Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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DARROW, VIRGINIA LEE- Ginny would like to continue her dancing and swimming activities at I. U. next year and take Helen McMahon, Betty Behrmann, and Margaret Hanrahan along with her. Here at S. H. S. she favored Miss Yates and Miss Waterbury. DAVIS, JAMES-Routed to Shortridge via Tech, James changed his colors and stood by the Blue and White ever since. Advertising, Physics, and Economics interest him, while for exercise he and Ed Bush go in for football. DAVIS, JOANN-Peppy, charming, clever, that's Jody. Had the lead in a Drama League play, Her Emergency Family. Enjoyed Botany with Miss Allerdice and with her good friend Eleanor Nichols. She has chosen Bacteriology at Butler for next year. DE BRUTON, ELIZABETH- Dibby played girls' basketball and favors bowling. Is often with Eloise Foreman, Virginia House, and Martha Lou Hargrove. Will attend Northwestern. 1 DE LAWTER, PIERRE-A ready smile and a quick answer make Pierre a favorite. Seen most with Bernays Thurston and Thomas Ford. Finds football a fascinating sport, medicine a profession worthy of his efforts. Headed for I. U. Medical School. Senior Honor Roll. DE MARS, RICHARD- Deacon made a name for himself in foot- fall as one of the city's best tackles. German under Mr. Scherer, Math and Physics classes held his attention. Divides his leisure time between model T Ford and swimming. Bowling League, Letterman, Honor Society, A Band, Senior Party Committee, Chairman of Serious Project Committee of the Honor Society. Aspires to be a Civil En- gineer. Will go to Purdue. DEMOREST, IRENE-Industrious Schorty plans to take advan- tage of her Shorthand and Typing knowledge and seek a position after graduation. Member of Shortridge Choir. Seen often with Mary Kay Farlow, Romayne Milligan, and Ray South. DENHAM, ROBERTA-A fair comer from Tudor Hall, who with a lovely smile made many friends at Shortridge. Among them are Jayne Sumner, and Helen Root. Went over big in French with Mrs. Weathers. Robbie likes to golf and is quite a horsewoman. DENSFORD, CHARLOTTE JANE-Charlotte enjoyed her Journalism and History. Will go to Butler and pursue further her Journalism. Likes to swim and play golf, especially when with Frances Streeter and Martha Moore. Poetry Club. DERANIAN, MARDI-Already a scholarship student at John Herron Art Institute, Mardi started toward his lustrator. Later he plans to study at Besides his art courses, he has enjoyed Clellan and English with Mrs. Rawlings. DETTRA, PAULINE ANN- Mulligan Kennedy and Dorothy Davis came to Found Algebra, Chemistry, and Physics medicine in California later on. chosen profession as an il- the Pennsylvania Academy. Physiology under Miss Mc- Junior Vaudeville in '35. as she is known to Jeanne us from Jeff of Lafayette. most interesting. Will study DICKINSON, RICHARD ELTON-A trombonist and a lawyer are an unusual combination, but versatile Dr. Dickson plans to be both. Band. Freshman Football and Basketball.

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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

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DICKSON, DONALD R.--Don enjoyed Chemistry and Mechanical Draw- ing. He plans to continue as a Chemical engineer at Purdue. Played the trumpet in the A Band. Lists Dave Platter and Jack Busch as his best friends. Active in Scouting. DIDDEL, RACHEL MAY- Rach has the looks of a Spanish Sen- orita as well as a real talent for art. Likes History and is a rooter for Mr. Knight. Heading for the Quaker State's University. Scout. Vaudeville '35. Gym Exhibition. Field Day. Sketch Club. Jr. Drama League. DIRKS, EDWARD-Here's our nomination for a swell fellow with a grand sense of humor. He names Harry.Distler, Bob Aldag, and Al Fessler as his best friends. Played a saxophone in the band. Ed plans to go to DePauw. DISTLER, HARRY--Harry is quite the man about town. He likes going places and lots of action, particularly with Jack Graham and Tom McKean. A member of the Social Committee and well known for his dancing. Will study law at DePauw next year. DOEBBER, BARBARA JUNE-Barbara June's favorite course was Freehand Drawing. Will matriculate at Butler after graduation. En- joyed study under Miss Montgomery, Mr. Gambold, and Mr. Kuebler. You will find Barby attending movies, playing bridge, and swim- ming with Norma Condor, Jane Norton, and Mary Auginbaugh. DORN, LEO-As a member of the Art Staff, Leo has helped make this Annual what it is. He has enjoyed Commercial Art and Algebra while here. In spite of it, he's going to the Pharmacy College. Known as Little Doc to Dale Conger and other friends. Member of Shortridge Bowling League. DOTY, JOHN HENRY---Johnny played varsity tackle for us two years and was considered one of the best linemen in the city. Who can forget that Hcome-hither smile so famous in the Junior Vaudevilles of '84 and '35. Dave Allerdice and Wesley Martin are Buck's good friends. He will grace the halls of Wabash next fall. DOUGLAS, JUANITA DELL-- Nita triumphs over all in her list of high schools, having attended Lebanon, Whistetown, Kirklin, and Rockville Highs. Camp Fire. Will attend Indiana Central. DOVEY, ANN-Good natured and always 'smiling - that's our Ann. Among her many friends are Jane Robinson, Eleanor Cook, and Jean Benham. Was elected secretary-treasurer of the Chemistry Club. Active in sports. Philateron. Monticello will see Ann next year. DOWNS, BARBARA ELLEN-- Bains ambition is to become a model. Her blue eyes and blond hair should help her fulfill it. Minstrel, Jun- ior Vaudeville '33, '34, and '35. Runner-up in the Poster Contest '32. Gym Exhibition. DRECHSEL, BONNIE JEAN-Pretty blue-eyed Bee is one of our gayest Seniors especially while pal-ling with Mary Scheidler, Jean Grumme, and Hyla Jane Hadley. History with Mr. Wilson was her favorite subject. Former member of the Social Committee. Junior Vaudeville of '35. DUCHEMIN, JOHN--John is a good sport and a swell pal - just ask Dave Anderson, Jim Brown, Bill Dyer or Bud Siefert. He enjoyed his business courses with Mr. Rouch. John played in the band two and a half years. Makes up his spare time swimming and reading.