Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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S. P. Q. R. The S.P.Q.R., sponsored by Miss Josephine Davidson, was or- ganized to acquaint the members with the universal background of the Latin language and to stimulate further interest in the Latin classics. Students in their third year of Latin who have main- tained a B average throughout their study of this subject, may write a theme that deals with Latin subjects to qualify for membership. The activities of the club for the year were a Christmas party and the annual spring picnic. Meetings feature musical programs, Latin songs, games and contests. Presiding over the club are Mary Louise Giles, consul: Mary McClure, praetorg Peggy Yockey, scribag and Fred Corey, quaestor. The members are Bernard Landman, Betsy Ancker, Mary Francis Ditt- rich, Patti McGruley, Mary Louise Giles, Donald Heppensteel, Dorthea Cut- singer, Sally Forsythe, Mary Isabel Hull. Betty Lea Mansfield, Jane Had- dath, Joanne Reese. John Caughran, Stanley Kiser, Fred Corey, Stanley Gray, Alan Boyd, Louis Belden, Challis Mercer, Peggy Yockey, Jim Elam. Laura Lindley, Mary Lee Schell, Mary McClure, Jim Lodwick, Nancy Sewell. Ann Schaffner. Ellen Jacobsen, Helga Nepple, Ila Belle Barnes, Tom Camp- bell, Carolyn Unger, Suzy Schleuter, Elizabeth Finley, Cynthia Hendricks, and Jeanne Rybolt.

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TRUE BLUE For girls interested in doing a very worthwhile service for Shortridge, the True Blue Club has always offered many oppor- tunities. The club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Della Thompson, Dean of Girls, contributes much to the friendly atmosphere of the school. The largest department of the club is that of the Big Sisters, headed by Peggy Yockeyg they undertake the task of acquainting the freshman girls with Shortridge. Every new girl student is greeted in her home room and escorted through the building by a Big Sister. HI-TRI The Hi-Tri Club is sponsored by Miss Dale Waterbury, with entire membership made up of girls. Since many of the girls are occupied in outside employ- ment this year, the club was not formally organized. How- ever, there are more than twen- ty-five girls in the -group. Dur- ing the Christmas season, the girls held a pencil drive for Socks for Servicemen. They were able to collect over nine hundred pencils. Betty Hubble was chairman of the drive.