Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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SIENIICDIIQ HCDNGDIR II321DlI. IL Points MARGARET ANNE BECKER 99 LOUISE VVILDE 'A 96 JACK SCHNEIDER 95 CHESTER L. ROBINSON 92 WILLIAM HORNE 90 HAROLD W. STEUP 88 CHARLES LATHAM BREUNIG 5 S4 BETTY GORDON 84 BAXTER WEAVER 82 MARY ANN LOOKABILL 81 JEAN WICHSER 80 JUANITA MAXINE ARMSTRONG 79 RUBY SHELTON 79 MARK M. HOLEMAN 78 SUE VIRGINIA HULL 78 MARY KERSHNER 78 MERRILL G. TUCKER 78 THOMAS FLEISCHER 75 CHARLOTTE MARIE HOFMANN 75 MARTHA STANFORD 75 RUTH DAVIS 74 CHARLES LLOYD GOOD 74 DAVID GUTHRIDGE 74 C. ROY JOHNSON, JR. 73 HAROLD LAMBERTUS 73 ARTHUR H. NORTHRUP 73 MARY ELIZABETH LEWIS 72 LOREN W. PRINCE 71 AGNES PATRICIA BROWN 70 JUANITA WAGNER 70 DOROTHY LaVONE OSTERMEYER 69 H. KEITH ROGERS 69 ROGERS JOURDAN SMITH 69 GEORGE SPIEGEL 69 ELIZABETH ANN WALSH 69 JEAN MARIE HACKERD 68 DARTHEA WEST 68 GLORIA OPAL TOMLINSON 67 JOHN ROBERTSON DAY 66 SARAH RUTH LINDLEY 66 ELINOR RITA RANDALL 66 RICHARD J. WILSON as NAOMI HARRINGTON 65 ROBERT D. KAHN 65 MADELYN LAVERNE PUGH 65 ADELHEID POEHLMANN 64 NELSON E. BURRIN 63 'F All A Plus Points ERVIN W. McCULLOUGH, JR. 63 MARY ALICE ADKINS 62 RUTH PRICE 62 MARTHA LOIS GRAVES 61 ELIZABETH JANE BROCK 60 ROSE LAURA MALCOLM 60 BARBARA NIXON 60 MARY LOUISE CAUSEY 59 EVELYNE E. KETTNER 59 WILLIAM HARRISON RIKER 59 SHIRLEY EINBINDER 57 DOROTHY ANN EVANS 57 VIRGINIA MARY FLORY 57 EMMA GOSSETT 57 JAMES M. HENDERSON 57 ROBERT LEE JONES 57 MARJORIE DAVIS 56 JUANITA GREENE 56 BETTY JANE HARRIS 56 THEODORE L. ROSEBROCK 56 JOAN SILBERMAN 56 THELMA LOUISE BALAY 53 JACK BURICH 53 BATES JOHNSON 53 LESTER MORELAND, JR. 53 BETTY MARIE STARR 53 DAIDT TIME MURIEL KATHRYN FRODIN 40 3 semesters WILLIAM RICHARD MORRISH 61 5 semesters DOROTHY SAYRE JACOBS 58 5 semesters DOLLY MITCHELL 5-1 5 semesters LOIS A. SHAPIRO 58 6 semesters MARILYNN MORGAN 45 5 semesters MARY JANE WARREN 45 5 semesters MARJORIE OLIVE VAWTER 44 5 semesters LOUIS C. McANLY, JR. 25 3 semesters THELMA HINES 41 5 semesters

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Class of 38

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IS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Shortridge Honor Society has had a very active year under the sponsorship of Miss Minnie Lloyd. The oiiicers, chosen just before the close of the semester in 1937, were Robert Harger, presidentg Virginia Burkholder, secretary-treasurer, Charles Butz, chairman of group Ag Nel- son Burrin, chairman of' group B, and Jack Burich, chairman of group C. The groups were sponsored by Mrs. Gertrude Weathers, Miss Nora Thomas and Mrs. Hope Nevitt. 'L 'i -A ' ' Seventy-severrtrrrembers were chosen by the faculty for their scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. The members are: Mary Alice Adkins, Juanita Armstrong, Margaret Anne Becker, Elizabeth Jane Brock, Agnes Brown, Charles Breunig, Donald Bruce, Jack Burich, Vir- ginia Burkholder, Nelson Burrin, Charles Butz, Margaret Daigger, Mar- jorie Davis, Jack Day, Shirley Einbinder, Tom Fleischer, Virginia Flory, Jane G. Freihofer, Jane Gillespie, Charles Good, Jane L. Goodlet, Betty Gordon, Martha Graves, Juanita Greene, David Guthridge, Jean Hackerd, Lois Hall, Robert Harger, Naomi Harrington, James Henderson, Charlotte Hofmann, Mark Holeman, Bill Horne, Sue Virginia Hull, Dorothy Jacobs, Bates Johnson, Ray Johnson, Mary Kershner, Evelyne Kettner, Harold Lambertus, Mary E. Lewis, Mary Ann Lookabill, Ervin McCullough, Lois Mathieson, Dolly Mitchell, Marilynn Morgan, Richard Morrish, Barbara Nixon, Arthur Northrupf, LaVone Ostermeyer, Adelheid Poehlmann, Ruth Price, Loren Prince, Madelyn Pugh, Elinor Randall, Chester Robinson, Keith Rogers, Ted Rosebrock, Jack Schneider, Lois Shapiro, Ruby Shel- ton, Joan Silberman, Rogers Smith, George Spiegel, Mary C. Stair, Mar- tha Stanford, Harold Steup, Gloria Tomlinson, Merrill Tucker, Juanita Wagner, Betty Walsh, Baxter Weaver, Dorthea West, Jean Wichser, Louise Wilde, Richard Wilson, Robert Witham, and Mildred Orr, who, elected in another high school, is graduating from Shortridge. On February 22 a party was held in the Selleck Art Gallery and the late Prof. Paul T. Haworth of Butler discussed George Washington. A dinner was held in the teachers' cafeteria on March 12, before the Junior Vaudeville. Formal Honor Society initiation took place April 29 in the school library. Parents of the members were invited, and Mr. DeWitt S. Morgan, Superintendent of schools, spoke. A picnic concluded social ac- tivities. Tutoring underclassmen, tracing Honor graduates of 1922, and a paper sale April 9, were the Society's serious projects.