Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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MARY LEONARD HOFFMAN -4 vs -,-11:1 ENGLISH EIGHT Maryls hearty laugh has lifted our spirits many a morning when our lives seemed dull, drab, or unin- teresting. BETSEY Ross HOGGE To look at Betsy, one would never guess that she has a secret yearning to be a mathematics teacher. Yet with her genius for figures and understanding, we would rather be her pupils than Einsteinls. BETTY ANN HoLTHoUsE The gas man will pep up, the grocery boy will whistle, and HE will be only too lucky when Betty starts housekeeping. EVELYN LoU1sE HOWARD A diminutive blonde who is envied by all for her gra- cious manner. MARJORIE HUNSINGER Our future newspaper re- porter! Yes, Marge, you have really worked hard on the Aerial. Bet all the editors will be glad to see you. W1LLETTA HUssER AN Quiet-spoken, likable Wil-- letta will certainly prove a most competent nurse when her ambition to enter the nursing field is realized. ITA JACOBS Anita's versatility makes her a desired friend. JEAN BRUCE JUSTICE A tall, dark and handsome girl who never lets anything worry her. Here's hoping that she never has any troubles. MARY ANN KAMMAN When we asked Mary Ann what she liked, she replied, Cleveland, of coursef' So to that lively young lady we predict a life led in matri- monial bliss. EVELYN MCKEE KAYS Being a housewife is Evelyn's aim in life. May you live happily as such, re- membering always your for- mer classmates. .'.j - -v-Y - 1-'TY Avi ' 7 ET, '- TWENTY-TWO

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, JJ- O I , Avi , g Y i-'Z ,Q -, Y ,vi , i, is i,',-, ENGLISH EIGHT MIRIAM COLDSTEIN Miriam's hobby is collecting coins, and we hope that some day she'll be able to 1'6llCh the l70f of gold at the RUTH HAYES end of the mmbow' When you come across a grinning, mischievous look- , ing girl with pale red hair, ifs 'not Miss Twinkle-eyes of 1941-it's our Ruth. CORINNE GOWIN We all know that Corinnels plans lead to the altar. May her future be filled with happiness. DOROTHY LOUISE HEROLD Here's another popular girl whose plans have been de- cided, for Dorothy will be getting married soon. MARCELLA HACKER Good jobs demand conscien- tious and capable people like Marcella. MARTHA G. HERRMAN With her dancing toes and fingers, one on the floor and the other on a typewriter, Martha can't help being that gay and envied secretary. LAVENNA HARRISON As the character of Terry in Young April, Lavenna can never be forgotten. Some day we'll say, I knew her when-f' ..... . . . . . . CAROL MARIE HEUCKE Noticeable in Carol is her , enthusiasm about everything she does. GLORIA LYLE HAHTMAN Gloria says her hair is light brown, but as gentlemen prefer blonds, and as they definitely prefer her, we'll call her that popular sweet MARY HOAGI-AND little blmld- How we'll miss Mary,s ex- pression of Oh, ioyf' when she gets in a tight spot. And we'll miss her too. -f' --R AY' --Y --- -v f -- Y Y J-- TWENTY-ONE

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ENGLISH EIGHT DOROTHY KEELEY A captivating personality distinguishes Dorothy. CLARA KELLEY When Clara becomes a famous reporter, we'll look back to the days when she was scouting for news for the Aerial. Doms JEAN K1EFER If there's something you want to know, ask Doris Jean, a brilliant member of our National Honor Society. EVA RAE KLEMPNER Wanderlust seems to fasci- nate and intrigue Eva Rae. Having energy enough to spare, Eva Rae will be an untiring traveler. JEAN KNADLEH Jean plans to work for five years and then sail for a tour of South America. Bon voyage, Jean! BETTY I. KNECHT Betty,s smile spreads rays of sunshine over all of us who are fortunate enough to know her. We are ex- pecting great things of her. RUBY KOESTEL If ever therels need for an efficient hard-working girl with a charming smile, Ruby is the girl for the job. JEAN T. KOETHEN We may honestly call Jean Jeannie with the Light- Brown Hair, for as Jean- nie is a song, so Jean is a singer. ALICE L. KOHLER Alice has that something that the beauty parlors and eager young lassies have been searching for- Straw- berry Blondev hair! Lucky gal! AGATHA KRAUS Some day welll find Agatha owning and operating a book store on Fourth Street, and among the volumes will be a History of the Second War, composed from the war news Agatha is now saving. TWENTY-THREE