Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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221. META MORRIS-One of our true blue Shortridgers. Full of fun and always ready for a good time. A good student. Therapon. 222. FRED MUELLER-In his junior year he deserted Manual for Shortridge's halls of fame. Wireless bug. Son of our esteemed History instructor. Fine fellow. 223. ELEANOR MUELLER-Secretary of our class in its Junior year. A member of the Therapon Club, the Junior Drama League, and the Girls' Discussion Hour. A fine student. Has lots of vivacity and charm. 224. KATHERINE MULLIS-One of our popular Shortridge girls. A good dancer: sweet disposition, extremely good-looking. 225. KATHERINE MURBARGER-One of our scientific stars who took Chem. III, and is an ardent admirer of Mr. Kuebler. Popular with both sexes. She has a wonderful disposition and is a good student. 226. CLEON BURGER-A prospectitve member of the red-head club. One of the town cut-ups in M. T. A live wire. 227. VIOLET MUSE--An admirer of Miss Brayton, Miss O'Hair, Miss Mac, in fact all of them. She is quite literary and we expect great things from her some day. Was a successful contributor to the Christmas Echo. Ask her why she has a keen interest in France. Therapon. Winner of two Annual prices-best story and best poem. 228. RUTH MYERS-Some people have brains, some have beauty: some have both brains and beauty. Ruth is a bright star in Commercial work. 229. RALPH NELSON-A hard-working student, highly recommended by all of his teachers. One of the sensible boys of school. Has a genuine, sunburnt complexion, and a fascinating smile which lights up-not too frequently-his face. 230. HENRY NESTER-Boys' Debating Club. Shows promising talent in all lines of art. An earnest worker, and a fine student-one who has done much to make Short- ridge what she is. 231. CLARENCE NICHOLS-The funniest boy in school! A born wit and a regular fellow! Invariably seen with Margaret Welsh. Answers promptly to Honey. 232. JAMES NICHOLS-Brings honor to S. H. S. by running. On state track team. Also excellent golf-player. Breaks three clubs per hole. 233. JEANNETTE NUNAMAKER-A happy, vivacious little miss with a pleasant word and a smile for everyone. No Shortridge affair is complete without Jeanette. An active member of the Therapon Club. Girls' Discussion Hour, Shakespearian Club, and Junior Drama League. 234. DOROTHY O'BRIEN-Very popular with both sexes. Everybody knows herg everybody likes her. Can she dance? We'll say she can! 235. ELIZABETH O'HARA-Betty is a peach of a girl! She's a pretty, blue-eyed Irish colleen, who has ever been a delightful combination of comedy and tragedy. A Greek and Latin star. Therapon Club. 236. GEORGIA OSBORN-Those who have had the pleasure of knowing Georgia have found her endowed with the sweetest disposition imaginable. A good student and a loyal booster of basket ball and football. 237. ROBERT PARKER-Bob has raced his way through the classics at an A + gait. Fine personality. An earnest worker: sincere, unassuming, democratic in every way. One who will always carry high the standard of Shortridge and the class of '21, 238. MAE PARSLEY-A shy, pretty, little girl with dreamy eyes and ripply, blonde hair. Very modest and shrinking, but adds savor to any gathering, just like her vege- table namesake. 239. NORA PATTON-A pleasant young lady who possesses unusual musical ability. Splendid Commercial student and a quiet, popular Senior. 240. ELEENE PEGG-A pretty, attractive girl. Has a very charming personality. In- terested in athletics. Friend of Ruth Thomas.

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