Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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261. DUDLEY SHOUSE-Sir Dudley, the gallant knight. Junior president foncel, Social magnet, Debating Club,g Louise Pursell's campaign manager in senior elections. 262. RACHEL SHOWALTER-Rachel's presence is felt and appreciated although she doesn't have much to say. A slightly pugged nose adds piquancy to her profile. 263. LOUISE SIMMONS-Another immigrant from 'way down east-Massachusetts, to be exact. Jolly little person, big brown eyes, good dancer, etc. Commercial student. 264. FLEETA SIMPSON-Just look at Fleeta. and she will smile radiantly back at you. Humorous, well-liked because of her lovable disposition. 265. FRANK SISSON-The last of the Sissons. Went out for basket-ball, football. and baseball, but was too light for varsity competition. A mighty head on a mite of a fellow. 266. HAZEL SMITH-That well-known smile gets everybody. No high-toning here. Hazel is some girl, all her friends can testify, as they do on all occasions. 267. MARIAN SMITH-The girl with the bath-tub complexion. Marian is quite the self-made artist, marcelledg good-looking, popular. One of the school's landmarks. 268. THELMA SMITH-Literature and such with a big UL. One of Miss Shields' stand-bys in the tiction club, and hasheld the job of Friday's editor. Press Clubg An- nual Staff. . 269. DONALD STEWART- Stew is a wel-known figure around the gym. Hail- fellow-well-met and pals around with Merritt Thompson. All-city water boy. 270. THOMAS SPONG-Hails from classic Irvington. Tommy is tall and full of pep. A good friend of Charley Mitchell. Baseball, basket-ball, tennis, track, society, 'n' everything. X 271. JOHN STANLEY-John is one of the reliable, steady kind that get things done. Went to I. U. in February but came back to graduate with the class. 272. DORTHA STEPHENS-One of our commercial students, business doesn't worry her. 'Come easy, go easy, I'll be rich some day, is her motto. 273. DOROTHY STEPHENSON-Steve is stellar in athletics. Girls' tennis champion, 215 basket-ball S g hockey team, volley-ball team. Stars in everything. 274. GORDON STEVENS-An artist who decorates his books with everything from the Mona Lisa to Toots' and Casper. Great pal of Miller Sherman and George Apple- man. 275. HELEN STOCKTON-Quiet, timid, and dignified as a Quaker maid Admired for her sincerity, simplicity, and truthfulness. Interested in her studies, especially in commercial subjects. 276. HIRAM STOUT-The big little physicist. Assistant in the physics lab. Keen as mustard. Always keeps his head. Everybody knows Hiram. 277. MARGARET STOWERS--A popular damsel distinguished by her black hair, blue eyes, and indescribable smile. Close friend of Elizabeth Langl Glee Club-for a while. 278. SUSANNA STOVER-Left us to go to Butler, but came back to graduate. Cute and pretty. Quite the student, but manages to get a whale of a good time out of life. 279. HELEN STRIEBECK-A great star, both in bugology and physiology. Never known to miss a basket-ball game. Junior Drama League, Fiction Club. 280. MARTHA STUBBS-Quite a demure little girl, who takes to math as a duck does to water. Niece of Mr. Stubbs of the faculty.

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