Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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491' The Shortridge Student Council, sponsored by Lt. George Naylor, has taken an active part in school affairs during the past two semes- ters. The Council, organized for the purpose of linking the faculty and the student body, consists of fourteen members, The Council, having originated the plan, is responsible for the reservation of tables in the lunch room. In co-operation with the Parent-Teacher Association, the members sold tickets to the Novem- ber Round Up . Pamahasika's Pets was a show that the Council sponsored. The daily Club Calendar in the Echo is the work of the Publicity department, and various committees have aided different fac- ulty committees in their Freshman Guidance Work . Members visited Washington and Technical High Schools. Pep sessions and song fests in the auditorium have also been sponsored by the Student Council among its other various activities. Creath Smiley, Jr. The True Blue Club, of which Mrs. Della Thompson, Dean of Girls, is the sponsor, has its headquarters in Room 118. The four depart- ments of the club are the Big Sister, which Welcomes the incoming freshmeng the Booster which earns the money, the Publicity, in charge of notices, and the Nucrology department, which writes notes of sym- pathy to students and parents. The oiiicers of the club are Virginia Wheeler, president: Suzon Osler, head of the Booster Department with Margaret Ann Paul, Margaret Stump, Aloyse Bottenwiser and Doris Belzer as assistantsg Kathryn Mabie, head of the Big Sister Department with Madeline Trent as assistant. The Publicity Department consists of Harriet Jane Holmes, as its head, with Mary Lou Over and Anne Holmes as assistants. Julia Raymond is in charge of the Nucrology Work. Virginia Wheeler. .ali- if QQ ,ff or-1 ,4 Mix Shortrzdge Student Councll True Blue Club