Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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,J fs-11. 302 303 304 305 3015. 307 308. 309 310. 311. 312. ' 313. 314. 315. 316. 317. 318 319. 320 321. .122 323 324 325. GERTRUDE SPIEGEL-Gertrude ls one of the valuable members of Miss Allen's study .hall force. Is the last of the famous Spiegel family to graduate from Shortridge. As sweet as she is pretty. PHILIP SPONG-A quiet fellow who isa mighty good friend, Plays the piano and does it well. At iirst lie had his trials in chemistry, but later became a star. SELWYN STANLEY-Valedictorian. Senior play. A good Therapon. Selwyn real- ized very suddenly that he was Thursday Echo editor, and made good. A boy with splendid ability and fine school spirlt. REINHOLD S'l'AllK-Debating League. Glee Club. As first tenor and chief actor of the Glee Club quartet. Starkey made quite a hlt. A sincere fellow, a good sport and a true Slvortridger. PAUL STEELE-Although he has to come fifteen miles every morning on an inter- itirgan, he gets 'here just the same. Is a real bugology star of the iirst magni- u e. CLAI DINE STEINBERGER-A very vivacious girl who is an ardent Chess and Checkers Club member. Very particular about minute details. A senator of the deepest dye who objects strongly to some of Katanik's ideas. HUGH STEPIIENSON--Therapon Club. Senior play. Captain of the debating team that beat Cleveland and Debating League president second semester. Every one likes Steve because of his earnstness and straightforward manner. BEULAH STOCKDALE-Came to us in the past two years and has grown to be a very loyal Shortridger. Is of such a happy disposition that lt's ,a pleasure to be with her. - Itlf'l'H S'I'0CK'l'0N-Debating Club. Ruth is quite a talker-especially on all suf- frage questions. Is quite fond of writing the minutes of meetings for the Echo. MERLE STOKES-Fourth on the honor roll. One of the finest girls S. H. S. has graduated. Quiet. modest. thoughtful and unassuming, she has won her way into our highest ranks. MOZELLE STUBBS-Therapon Club. Senior play committee. Betty Graham, the charming leading lady in the senior play. An original, impulsive girl, with many friends and an endless but interesting variety of cases. KATHARINE A. STUCKY-One of the jolliest. most obliging, best-natured girls we have ever known. Her little giggle is too contagious at times, especially in French. HARRY SUSSMAN-Soccer. basket ball, and baseball. Suss. is one of our best ath- letes and won Ss in the three sports. On the basket ball floor he was like a streak of lightning. MARGIYERITE SUTTON-Girls' Therapon Club. A shorthand fiend. A girl who is very well worth knowing, for she is always sincere and loyal, besides being full of fun. HENRY EARNEST TATE-Henry has his lessons for every ,period of every day. Long, long ago when he was taking Math. II he was known to get an A instead of a plus. EDI'l'H MAY TAYLOR-Commercial English star. She began her high school career as plain Edith, but after a brief sojourn made it Edith May. Has a wide circle of friends. FLORENCE MARIE TAYLOR-A sweet, quiet girl whose fair complexion and dark hair are the envy of all her friends. One of the extra girls in the senior play. RUSSELL TAYLOR- Russ always looked as if he had just stepped out of a cloth- ing advertisement. Besides that, he is one of the few fellows with good bass voice. . NORMA A. TERRILL-Girls' Debating Club. Study Hall debate. When Normaisaw what a fine class fifteen had. she joined it by taking 'Steen subjects. A Jolly, ambitious girl with artistic and musical talent. IVA M. THOMAS-Born in the state of Kentucky, Iva seems to possess a true Lin- coln spirit. She worked her way through with the idea of following a Pedagog- ical career. Quite a. star in pottery. HELEN CONSTANCE THOMPSON-Helen joined us at the beginning of the year. A burner of the midnight oil, and a member of Mr. Miller's famous sixth hour class. MARGARET PERRY THOMPSON-A pretty. attractive girl who has such a melodi- ous voice that one loves to hear her talk. Would give up studies at any time for the sake of having fun. MARY ROY THOMSON-A wide-awake member of the Girls' Debating Club and a former senator. Mary is so studious that she can not resist the temptation to take tive subjects each semester. HENRY THORNTON-Basket ball. Orchestra. Heinie was a deputy senior dues collector and got almost all the money in school. A leading cornetist in the orchestra and the band. WVENDELL E. THORNTON-In physiology, Wendell was like the rest in having some of his pet ideas about human anatomy destroyed. A quiet boy who could de- liver the goods when called on.

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