Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Row 1 Cleft to righti: Bob Rudesill, Joe Seagle, Bill Patrick, Philip Kappes, Jim Carlin, Tom Stump, George Finney, Jack Jelliffe, Bob McKin- ney, Ray Stone, Bob Buckler, Richard Smythe, John Miller, Charles Ness. Row 2: Ed Stephenson, Suzanne Cohen, Marillyn Shaw, Marianne Daries, Josephine Davidson, sponsor: June Sherrey, Helen A. Pollock, Mary Finot, Carolyn Coxen, Helen Warvel, Barbara Evans, Doris Daley, Jane Ingles, Margaret Fish, Kathryn Hill, Catey Glossbrenner. Row 3: Phyllis Hall, Mary Jo Beazell, Doris Ham- ilton. Nell Elkin, Betty Thompson, Patia Maxwell, Pat Heustis, Katie Armstrong. Row 4: Eleanor Hil- genberg, Doris Krueger, Gertrude Sandler, Patri- cia Lukenbill, Patricia Pffeiderer. Vera Boyd, Rose- mary Jones, Margaret Shively, Mary Jane Foerst, Mimi Roberts, Virginia Dubois, Patty Moores, Rosalyn Crabb. Row 5: Charles Weicking, Mary Ann Gamso, Betty Jane Heassler, Dorothy Giles, Martha McConell, Jean Pittinger, Margaret Waldo, Nancy Wilcox, Corinne Longsdorf, Mary Walker, Jane Pettijohn, Mary Ellen Rinhardt, Betty Cra- mer, Patti Cain, Belle Green, Pat Burnett, Joan Dearmin. Row 6: Jean Hixon, Joan Bartley, Kath- arine More, Patricia Brown, Betty Jo Morrison, Elizabeth Ott, Virginia Smith, Mary Elizabeth Miller, Patsy Sharick, Louise Wanner. S. P. Q. R. The Senatus Populusque Romanus, which means, by the Way, the Senate and the Roman People, is composed of Latin students interested in the pursuit of that subject after school hours. To raise funds for the annual scholarship prize, the members presented the movie, Elizabeth and Essex, which was enjoyed by many students. The one hundred dol- lar award was given to the person receiving the highest grade in a test Presidents Bill Patrick Bob McKinney Vice-presidents Marcia Smith Mary Walker Secretaries Marjorie Ruch Margaret Waldo T7'6llS1l.7'6TS Tom Wakeland George Finney conducted by the Latin department, The members were entertained at the meetings by interesting guest speakers. They enjoyed a Christmas party and a picnic in the spring. Miss Josephine Da vidson is sponsor of the club. STUDENT COUNCIL President Victor Cardarelli Vic'e-presidezzf Bruce Hilkene Secretary Patty Aspinall W 1 tleft to rightl: Jean Clark, Jeanne Faulconer, Patty As- pinall, Ginny Thompson, Patsy Bishop, Suzanne Herman, Catey Glossbrenner, J. C, Beane, sponsor. Row 2: Allen Moorman, Cecil Freihofer, Bruce Hilkene, Russ Williams, Vic Cardarelli, Bud Thompson, Joe Noonan. The Shortridge Student Council is the all school representative body. Under the sponsorship of James C. Beane it has assisted in many projects beneiicial to the school. They supervise the Seating in the cafeteria and appoint door hostesses. They were responsible for Short- ridge doing its bit in national de- fense through their campaign to sell Defense Stamps and Bonds, They also assisted the U. S. O. in a cookie drive and helped sponsor the Victory book drive.

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Laughter, music, patriotic decorations, and sponsor, Miss Mary Pratt, typify the Social Committee. This year their dances have been particularly gay and successful. The Pigskin Prom highlighted the football season. At the annual Family Frolic, their dance was one of the chief attractions. The Defense SPANISH CLUB Row 1 Cleft to rightba Mary Dale Metzger, Joa Dearmin, Lynn Sumner, AMary Finot, Barbar Evans, Mary Pratt, sponsor: Phyllis Jay, Jeann Faulconer, Lorna Dunmeyer, Helen Reis, Barbar Porter. Row 2: Jean Clark, Mary Jane Foers Jean Hixon, Joan Bartley, Catey Glossbrenne Susan Taylor, Marjorie Turk, Marillyn Shaw, Dot tie Burget. Row 3: Frank Throop, Ned Hendrick son, Jim McCoy, Tom Mantel, John Federman George Finney, John Holmes, Fred Flickingel Agnes Alig, Virginia Thompson, Kennard Voyle: Joan Becket. fi SOCIAL COMMITTEE President Fred Flickinger Vice-president Lois Hilkene Secretary Ginny Thompson T1'easurer Ned Merrill Stomp featured a drawing for defense stamp prizes. Shortridge social life reached its peak at the Bluebelle-Uglyman dance in April, whenstudents chose the most popular boy and girl from candidates nominated by the Social Committee. The Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Hazel Whisenand of the modern lan- guage department, was made up of students who wished to go further in their study of the Spanish language and those countries in which it is spoken. . President Barbara Hess Vice-president Marjorie Grindle Secretary-treasurer Jim Noonan Row 1 tleft to rightir Maralyn Ba- ker, Betty Marcum, Virginia Coxen, Hazel Whisenand, sponsorg Lois Tab- bert, Virginia Mitchell. Row 2: Bar- bara Hess, Joan Chandler, Adele Spenner, Robert Van de Walle, Doris Hamilton, Harvey Harris.

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