Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Y. f ,f f ,f-'M el ,s to 1 VI-uw HINKLE DOROTHY ms KAmuzR Mary, when you start your Down by the river you're apt kindergarten, you had better to jind Dorothy. She revels use the Armory, for it will in everything that goes with take the largest room possible the Ohio-swimming, canoe- to hold all your adoring ing, camping, and a certain pupils. tall young man. LUCILLE HOFEIQKAISIP KAY KELLY ' ,M When Gabriel blows his haf '71 X' Kayisthelittle brunette who had he'll have nothing on Lucille A ,he enviable habit of moozmg 26'-in and her lfuwfpet' Remember in English-after lunch. how mqfesncally She num' But she's wide-awake on the Peted W fhalnl and the subject of attending art school applause? she won at the next year. , V rnuszcale. I 3 Ll., ,. W . L 1 .t ETHEL HOGAN MAIIJORIE ICERR When ?thel takes up priofes- Do you see that vioacious girl siona nursing 'way own yelling, We 'want a touch- ,yonder in New Orleans, she down! and waving a college will either cure her patients pennant? That's Marjorie, with dry wit or let them die always the personijication of laughing. pep. f.',c,lwQ, 7 +0 0 ' JANE HORRELL LILY IQERSHAW Actress, artist, poet-Jane has T071 yea -Y f 70771 'WW the Walls 0f an army of talents, all sorne great church will echo clamoring to be developed. If 'wflh 511980111671 notes 0f ffl-'2 she doesn'trnake dress design- U'CF0mPl1-Yhed Ofgflflff-V51 JMU-Y ing her work, she may become Lily Kershaw. Lily was our a Bemjmfdt 0, a Millay' class pianist when we were juniors and she was swell. HAMILTON HOWARD MARJORIE KING The Editor of Aerial has Marjorie is as full of pep and flaming hair and a flaming 0 puns asa pixie. .She draws, pen, and she's no less a fire- '- -fwml-9, Play-Y 507112151 and Lives brand when you know her. C7 lust about anything else that 'Keep those Jires of genius M-,Q 115 P0- f1CulfWl3' KWWWS- W b14yni71g,Han1f Q 2 fail, Sl1vB'S IWL all'7'01UI-d gill. Q 2 4, fi I twenty :I

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AkD'7W0.s.f Ill!! N . NATALIIE GRABFELDER ' Here is one petite senior who can remember dates-his- torical ones. She knows when, where, and why every battle was fought. In short, she is a talking encycloperg. '17 ORA IVIAE GREGG Don't worry about not being able to give talks, Ora Mae. Re- member-' 'Silence is golden. 'ID K YIHERINE Glzovlss Katherine has a gr-e-at big dictionary that she won in the C.-J. Spelling Contest. When she teaches spelling, she can use it, though she really 'won't need to. ftfvwcca. MARY FRANCES UTHRUZ ltlary Frances has won contest after contest, until the Guthrie menage needs must have a cabinet for her trophies. With this record behind her, she'd like to teach mathe- matics in a college. GEORGIA GUTIG V 'NCJ What an impressive banker Georgia will be some day. But how the book exchange is going to operate without her- that is the question. 771ml 1757 ELMYRA HALL Riding in an automobile Elmyra says is her favorite pastime. Not bad, my dear, especially if you're riding with someone of your choice. Venue! 7,1-7 4 frsr 7724s. Cbfeslef. 23.-...J GENEVIEVE HAMBRICH Happy-go-lucky we'd call Gene- vieve. She believes in a good time, always. She'll soon find that position she hopes for, we wager. DOROTHY HARTSTERN A brilliant chemistry student, Dot is destined to become even more illustrious. Some day, no doubt, she will be lecturing on fahemlj the new arealis consporitum dis- covery! IWINNIE HEBEL Fond of art and sewing, and good in both, Miriviie is going to be a designer. We'll have to pay staggering prices for her creations, but they'll be chic and worth it! lfy1.4..QJ LUCILLE HETTICH Dancing a tango to the tantaliz- ing music of a peppy orches- tra in an elite night club is Lucille's idea of living. Shake, pall , K. 5ffliQ,f,l!Jcw 49 4? If nineteen 1 O

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A67 Her drawin s have won UNIX!!! JADWIGA ICLEPINSKA I Yaddy, exotic and striking- I looking, has added much to I the fun our class has had both ' in school and out. CAROLYN KNIGHT Carolyn 's going to study dramat- ic art and will probably be another Ethel Barrymore, but we'll remember her as the cute little blond who always got one hundred per cent on chemistry tests. We'll re- member her ready laugh, too. VIRGINIA IQNIGHT We envy Virginia for her poise and sophistication and for the way she can dash off the grandest themes in English class without the slightest 119-021. 'Tm 'el 19.27 7f1fJhTTtQ-ti .Gum NIARY LOUISE KocII Next year residents on Mortorz Avenue will look in vain for the girl who carried a saxo- phone out to a tan Ford and loaded it fthe carj full of friends. RUTH KOEHLER Q Nature has endowed Ruth with pre-eminent artistic ability. E prizes in the Botto Art Contest and the Louisville Safety Calendar project. Examine CLARA KUNZ A group of little black children just adore their Sunday School teacher, Miss Kunz. We, too, think she's swell! ELIZABETH LEISMAN The popular pastime of knit- ting has no more skilUul participant than Elizabeth. 30h for such nimble fingers! U4 p,5ZfA14fygZL7,J JEAN LEE LESLER I Jean Lee is the attractive, well- K dressed girl who makes all of 7 us turn green with envy every spring when she returns from Florida with that beautiful sun tan. iz, JEAN LovEJov Jeanie is one of our gayer so- phisticates. Our very humble guess is that she will some day abide in a penthouse as one of New York's most sought- after bachelor girls. GRACE LovETT Gracie has cute clothes and knows how to wear them. She knows how to swim, too. Beware, Lifeguards, she'lt break your hearts! her work in this Annual. af5'4Z I ' A if .md buy frm JJ,he5a' Q vo.-MJ wad f 1' 214-w94 'SY ZS lJa.Uu K13-JW' 5:40-ci 43 6? I twenty-one 1