Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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,Q .E 1311 Q. MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS There is simply no disputing the fact that gentlemen prefer blonds. Ask Mary Ellen! ANITA W1RoTz1oUs A A petite brunette with, a bent for neatness and men with black, curly hair-meet Anita. JEANETTE WOLDER Our Jennie is proclaimed a woman of the world by her modish gowns and her talent at bridge. Watch your laurels, Mr. Cul- bertson! ALBERTA WRIGHT Alberta has mastered not only the three R's but also the three S's -sense, sincerity, and style. mmm! X K qw AMELIA MAY YOUNG You will be an ejicient nurse in a few years, Amelia. But don't smile too sweetly on your patient, or his temperature may rise. EVELYN YOUNG A 97 for is it 98?j average is a mere incident in Evelyn's giggling existence. Always out for a good time, she excels as a hi r and hot dog eater. JAN YOUNG Good-natured, lovable, friendf ly I What a recommenda- tion for any girl! Jane simply oozes charm' from every pore. ' RUTH ZWICKER A beautiful, charming maiden is Ruth. Don't lose that blush of yours. I t's a rare and becoming asset. twenty- nine ig 2251 ix

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E' fl .A fQ,AT.I+LE.12-'Tom - Q WNW? lf U MARY AMELIA STREVIG Streve is a good sport and a - great pal. And as for the good turns she s always doing well she puts the boy scouts to shame' MARGARET STROHMEIER Margaret is a clever, witty girl, who is a whiz at sports She certainly goes places and does things especially with a basket ball Vrhm' VIRGINIA TAPPEHORN Vivacious and witty, with a new joke a minute Tappy is the peppiest girl you ever saw GAY TooMBs Gay is our sophisticated, an guorous charmer who is as fascinating as she is gay LILLIAN M URICH Blond, wavy hair lends charm to Lil, our artist and nature lover 250 EUGENIA VAN OVERBEKE , Genie has the rare quality of clear reasoning combined with fearlessness in expres- sing her thoughts In ad dztion, sweetness and order liness grace her character MILDRED A WAGNER Milly possesses an inborn entility and sweetness he can be depended upon to say the right thing at the right time as no other could say it OMA WALLACE A happy girl, who sings and dances her way through life, regretting mistakes but profiting by them that s Oma SYLVIA WEISS Generosity friendliness, and laughter characterize this true classmate X-X V1v1AN WILHELM We ll be envying Vivian her salary check some day Right now, we can t take our eyes o if her lovely dark hair NRA, twenty-eight DH

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ATHERTON lmlllfllnmmf The End of the lload path which ultimately leads to graduation It has not been an easy, road, but now that we have reached the dignified position of seniors, we are glad that we did not fall by the wayside. It is pleasant to reminisce over our years at Atherton. The humility of our fresh- man days, the sophistication of our sophomore year, the seeming importance we knew when we were juniors, and nowthe delightful feeling of being seniors, constitute events andjmemories that we all cherish. Most of us are glad that we shall soon. come to the end of our high school career and take up life's work, and yet our hearts miss several beats as we' think of leaving friends whom we love. Of course, we English VII's'have another term in which to dominate, but too soon will come the time when we shall set forth on an new jpurney with a' much steeper hill ahead than the one we fhave just climbed. b'In. the lives of all of us, there have been days when we felt that we should have to give up, because the lessons werertoo diflicultg 'yetras we come to the last Atherton milestone, we look back with pride and affection at our school. Because of the knowledge we have acquired and because of the contact we have hadwith various personalities, we are better equipped ,for life. 'May we always recall with gratitude the years we spent here and be proud that we attended a school where charac- ter and ability are exalted. r 'P g , I . ' Mary Fox, 'SZM TEP by step, year by year, we have followedthe 'CSI UCS! thirty