Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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' 1 .WIKI BETTY BLUMER When Betty comes to class, she is so smart that 'we who ore always there blush for shame at our ignorance, especially in history class. X NIARIORIE BOLLINOIQR llfell-dressed Jllarjorie, 'who is outstanding in sports as well as studies, says her hobby is collecting jewelry. We wonder if she is referring to that good-looking lllanual ring or those unusual brace- lets she wears. N . DOROTHY BOND ' When Dorothy opens her beauty salon, the Class of 1935 will X turn out in a body, for Dot 4,7 has her own good looks to Xl ' recommend her. f' If LUCY BROWN Lucy, whose hobbies are eating and playing basketball, in- tends to teach school some day. She'll always be at the head of her class then. VIIQGINIA BROWN And our little shrinking violet yearns to be a florist! IfVell, Virginia, if you give custom- ers that charming smile, your flowers 'will sell them.- selves. ljilfo 9 CI-IARLENE BUTLER Charlene's giggle is as much an Atherton institution as her .scrumptious clothes and fast driving. Here's hoping you make a grand success out of dress designiizglicirlenzl ..-f , ,- '-1.4 IQATHRYN CARLTON ' Iflfilling to do whatever she can and guaranteed to do it well, Kathryn should have no dificulty in getting a position. NIARTHA CARSON The mellow tones of a cathedral pipe organ float out over a hushed congregation. The morning 'worship has begun and lllartha is seated at the organ! 91 rd 'L.Qf,-..f..,x'--5-,A EMILY CIIEATHAM Home economics is E1nily's strong point, and they say she can flip a jlapjack more expertly than most profes- sionals. In fact, she might make teaching foods her vocation. CATHERINE CLARK Catherine's as honest as trig is incomprehensible-she comes right out and admits her ambition to marry and raise all her children to be tight rope walkers. RCA 49 9 If fifteen 1

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EXXXINHI 1X lk -I ya RUTH ABRAHAM Ruth would like to find a secre- tarial position this fall: and since she has had such splendid training she cannot miss. Ruth isn't all busi- ness, however, for she loves to dance and to play ball. f rt? 'ffl fo OROTHY ALTHAUS 'J Butch is one of the best-liked girls in Atherton because she's so efervescent and sparkling. She'll get on in this world with her personality. LIBBY BAILEY Till the sun grows cold And the stars are old I And the leaves of the fudg- nient Book u1yfold - ff l we'll remernber Libby with her fragile beauty and gentle ways. Louisa BALDES Louise is the girl who does those grand irnitations of Garbo. No one can I tank I go home like Miss Baldes. In fact, it may become a profes- sion with her. ' l S -. , GQ, RUTH BANKS Eiergetic Ruth must eat Grape r Nuts. She not only walks to school every mornin g, but plays tennis all sumrner long. She plans to be a teacher when she has graduated from Bethel College. X. 1 W ILMAH BATES Wilmah is the little brunette who used to have those straight, black bangs, but they're every bit as attractive curled. The orchestra will have to get on as best it can 'without Wilrnah. LORETTA Lula BECKER When Loretta is private secre- tary to some big business man, we can say with pride, I told you so, because we who have been in her classes know how ejicient she is. EDNA NIAY BELL Edna May is interested in sew- ing, and she sews so well that no doubt she'll make her own trousseau. no l JANE BERNHEIM If we ever have lots of money, Jane, we'll go to your Chicago shop and buy one of your individually-designed dresses. J Jfpwf, D U 'ML m -TX XYILHELMINA BISHOP Willie thinks she'll teach kinder- gartenwbut the President of the National Honor Society will surprise us all and walk of with the Prince of Wales. That's how grand she is! 75 M, 'il Q9 . ag' U Jr g 1, 4? fi 'I fourteen 1

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YNY. X A winsome blond is Rachel, interested in swimming, reading, Robert Montgomery, and especially keen about drawin a large pay check. 611' 1- imwizv- -K -6ifCC-M4-1 RUhI NIARY LOUISE Cox N, With that piquant face, that mischievous smile, and those snappy cornebacks always ready, Mary Louise will break dozens of masculine hearts when she goes to Vir- ginia next year. 'YNUMLSJI WB? H305 ELOISE CRENSHAW Collecting elephants of any size, shape, or hue and winning prizes in old-fashhio ned square dances are Eloise's hobbies. ELIZABETH DAEUBLIE Wlzeri Elizabeth becomes a leader at some community center, we are sure all who know her will succumb to her dusky beauty and sympa- thetic heart. NIARY E. DEAVERS Dog, bog, fog-yipee! They rhyme! And thus was another Deavers' masterpiece written. Besides having been bitten by the poetic bug, Illary possesses the wanderlust, too. 116 ,S N I X M 9 px Y' I , , NIILDRED DESSE Jolly and full of pep, Mildred is the life of any party she goes to. On a dance jloor or a tennis court she's a whiz. N J EUNICE DERKSEN Eunice is our statuesgue blond who will make some tired business man a grand private secretary. Even her typing is an inspiration. f , LoU1sE DEVOL Louise is guaranteed to solve any and all trajic problems. Didn't she miraculously solve 'lg Atherton's? But her talents don't stop thereg she's plan- ning to write a Pulitzer Prize novel. 1 f zz. . f f -.f 1:-g2'ZffzL,! rf ' ,I 4 rv ,- ETIiEL DIETRICH Ethel has what it takes to progress-determination and stick-to-it-iveness. She'll make one swell secretary. 4,-0 HELEN DUFFY Because she is a competent artist and also has afondness for flowers, Helen has won a prize in a national flower ap- preciation contest. This is onily the beginning! is fb 6? If sixteen 1