Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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For someone who has a problem, room 103's doors always are open. Whether students are having dif- ficulty to find jobs, or to earn scholarships, or are just in need of guidance, there is a well-qualified staff of teachers to advise the Shortridge pupils. Under the direction of Lester Groth three experl enced members of the guidance staff work with students Miss Ruth Lewman advises the seniors who need college scholarships Flnding Jobs for students is the work of Thomas McClain Don Knight also IS available for guidance Another door always open to Shortridge girls is that of Mrs Eugenia Hayden s office As Dean of Girls she not only helps the g1rls but she also is an aid to students new to Shortrldge In the office Mrs Annalee Miller and Miss Elizabeth Evans are happy to advise students taking College Board Examinations as to preparation or study Guzdance department Rou 2 Thomas McClazn duet tor of employment Lester Groth dzrector of guzdance Thomas Haynes mzlztary guzdance counselor Mzss Ruth Lewman chazrman scholarshzp commzttee gzrls Loca tzonfll cozznselm Mrs Annalee Mzller college adzzsez Students to Continue Scholastic Achievements An eager desire to further the ideals standards as a feeling of close kinship to each other are char acteristics of Shortridge faculty members Workshops planned for improving teaching tech niques summer courses in advanced work special piograms featuring the newest methods of instruc tion are all a part of the routine of teachers inter ested in offering their students the best possible instruction Helplllg each other in time of need a wholesome interest 1n each others activities and problems co operation and loyalty all of these attributes which seem ordinary to Shortrldge but which are unusual in a school of its sm contribute to the feeling of unity among the Shortrid e High School faculty Mrs Eugenza Hayden dean of gzrls zs aluays ready to help students seekmg adtzce suggestzons or counsel an-'U' ...As 4.4- and scholastic achievements of Shortridgers, as well J 1 . . .ra . . I . f E use

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Fo1 elexen sears Joel W Hadlex has been opemnf Sho1tr1dae doors to pllplls of the north s1de 2lVlll' them 111 opportumtx to studx 111 a bchool WhlCh 11ch 111 6'dl1C3.IlO11dl e11v1ronme11t As Dl1IlClDZl1 Sho1tr1dae Mr Hadlex has the responslblhtx m'1k1110 major d6Cl.S1OIl5 regardlng school D0llCY ll the earls date of Shortndge Mr Hadlex hm 111 1111ta111ed the ldea at Shortrldge that lt 15 smart J be smart ASSISUIIQ M1 Hadley are the VICG who 1lw'1xs have the1r doors open to the needs of the btudents a11d faculty members w1th problemw VQh1Ch max ar1se COIlCSI'I'lll1fl bchedules attendance school reg11lat1o11s, and d1sc1p1111e A5 the admnnb t11tor5 of Shortmdge Mr Hadley Mr Keesllng and M GIGBII have once agam coordmated a bchool year Wllh h1gh educat1onal btandards, Joel W llaaleu pzzntzpal and school coordznator mam luzns that at Sho tl dge zt lb smazt to be Amar! Admlmstratnon Urges Poot1tL L1ILfllIl7ld Claude 11 Ktulzng ZLO71 together 171 solzzng any srhool Iefjlllllfltill 121011187111 nhzch may anst . 1 5, g A.. ' V, , L. ' ' V .' 3 x , A 4 ' ' L . . V' 5 - ' ' ' V' of L . 5 , 1 . X . AS 2 . principals, Claude M. Keesling and Robert L. Green, 2 '. ' ' 5

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HADLEY. JOEL W.-B.S.. M.S.: Principal. GREEN, ROBERT LLOYD-B.A.. M.A.: Vice principal. KEESLING, CLAUDE M.-B.A.. M.S.: Vice principal: Junior Counsellors. ABERSON, ROY-B.S.g Social studies. ath- letics. Lettermens Club. ALLDREDGE, MRS. HILD.-X-Junior High Division. ALT, MRS. GAIL-Junior High Division. ARMSTRONG, MISS RUTH LOUISE-B.A.. M.A. equivalent: Engllshg Fiction Club. AUBLE. J. WOODARD--B.A., M.S.: Print- ing. manager. BATES, MRS. MIRIAM WEIR-B.A.g Eng- lish. BERCK, MRS. BETTY---B.S.: Business ed- uc.ition. BLACK, ROBERT L.-B.A.. M.S.: Biology. head. BLISS, MRS. JOSEPHINE Il.-B.A., M.A.: Language. BRADBURN. JAMES L.-B.A.: Business education. BREWER, MRS. GLADYS T.-B.A.g Eng- lish: Y-Teens. BURTON, ENOCH-BA.. M.A.: Mathemat- ics. head. CALVERT. JAMES-B.S.. M.S.: Music: Band. CAMPBELL, MISS MILDREIJABA.. M.A.: Natural science. CARDER, ALWYN A.-BS.. M.S.: English: Radio Workshop. CAVANAGH, MRS. ESTHER B.-B.A.: Head librarian: Library Club. CHRISTOPHER. MRS. ALMA Z.-B.A.. M.S.: Business education: Future Business Leaders of America. CLARK. M-SGT. WILLIAM J.-- Military training: ROTC Rifle Team. drill team. COLEMAN. Jl'l.l.-KN D.--BS.. MS.: Indus- trial arts. CONRAD, MRS. OPAL G.---BS.: Home eco- nomics. COX. MRS. LISSA-B.A.. BM.. English. l'l'NNINGII.-IM. MRS. I-'I.ORI-INC!-I M.- B.A.. M A.. Mxitlivmiitics CUSTISR. MISS GRACI-I HA M A. Mulh- ematics. Fine Arts. DAY. MISS I-'l.ORENCI-I Ii. HA, MS. Business education IJPHART. MRS. GI-lR.'iI.IlINI-I - B A . Home cconomics. Junior Red Cross DILL, P.'AL'l. E. BA.. MS. Driver cciu- czition. Athletics IIODSON. MISS MARY I-INIILY B A. M A. lsziiiuiiaueg S P Q R 24 Faculty Cooperate to Maintain Cleon Reynolds. Satan basketball coach. explains his hobby of hunting and guns to eight-year-old son Mike. . . H . 4 i bl X. F? if it ' P '