Atherton High School - Annual Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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- AA -1 AA AJ! ENGLISI-I EIGHT DOROTHY INIARIE NICKERCHER Dorothgfs hobby may be col- 1 lecting postcards, but shels 1 a whiz in her studies. Good ' luck, Dorothy. E X . RUTH MCLEAN ' Ruthls gay smile and friend- ly attitude have made her a favorite with all who know her. HELEN MCPIKE Our hats off to our leading lady-and a folly classmate. EVELYN MARTIN X Evelyn's strong determina- tion will get for her that coveted job. li NVINIFRED MEADE Winkie's friendly smile and sunny disposition will carry her far in any occupation she may choose. XMILDRED M. MEHLEH Mil is the girl who handles a wicked needle. She hopes, in the near future, to be a dress designer. MARGARET MERTZ We hope that Margaret will get the nice comfortable of- fice that she wants and that she will have a nice boss to go along with it. ELEN METZ Whether H elen,s future is in an office or in a home, we are certain that she will be a success. KW IEWELL EYER Jewell, better known as Doodie, worked as a social service volunteer and spends her spare time collecting menus and riding horseback. If ifs fun you're after, call Doodie. his MILLER Ann has worked hard this year as an office assistant and has proved herself as capable there as on the ten- nis courts. Avi ' 7111 gg -' Avi ' i' Y' E',', E - Y 'wi 7 , ' Ai- ATF!-Y -v' TWENTY-SIX

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v i Fi - v 3 wi -f f ,L-, --, 1-Ji 131 ENGLISH EIGHT BETTY LEE KU1xTz Betty's one of those peo le one likes to have around bie- cause she's always happy. We hope you'll always be happy, Betty Lee. BETTY IKEA LAINIBERT Betty Rea is ambitious, she wants to take over her fath- er's business when he's in the army. Bet she could do it, too, for she's a great gal, FRANCES LAWTON X Frances made a wonderful leading lady in the Saturday night cast of the senior play. Are you planning on con- tinuing your acting, F rances? JOANNE NAN LEONHAHUT Ioanne's a ood photogra- pher and diclg a good job on the AERIAL staff, even though the sun wouldn't al- ways cooperate. Keep click- ing, Joanne. MAIIGAIXET ELEANOR LEWIS N There's nothing of pretense in Margarefs good-natured- ness, it s real. 'W BETTY ANN LONG A brown-eyed blonde! Need we say more? Q AUDREY JANE LonENz Audrey's that rare combina- tion of an athlete and a singer. She's decided to sing for her supper, though, so we'll look for her in the Follies soon. W JANE Lo1xENz You should hear the secre- tary of the orchestra play the clarinet. The orchestra couldn't do without her. LIZABETH hlCCOBI,AS Libby's that bunch-of per- sonality that would like to be a private secretary. Come on, Libby, we bet you be- witch your boss. I X Yfo. R BETTY NICCRACKEN Bet's hobby is dancing, but then what girl doesift iust love to do that? TWENTY-FIVE

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M .-x MA El.: Vu Cru ENGLISH EIGHT Jw nv V1nc:lNlA NIILLER Mary V. served on the or- chestra's husiness cornmittee and won a gold music pin. Keep tootin' that licorice stick, Mary V. and youlll get there. nc:Am-:T lxllTCHELl. Margaret goes in for strenu- ous szorts such as softhall and hiking and still finds time and energy for her so- cial service work. zAnETH ANN 51001115 Lilrlry can always he counted on to supply laughs. Al- though she has been here only a year, she has more friends than you can shake a stick at. .EEDA lWOHLEY Photographer of the Aerial last term and present assist- ant editor, Veleeda is a memher of Quill and Scroll. That's her wit that shines from the humor column. un. lVl0lKllIS J X All her life Carol has wantefl to teach dancing, and with her skill and experience she is the one to make us proud of her success. +V. - - - A- . is Y' ,'.', x7lRCINlA L. BIOHSE Ginny who claims to lie a descendant of old Samuel Telegraph Morse, came to Atherton in Septernher from Salisbury, Md. Keep wield- ing that paint brush, Ginny! ET'rx' NIURRAY Just ahout the peppiest of peppy girls we've ever known. -vw xv, x ilk x EIAIKBIEL MYERS To Carmel we wish all the success in the world and hope she will be happy in any profession she chooses. TILLIE NEUNER VVe'll remernher Tillie as thc four-foot eleven inches who never lacked a smile even on Monday mornings. She's a fine singer, too. Rum' N1ssr:N - 1 Rah served as homeroom f f' representative and received I a 50-word typing pin and Q M 60-word certificate. We 9 V W ' hope she gets a certain per- , son if the army doesn't get V A 'ls I him first. 493 5 - K Q N - if r r , , ,f . , x f My TWENTY-SEVEN