Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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341. HAROLD VORHEES-Tall and mighty-especially in basket ball-that's Harold. One of the famous three H's-Hank, Harry and Harold. Stars all the way around in athletics. Possessor of a typical Johnny smile. 342. BERNICE VORIS-Bernice is one of Shortridge's pretty little senio1's. Often mistaken for a freshman because of her quiet ways. Inseparable of Gertrude Wamsley. 343. HARRY WADE-Harry is the self-appointed assistant manager of Shortridge affairs. However, a royal good fellow and gentleman. Debating Club. A Tudor Hall devotee. 344. MARY WALKER-One of School Number 60's contributions to Shortridge. If you want to iind her go to the art department and hunt blonde hair-you can't miss her. 345. MARY WALL-fAnswers to Shorty. A star student. She is always full of fun and is an inseparable of Helen Thompson. She is an active member of the Therapon Club, of the Wednesday Echo staff, the Wireless Club and Annual staff. 346. GERTRUDE WAMSLEY-Gertrude is a true Shortridger. She is quiet but has a mischievous look in her eyes. A good student. 347. HELEN WARD-An excellent pupil. She is very popular and is full of pep. Made a big hit as the leading lady of the Senior play. 1 348. VERCIE WARNE-One of the prettiest girls in the senior class. Has appeared twice in Athletic Plays. A star of renowned fame in the Commercial Department. 349. JULIA WARREN-Has a very individual personality and is enthusiastic for everything concerning S. H. S. Judy is a good student even though she does love fun and mischief better than anyone else we know. 350. MARY L. WATSON-Mary is a popular student. She is well known as one of the best players on the girls' All-Star basket ball team. 351. RAYMOND WEAVER-A devotee of Elmer Africa. Everything Elm does is all right with Raymond. A staunch supporter and follower of the winter net game. MARGARET WEIRfA young lady of diminutive size, much beloved by her friends. She starred in Greek and Latin. A member of the Therapon Club. 353. KATHERINE WEIS-A girl whose persevering effort and dependable scholar- ship have marked her throughout her high school career. 354. BLANCHE WHITE-Blanche is one of the popular girls in school. She was Junior Vice-President of her class. Her chief ambition is to be a business lady. 355. ISABELLE WHITE-One of the prettiest girls in the class. Always ready for a good time. Was Sabel, a chorus girl, in the Senior play. Exceptionally chummy with Mabel. 356. LUCILLE WHITE-A member of the Senior beauty show. She always has plenty to talk about. and is interested in all Shortridge activities. Therapon. The proud possessor of horn-rimmed specs 357. MALLOTT WHITE-Everybody knows Mallott. He is intimately acquainted with Mr. Buck for reasons not stated. He is considering entering the 500-mile race in 1921. Tudor Hall has magnetic attractions for him. 358. WENDALL WHITE-Wendall is a good student, a good athlete, and a good fellow. An enthusiastic senator and a strong advocate of History Via and Miss Donnan. ' 359. EDWARD WIEST-An Apollo of the Senior class. Ed is quite popular with the ladies, being an excellent dancer. Took part of Mr. Ralston in Senior play. 360. VIVIAN WILEYveInspires the most reluctant to dance when she plays the piano. She has a habit of blushing a little when she recites. Girls' Jazz Band.

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361. MARGARET WILLIAMS-One of our well-known S. H. S. girls who hails EQI11 New Bethel, Indiana. Margaret is Isabelle McNeely's shadow. An all-round Shortridge girl. Interested in Irvington. The1'apon. 362. LOIS WILLIAMSON-Big brown eyes and her good nature make Lois one of the best liked girls in Shortridge. Likes all the boys-but none especially. Star in Ad- vanced Grammar. 363. FLORENCE WILSON-A musician of the Hrst order. Florence had a hard time graduating with us, but finally pulled up the hill. A splendid girl and good friend. 364. PAULINE WILSON-A Has made her debut and several return engagements here as the Shortridge Prima Donna. Pauline has specialized, with credit, in the Music Department. A poyular, jolly girl. 365. BESSIE WISE-We wonder whether Bessie is as wise as she seems. If the old saw that still waters run deep is true. the Atlantic Ocean hasn't anything on Bessie. 366. ETHEL WISE-Ethel is mighty Wise-as she shows her fellow-classmates. Unobtrusive-a nice girl to associate with-has a sweet smile. 367. ALICE WITT-A quiet, pretty little brunette. She has high ambitions-intends to become a trained nurse. We hope she'll be available when we are sick. Good student. 368. FRANCES WOCHERQFran is the happy possessor of that quality called charm. Has lots of pep and is certainly attractive. A, wonderful dancer. f 369. MARY MARTHA WOLFE-Just arrived at Indianapolis last fall to study music, i11 which line she is talented. She seems to like her new Alma Mater. Therapon. 370. LAURENCE WRENTMOREePhysics Lab. assistant. Star in Chemistry. One of the Icw people who knows how to think. Laurence has a keen. powerful mentality that grasps readily and has made him an unusual student. M 371. CLAUDE WRIGHT-One of our rising authors. Tall, blond, good looking chap who writes some of the most interesting stories you ever read. Stars in English and Journalism. 372. MAX WRIGHT-One of our well-known A. E. F. fellows, who are popular. Max's wavy hair is the envy of many. 373. PAULINE YEAGLEY-A charming girl with pretty dark hair and eyes and a captivating blush. A wonderful dancer. Pauline came here from Logansport in her Sophomore year. 374. RAYMOND YORK-Served with the American army in the recent War. Member of A. E. F. Club. Raymond is well-known and well-liked. Popular society man.