Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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FICTION CL UB First row: Mary Jane Carr, Louise Wilde, Mark Holeman, Bill Barr, Bob Shank, John Cregor. Second row: Hirst Mendenhall, Charlotte Jeanes, Dorothy Jacobs, Margaret Becker, Rachel Clark, Hyla Jane Hadley, Jim Hudson, Julia Jean Rowe. Gene Clairrnont, Miss Armstrong. Third row: Mary Bell, Madelyn Pugh, Mary Kershner, Marianna Crossland, Dorothy Fisher, Richard Green, Richard Millard. L-x L-5 PHILATERON First row: Kathleen Bohannan, Mary Nell Washburn, Mary Murphy, Eleanor Cook, Mary Furseott. Second row: Mary LaMasters, Miss Thompson, Betty Woodbury, Jean Wickser, Lucretia Saunders, Juanita Hamp, Margaret Howells, Betty Richardson, Mary Jane Newhouse, Jean Hackard, Betty Bail, Suzanne Ewing, Angeline McLean.

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-ri ' draw., fi! STUDENT COUNCIL First fowb, s' , 'Boyd, Nancy Campbell, Warren Underwood Second, row: Jack Brown, Victor Jose, John Osbourn, Jean Elliott Phyllis Had den, Hyla Jane Hadley, Bob Shwab, Claire Patten, Harvey Hunter The Student Council, sponsored by J. C. Beane, is a group elected by the student body. The Council cooperates with the faculty as well as the students in order to serve as a student governing body for the school. The Council consists of five senior represczztatives and four junior representatives who are elected by their respective classes. The seniors are Nancy Campbell, Val Nolan, Emil Rassmann, Robert Schwab, Sally Williams, and Virginia Davis and Bill Fernandes, alternates. During the year because of change of residence and illness, the Council lost three members and two alternates. They were replaced by Sue Anne Eveleigh. Malcolm McVie, and Richard Rehm. The juniors on the Council are Virginia Burkholder, Harvey Hunter, Madelyn Pugh, and Warren Underwood. The alternates are Doris Jones and Guy Boyd. Three sophomores and two freshmen representatives are selected by the Faculty Advisory Committee and the Council members. This year those selected were Jack Brown, Phyllis Hadden, John Osborne, Jean Elliot, and Victor Jose. There are two honorary members, Hyla Jane Hadley and James Gipe. Among other activities the Student Council has sponsored several en- tertainments of different types, namely the Tatterman Marionettes, Mur- dock, the Magician, and a miniature circus. These were presented before the student body. To defray the expense of these features a small ad- mission charge was made and any proiit was contributed to the fund for the improvement of the auditorium sound apparatus. The Council has met regularly each Monday during the school year to discuss matters of interest to the school. While the Student Council is maintained in the interest of the stu- dent body, it does not serve without reward. Each year the Student Coun- cil gives a picnic for its members and guests. This has always been a gala and long remembered occasion. - Nancy Campbell. 1 X . i XX- J xx. 'Zyl

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sail. 5--wi JUNIOR DRAMA LEAGUE Rear row: Mrs. Hattie Lou Winslow, sponsor, Helen White, Clarabell Hall, Lucile Harshman, Mary Kay Weedon, Margaret Brooks. Jacqueline Spalding, Janet Cooler, Mary Ann Zink, Barbara Kreig, Betty Wilson, Betty Lo Schorn. Left group: Patricia Herbert, Janet Johnson. Betty Jane Irwin, Judith Krohn- gold, Elaine Nickol. Center group: Sylvia Madiel, Sylvia Epstein, Marcia YVarren, Marjorie Rab, Marylin Clark, Phyllis Jane Moore. Right group: frear rowl Inda Jayne Larman, lfront rowl Dona Hackard, Mar- jorie Clark, Ann T. Bishop, Ruth Clore. L-u L-w SCOUT CLUB First row: J. R. Marlett. Jim Hutchison. Second row: John Shornberry, Don Horth, Eob Harger, Robert Goodwin, Phil Seigler, Bob Bracken, Dean Doyle, Charles Breunig. Third row: Dick Hutchison, Jack Roberts, Ross Christena, Marvin Borman, Bobby Kershaw, Fred Likely.