Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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They Pound The Huw If Miss Iii-1-lu l'liLl'k, Miss lluih .Xl'lllHil'flIl3-I, Mrs. .l11s1-phinv Iiliss, Mrs. Upzll l'unrml, Miss Imru- thy Uarsun, Mrs. Iclithi-'I' f'2lV2lI1ilI.2'Il, Miss Mildru-ri f'Qll!llbllL'H, Mrs. Gladys Hr:-wer. Huw 2f.l2lllH'S Vznlvs-ri, VViiliuln Anitimr, Rulwrl Ifllzu-k, Exim-in Hur- Iun, XN'mbd:il'4l Allhlv. Huy Ain-rsun. Row I-- Mrs. Jvssim- I iis'h. Miss Uzxryl Galimis, Miss H1-lvn l4'l'z1zf-1-, M rs. Mar'g.:'m's-t i+'arln+-r. Mrs. lmris Elkins, Miss Mililrvd Fuster. Row Zlfimul IC, Dill, G1-m'1.:'e Gali-, Uzxrl 1'u1'hin, Miss Grzwm- Fixstvr, Manx i+'m'sytI1, XYiIli:im Gilrsnn. Huw I--Mrs. Imunu llvllu- Ilan- wm-lc. Mrs. Hn-I1-n H1-lms, Miss .lenn- nf-ttv Gfrulub, Miss Jann Hanlpsnn, Mrs. Vil'3.!'illiil f:l'2lhGl11I, Miss Finn'- 4-nw- Gri+-pe-nstruii. Ilow 2+I'iil'5llll lie-nsm-I, Ruin-rt Gruhlus, 'I'h11nms llaynvs. I'Zll,a:'4-m- lliliikvr, lmsls-r Grulh, Huw I--Miss .lusc-phinv Lew, Mrs. Virp:iniu Lewis, Miss Ruth I.ewmz1n, Mrs. Grzwe- Johnson. Row Zslwlin Imtl. Vlaudv Keecs- ling, lam lining. Paul Justive, Don Ii. Knight, Gm-dun .Johnson l'. XY:u'd ilulmluy.

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A1ded By An Efficient Staff DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, dean of girls for Short- ridge High School, extends aid and consultation to pupils at all times in financial, vocational, home and social problems. She also sponsors the Felix Club, Student Board and Girls' League, as well as being in charge of the lost and found department. BOYS' ADVISERS Kenneth Peterman, Claude Keesling, and Don R. Knight are the advisers to Shortridge boys. They help plan students' programs and are al- ways glad to talk to pupils and their parents. Their aid is invaluable in planning courses for basic college and vocational training. GIRLS' ADVISERS Aiding the homeroom teachers in the planning of student programs are the advisers for the girls of Shortridge High School, Miss Reeta Clark, Mrs. Nell Thomas, and Miss Ruth Lewman. Miss Clark advises the freshman girls while Miss Lewman advises the sophomores. Mrs. Thomas helps the junior class girls, SOCIAL SERVICE Miss Rea Bauer, in charge of Shortridge social service, visits the homes of Shortridge students who are having adjustment difficulties in high school. She also works with neighboring grade schools and is ready to be of assistance to those who wish her counsel. 19

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3 R's Into Our Heads Row 1-Mrs. Hope Nevitt, Mrs. Cena Morgan, Miss Ellen UL-ker. Miss Jane Messick, Miss Marie Moran. Row' 2-Bryant K. Millikan, Rob- ert L. Nipper, Miss Marg'aret Mont- gomery, Mrs. Mary Lytle, Mrs. An- nalee Miller, Harold Nepgley. Don Martin. Row 1-Mrs. Blanche Rawlings, Mrs. .lean Prettyman, Miss Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Henrietta Pzlrker, Miss Louise Reiter. Row 2+Thomas Overmire, Miss M1u'g'aret Pierson, C. U. Shoemaker. Mrs. Ravhel Schumacher, Kenneth Peterman, Mrs. Anna Oerllf-. VVil- mer K. Pellett. Row 1'-Mrs. Mary Tre'-iohler, Mrs. Louise Steiger, Mrs, Nell M. Thomas, Mrs. Madge Temperley. Miss Dale Vvnterbury. Row 2-Orrin Thundere, Jerry Steiner, H. H. Siemers, Mrs. Grace Vitz, Mrs, Eulah Vos, Mrs, Marjorie Sidlllilll, Miss Eleanor Dee Theek. Mrs. Kathryn Smith, Mrs, Maury Siefrel. Row l-Mrs. Florence VVinger. Mrs. Elsie VVaterman, Mrs. Ger- trude VVeathers, Miss Trella Wood, Miss Hazel Nvhisenand. Row 2-Daniel Welch, Tlmmas D, VVnods. Charles Yenprer. Ls K ,ZA