Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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121. RUDOLPH HAERLE-We always heard that avoirdupois and good nature were synonomous, but it took Rudolph to prove it. A likeable chap who is famous for selling basket ball tickets. Famous also for his rosy cheeks. 122. KATHERINE HALL-Katherine has so many good qualities it's hard to decide which to start out with. An attractive, likable girl, whose impulsive generosity has endeared her to her friends. 123. ROBERT E. HALL-President of class of '20. Bob is a returned soldier with a splendid military record. Wounded three times at Argonne. One of the finest members of the class whom all respect and admire. 124. WILLIAM HALLP- Bill left us for Detroit and Dayton but never forgot his old Shortridge days. A military man of lirst order. One of the best fellows who ever entered our school. 125. MARY HAMLIN-A very pretty. attractive girl who came to us from Lafayette last fall. Our only regret is that she was not here the other three years. Loyal to her new Alma Mater, and a splendid girl in every way. 126. ELIZABETH HARKLESS-Came here from Kentucky to go to Shortridge. and we admire her choice. Elizabeth likes to dance. Speaks with a very enviable Southern accent. 127. MARIE HARNESSfDisplayed excellent judgment by deserting Manual to come to Shortridge. Very good in all class work but 'is infinitely more interested in things theatrical. Will undoubtedly appear before the footlights some day. 128. DONALD HARPERMDOI1 left us in January. Always smiling. Liked to go to church, for some strange reason. Hobby-tennis. Great friend of Chester Cones. 129. HARRY HARTMAN-Harry is an all around good fellow who includes studying in his category of pursuits. 131. JOHN HARVEY-An earnest, industrious student who can always be depended upon. His commendable work in Physics and as Physics lab. assistant gained him a splendid position in February. Will make a fine representative of Shortridge. 132. CHARLES HASELY-Another one of the war heroes of whom Shortridge is justly proud. Charles was a trumpetcr in the marine corps and was wounded in France. A mighty likeable fellow. 133. FRANK HAYDEN--If success comes with perseverance and effort, it is sure to come to Frank. for throughout all of his high school career he has been an example of the quiet unassuming Shortridge student. 134. ELIZABETH HAYES-A dear. little dark-eyed lass who has a charm that you just can't describe. A popular girl and a good student. 135. ELIZABETH HAYWARD-Therapon. Tuesday's Echo. Interested in Girl Scouts. One of the finest girls in the class. Sincere, unassuming and democratic. she is a real student and true-blue Shortridger. 136. CLARICE HEADRICK-A very attractive, jolly girl. Quite talented in art. A loyal supporter of all activities where S. H. S. is concerned, especially basket ball. 137. MAVIS HEAGY-One of our popular Irvingtonites, A girl with bobbed hair and a pleasant smile. Therapon. A close friend of Virginia Shortridge. 138, ELIZABETH HELM-Every one knows Betty by her pretty curls and her con- tagious smile. She is one of the happiest persons that we ever knew and is full of life and mischief. Therapon. 139. IRENE HENDRICKSON-A charming and lovely girl who came to Shortridge from Duluth in her senior year. and, in spite of such a short time with us has made scores of friends. French star. Therapon Club. , 140. THOMAS HENDRICKSON-Oh boy! A regular lady-killer. Major in R, O. T. C. in '1Sl. Likes basket ball and all kinds of sports. Quite a tennis player. His favorite pastime is putting away Thomas' hot 'uns.

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141. WALTER HENDRICKSON-A fine fellow to know. Walter has a good business mind, and has already shown that he will become famous in the business world. Chem. star. 142. HOWARD HIATT-Came to Shortridge from Union City. Likes basket ball and is certainly one hard wo1'ker both in school and outside. Knows that where there's a will there's a way and has a lot of will. Sure to be one big success. 143. CLARA HIND-Clara took the training course and became an instructor in Red Cross work. Just as she succeeded in this, we are sure she will succeed in future activities. A mighty pleasant girl with a sweet smile. 144. MARY HOBSON-It is pupils like Mary who form and maintain our Shortridge standards. She is a quiet, conscientious little girl who can always be depended upon. 145. CATHERINE HOFFMAN-If you don't know Catherine, you've missed some good times and giggles. Shocked the farmers at New Bethel once. Admirer of Miss Mar- thens and Miss Mac. Therapon. 146. ROBERT HOPKINSAOne of the best violinists in the city. A member of the Art Staff of the Annual. Likes to dance and is especially fond of good candy. Sure is one popular kid! 147. ELSIE HORN-Star in chemistry and art metal. Liked Shortridge so well she posted the last semester. A mighty nice girl we're all glad to have known. 148. LEUNICE HORNEfA sweet girl with many friends. Noted for saying Doncha know after everything she says. Can she dance? We'll say she can. 150. HILLIS HOWIE-Quiet and reserved-very popular. Treasurer of the Senior class. Hillie loves zoo, the out-of-doors, and the ladies. Makes quite a hit with the last. 151. HILTON HOYLE-Quiet sort of chap who knows lots more than he lets on. Star in English and everything else. Studious chap who is very popular with his fellows in spite of the fact. 152. HELEN HUBBARD-Helen is a steady, reliable girl who is a good student and a good friend. 153. CORA HUFFORD-We were sorry when Cora finished her course and left us in February, for Cora is such a pleasant girl and a loyal Shortridger. One of the girls who will succeed in whatever she attempts. 154. LOUISE HUMSTON-Happy, pretty, n'everything. Survived Vergil. The sad thing about Louise is that she likes all the boys. but can never decide which one she likes the best. 155. LISLE HUNTER-A pleasant-mannered fellow liked by everyone. Winner of first prize in Annual humorous copy. Bowling, tennis, baseball, etc. 156. NELSON HUNTERwThat big, little fellow you see around here so much. A main- stay of the R. O. T. C. and a popular fellow in general. Tuesday's Echo staff. 157. EDWIN C. HURD-Bang!! That's Ed in a nutshell. Full of life and fun. Has explored every mysterious place in Indianapolis task Joe Shepardb. Editor of the famous Tuesday's. Wireless Club, Press Club, Debating Club. Annual Staff. 158. BERNICE IVEYfOf course you know Bernice. You do because she's one of thc most delightful girls we know. Has a choice collection of frat pins. 159. RICHARD JAMESfVan Dusen in the senior play. Dick certainly goes big with the girls and is not far behind with the fellows. He has set his stamp on the school and is the sort anyone is proud to own as a friend. 160. FLORENCE .IEFFERY-An athletic girl with sky-scraping proclivities. Does not confine her attention to chasing tennis balls, however. Star student.