Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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BRITTON, POLLIJANE-Janice Fray, Clarinne Manning, and Bar- bara Brake say that with Polly's short auburn curls and big brown eyes goes a grand personality. Orchestra. Piano accompanist for Chorus class. . BROKAW, MARILYN ANN-Marilyn with her quiet manner, and soft gray eyes lists as her most frequent companions Faith Shaull, Betty Jean Loos, and Mary Frances Finney. She rates Botany, U. S. History and Chemistry as the tops. Has her cap set toward Franklin College. Girl Reserves. Girls' Glee Club. BROWN, DORIS-Doris has the coveted reputation of being one of the best dressed, best liked girls in Shortridge. She counts as her especial friends the members of the Merry Widows' Club. After Shortridge, Doris plans to attend Butler. She is a member of the Camera Club, Social Committee, and Senior Party Committee. BROWN, HAROLD-One of our Botany stars. Enjoyed Miss Aller- dice's Botany class especially. Always seen with Jim Brown and Bill Dyer. Plans to be a landscape gardener. BROWN, JACK C.- Gentleman Jack is seen about in the winter playing basketball and in the summer swinging a tennis racquet. Jack enjoyed his History and English classes and the company of Seth Klein, Dave Hooker, and Bill Chapin. A member of the Fresh- man and Reserve Basketball teams. Plans to attend either Chicago or Ohio State College. BROWN, JACK S.-The best all round good fellow and athlete that has hit Shortridge in many a year. A triple threat man, he received a Purdue award for his football ability and was on every all city team. Stars in both center and guard positions in basketball. Does a. fine bit of hurdling and shot putting in track. Was the first athlete ever to be presented with a Shortridge blanket because of eight dif- ferent letters and enviable school spirit. Purdue will truly be get- ting something next year when Jack enters there. Three track letters, three football letters, and two basketball letters. BROWN, JAMES R.-Jim is another of musical orchestra members. He plays the viola. Likes to golf with John Duchemin, Bill Dyer, and Harold Brown. Journalism and science attracted him at Short- ridge. Will go to I. U. next fall. BROWN, RUBY GRACIA-Vivacious little Rudy came to us from Washington Township Junior High. At Shortridge she most enjoyed Harmony, Physics, and History. Seen with Mary Grace, Mildred Mundy, and Olive Bhang. Basketball, reading, and walking occupy her spare moments. BROXON, BETTY-Dependable Betty liked all her teachers since she has been in Shortridge. Spends much time with Betty Jane Mock, Eleanor Foreman, and Miriam Bock. Came to us in her Junior year from South Side High School in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. BRYANT, TOM-Quiet, sincere Tom specializes in basketball outside of school. In the classrooms Tommy enjoys Chemistry and Band with Mr. Parker and Mr. Shultz. Jack Cody and Ed Bartenback are his usual companions. BRYCE, VERA ELIZABETH-Five feet two, eyes of blue. Vivacious Vera has participated in the last two Junior Vaudevilles. History with Mrs. Oertle was her favorite subject. Usually seen with Frances Streeter or Anna Mae Marshall. Will specialize in pharmacy. BURNETT, MARYKATE-Here is a girl with one of the best dis- positions in Shortridge. Pretty, pePPY, and has lots of friends. Loves swimming and tennis and does both well. Business College will get Katy next year.

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BOURNE, FRANCES-Another Tech convert roaming these fair halls is Frances. In the summer she swims and reads - in winter she reads and swims - that gives you a pretty fair idea of what she likes to do with her leisure. BOYD, BARBARA- Babs is a member of our Shortridge choir and quite adept at tickling the ivories. Always has a smile for everyone and is well-liked by all her friends. Skating and swimming catch her extra moments. Big Sister. ' BOYD, CARTER C.-Carter's ever-present smile places him among the well-known. Chooses Miss McClellan and Zoology. Drama League, President of Student Council. Junior Vaudeville of '34, Honor So- ciety. Literary Staff of Annual. Freshman Track. Newell Van Sickle and Shubrick Kothe are special friends. Will continue chem- istry at Purdue. BOYLE, SHEILA MAURA-Sheila attended three schools before she came into our midst from Hollywood and points north. Ginger is planning to go to I. U. Extension. Field hockey and dancing occupy the spare moments particularly when Virginia Davis and Marjorie Davidson are around. BRAKE, BARBARA- Bobbie impresses them all with her pep and exhuberant energy. Those friends include Pollijane Britton, Mary Kate Burnett, and Patty Roesch. Her favorite courses were History, Algebra, and Public Speaking. Bobby plans to grace our halls again next year. BRECOUNT, EVELYN- Evy is very much interested in hospitals and plans to take up Nurse's Training at St. Vincent's after gradua- tion. Often seen with Betty Brewer and Fran Watkins. Spends her leisure time playing golf, swimming, and dancing. Social Committee. BREECH, BETTIE M.-Tiny Bettie has distinguished herself by her activities in the Drama League. She appeared in several plays in- cluding For Pete's Sake. Assistant in Dean Thompson's office. Bible Class. Girls' Glee Club. True Blue Club. Chairman of Drama League Ushers. Formerly attended Proviso High in Maywood, Ill. Will study medicine at Butler. BREIDENBACH, JACK-Jack has excelled in printing . here, and plans to make it his life work, after graduating from Linotype school in Ohio. Firm disciple of Isaac Walton. Member of the De- Molay Club. Lists Jim Brown at the top of his many friends. BRENNER, EUNICE-This brunette claims that her Commercial courses under Miss Wilhite were most enjoyable. Likes to sing in her spare time. Pals around with Evelyn Lob. BREWER, BETTY-Blue-eyed Betty came to us from Franklin as a Freshman. She has enjoyed her English courses with Mr. Shoe- maker and Miss Shoup. She is undecided whether to sojourn to Butler or Western. Gym Exhibition. Girls' Glee Club. Minstrel. BRISBY, JANE CAROLYN-Is intensely interested in art. Plans to continue in a career along this line. Liked all her teachers. Names Marie Heinrichs, Bessie Shank, Martha Shank, and Mary Louise Moseman as best friends. BRISON, MAXINE MARIE-A most attractive brown-eyed brunette is our Max. Active in girls' sports during her four years. Seen with the Ambuhl sisters and Alberta Brandlein. Junior Vaudeville. Minstrel. Plans a Business career.

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BUSER, BETTY-Pretty Betty with her lovely voice and smile. Often seen with Patsy Boggs, Margaret McCracken, and Rosemary Kath- erine Back. Bets enjoyed Foods and Botany. Her favorite teachers were Miss Waterbury and Miss Montgomery. Plans to attend Busi- ness College. BUSH, KATHRYN-A girl who lists her favorite pastime as singing usually belongs to some musical group, so Katie just naturally en- joyed choir here at Shortridge. Chairman of act in the Junior Vaude- ville '35, and was in the Silver Moon Frolic of the '35 Round-Up. BUXTON, BILL-He may have been christened - William but that name was abandoned long ago, and the name is just plain Bill, His time is spent with John Hoffman, Ross Christena, and Milo Wat- kins. Commercial courses and History were at the top. CAHILL, JOSEPHmCame from Cathedral to spend his Senior year at Shortridge. Joe and his red hair have made a lot of- friends here this year. The closest of these are John Combs and Earnest Ittner. Spends most of his time in the summer playing golf. CALVIN, BEULAH JEAN-Attractive, athletic Jeanie has made quite a name for herself in athletics. Girls' Glee Club. Philateron. Gym Exhibition. Basketball. Volleyball. Hemingway. CALDWELL, ANN-Ann came to Shortridge from Edinburg, In- diana, and soon found many good friends, among them Virginia Jewell and Betty Aschinger. Especially enjoyed playing a violin in the orchestra. Miss Brookbank is a favorite teacher. Horseback riding, listening to a radio are Ann's favorite pastimes. CALDWELL, VIRGINIA- Gigi - not too slow for a good time, but never in a hurry for anybody - unless it is Jeanette Barnett, Jane Haltom, or Betty Gettins. Member of the Editorial Board, Exchange Editor of Monday's. Journalistic Correspondent. Treasurer of Irvington Senior Scout Troop. History Club. Honor Society. Sen- ior Honor Roll. . CAMPBELL, CATHERINE SUSAN-Catherine came to S. H. S. from Brazil High and soon cultivated the friendship of Frances Treadway and Hyla Jane Hadley. Kate bowls in the winter and swims in the summer, and especially enjoyed shorthand and typing as taught by Mrs. Horn and the History classes of Mr. Wilson. CAMPBELL, LEWISfLewis is another football and basketball en- thusiast, also Scouting. Chums with Jack Corey, Joel Harrod, and Paul Farrington. Wants a business career. CAREY, DOROTHY MAE-Did you say tiny? That won't begin to describe Dot's four feet, seven inches of pep and piano technique. Liked Choir especially. Seen with Helen Hayes and Barbara Downs. Participated in Drama League plays All on Account of Polly and The Hoo-doo. CARHART, NANCY ANN-Ice-skating and reading predominated for Nancy. Lists her sister Marg as her best friend along with Frances Watkins and Charlotte Griffin. Came from Central High, Duluth, Minnesota. On her way to an Interior Decorating course. CARLIN, ALOHA MAE-Riley of South Bend and South Side of Fort Wayne enjoyed Aloha before she arrived at S. H. S. Belongs t0 the Choir and the Glee Club and will later teach piano.