Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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7 .f 281. HELEN STUMPH-Decidedly blonde and decidedly good to look at. Also as brainy as she is pretty. Star member of Friday's staff, Press Club, Annual staif. 282. MARIANNA STURGESS-Pianist in the orchestra. She has a sweet temper and a winning disposition. Smile and the world smiles with you. 283. ERNESTINE SULLIVAN-An attractive girl full of theljoy of life.. Never misses an opportunity to lunch at Craig's. Dreams of a career behind the footllghts. 284. DOROTHY SUTHERLAND-One of the finest in the class-good dancer, good student, good sport, and generally all-around good girl. Wednesday's Echo, Annual staff. 285. DAVID SWAIN-Hair that verges on the auburn. Chief occupation--lady kill- ing. Mary Butler says he has attractions in Butler. Personally, we can't say. Chum of Chas. Greathouse and Beck Brown. 286. HELEN TAYLOR-A talented girl who ascended the ladder of knowledge as far as Vergil. She is a fine young woman and a delight to all. 287. THELMA TAYLOR-A jolly little senior who always has a joke on the tip of her tongue, and a smile that won't wear off. 288. RICHARD TERRELL-An expert in the gentle art of blufiing. Everybody feels good when Dick rises to recite. He has a Way of pulling a joke that will even take away Keith's ear-marks. 289. EDNA MAE THOMAS-Another youngster who made the four-year course in three. Five solids don't phase her-as witness the flocks of A+'s coming to her call. Honor Roll. Some girl. 290. MERRITT THOMPSON-Captain of color league basket-ball team. Travels with Lew Riley and Marshall Crabill. Quite a pilot for his squad on Wednesday afternoons. 291. JACK THOMSON-Jack is absolutely one of the boys. Always out for a good time. By no means a woman-hater, yet has managed to keep his heart for personal use. 292. JANICE THOMPSON-Hair and complexion, pink. Popular with everyone, es- pecially with the boys. Good student. Senior play. 293. ROBERT THORNTON-A basket-ball artist and a member of the Bob Thorn- ton, Willard Ulrich, Ward Vickery trio. Interested in zoo. One peach of a fellow. 294. AVANELLE THORPE-Pretty as a picture, and said, on extremely good author- ity, to be a good dancer. Great friend of Mary Lou Hornaday. Pulls down the marks. 295. JOHN TROYER-A Scout who has made good in every branch of the organiza- tion. Great buddy of Stanley Gray. Blushes easily but will soon get over it. 296. THOMAS. TRUEB-Came to us from Terre Haute. He doesn't care very much U1 for the ladies, but the sad fact is, it isn't mutual, eh, Tom? Ran for senior treas- urer. 297. LOLA TRUSTY-A charter member of ye ancient and honorable Red-Head Club. The main subject of her conversation is San Francisco. The trusty airs of a preacher. Good-looking and popular. 298. CLAY TURNER-Always engrossed in a game of chess with Henry Lindstrom, land oneccifkthe chief reasons why Henry carries a pocket chess-board. Red-headed. De- ating u . 299. IRMA ULRICH-Takes a monthly smack at the A+'s. Secretary of the best class that ever. left the old school-eh, seniors? Also at the top in the Junior Drama League. Leading lady in Clarence, Second on Honor Roll. 300. MARY YALODIN-Mary is a good student and has an attractive personality. Reference assistant and is training to be a librarian.

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