Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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FITHIAN, MURIEL-Muriel considers Julia Ann Pennington and Betty Yount her best friends. Enjoyed History and English especially. Will go to DePauw. FLANINGHAM, FRANCES-Has done her share of helping others as a Big Sister and True Blue Clubber. Enjoyed Commercial courses with Miss Wood and Botany with Mr. Wright. Mary Ellen Billeter is her best friend. A job after graduation for Frances. FLETCHER, HERNDON-Herndon never has much to say but gets by on his pleasing smile. Member of the Senate. Boys' Debating League. Aspires to be a lawyer and will study toward that end at I. U. next fall. FOLTZ, BETTY ANN-Pretty, brown-eyed Betty Ann says her favor- ite pastime is listening to the radio. Considers Miss Armstrong her best friend on the faculty. Spent two years at Saint Agnes Academy. Plans to post at Shortridge next year. FOOTE, MARY JANE-Brown-eyed Jayne loves to dance and wherever there is one you're sure to see her. Usually with Rosemary Coshaw, Treva Berry, or Vivian Peterson. Junior Vaudeville '35. Will go to Butler. FOREMAN, ELEANOR--Eleanor particularly liked her business courses, so much so that she will continue at Business College next year. Likes drawing and dancing as pastimes. FOREMAN, ELOISE-Friendly and very charming is this miss who names Elizabeth DeBruton, Priscilla Keeler, and Barbara June Miller as her best friends. English and art claimed most of her attention. FOREMAN, HUBERT--Hubert has enjoyed his Chemistry and Physics at Shortridge under the direction of Mr. Wade and Mr. Morrison. He spends his spare time in his Ford Coupe with C. P. Van Meter. Hub attended Bosse of Evansville for a year, but prefers Shortridge. Pur- due will supply the means for Hubert to become an electrical engineer. FORESMAN, MARY ELLEN-Stunning is the word that best describes this popular girl. She likes dancing and playing the piano. Will matriculate at Purdue. Winning Act, Junior Vaudeville '34, Usher Junior Vaudeville '35. Senior Commencement Committee. FOUTS, RUTH--This pretty blond miss, with loads of personality, is one of the best liked Seniors. Ruthie has particularly enjoyed her classes under Mr. Roache and Miss Pratt. Seen with Dot Spahr or Helen Lee Robinson. Hopes to enter Katherine Gibbs' school. FRAY, JANICE- Jan relished her Foods and English courses here at Shortridge. Lists her favorite teachers as Mr. Wade, Miss Bray- ton, and Mrs. Thomas. Seen with Pollijane Britton and Clarinne Man- ning. Bound for DePauw. Camera Club. Junior Vaudeville, '35. FREIJE, GEORGE-Remember the song, I-Ie's the Drummer-Man in the Band. It certainly fits George for he swings a wicked drum- stick. Had charge of the school dance orchestra for the last two years. Junior Vaudeville of 1932 and 1933. Shortridge Band and Orchestra.

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FENSTERMAKER, WILLIAM B.-Good-looking happy-go-lucky Bill has a host of friends. Tharp, Jackson, and Fenstermaker make up the famous Forty-Fourth Street Triumverate. Math and Physics were his favorite subjects. Also liked French under Miss Vawter. Junior Vaudeville '35. FERGUSON, TOM-Tom is an outdoor man. Likes hunting and fish- ing especially. Fond of Math, Physics, and Mechanical Drawing at Shortridge. Might take engineering at Purdue next year. With his friends, Frank Thomas and Don Braiford, often works for hours on his old Model T Ford. FERRIS, HARRY RITZE-When brains were handed out Harry was on the spot and got his full share. Besides being near the top of the Honor Roll he was in the '35 Junior Vaudeville and Senior play, Fic- tion Club, German Club, and Photograph Editor of the Annual. Joe Cavanagh and John Farley are his best friends while Mr. Scherer, Miss Pratt, andAMr. Wade rate tops among the faculty. FESSLER, ALBERT L.H A1 is that lady-killer sax player in the band. Pulls down good grades, too. Was out for track for two years. Prominent in all scouting activities. Plans to go to I. U. FESSLER, QUINCY C.--If you really want to know about Quincy's bucket ball just ask his best pals, Dick Skinner and Jim Simmons. During school hours, Mr. Johnson and Mrs Rawlings' classes held his attention especially well. Junior Vaudeville. Freshman Basketball Team. DeMolay. Quincy plans either to be with us another year, or go to Purdue. FILLERBROWN, LOIS-eQuiet and unassuming. Went in for English in a big way and along with it Miss Pratt. Winona Watson and Elaine Finley claim most of her friendship. Likes to read and swim. Min- strel. Chorus. , FINLEY, DORTHEA ELAINE- Patty enjoyed her Typing, English, and History classes. Lois Fillerbrown and Jane Ruiers can tell you of her ability as a tap-dancer. Butler will claim her next fall to make preparation for a secretarial job. FINNEY, MARY FRANCES-Commercial art rated tops with Mary Frances. She also is a member of the Annual Art Staff. Artistically minded, just about hits the spot, Swimming answers as her favor- ite sport. FIRTH, BETTY JEAN-Introducing Princess Dominica of the senior play, an altogether competent young actress. Has also appeared in three Drama League plays, The Red-Headed Step-Child, Jimmy Be Careful, and Lotus Flowers. In the 1935 Junior Vaudeville. Past president and vice-president of the Drama League. Heads for I. U. next year. After college, who knows how high in the world of the theater! FISHER, DORCAS MAE-Everyone calls her Nickie and everyone admires her splendid carriage. Plays both piano and violin very well. Plans to teach in Michigan after graduation from the University of Michigan. Spends lots of time swimming, driving, and golfing. Al- ways has good friends handy. FISHER, JACK-Good-natured Fish was the spitball target for the lads and lassies at the Senior Party. As Student Manager, he made many friends and was voted one of the Home Room Representatives. Although he is always seen flitting around with John Masters, he still has time to play football. Jack plans to study medicine next fall at Indiana. FISHER, MARGARET ADELINE-Margaret could always be found in the girls' gym playing basketball or volleyball. She is one of our best sportswomen. Annamae Marshall, Dot Ervin or Barbara Strack can assure of that fact. Captain of the hemingway team. Philateron. Field Day Stunt. Gym Exhibition. Marg plans toward DePauw.

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FULLER, CHARLES-Charles came from Central High of South Bend. Became well acquainted with John Crawford and Bob Keen. Golf and swimming are Charles' favorite pastimes. Onward to Purdue! FULTON, JOHN ROBERT-If you attend the Speedway races you will see Jack seated on the South Turn with Felix McWhirter, John Hamerstadt, or a Corpse Club member. Favorite courses were Eng- lish, Commercial studies, and science. Will direct his steps toward Rollins College in sunny Florida. GALLAWAY, THOMAS-Known as a good fellow to his pals, Tom Riddick, Bob Tucker, Vincent Earl, and Lawrence Frommer. Enjoyed English and Physiology. Plans to attend Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. Student Manager of Track Team. Junior Vaudeville of '35. Senior Play cast. GARLAND, JANE-Cute, sassy, and frank describe Jane. Another swimming, tennis, and dancing enthusiast. Seen with Virginia Wilk- ing, Dorry Belzer, and Jayne Sumner. Will radiate more of her charm at Butler. Junior Vaudeville '34. Usher Junior Vaudeville '35. GARRETT, ROBERT A.-Bob is known by everyone as our handsome Senior Class Treasurer, and for his star football playing at end posi- tion. Played basketball three years. Has a host of friends and ad- mirers among whom are Max Bartley, Jack Fehsenfeld, and Jack Brown. Letterman. Honor Society. Senior Honor Roll. Senior Party Committee. Will study medicine at I. U. GECKLER, MARGARET-Margaret was that excellent first violinist of A Orchestra. She is one of the Big Four and is always seen laughing with Harriet McCord and Kathryn Mayer. Jerry liked Botany with Miss Campbell. Margaret hopes to become a dietition after studying at Purdue. Tennis Tournaments. GEORGE, ROBERT J.-Clever remarks and a wide grin make Bob very likable. Howdy Brennan, Earl Cooper, and Wilbur Waldon think so. Will attend the University of Tennessee. Falconry and Archery keep Bob busy. Boy Scout. ,-rl' GERDTS, I-IARRIET--Our future Attorney-General. Yes, Harriet's ambition is to be a lawyer. Will dazzle the jury with her grand smile. Heading for Butler to continue her Speech and Latin courses. Loves horseback-riding. Chairman Camera Club. Junior Vaudeville Usher. GETTINS, BETTY JANE-Betty has high ambitions and hopes to attain fame as a writer in the not too distant future. Particularly enjoyed-courses under Mrs. Campbell, Miss Pratt, and Miss Lloyd. Strolls through our fair halls with Gigi Caldwell and Margaret Parrish. Biklub. History Club. Press Club. German Club. Second Page Edi- tor of Monday's Echo. Engaged in Freshman Basketball. Headed for William and Mary's College. GEUPEL, JOY-wPretty, blonde and with a personality plus, Jo has a host of friends. She's headed for Bradford Junior College. While here, she's been a co-party-chairman of Fiction Club, Co-chairman of ushers for Junior Vaudeville, and of Music Committee for Senior Party, Secretary-Treasurer of Biklub, Third and second page editors respec- tively of Wednesday's Echo, Literary Staff of the Annual. GIBBS, JANE-Jane is one of the most attractive girls in our class. Liked especially her history under Miss Frazee, and Mrs. Weathers' French classes. Swimming and dancing fill up her leisure time. Butler will be lucky to have her. GILLIOM, ARTHUR VERNON- Art quietly took Physics, Chem- istry, and Zoology all in his stride. V Golf, bowling and photography occupied his extra time. Chemistry Club. Camera Club.