Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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XI!! , - 226, ffl CATHERINE EDELEN When Catherine has a shop of her own, let's all the members ,f of the Class of '35 meet there ,173 and talk over old times. What do you say? LUCILLE EDWARDS Besides bein a member o the g f Honor Society, member of the Student Council, and a win- U . . l ner in the State Latin Con- ei test, 'Cille is one of the most popular girls at Atherton. , ,N , 1 ESTIIER EGELIIOFF Esther was our capable repre- sentative in tl At , zern State Band rleans. She 's also L a ie Girl l L Sco , 1 ' ,g only one merit to ecovne an Eagle EMILY EICI-IORN Wfith that adorable little turned- up nose and those blue eyes dancing 'with laughter, Emily will probably attain her lofty wish-to live in a penthouse with an ideal husband. CAROLYN ELLIS Taking dictalionfrom the Presi- dent ofthe United States is a lofty ambition for the average person, but not for Carolyn. Her smile spells success! MIQSEAZ.. I L . G , rclfwwq v MARY ELIZABETH EMLER Mary Elizabeth has just thrust upon a surprised Atherton her desire to be a blues singer with Rudy Vallee. Besides being musically inclined, she goes out for golf and tennis. 1759 WILLIE OFFUTT EVVALD Amiable, conscientious Willie Wwe know that 'whoever her future employer may be, he will count himself a lucky man. ALBERTA FEGENBUSII Behold an all-round Ather- 5, tonian! Alberta is a whiz in , Latin prose, an adept for- 'Ib ward in basketball, a model kZZ 2e!ca1i make fi I ll Ruthwantsto ear tso mor some day. We'll wager that with those blond curls she'll have no trouble getting her wish either as a private secretary or a Hollywood star. ,- RUTIJFIIQIER ,zzz IDA MAY FINCH Ida May's aspiration is to be a song evangelist. She makes collecting song books her hobby, She'll be winning a young man's heart with her soi s ome day. Wx . , 4? 6 If seventeen 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

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-E EW. S .DOROTIIEA FINGER V I I'Vith your artistic ability, Dorothea, ten years, from now you will probably be hailed as an outstanding portrait painter, GLADYS FITZHARRIS Gladys would like to work in an ogice-but just for a while. The big world beckons her to come and look it over. Bon 5 vo. age, Gladys! 'lllkk ffj Agn ffl gift, rigjlp w., I Il KAI Z MARGUERITE FLEISCI-IAKER Although Marguerite possesses the bluest, most slurnberous eyes in school, we feel sure she needn't rely solely on them in the future, because Marguerite has everything it takes to get along. HELEN FoRwooD . Helen would like nothing better' of the future than a place in the limelight as an outstand- ing nature authority. She was active in the Social Service Club at Atherton. SHIRLEY GAILLARD Shirley is as sweet and un- assuming as her soft, southern voice. M'dear, if ever you teach school, we'll all come sit in the front row and gape in admiration. Q f W ' 'J s- 15 Q 15 LULA GARDHOUSE Lula has the jolliest, most in- fectious laugh at Atherton, and she's generous with it. Her home ec. pupils will never be bored with that laugh brightening up the clas room. wa. CHARLOTTE GEORGE It is Charlotte's aspiration to become an employee in her father's store. Within a few years we expect she will be employing others. L I EDITH GEORGE Although Edith hasn't the faint- est idea about her future MO from her previous record we 303 can vouchsafe that it will be very worth while. She'sflrst- rate! I ESTHER GORDON Esther is one grand gal! She has patience and understand- ing-two qualities that are very much needed, for she teaches sewing to little eight- year-old colored lassies. p HELEN GORDON Helen collects dogs-live and china-just at present, but in ten years it will probably be Chippendale. Doesn't she admit that her secret passion is interior decorating? .f- 5 9 4 I eighieen 1