Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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l, ff - I ,- ,- gy -:2 A mmm? DOROTHY RANKIN Dot can always be depended upon for some unexpected remark which will startle everyone into laughter. If you're feeling the depres- sion, just call her. RUTH RANKIN If you're a poor bridge player-then beware of Ruth! She'sawhiz! LOTTIE LEE REIGEL Lottie Lee wants to be the private secretary of a ,good- looking young man. We know she will be ejicient. Her platinum hair spells success. :NIARJORIE ANNE .RESCH Driving a high-powered car is her ambition,' blonds her interest. Oo-oh, what a thrilling combination! DOROTHY H. ROBERTS Just to look at Dot, one could never imagine her being serious long enough to grow a g big ambition, yet she hopeslto be a world-famed interior decorator. Good luck to her! I .ATHERTON 8 , KATHRYN GRACE ROWLEY Kabby, our golden-haired leading lady, portrayed her natural seU when she played the charming Elise Challo- ner. FLORENCE SCHMITT Flo has the Wanderlust. Someday she'll be giving lectures on her travels, and then we're hoping to learn the real truth about the Chinese situation and con- ditions in Russia. EDNA SCHNEIDER Fortune tellers warn us to beware. a tall, blond, ex- tremely clever girl. Edna's just exactly that,' yet we all know she's not the least bit dangerous, but very lovable indeed. ANNA K. SCHOEFFEI. To have dollars and dia- monds seems a hopeless desire nowadays, but if they're to be had, Mike can get them. ' ' VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SCHOEFFEL In this day of bridge authori- ties and dietitians, if Vir- ginia isn't busy concentra- ting on what to bid and when, she's meditating on what to eat and when. It's a complex world! IE:-Jil f 393' twenty-six

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. RUBY BACON NICOLL How Rube can ever persuade her lazy drawl to keep ' in step with the whirl- wind vernacular of some reporters we know-that's what we can'tfathom. JOSEPHINE NIGHTINGALE Jo is different. She really appreciates good music in an age of jazz. Now that's a gift! HELEN NUCKOLS Poise, intelligence, and profi- ciency in athletics-what more could the modern girl desire? VIRGINIA NUNNELLEY Beautiful blue eyes and a wistful expression belong to Virginia. Her pupils in kindergarten are bound to love her. MARY LoU1sE O'NAN . Oh, what a woman our Mamie is! Her jolly laugh can make your blue Monday a red-letter day. fl :Ev ,L ,19 -AQ.-TI-JERTON ff? 4? 1 VIVIAN OTT To one curly blond head add a rose petal complexion, a heaping measure of intel- ligence, and ra quantity of business ability, and you have the business manager of our Annual -Vivian. GENEVA PARSONS Ask Geneva's string of secret admirers if you want to know all about her black, wavy hair, her good humor, and her other charms too numerous to mention. CLOTHA G. PICKLES, She's l i t t l e, Coochie is. Though we can't prophesy that she'll gain any addi- tional inches, we wager she'll gain a fine job some day. MILDRED CLARICE POHLMAN You can always count on Millie's keen sense of humor., She'll see the point every time. HELEN LEE POPE Pope is our winsome youngs- ter of fifteen. The only reason she hasn't swum the Channel is that we don't have one over here.. 11 ll' twenty-Jive

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XX - in AVA ScHULz Ava's, curls are appealingg Ava's drawings are darling 5 Ava's grand in sports. In other words, we like Ava a lot. EVELYN R. SCHWEITZER Ej7ie's ambition to reform Tappy is, we fear, a hope- less one. Put your charm- ing little self to work on ' other things, Evelyn. CAROLYN SELDEN I Carolyn's interests lie in de- signingg and while her good taste will be excellentshelp, her. deep, husky voice and her dark brown eyes should be so, too. MARTHA LOUISE SHERRILL Call ,her Martha Louise, and she'll glowerg call her Sher- rill, and she'll be her mis- chievous, rollicking seb', one of the delighdul Simp- kins twins from the play. XIRENE SHIVELY No patient could look for a friendlier, jollier nurse than , Irene will make,' and if she sings to him, he will decide to stay sick a while longer. ATHERTON A - - - I - I- - - w i 5 mWInm,l VIRGINIA SIMS Jerry may be indilferent, but not to good times. If Jerry likes you in a big way, .you're all right. MARTHADORA SMITH A friendly girl, always ready to talk, is our Dora. She gets more fun out of life than anyone we know. . K I A, ,J .V . JL,-, 4 FLORENCE STEIGNEIGJX ff - Florrie's business is tstudyg her pleasure, picture.,shows. Q Which comes first, business I or pleasure? We wonder. MARGARET STONESIFER Sifter is our all-round girl. She excels' in sports and studies, .does our hand- some leading man, Austin Bevans. -- CAROLYN STRAEFFER Don't worry, Carrie. You won't be an old maid, ex- cept by choice. Your live- ly talk and sincere help- fulness insure an abun- l dance of suitors. twenty-seven ug'