Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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J-,v , , v - EDITCDRIAL 'lOnward to bring you pride and fame- Onward the graduates go year by year into the roads of life, roads many and difficult. This year as the seniors reach the fork of the way, the maze of paths seems more intricate than at preceding graduations. For some, the selection of 1ife's route will be an easy task, and the trip will be a pleasant one with few mishaps. For some few, the way has already been mapped out and all the plans made. Others will perhaps have to take many detours and encounter dangerous curves before finding the correct avenue. Everyone must find his place in this world and try to use his talents to the best advan- tage for smooth traveling. At Atherton we have had excellent instruction, and now is the time for the test of practical application. Will you choose the avenue of marriage, college, or business? Study, interest, and ability will be leading factors in the selection. Many new fields for women are presenting themselves. Under construction are highways marked War Work and Red Crossf' The women, as a powerful army, will help democracy in all kinds of work. When the world is in a turmoil as it is now, the older people are in- clined to wonder if youth is equal to the great task of straightening out a labyrinth of affairs. VVith the basic high school training and further training in specialized divisions, the graduates will answer this challenge with vigor and determination. Among the byways and highways they will take the road which will make for a full, useful life. Yes, onward the graduates of Atherton go into the roads of life- Onward and always in your name, Onward to bring you pride and fame- TWELVE

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Ev. E i.i.v, Y - ENGLISI-I EIGI-IT MARIAN LOUISE HEITMEYER Efficient, friendly, smart is the way to describe our president. Shhh! We think she's the best president Ath- erton has seen. RENE MARIE BARON Rene, our peppy little vice- president, has the prettiest head of blond curls you ever did see-and they're natural too. MIRIAM JEAN HOWERTON Orson', Howerton, the edi- tor, is known to everyone. Will you ever forget her as the' English Reggie in the Senior Play? With such a personality, Jean, we know you,ll be successful whatever you do. OFFICERS NORMA A. SCHIAD The peppiest cheer leader in the land! WJ MAURINE LOUISE KORFHAGE Business representative, busi- ness manager of Aerial, as- sociate editor of Aerial, class treasurer, member of Quill and Scroll and the National Honor Society. She's really great! DALLIE IEANNE GREENE A really right combination is Jeanne and her piano. We're predicting its successful fu- ture. HSV' 2 JEAN SCHIAD Twin received her junior let- tegdfor sports. She is cheer le er, co-chairman of the Safety Council, safety rep- resentative of the 8's. -rv-v -1--W -I f -vq - if Y- 5-W -4, -.-,' JN in dui. 'J-' '-' FOURTEEN