Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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JUNIOR OFFICERS--Seated: Jeanne Snodgrass, Vaude- ville chairman: Jo Ann Summers, secretary. Standing: Jim Jordan, presidentg Deeda Hensley, vice-presidentg Warren Bennett, treasurer, JUNIORS The Class of 1946 began their Junior activi- ties when they went to the polls December 13 to elect oflicers. The successful candidates were Jim Jordan, presidentg Deeda Hensley, vice-president: Jo Ann Summers, secretary: Warren Bennett. treasurerg and Jeanne Snodgrass, Vaudeville chairman. The Junior Policies Committee, a group organized for the first time this year, was composed of students who indicated that they would like to help with the Junior activities. This group and the class oflicers handled the af- fairs and business of the class. On the nights of February 9 and 10, in Caleb Mills Hall, the curtain went up on the 1945 edi- tion of the annual Junior Vaudeville. About four hundred people, both on and behind the stage, combined their efforts to produce a vaudeville of near-professional caliber. Under the leadership of chairman Jeanne Snodgrass, and with the help of Walter C. Geisler and Mrs. Nell Merrick Thom- as, class sponsors, it was possible to bring forth the talent in Shortridge and focus it in the spot- light. The production played before capacity houses both nights, and with the proceeds from the venture, the class presented the school two one-thousand-dollar bonds. The first act, Jota Espanola, sponsored by Dorothy Schonecker and Charles Scott, presented a variety of Spanish music and dances enacted in an elaborate patio setting. A fashion promen- ade highlighted Jeanne Trulock's Fashion Fan- tasy, which was the second act to perform before the spotlight. A Wee Bit o' Scotch. the third skit, was accented by original and synthetic Scotch songs and dances. Charlene Buttz, Dottie Friedland, and Debbie MacDougall were chairmen of the act. John Rawlings and Ginny Black Work- ed together to produce 'iMy Mummy Done Ptol- emy, a satire based on life and times in old Egypt. The final act, 'tMusical Revue, was per- fected by chairman Glenn Speckman. The act furnished a grandiose finale of popular music as Shortridgers like it. Mary Bishop edited the program with the help of Charles Efroymson, who handled the ad- tertisements. The attractive cover, featuring the Vaudeville chairman's picture on a background of blue and white music notes, was designed by Priscilla Bender.

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