Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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IZIXIXIXJ DOROTHY ROBINSON Orchids to you, D. R., for your inspiring poetry, your dra- matic ability, and your aris- tocratic looks and charm! ' I 7.37 PIELENA ROBINSON Helena can make the most beau- tiful sunset with a daub of rose and her little finger. She's a picture herself with that modernistic b ck smock n fl e ' . Z' ' I-IIQLEN RoMMI1L l. We think when it comes to a true friend, Helen is the perfect example. SARAH RUPP Sarah is tall and graceful, with the kind of posture that our mothers wish we had. She plays a grand game of basket- ball and is interested in social service work. ROSIQMARY SABEL Rosie is blond, petite, and sweet as they come: She'll do any- thing for you from laughing at your puns to translating French and Spanish. And her giggle is a revelation! 2 Ulf' , QW MARY SAMPSON Mary is training to be an angel by playing her golden harp. But we think this is unneces- sary, for with her lovable dis- position she's already an angel! f 'f L:z r7f xl ELIZABIETII SANDERSON No class could get along without an Elizabeth-someone to MJ! XA! AM scold you into getting home- work or laugh you out of a headache. She's a comfort. 1 W O f I I mtg Je it tt DIQLINDA SCI-IAFER 'Q A! Delinda will make an inv u- able librarian. She's never too busy to help you or to answer your questions, how- ever silly they may be. FRANCES SCI-IAFER Although this is Frances' first term at Atherton, she has become one of our outstanding girls. Originally from I owa, she has proved herself very adaptable to Atherton ways. , ADELE SCHIQIRICI-I - dele swings a mean tennis racket and shakes an even meaner test tube in the chem- istry .labg but we'll remember her longest as Ojicer Pup! if if I twenty-five I

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LN XJ EX! I NANCY NEWHALL V Nancy smiles, and smiles, and smiles. She might even rely on her sunny disposition to carry her on that tour of the United States in 1945. Dust storms, stay away! PAT NICHOLAS Pat loves to travel, and travel, and travel. But when she is at Atherton her very caustic wit is a sign for uproarious laughter. MARGARET N1ss1aN Because she's so sweet and good- natured and so much fun N when you know her, we'd X always remember Margaret, - even if it weren't for those swell grades she makes. 'kreewf ,sf,JL '7P9't 'f'r4 ANNE OTTER Sm So our tootin' cornet player wants to marry a Professor Bhaer, or so she says-just so he is the head of a country boarding school. Anyway, the cornet might entertain the pupils. SUSIE PEFFER Susie even had the non ,alance to joke with teac e never she breezed in 1 1 :V hich wa every da o of . S1 ie's ' c ulti- tu rdy marks MURIET. PENNA Illuriel is English and, oh, so demure! Some day she wants to return to England and settle down with a tea tray, but at present she expects to enter college. EMILY PFLUMM Emily is a capable athlete. How she can sock a volleyball! Besides that, she is systematic and ejicient-good virtues for I1 lliufg buSi'Il8SS 'Z!I017'lG7l. f . ? vmwofl NIIVIARGARET PONDER Excelling in studies and skilled in athletics, Margaret also finds time to be the best kind of pal. As true blue as those eyes of hers, Peg's one grand person. Hwvfd HARIQIET POTTER Harriet is well suited for her chosen career-the diplomatic service. She has intelligence, tact, initiative, poise-all the requisites for a distinguished diplomat. K NORA RANKIN Nora will make a wonderful private secretary. Skill in typing and shorthand are not her only recommendations. She has poise and good, looks as well. '7rwmQeJ 15136 fy 4? I twenty-four 1

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'V Y. EDNA SCHLICKI Edna's ability to cook and sew gives us an idea as to what she'll be doing a few years hence, although she seems to think she'll be pounding a typewriter. f EVELYN SCHIEMANN by-'i ,XO Horseback riding and sketching are Eoelyn's favorite pas- times. We wonder if she takes her sketchbook 'with her when she rides. Sounds like fun' rm, The triage., 'V MARGARIQ1' SEIBERT 1 ,fp slwwstf CHARLOTTE SHRADER Ah-ha! So our Charlotte hopes for an ever-so-glamorous career as a mo-vie star. When Hollywood begins releasing her pictures, what a thrill her classmates back in '35 will get! ,Lg fdhsilxfv A CAROLYN SHRADER Carolyn wants to be a great singer and warble her way into opera as well as into the hearts 'of her radio listeners. Here is one songbird that is sure to fly high! I U would 1, 46 If Illargarefs crazy about history, ELIZABETH SMITH Jin' '- , P1fC51U'6-V, Mid b00kS-mostly Beth has made a super-super - , b00!25- TVW1 and attractive. record. She has the most , I LLM! I shell cause a rush on the over-'worked memory in Ath- K , i'Lbt'l17'y 'when she i!lk6S-1267 gffgn, Thgi'3 3hg'1l4b5g, N. coveted seat behind the lzbra- gmmtlawygf, ' riansdesk. QHMMJXME ff:-35 7?us, 9-ui A412 LAURICE SETTLE LOQTE SMITH li, t G . , ' . ' , o ie is our ane aynor- . 1 i,,D'L'! J Chopsncks or Chopin! -Why sweetness and light-and we nf., - fever your favorite piece is, . 1 ld ,t t Z -f' '- tfjfff, Laurice can play it When Milam y mu n ge a ang ff iffy' K her nimble fingers chase each without her' She has mf ' Zffyw other over the ke s people jzwfy curls and an angelic Nfl .IHOP look and liglgn 1, smile- but when she's angry ' ' ' ' she's-if' , E444 ' - - 7 'P mi Met 1437 MARGARET SHONKWILER ANN SPARKS V Mfrgarel fs if 'wffhzsncatid To think that anyone with such 1? ybwm Wei. tg, C05 ' curly, blond locks could be so hay eif3i'flg'tie'Z Wg bufkue systematic! . It's incredible, j iliwou 'de 0 30726 kqidlo yet it's possible. Hasn't Ann fb W 'A htlemman tffamt 5 1 '53 been a faultless business f 25 Hoge economics. Or wont manage, of Aerial? L ,pf , sT1.,:f WL? fl me 'fafcfii CNR, Q N.. 4+ X 9 L I twenty-six 1 -5