Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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261. FRED RICHARDS-The boy of basketball fame. Was made famous by his under- the-basket shots. Also a good student. 262. HENRY RICHARDSON-Henry came to Shortridge in his senior year. If, in Law School, he lives up to the reputation which he made in high school, we are sure that he will succeed. 263. LUCILLE RIGGS-After knowing Lucile we are firm believers in the old adage Good goods is done up in small packages. A close friend of Katherine Seibert. 264. MARY EVALYN RILEY-Mary Evalyn is noted for her collection of frat pins. A new one, every year is her motto. Well-known, well-liked, and well-dispositionedf' 265. BONLYN ROBERTS-A happy combination of humor and wisdom. Stars in com- mercial lines. A lively little brunette with lots of pep. Junior -Drama Leagueg Com- mercial Club. 266. PAULINE ROBERTS-A bewitching little girl with mischevious brown eyes and a wonderful smile which has won her a host of friends. The merriest lass in school! Commercial student. Drama League. 267. MARIE ROBINIUS-Very pretty and sweet, and a good student. Likes to argue and never gets angry. t f 268. GEORGIANA ROCKWELL-Often seen driving about in her Ford coupe. Rather quiet. Possessor of a very lovable disposition. Has many friends, the chief of whom is Georgia Osborn. 269. ALTA RONEY-Alta is the girl who never stops smiling. A regular potter. We think she is very fond of English as she has ten credits in that subject. 270. LOUISE RUNDELL-A real Shortridger. Quite interested in Science as she had the courage to tackle Chem. III. Louise has left S. H. S. for the South several times, but she just couldn't stay away. 271. BYRON RUST- Rusty's right there when it comes to having a good time. Knows what he wants and gets it. One of the big men of the Senior class. One of the hottest saxophone players in the band. Orchestra. 272. BEATRICE RUTHART- Bee enjoys life. A tall, brown-eyed coquette who danceS her way through school. 273. BANJAMIN SAGALOWSKY-One more of the famous tennis and basket ball play- ing Sagalowskys. Extremely modest, reserved, and studious. Long sideburns, and black, wavy hair. 274. SARAH SAGALOWSKY-The girl who makes everyone laugh. Can she dance, can she play tennis, can she make friends, is she witty? Well, we'll say! Champion tennis player of '21, 275. HORTENSE ST. LORENZ-Hortense is the kind of a little girl we all love to know, besides being a shining star in all subjects. Is on the Honor Roll of Room 7. Therapon. 276. BEATRICE SATTINGER-Ono of thc first Shortridgers to have her hair bobbed. a la Greenwich Village. Ravenswood lost one of its loyal subjects, and Shortridge lost an attractive and well-liked girl when Bea went to Toledo last term. 277. PAUL SCHALLER-Proprietor of the famous Schaller Ford. Likes the ladies. Red-headed but good-natured. A good mixer. 278. MARGARET SCHOENER-Peggy is not so quiet as many people think she is. Has a never-failing ability for acquiring perfect marks. Possesses big, brown eyes like those one reads about in novels. ' 279. GEORGE SCHUMACHER-George is well liked by the many who know him. A good violinist and a first-class student. Custer man who Wears three silver buttons on his military shirt. Business manager of Senior Play. 280. DAISY SCHULZ-Art editor of the Annualg president of the Girls' Discussion Hour: Therapon. Stars in everything, and is one of the most popular workers in the school. A splendid speaker and an unusually lovely girl. Very pretty.

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