Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ANDREWS, LOUISE EDNA--Tall, blue-eyed Louise is the much envied possessor of fiashing dimples. Most often seen with Lucy Shuck. Is a Hrst rate typist and plans to be a stenographer. Chem- istry Club. Shortridge Senate. ANDREWS, WILMA-Peppy, dark-eyed Wilma found her Clothing and Mathematics classes very interesting. Intends to go to Business College next year. Glee Club. Appeared in Operetta on Stephen Foster. Big Sister. AUGHINBAUGH, MARY ELLEN- Augie is seen everywhere with Mildred Thiesing, Barbara Doebber, and Jane Norton. Swimming and dancing are her favorite sports. Enjoyed her Botany and English courses. AULD, BARBARA- Bobbie came here last semester from Wash- burn, Minneapolis. Already has made herself known to many of us. She enjoyed especially her Physiology course with Miss McClellan. Basketball and swimming occupy most of her spare time. Will at- tend Indiana University. BAIER, MARY ELIZABETH-Betty is the attractive Miss who came to Shortridge from St. Agnes and has gained many admirers in her two years with us. Tennis is her favorite sport. Plans to matriculate in Purdue next year. Junior Vaudeville '35, BAIRD, JOHN CONNAN-John is a bassoon player extraordinary and a member of the A band and orchestra. Philology is his hobby. Lists Latin and Physics as his favorite. Will probably continue these at Antioch Knox College. Member of Honor Society. Math Club. Scout Club. Drama League. BAKER, MARY MARLOWE- Curley is one of our sweetest maidens possessing a charm and smile to make her popular with boys and girls alike. Liked Botany and Clothing. Pals with Rosalea Schey. A basketball enthusiast. BANISTER, JEAN-Clever Jean is talented along dramatic lines. Was reporter and co-editorial editor of Thursday's Echo. Chemistry and Press Clubs. Enjoys swimming and horse-back riding. Usher for Senior Play. Butler will claim Jean next year. BARDACH, ADELE-Adele, a tiny lively girl, was well known by all Shortridgers. Her pep was envied by all of us and she will be missed in the halls of Shortridge next year when she travels to Western. Social Committee. Senate. True Blue Club. She was the Lady in Red at the annual Round-Up. Member of the debating team of '35. BARNETT, JEANETTE-A petite brown-eyed Miss is Jeanette whose keenest pleasure is talking - with Virginia Caldwell, Margaret Kelly, and Mary Alice Adkins. Has enjoyed Latin and Chemistry courses with Miss Marthens and Mr. Kuebler. Will enter Butler. Senior Party Committee, History Club, Junior Vaudeville Usher. BARNHART, HELEN-Helen certainly fits her nickname Flash to a HT. Just can't be seen any place without Mildred Munday, or Maxine Heronimus, who'll tell you she adds to any party. A Girl Scout. BARNHILL, DAVID-Everyone likes Dave! His dry humor has made him many friends, among them are Art Gilliom, John Clancy, and Francis Truitt. His hobby is photography. Social Committee. Camera Club. Junior Vaudeville.

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ADAMS, MARY KATHLEEN-One of the members of that popular Sub-Deb Club, Kay lists dancing as her favorite pastime. Nursing, Zoology, and Commercial courses caught her interest in S.H.S. Fresh- man basketball. Gym Exhibition. Junior Vaudeville. Chocolate Cream Minstrel. ADELMAN, MAX-- Rev Adelman has enjoyed his literature and musical courses especially. Tennis and boating are Ma.X's favorites. He hopes to pursue a theological course at Columbia. ADLER, ARTHUR G.--When the Newcomers Club was organized two years ago Arthur was their first president. As a track man Art managed to keep the cinders nice and warm. Preference is for Span- ish, English, and History. I. U. will produce Lawyer Adler. ALDAG, ROBERT J.-Bob is a whiz at math and science. Enjoyed Physics and Chemistry and all math courses. Rates Dave Robertson and Bill Bromley as his best friends. Likes model buildingj Model Club. Will attend Purdue and do research work in Metallurgy. ALLERDICE, DAVE-- Handsome Dave needs no introduction to the sport 'lovers of Shortridge. He was an important reason why Shortridge was the City Football Champ. Dave's usually in the presence of Wesley Martin. Dave will stamp the gridiron of Michi- gan next year. Student Council. Social Committee. Literary Staff of Annual. ALVIS, BETTY LOUISE-Five foot five of fun and jollity as Vir- ginia Perry and Peggy Webb will readily testify. Betty plans to go to Butler and then teach kindergarten. President Camp Fire Girls. AMBUHL, JUNE MARIE--Commercial Art, Zoology, and German claimed June's interest at S. H. S. She is also interested in Mission- ary work and is secretary of an organization of that type. Art Appreciation Club. Usher for Junior Vaudeville '35. Reporter on Mon- day's Echo. Sketch Club. ANCKER, CLINTON-Math and Physics draw Clinton's attention, but some goes to George Vawter, Jack Boles, and Allan Greenlee. This curly brown haired wizard hailed from the Fort. Shortridge loses him to Purdue and engineering. Played Football in. '34, all the time keeping up his swimming at the I. A. C. Honor Society. Senior Honor Roll. p ANDERSON, JOAN-When Jody is not dancing, you will ind her either swimming or playing the piano. Her favorite teachers were Mrs. Denny and Mrs. Nevitt. Popular member of the Social Com- mittee. Joan plans to go to Northwestern. ANDERSON, JOHN-John has enjoyed his lab sciences the most while at Shortridge. His favorite teachers have been Mr. Beane and Mr. Morrison. Verne Vanderbilt, Bud Meyer, and Harvey Hunter are his best friends. Echo agent. Purdue. ANDERSON, ROBERT WILLIAM-Always smiling or laughing Andy is popular among both sexes. Liked his Chemistry, Math, and Architectural Drawing. Seen with Hiram Sexton, George Reid, Jack S. Brown, and Dick DeMars. Track man. Senior Home Room Repre- sentative. Chemistry Club. Senior Party Committee. ANDERSON, TOM- T, an aspiring newspaper man, enjoyed Jour- nalistic Correspondence under Miss Shoup. Plays basketball and ping-pong with Jack Alvis, Fermer Homsher, and Bud Cleveland. Was a Techite in his freshman year. Will attend Butler. Reserve basketball '35.

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BARTENBACK, EDWARD-You often see this tall, slender fellow sauntering through the halls with Bill Peterson, Tom Bryant, and Robert Osborne. Since Zoology and History are his favorite subjects it's only natural that Miss McClellan and Mr. Sigler should be his favorite teachers. Indiana University and study of Law will claim Ed next. BARTLEY, MAX DONALD-How Max acquired the nick-name of Big Moose is uncertain unless it was because he plowed through the opponents' line weighed with a couple of tackles during his foot- ball career. Won a Purdue Award, two letters in football and one in basketball. Still had time to be the very popular President of the Senior Class. Bob Garrett and Jim Simmons are his especial friends. Few will forget him as Marie in the Silver Moon Frolic Teaser. Ge'rman Club. Eagle and Firecrafter Scout. Senior Honor Roll. Honor Society. Band Letterman. Senior Party Committee. Silver Moon Frolic. BATCHELDER, MARY-Mary likes to draw and hopes to follow that profession. Often seen with Myrtle Short, Lee Anna Laudon, Harriet Gerdts, and Marie Heindricks. Enjoyed History, English with Miss Fout. She likes to ride horseback. BEALE, JEAN CLARK-This snappy brunette known as Pete to her best friends Betty Kinnamon, Sally Behr, and Betty Behrman is a bicycling enthusiast. Likes Miss Fout and Mr. Carnahan. Fresh- man basketball. Hello, Butler. BECK, BENJAMIN- Benny knows them all - and they all know him. When asked his favorite pastime he replied 'iEating! Loves a good time with Vincent Earl. Likes football. DeMolay. Will trek to Purdue. BEESON, MARGARET L.-Lynn is forecast as Shortridge's com- ing musical star. The Civic Theater has featured her blues voice this winter. .Is heading for New York Theater Guild. In winning act of Junior Vaudeville 1934, Rhapsody In Blue. BEHR, SARAH ANNE-Friendly Sally with her blue eyes and dark brown hair is a favorite with Jeanne Forrest, Margaret Swindler, Betty Black, Betty Kinnaman, and Jean Beale. Favored German. President and secretary of the Sketch Club. German Club. Big Sister. Girl Scout. She plans to attend Mt. Holyoke. Botany, Physics in- terested her most. BEHRMANN, BETTY C.-Popular pretty Betty is one of Shortridge's fair Irvingtonians. Her best friends are Betty F. Behrmann, Vi Dammeyer, and Harriet McCord. Liked her Algebra, U. S. History, and Foods courses. Valparaiso is the lucky college. BEHRMANN, Betty F.-Betty has pal-led with the other Betty Behrmann for several years. This certainly makes life complicated! Plans to attend Butler next fall. BEINCKE, MARJORIE LORRENE-Marjie has one ambition and that is to be a nurse. Her special friends are Louise Haston, Jean Gough, Ruby Harrison, and Betty Clark. Found pleasure in her Botany course under Miss Allerdice. Likes to dance, play the piano, skate, read, and cook. Minstrel Show. Will enter Nurse's Training. BELLE, MANULL-Was interested in History at Shortridge and plans to go to Indiana University to study law. As a side line he hits homers on the baseball diamond, his favorite sport. BELZER, DORIS ELLEN--Announcing Dorry with the infectuous giggle! A well known and liked senior girl. You should hear her play her accordian. She was chairman of the Refreshments Com- mittee of the Senior party. A participant in the Junior Vaudeville of '34 and '35 and the Gym Exhibition. Doris is planning to attend Butler.