Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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VVILM.-1 JEAN KIRK Majors, English and history. Freshman basketball. Gym Exhibition, '38. True Blue Club. Favorite sport, ice skating. Secretary. Butler University. TED KLINE German, Chemistry. and Stamp Clubs. Aleph Zadick Aleph. 9B conference com- mittee. Life Scout. Junior assistant Scout master. Ma- iors, English and mathema- tics. Hobbies, stamp collect- ing and soap carving. Senior honor roll. Chemical engi- neer. Purdue University. ALBERT WILLIAM KOHLSTAEDT Vaudeville, '3 9. Freshman football. Freshman basket- ball. Hobby, music. C i v il Engineer. P u r d u e Univer- sity. WENDELL LACY Hi-Y Club. Treasurer, Ro- berts Park Church League. Hobbies, navigation and vachting. Favorite s p o r t, basketball. Expert bayonet and shartshooter m e d als, Marine Corps. Majors, Eng- lish and history. Butler Uni- versity. I.IIr'II,LE LAWWILL Girls' Bowling League. L.I.Q Club. Church social commit- tee. Majors, English and history. Hobbv. collecting novelty pins. Buyer. ALVIN LEVENSON Vaudeville, '40. Clean-up com- mittee, Senior party. Home R o o m representative. Re- serve basketball. Varsity track, '40, '41. Varsity foot- ball, '39, '40. Dr. Herbert T. Wagner football award. Let- termen's Club, '40, '41. Dar- by Club. Majors, English, mathematics, and science. BETTY LEVVIS Attended Sewhanaka High School, New York, and Mi- ami Edison High School, Florida. Intramural b a s e- ball and volleyball. Varsity basketball, '40. '41. Varsity hockey, '41, Philateron Club. Semi-finalist, tennis tourna- ment, '40. Gym Exhibition, '38, Earlham College. .TOHN KIRKI-IoFF Freshman football, '37, Var- sity, '40. Varsitv track, '40. Annual sales staff. Peace contest medal. Clean-uv com- mittee, Senior partv. Senior colors committee. Hi-Y Club. President. Quaker Club. Star Scout: Majors, English. his- tory, and language. Earl- ham College. JEAN KLINGER Girl Scout. Gym Exhibition, '3 7. Vice-president, S. I. S. Club. Majors, English, his- tory, and science. Hobby, swimming. Nurse. B u t l e r University. GEORGE W. KR.AEGER Stage manager, Vaudeville, '3 9, '4 0. Reserve football, '38, Varsity, '39, '40. Letter- men's Club. Varsity track. '40, '-11. Skinner football trophy. Purdue medal. All- city football team. Darby Club. Senior honor roll. Hon- or Society. University of Pennsylvania. MARY ELIZABETH LAMBERTUS Freshman basketball. volley- ball. Mythologv Club. Cap- tain, vice-president, Girls' Bowling League. '38, '39, '40. True Blue Club. Presi- dent, CLEF Club. Secretary, treasurer, C.L.A.N. C l u b. S u b-D e b Club. Shorthand certificate. Journalism. Indi- ana University. CATHERINE LEADER Attended Springfield Senior High School. Missouri. Eu- phonium Solo Contest win- ner. Special award. music camp. Hobbies, sports and music. Member. Salvation Army band and youth pro- gram. Salvation Army train- ing. PEARL LEVENTH.-XL Gym Exhibition, '38. Fresh- man and intramural basket- ball, baseball, volleyball. and hemingway. Sports mono- grams. Philateron Club. Tra- vel Club. Board member, J u n io r Council. Favorite sport, basketball. Majors, English and history. EMILY JEANNE LEWIS Vaudeville. winning act, '41, individual award. '40. Gym Exhibition, '38. Food com- mittee, Senior party. Annual proof staff. Commencement usher, '40. Family Frolic, '41. President, Girl Reserves. Mythology Club. Vogue Club. Snap Club. Commer- cial art. Purdue University. PAUL KIRKIIOFF Attended St. Sebastion and Lane Technical High Schools, Chicago, Illinois. Swimming team, Lane. Second Lieuten- ant, R.O.T.C. Penguin Club. Majors, English and science. Favorite sports, swimming and football. Optometrist. Northern Illinois College of Optometry. MARY ALICE KNOX Church choir. Majors. his- tory, English. and home ec- onomics. Hobbv. niano. Fa- vorite sport. badminton. But- ler University. VIRGINIA KREBIER O r c h e s t r a, '37, '38. True Blue Club. Paddle Club. Vice- nresident. I.G.W.A. Club. R e d C r o S s representative. Girl Scout. Majors, history and English. Hobbv, nsycho- logy. Nurse. Indiana Univer- sity. STIIREY J. L.-XRKIN German Club. Majors. Eng- lish and history. Favorite sport. horseback riding. Pur- due University. MARY LUIS Ll-IFJ Attended Martinsville High School. Secretary, Sopho- more class, Representative, Sophomore girls. Martins- ville. Safetv Club. Maiors, English and commerce. Hob- by, music. Bookkeeper. Indi- ana University Extension. Pl-IYLLIS LEVEY Vaudeville and Commence- ment usher, '40. Gym Exhi- bition, '37. Gift committee, Senior party. Junior Drama League. Mythology Club. O.F.F. Club. Sophisticated Debonaire Club. Majors. English, history, and Latin. Indiana University. JANE LEWIS Gym Exhibition, '38. Vaude- ville and Commencement usher, '40. Junior Life Sav- er. Girl Scout. Favorite sport, swimming. Majors. English and history. Interior decorating. Butler Univer- sity. ZELDA KLEZMER Secretary, Junior Math Club. V i c e-president, Philateron, '39, '40. Family Frolic, '40. Gym Efficiency award, '39. B l 0 c k numerals. Winning volleyball team, '39. Intra- mural basketball, h o c k e y, hemingway, and baseball. Commencement usher, '40. Teacher. Indiana University. GEORGE WARREN KOBUSCH Attended Pasco High School, Kansas City, Missouri. Majors, mathematics, Eng- lish, science, and history. Boy Scout. Hobby, stamp collecting. Engineering. Pur- due University. FERN IRIS KRISTUFEK A orchestra. Family Fro- lic, '39. True Blue Club. Senior scholarship, John Her- ron Art Institute. Church orchestra. Majors, art and English. Hobbies, art and music. Artist. JEAN LA RUE Attended St. Scholastica High School, C h i c a g o, Illinois. Majors, English and history. Hobby, photography. Model- mg. WILLIAM E. LICMI-TN Master of ceremonies, 9B auditorium. Choir. Freshman track. Athletic award, C. M. T. C. Cadet major, R.O.T.C. President, K.A.Y.D.E.T. Club. Officers' Club. Mythology Club. Civic Theatre plays. Assistant manager, children's civic group. United States Army officer. RUTH ADELE LEVIN Attended Wiley High School, Terre Haute. Glee Club, La- tin Club, and Blue-Tri Club, Wiley. Hobby, playing pia- no. Majors, English, Latin, and history. Senior part- time honor roll. Honor So- ciety. Indiana University. JOHN ALFRED LEVVIS Attended Arsenal Technical High School. Vaudeville, '41. Family Frolic, '40. A or- chestra. B a n d letterman. Baton Club. Boys' Bowling League. C.A.D. Club. Boy Scout. Hobbies, coins, music. and model airplanes. Avia- tion. Kenyon College.

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M.-XRX' ELLEN KIRK Attended St. John's Academy. Majors. Latin and English. Vice-president. Young Peo- p1e's Club, St. Patricks Church. Sub-Deb Club. Fa- vorite sports. ice skating and tennis. Optometry. But- ler University. JACK IIARTIN KLINE Attended Castle Heights Militarv Academy. Aleph Za- dick Aleph. Boys' Glee Club. Corporal. R.O.T.C. Maiors. English and mathematics. Favorite sport. tennis. Busi- ness administration. Indiana University. EVELYN AIPELAIDE KOBY Volleyball team. Hemingway team. Basketball team. Vol- leyball and hemingway awards. Junior Council. Ma- jors. English. history. and commerce. Favorite sports. baseball and tennis. Hobby. reading. Ofiice work. JHANNE KROFSE Attended South Side High School, Fort XVayne. Pro- duction staif, Senior Play. Tree committee. Senior par- ty, Croquis Club. Vice-Dresi- dent. Greenwich Club. Chem- istry Club. Secretary-treas- urer. G.A.L.S. Club. Secre- tary. Shortie Club. Journal- ism. Butler University. CnI,LHHN LASETER Attended Arsenal Technical High School. Majors, Eng- lish and art. Hobby. art. Commercial art. John Her- ron Art Institute. V1oL.x JUYCE LI-I PER!-2 Attended Campbell Hill and Ava High Schools. Illinois. Choir. G.A.A. Club. Camp- bell Hill. Majors. English and history. Hobbies, music and reading. Secretar y. Brown Business School. Bl-IRN xRD Ll-ZYINSKY Football and basketball tick- et agent. Aleph Zadick Aleph. Kirshbaum swimming team. Majors, English and mathematics. Hobbies. foot- ball and swimming. Chemi- cal Eiigineering. Purdue Uni- versity.

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NT 'NN fv ' CEXAEN-rx.v FOR 1-HEMSEH 74 L PEPJC' 6 IV' S STUDENTS 5 H iiiiij WJHAHUUE The most powerful force for moulding the minds, deci- sions, and actions of men is the magic of masterful speech. Toward the cultivation of such a power of expression in Shortridge students, Clarence Charles Shoemalcer, to whom we dedicate our 1941 Annual, has been striving with diligence and distinction for twenty years. Superb- ly trained in reasoning and oratory, Mr. Shoemalcer's delaaters have enhanced Shortridge's reputation in lo- rensics by capturing the State Debate Championship in 1939, by participating in the enlarged Tri-State League, and by winning consistently in regular debates. Tested and taught by his rich experience in building our past, he will go forward with Shortridge, wisely guiding us to a fuller lcnowledge of the Elements of Power. Robert Hendrickson