Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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GIRLS' ATHLETICS game with an outside school, Washington, this year. The Shortridge girls Won a 3-1 victory. The hockey varsity consists of Myrtle Miller and Betty Schissel, co-captains, and the following players: Betty Macy, Roberta Bowsher, Marjorie Zechiel, Helen Lee Smith, Mary Alice Shively, Helen Marie Shea, Lola Lennox, Martha Morrison, Dorothy Dunbar, Dotty Lackey, Doris Van Horn, Zilpha Price, Dorothy Strong, Ella Frances Rall, Caryl Gaines, Mary Houppert, and June Weyland. Hemingway is one of the most popular games with the girls. Intra- mural games are played, and a varsity is chosen. The varsity this year was composed of Margaret Wilcox, Alice Breckenridge, Treva Berry, Dorothy McKinney, Lillian Morris, Beulah Calvin, Pat Shea, Margaret Richey, Lucille Brown, Elizabeth Dickson, Mary Elizabeth Hayes, Mary Anna Butz, Marguerite White, Carol Langfitt, Edna Steinmetz, Genevieve Sherrill, Helen Knight, Mauvis Johnson, Myrel Anna Gibson, Jane Kissel, Dorothy Lackey, Margaret Fisher, and Kitty Lou Fitzgerald. Intra-mural volley-ball is another popular feature in girls' athletics. This year's varsity consisted of Roberta Bowsher, Myrtle Miller, June Weyland, Dorothy Dunbar, Betty Macy, Mary Houppert, Marjorie Zechiel, Dorothy McKinney, Amelia Bretz, Caryl Gaines, Evelyn King, and Margaret Richey. The girls had a successful basketball season, too. They played nine games, winning seven and losing only two. Mary Houppert was captain of the varsity team, and Myrtle Miller, Margaret Richey. Marjorie Zechiel, Betty Macy, Bobby Bowsher, Doris Van Horn, Lola Lennox, Dorothy Dunbar, Betty Schissel, and Mary Elizabeth Hayes were other players. Shortridge is Well represented with girls on the I. A. C. and H. A. C. swimming teams. The girls received 100 points for their accomplish- ments. On the I. A. C. team are Helen Lee Smith, Mary Alice Shively, Barbara Tompkins, Jane Shewalter, and Jean Benham. Betty Clemons, Martha Morrison, Mary Robinson, Carleen Becker, Caryl Gaines, Catherine O'Hair, and Nita Kehn are on the H. A. C. team. The girls seem to feel that their sports curriculum would not be com- plete without that all-American game, baseball. In the spring of 1932 the girls played two outside games with Washington, winning them both. The first was 5-1, and the second was 28-20. The Girls' Athletic department estimates that they have about one thousand four hundred girls participating in one way or another in the department. STUDENT ATHLETIC MANAGERS w 1

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