Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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181. JOHN LANCE-Handsomeg look at him. A well-known and popular young man about school. Good tennis player. lS2. LaVONNE LARRISON-One of the school's beauty spots. Hails from Irvington: lived through Vergil, and is 'tpretty elegant with boys and girls. 183. ESTHER LEFKOVITZ-It will be safe to say that she is the smallest member of this class. Esther left school in February, after completing a commercial course. 184. DOROTHY LENTZ-If still waters run deep, Dorothy is almost fathomless. When she does talk, though, she says nice things. The laws and theories of Chemistry held little terror for her. 185. RUSSELL LEVYWA military genius. Hobby-electricity and wireless. A hard worker and fine fellow. Star in almost any subject you can mention. Wireless Club. 186. CATHERINE LIBBY-Very reserved. Doesn't volunteer much information in class, but shows what she knows and can do when called on. A true-blue Shortridger, and the kind of a girl you like to meet. 187. FRANK LIDKINGSeWe'd like to know whether Frank was ever called on when he wasn't right there. Math. star of first magnitude. The kind of student who main- tains Shortridge standards of scholarship. 188. SALVATORE LIGGERA-Small, dark-eyed. studious fellow. Quiet but popular with all his fellow pupils who recognize his ability as a true student. Stars in math. Jespecially geometry. 189. EMIL LINEGAR-Debater. Boys' Jazz Band. Emil is fat and good natured. Just simply drives the girls wild about him when he plays his jazz. . 190. HAROLD LINGENFELTER-One of the fellows we are glad to call a Shortridge graduate, because of a splendid record made in the Navy during the war. Harold finished his course in the summer, and is now attending Purdue. 191. LOUIS LIPPS-Very much a humorist. Session Room 3 holds a strange attraction for him. ,Full of life and always ready for a good time. 192. IDA LOBRAICO-Star in botany. She is quite a talented little artist and a light and graceful dancer. Seems to be a favorite of the Muses. 193. ELIZABETH LOCKARD-Will undoubtedly become famous in the world of art. Has won several art contests, including the one for the Christmas Echo cover design in 1919. 194. MARIAN LOMAX-Rather quiet. Never seen in the halls without John. She is as sweet to all her friends as can be. 1515. PAUL S. LONGENECKER-Hasn't been here for the complete high school course, but a thorough Shortridger nevertheless. Braved the perils of Vergil in good fashion. 196. FLORENCE LUPTON-One of those famous Irvingtonites who are always ahead in everything. She stars in speaking French fluently. Friend of Anne Moorehead. 1517. AGNES LUSTIG-A sweet and very demure little miss. Inclined to look at life in a tolerant attitude. Well liked by all who know her. 1518. GEORGIA ROSE LYNN-Likes to tease, but never vexes. She will probably be a librarian if she continues her present occupation. Bright, clever, nice to know. 109. RUTH MCCLURE-Plays violin in the orchestra. She may not be English, but is often heard to exclaim Evans! A very sweet little blonde. 200. HELEN McDANIELS-Just came from Kokomo last November, and has made lots of friends here in a short time. Very cute, good dancer, full of pep, has bobbed hair-that's Helen. -

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