best feature article For Credit Received written by Elizabeth M. Feamster, 1927M. seventy-seven ATHE1Q,ToN Mgr- ' 'I' I D B I 'l' CJD .E rl Y ar'- .ma X RY' if 9 6, wig? 923- Ilkda V.,- QEA V -w 426 Q 1' .kg 554 vw pw lj '4 EAM. LK H 4427 QL I A Caffe? ' Q , 05 . li I' fi ff! Rx? vp- X5 L.. Q ' ' , ' 73 5 1 HHI- U . - 4' SCI-l0oL OPENS FIRST BANK DAY 6YH'S TREAFGEWT .,sl1L,.,,1,4 v , Q X t ' 1 -x A D one DAY Ha llawe e 77 9 A0121 v-Qgtdd iNTlfR A NED 3 431: A T ,nm , P .3 fy, 1 Amo x W3 XQ 44 X N snow 0- 24 5 5 'A QW ' 'AEF3' 35,9 1 I Nor.Ke.:?:u 'Fu1lSWimQ J'Eg!gEy,::lue'-i:::-3' v-'WQWSTSEBP to-L'-al o J-Q3 6 Q Q . X I X 1 s ..- xb hxAe.n+s.- --EQH L Q1 gwlve if 731-5 gifs-s.f:T.1f' is EEE? hu ll P5?-'- If F3 gifs! 811233 ff22.1f,5' ' mu. V' . 7?1 fvss jifervfelvqfff 77ll.S'f, 1 gd.-qqxnw C ,X 1 '13 gow, .IGM an kv. 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I tri-QE Goiecm Sggls mf vs 26:3 WB N ff 04. 1 im -l x -ff I Q f ... ,nf gigs . ' 1 Q an N , y ff eva .-. Q27 QQ ' -i 94? DA Nce -, 2 nnrf Ann NM 1 ' .f 5 U 3 P 8 ogvsif' bfq 5 iz!- ,rui -4 2 2 ,.,- . 2 , , 1 . ' at 95 l3oQfX,R1cT3E efg'gg nj? Emnslwf K K ata WSW Q me I gif School Closes vcd seventy-nine J ATHERT mmm? ART DEPARTMENT PROGRAM ,Q X' eighty ATI-I 4 E. ye A, EI 3, 3 Q M V rg? M223 The Atherton Athletic Association LYDIA HACKWORTH, President DULCENIA STRAEFFER, Vice-President MARIE CASTLEMAN, Secretary FRANCES LUCKETT, Freshman Representative The Atherton Athletic Association was organized in the fall of ninet h d d d een un re an twenty-five, to promote Athletics at Atherton. All games, both inter-scholastic and inter- l c ass, come under its supervision, and only members are permitted. to participate. It also sponsors annual Tennis and Swimming contests. The chief fall activity is Hockey, ending with the game with the Louisville Girls' High School in December. Any girl who is a member of the Hockey team and plays in as many as three games is awarded a large UA. After Hockey come Volley Ball, and Basket- ball. In the spring there are Swimming, Baseball and Tennis. . N umerals are awarded for participation in any four out of the six games in all the inter-class games. Four sets of numerals are equivalent to a large old English A, the possession of which is a high honor. -Lydia Hackworth, '28 eighty-three IATHERTON 2' -Terri? . Trams cf' UW! WWE' :ATI-IERTQN Hockey FIRST HOCKEY TEAM 1 Dorothy Bills, Captain, C. F. Douschka Sweets, L. I. Margaret Scoggan, Alberta Guckert, R. I. Elizabeth McNeill, Eva Bauer, R. W. Marjorie Smith, Dorothy Cate, L. H. B. Dulcenia Straeffefy Martha Bell, L. VV. Margaret M0U'fg0m9fY SECOND HOCKEY TEAM Alice Bean, Captain, C H. B. EmilY HOIUHHS, C- F- Katherine Sebolt, Lydia Hackworth, R. I. Louise Lee, Margaret Levey, L. W. M, Hambleton, Lucille Thierman, R. l. Mona jenkins, Anna May Smith, R. W. Agnes Rhodes, SCORES Atherton 7-Collegiate 0 Atherton 1-Kentucky Home School 1 Atherton 2-Girls' High School 1 eighlygbur 'M A- JENNIE LEE, Captain SUE ATHERTON, Captain ATHERT I Basketball SENIORS- AGNES RHODES MONTANA BREITFIELD MARGARET MONTGOMERY MARJORIE SMITH MARGARET SCOGGAN HAZEL HOLLOWAY ANNA MAY SMITH LYDIA HACKWORTH, POLLY LEE DOROTHY KRAUSS Captain IUNIORS- G LUCILLE SEATON LOUISE LEE DULCENIA STRAEFFER ELISE MEYER ALICE BEAN MARGARET BROWN ELIZA DURHAM EVA BAUER SOPHOM OR ES- DOROTHY MINTON PHYLLIS CARY MARIE CASTLEMAN MARY ELIZABETH LANGAN MILDRED YOUNG VIRGINIA RENO, ELIZABETH ELLIS Captain FRESHMEN- A ROBERTA LIEBRNECHT MARY JANE UPTON HELEN POPE ALICE RENNEY MILDRED GUNTHER ELSA WEISSER MARY JONES eighty-five K Q I 1 'NIH '--' ff' ATHERTON Volley Ball SENIORS- EDNA MAE KELLER CATHERINE HENNIES MILDRED PENCE UTA COBB HUTCHESON MARGARET SCOGGAN HAZEL HOLLOWAY MONTANA BREITEIELD JANE HQWELL LILLIAN TICHENOR Captain ANNA MAY SMITH JUNIORS- ALBERTA HUBER HELEN SMILEY Q , MARJORIE SMITH EMILY HOMANS V?'L DOROTHY KRAUSS af f! V ALICE BEAN LOUISE BRUCRERT DULCENIA STRAEFFER, HENDY LEE HAMILTON Captain MARIE MILLINGER DOUSCHKA SWEETS BEULAH PFEIFFER LILLIAN GRADMAN MARIE CASTLEMAN ELLA RIDDLE VIRGINIA FISCHER JEAN DAWSON ESTER DREISBACK DOROTHY MINTON FRESHMEN- LEETIS SHACKLEFORD BERNICE LUCAS ELSA WEISSER MARTHA BARNES LUCILLE HOWARD LILLIAN KOPF SOPHOMORES- LOUISE CARLE CECIL COOKE CHARLOTTE TERRY JENNIE LEE MARJORIE MILLER LOUISE BOHNE ELISE MEYER Captain VIRGINIA DEICKS, MARY JANE UPTON Captain EUGENIA BECK ETHEL JONES eighty-six M Swimming Events 50-YD. DASH 80-YD. DASH INTER-CLASS RELAY CANDLE RACE Form CRAWL SIDE-STROKE BREAST-STROKE DOROTHY KOHNHORST vrr, ,I,I',jI HELEN POPE, Champion Tennis DOROTHY KOHNHORST, Champion ALICE BEAN, Runner-up eighty-seven ATI-IERTON 'Z mmnnmm l fXTHER,TON THEN ANC! NEW Qs r ur ev QS! 'ft ed' 4 I ur Y T i R3 'Some people az? -I-hsy LI ,,.-f ,K I 90 'q N' 57 . '5' , I flu 6 3313-1 .42 - U f I 2 ? L cz A 1 R I ff- Swsm nunf? if B 'k + ban 'QD' QQ .K 5 10 sm . - 1 VAX Flack m .,f -Z: 4' gg. -,f- gg Hourev M Bufebblf T-CS'INl1.I5 A 1 i P n x 1 K ghty gh HLIMDFI ATHERTON Q C-nr , ,. . .., T .W , i ,i .V p-A 5 I Rmmxu ,I Pffvvrnel HUMOR ' Absence makes the grades grow lower. 000000000 MISS GOUGHKAACHH anyone tell me when the revival of learning took place? DIT-AAJUSt before midyearsf' 000000000 VVhen we take a Latin test, some gessit, others fecit, a few capiet, but most missit. 000000000 ADELE P.- I passed your house last night. ISABEL M.- Thanks 000000000 TEST QUESTION-l'N8.mC five important characters in Julius Caesar. ANSWER- Anthony, Caesar, first soldier, second soldier, third soldier. 000000000 All that shines is not serge. 000000000 ALICE F.- Have you heard the story of the wicked flea. Pl? EDITH F.-f'What about it? ALICE F.- The wicked flee when no man pursuethf' 000000000 PROF.- If there are any dumb-bells in the room, will they please stand up? After a long pause, one lone Freshman rises. PROF.- Well, I'm glad there is at least one person in the room who is not afraid to admit it. FRESH.- Oh, that's not it. I just felt sorry for you standing alone. X xi ninety-one ATHEFLTON -Q- F ' nl-1 l m ff ,' , 1 g 1 3 L ' 'f'- :KV K K 1' ,X A -Nat Wax Bun-M1 fm--1-iff-'sew-4 Q' 13 N W , :Yf Kkfk E wxyk if Vrli ryrky .VLVLKKL , K 1 - VV A W il N x pQ Am !! 1 , r xkf,yk K K' I 7' Q 1... , 1 1 'X , L 'Gym- hPtlgvcr 91:K5mxgYid5Yar'.QS'V bb, X X,.-fwlgg A, H A , ' 2 'a.xx,ax,Qxx,x xyg,,,,,, 1-.1MfYx, Q lflqwlwlw t -1 2 4 II Ov r-S t W ew 4 by , ' 'fwg W Y 'O ' OYX .- ,XJR 'X EX xx ef' . Q X01 X ' ' 5? iz 3 lx - Q 'J V, FSH 1. 5 4 L. .5 , '53 I ' , XA M f-X ww A ' 'QZMRQNSV N Aljwm .1 A I 'Q 'MP L If , ' 1 9 K f ' at-az: WX xi. s N 1 ely two S AZTHE-RTON IW'r1rn--.T ,g COP- Who was driving when you hit that car? DRUNK Ctriumphantlyj- None of usg we were all on the back seat. 000000000 ALMA H. Cvery anxiously just before exam.j- What did Homer write? ADELE G.- The Oddity and The Idiot, didn't he? 000000000 CAESAR CT0 the tune of America? My Caesar, 'tis of thee, Short road to lunacy, 0'er thee I rave. Another month or so 0f studying thee, I know Will send me straight below, Into my grave. 000000000 A. M. SMITH- What kind of time did you have in New York? LYDIA H.- Eastern standard time. 000000000 CAROLYN W.- The first date in history was about 400:B. C. HELEN L.- Who had it? 000000000 Miss TAYLOR- Where was Hamilton killed? C. BENSINGER'l'OH page 123, I think. 000000000 PRINCIPAL PARTS Cafter Mr. Smithj Pillo, pillere, sleepe, snorum Bugo, bugere, itchi, scrutchum Pigo, pigere, squili, gruntum Marko, censure, suspensi, bouncus ninety-three - A I ,v I IT7'iT'H7ffi,? f I ' V Y' ,Z .ATHERTON I? ww? 1 '1 ,. 5 K C W, F vi K' ninetyfour x AT H E 12:17 0 N Iii .. I-ul -r ff ff .4. 'z , ' ,- I7 KIND OLD LADY-USO you are the sole survivor of a shipwreck. Tell me how you came to be saved. WAYFARER- Well, you see, I changed me mind on sailing day. 000000000 IDEAL HISTORY TEST 1. Who fought the French and Indian War? 25 What year was the War of 1812? 3. Discuss the Swiss Navy. 4. Who served as President during Lincoln's administration? 5. After whom was the Jay Treaty named? 6. Who were the two men who headed thelLewis and Clark Expedition? 000000000 ONE-ACT PLAY A Delightful Study Period SETTING-A study hall at the beginning of the term. The teacher is trying to make the class come to order. TEACHER-'iJUSt how do you girls expect anyone to preserve order in here? GIRL IN CORNER- Get a preserve jar and administer the cold pack, or go out in the hall and start a traiiic jam. TEACHER Clast remark unheardb- I will read the attendance. Mary jones? Dorothy Doe? CHORUS'-llAbS6Dt.', CGeneral popping of gumj TEACHER- Mary Smith? Etc., etc. Iona Ford Truck? GIRL IN CORNER- DO you? TEACHER- Did you speak? GIRL IN CORNER- NO, mam. TEACHER-AAWCII, in the future talk only when you speak. Do you hear? GIRL IN CORNER-IAHCHY what? CGeneral popping of gumj With patience, the well-exhausted teacher resumes the roll. TEACHER-IIYOU girls get entirely too much liberty. GIRL IN CORNER- Give us liberty or give us death. TEACHER-iiWhO said that? UNSEEN GIRL-llP3tfICk Henry. GIRL IN CORNER- Tattletale. CBell rings. Exit teacher, hastily.j ooooOoooo Hey, whatcha doin' down there? Building a subway. How long before it'll be finished? About four years. Oh, well, I guess I'll take a cab. K 32' ninety-five ,- . .,-9 .lllligzr K ATHHQRTGN Triiiaim QL dnl iis viii' Ei' F55 XX... 3 H 1: 1 f E is E 5 22 sf 3 E 2 f- .11 1. 5 E as Q S! 1. v 5 W. 3 E 5 ... - , f . ,. ,ng. , . , ,M ,Q :ei ng all ,sl :mf 35 Q 5, 1 ,u E. 53 WC 'W 5 :bv 55 fs W E65 31 W 3 me :ei sw ,K , fc Qs .1 H va H 5 1 2? if 1 , A 5. 1-. E W Nz ,W