Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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

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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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C-LQ6 A D1SC1p11H9d Mind and Cultivated Heart Top-A vefring problem. Lower left-On the air! Bottom left-Hold that pose! Bottom right-The mess. ENGLISH The English department, which includes 18 subjects, is headed by Miss Mildred Foster. A major in this course is requiredg however, many electives can be chosen. Among these are Eng- lish VII and VIII, Journalism I and II and Journalistic Correspondence, Business English, Advanced Composition, Public Speaking, Dra- matics and Expression I and II, Senior English, and Radio Communications. These are in addition to the required English I through VI. Many of these subjects are electives upon en- trance to the senior class. ART The arts and crafts department aids in offering an outlet to the artistic capacity of students. Charles G. Yeager is in charge. The courses extended to the pupils include Art I and II, Painting I through VI, Commercial Art I through VI, Figure Drawing I through VI, and Fashion Illustration I and II. In the creative hand-molding division are Craft Art I and II, Handicrafts I through VIII, Stagecraft I through VI, Pottery I through VIII, General Shop I through IV and I and II-R. Shortridge also offers Mechanical Drawing I through IV, Machine Drawing I through IV, Architectural Drawing I through IV, Architec- tural Rendering I through IV, Senior Art, and Printing I through VIII. 22