Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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281. NOLIA ROGERS-We are very glad we had the opportunity of knowing Nolia, for she is a girl of abilty and refinement. One of the persons deserving success and one who, we are sure, will achieve it. 282. DOROTHY RUDY-Math Club, Therapon, Honor Roll. A true honor student in every sense of the word. An earnest, thoughtful girl, she has every qualification for success. Friend of Marie Sangernebo. 283. CHARLES RUSSE-Treasurer of Aero Club. A sure high-flyer among Short- ridgers. A participant in track. Charlie admits that he likes the girls. 284. PARANZEM SAHAKIAN-An interesting girl with beautiful eyes and wonderful hair. Came to America from far-away Armenia. We're mighty glad she came to Shortridge, for Paranzem is liked by all who know he1'. 285. FLORENCE SANDERS-A very pretty little girl with a laugh that is simply irresistible. An all-round girl who is the friend of boys and girls alike. If you don't believe it, ask anyone you meet, or. better still, just take a look at her picture. 286. ROY SANDERS-Extremely hard worker in all subjects, but especially in math. Popular student with athletic ability. 287. MARIE SANGERNEBOfHonor Roll, Math Club. Star of first magnitude in trig. One of the best all round students in the class. Unassuming, thoughtful, and sincere, Marie is one of the finest girls we know. 4 288. JAMES SARGENT-No group is complete without Jimmie. Has many friends- among them his pool table. Assistant in chemistry lab. 289. RICHARD SARGENT-Pep. vim, vigor, snap, and steam-that's Dick. Always gives a helping hand to Shortridge. Quite a physicist. Knows how to spell Gwendolyn. 290. FLORENCE SAYCE-A tall, pretty blonde, nearly always seen with Vivian Wiley. XV3.S1l't so fond of chem. She is by no means talkative, 291. LEOTA SCHALLER-A quiet little miss-absolutely not big enough to gradu- ate. We can see the makings of a busines woman in her, as she has starred in commercial subjects. 292. RUTH SCHRADER-A conscientious and earnest student, renowned for her per- severance and ability. Has the most lovable disposition possible. 293. ARTHUR SCHULTZvSome boy. Saxophonist. A good friend of both sexes. Junior yell leader and track man. If a good time is in the air, there you find Art. 294. DOROTHY SCHWENK-An attractive girl. popular and vivacious. An ardent supporter of the teamfprobably didn't miss a game. Therapon. Has a sister at Shortridge with whom she is always trading coats, thus making it confusing for her friends to know her. 296. HELEN SEWARD-He1en's a quiet girl with just lots of friends. Fond of every- thing nice and even studies a little. Good company at a party and every place else. 297. GLADYS SHADLEfGladys is said to have a temper to match her red hair, but we have yet to see it. A popular and well-liked girl. One of our star who is going through school in three years. .7 ' 298. SAMUELLA SHEERER-Just mention the word physician to Samuella and you will realize her pet ambition. She intends to join the merry throng moving Butler- ward next September. 299. MARGARET SHEERIN-A nice. quiet girl. Margaret's pretty, curly hair is the envy of many less fortunate. 300. VIRGINIA SHORTRIDGE-Virginia is the granddaughter of the founder of our school and sister of Gerald who graduated last year. A quiet, likable girl with lots of friends.

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301. HELEN SLUSSeUne petite jolie demoiselle. Strong for the A. E. F. Club. Has a magnetic personality that even attracts Nichols. 302. HELEN SLUTZ-An attractive girl who is a cousin of Mrs. Gingery. She came from northeastern Ohio. to spend her senior year at S. H. S.-therefore she has ex- ceedingly good judgment. 303. ELIZABETH SMITH-One of those peppy kind one always sees in the center of a group. Lizzy is always in demand at a social function. n 004. ELLEN SNODDY-This pretty Irish colleen with her black hair and big blue eyes has a host of friends. A fictionist of unusual ability and promise. 305. HENRY SIDNEY STEDFELDT-Henry's greatest trouble is his name. He is never sure of it. One day it's spelled one way, the next day it's another. On Debat- ing team. A great talker and all around good sport. Likes to have a lot of fun. Walked to Martinsville to attend basket ball game there. 306. JOHN STEWART-1018 cross-country captain. Ardent supporter of all kinds of athletics. John left in January to attend Indiana University. Lots of pep. Favor- ite show-Palmsg favorite name-Marian. 307. MILDRED STOCKDALE-One of the prettiest and most popular girls of tht- class. Her hobby seems to be hold oflices. Senior secretary, vice-president of Story Tellers' Club, Therapon. 308. LUCILE STOKES-Honor Roll, Senate. Editor of Mondays the second semester. Annual staff. A girl of quiet sincerity, high scholarship and high ideals. Lucile is indeed the possessor of those qualities that bring success. 1 309. MARY STOKES-Although one of the youngest members of the class, Mary is quite a star in math. and chemistry. Tackled math. VI and trig, and came up with plusses. Third in her family to make the Honor Roll. M 310. GOLDIA STONER-Goldia is small but mighty. She came to Shortridge in her senior year and by pleasing personality and infectious smile. made many friends here. Goldia is one of the few girls who tackled the intricacies of trigonometry. Therapon. 311. LOIS STREHAN-A talented pianist and agreeable companion. Lois is very modest about her ability. however. Has played several times in auditorium exercises. She was a soloist in the Shortridge concert for the benefit of French orphans last April. 312. LOUISE STRICKLAND-A pretty. auburn-haired. young lady who has won many friends at Shortridge and elsewhere. Louise is always full of fun and pep. 313. MILDRED STRODE-Mildred was an English star, with a very original pen. Much interested in Ohio State University, and an inseparable chum of Crystal Craig. 314. RACHEL STUART-This maiden of the raven tresses has finished her high SCh00l course in two and one-half years. Rcached the senior play finals. Seldom seen with- out Madeline Byrket. 315. MAURINE STUBBS-One of the best looking girls in the class. Very success- ful socially. Good dancer. 316. GLADYS SUDDROCKASaid to be the prettiest girl in Shortridge. Look at her picture and judge for yourself. Claims to be a man-hater, but her friends know better. 317. LUCILE SULLIVAN-Has enough titles to till a book. Annual editor, Class Poet. president of Senate. president of Fiction Club, Honor Roll, Monday's Echo, Therapon, French play, athletic play 1910, a lot of pep and more friends. Knows more about Shortridge than Mr. Buck himself. 318. MARY ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND-Heres the charming president of the The- rapon Club. A girl with a very sweet disposition and a winning smile. The kind of friend that can always be counted on. Annual Staff. Honor Roll. 319. KICHISHIRO TAKAKU--Came to us from Japan, but is as good an American as anybody. Great friend of Miss O'Hair. Displays unusual ability along numerous lines and can talk and wrifte real Japan as well as English. Very fond of tennis, golf and other outdoor sports. A 320. MERRILL TALBERT-Merrill is especially known for playing the iiute, in the band and the orchestra. Played in city league games. Dandy fellow.