Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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1 ,. 5, 1 Q, ,, 'Til-ILE EQQ li FRANCES FANELLI ' Once you hear her sweet voice in a plaintive melody, you feel as if you must fall in love with someone. There's no resisting Babe's charms. LOUISE FILMER Tiger, tiger, burning bright -you won't be bright for long if Weeger, with her visions of big game hunt- ing, gets a lucky break. WILHELMINE FILMER How you're going to slip of to Parkway Field and give the Colonels a cheer when you're lending your sweet presence to the sick room of some demanding patient- that's what's worrying us. LUCILLE FUGATE We never guessed how heart- throbbingly masculine Lucille could be until her talents showed forth in the senior play. BEss1E MAE GLORE Bessie is friendly and con- genial with everybody who does not call her Bess. m 'WWlmml WANOA M. GORBET Wanda isn't afraid to work hard, and what's more, she can keep asweet disposition at the same time. MADORA JANE GORDON Dody's working out her own hunt and peck system on the typewriter in preference to the touch and go technique of the Commercial Department. Listen-can't you hear her? BERT GREER p Bert's popularity is well known. And who will ever forget that compelling mas- culine voice of hers which thrilled her audience? SARAH MARGARET HATFIELD Little Haqield is clever, and clever ,enough to conceal it from the motley throng. Yep! Guess she's pretty good! , , EDNA LOUISE HAUBRICH' t Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp -that's why Eddie is still trying to reach high C. twenty-one A J A f

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.LAETI-IE1Q,TO1Y' Wi? - - - - I ' M - mmmqmg MARY CATHERINE DAWSON Her jolly, breezy personality ought to help Dawson a lot in her ambition to marry a millionaire. LULA DE HAVEN Q Lou's interests are divided between riding horseback and driving an A ustolac, but wherever she goes, her laugh goes with her. ADELE ELIZABETH DEIBEL Prizes and trips for her can- ning and cooking ability .have up become, an ordinary part of Del's life. I CAROLYN Doon When Carolyn appears as a criminal lawyer, A any sensi- ble district attorney will refrain from opposition and end up by taking his good-looking opponent to dinner. EMILY DOUP Banjo players and Bing Crosby are her interests at present. But do keep those big dark eyes EU, Emily! ' , D v'-Jr CHRISTINE ALTHAIRE DRISCOLL Terry reminds us of those vivacious girls McClelland Barclay paints for maga- zine covers. SALLY DURRETT Sweet things seem to belong to Sally, and we know she will make a success of that little flower shop of which she dreams. FREDA ECHOLS She likes to walk better than to eat,' she likes to eat better than anythingj and from the way she took her part in the senior play, she evidently likes to act. KATHERINE ALVA EDWARDS Give her a rhythmic tune, a polished floor, and a hand- some partner-Gump's happy feet will do the rest. MARIAN , EDWARDS This is how one of the rarest creatures in this part of the country looks. By sheer force of will, Marian has remained sweet, simple, and girlish through four years at Atherton. ami n twenty

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, - ATHERTON A . fl W I 1 - Q I mr-'Z MARY HERPEL Here is a business manager who somehow jinds time and ability to manage Aerial and also to serve on the staj' of the Annual. She rates Honor Society, too! ALICE LOUISE HILLEN Alice has such expressive hands that when words fail A her, we 'all know what she ' means anyhow. MARIE WOODFIN HOGE Meezie's nonchalant poise on all occasions is truly re- markable. She should offer a course in this subject. 'YYXQML HELEN HoLRovD A book of verses, provided they're modern, will keep Helen contented. Now,Iif she can find a loaf of bread, to take away the taste of those reinforce- ments 'she just licked, her simple needs will have been supplied. HAZEI. .CAROLYN HUBER Hazel's athletic ability is equaled only by her bent for dramatics. The star of many a baseball game certainly- .made a good looking man in the play. MARGARET HUDDLESTON Peg's magnetism and highly developed sense of humor, added to her knack of getting and holding executive posi- tions, are going to lure some business man into giving her a big place in this world by and by. MARIE G. HUFF Somebody 'is wondering if she can always be sure of Somebody. Ask him. T hat's' the best way to Jind out. ETHEL LEE HUGHES Our little red-headed alto, Tiny, has a captivating twinkle in hereeyes. Maybe she isn't always' up to mischief-maybe. ' LILLIAN HUMPHREY There's nobody who has ac- quired the fine art of gig- gling the way Lill has. And she ought to get a patent on those dimples of herst Hum rbsfdl MILDRED JAMES You'll never be able to say, No, when Fido smiles at you appealingly and ojfers to sell you three pairs of non-run hose for a dollar. twenty-two DG?