Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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COE, JANE--Jane usually may be seen strolling around Shortridge COCKRAN, IVOR E.-Not only has the uniform attracted many to Ivor, but his winning personality as well. A lieutenant in the R. 0. T. C., Sergeant-at-Arms of the R. O. T. C., Ofiicers' Club, and also of the Social Committee. Junior Vaudeville of '35 and a crack tap dancer. A good friend of Jack Donewald, Blaine Cline, and Bill Stoops. in the company of Heart Academy at Will attend Butler COHEN, ARTHUR choice. He greatly with Miss Hughes. Ruth Hair or Pat Tucker. Jane attended Sacred Louisville, Wiley of Terre Haute, and Shortridge. or Purdue. Will be a kindergarten teacher. B.-A military career will undoubtedly be Art's enjoyed M. T. under Sergeant Rhine and Chemistry He is a member of the Indiana National Guard fMachine Gun Companyj. Outside his military interests he says he'll take a little football. COHEN, ESTELLE RUTH-Estelle started her career as a Girl Scout, and is now ass't. Lieutenant of Troop 22. She will continue her studies at Indiana. Vice-President, Math Club. Monday's Echo Staff. Junior Vaudeville. Honor Society. Senior Honor Roll. CONDOR, NORMA-Norma is another girl who has made a name for herself by her wit and charming personality. She can usually be seen with Mary Auginbaugh, Barbara June Doebber, Mildred Thiesing, and Jane Norton. Gin rates Mrs. Nevitt and Mr. Wilson as her favorite teachersg Zoology and Math, her favorite subjects. Plans to go to Butler in the fall. CONGER, DALE E.-Dale will go to I. U. to prepare for his chosen occupation -- sports writing. He is especially fond of wood carving and he has won various contests. S. H. S. Correspondent to the Northwestern in Miss Shoup's Journalistic Correspondence Class. Member of Bowling League QS. H. SJ. CONSOER, LOUISE-Here we have an amateur musician who plans to be a professor as soon as she can. Her interests vary as she takes an active part in the Girl Scouts. Martha Spencer claims her closest friendship. Miss Campbell is her favorite teacher. A Or- chestra. Minstrel. Girl Scouts. COOPER, EARL L.-There seems to be no phase of athletics here at Shortridge that lively Coop hasn't tried out. The great out- doors is his dish any day he says. He likes swimming, fishing, and speedboat racing. COREY, JACK-A grand sense of humor and a swell fellow on any occasion as everyone will tell you. Will go to Eureka College. Senior Party Stunt. Stage Hand, Junior Vaudeville. CORWIN, ROSEMARY, J-Big brown eyes and a wide smile are only two of Rosemary's pleasing features. Myrtle Short and Joan Hagedon get the high place of best friends. Plans a business career. COTTON, ALLEN-Big Al is noted for his musical ability. A good friend of the Band and Orchestra members. Music assistant. Butler is Al's immediate objective. COUDRELL, IRENE-Irene plans to be a Latin teacher. Came to Shortridge from Washington High in South River, New Jersey, and quickly made friends with Priscilla Johnson and Janet Morgan. Go- ing to Indiana. Mythology Club. Girl Reserves. Part-Time Senior Honor Roll.

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CASEY, JOAN-Peppy Joan lists among her dozens of friends Betty Byer, Dot Naughton, and Fanchon Parsons. Miss Vawter in French and Miss Yates in Zoology were her favorites in school. Social Com- mittee. Drama League. Junior Vaudeville '34, '35. CAVANAGH, JOE- Cavy, the scientist, is well known and well liked among the seniors. Joe is a licensed amateur radio operator and nas his own station. He has enjoyed Physics and Chemistry most in Shortridge and intends to attend Purdue. Fiction Club. Stamp Club. Radio Club. Echo Sports Editor. Junior Vaudeville '36. Liter- ary Staff of Annual. CENTER, HELEN ROSE-4'Perky's been here just a short time from Logan, West Virginia, but lost no time in making a good friend of Maxine Roberts and others. Will continue to turn on that Southern accent at Butler. CHAPIN, WILLIAM ROY-Big, curly headed Bill dashes on the football field as well as in his Math and English. Builds Model Air- planes, as a hobby. Is seen a lot with Dave Hacker and Jack C. Brown, One of the famous Esquires. A Purdue University prospect. CHAPPELL, HELEN-Just about as soon as the Annual is pub- lished, Nell Wee will be packing off to England. Travelling is right in her stride. She spent two winters at Clearwater, Florida. Next year she's headed for Gulf Park, where she'll have a chance to sail and ride all she wants. CHEEK, CHARLENE EVELYN-Charlene attended Tech before she enrolled at Shortridge. Particularly fond of music. Took part in musical presentations at Tech. Hiking and going to theaters with Barbara Auld, Elizabeth Cully and Jane Coe furnish her lots of enjoyment. CHRISTENA, MARY LOUISE- Chris is an enthusiastic Senator IS. H. SJ with Emily Stine and Rosemary Treanor. Played in the Drama League production of Cl1intz Cottage. Favors Geometry and Miss Custer. Big Sister. Math Club. V CHRISTENA, VIRGINIA MAE-A good sport - Ginney's our choice for one of the most attractive blonds in school. Secretary, History Club. Chemistry Club. Tryout Editor Thursday's Echo. Jun- ior Vaudeville Usher '35. Senior Honor Roll. CLARK, BARBARA JEANNEHDrop in on most any basketball game and you'll see B. J. eagerly rooting for Shortridge along with Marie Wiulleumer. Miss Rawls and Miss Buchanan are tops with her. She certainly enjoyed Botany. CLARK, BETTY-Betty came to us from Cleveland High School in St. Louis. Chemistry and Commercial Art claim the lion's share of her attention. Betty plays the piano. Rates tennis as her favorite sport. CLEMONS, BETTY-Betty is one of the best all round swimmers at the I. A. C. Often seen in the halls with Jane Robinson, Anne Dovey, or Eleanor Cook. Honor Society. Senior Honor Roll. Philateron. Chemistry Club. Junior Vaudeville '35, Will study to be a statistician at the University of Michigan. CLOUD, WILMA JEAN- Willy will head for business college as soon as she leaves Shortridge. Brown eyes, brown hair make her a rhapsody in brown. Reading and bicycling iill the bill for her favorite pastimes. History courses demand her attention in her studies. 'i

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COWLEY, WILLIAM-Bill anticipates a. further education at Yale. He has enjoyed Botany and Journalism with Miss Rawls and Miss Shoup. Favors George Woolling as a companion. COX, ESSIE LILLIAN-Essie's friendliness and smile have won for her many friendships. She has been Mr. Roache's able assistant in the locker department. Enjoyed her Math courses and is a real basketball fan. COX, SHELBY GILBERT- Clancy is one of the best ice-skaters in Shortridge. Officers' Club. Assistant in the locker department. Will pursue his mechanical bent at Purdue. A ' CRACRAFT, HARRIET-Introducing Harriet - one of the most popular girls of the class. Her blonde curly hair and her sweet dis- position have gained for her many friends, among whom are Joy Geupel, Betty Schissel, and Rachael Feibleman. A good sport, and a lot of fun. Wherever there is a tennis court Harriet is sure to be. Indiana will welcome her next fall. Social Committee. German Club. Tennis Tournaments. Co-Chairman of ushers for Junior Vaudeville. Co-chairman of Senior Party Entertainment Committee. Member of President's Cabinet. CRAFT, BOB-One of Bob's principal reasons for living is to im- prove his ability as a trap drum 'artist in a dance band. A French horn is another of his loves. Band and orchestra for two years. Performed admirably in the senior play. Will matriculate after graduation at Indiana University. A CRAWFORD, JOHN-Scientifically minded --that's John. He will continue his education with an electrical engineering course at Purdue. His favorite sport is playing with amateur radio. One of several licensed op's in the Radio Club. CRISE, BARBARA-Friendly Barb takes a great deal in her stride as is evidenced by the fact that she's on the Social Committee. Press Club. Monday's Echo fExchange Editorl. Literary Staff of the An- nual. Honor Society. Senior Honor Roll. Basketball and reading take up any extra time. Butler follows. Senior Color Committee. CRULL, ROBERT-All American Crull, was one of the three high- ranking bowlers of Shortridge in the A. B. C. in March. Played a prominent part in tennis competition and is known for his prowess at Ping-Pong. Physiography Club. Chemistry Club. Bowling League. CUDLIPP, RALPH L.-Ralph left us in January for the Phillipine Islands, and it's very possible that the next time his Shortridge friends see him they'll address him as Doctor, for that's his goal. Doc figured prominently in Scouting, mixing it with swimming and bowling as well as stamp collecting. CULLEY, ELIZABETH ANN-Blue-eyed, blonde Beth measures just five ,feet tall. She's headed for I. U. where she'll measure up all right, or we miss our guess. Likes English and History at school, but outside enjoys tennis, swimming, reading, and dancing. CURTIS, JACK--One of those dark, handsome fellows. Rates high, especially with the 'tfairer sex? Went in for the commercial courses here at Shortridge. Next year he plans to go to Business College. DAMMEYER, VIOLA B.-Blond, blue-eyed Vi has enjoyed her Art and Zoology, especially. Miss Long and Mr. Hadley rate well with Vi. She will go to I. U. in the fall. W'on the Christmas Echo Cover Contest. Gym Exhibition '34. Art Staff of Annual. Sketch Club. - . ,Q