Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1946 volume:

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IF YOU SEE ME SMILING, IF YOU NOTICE I AM MORE AGREEABLE, IF YOU OBSERVE THAT I AM WORKING HARDER AND TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH MORE, YOU MAY BE SURE MY INSPIRATION IS YOUR ANNUAL DEDICATION WITH ITS KIND WORDS OF APPRECIATION. WITHOUT ANY DOUBT THIS IS QUITE THEINICEST THING THAT HAS HAPPENED TO ME AT SHORTRIDGE. MAY THE FUTURE HOLD FOR EACH ONE OF YOU THAT WHICH IS TRUE AND GOOD AND WORTHWHILE. CORDIALLY YOURS, 5fe4,rzA, J: MR. GROTH FORMALLY LECTURES TO HIS CLASS AND .... INFORMALLY DISCUSSES AN ASSIGNMENT WITH A STUDENT. PAGE 5 ' l2. 'l. Qcfofz an LS at sf. . . . . DR. J. DAN HULL JOEL vv. HADLEY THEODORE VAN VOORHEES s.,J , ' fp - -1 L Friendly Dr. J. Dan Hull is the guiding hand behind all Short- ridge activities. His personal in- terest in the students and the school is shown by the many extras our popular principal has added to his regular duties as head of the teaching staff. Dr. Hull is chairman of the Curriculum Committee of Indi- ana High School Principals and a member of the Curriculum Committee of the National As- sociation of High School Princi- pals. Filling out college recommen- dation blanks is only One of Dr. Hull's many contacts with Short- ridge students. He acts in an ad- visory capacity for students and their parents in program plan- ning, vocational opportunities, and personal problems. Inter- viewing war veterans interested in high school credits has also been one of Dr. Hull's extras To further the prestige of Shortridge High School and to fully prepare her students for life in a peaceful World is Dr. Hull's goal as principal. Each semester students check their programs with busy vice- principal Joel W. Hadley, who straightens out classes and acts as disciplinarian for Shortridge. Sponsor of the senior class, he also meets parents and students in an advisory capacity. In charge of the' Shortridge budget administration and the purchasing Of instructional sup- plies, Theodore Van Voorhees, vice-principal, also helps boys and girls solve their problems and take advantage of the many opportunities offered at Short- ridge. Q SF' ABOVE: Girls' Counselors, Miss ABOVE: Mrs. Barbara Clay and Eleanor Dunlap, Mrs. Eugenia Hay- Mrs. Kathryn Harvey are busy den, and Miss Ruth Lewinan talk typing letters and bulletins for Dr. over a weighty problem. Hull in the Shortridge office. O U The counselors in room 118 act in an ad- visory and sponsoring capacity for student activities. Mrs. Eugenia Hayden sponsors the Student Board and meets with college repre- sentatives, Miss Eleanor Dunlap is sponsor of the True Blue Club, 9B talent show, and Stu- dent Aid, and advises new students, and Miss Ruth Lewman is director of girls' vocational guidance and acts as freshman advisor. If a student is absent the attendance desk handles the absence. Here excuses and cuts are taken care of, absence reports compiled, and transfers checked. Did you lose a mitten or a scarf? Do you need help? These things, and more, may be found in the office. Seniors can learn their class rating and credits, and check college ap- plications and certificates here. Twelve week tests are compiled and recorded by the office staff, and Dr. Hull, Mr. Hadley, and Mr. Van Voorhees have their headquarters in the office. RIGHT: Dr. Hull discusses future plans with Margaret Mason. l BELOW: Debbie McDougall has her absence ex- cuse stamped by Miss Ann Hereth, as Mrs. Bar- bara Clay works at the files. PAGE 7 ABOVE: Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas and Miss Dale Waterbury inspect study slips. guidance A bee-hive is no busier than the Guidance Of- fice. There, students and advisers together iron out the kinks in programs and solve problems confronting the students. The varied duties of these hard working advisers include assisting students in planning their programs so that they will be fitted for a post-school activity-either that of college or a job, holding at least two conferences per semester with each studentg giv- ing vocational and educational information to students, administering various tests, such as the Kuder Preference test, following these up With vocational conferences, rearranging students' programs to meet their changing needsg and BELOW: Betty Fogel arranges her pro- gram with Miss Dorothy Dipple and Claude Keesling. ABOVE: Paul Houtzer plans his program with Hiram Hensel and Don Knight. keeping a complete record of each student's fam- ily history, employment record, test record, grade school rating, personality rating, four-year pro- gram, grades, Kuder Test score, and various cita- tions. ocial Service The understanding and help of the Social Ser- vice Department aid students to solve many problems. By means of scholarships and other similar help for both high school and college, and by means of jobs' and personal adjustments it enables students to gain the greatest beneiit from school life. BELOW: Seated, Mrs. Helen P. Roell, Miss Geneva A. Diclceyg standing, Miss Rea D. Bauer, Miss Dorothy Poindexter, Miss Carolyn Raiser. PAGE 8 ABOVE: C. C. Hobbs and Sue Kassebauni dish ont books. oolfsiofze The Shortridge Bookstore, under the direction of C. C. Hobbs, provides books and other supplies for students, sells tickets for numerous events, and fills orders for victory bonds and stamps from home room agents. Assisting Mr. Hobbs are Betty Lou Stewart, Sue Kassebaum, and Joe Spencer. Cjusfoofians Men and Women Who climb the step-ladder and wield the mop-these are the people who set right what goes Wrong, who keep Shortridge in order in the halls, in the class rooms, in the cafeteria. These sixteen people are the ones who keep the school in good running order. BELOW: Gene Wilkins, cnstodiang Fred Gideon, janitorg and Charles Apple, fire- man. ABOVE: Miss Marie Moran and Miss Ina Gaskill bandage Jane ParsZey's arm. ealilz Service Where Shortridgers take their aches and pains - that's the Health Service Office. The nurses on duty handle any minor emergency. A Board of Health doctor visits school each week. The two resting wards and health records for all students are part of our Health Onice. afefefzia 2,820 hamburgers plus three gallons of mus- tard is what Shortridgers can eat at school in a day. Feeding 2,600 hungry people daily islthe job of seventy-five workers. Post-war plans for the cafeteria include remodeling the kitchen and din- ing room and the addition of a bakery. B E L 0 W: Mrs. Frances Lichtenwalter, cafeteria director, orders ice cream. PAGE 9 See tzow we stucty. Rtiuuctg teafming ctottz make thee maint Jets. BUT SlElRlI0lUSlLY Rug ctisciptinect minct anct cuttivatect lleact ate etements of p0wePz.,7 'Catet9 Wills ABOVE: Mrs. Blanche Rawlings helps her English V class interpret pomes. ENGLISH FACULTY: Back row M Miss Ruth L. Armstrong, James C. Beane, Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, Mrs. Rachel Schumacher, C. C. Shoemak- er, Miss Eleanor Dee Theek, Miss Margaret Montgomery, Mrs. Char- lotte Ryker, Mrs. Wilma Hudson, Mrs. Virginia Lewis, Miss Jeannette Grubb, Grady Greer Stubbs. Front row - Miss Reeta Clrk, Mrs. Blanche Rawlings, Mrs. Mary Dye Beach, Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas, Miss Florence Guild, head of depart- mentg Mrs. Louise Steiger, Miss El- eanor Dunlap, Miss Mildred Foster. Fzgtisll To teach pupils to read, Write, speak, and listen is the main objective of the Shortridge English Depart- ment. Students learn to use the Dewey Decimal System and the Readeris Guide so that they will feel at home in in the library. For those who Wish to specialize, dramatics, pub- lic speaking, debating, jour- nalism, business English, and advanced composition are offered. ABOVE: Myrl H. Ahrerldt helps Dick ABOVE: Students in Miss Minnie Lloyd's Powell solve an algebra problem. rjwatlzematics The builders of the future need a irm founda- tion in applying facts and reasoning. The Mathe- Lstofzy D-Day, V-E Day - important dates added to the history of the world. The History Department is aiding students to have a better comprehension of World War II problems, and international af- fairs. history class study world problems. matics Department endeavors to give everyone this essential background. From basic arithmetic to trigonometry, Shortridge students receive the best possible training. HISTORY FACULTY: Back row-Mrs. Mabel K. Nyhart, Miss Jean McVicker, Mrs. Danna Huffman. Mrs. Anna Oertle, Miss Helen Frazee, Mrs. Annalee Webb Miller, Mrs. Margaret S. Farmer, A. Atwood Bliss, Mrs. Jessamine Fitch, Robert Nipper. Front row-Miss Mabel Washburn, Mrs. Barbara Griffin, Mrs. Elsie Waterman, Mrs. Madge Temperley, Mrs. Gertrude Eckert, Miss Dorothy Peterson, Miss Minnie Lloyd, head of department. MATHEMATICS FACUL- TY: Back rovv'iMiss Grace Custer, Miss Louise Reiter, Colin L. Lett, Miss Margaret Pierson, Miss Beth Wilson, Myrl H. Ahrendt. Front row -C. M. Keesling, Mrs. Char- ity Browning, Miss Ellen K. Ocker, Enoch Burton, head of department, Mrs. Florence S. Goodnough, Miss Martha Hunt, Simon P. Roache. Not present-Bryant K. Millikan, Don R. Knight. LEFT: Gano, ganas, gana, etc .... Miss Hazel Whisen- and helps her Spanish I .Q t if d e n t s conjugate some verbs. angaage A cultural outlook, basic grammar, and vocabulary are fundamental purposes of the Language Department. Since universal peace is imperative to the future of the yvorld, knowledge of languages Will play an im- portant role. By a knowledge of the litera- ture, language, and customs of foreign neighbors, the world can establish an inter- national depth of understanding. The study of all languages, both classical and modern, is a vital factor in the education of the people. PAGE 12 Miss Ruth Lewman, Miss Hazel Whisen- and, Miss Josephine Lee, Miss Emily Dodson, Mrs. Gertrude Weathers, Miss Louise Reiter, Mrs. Cena Morgan. Seat- ed-Mrs. Grace Vitz, head of depart- mentg Miss Loree Maranville, Mrs. Jose- phine Bliss, Mrs. Elizabeth Helm, Miss Jane Curry. LEFT fbelowj : Miss Louise Reiter's advanced German students are engrossed in their translations. LANGUAGE FACULTY: Standing - RIGHT Kbelowj: Says Mrs Elizabeth Helm, Please translate the first sentence ABOVE: Miss Mona Jane Wilson supervises a chemistry emperirnent. cience Work in Science classes is conducted to beneiit students who plan to be engineers, doctors, and dentists. In Electronics, spe- cial emphasis is placed on the theory of the atom and applications of electronics in com- munication and industrial fields. Navigation courses benefit students who plan to acquire a pilot's license. Chemistry III students may receive laboratory jobs if interested. Live specimens will be kept in the proposed new botanical laboratory. The cultivation of or- chids and a browsing library have become a part of the Biology Department. SCIENCE FACULTY: Standing - Howard Wright, Donald Klopp, Robt. Grubbs, Robert J. Shultz, William Johnson, H. H. Siemers, Les- ter Groth, Walter C. Geisler. Seated H- Frank B. Wade, head of chemistry depart- ment, Miss Mildred Camp- bell, Miss Mabel Washburn, Mrs. Henrietta Parker, Miss Leda Hughes, Miss Elizabeth Rawls, Mrs. Jean Prettyman, Mrs. Kate R. Steichmann, Miss Mona Jane Wilson, Ro- bert Black, head of Biology- Physiography Department. A B O V E: Mrs. Henrietta Parker points out the intri- cacies of a carrot. X N JMX. x U P P E R RIGHT: Physics problems hold no fears for Marion Obermeyer. 'sf' J., 5 PAGE 13 ABOVE: Sarah Ellen Julius and Nancy Crow are two of these busy people in Miss Zola Beasleyhs' Typing II class. COMMERCE FACULTY: Standing -Fred L. Rouch, Hiram Hensel, Miss Trella M. Wood, head of Commerce Departmentg Kenneth G. Peterman, Arthur G. Shull. Seated-Miss Zola Beasley, Miss Mary Wilhite, Miss Bertha Mallory, Miss Dorothy Dipple, Miss Florence Griepenstroh. BELOW: Miss Mary Wakita dictates to her Shorthand I class. PAGE 14 H Y7YYV 0l'l'lWl6'ZCe Future stenographers, typists, and book-keepers are among the 1,000 students being trained in the Commerce Department this semes- ter. Shorthand, Typing, Junior Busi- ness Arithmetic, Machine Calcula- tion, Business Law, and Retail Problems are the courses being taught by members of the depart- ment. Commerce students learn how to handle the problems and meet the everyday requirements of the business world. Arthur G. Shull, Shortridge treasurer, is head of the business oiice at the rear of the bookstore, which acts as a clearing house for school funds. Jef Did you recognize your best girl friend's portrait in the Selleck Art Gallery? And did you see the Vaudeville programs, Christmas Echo covers, the Annual layouts, color wheels, and action poses? The floor plans from the mechani- cal drawing classes? These are all a part of the Art Department, now under the guidance of Charles Yeager. Returned veteran Francis How- ard was with the department for the fall semester. Miss Jane Mes- -sick sponsored the Croquis Club and the Annual art staff, and Miss Essie Long sponsored the Christ- mas Echo art staff. ABOVE: Marjorie Reed poses 'for Miss Jane Messiok's figure drawing class. ART FACULTY: Theodore Van Voorhees, Gordon O. Johnson, Orrin D. Thundere, Miss Jane Messick, Miss Essie Long, Francis Howard. Charles Yeager is acting head of the depart- ment. BELOW: Gordon J ohnson's Arts and Crafts class is tool- ing leather. PAGE 15 PAGE 16 ome conomics Ah, smell those delicious odors coming from the Home Economics kitchen, where the girls select, prepare, and serve interest- ing meals. In the clothing classes the girls worked for the Red Cross and have learned to choose, make, and wear correct clothes. Art in homes, home furnishings, and dress, is the foundation for Related Art. Problems of home-making are discussed in home liv- ing classes. ABOVE: Monica Lennox has a skirt hnng. HOME ECONOMICS FAC- ULTY: Mrs. Florence Porter, Mrs. Opal Conrad, Miss Dale Waterbury, Miss Lucy Mont- gomery. LEFT: .Printing students Wil- liam Kinnick, Lawrence Sand- berg, Frank Rhodes, and Dick Rhude are setting type for their magazine. ,qbfzcnfcng Printing classes write, set, and print a magazine called Student Prints at least once during each six weeks grade period, be- sides setting many kinds of commercial forms' Students also receive considerable instruc- tion on the linotype, job press, and cylinder press. A student may major in printing. During the last thirteen years the cylinder press and its operator, Charles J. Irby, shown here, have printed almost live million copies of the Daily Echo, 27,000 copies of the An- nual, 33,000 Christmas Echoes, and many other kinds of work, including the Blue Book, English Reading List, History of Mu- sic, Living and Learning Magazine, School City News, History of Football and Basket- ball, Outline of History, a Latin Book, and countless commercial forms. The Echo has been delivered to its agents on time every publication day for the last thirteen years. C . USLC What is an athletic event Without the band or a year Without auditorium con- certs by the Ensemble, Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, or other divisions of the music depart- ment? Yles, Where would the World be With- out music? Certainly Longfellow's Words have been proved true more than once. Music is the universal language of man- kind? M U S I C FACULTY: Mrs. Geraldine Clippinger, Will F. Wise, Robert J. Shultz, Mrs. Laura C. Moag. .QD gsm! cl This year the girls' physical education program was placed upon a point system of grading. The basis for these points is at- tendance, promptness, physical efficiency, and the practice of good health habits. The boys' physical education department offers participation in organized activities. Their aim is to influence general health and growth and physical and mental develop- ment. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY: Mrs. Mary C. Treichler, Roy V. Aberson, Thomas D. Woods, Miss Alice Jane Hessler. Seated: Russel S. Julius, athletic director. PAGE 17 Q 'fs - Ng' E, EQ R.O.T.C. guard presents colors at basketball game. gut 7 7 0 elwo, CN free, ffowzf The blast of a Whistle-the roll of a drum-and the Shortridge R.O.T.C. steps smartly down the field. Whether on parade, or at drill or riiie practice, mem- bers of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps are learning not only military technique, but courtesy, cooperation, and discipline. They will also, upon graduation, find them- selves in a position for officers' rank in the college units which they may later enter. Under the leadership of Sergeant Vernon V. Bunch, instructor, the boys in R.O.T.C. learn something of military tactics and drill. Those with marked ability can rise to positions as commissoined and non-commissioned officers. Carl Pferrer had top rank this year as cadet major. A new training program, prescribed by the War De- partment, Went into effect last semester, and included courses in Military Policies of the United States, Sanita- tion and First Aid, Organization of the Infantry, Elemen- tary Map Reading, Drill and Ceremonies, Physical Train- ing, Automatic Rifle, Characteristics of Infantry Weapons, Tactical Training of Individual Soldiers, Combat Forma- tions, and Tactics of the Squad. A OFFICERS: Second row-Bob Palmer, Don Tabbert, Charles Marlowe, Bill Best, Kurt Pantzer, Jack Fuller. lst row: Jack Fivel, Mark Rhoades, Howard Fay, Carl Pferrer, Dick Began, Jack Dixon, Mark Dunbar. f 5 sw -bm ' 'x 1 , 1 N A , , 9 fi 'Q D Aa 1? , 2 . 2 Q 2 4 '45 Q f 3 agp gy F Wig, as Q 945' -. 'T ww as Q . , ,,,, f, Q ik Q , ..A. , Q W f Q , . Q X fa I Q , i Ailunizz W L ::QfZ.E... 'zzz N , fa K Q in - rf Q--.-..,M. W v Q 8 ffffw 4 , ,, i . 3 'f f ' sk Q 2 ' w A 0 5 4' ' '-'r'zf,j' V A v-2:: f V H 'QM . .:aea. 3' X ' , -1':' 1: ., ll :::,, EEZ:-t V- in 2:1 1 Q g b -2 'W we -. ! N ....F ': ' PQ A' w A .. J '--.,g Qzgip zzz 4 ' , ..,...,...: E M 5 Z ii vvv: v-,. Y j 1 f, - , A :V 5 ' '-11f , , f 1 x A 'K 'f Q 3 . Q' c, K 5 5 r Q5 S :lzl 5 ' S: lg, ' in ' ' ' A , A W ffm M Kim Qi Q l v v ,K N WA.. , A , Q if ww-.,., I J ...fibfzafzy A memorial library, honoring for- mer Shortridge teachers, has become a part of the Charity Dye library and a supplement to the regular collec- tion of books. Thus far, thirty-nine teachers have been recognized by books given in their honor. The Art Department has designed a fitting bookplate which is placed in the front of each volume, designating it as a gift book. Bob Mouser and Jack Forbes check out some books with Mrs. Esther Cabanaugh while Miss Jean McVicker helps a student choose a book. In the filing case, students Barbara Sherow and Barbara Mary Rita Dusthiiner glances may look up any book in the Bennett look over the current through an interesting novel library by title or author. magazines. while her friend reaches to Polly Averly and group appear engrossed in diffi- cult research. the top shelf. Another collection, honoring for- mer pupils Who have died, has been started and a bookplate has been de- signed for these volumes. These tri- bute books are kept on special shelves set aside for them. The library proudly serves Short- ridge with a large and complete col- lection of books, including iiction, travel, biography, history, humor, and technical volumes, in addition to current literature and newspapers. Mrs. Esther Cavanaugh and Miss Jean McVicker are in charge of the Shortridge Library. Clubs L A SENIOR S.P.Q.R.: Back row: Betty Wrege, Lucinda Kryter, Ann Inman, Nancy Sutton, Conrad Casler, Jean Maxwell, Patty Pearson, Gertrude Rappaport, Marilyn Weigand, Miss Jane Curry. Front row: Suzanne Johnson, Marilyn Taylor, Virginia Davis, Georgia Buckner, Barbara Croker, Katie Clark, Nancy Dearmin, Carol Baum, Patty Peat. S. fseniofz The Senior S.P.Q.R. is sponsored by Miss Jane Curry, and its purpose is to provide an outlet for classical interest. Its programs have been arranged to suit the interests of the older group particularly. In October the horoscopes of all members were read. In January Margaret Mason gave a talk on Ni- jinsky, the great Russian ballet dancer. Oflicers are Georgia Buckner, princepsg Tom Emerson, proprincepsg Julia Hull, scri- ba, Con Casler, quaestorg and Marge Hart- ley, program chairman. clamor Miss Emily Dodson sponsors the Junior S.P.Q.R. Its purpose is to give an added in- terest in the classics and a background in reading. A Ha1loWe'en party Was given in October. In January, the motion picture, Aesop's Fables, was shown. The officers are Bill Humphrey, princepsg Mary Lou Jolliffe, proprincepsg Marilyn Me- gorden, scribag and Sue Hostetler, program chairman. FICTION CLUB: Back row'-Werner Haas, Gilbert Jacobs, Fred Feibelman, John Rawlings, treasurer, Dick Powell, Don Wise, Bob Palmer. Front row: Leonard Wild, Janet Trickey, Katie Clark, Vice-presidentg Joanne Spitznagel, Helen McLane, Shirley Rose, Nancy Sutton, Betty Blade, Georgia Buckner, president: Mary Martha Turpin, Betty Kendall, Miss Ruth Armstrong, sponsor. .EECfz0n Club The Fiction Club, one of the oldest in Short- ridge, has continued its activities this year as usual. Aside from Writing a large part of the Christmas Echo, members of the club participat- ed in a radio show of the club's activities. The club is open to those in English IVX or above who have maintained an A average in English. Membership is determined by the quality of short stories submitted by aspirants. enate The Shortridge Senate remains the school's political melting pot, boiling with blasting ora- tory and seething with political intrigue, since re-organization of several parties has been completed. The Senate is patterned after our nation's Senate in rules and organization. The members assume names of U. S. Senators and debate and pass upon issues of the day, drawn up as bills and resolutions Mrs. Annalee Miller sponsors this unique club. SENATE fback rowjz Eugene Dye, Jack Bernard, Marvin Goddard, Tom Lynch, Jack Murrell, Peter Soflos, Earl Murphy. 3rd row: Mark Colby, Don Tabbert, Mrs. Annalee Miller, sponsor, Bob Mouser, Bob Munger, D.on Reisinger, Fred Franklin, Victor Humphreys. 2nd row: William Burnette, Peter Cislak, Genie Nicholson, Alfred Bosley, George Landis, Jim Robertson, Nancy Sutton, Helen McLane. lst rovv: Jim Pappas, Betty Money, Helen Snellenberger, Jacque Farmer, Roberta Laner, Marilyn Gernstein, Pat Locke. HISTORY CLUB: Back row - Margaret Haymaker, vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Danna Huffman, spon- sor, Fred Franklin, Elda McNary, Shirley Krueger. 2nd row: Betty Lou Cavaness, Willa Gene Dennis, secretary, Carolyn Reese, Donna Jeanne Sullivan, Betty Pearson. istofzy Do you Want to keep up with the world? Stu- dents who attend History Club meetings do. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Danna Huffman, offers a varied program which includes historical and current events, quizzes, and book reviews on his- torical iiction. A war activity of the club has been keeping the Shortridge War Scrapbook. Every year, the feature activities are a Christmas party and a picnic in the spring. lst row: Dotti Friedland, Barbara Mason, Kay Stephenson, Katie Clark, presidentg Barbara Croker. Barbara Newton is treas.urer. jwath Making puzzles for the soldiers in hospitals was the o1Ticial project of the Math Club for the current year. The members continued their pro- ject of giving aid to students failing in mathe- matics. The club has had several guest speakers: Wil- liam Johnson, Robert J. Shultz, Frank B. Wade, Miss Mona Jane Wilson, and Enoch Burton. A Christmas party and a spring picnic added to the club's festivities. Miss Ellen Ocker is the sponsor. MATH CLUB: Back row+B.ar- bara Churchman, Pat Ayers, Betty Wrege, Dick Farrar, Helen Snel- lenberger, Miss Ellen Ocker, spon- sor, Carol Baum, Michael Church- man, Ceroyl Lesher, Claire Jack- son, James Merrill, Jack Dixon, Fritz Carlson. Front row: Nancy Judy, Virginia Foltz, Beverly Si- mon, Florence Gleason, Billie Mae Wright, president: Roxann Truitt, treasurer, Barbara Newton, Mary Dixon, Nancy Buckler, Sarah Suss- man, Lois Gold, Pete Sofios, Or- ville Elzie, vice-president. Suz- anne Johnson is secretary. PAGE 24 ,, STAMP CLUB: 3rd row-Larry Noling, George Vonnegut, Michael Churchman, Harrison Marsh, Rich- ard Osborne. 2nd row: Harry VVade, Bill Humphrey, secretary- treasurerg Roger Nelson, vice- presidentg Ray Featherstone, Irv- ing' Prince, Mark Sandground. Raymond Jung. lst row: Bob Mouser, John Jordan, Bloor Red- din Bob Underhill Jack Palmer 8, , , Bill Bogan, presidentg Don Tab- bert, Peter Cislak, Arthur G. Shull, sponsor. ible Club Credit toward graduation is offered by the Bible Club. Classes are held twice a Week, and a program is given every Wednesday afternoon. It is bo3th devotional and social. The members have had many large parties throughout the year, including Christmas and Valentine celebrations. A number of programs have been given at the Juvenile Center, orphanages, and old folks' homes. Often Well-known speakers visit the meetings. The sponsor is Carl Erickson. Stamp Philatelists have their own club at Shortridge. Members of the Stamp Club display the contents of their books and collections of unusual stamps. They also have quizzes and drawing games for which prizes of blocks of stamps are given. Auc- tioning of stamps occurs at each Weekly meet- ing. Collectors often speak to members about their hobby. Arthur G. Shull is sponsor of the organization. Erickson, sponsor, Robert Neeb Stephenson, Mary Jane Stroud Pierce. president, Patty Kettler Patty Mitchell. PAGE 25 BIBLE CLUB: Back row-Carl ster, Orville Elzie. 3rd row: Doro- thy Arnes, Jean Jeffers, Ellen Marilyn Miller, Marguerite Guar- nery, Burton Huth, Bob Gray. 2nd row: Hazel Weghorst, Mary Jane Stout, Doris Johnson, Barbara In- man, Grace Olin, Bettv Le Tour- neau, Virginia Cox. Front row. Paula Martin, Dorothy Basey, De- lores Armand, secretary-treasur- er, Elleane Williams, Jeanne BOWLING LEAGUE fin actionjz Beverly Bourne, Barbara MacAninch. Stand- ing: Eunice Heisler, Toby Lubow, Mary Jones, Geneva Weiland, Nancy Taylor, Mary Neuenschwander, Joyce Yea- ger, Joan Lauxterman, Anna Black, Wilma Moriarity, Sherry Hutton, Virginia Bak- er, Betty Duckworth, Bar- bara Kingery. Seated: Alice Terhune, Martha Anderson, Frances Millage, Jimodeen Ganison, Bernice Steinberg, Evelyn Leighbor, Pat Hin- kle, Riley Lou Angell, Shir- ley Frick, Lila Cullen, Pat Goheen, Barbara McCallic, Irene Smith, Donna Mea- dows. . 7 . Qvzls ow mg vague Members of the Girls, Bowling League spend each Wednesday afternoon at the bowling alleys, where they gain points for letter sweaters. The feeling of fun and sportsmanship prevails among the club members, who are divided into teams. Skill in bowling is developed in weekly practices. Chairmen this year were Dotti Friedland and Beverly Bourne. The club is sponsored by Miss Alice Jane Hessler. io ogy The newest club at Shortridge is the Biology Club, of which Donald Klopp is sponsor. It is the purpose of the club to get all those interested in Biology together for meetings and field trips. In December, the club helped with the Audubon Society's Bird Count and in February made a trip to the Oaklandon Dam. Monthly meetings are held. 0 BIOLOGY CLUB: lst row- G. D. Klopp, Betty Jean Robbins, Lona Mae Born- kamp, Sally Nugent, presi- dent: Marion Goldthwaite, Marga Carter, Wanda Blair. 2nd row: Eugene Freish, vice-presidentg Dale Rice, Eddie Mockford. Donald Cassidy, Neil Strickland, William Pritchett. PAGE 26 CROQUIS CLUB: Left to right on floor-Marcia Bun- dy, Ellen Norman, Barbara Wendt, Anita Diggle, vice- president. lst row: Joanne Queisser, president, Gloria Tuerk, secretaryg' Ann Prit- chard, Lorraine Rodenbar- ger, Margaret Bell, Helen Gaddy, Miss Jane Messick, sponsor. 2nd row: Flo Ann McMullen, Doris Johnson, Patty Grund, Nancy Gruber, Hazel Weghorst, Carol Ann Emmrich, ,Beverly Simon, Carol Curtis, Marjorie Reed, Carol Brown, Mary Lou Laughlin, Rosetta Rubin. Back row: Noel Iiams, John Rawlings, Esther Caluza, treasurer, Alfred Ikuayan, Sue Hostetler, Erla Mae Poe, Mary Ann Porteous. EDM lue Club May I help you? is the motto of the Big Sisters, who greet incoming freshmen and show them around school. The group also sponsors a mixer each semester for students new to the school. A dinner party was held February 21, in honor of Mrs. Della Thompson, retired sponsor. After addressing the group, Mrs. Thompson was presented with a token of appreciation. Miss Eleanor Dunlap is sponsor. fzoquis The Croquis Club, sponsored by Miss Jane Messick, celebrated its eighth anniversary this year. Meetings for the fifty member.s are held on alternate Thursdays in room 317. Club activities have centered around trips to the John Herron Art Institute and Indiana Ar- tists' Exhibitions, meetings at which films were shown and lectures given by several professional artists, and two parties for new members. TRUE BLUE CLUB: Front row-Margaret Wade, Mar- iann Meyer, Jane Parsley, vice-president, Norma Burk- hert, Sue Hostetler, Helen Gibson, secretaryg Carolyn Chenoweth, president, Billie Mae Wright, Mary Rita Dusthimer, Georgiana Rup- precht, Phyllis Williams. 2nd row: Miss Eleanor Dunlap, Nancy Boutwell, Shirley Melvin, Rosetta Segal, Ber- nice Steinburg, Shirley Gra- dy, Carol Baum, Anna Claire Gross, treasurerg Mary Lou Haverstick, Elleane Wil- liams. 3rd row: Carol Olson, Mary Shortridge, Lona Mae Bornkamo, Sue Sieboldt, Barbara Wilson, Pat Goheen, Shirley Schaffner, publicity chairmang Marilyn Wiegand. PAGE Z7 IICRIZON CLUB: Back row: Mary Bertrand, Jo Ann Keever, Anita Jones. 2nd row: Ann Boatner, treasurer, Carol Olson, vice-president, Barbara Smythe, Wanda Blair, Donnette Warnock, Mary Lou Quandt, secretary, Janet Roe, Nancy Boutwell, presidentg Jean Burris. Miss Mona Jane Wilson, sponsor. Front row: Carol Bristow, Rosalyn James, club reporter. Qhilateron An all-around athlete and good sportsman is a typical Philateron Club member. The club is a chapter of the Girls, Athletic Association of Indiana. To become a member a girl is required to have from 250 to 500 points in various extra-curricular sports. Five hundred points are need- ed for membership, and 250 points are needed to become a candidate. Mrs. Mary Treichler is sponsor. GERMAN CLUB: Back row: Marie Bartling, Maria Fleischer, Nancy Sutton, vice-president, Jim Hirsch- man president, Dick Paul, treasurer. 2nd row: Daniel McNally, Dick Bowers, Ruth Baumeister, Frances Mat- kin Margie Timmons, Dick Stoeppelwerth. Front row: Mary Nunamaker, Helen Snellenberger, secretaryg Lyn- ette Clarke, Lois Hare, Genie Nicholson, Bill Cox, Miss Louise Reiter. ofzizon Self-improvement and community' service are goals of the Horizon Club which is sponsored by Miss Mona Jane Wilson. It is one of several groups of the Camp Fire Girls. An all-city meeting is held once a month. During the past year, the girls enjoyed a Week-end at Camp Delight and were active in the Dis- trict Horizon Club's Conference in April. PHILATERON CLUB: Front row-Barbara Sims, Mrs. Mary C. Treichler, Dotti Friedland, Shirley Rose, Sandy Sande, Barbara Landreth. Back row: Ann Brigham, president, Helen McLane, secretary, Virginia Kistner, Priscilla Babbitt, treasurer, Marilyn Conner, Lorene Elliott, Verna Hauh, Marion Obermeyer. Sally Nugent is vice-president. ' QPWZCII1 The German Club has had several parties and a picnic this year. They prepared sixty dozen cookies for the U.S.O. at the home of their sponsor, Miss Louise Reiter. The cookies were taken to the Union Station Service Center. During the spring semester, a murder comedy in German was presented. Membership tryouts were held each semester. - l . git! Scouts L-.gilt Hi Tri girls are junior members of the Y.W.C.A. and have an opportun- ity to use the facilities of the cen- tral Y.W.C.A. World Good Fellowship week was observed from November 11 to 17, during which time five Hi Tri girls attended meetings of all the high school Hi Tri clubs. Erma- jean Krampe and Marian Myer at- tended an All-City Inter Club Coun- cil meeting held the iirst of the year. Miss Dale Waterbury is sponsor. GIRL SCOUTS: Left to right-Mrs. Rachel Schumach- er, sponsor, Georgiana Rupprecht, president, Sally Bell, Lona May Bornkamp, Barbara Query, Carolyn Good, Janet Forsaith, Pat Dammeyer, Marilyn Forster, Mary Ann Clevinger. os migos The minutes and much of the en- tertainment of Los Amigos is done in Spanish in order to give students a better understanding of the lan- guage. At monthly meetings, mem- bers have had several interesting speakers who told of their exper- iences in South America. At the Christmas party a nativity play was given. Co-sponsors of the club are Miss Loree Maranville and Mrs. Cena Morgan. HI TRI: Left to right-Marilyn Luding, Charlotte Stone, Bernice Stratton, Marian Meyer, Arlene Biet, Mary Shortridge, Nelladean Meador, Norma Burkert. Not in picture: Errnajean Krampe, program chairman, Margie Timmons, president, Doris Timmons, secretary, Jean Snellenberger, vice-president, Joan Snellenberger, Inter-Club Council member, Mary Faith Newman. Organizing the Senior Girl Scout Club into a national troop was the club's main project this year. Mem- bers made favors for the children at Riley Hospital, and heard a series of talks on various Helds of vocations and work. Camping overnight at Dellwood is an annual spring occa- sion of the club. I The troop leader is Mrs. Paul Rup- prechtg the Shortridge club sponsor is Mrs. Rachel Schumacher, and Georgiana Rupprecht is the presi- dent. A LOS AMIGOS: Back row-Lois Ragan, Susie Franzen, Wilma Sexson, Betty Blades, Blythe Mildner, Miss Lor- ree Maranville, Mary Jane Greer, Mrs. Cena Morgan. 3rd row: Flo Ann McMullen, Mary Ann Daugherty, Barbara Sherow, president, Ruth Ann Duncan, Marjorie Toutz, Ellen Fuller. 2nd row: Rose Weinberg, Mary Lou Wampler, Shirley Grady, Barbara Churchman, Sarah Sussman, Louise Kaplan. lst row: Pat Pearson, Jane Lindenberg, program chairman, Myrna Jo Gavin, Sally Sentir, Sylvia Adelsman. Marilyn Snyder is sec- retary, Virginia Cordill, treasurer. Chem Club Members of the Chem Club have been enter- tained at some of their bi-monthly meetings this year with talks by Helen Snellenberger, Marion Goldthwaite, Alan Parrish, Dave Tuttle, and Francis Hueber. This year the club made a trip to the Fairmont Glass Works. The Chem Club is open only to chemistry stu- dents. Before membership is attained a biography on a famous scientist must be submitted. W. W. Johnson is sponsor of the club, which is a chap- ter of the Indaina Junior Academy of Science. PAGE 30 CHEM CLUB: Seated- June Sigmon, Helen Snellen- berger, Bobbie Van Geyt, Shirley Schaffner, William Johnson, sponsor, Rex Gor- don, Malcolm Romene, Lo- gan Hall, Betty Lytle, presi- dentg Jean Ann Hicks, Ruth Hass, Dick Farrar, Kenneth Hallam, treasurer, Victor Humphrey, Francis Hueber, Alan Parrish, Dave Tuttle. Standing: John Martin, Owen Clark, Art Poynter, pro- gram .chairmangi Stew' Gor- don, Pat Goheen, Evelyn L-eigeber, Louise Holder, Margaret Wade, Janet J.ohn- son, secretary, Mary Jo Bi- bos, Marilyn Bowman, Shir- ley Melvin, Marion Gold- thvvaite. Jim Wolpert is vice-president. RADIO WORKSHOP: Standing - Leonard Wild, Georgia Buckner, Werner Haas, Rex Reynolds, Mrs. Wilma Hudson, sponsorg Bob Palmer, secretary-treasurer. Seated: Debbie McDougall, vice-presidentg Fred Feibel- man, Margaret Ma.son, pre- sidentg Marilyn Wright. Qadio Workshop Thereis always one good thing about a radio, and that is that you can turn it off, but the Radio Workshop is not so easily controlled. The main purpose of the club is script Writing and broadcasting. Most of the Shortridge part of i'The High School Hour has been handled by the Workshop. A party was given during the spring semester in a drive for membership. The pros- pects listened to recordings of previous programs. 'S LIBRARY CLUB: lst row- Suzanne Payne, Julie Farm- er, Joan Stadler, Lona May Bornkamp, Darlene Allen, JoAnn Adams, Marianne Sweet, Rosalie Rhude. 2nd row: Miss Jean McVicker, Phyllis Gerdes, Luda Stoi- cheff, Barbara Schurdell, Joan Kauffman, Mary Rita Dusthimer, Harriet Staf- ford, Gretchen Hauser, Jac- que Farmer, Pat Ayers, Bloor Redding, president, Mrs. Esther Cavanaugh. Back row: Jim Demlow, Don Shaner, Bill Riley, Ro- ger Elson, Peter Cislak, Priscilla Babbitt, Betty Wrege, John Jordan, pro- gram chairman. Pat Pear- son is secretary. DRAMA LEAGUE: Front row-Rose Weinberg, Vir- ginia Davis, Alice Rosen- Held, Joan Stadler, treasur- er, Jeanne Snodgrass, presi- dent, Julia Brake, vice-pre- sidentg Pat Gruber, secre- tary. 2nd row: Miss Eleanor Dee Theek, sponsor, Doro- thy Gorman, Louise Kaplan, Barbara Inman, Clair Jack- son, Debbie McDougall, Ger- trude Rappaport. Back row -Jack Forbes, Marion Star- rett, Harriett Stafford, Jim Demlow, Leonard Wild, Alice Terhune, Hazel Weghorst, Patty Nackenhorst, Bob Munger. wma eague Attending the English theater en masse to see Tallulah Bankhead in Foolish Notion was the main activity of the Drama League this year. At each Thursday meeting two of the members are responsible for the entertainment. Member- ship is determined by a try-out committee who select the future Theekspians. Miss Eleanor Dee Theek, sponsor, is director of the All-School Play and the Senior Play. efilafzafzy The Library Club is made up of all who have Worked in the Charity Dye Library, it is spon- sored by Mrs. Esther Cavanaugh, Shortridge li- brarian. A party is given twice a month. At the Hallo- Welen party, fortunes were told, at the Christmas party, iilms were shown, and at the Va1entine's Day party, a quiz was given. The iinal meeting of the year Was a picnic and swimming party at Riviera Club. PAGE 31 The board sponsored several all-school t STUDENT BOARD: Back row-Rex Reynolds, Francis Hueber, Bob Webster, Richard Russell, Paul Goeke, Bob Woizeski, Jimmy Jay, Noel Iiams, John Rawlings, Marilyn Wiegand, Jimmy Mann. 4th row: Joanne Spitznagel, Ann Henshaw, Kenny Holsinger, Bruce Richardson, Bloor Redding, Ray- mond Jung, Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, Kay Stephenson, Stewart Gordon. 3rd row: Kathy Heinsohn, Mary Bishop, Joan Co.urtney, Donna Jean Sullivan, Nancy Dearmin, Bill Phillips. 2nd row: Jane Karrman, Pat Barton, Jeanne Snodgrass, Gretchen Moffett, Katherine Hadley, Rilda Andrews, Mildred Laycock, Helen McLane, Bill Freihofer. lst row: Donna Aders, Barbara McAninich, Mary Martha Turpin, Katie Clark. Joan McNary, Vinson Rodocker, Joan Harris, Mar-ge Miller, Annabelle Church, Billie Mae Wright. Student oafz The Shortridge Student Board is composed of representatives 61BCt6d from each home room, and is sponsored by Mrs. Eugenia Hay- den. This year the Student Board is headed by John Rawlings, president, Marge Miller, vice-president, Mary Bishop, secretaryg Jim Jay, treasurer. During the first semester the board as- sumed corridor duty to assist teachers in preventing running on the stairs and in the halls. During the most crowded lunch hours, volunteer members stood guard in the cafe- teria to prevent cutting in line. mixers for Shortridgers which were held af- ter school in the gym and in the cafeteria. Blue Books were mailed by the board to eight high schools in various states. Several forums on courtesy and honesty were held during the year. In order to de- velop new ideas, persident John Rawlings made out a questionnaire to get public opinion about several school affairs. Before the Christmas holidays, the board headed a project for Christmas decorations, which was carried out by all of the Short- ridge extra-curricular groups. Many school clubs participated in decking the corridors, the front of the building, and the lobby with evergreens and in arranging display windows with Christmas scenes. The Student Board has sponsored a new entertainment project this year, showing PAGE 32 Student Board tackles one of its problems. movies in the auditorium during lunch per- iods. Marge Hartley was chairman of the committee whose job it was to preview the pictures on Saturday and select the most interesting ones for the next week. Other members' of the committee are Ann Hen- shaw, Dotti Friedland, John Walsh, Dick Stoeppelwerth, Paul Goeke, Shirley Krueger, Andy Pelham, Sally Funkhouser, and Cath- erine Cox. Every student in the school was permitted to vote for the Bluebelle-Uglyman candi- dates chosen by ballot by the Student Board from a list of certified seniors. In addition to these activities, the Stu- dent Board had charge of the sale of U. S. Savings Stamps and Bonds throughout the iirst semester. uqciivifies UPPER: Mary Lou Renick takes the part of Mary in the Christmas auditorium. LOWER: Benny Barth's band beats boogie. Uquclitofzium Shortridge audiences were entertained this year by an unusual variety of auditor- ium programs planned and executed by the auditorium committee, with John Rawlings as chairman, and Robert J. Shultz, sponsor. Three pep sessions honored Shortridge athletic teams, and lectures on Admiral Richard Byrd's expeditions to the South Pole and on the atomic bomb were present- ed. A program by a swing band was one of the year's high spots. Admiral Raymond Ames Spruance, Short- ridge's own war hero, spoke to students af- ter returning from the Pacific in February. Honor Day and Awards Day brought at- tention to the scholastic and athletic prow- ess of many Shortridgers. The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra presented its annual concert in February, and the Shortridge music organizations also presented programs. A debate demonstra- tion and teasers for the Bluebelle-Uglyman dance and Senior Play were given. Special programs for Christmas, Easter, and Memor- ial Day also Were on the agenda this year. AUDITORIUM COMMIT- TEE: Katie Clark, Genie Nicholson, Fritz Carlson, Charles Hood, Jim Clark, Dotti Friedland. Seated: John Rawlings, Joan Robin- son. PAGE 34 ebate The vital question of the Indiana State Debating League in the 1945-46 season, Re- solved: That every able-bodied male citizen of the United States should have one year of full-time military training before attain- ing age twenty-four, was successfully met by the Shortridge debaters, who started their season by Winning the district contest on March 8. Coached by Clarence C. Shoemaker, the negative team, consisting of Helen McLane and Don Tabbert, and the affirmative team, Bob Wade and Tom Coryell, defeated Leban- on in the afternoon and Won the evening debate with Speedway, which had defeated Rushville in the afternoon. By winning this contest, Shortridge earned the right to re- present District Two in the state finals at Manchester College on March 29 and 30. Nancy Sutton represented Shortridge in the,American Legion Constitution Oratori- cal Contest, and Don Tabbert was the Short- ridge delegate to the State Extemporaneous Contest at DePauw University in April. l UPPER: Tom Coryell argues for full-time 'mili- LOWER: Helen McLane takes the opposite view. DEBATE TEAM: Janet Pol- son, Don Tabbert, Helen Mc- Lane, Tom Coryell, Bob Wade, Marge Hartley. Seat- ed: C. C. Shoemaker. PAGE 35 K l ... x .5 i . , a 4 27 ffyg Q- LEFT: Alice Terlinne looks on as Rob- bie Robinson looks adoringly at Janet Polson. RIGHT: Do you take this womanfff' says Bill Stephenson to Leonard Wild and Jacqnie Keroh. Q the orlcfs a Stage . . .7 This year's All-School Play, The Groom Said No, by Robert St. Clair, Was presented November 30 and December 1. Alice Terhune, Janet Polson, John Kublichan, J-acquie Kerch, Robbie Robinson, Leonard Wild, and Bill Stephenson had leading parts. Jeanne Snodgrass, Phoebe Barnes, Jean Ann Bates, Jeanne Trulock, Werner Haas, Ben Wright, Howard Fay, Fred Feibelman, Marian Starrett, Joan Davis, Betty Kendall, Shirley Polson, Bob Munger, Barbara Churchman, Rose Mary Walker, David Mead, John Williams, Marti Knauer, Marianne Tracy, Mary Martha Turpin, James Simcox, Gene Jackson, Horace Shonke, Gloria Tuerk, and Dick McLaughlin played other roles. Julia Brake Was student director, and Miss Eleanor Dee Theek, faculty sponsor. Fred Feibelman was business director, and Francis Howard, business sponsor. PAGE 36 eniofz eq, ay Thin Ice, by Betty Ann and Ray H. Matting- ley was presented as this year's Senior Play, on March 22 in Caleb Mills- Hall. It was a comedy concerning the misadventures of the Edwards family during an eventful Christmas vacation. The play was coached by Miss Eleanor Dee Theek and Katie Clark, student director. Business managers were Fred Feibelman and Ted Hurd. Margaret Wade, Jeanne Snodgrass, Gertrude Rappaport, Bud Scott, Virginia Davis, Julia Brake, Carol Harvey, Marian Starrett, 'Jeanne Trulock, Earl Murphy, Fred Feibelman, Pat Welsh, Bob Keyler, Charles Kaufman, and Ted Hurd made up the cast. Will F. Wise led the Senior Play orchestra. Bad Scott and Pat Welch plead their case with Mother and Dad, alias Carol Harvey and Fred Feibelmafn. Stage manager Was Mary Underhill, house man- agers, Mark Dunbar and Bob Keylerg prompters, Dorothy Schoneker and Alice Rosenfreldg and publicity, Nancy Sutton and Don Tabbert, chair- men. Joan Finot headed the properties committee, while Georgia Buckner and Johnny Thomson Were co-chairmen of the wardrobe committee. Priscilla Babbitt headed the staff working on make-up, Katie Clark was chairman of the pro- gram committee, Mary Ann Compton and Sally McBride were in charge of the ushers, and Fred Terry and Peggy Edwards were co-chairmen of the stage crew. The play program cover was designed by Sharon Collins. Ted Hurd admires Jeanne Snodgrass in spite of Aunt Marian Starrett and impis-'h Jeanne Trnlock. , PAGE 37 Us Oi D' PU X 0 .. no 0 . ,Q .H ., . . Q ,. . U. Ur , . Q 1, bw' w 5 Lg: J li ' Q, ka wsu' P- CW .J e ovmg .ltngefz rates , rmual Staff SHIRLEY RAE EVANS, editor-in-chief., With the aid of a dependable staff, editor Shirley Rae Evans worked with the faculty and members of the class of 1946 to produce this Annual. A few Wartime restrictions Were lifted, enabling more pictures to be taken and more paper to be available for use. The photography staff had the job of ar- ranging picture schedules and seeing that all photographs Were in by deadline time. Bob Clamp, photography editor, and H. H. Siemers, photography sponsor, took all the pictures. Jeanne Snodgrass, senior pictures editor, saw that all seniors had photographs taken. Writeups of Shortridge athletics in the yearbook were prepared by the sports staff, working under Charles H. Kaufman, sports editor. Dotti Friedland handled girls' sports Writeups. Byron Breedlove headed the business staff, sponsored by Myrl H. Ahrendt, Which handled subscriptions for the Annual. George Landis Was in charge of the publi- city for promotion of the sale of the year- book. 4 Art work and division pages were prepared by the Annual art class, under the direction PHOTOGRAPHY: H. H. Siemers, sponsor, Marion Goldthwaite, assist- ant senior pictures editorg Bob Camp, Jeanne Snodgrass, and Jo Ann Sum- mers. SPORTS: Dotti Friedland, girls' sports, Dick Pratt, and Charles H. Kaufman, sports editor-. BUSINESS and PUBLICITY: Fred . Feibelman, Byron Breedlove, George Landis, John Rawlings, M. H. Ah- rendt, business advisor, Arthur G. Shull, school treasurerg and Sharon Collins. Not in the picture are Ann Donagh and Genie Nicholson. PAGE 38 A7 l' C2 fi 'S ff J V .1 Bef ART: Back row: Edmund Jung, Pat Hanson, Carol Olson, Anita Diggle, Bernita Bell, Miss Jane Mes- sick, sponsor, George Stone, and Carol Brown. Front row: Mary Ann Porteous, Lorene Elliott, De- lores Kafoure, Jean Ann Hicks, Mary Lou Laugh- lin, and Sharon Collins. of Sharon Collins, editor, and Miss Jane Messick, sponsor. Lorene Elliott designed the cover. Shirley Rose headed a capable literary staff, which interviewed teachers and stu- dents, checked material with them, and Wrote copy for the book. The liner staff had the j'ob of contacting seniors to gather information for their sen- ior Writeups. When the material was collect- ed, liner co-editors Mary Bishop and Doris Johnson, working with the staff, sorted the LINER: Back row: Barbara Bennett, Michael Churchman, Barbara Sherow, and Marion Thomp- son. Front row: Doris Johnson, co-editor, Flo Ann McMullen, Mary Jo Bibos, and Mary Bishopg. co- editor. LITERARY: Back row: Dorothy Schoneker, Ger- trude Rappaport, Pat Peat, Nancy,Judy, Ellen Ades, and Marilyn Snyder. Front row: Nancy Sut- ton, Dotti Friedland, Shirley Rose, and Georgia Buckner. Shirley Grady is not in the picture. facts, and prepared the liners. The clubs staff tracked down information on school clubs, consulted with their spon- sors, and Wrote the stories. Bob Palmer was clubs editor. Under the direction of Grady Greer Stubbs at the beginning of the year, and Miss Jeannette Grubb at the end, the editor- in-chief supervised the Work of all the staffs, coordinating their activities to com- plete the work accurately, and produce the Annual of 1946. CLUBS: Back row: Mary Ann'Porteous, Pat Pear- son, Ginny Foltz, Sarah Sussman, and Mary Ann Daugherty. Front row: Frances Matkin, Grady Stubbs, sponsor, Bob Palmer, clubs editor, and Virginia Davis. -:J n ,UW MONDAY Cstandinglz Martha Rafnel, Joan Reis, Dick Pratt, Ruth McGaW, Ginny Foltz, Shir- ley Rae Evans, Mary Jane Fouts, Shirley Schaffner. Seated: Sally Peterson and Genie Nicholson. THURSDAY: Beverly Simon, Hel- en McLane, Leonard Northrup, Jo- anne Spitznagel, Michael Church- man, Katie Clark, Donna Jeanne Sullivan, Barbara Croker, Bill Stephenson, Carla Jean Stout, Suz- anne Williams. PAGE 40 SHORTRIDGE - l During the 46th consecutive Echo, under the sponsorship of standards of quality. The great the 2,000 subscribers show the The policy of the Echo is e for straightforward, unbiased terests and activities of the stu opinion and administrative po the communityg encourages sl Shortridge spirit. Nancy Dearmin, Alan Rae Evans, Miss Grubb, and G. Indiana High School Press in October. WEDNESDAY Charles Kaufm Ellen Ades, W1 Hurd, Betsy V Shirley Cohee Shirley Rose, el ture. TSQCHO 2 f +9 F522 L fx! N Sc, gf 4' DAILY ECHO publication, the Shortridge Daily nnette Grubb, has maintained its of workers on the daily staffs and f the student body. in the masthead: The Echo strives ol journalism, chronicles the in- yg sustains unity between student terprets the life of the school to and sportsmanship, fosters the 'e Spitznagel, Nancy Judy, Shirley ubbs were representatives to the Conference at Franklin College, nne Trulock, eanor Yosha, Haas, Portia oslyn James, ginia Davis. is not in pic- TUESDAY: Ruth Baumeister, James Merrell, Nancy J udy, Eliza- beth Armstrong, Margo Keltner, Mary Obear, Monica Lennox, Ann Rutledge. FRIDAY: Leon Segal, Mark Col- by, Bob Palmer, Peggy MacNelly, Nancy Sutton, Ellen Norman, Marilyn Gernstein, Marion Gold- thwaite. Seated: John Thompson and Alan Parrish. PAGE 41 ofzfzespon ence Class The Correspondence Class furnishes news for the Indian- apolis papers, works on the service files, the clipping file, and Shortridge publicity. CORRESPONDENCE CLASS Cseated around tableiz Katie Clark, Shirley Rose, North Side Topics and Indianapolis Times, Genie Nichol- song Susan Guildg Shirley Coheeg Dick Pratt, Martha Rafnelg Alan Parrish, Indianapolis News, Shirley Rae Evans, Indianapolis Star City Deskg Charles Kaufman, Indianapolis Star Sports Deskg Ellen Ades. ART STAFF - Front row: Sue Hostetler, Anne Rieter, Marjorie Toutz, Barbara Windt, Donna Sue McKee, Janice McDaniel, Betty Klippel, Pat Klippel. Middle row: Martha Jane Williams, Esther Caluza, Isabelle Coshow, Marilyn Gernstein, Barbara Reeves, Miss Long, Edith Waggener, Dorothy Arnes. Back row: Hazel Weghorst, art editor, Florence Tamler, Mary Jo Fallin, Pat Schaaf, Marilyn Rich- ardson, Jane Carson, George Stone, Virginia Miles. Lg ' Miss JEANNETTE GRUBB, Director of Publications. Ljlzfzisfmas c 0 The 34th annual edition of the Christmas Echo consisted of short stories and poems contributed by the members of the Fiction Club, feature columns in the Daily Echo, and a coverage of sports. The magazine was under the editorship of Nancy Judy. George Stone designed the cover with a modernistic Christmas tree in green and white. Faculty sponsors included Miss Essie Long, Miss Ruth Armstrong, Miss Jeannette Grubb, Har- old Irby, and H. H, Siemers. EDITORIAL and BUSINESS staffs of Christmas Echo, back row: Jack Frazier, Bob Palmer, Alan Parrish, Charles Kaufman, front row: Nancy Judy, editor, Ellen Ades, Katie Clark. Not in picture: Genie Nicholson, Shirley Rose, Sally Peterson, Jinny Foltz, Jeanne Trulock, Mary Anne Porteous, Dick Pratt. PAGE 42 and The Shortridge Band, under the direction of Robert J. Shultz, provides music for home football and basketball games. The concert season this year was opened by the band's playing for the class-room section of the second Indiana State Teachers' Convention in Cadle Tabernacle on October 23. The school auditorium sessions included a band performance each semester. The group also furnished music for a Federation of Public School Teachers meeting. Highlight of the year's activities was the SWeatermen's Con- cert on March 14, when twenty-ive seniors received sweaters for three years' service in the A band. The 1945 summer band pre- sented five campus concerts. C usic aflz Clzafzms . . .7 ,lass nsenlble The Brass Ensemble, a part of the band, is directed by Robert J, Shultz. The Ensemble has played for the State Teachers, Meeting, Ensemble Festival, and the Easter Sun- rise Service. The Ensemble plays a varied program, includ- ing both classical and semi-classical numbers. BRASS ENSEMBLE: Back row: George Biggar, bassg Jim Daseler, baritoneg Damon Goode and Gene English, trombones. Front row: Bob Palmer, French horn, Bill Lalley, Bill Kuebler, and Dick P.oWel1, trumpets: Jack Dickson, French horn. ll iv2oJ90irv. uEfz5-ffafri-A-J - Robert J. Shultz directs the Shortriclge Bandg Carol Baum, right, has the distinction of being the only girl in the band. 'W V, I i it i 25 ' PAGE 43 in is i N l f 2,36 1 K ' gg,- CHOIR: Back row-Rita Lewin, Sue Hostler, Mary Jane McDonald, Betty Baker, Jane Mitchell, Shirley Ralston, Emma Jean Becker, Ann Berlin, Janet Sims, Phyllis Humble. 4th row-Norma Allen, Billie Mae Gross, Charles Brackett, James Coffey, Robert Hungerford, Anita Adams, Barbara McDonald, Ruth Au- ter, Margo Carter. 3rd row-Bette Boots, Patsy Vestal, Marianna Sweet, Ann Campbell, Richard Russell, Robert Outcalt, Jim Bertrand, Eunice Cochran, Mavis Carrell, Sally Bell, Pat Wellingsford. 2nd row-Betty Macum, Barbara Query, Pat Lich, Howard Ashley, Harrison Marsh, Joe Landes, Rose Elaine Solomon, Marilyn Rathermel, Ruth McClure, Norma Jean Blue. 1st row - Anna Bhang, Frances Matkin, Valetta Chellow, Donald Thiele, Mark Mowry, Emmett Tuxhorn, Jane Carson, Pam Nolen, and Rilda Andrews. Choa The Shortridge Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Laura C. Moag, has presented several enjoy- able auditorium programs for the student body and many delightful P.-T.A. programs for the parents and teachers. Their singing at the all-city Christmas pro- gram, which took place at the Soldiers' and Sai- lors' Monument during the Christmas season, has been commended by all. The Choir also partici- pated in the Shortridge Music Festival in May. ' Qirls' Qlee Club The Girls' Glee Club started its active season under the direction of Mrs. Geraldine Clippinger. Last summer the group gave several concerts, in- cluding a visit to Camp Atterbury. During the school year the club sang for the P.-T.A., parti- cipated in the Thanksgiving and Christmas audi- toriums, and furnished music for the Easter pro- gram. On the radio program, 'fKnow Your May- or, the Glee Club inaugurated Christmas music for the Monument Circle programs, later singing on the Circle itself. Miss Jane Hampson is piano accompanist for the Choir. Out-of-school affairs included concerts Good Friday services, the Clio Club, and the Music Festival. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Back row-Sue Seybold, Shirey Hadley, Elizabeth Cottingham, Mary Redenbaugh, Betty Wurtz, Marjorie Reed, Mary Lou Laughlin, Patty Gatewood, Dolores Glendy, Mary Jo Strand, Diana Harvey, Patty Joy, Dorothy Gorman, Jean Maxwell, Hazel Weghorst. Middle row-Joan Myers, Joan Rhodehamel, Carol Brown, Rose Mary Donelson, Eula Peters, Ann Inman, Phoebe Barnes, Barbara Kershaw, Jo Ann Pace, Pat Hinkle, Ann Reel, Jo Ann Truitt, Pat Lyons, Mrs. Clippinger. lst row-Jo Ann Adams, Jeanine Haines, Elizabeth Brown, Carolyn Chenoweth, Venita Stanfill, Beverly Wilson, Marilyn Critchfield, Pat Lawvere, Marilyn Gernstein, Marilyn Cooley, Mary Newman, Mildred Peters. for May ENSEMBLE: 3rd row-Harrison Marsh, Bob Hungerford, James Coffey, Don Thiele, Richard Russell, Mark Mowry, Rita Lewin. 2nd row-Joe Landis, Jim Bertrand, Emmett Tuxhorn, Billie May Gross, Jane Carson, Ruth McClure, Eunice Cochran, Emma Jean Becker, Ruth Auter, Frances Matkin, Bob Outcalt, Mrs. Laura Moag. lst row-Mary Jane Carson, Janet Sims, Sue Hostetler, Phyllis Humbles, Patsy Vestal, Miss Jane Hampson, accompanist. nsemble The Ensemble, directed by Mrs. Laura C. Moag, sang at a luncheon given by Superintendent C. T, Malan, and for the Mu Phi Epsilon music soror- ity. The group entertained at the City Hospital, at the Christmas program on Monument Circle, at auditorium and P.-T.A. programs, and in the Music Festival. oysy gfee At the 9B Talent Show the Junior Boys' Glee Club performed a blackface stunt. Directed by Mrs. Moag, they sang in auditorium programs, P.-T.A. meetings, the Christmas program on Monument Circle, and Elie Music Festival. 0 . G y fr BOYS' GLEE CLUB: Burton Spaethe, Don Mitchell, Don Biddlecomb, Herbert Price, Derek Allvvyn, Ronald Mon- tague, Robert Carman, David William, James Bennett, Dick Supple, Jody Day, Raymond Dunkin, Bob Wakeman, John Landis, Barton Smith, Tom Estridge, Mrs. Moag, Miss Jane Hampson. Qfzclzestfza Under the direction of William F. Wise, the sixty piece Shortridge Orchestra has played for auditorium programs, P.-T.A. teas, the Music Edu- cators' Club of Indianapolis, the All-School Play, Christmas auditorium, All-City Ensemble, All- City Festival, and other programs during the past two semesters. The aim of the orchestra is to give training in general orchestral musicianship, to acquaint stu- dents with the music of great composers, and to promote the appreciation of good music. Mr. Wise added that for the first time in many years enrollment in orchestra classes has in- creased, and pointed out that this is particularly true in regard to students of stringed instru- ments in spite of the national trend toward th study of Wind instruments. V '77 Will F. Wise and the Shortridge Orchestra present cm auditorium program. MA. 7626 LI. 1501 BR. 1755 HU. 8294 BR. 1753 WA. 9020 TA. 3464 BR. 4993 HU. 6439 HI. 1043 JEANNE SNODGRASS DOTTI FRIEDLAND KATIE CLARK MARTHA RANKIN DEEDA HENSLEY VIRGINIA FOLTZ MARY LEE POTTS MARY BISHOP JO ANN SUMMERS MYRNA J GAVIN Flu 7626 l7.fJ 62764 1755 Can :,:1 X ,:::, , I g , 'lzz gli' lzll- .. sr 3'1f ' '229 9 f' 1567., 95 2722 4 p 9 fag I J ,,1,1o in. 'E zz? J .VVV 4 , 929 A t 3 Q : :AA I I O20 Q f 2 7 A 7 2291 is 2222 222262 f J ,i9 4 2'22 1 7 7 2 9 12 IIEEZLEU LU J At last the suspense of a week was lifted when Joel W. Hadley paused, and finally announced, B1uebe1le and Uglyrnan for 1946 are - SALLY PETERSON and PARK SNYDERV' Shortridge's most popular senior girl and boy won their titles at the annual Bluebelle- Uglyman dance, which was held in the school gym on Saturday night, March 9, following voting by all students at home room period the preceding day. Runners-up for Bluebelle were Jeanne PAGE 46 ri T598 6,423 IIS? H05 Z5 quql 4-10.9772 , 7W.26 . vane A V BR. 4808 ' M-122 - A :EI ' H W -1 ::-: HU. 5348 0 WMA 4 ', if 1 , N :::z is h : A ' 'HU f A A i A.iA. . , ' W' a ff A ' 1' 'Q', 3 ' ,, ss . 888- f f ::::, G Tn. NU . V 7 ' 11442417 '-1' 2 'V :bb If azz - Far., k ...:::- 8 I J 01 ak V an -' wg 4 gg: .r BR 2567 'V I Aim 1 0 7' 3' i- me ' A A . 5 , it A 2- -ww K My J' x J,-ff yy F 'Y Snodgrass, second place, and Dotti Fried- land, third place. Nelson Gaddy and Don Hueber Won second and third place Uglyman honors. Vivacious, auburn-haired Sally is Well- known for her sparkling personality and friendliness. She is secretary of the senior class and a member of the Sub-Deb, WHO, and CAB clubs. 1 Park, genial letterman, was on the 1944 and 1945 track teams and was a member of the '44-'45 football team. NELSON GADDY DAVE HAGGARD HU. 5584 KELLIE GARDNER HU. 2419 BOB CAMQP TA. 2601 JOHN RAWLINGS BR. 2567 TED HURD WA. 7225 DICK DICK WA. 9772 WARREN BENNETT HU. 5017 ART FLECK TA. 6423 IRVING BALL The Student Board, which sponsored the dance, chose the eleven candidates for each title. The group was also in charge of all ar- rangements for the 1946 Bluebelle-Uglyman dance, which was held at night for the iirst time since the annual affair was begun back in 1935. This year's dance was planned in a circus motif with balloons, cardboard ani- mals, cotton candy, popcorn, soft drinks, and all the trimmings. Music was provided by Dorothy Duvall and her orchestra. PAGE Alice Golclthwaite waits for a sandwich in Freshman boys enjoy chocolate milk. the cafeteria line. 217185 men In September, '45, 450 freshmen entered the great halls of learning and soon took their individual places in our school life. One hundred seventy-one students composed the February freshman class. Embarrassing moments involving wrong class 'rooms, sur- reptitious looks at the room numbers, forgotten lock combinations, and a general feeling of bewilderment were soon lost in the whirl of social activities and homework. A freshman mixer and dance, the iirst of its kind, was held October 17, in the gym, under the direction of the Student Board. The traditional 9B Talent Shows under the supervision of Miss Eleanor Dunlap were held November 14 and April 10, in Caleb Mills Hall. Both productions revealed talent for future auditoriums and Junior Vaudevilles. Freshmen are under the capable guidance of Miss Ruth Lewman and Hiram M. Hensel. 9B Talent Show features miustrels. Bob Mouser looks serious about part iii one-act play PAGE 48 Prof. Sommer demonstrates a point to his Sophomore colleagues. Sophomore gals enjoy lunch period movies. op OWIOVQS i Sophomore boys should have no trouble selling musical instruments to the girls in that class. The boys are more persuasive than their feminine classmates, and the girls are musically inclined. This was shown by the Kuder tests which were given by the Vocational Guidance Department to 130 boys and 206 girls. Lester F. Groth states, 'The Kuder Preference Record Test is a cleverly de- signed test which establishes a person's preferences in one or more iields of activity. On the basis of its findings, vocational counsellors can help guide a student into an occu- pation or profession in which he is most likely to succeed. According to Claude M. Keesling, head of the Vocational Guidance Department, pu- pils should follow their occupational preferences. The future engineers of the Sophomore Class have discussed engineering and the various phases of the profession with the Indianapolis Technical Societies Council. Pat Ent smiles as Ann Whitaker, Peggy Snyder, and other John Grimmer looks evil as Gene Parr rattles on in Sophomore friends enter lockers. lunch. PAGE 49 PAGE 50 uniors Undoubtedly the most important activity of a Shortridge Junior Class is the Vaude- 'line - and the 1946 performance under the student chairmanship of Marge Hartley, was a bigger and better production than ever before. Much time and work was spent in making it a success-so successful, in fact, that it was held three nights, the first time in its history. The 1946 Vaudeville had six acts, each representing some phase of American life- from a fairy tale to ya-hooing cowboys, and from a pop-corn stand to the modern music that is so symbolic of American youth. Patty Barton and Christy Viola were co- chairmen of One Night in Arabia , Nancy Dearmin was chairman of The Enchanted Gates , John Rawlings and Helene Stone worked together to present Pan Handle Four , Mary Martha Turpin, Dotti Webb, and Bill Stephenson were in charge of Go- in' to the County Fair , Jean Whitney and Mary Ann Rowland combined ideas to pre- sent Louie and the Lady , and Benny Barth led a band act, Le Jazz Hep. Five specialty numbers for intermission were presented by Dick Winchester and Bill Sommers, Marti Knauer and Damon Goode, Carol Baum, Bill Stephenson, and Janet Polson. Pan Handle Four and Goin' to the County Fair were voted the best acts this year, each being judged as Winning act on one night and tying for first place at the third performance. A Individual honors for outstanding per- formers went to Bill Stephenson, Dotti Webb, Joan Robinson, Charlene Buttz, Jack Metcalf, and Joan Queisser. LEFT ABOVE: JUNIOR OFFICERS -Back row: Joan Reis, vice-presi- dent, Buddy Crabb, president, Billi Elff, secretary. Front row: Marge Hartley, vaudeville chairman, Bob Benjamin, treasurer. CENTER: Junior sponsors, Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas and Walter C. Geis- ler, discuss problems concerning the vaudeville. BELOW: Juniors go to the polls to vote. 1 .3 t ,S 4 3 , 4 if -e -1 M y , mm+qmJ ,NWW'T'W!4l ,iivf Q fi I z 'wgifzef Us V gen 1 A' s X 'Z ,g.:.f3hK,.,ii? xy vi! lk is X? YW Mig if is 5? W f , as L I ?a2 WN '3s+ ! ' ACT IV - GOIN' TO THE COUNTY FAIR ACT V - PANHANDLE FOUR ' ACT VI - LE JAZZ HEP- niet-fgfiglz School ounci The Inter High School Council, a group con- sisting of the representatives from seven Indian- apolis public high schools, was organized Novem- ber 15, 1945.'Three students from Shortridge and Tech and two from each of the other five high schools constitute the group. The principle function of the new organization is to maintain and encourage more cordial rela- tions among the high schools. Emphasis is given to problems in the broad field of public relations rather than to those of intra-high school govern- INTER HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL: Joanne Spitzna- gel, Cameron Johnston, and Don Wise. uniofz Cfass on After the results of the 1945 Junior Vaudeville ment. Junior officers present bond to Shortridge. Walter C. Geisler, sponsorg Jo Ann Summers, Deeda Hensley, Dr. J. Dan Hull, Jeanne Snodgrass, Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas, sponsorg Warren Bennett. Were tallied, the class of 1946 presented Short- ridge with two 551,000 United States War Bonds with the profits. The amount given the school Was 31,480 Which, on maturity, will have a value of 252,000 The money is to be used for any purpose that will be considered most beneficial to the school at the time that the bonds mature. Admiral Raymond Sprnance gets a big hand at the auditorium in his honor. uqcfmifzal Spfzuance Qquditofziam At a special auditorium program on February 20, Admiral Raymond Ames Spruance, '02, famous Shortridge alumnus, spoke to students about some of his experiences in the Pacific. Admiral Spruance was commander of the famous 5th iieet, on the Iiagship Indianapolis, Mrs. Spruance is also a graduate of Shortridge. In the spring of 1944, Shortridge sponsored a war bond drive in honor of the Ad- miral. This resulted in the sale of S1,302,224, which was enough to purchase two flying fortresses in addition to a pursuit plane, which had been the original goal. The bond drive was climaxed with a rally in Caleb Mills Hall, where Ann Metzger, '44, Was crowned Victory Queen, for selling the highest amount of bonds. The mystery man, who had agreed to match student bond purchases to the amount of S50,000, was re- vealed at the rally as Senator Homer E. Capehart. 'flt was this way . . 3' Sign mine please, si'r. ' ' lffllllusxlv X 'ff NIT K .f ' -S. ' ti ici- as-5' ocial Cfalos Cokes, potato chips, brownies, and small-talk : a social club meeting. The recreational life of Shortridge depends largely upon the unsponsored social clubs. During the school year many of these clubs give dances and parties which provide amusement and pleasure to seniors and freshmen alike. Club meetings are held in the members' homes where fu- ture doings are planned while refreshments are devoured. The clubs promote friendship and good will among students and since almost every Shortridger belongs to at least one club, these qualities are expressed in daily school life. in the dough. Some of the boys take over W.H.O. meeting. PAGE 56 Susie Shepard makes her mark, as Mary Helwig pulls ill My dear, did you hear about . . .? The Joeys, iii a quieter moment. A.D. A.R.F. A.R.R.O. A.B.P. A.W.O.L.F. BACH BABES B.A.I.T. B.I.B. CADET C.A.B. CLUB 13 CLUB H21 CLUB 3O CLUB -46 CLUB H50 CLUB X COY C.O.K.E.S. CORPSE D.A.F.F.I. DAFFY DEBS D.A.R.T. D.A.W.G. DEB-ETTE D.E.B.S. D.I.T.T.O. D.U.D.S. DUKES D.U.X. E-TRES-J EUVOLA FIFINELLA F.A.G.G. GALS G.R.A. G.A.M.S. GENTS GLAMA I.F. I-I.U.S.H. I.O.U. JOEY J.U.G. K.A.N.D.Y. K.A.T. K.E.Y. K.L.A. all girls! KLOWN-ETTES KNIGHT K.-N.U. KOLLY KUT K.Y.o.T.E. L.1.N.D.Y. L.I.N.K. L.U.C.K.Y. MINX N.c. N.I.N.A.S. P.B.c. PEM P.1.P. P.R.1.M. P.U.G. P.U.R.R. Qfr. R.A.G. R.A.M. R.A.v.E.N. R.s. s.A.L. This is an unusual picture- 7-UP S.H.Y. S.H.O.R.T.I.E S.I.G.H. S.L.I.N.K, SKID-ETTE SKIPPER S.T.A.G. S.N.A.P. SPATS SPOON SUB-DEB SWANK T.A.B.U. T,A.B.S. T.A.T.U. T.K.B. TRI-K V.I.K.I.N.G. W.A.W. W.H.O. W.I.T.C.H. Y.U. Y -W -- -2 Jima Water In the land of milk and honey In the central west, Stands a school of many virtues Ranked among the best. Glorious Shortridge is her title Loved by old and youngg Let her name be duly honored Let her praise be sung. In athletics as in studies, Stand We at the headg In the race for higher culture, We are never led. Sound the chorus, speed it onward Over vale and ridge Praise to thee, our alma mater, Hail, Oh Hail! Shortridge! .gaep Song Hit 'em high, hit 'em low, Come on, Shortridge, let us gog We are for you with all of our might. Push them back, never yield, In the gym or on the Heldg Keep a-going with pep and with fight! Then it's rah, rah, rah, rah! Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah! Nine rahs for Shortridge and the team fTeam! Teamlj From far and near You will always hear Come on, Shortridgeg oh, Shortridge! Let's go. CCome on Shortridgelj Come on, Shortridgeg oh, Shortridge! -E. T. Forsythe Let's go! YEA, RAH SHORTRIDGEI ...Cure rgfistory of gelix Series PAGE 62 Once upon a time, in 1925, Shortridge and Manual met on the hardwood in a bitter rivalry. Man- ual was favored by basketball fans, but the Blues were deter- mined to win for their school. Manual was leading at the halfj the crowds were roaring with ex- citement. Suddenly a small red dog - ManuaZ's mascot - darted across the floor and encampecl in the center circle. Shortridge, not to be outdone, produced Felix, cradled in the arms of a student. The cat was placed next to his canine rival who sniffed it and walked away. The Shortridge team was inspired to victory, be- cause of a cat who became the traditional Felia'. Yea, Shortridge! Yea, Shortridge! S-H-O-R-T-R-I-D-G-E! Shortridge. Give ' Give ' Give ' Give Right Right Right Right Cm GII1 Sm em in in in in the ax, the ax, the axg the ax, the ax, the axg the ax, give 'em the axg the axg Where? the neck, the neck, the neck the neck, the neck, the neck the neck, right in the neckg the neckg There! Yea, Shortridge! Yea, Shortridge! S-H-O-R-T-R-I-D-G'-E! Shortridge. 1 'f 5 V 9 Y U ' V C. uqflz lefics X VARSITY: Top row Cleft to rightj-Thomas, McElroy, Snyder, Parker, Palmer, McCord, Bo- dine, Horton, Burge. 2nd row: Kaufman fmgrnl, Crabb, Crawforth, Fleck, McKean, King, Capt. Ball, Pratt, Stone, Keever. 1st row: Redwine, Goelzer, J. Rice, Hueber, Burnett, Bennett, Hin- kle, Haggard, Schakel, Coach Thomas D. Woods. .gjoofloall Prospects for 1945 football at Shortridge looked bright as Coach Thomas D. Woods met with eleven returning letter Winners and other varsity hopefuls in early September. An all-monogram, sure-fire combination was formed which car- ried the Satans to a season of live victories, three close defeats, and a sensa- tional tie. In the lid lifter, the Blue Devils Walloped the Crawfordsville Athenians, 41 to 0. McKean and King paced the White-Washing. In the arc light tilt at Southport the Satans trailed 7 to 0 at half time, but in the final half romped to two touchdowns spearheaded by Ball. Final score: Shortridge 13, Southport 7. In the season's first home tilt the Woodsmen battled the Anderson Indians on even terms, and the half ended at seven all. Late in the game a quick It's J. B. King around end as the Blue and the Green battle to a deadlock in the seasonis climaac. PAGE 65 Boo Pratt over the top at Crawfordsville. The mentor, T. D. WOODS. kick caught by the Anderson back was carried sixty yards for a score. The con- version was good, and the Indians took home another scalp, 14 to 7. The Demons rode the victory train to top Washington's Continentals in the opening city series game, 9 to 6. Warren Central was added to the Satan docket when the Satans met the undefeated Warriors and took the hard-fought con- test, 22 to 0. In the arc light stadium at New Castle two long runs by a Trojan back gave New Castle a first half lead of thirteen markers. In the second half Cap Ball powered the ball over for a six pointer, but the conversion was no good. Ball and Co. scored again, but the all-important kick was wide, and the Trojans scored a 13 to 12 triumph. Manual, the next city opponent of the Battlin' Blue, was downed 19 to 7. Paul Stone, replacing the injured McKean, scored once, and Ball accounted for the other two. Broad Ripple put the Blue Devils out of the city race by a 14 to 7 win. Early fumbles with the wet ball cost two Blue touchdowns, as the deceptive- ness of the T was too much for SHS. The rivalry game with the Greenclads wound up the Shortridge agenda on No- vember 16 at Tech. The half ended scoreless with the oval resting on the Green eleven where Ball had carried it from a pass interception. The final half saw a great goal line stand, as Tech took charge of the pigskin on the Blue five, pushed to the one in two plays, and were held on the one-foot line as Shortridge took over on downs. The twenty-sixth SHS-ATHS game ended at a scoreless tie. I What a play, thinks the board of strategy. LHNIAACICHH NHOI' HLEIOQIAAVHO IAILL GHOOUIAI 'YIIEI SVIAIOI-LL 'YIIEI HHZTEIOD NOG HHVHD LGCIHEI .LCLVHCI HOICI HEIIAVIVJ HOL' LOHTHUW EIOEI HNICIOEI XDVI' EIOIH IAIII' HHCIKNS HHVCI 41 Shortridge Crawfordsville 13 Southport '7 Anderson 9 Washington 22 Warren Central 12 New Castle 19 Manual 7 Broad Ripple 0 Technical McKean goes wide, wide, wide. Go get 'em, boys, go get 'em. ,cfooiloau Qesulfs WON 5-LOST 3-TIED 1 Crabb takes the truck through Manual. Will the Indians scalp King? PAGE 67 RESERVES: Top row Cleft to right!-Hughes, Kennedy, Jay, Clark, Rosenthal, Henshaw, Benefiel, Gas- per, Parker, Leer, Keever, Steeg, Hannag Seidensticker. Row 3: Barnes Crngr.J, Batten, Meek, Olson, P. Reid, Nelson, T. Williams, Yount, R. Rice, McVey, Barnhart, C. Williams, Parr, Coach Fred Knute Rouch. Row 2: Walker fmgr.J, Koby, Abbot, Little, Benjamin, Brandt, Rogers, King, Grimmer, Horton, Swan, Klein, Burge, Haverstick. Row 1: Powell, Talbot, Joseph, Brandt, K. Huges, R. Reid, Kelly, Evans, Shepard, Lohss. QSQVUQS The Shortridge reserve squad under able Fred Knutel' Rouch captured four tilts in five outings this year. In the opener the reserves triumphed 27 to 0 over the Washington B team. Next to fall to the S.H.S. all-sophomore eleven Was Cathedrals Irish by a 6-0 margin. The Blue Devil Juniors took their only lacing from Broad Ripple, 13-7. Finishing strong, the reserves scored victories over Tech and Manual, 26-6, and 7-0 respectively. gres mm Mentor Roy V. Aberson polished the 1946 fresh- man squad into a smooth running ball team, who hung up a record of one win, three losses, and two ties. The rhinies dropped a close 6-0 to Washington, Broad Ripple battled to a 13 point tie, and a scoreless tie with Cathedral followed. Then the frosh took the measure of Tabernacle by a 25-0 count. Tech took the first-year-men, 20-0g Manual, 7-63 and the season ended for a fast improving freshman eleven. FRESHMEN: Top row Cleft to rightl-Pritchett, Schumaker, Summers, Felton, Ewing, Ford, R. Hall, 5 'NM Ru Davis, F. Davis, Moser, Schellert, Fleming, Jacobs. Row 3: Kennerly, Christena, MacCollum, Ray, xx Knight, Adomatis, Robinson, Freihofer, Jordan, Bertrand, Glesing, A. Davis, Coach Roy V. Aberson. Row 2: Minneman, Harris, Hair, Gramer, Fleck, B. Hall, Wanner, Roberson, Browning, Stout, Hungerford, Bes- ,X- son, Williams Cmgr.J. Row 1: Slagle, Fishman, Wolf, King, Nichols, Bowers, Joyce, Stith. ,Lv -5 .i...-Ml,i .. - .M.-,i Q01 With a fine schedule last year, Simon P. Roache groomed Blue teesters through a ,successful year. Over fifty boys swung the woods and irons through ten matches. Last spring the Blue Devils met Howe, Cathe- dral, and Technical in a four-way matchg the Satans finished third. Shortridge was second to Lawrence in a similar three team play, which in- cluded Broad Ripple. Fall matches found the Roachemen in evidence at Lawrence Central's Invitational Tournament, and Shortridge's formal schedule was completed by dropping Howe. 'loss ountfzy The Shortridge hill and dalers coached by Roy V. Aberson and Don R. Knight won three meets and dropped six this season. Contenders for top man were Bill Steers, Tom Miller, and Kenny Schernekau, with added strength coming from Phil Boyd, Toner Overley, John Wichser, Kenny Lemons, Bob Camp, and Bob Goodwine. Return- ing to the team next year will be Kenny Lemons, John Wichser, and Phil Boyd. GOLF TEAM: Standing Cleft to rightj -Feore, Risley, Riley, Pardee, Lemons Wise, Clark, Brown, Mercer, Burkholdi er, Emerson, Marsh, Pantzer. Kneeling: Powell, Wells, Pace, Jordan, Zarocostas Mosiman, Goldberg, Aldous, Long. F'ore. ' O'er hill and dale. CROSS COUNTRY: Top row fleft to rightl - Robertson, Cassidy, Rafferty, Camp, Breedlove, Coryell, Coffin. lst row: Overley, Wichser, Boyd, Steers, Miller, Schernekau, Lemons. 1 Sfmt- 3rd row: Coach Knight, C. Keever, C Johnston, B. Hanna, N. Gaddy, B. John- ston, T. Overley, B. Camp, E. Parker, H Brandt, D. Mead, D. Wyciskalla, J. Casson I. Ball, and J .B. King. 2nd row: J. Wich- ser, B. Lynch, B. Cox, G. Pulos, G. Smith D. Cheshier, R. McKean and P. Snyder, co- captainsg J. Palmer, P. Stone, J. Foutty, J. Bodine, D. Cassidy, B. Phillips, J. Ros- enthal, B. Goodwine, and B. Steers, mgr lst row: E. Gasper, P. Shepherd, P. Vick-. ery, J. Jay, J. Tichenor, P. Boyd, J. Dan- iels, J. Gibson, D. Thomas, G. Parr, K Schernekau, B. Wade, D. Pratt, and J Seidensticker. The Shortridge track team, third strongest in the state, walked off with honors last spring as they racked up five dual meet wins and the championships of the Indianapolis Relays, the City Meet, and the Sectionals. In their first test of the season Shortridge thumped Warren Central, 70 to 56. Capt. Stuart, McKean, Snyder, Pratt, Camp, Oberholtzer, Kegley, and Wooden shared the flrsts, as did both relay teams. The same boys came through again as Shortridge topped aggressive Jeff of La- fayette, 70 to 65. Shortridge grabbed off another meet by downing Wash- ington, 72 2-5 to 44 3-5. The Indianapolis Relays were taken by the Blue Devils with Fort Wayne North Side, Tech, Jeff, Washington, Howe, Manual, Broad Ripple, and Warren Central following. Running at home for the first time, Shortridge dropped the Howe Hornets. The City Meet was then taken by Short- ridge with Beam, McKean, Oberholtzer, Snyder, Kegley, and Snyder all the way on the 'flow sticks. Warrews Matzke edges out McKean. , '45 TRACK STARS: 3rd row-qCoach Aberson, D. Pratt, student Middle-distance lettermen, Oberholtzer, Camp Pratt mgr., Jay, McCormick, Hanna, Brandt, Steers, Gasper, Scherne- kau, Crose, Parker, Seidensticker, Coach Knight. 2nd row: Wich- ser, Capt. Stuart, Beam, Wade, Wooden, Oberholtzer, Camp, Keg- Iey, Parr, Rosenthal. lst row: Afflis, Snyder, Sutton, McKean, Pratt, Gable, Wark, and Hoffman. llndianapolis News Photo j Stuart being crowned champions. The 880 relay team pulled off a first to cinch the meet. Manual fell before Shortridge to finish the year, as the standbys came through in blue ribbon form. Shortridge then captured the Sectionals and sent McKean, Pratt, Oberholtzer, Snyder, Kegley, Wooden, Sutton, and Stuart to the state, with Oberholtzer scoring a third in the mile run. Letters were awarded to Beam, Kegley, Wark, Wooden, Stuart, Sutton, Ho1Tman, Gable, Oberholtzer, Pratt, Snyder, McKean, and Camp. The 1946 edition of the Satan thinlies had a new mark to shoot at last spring with the opportunity to win the two individual awards constituting the Smith trophy. The trophy will be presented to the outstanding Shortridge track man and to the one who shows the most improve- ment during the season. Dash men Wark and Beam '45 Captain Larry Stuart Captain - elect Par lc takes ojj' from the broad McKean to Sutton on the Snyder takes a hurdle, jump board. half-mile relay. Ralph Wooden clears the high jump bar. his specialty. fInd'p'l's Times Photoj M '? Clockwise, starting at top: Gene Rogers, Jim Horton, John Kroetz, Harry Levinson, Don Hinkle, Bob Wade, Charles Keever, Kenny Hicks, Nelson Gaddy, Bob Benjamin. Center: Coach Kenneth Peterman. N' asketball G9 , - X 1-X SC' VARSITY: Back row-Phillips fmgr.J, Levinson Rogers Horton Hicks Keever Coach Peterman. Front row: Hinkle, Gaddy, Kroetz Benjamin Wade Paced by four returning monogram winners, the Shortridge High School basketball squad, coached by Kenneth Peterman, opened a good season by soundly thumping Greenield 36 to 28. Lawrence Central was then ousted from the un- defeated group by a 39 to 18 contest against the Blue Devils, and Noblesville fell easy prey to Shortridge as the Blues racked up a 37 to 18 score. The Golden Bears of Shelbyville then oust- ed Shortridge from the elite group by pounding out a 31 to 26 decision, and then Tech of Indian- apolis made it two straight setbacks by rolling over a poor Shortridge defense 31 to 20. The Satans started winning again as they dropped Ben Davis in an overtime battle 23 to 22, but the state champion Anderson team toyed with Shortridge and finally pulled away to a 45 to 20 win. Cathedral then fell prey to Shortridge 38 to 28, but the Petermen took a sound double Q Gaddy and Dick gang up on a Little Giant from Ben Davis. thumping in the invitational tourney as Broad Ripple beat the home team 27 to 24 and Law- rence Central inished them off in the consola- tion game 43 to 27. Broad Ripple was then thumped in a regular season game 40 to 29, and Cravvfordsville fell be- fore the Blue 43 to 41. Howe then rolled the Demons on the Tech floor to the tune of a 32 to 20 lacing. Still smarting from the too frequent losses, the Blues dropped Manual 47 to 28, Green- castle 4,4 to 18, and Lebanon 37 to 25. The final regular game of the year was Won by the local lads as they defeated Washington in an overtime affair 38 to 35. In the sectionlals, Shortridge dropped the Indi- ana Deaf School 57 to 23, but Cathedral dropped the Blues in the second round that night to end the season. John Kroetz was elected captain at the basket- ball dinner, and Nelson Gaddy was given a tro- phy for being the most valuable player. Letter Winners were John Kroetz, Don Hinkle, and Nel- son Gaddy, seniorsg Bob Benjamin and Bob Wade, juniorsg and Chuck Keever, sophomore. Keevefs rebound is in the air. Steps, cries the ref, and the Blues charge down the floor PAGE 74 fi? S iw , 4 J WK W Qu xx ma aff? S' 4-:N Vx 1 Q X G, .mm f If Q. A, . Q A 45 1 ,if . ,, , if-E RESERVES: Row 3fErickson, Brandt, Williams, Fairburn. Row 2: Steeg, Rice, Klein, Hanna, Gardner, McVey, Miller, Coach Paul Dill. Row 1: Lacy, Thomas Leer, Grimmer, Rosenthal, Lambert, Burge, Mote. QGSQWUQS Under the hand of Paul E. Dill, the blue-clad local reserve team Won thirteen contests and dropped six this season. The reserve squad lost strength when Keever, Rogers, Hicks, Horton, and Levinson were set up to Varsity, but scrap and skill by Julian Rosenthal, Don Thomas, Don Mote, Dudley Burge, Dick Lacy, Jack Leer, and John Grimmer helped the reserves finish the season. The Blue Devils wonpeight and lost three city tilts. .qrosll , Coach Roy V. Aberson's frosh netters, Winners of nine of seventeen tilts, gained third place honors in the city frosh race by Winning six and losing six games. Led by Bill Bosson, Ralph Davis, and Dick Moser, the frosh captured city games from Washington, Howe, Cathedral, Manual, and Tech. Broad Ripple dropped the Blues 22 to 17 and 26 to 17. Others on the squad were Chuck Glessing and Noah Feltner, starters, and Dick Stout, Jerry Schellert, Bill Freihofer, Bill Phillips, and Don Ogle. FRESHMEN: Row 2-Roberson fmglml, Huesman, Gramer, D. Hall, Wanner, Bosson, Stout, R. Davis, Ogle, B. Hall, F. Davis, Coach Aberson, Fleck Cmginj. Row 1: Woodsmall, Freihofer, Phillips, Feltman, Glesing, Moser, Schellert, Jacobs, Ford. Row 4: King, McCord, Wade, Camp, Palmer, Haggard, Ball. Row 3: Schakel, Kaufman, Crabb, Bodine, Pratt, McKean, Snyder, Stone, Crawforth. Row 2: Bennett, Goelzer, Gaddy, Hueber, Fleck. Row 1: Keever, Benjamin, Kroetz, Reel, Hinkle. .fettefzmenzs The Lettermen's Club was back in session this year with Ray Schakel as president. Vice-presi- dent was Dave Haggard, treasurer, Don Hinkleg secretary, Irving Ball, and publicity chairman, Dick Pratt. Under the supervision of Bob Nipper, Roy Aberson, and Russel Julius, the club provided the annual Darby-Dawg basketball game and the Mitchell Relays. Thirty-one varsity letter winners in football, basketball, and track form the club. .qfzoplzy innefzs In football, the Frank J. Skinner award for the most valuable player went to Captain Irving Ball. The Sportsmanship trophy in memory of Dr. Her- bert Wagner went to guard Dave Haggard. The new dual Lewis and William Skinner award was presented to Bob Burnett as the most improved linesman and to Paul Stone as the back showing the most improvement. The annual Underwood trophies presented to varsity and reserve basketball players who were the most valuable to their teams were given to Nelson Gaddy of the varsity team and to Donald Thomas of the reserve squad. , Underwood trophy winners: Nelson Gaddy, Varsityg Football award winners: Dave Haggard, Irving Ball, Paul Stone DOW T7l0m0bS, Reserve. Not present: Bob Burnett. i.,,.,..,, .. .iw ........... i..,,.,..-, .... ............. . ...Wu .. ........ i.... S OCCGT l'6a7'ltS S0016 '6T. girls, Sports Action a-plenty on the volleyball court. The girls' sports season started with sixteen girls reporting for the tennis tourney. Barbara Van Geyt and Martha Wagner advanced to the semi-finals. Because of the Weather they were unable to play the final sets. Soccer was coached by Sally Nugent. Team I cap- tained by Marion Obermeyer defeated Team II under Dotti Friedland. The Iinal standings Were: Team I, Won -6, tied 1, and lost 1. Basketball was divided into two divisions, beginning and advanced. Virginia Kistner was chairman of be- ginning basketball and Ann Brigham, advanced. In the tournament, Sally Nugent's team defeated Marion Ober- meyer's team. Bowling was for the first time included in the Girls' Physical Education Department. Dotti Friedland was chairman for the fall semester and Beverly Bourne, the LETTER AWARD WINNERS: Back row-Marion Obermeyer, Ann Brigham, Marilyn Conner, Pris- cilla Babbitt. Front row: Virginia Kistner, Sally Nugent, Dotti Friedland. WINNING SOCCER TEAM: Back row-Sandy Sanders, Ann Brigham, captain, Marion Obermeyer, Barbara Smythe, Wanda Blair, Janet Forsythe. Front row: Betty Marcum, Betty Nelson, Doris Eble, Kay Shannon, Mary Carol Dressel. spring semester. Volleyball, softball, and track completed the agenda of girls' athletic activities. WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM: Back row-Ann Brigham, Barbara Smythe, Jo Blomgren, Priscilla Babbitt, Marilyn Conner. Front row: Wanda Blair, Virginia Kistner, Dotti Friedland, Captain Sally Nugent, Joyce Wood. ,...ll.-....- ........ --..-.,. ..,.llJ fi? w A 2 Seniois Q. PAGE 80 uniofz O icets JIM JORDAN President DEEDA HENSLEY Vice-President WARREN BENNETT Treasurer J EANNE SNODGRASS Vaudeville Chairman JO ANN SUMMERS Secretary . C . umofz mates The Class of 1946 began its Junior activities on December 13, 1944, when they elected the following officers: Jim Jordan, presidentg Deeda Hensley, vice-presidentg Jo Ann Summers, secretary, Warren Bennett, treasurer, and Jeanne Snodgrass, Vaude- Ville chairman. The Junior Policies Committee, a group organized for the iirst time this year, aided the officers in handling the affairs and business of the class. On the nights of February 9 and 10, the curtain went up on the 1945 production of the annual Junior Vaudeville. Under the leadership of Jeanne Snodgrass, chairman, and with the help of Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas and Walter C. Geisler, class spon- sors, the show played before a capacity crowd both nights. With the profits, the class presented to the school two 31,000 War Bonds to be used for worthy purposes at their maturity. The snappy act, A Wee Bit o' Scotch, took top honors both nights. The act was under the direction of Charlene Buttz, Dotti Friedland, and Debbie Mc- Dougall, co-chairmen. Winners of the individual awards were Benny Barth and Betty June Oakes on Friday night, and John Rawlings and Joan Robinson on Saturday night. Mary Bishop edited the program. On April 23, 1945, the 1946 Annual editor was chosen in a special Junior meet- ing. Shirley Rae Evans was elected by the class for this oflice. Respectfully submitted, 0 Secretary. v Seniot Ufficefzs SALLY PETERSON ' Secretary SHIRLEY RAE EVANS Annual Editor VIRGINIA FOLTZ ' Vice-President IRVING BALL President NELSON GADDY Treasurer . CN . i l emor mates The election of officers for the Senior Class of 1946 was held Wednesday, October 3, 1945. The successful candidates were Irving Ball, president, Virginia Foltz, vice-pre- sident, Sally Peterson, secretary, and Nelson Gaddy, treasurer. Shirley Rae Evans, An- nual editor, was elected the previous April. The governing body of thel class included the president's cabinet, the Senior Home Room Representatives, and the class officers. The Christmas party was held December 20 in the girls' gym. Every person at- tending brought a toyl These toys were taken to the Children's Guardian Home. Bob Green acted as master of ceremonies. Santa Claus fDona1d Kloppj visited the party with gifts for various seniors. Music was provided by Gene English and his band. Navy blue and yellow were chosen for class ribbons by the Colors Committee. They were distributed by the officers and Home Room Representatives. On February 15, 1946, the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship test was given. People taking this test had been chosen by the entire Senior Class on the basis of those most likely to succeed. Class Day officers, elected February 28, 1946, were Park Snyder, giftoriang Margaret E. Mason, historian, Don Tabbert, will maker, and Sharon Collins, prophet. Sally Peterson and Park Snyder were chosen the most popular seniors at the Bluebelle-Uglyman dance, March 9. The Senior Play, 'fThin Ice, was presented March 22, 1946, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Dee Theek. Katie Clark was student director. June 6 was the last day of school for graduating seniors. Vesper Services were held June 9 at four oyclock in Caleb Mills Hall. Class Day was held June 10 at three o'clock in Caleb Mills Hall. Seniors of the Class of 1946 were graduated June 11 at eight o'clock, in the Coliseum, wearing caps and gowns. ' Respectfully submitted, Secretary. PAGE 81 ABRAMSON, HATTIE. Student Board. Red Cross. S.P.Q.R. Vaudeville usher, '44. Majors: Eng- lish, Latin. Favorite sports: swim- ming, tennis. Intended vocation, die- tetics. Indiana University. Honor So- ciety. ADAMS, MURIEL J. Vaudeville, '45. Echo agent, '45. Math Club. Epworth League. Ma- jors: English, mathematics. Favorite sports: football, basketball. Intended vocation, chemical engineering. Pur- due. ADES, ELLEN Attended Columbus High. Dramatic Club, Triangle, Columbus. Bowling League. Literary staff, Annual. As- signment editor, Wednesday's Echo. Christmas Echo. Vaudeville usher, '45. All-School Play usher, '44. Deb-ette Club. Dramatics. Emerson. Senior Play. ALDEN, BETTY JEAN Attended Robinson Junior High, To- ledo, Ohio: Broad Ripple High. Ma- jors: English, mathematics. Favorite amusements: flying, swimming, bowl- ing. Stenography. ALDOUS, CHARLES LOUIS Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: golf, football. Intended vocation, law. Indiana University. ALEXANDER, MADONNA FAYE Red Cross representative. C.O.K.E.S. Club. W.I.T.C.H. Club. .Iob's Daugh- ters. Majors: English, Spanish, his- tory. Favorite amusements: dancing, tennis. Interior decorating. Indiana University. Honor Society. ALFS, DORTHA JEAN Attended Peoria High, Peoria, Illin- ois. Majors: English, history, German. Favorite amusement, swimming. In- tended vocation, mortician. William Woods. ALLEN, SHIRLEY JEANNINE Echo agent. Majors: English, home economics. F a v o r i t e amusements: bowling, skating, music. Intended vo- cation, oilice work. Anderson. PAGE 82 AMES, JOHN CHARLES Attended Portland High, Portland. Band, orchestra, Hi-Y, Portland. Vaudeville, '45. Auditorium programs. A Band. Majors: English, science, music. Intended vocation, instrumen- tal music. Indiana University. ANDERSON, THURMAN CLARK Senior Home Room representative. Vaudeville, '44. D.A.W.G. Club. Eagle Scout, Firecrafter. Junior Prom Com- mittee. Senior Party Committee. Ma- jors: English, science, history, math- ematics. Medicine. Northwestern Uni- versity. ARNOLD, MILLARD HOWARD Majors: English, Spanish, mathemat- ics, history. Favorite amusements: tennis, stamp collecting. Business ad- ministration. Indiana University. Honor Society. ARTHUR, MARJORIE ANN All-School Play usher, '45. Fiiinella Club. R.S. Club. Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, commerce. Favorite sports: football, basketball, swimming. But- ler University. ASPINALL, MARY MARGARET Senior Home Room representative. Vaudeville, '43, '44. Annual agent, '44. Commencement usher, '44, '45. Presi- dent, G.A.L.S. Club. Club 21. Ma- jors: English, history. Indiana Uni- versity. ATWELL, JACQUELINE D. Student Board. Majors: English, his- tory, commerce. Favorite amuse- ments: skating, dancing. Intended vo- cation, oflice work. I BABBITT, PRISCILLA W. Attended Washington High, Wash- ington, Ohio. G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Washington. Philater- on Club. Senate. S.P.Q.R. Library Club. Girls' sports. Vaudeville usher. Echo agent. Taber Tuxis. Girl Scouts. Indiana University. Senior Play. AYERS, PATRICIA LOUISE Senate. Math Club. Library Club. Vaudeville, '43, '45. Business staff, Annual. Annual agent. B.I.B. Club. Majors: English, mathematics, his- tory. Chemical research. Purdue. Honor Society. BAIN, JOHN CLINTON Attended Monrovia High, Monrovia, Indiana. Vice-president, Freshman and Sophomore Classes: varsity basket- ball, baseballg Monrovia. Reserve bas- ketball, '44, '45. Annual agent. Presi- dent, S.P.A.D.E. Club. Petroleum en- gineering. Texas. BALL, IRVING FRANCIS President, Senior Class. Football let- terman, '44, '45g .captain, '45. Skinner Award. Freshman trackg' varsity track, '44. S.T.A.G., D.A.W.G. Clubs. Eagle Scout, Firecrafter. Majors: mathematics, science. Chemical en- gineering. Northwestern. Honor So- ciety. BANKS, HAZEL MAXINE Vaudeville, '45. W.I.T.C.H. Club. Ma- jors: English, history. Favorite amuse- ments: horseback riding, swimming, dancing. Intended vocation, buyer. Butler. BARNES, PHOEBE MAE Attended Southeastern High, Detroit, Michigan. Mixed chorus, Biology Club, Southeastern. Sergeant-at-arms, Glee Club. Symphonic Choir. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Intended vocation, music director. Jordan Conservatory of Mu- sic. BARTLETT, BARBARA AYLENE Student Board. Majors: English, his- tory. Favorite sports: skating, bowl- ing. Intended vocation, nursing. BARTLING, MARIE A. Junior Prom Committee, '45. Chair- man, Make-Up Committee, Vaudeville, '45. Red Cross. German Club. Vaude- ville usher, '44. Commencement usher, '45. Sixty-Word Shorthand Award. President, G.L.A.M.A. Club. S.H.Y. Club. Indiana University. BASLER, EMILY Majors: English, history. Secretary- treasurer, P.U.R.R. Club. Favorite sports: horseback riding, swimming, boating. Intended vocation, dietetics. Purdue. BATTY, THOMAS EDWARD , Majors: English, history, mathemat- ics. Favorite sports: baseball, track. Amusement, shows. Indiana Univer- sity. BEATTY, NANCY EDITH True Blue Club. A Orchestra. Girl Scouts. Majors: English, history. Fa- vorite amusements: dancing, collect- ing stamps, records. Teaching. Butler. BEHRENT, BENJAMIN F. Second lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Freshman track, football. May Festival, '42, '43. Ensemble, '42, '43. Treasurer, V.I.K.- I.N.G. Club. Oiiicers' Club. Foreign service. University of California. BENDER, PRISCILLA DEAN Art staff, Annual, '44, '45. Cover de- sign, Vaudeville program, '45. Vaude- ville, '44. Job's Daughters. Interna- tional Guitar League. Instructor's di- ploma, Hawaiian guitar. Majors: Eng- lish, art. Intended vocation, teacher of Hawaiian guitar. BENEFIEL, BARBARA JEAN Secretary, C.O.K.E.S. Club. Majors: English, Latin, history. Favorite sports: swimming, golf, tennis. Medi- cine. Indiana University. BENNETT, BARBARA JAYNE S.P.Q.R. Vaudeville, '45. Echo, Annual agent. Commencement usher, '45, Liner staff, Annual. Treasurer, K.N.U. Club. C.A.B. Club. Senior Party Com- mittee. Majors: English, mathemat- ics, Latin. Indiana University. Honor Society. BENNETT, WARREN GENE Treasurer, J.unior Class. Football let- terman, '44, '45. First lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Eagle Scout, Firecrafter. Junior Prom Committee. Treasurer, S.T.A.G., D.A.R.B.Y. Clubs. Majors: English, Latin, mathematics. Indiana University. Honor Society. BERTRAND, BETTY LOUISE Math Club. Vaudeville usher, '45. Horizon Club. Majors: English, math- ematics, commerce. Favorite amuse- ments: swimming, collecting minia- tures. Secretarial work. Purdue. Hon- or Society. BEST, JAMES F. Attended Pendleton High, Ben Davis High. Band, Pendleton, Ben Davis. A Band. Majors: English, history, music. Favorite amusements: music. sports. Purdue. PAGE 83 BEST, WILLIAM P. Graduated from C.ulver Summer Na- val School. Lieutenant, j.g., Culver. Cadet captain, R.O.T.C. Vaudeville, '42, '43, '44, '45. Echo, Annual agent. Cadet Club. Majors: English, mathe- matics, science. Purdue. Honor Soci- ety. BIBOS, MARY JO Membership Committee, Chemistry Club. Liner staff, Annual. Vaudeville, '45. K.N.U. Club. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Laboratory technology. Purdue. BIDDLECOMBE, NORDA ADELLE Majors: English, mathematics. Fifth messenger, Bethel No. 9, Job's Daugh- ters. Favorite amusements: skating, swimming, dancing. Intended voca- tion, singing. BILLER, LOIS JANE Secretary, Fifinella Club. Treasurer, L.I.N.K. Club. Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, Spanish. Favorite amuse- ments: music, sports. Purdue. BISHOP, MARY WILLETTE Secretary, Student Board. D. A. R. G.ood Citizenship Award. Alliance Francaise Medal. Junior Prom Com- mittee. Vaudeville,'-14. Editor, Vaude- ville program, '45. Commencement usher, '44, '45. Liner co-editor, An- nual. Colors Committee. Club 21. Euvola. Honor Society. BLACK, VIRGINIA ANNE Red Cross representative. Vaudeville, '45. Joey Club. B.A.B.E.S. Club. Ma- jors: English, history. Intended voca- tion, advertising. Butler. BLAISDELL, RAYMOND EARL Attended Pasadena Junior College, Pasadena, California: Technical High. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: art work, model build- ing. BLUE, BARBARA ELAINE Majors: English, history, commerce. Favorite amusement, movies. Hobby, collecting. Intended vocation, oiiice work. PAGE 84 BLUMER, ROLAND S. KNIGHT Club. Boy Scouts. Majors: English, history. Favorite sports: football, swimming. Intended voca- tion, engineering. Purdue. BONNELL, RUTHANN T.A.B.S. Club. Majors: Spanish, Eng- lish. Hobbies: swimming, dancing. Nursing. Indiana University. BOOTH, PATRICIA JOYCE Senior Home Room representative. Student Board. '44. Vaudeville usher, '45. Echo agent, '45, '46. Annual agent, '45. Majors: English, mathe- matics. Purdue. BOOTH, ROBERT SCOVELL Attended Beaumont High, Beaumont, Texas. Track, '43, '44, Beaumont. Track, '45, '46. Majors: English, his- tory. Hobbies: studying reptiles, swimming. Indiana University. BOUGHTON, MARCIA RAE Rockville High, Rockville. Homecom- ing Queen, Rockville. Vaudeville, '44. S.H.O.R.T.I.E., S.H.Y. Clubs. Majors: English, mathematics, science. Nurs- ing. Indiana University. BOWMAN, MARILYN REED Attended Roosevelt High, Des Moines, Iowa. Student Congress representa- tive, Roosevelt. Senate. Chem, Span- ish Clubs. Chemistry assistant. Vaude- ville, '45. Majors: English, science, language. Vocation, teaching. Butler. Honor Society. BOWYER, ANNA BESS Vaudeville, '44. Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '45. T.A.B.S. Club. Amuse- ments: dancing, swimming. Majors: English, commerce. Intended voca- tion, secretarial work. BOYD, BARBARA SUSANNE Vaudeville, '45. Fiiinella Club. T.A.- T.U. Club. Angelus Hour. Majors: English, Spanish. Intended vocation, nursing. Butler. BRADSHAW, CHARLENE Sutherland Players. Choir. Amuse- ments: dancing, bowling. Majors: English, commerce. Intended voca- tion, oflice work. Butler. BRAKE, JULIA Vice-president, Drama League, '45 Vaudeville, '44. All-School Play, '45, Director, All-School Play, '46. Echo agent, '44. Commencement usher, '43, '44, '45. Majors: English, language. Acting. Christian. Senior Play. f. BREEDLOV Y 'L . Freshman o , asketball. Track, ' Cr un ry. Chem Club. Busi- n s nager, Annual. Junior Policy C rnmi ee. Rifle team, '45, '46. Eagle Scout, Firecrafter. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Law. Michigan. BRICKEY, VIRGINIA AGNES Rhythm Inn. Youth Fellowship. Ma- jors: English, commerce. Intended vocation, stenography. BRIDGINS, MARTHA Attended Rolland Park High, Balti- more, M a r y 1 a n d. Vice-president, Freshman Class, Rolland Park. Hori- zon Club. Majors: English, history, language. Hobbies: horseback riding, basketball. Vocation, modeling. Flor- ida. BRIGHAM, ANN S. President, Philateron Club. Chairman, girls' advanced basketball. Sports let- ter. Choir, First Presbyterian Church. Officer, Indianapolis Girl Scout Coun- cil. Majors: English, history, lan- guage. Indiana University. Honor Society. BRITTON, PATRICIA LOIS Student Board. Home Room repre- sentative. Red Cross representative. Amusements: swimming, K picnicking. Majors: English, history, commence Intended vocation, secretarial work. Honor Society. BROWN, CAROL JOYCE Croquis Club. Girls' Glee Club. Vice- president, League, North Church. Fi- Hnella, D.E.B.S. Clubs. Majors: Eng- lish, art, music. Indiana University. BROWN, THOMAS STANLEY Harrington Junior High, Santa Fe High, Santa Fe, New Mexico: Howe High. Golf team. Rifle team. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Aero- nautical engineering. Butler. BRUNING, RICHARD ADAMS Attended West Milton High, Milton, Ohio: Edison High, Edison, Texas. Freshman football, Edison. Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, mathematics. Intended vocation, engineering. Pur- due. . BUCKNER, GEORGIA W. Student Board. President, Fiction Club. President, History Club. Senior S.P.Q.R. President, Radio Workshop. Literary staff, Annual. Echo, Annual agent. Majors: English, Latin, his- tory. Intended vocation, sociology. Senoir Play. Honor Society. BUCKNER, JEAN MARGARET R a 1 e i gh High. Chorus, Raleigh. Amusements: skating, horseback rid- ing. Majors: English, science. St. Vincent Hospital. Nursing. BURCH, BARBARA JEANNE Senior Home Room representative. Baton Club. National Piano Auditor- ium, '42. Fifinella Club. Majors: Eng- lish, Spanish, mathematics. Intended vocation, medicine. Butler. ,BTJJRKHOLD DAVID c Ig olf' eam, '44, 5. L ti C .h a- .l0 I ' ry l Mich- iga ersity. Hon ciety. of K.-P' BURNETT, ROBERT CARTER, JR. Varsity football, '44, '45. Letterman, football, '44, '45. Lettermen's Club. D.A.W.G., S.T.A.G. Clubs. Majors: English, mathematics, science. U. S. Naval Academy. BURNSTEN, CHARLOTTE ELAINE Hadassah Debs. Junior Council. Ma- jors: English, commerce. Hobbies: dancing, bowling, bicycle riding. In- tended vocation, law. Northwestern. PAGE 85 4 . BURRELL, SAM DIXON F Zfc, U. S. Navy. U.S.S. Windham Bay, Japan. Attended Technical High. Echo agent. Swing Haven. Favorite amusements: football, dancing. Jour- nalism, Purdue. BUTTZ, CHARLENE MARIE S.P.Q.R. Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. Au- ditorium programs. Matinee Musicale. Echo .agent, '44. Taber Tuxis. Hi-Tri. Majors: English, language. Acting. Butler, Juilliard. CALDWELL, BETTY LOU Pottery Awards. Red Cross represen- tative. Echo agent. True Blue Club. Majors: English, art, science. Favor- ite amusements: ice skating, swim- ming. Hobby, pottery. CALUZA, ESTHER NANCY Croquis Club. Bow-ling League. Art staff, Annual, '43, '44. Art staff, Christmas Echo, '45. Art assistant. Majors: art, English. Commercial art. Southern California. CAMP, ROBERT W. Track, '44, '45-. Cross country, '45. Lettermen's Club. Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45, Annual, '44, '45. Photography ed- itor, Annual, '46. REX club. Majors: English, mathematics, Purdue. Hon- or S.ociety. CARLSO5? RO RITZ at l. . iorium Lights Com- flligt ie cs assistant. P.0.0.C.H. C V. ajors: mathematics, history. bb , radio. Intended vocation, en- gineering. Purdue. Honor Society. CASSIDY, RICHARD H. Student Board. Cross country team, '44, '45. Treasurer, K.N.I.G.H.T. Club. Majors: English, history. Amuse- ments: football, basketball. Intended vocation, law. Indiana University. CHENOWETH, CAROLYN EILEEN Baton Club. President, True Blue Club, '45. National Piano Auditorium, '42. Glee Club. Pals Club. Treas- urer, Fifinella Club. Christian Youth Fellowship. Majors: English, mathe- matics. Hobbies: piano, organ. Reli- gious education. PAGE 86 CHRISNEY, CHARLOTTE JUNE Annual agent. Commencement usher, '45. G.A.L.S. Club. C1ub 21. Majors: English, history. Intended vocation, laboratory technology. Indiana Uni- versity. CHRISTENA, JOANN LOIS B.I.B. Club. Favorite amusements: swimming, football, sailing. Intended vocation, home economics. Purdue University. CHURCHMAN, BARBARA ANN Math, Span-ish Clubs. Girl Scouts. Drama League. 9B Talent Show. Summer School Play. Treasurer, L.I.N.K. Club. Majors: English, com- merce. Principia. CHURCHMAN, MICHAEL STEELE Math Club. President, Stamp Club. Echo staff, '45, '46. Liner staff, An- nual. Majors: English, history, math- ematics. Intended vocation, architec- ture. Colgate. Honor Society. CLARK, GEORGE A. T.K.B. Club. Hobbies: ice hockey, aviation. Majors: English, mathema- tics, history. Medicine. Indiana Uni- versity. CLARK, CATHERINE President, History Club. Secretary, Fiction Club. Dance Committee, Stu- dent Board. S. P. Q. R. Auditorium Committee. Poetry editor, Christmas Echo. Thursday's Echo. B.A.B.E.S. Club. Treasurer, I.M.P. Club. Presi- dent, Ogden Junior Chorale. Presi- dent, C.A.R. DePauw. Student direc- tor, Senior Play. Honor Society. CLIFTON, RICHARD W. Band. Majors: language, history. Hobby, photography. Intended voca- tion, medicine. Indiana University. COATE, PATRICIA ANN S.P.Q.R. Junior Election Committee. Red Cross representative. Euvola Club. A.R.R.O. Club. Majors: English, history, Latin. Indiana University. COLE, MARTHA ALCIDENE Senior Home Room representative. Big Sisters. Hobbies: dancing, swim- ming. Majors: English, history, com- merce. Intended vocation, voice. Uni- versity of Southern California. COLLINS, CHARLES ALAN Stage hand, Vaudeville, '43, '44. SUL- TAN Club. REX Club. Hobbies: foot- ball, basketball, writing. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Journalism. Indiana Uni- versity. COLLINS, SHARON ANICE Student Board. Croquis Club. Art Scholarship, John Herron. First place, Cancer Poster Contest. Vaudeville, '45. Art staff, '45: art editor, publi- city staff, '46g: Annual. T.A.T.U. Club. President, T.O.P.P.E.R. Club. Majors: English, art. Butler. Honor Society. COMPTON, MARY ANN Senior Home Room- representative. Junior Prom Co.mmittee. Commence- ment usher, '43, '44. War ,Stamp agent. Secretary, Euvola Club. Club 21. Majors: English, history. Hob- bies: swimming, football. Butler. Senior Play. CONNER, M IM S.P.Q.R. Phi on Club. Varsity hocke ba e all, '43, '44. Tennis, basie volleyball, '43, '44, '45. ' Se vice Scout. P.U.R.R. Club. ajors: . glish, mathematics, his- t . Hobby, chemistry. Indiana Uni- versi y. COOLEY, RUTH Student Board. War Stamp agent. G.A.L.S. Club. Euvola Club. Majors: English, mathematics. Indiana Uni- versity. Senior Play. Honor Society. COUGIHLEN, ELEANOR IRENE S.P.Q.R. Majors: English, Latin, his- tory. Favorite amusements: bicycle riding, music, records. COUR, EDWINA Freshman Talent Committee. Chris- tian Youth Organization. Majors: English, history. Hobby: swimming. Teaching. University of Southern California. 4- COURTNEY, JOAN CATHERINE Student Board. Stamp agent. Vice- president, S. L. I. N. K. Club. S. H. Y. Club. Majors: English, history, lan- guage. Hobbies: swimming, ice skat- ing. St. Mary's of the Lake. COX, KATHRYN JEAN Stamp agent, '44, '45. Make-up Com- mittee, Vaudeville. Bethany Senior. Choir. T.A.B.S., C.O.K.E.S. Clubs. Majors: English, history. Favorite sports: tennis, swimming. Secretarial work. Indiana University. COX, VIRGINIA Attended Alamo High, Alamo, Ten- nessee. Shortridge Bible Club. Math Club. S.P.Q.R. Calvary Baptist Church Choir. Majors: English, mathematics. Favorite amusements: reading, foot- ball. Intended vocation, nursing. Honor Society. CRAWFORTH, THOMAS GEORGE Freshman, '42, reserve, '43, '44g var- sity, '45, football. Echo agent. Presi- dent, REX' Club. D.A.W.G. Club. Ea- gle Scout, Firecrafter. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Hobby, sports. Purdue. CRUME, VIRGINIA ANN Attended Mattoon High, Mattoon, Ill- inois. Scoop column writer, Long- fellow Year Book staff, Circulation Department staff, Mattoon. Majors: English, commerce. Hobbies: writing, dancing. Stenography. CUMMING, JO ANN EVELYN Attended Ann Arbor High, Ann Ar- bor, Michigan. Chorus, choir, Ann Arbor. Majors: English, history. Hob- by, cooking. Amusements: roller skat- ing, singing. Intended vocation, sing- ing. CUNNINGHAM, JOYCE LOUISE Bowling League. Majors: English, Spanish, history. Hobbies: piano, bowling. Favorite amusements: mov- ies, dancing. Intended voc-ation, law. Indiana University. CURTIS, DONALD ROBERT Student Board. Vaudeville, '43. En- semble, '42, '43, '44, Debate, '42. Boy Scouts. Majors: English, mathemat- ics, history. Hobbies: fishing, basket- ball. Purdue. PAGE 87 DAHLSTROM, BEVERLY ANN Annual agent, '45. Vaudeville usher, '45. Job's Daughters. Majors: Eng- lish, science, history. Hobby, swim- ming. Intended vocation, nursing. Methodist Hospital. DANIEL, JERRY ALLEN Freshman football, basketball, track. Varsity track, '43. Vaudeville, '42, '43. Corpse Club. Majors: English, history. Hobbies: sports, Indian danc- ing. Medicine. Indiana University. DASELER, JAMES GRAHAM Attended Bosse High, Evansville, In- diana. Electronics Club, basketball letterman, Scholarship B Club, Evansville. Band letterman.DeMolay. Majors: English, history, mathemat- ics. Hobbies: bowling, tennis. Engi- neering. Purdue. DAUGHERTY, MARY ANNE Vaudeville usher, '44. Club staff, An- nual, '45. D.A.R.T,'Club. Majors: Eng- lish, history, language. Hobbies: rid- ing, swimming. William and Mary. DAVIDSON, BEVERLY JOAN Spanish Club. Shorthand Award. Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '45-3 All-School Play, '44, Thursday's staff, Echo, '45, T.A.B.S. Club. Vice-presi- dent, Mike-Casters. Majors: Spanish, commerce. Intended vocation, jour- nalism. DAVIS, VIRGINIA JUNE Student Board, '45. S.P.Q.R. Drama League. Press Club. Vaudeville usher, '45. Wednesday's staff, Echo. Club staff, Annual. Majors: English, his- tory, Latin. Intended vocation, lin- guist. Ward Belmont. Senior Play. Honor Society. DeHART, BARBARA JEAN Attended Kokomo High, Kokomo. Freshman Forum, monitor, Golf Club, Big Sisters, Kokomo. Junior Red Cross. Majors: history, English. Hob- by, dancing. Stenography. DELANEY, NOLA ELIZABETH Attended Central Valley High, New York: Franklin High, Franklin, Indi- ana. Dramatic, Library Clubs: high- est awards in freshman, sophomore years: Central Valley High. Majors: English, history. Medicine. Cornell. PAGE 88 DELL, JEAN Red Cross representative. Past honor- ed Queen, Job's Daughters. IF Club. Majors: English, Spanish, history. Hobbies: music, dancing. New York School of Interior Decoration. DEMLOW, JAMES EDWIN Attended Southport Highg- Technical High. Chemistry Club. Library Club. All-School Play, '44, '45. ,Vaudeville, '45. Senior Play, '45. Echo staff, '45, Corporal, R.O.T.C. Eagle Scout. Ma- jors: mathematics, s ' nce. Senior Play. DICK, RI D DEAN Freshman, reserve, varsity basketball. Reserve Underwood Trophy Award. S.T.A.G. Club. D.A.W.G. Club. Ma- jors: English, mathematics, history. Hobby, basketball. DICKSON, JACK is, M ith Club. A and. First lieuten- co ti jors: English, mathematics, scie . Hobbies: football, basketball. Intended vocation, marine engineer- ing. Purdue. Honor Society. ? '45. Eagle Scout. Sea DIGGLE, ANITA Student Board. Croquis Club. Art staff, Annual, '44, '45, '46. Art staff, Christmas Echo, .'44. Majors: Eng- lish, art, mathematics. Intended vo- cation, psychology. University of Chi- cago. Honor Society. DISHON, JANE A. Annual agent. Vaudeville usher, '44, Girl Scout. Majors: English, science, home economics. Hobbies: swim- ming, ice skating, horseback riding. Intended vocation, salesmanship. In- diana University. DOMOR, FLORENCE C. Shortridge Bible Club. Job's Daugh- ters, Bethel No. 9. Youth for Christ Club. Shorthand Award. Majors: Eng- lish, history, commerce. Favorite amusements: reading, piano playing. Intended vocation: teaching. Butler. Honor Society. . DONAGH, ANN LOUISE S.P.Q.R. Spanish Club. Vaudeville. Commencement usher, '45, Red Cross representative. Monday's Echo staff. Publicity staff, Annual. Majors: Eng- lish, history, mathematics. William and Mary. DONALDSON, BETTY LOU Shorthand Award. I.M.P. Club. Ma- jors: English, mathematics, history. Hobbies: swimming, dancing, riding. Intended vocation, secretarial work. University of Southern California. DONELSON, ROSE MARY Attended New Palestine High, New Palestine. School paper, Dramatic Club, volleyball team, Junior Play, New Palestine. Bowling League. Lutheran Church Choir. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Hobbies: horseback rid- ing, bowling. Illinois. DOTTS, GLORIA BAIN Award, Shorthand II. Vaudeville, '45. Treasurer, Junior Achievement, '44. D.I.T.T.O. Club. Majors: English, his- tory, commerce. Hobbies: dancing, singing, swimming. Secretarial work. DUNBAR, MARK EDWARD R.O.T.C. Best Private Award, '44, second lieutenant, '45. Treasurer, Scout Troop No. 72. Taber Tuxis. Fa- vorite amusement, football. Majors: English, history. Butler. Senior Play. EBERG, JOANNE Annual agent. Red Cross representa- tive. Shorthand Award. Vaudeville usher, '44. Commencement usher, '45. Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '45. S.H.Y. Club. Job's Daughters. Ma- jors: English, Spanish, commerce. Purdue. ECKHART, WILLIAM F. Freshman basketball. Reserve foot- ball, '43. Junior Davis Cup, tennis, '44. Golf team, '43, '44, '45. Presi- dent, D.U.X. Club. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Hobbies: sports, music. Indiana University. EDWARD , ' Vaud . o lo, ' cem h- e . Tab f' e yterian rch ' . e ' e .N.U. Club. egreti e .' ' ajors: Eng- l' art. -pw. X designing. Purdue. , enior P 1 4.1 I l EFROYMSON, CHARLES F. Business manager, Vaudeville, '45. Business staff, Annual. A Band, '43, '44, '45. Student Board, 43, '44, '45. S.W.A.N.K. Club. Jewish Coun- cil. Majors: English, history. Amuse- ments: golf, swimming, music. Busi- ness. Indiana University. ELLIOTT, LORENE MAE Art staff, Christmas Echo, '44. Art staff, Annual, '45, '46. Annual cover, '46. Philateron Club. Majors: Eng- lish, art. Amusements: drawing, ice skating, swimming. Commercial art. John Herron. ELZIE, ORVILLE GUY Math Club. R.O.T.C. C. A. P. Bible Club. Gospel team. Prayer Band. Ma- jors: English, science, mathematics. Hobbies: reading, stamp collecting, chemistry. Missionary. Indiana School of Pharmacy. mga EMERSON, THOMAS F. Vice-president, Senior S.P.Q.R. Golf team. R.O.T.C. Majors: English, La- tin, history. Hobby, golf. Intended Vocation, law. Michigan. EMMERD, DOROTHY A. War Stamp agent, '44. Majors: his- tory, English. Sports: bowling, skat- ing. Intended vocation, secretarial work. ENGLISH, EDWARD EUGENE Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. A Band. Second lieutenant, R.O.T.C. V.I.K.- I.N.G. Club. Majors: English, his- tory, mathematics. Favorite sport, baseball. Hobby, music. Business. Wisconsin. ESPY, FRANK V. Reserve football, '44. Echo agent. Vice-president, KNIGHT Club. Life Scout. Majors: English, history. Amusements: movies, football, bas- ketball. Medicine. Indiana University. EVANS, BARBARA ANN Vaudeville, '43. Echo staff. Echo agent. Red Cross representative. Colors Committee. Annual agent. Student Board. S.P.Q.R. Chemistry Club. Club 21. W.H.O. Club. Ma- jors: English, history. Laboratory technician. DePauw. EVANS, SHIRLEY RAE Editor-in-chief, Annual. Co-editor, Tuesday's Echo, '44. C.o-editor, Wed- nesday's Echo, '45. Vaudeville, '45. I.H.S.P.A., '44, '45. Indianapolis Star correspondent. Secretary, Fifinella Club. Vice-president, W.I.T.C.H. Club. Indiana University. Honor Society. PAGE 89 FALL, LUCINDA BRENTON Senate. Angelus Hour. True Blue Club. Majors: English, Latin, his- tory. Amusements: dancing, writing. Sports: horseback riding, tennis, golf. Medicine. Radcliffe. FAY, HOWARD E. Art staff, Annual, '43. Art staff, Christmas Echo, '43. Rifle team. Cap- tain, R.O.T.C. V.I.K.I.N.G. Club. Life Scout. Majors: Latin, English, math- ematics. Amusements: swimming, horseback riding. Medicine. Indiana University. FECHTMAN, DORIS ANN Attended Central High, Ft. Lauder- dale, Florida. Red Cross representa- tive. Runner-up, Shortridge Tennis Tourney, '45. Home Economics Club. T.A.B.S. St. Paul's Girls' Chorus. Walther League. Majors: English, history. Nursing. Indiana University, FEIBELMAN, FREDERICK W. Vaudeville, '45. Business manager, All-School Play, '45. Echo stai. Pre- sident, Pals. Publicity staff, An- nual. Student Board. Fiction, Radio Script Clubs. R.O.T.C. S.W.A.N.K. Club. Merchantile business. Harvard. Senior Play. Honor Society. FINOT, RUTH JOANN All-School Play, '45. President, RA.- V.E.N. Club. Junior Civic Theater. Majors: English, history, mathemat- ics. Hobby, dramatics. Sport, swim- ming. Dietetics. Indiana University. Senior Play. FITZGERALD, JOSEPH DIXON Attended Rushville High, Rushville, Indiana, Cathedral High. Freshman basketball, Cathedral. C.Y.O. Majors: mathematics, English, science. Hob- bies: music, mechanics. Amusements: football, swimming. Engineering. Pur- due. , xx X RFIVE , H. JAC L ufgmqib 'H Third p Azeri P due rawiyg Compe- tition ,f if High So-h0C,i,S A Band Capta RO C Boy Scout Young XX?edpX'e's Leaggixxzfgors: English, , , , ' , ' . ' : p ma hematics h to Hobbies stam col ,cting, m ies. Engineering. Pur- duef1.Honer ociety. FLECI2, ARTHUR ALVIN Freshman, reserve basketball, '42, '43. Freshman, reserve football, '42, Var- sity football, '44, '45. Lettermen's Club. S.T.A.G., DARBY Clubs. Choir. Majors: English, history. Plastic en- gineering. Purdue. PAGE 90 FLEISCHER, MARIA W. A Orchestra. Echo, Annual agent. German Club. President, D.I.T.T.O. Club. Fifinella Club. Taber Tuxis. Ma- jors: English, mathematics, history. Chemistry. Purdue. FLETCHER, GEORGE CHARLES R.O.T.C., '42, '43. K.N.I.G.H.T. Club. Majors: English, science, mathemat- ics. Sport, football. Intended voca- tion, engineering. Purdue. FOLTZ, VIRGINIA LUISE Attended Tucson High, Tucson, Ari- zona. Vice-president, Senior Class. Echo staff, '44, '45. Christmas Echo, '45. Annual staff. Commencement usher, '43, '45. Math Club. President, Sub-Deb Club. Club 21. Honor So- ciety. FORBES, NANCY LOUISE Vaudeville, '45. Commencement ush- er, '45. Auditorium programs. Vaude- ville usher, '44, Fiction Club. Secre- tary, Joey Club. B. A. B. E. S. Club. Junior Civic Theater. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Hobbies: writing, dra- matics. Butler. ' FORSEE, MACILE EILEEN Red Cross representative, '43. Annual agent, '44, Vaudeville usher, '44. Sev- en-Up Club. Majors: English, home economics. Sports: swimming, horse- back riding. Nursing. Indiana Uni- versity. FORSTER, MARY ELIZABETH Home Room representative. Student Board, '44, '45. Red Cross representa- tive. Vaudeville, '45. Commencement usher, '45. Echo, Stamp, Annual agent. Bonnie Club. Majors: English, history. Laboratory technician. Indi- ana University. FOSTER, IRWIN M. Attended Palm Beach High, West Palm Beach, Florida. Orchestra, '42, Spanish Club, '43, '45g Boy Scouts, '42, '43, West Palm Beach. Majors: English, history. Indiana University. FRANKLIN, FRED R. Shortridge, Arthur Jordan Orches- tras. Matineei-Musicale. Senate. His- tory Club. R.o.T.c. Boy scout Ma- jors: English, German, history. Hob- bies: stamp collecting, current events. xy -, ix,n. . Wu. FRAZIER, JACK LEE Sports staff, Tuesday's Echo. Christ- mas Echo staff. Correspondent, Indi- anapolis Times. Stage crew, Vaude- ville, '45. Annual agent. Treasurer, REX Club. Majors: English, history. Intended vocation, pharmacy. Purdue. FRI.EDLAND, DOROTHY Secretary, Student Board, '44, '45, Athletic sweater. Vaudeville, '44, '45, '46. Auditorium Committee, '45. Girls' sports editor, Annual. History, Phil- ateron Clubs. Chairman, Bowling League. K.U.T. Club. President, Deb- Ette Club. Honor Society. FRIEDMEYER, MARY LOUISE Attended Southport High, So.uthport. Booster, Sub-Deb Clubs, Southport. Junior Policies Committee. Presi- dent, Girl Scouts. Croquis Club. Of- ficer, Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, Spanish, commerce. Business. Lake Forest. FRITTS, VIRGINIA World Missionary Workers. Metho- dist Youth Fellowship. Church Choir. Majors: English, history, home eco- nomics. Sports: swimming, tennis. Hobby, music. Commercial work. Purdue. FULLER, JEAN Vaudeville, '45. 9B Talent Show. Club 13. A.R.R.O. Club. Vice-president, Broadway Youth Fellowship. Majors: English, Spanish, history. Foreign correspondent. William Woods. FULLER, JOHN G. Freshman, reserve football, '43, '44, Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. President, Corpse Club. K.Y.O.T.E. Club. Ma- jors: English, mathematics, history. Amusements: tennis, golf. Journalism. Dartmouth. GADDY, NELSON DON Treasurer, Senior Class. Basketball letterman. Lettermen's Club. S.T.A.G. Club. DARBY Club. Boy Scout. Ma- jors: mathematics, language, science, history. Amusement,swimming. Med- icine. Indiana University. GARD, DOROTHY JEAN Thursday's Echo staff. Wasson's col- umnist. 9B Talent Show representa- tive. Treasurer, Euvola. Club. Club t'21. Majors: English, Spanish, com- merce. Secretarial work. GARDNER, KELLIE Student Board. Fiction Club. Stamp agent, '45. D.U.X. Club. Majors: Eng- lish, history, mathematics. Indiana University. I! 412111 lvl GAVIN, MYRNA JO Annual agent. Vaudeville, '45. Red Cross representative. 9B Talent Show. President, L.I.N.K. Club. K.U.T. Club. Majors: English, history, Spanish. Amusements: swimming, dancing. Merchandising. Principia. GERRINGER, MARILYN JUNE Vaudeville usher, '44, C.Y.O. Publi- city chairman, Kits and Kats Club. Majors: English, co.mmerce. Sports: swimming, bicycle riding. Hobby, col- lecting photographs. Secretarial work. GIBSON, JAMES W. Freshman football, '42. Reserve foot- ball, '44. Reserve basketball, '43. Echo agent, '44. Majors: English, science, mathematics. Amusements: tishing, swimming. Medicine. Indiana University. GLAD, JOY ANN Attended Donovan High, Donovan, Illinois. Hi-Tri, Home Ec Clubs: G.A.A.g Band, '41, '42, Donovan. Ma- jors: English, commerce. Amuse- ments: dancing, skating, swimming. Beautician. GLENDY, DOLORES EILEEN May Music Festival. 9B Talent Show. Secretary, Glee Club. T.A.T.U. Club. Baton Club. Majors: history, art, English. Hobbies: drawing, piano playing. Secretarial Work. Butler. 0 auf ,if-6, GOELZER, DoN WILLIAM Jan, -f 1 Senior Home Room representative. Student Board. Track, '43, Football, reserve, '43, varsity, '44, '45. .Foot- ball letterman. Stage manager, Vaude- ville, '45. President, D.U.X. Club. D.A.W.G. Club. Majors: mathematics, English, science. Indiana University. Honor Society. GOLDBERG, ADA AILEEN Attended Miami Senior High, Miami, Florida. B.Z.B. Club, drum majorette, Miami. Senate, '42. Majors: English, history. Amusements: writing limer- icks, profile sketching, dancing. Ad- vertising. Indiana University. PAGE 91 A THWAITE, MARION Junior Policies Committee. Senior pictures staff, Annual. Senate, Chem, Philateron, True Blue, Glee Clubs. D.E.B.S. Club. Girl Scout. American Legion Hoosier Girls' State. Majors: science, mathematics, English. Science. Purdue. Honor Society. GOODE, DAMON N. Baton Club. Vaudeville, '43, '45. Echo agent. A Band. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Medicine. Indi- ana University. GOODWINE, ROBERT W. Varsity track, '45. Cross country, '44. Echo agent. T.K.B. Club. D.U.X. Club. Majors: English, history, mathemat- ics. Funeral director. Indiana Univer- sity. GRADY, SHIRLEY ELAINE' Attended San Leandra High, San Leandra, California. All-School Play usher, Class Play, Youth Fellowship, San Leandra. True Blue Club. Span- ish Club. Literary staff, Annual. Taber Tuxis. Illinois. j GRAHAM, DOROTHY M. Attended Broad Ripple High. Orange- ade Council, Cozy Hour, Orchestra, Latin Club, Broad Ripple. A Or- chestra. D.A.R.T. Club. S.N.A.P. Club. Majors: English, mathematics. Lab- oratory technology. James Millikin. GRANNON, MARY ANN Echo agent. Sutherland Presbyterian Youth Fellowship. Majors: English, history, commerce. Hobby, knitting. Intended vocation, secretarial work. GREEN, NATHAN R.O.T.C. Majors: English, language. Hobby, writing. Intended vocation, medicine. Indiana University. GREEN, ROBERT FRANKLIN Drama League. Vaudeville, '44, '45. Auditorium programs. Art staff, An- nual. President, Junior Civic Theater, '44, '45. Majors: English, art, mathe- matics. Commercial art. Pratt Art School. PAGE 92 GREENE, MARY CHARLOTTE Home Economics Club. Junior Vaude- ville usher, '45. Majors: English, com- merce. Favorite amusements: danc- ing, horseback riding. Intended voca- tion, oifice work. GREER, MARY JANE Attended Leesville High, Leesville, Louisiannag Barret Manual Training High, Henderson, Kentucky. Presi- dent, Sophomore Class, Leesville. Student Board. Vaudeville usher, '45. A.D. Club. Majors: English, history. Indiana University. GRIBBEN, MARCET CLAIRE Drama League. President, S.P.Q.R. Vaudeville, '44, '45. All-School Play usher, '44. Echo agent. Back-stage crew, All-School Play, '43. Secretary, K.U.T. Club. S.H.O.R.T.I.E. Club. Principia. Honor Society. GRIFFITH, JUNE Student Board. True Blue Club. Echo agent. Majors: English, language, commerce. Favorite amusement, mu- sic. Dennison. GRIFFITH, MARGARET ISABEL S.P.Q.R. Commencement usher, '44, '45. 9B Talent Show. Stamp agent. K.N.U., D.E.B.S. Clubs. Majors: Eng- lish, history, mathematics. Intended vocation, dietetics. Purdue. f f' g V . Q Lf' ,E , GRIFFITH, SUSANNE JANE S.P.Q.R. 9B Talent Show. Commence- ment usher, '44, '45. Vice-president, K.N.U. Club. D.E.B.S. Club. Majors: Latin, history, mathematics. Intended vocation, dietetics. Purdue. GRUBER, PAT Vaudeville, '45. All-School Play ush- er, '43. Winner of Posture Contest. Christmas auditorium, '43. Secretary, Drama League. Echo staff. W.I.T.C.H. Club. Vice-president, T.A.B.U. Club. Hobbies: modeling, dancing. Purdue. GUILD, SUSAN Attended Fairland High, Fairland. Band: assistant editor, school paper, Fairland. Majors: English, history. Favorite sport, basketball. Amuse- ment, dancing. DePauw. GUTZWILLER, JOAN ERWIN Vaudeville, '45. President, S. H. Y. Club. Church choir. Majors: English, Spanish. Favorite amusement, swim- ming. Medical secretarial work. But- ler. HAERLE, GEORGE SHEPARD Attended Park School. C.O.R.P.S.E. Club. C.Y.O. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Favorite sports: bas- ketball, baseball, football. HAGGARD, DAVID BENSON Senior Home Room representative. Varsity football, '44, '45. Lettermen's Club. D.A.W.G., S.T.A.G. Clubs. Ma- jors: English, history, mathematics. Intended vocation, medicine. Indiana University. Honor Society. HALLAM, KENNETH LESLIE Treasurer, Chem Club. German Club. R.O.T.C. Eagle Scout. Majors: Eng- lish, history, .mathematics. Favorite sport, football. Butler. HAMILTON, ROBERT TRUMAN Lieutenant, United States Army. Hi- Y. Majors: mathematics, English. Hobbies: boxing, chess. Intended vo- cation, television. HAMMER, DOROTHY ELLEN Red Cross, representative. Junior Policies Committee. Vaudeville usher. Girls' Glee Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: roller skating, swimming, tennis. HAMPSON, JOSEPH LAWRENCE Vaudeville, '44. A Band. Majors: English, Latin, mathematics. Favor- ite amusement, dancing. Intended vo- cation, music. Arthur Jordan Conser- vatory of Music. HANCE, BETTY L. Attended St. Joseph's Academy, Tip- ton, Indiana. Annual agent. Majors: English, science. Hobbies: horseback riding, shows. l1 HANDS, MARY ANN Attended Lewis Clarke High, Spo- kane, Washington. Ti-Girls, Lewis Clarke. Liner staff, Annual. Vaudeville usher, '45. L. I. N. K. Club. Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, language, history. Hobby, record collecting. De- Pauw. HANKINS, CLARENCE EUGENE Chairman, Workshop Committee of Seventh Christian Church. Majors: English, history. Favorite amuse- ments: movies, bowling. Intended vo- cation, pharmacy. Butler School of Pharmacy. HANNA, BARBARA SUE Croquis Club. S.H.Y., P.U.G.S. Clubs. Civic Theater. Majors: English, his- tory, art. Hobbies: art, music. John Herron Art Institute. HANNAH, ALICE MARIE Echo agent. Commencement usher, '45. W.H.O. Club. Secretary, A.D. Club. Majors: English, art. Hobby, art. Favorite amusement, dancing. Intended vocation, commercial art. DePauw. HARE, LOIS Girl Scout. German Club. S.H.O.R.T.- I.E. Club. Taber Tuxis. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Favorite amusements: ice skating, boating. Intended voca- tion, nursing. St. Vincent Hospital. HARRIS, DOROTHY ANN Croquis Club. Radio Workshop. Jun- ior Vaudeville, '45. Annual agent. Majors: English, history, art. Intend- ed vocation, commercial art. Pratt Art School. HARRISON, PATSY LOU Block's Snooper. A.R.R.0. Club. Club 21. Majors: English, art. Hobby, art. Intended vocation, commercial art. Miami University. HARSHMAN, ELEANOR JEAN Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: basketball, football, swimming, ice skating. Secretarial work. Business college. PAGE 93 HARSHMAN, GLORIA PATRICIA Student Board. Stamp agent. S.P.Q.R. Liner staff, Annual. Echo staff. Com- mencement usher, '45. Majors: Eng- lish, Latin. Hobbies: music, reading. University of New Mexico. HARVEY, CAROL JOAN Drama League. Fifinella Club. Ma- jors: English, history, Favorite amuse- ments: tennis, swimming. Hobby, col- lecting dolls. Intended vocation, in- terior decorating. Miami. Senior Play. HATT, EVELYN JO A, B Orchestras. Girls' Glee Club. Secretary, Seven-Up Club. Mat- inee Musicale. Majors: English, his- tory. Favorite amusement, music. Concert pianist. Oberlin. HAYMAKER, MARGARET ANNE Red Cross representative. Vice-presi- dent, History Club. True Blue Club. Vaudeville usher. May Festival. Ma- jors: English, history. Favorite amusements: swimming, ice skating. Nursing. Indiana University. HEID, VERA ALICE Majors: English, history. Hobbies: swimming, horseback riding. Intend- ed vocation, teaching. Butler. HEIDENREICH, HUBERT JOHN Majors: English, history. Favorite sports: football, basketball. Indiana University. HEISLER, EUNICE Bowling League. Hadassah Debs. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: swimming, bowling. In- tended vocation, dietetics. Indiana University. HELFT, HARRY WALTER Attended Riverside Military Academy, Georgia. Varsity basketball, varsity tennis, Riverside. CZAR Club. Life Scout. Majors: history, English. Ad- vertising. U. C. L. A. PAGE 94 HELWIG, MARY MARGARET Library Club. S.P.Q.R. Commence- ment usher. W.H.O. Club. E.U.V.O.- L.A. Club. Majors: science, history. Purdue. HENDERSON, JOHN RAYMOND Vice-president, treasurer, V.I.K.I.N.G. Club. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Intended vocation, engineer- ing. Purdue. HENSHAW, ANN Student Board. Commencement usher, '44, '45. Vice-president, W.H.O. Club. President, A.D. Cl.ub. Intended voca- tion, secretarial work. Dennison. HENSLEY, DEEDA Vice-president, Junior Class. Senior Home Room representative. Vaude- ville, '43, '45. Auditorium Committee. Echo, Annual agent. Commencement usher. Rings and Pins Committee. Chairman, Senior Party decorations. Sub-Deb Club. Club 21. HINKLE, DONALD H. Varsity football, '44, '45. Varsity basketball, '44, '45. Varsity track, '44. Lettermen's Club. Block's Barker. DARBY, S.T.A.G. Clubs. Majors: English, history. Intended vocation, law. Indiana University. HINMAN, BARBARA JEAN Majors: English, history. American Academy of Dramatic Arts. HODGES, BARBARA LYNN Attended Lakewood High, Cleveland, Ohio. Girls' Athletic Association: president, Home Room: Choir: Lake- wood. Vaudeville. Auditorium pro- gram. Spring Festival usher. Presi- dent, O.W.L. Club. Majors: English, mathematics, science. Chemical en- gineering. Purdue. HOLDER, LOUISE PEARL ' Attended Tompkinsville High, Tomp- kinsville, Kentucky. Home Economics Club, Pep Club, Tompkinsville. Chem- istry Club. Majors: English, history. Hobby, horseback riding. Intended vocation, secretarial work. HOLLAND, DAVID MONROE Sergeant, R.O.T.C. B Band. De- Molay. Majors: English, mathemat- ics, history. Hobby, stamp collecting. Favorite sports: swimming, football. Intended vocation, aviation. Indiana University. HOLSINGER, HELEN LOUISE Bowling League. A Orchestra. Spoon Club. Majors: English, his- tory, mathematics. Hobbies: decorat- ing, swimming, dancing. Intended vo- cation, clerical work. Butler. HOLZER, RICHARD H. Majors: English, history, commerce. Hobby, photography. Intended voca- tion, business management. HOOD, CHARLES EDWIN Math lub. Auditorium Committee. Phys' X' ssistalnt. P. .O.C.H. Club. Maj 'st6ry,M scien p, mathemat- ics. by, rad o. Intendeed vocation, engineering. G eral Motors Institute of Technology.'Honor Society. HOPKINS, LOUIS ROBERT KNIGHT, SULTAN Clubs. Majors: English, history. Favorite sports: football, basketball. Vocation, Navy. Georgetown University. HOUK, VERNA JUNE Freshman Girls' basketball, volley- ball. Philateron Club. Echo, Annual agent. Spoon Club. Majors: 'English, history. Hobbies: dancing, swimming, bowling. Intended vocation, compto- meter operator. HOUTZER, PAUL HARTER Senate. Children's Museum usher. Majors: English, history, mathema- tics. Favorite amusements: swim- ming, basketball. Hobby, collecting Indian head pennies. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Indiana University. Honor Society. HUEBER, DONALD RICHARD Football, '42, '43, '44, '45. Track, '42, '44, '45. Football letterman, '44, '45. Lettermen's Club. D.A.R.B.Y., Club. S.T.A.G. Club. Majors: English, his- tory, mathematics. Agriculture. Pur- due. HUGHES, BARBARA JEAN Red Cross representative. Girls' Glee Club. Echo agent. Auditorium pro- gram. Majors: English, science. Fa- vorite amusements: horseback rid- ing, dancing, swimming. Vocation, nursing. HUGHES, GEORGIA ANN Favorite amusements: bowling, base- ball, football, movies. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Hobby, collecting sou- venirs. Intended vocation, clerical work. HUMPHREY, VICTOR ROY , Senate. Chemistry Club. R.O.T.C. Ma- jors: English, mathematics, history. Hobby, stamp collecting. Favorite sport, football. Intended vocation, chemistry. Indiana University. Honor Society. HURD, EDWIN CHARLES JR. Franklin High School. President, Freshman Class, Franklin. Reserve football, '43, '44. Track, '43, '45. Vice- president, D.U.X. Club. Majors: math- ematics, science. Hobby, movie pro- jection. Amusement, horseback rid- ing. Civil engineering. Cornell. Senior Play. Honor Society. HUSSEY, NORMA JEAN Make-up Co.mmittee, Junior Vaude- ville. War Stamp agent. 'I'.A.B.S., S.H.Y. Clubs. Majors: English, his- tory. Favorite sports: tennis, swim- ming. Honor Society. ' JACK, WILLIAM A. Attended Sisseton High, Sisseton, South Dakota. Latin, Chemistry Clubs, Sisseton. Majors: English, his- tory, science. Favorite sports: bas- ketball, football, baseball. Vocation, veterinarian. Iowa State. JACOBS, GILBERT KOLMAN Fiction Club. Majors: English, math- ematics, art. Favorite sports: base- ball, football. Intended vocation, arch- itectural engineering. University of Illinois. Honor Society. JAMES, DOROTHY Student Board, '44, '45. Ensemble, auditorium programs. Church choir. Greek Federation of Clubs. Majors: Latin, mathematics, history. Favorite amusements: swimming, reading au- tobiography. Law. Western. PAGE 95 q 1 JANSON, MARILLYN JANE Spanish Club. Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '45. SHY, 7-UP Clubs. Majors: English, history. Favorite sport, swimming. Principia. JARVIS, NANCY JEAN Secretary, H.U.S.H. Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amuse- ments: swimming, dancing. Hobbies: music, dramatics. Music. Indiana Uni- versity. JASPERSON, MARTHA ANN Echo agent. Majors: English, com- merce. Favorite amusement, music. Intended vocation, pharmacy. Univer- sity of Michigan. JETT, NORMA L. Attended Technical High. Service Club, Technical. World Wide Guild. B. P. K. Majors: Latin, science. Hob- by, writing. Favorite sport, skating. Medical missionary. Franklin. JOHNSON, DORIS JEAN Croquis Club. Vaudeville, '45. Annual agent. Co-editor, Liner staff, Annual. Art editor, Christmas' Echo, '43. Girl Scout. President, T.A.T.U., B.I.B. Clubs. Majors: English, shorthand. Amusements: dancing, hiking. Honor Society. JOHNSON, JOANN Echo agent. Commencement usher, '43, '44, '45. Treasurer, GALS Club. Colors Committee. C.A.B. Club. Ma- jors: English, history. Dietetics. Pur- due. JOHNSON, JOANN LEE Wauwatosa Senior High, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dramatic Club, Children's Theater Guild, Girl Reserves, choir, home room president, Wauwatosa. Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '45. Taber Tuxis. Majors: mathematics, history, science. Nursing. Butler. JOHNSON, SUZANNE S.P.Q.R. Math Club. Young People's Fellowship, Church of the Advent. Majors: Latin, mathematics, history. Favorite sports: swimming, dancing. Oberlin College. Honor Society. PAGE 96 Levi. Q J HNSTON, R. C ERON Senior Home Room representative. Student Board, '44, '45. Manager, varsity basketball, '44, '45. Eagle Scout. D.U.X. Club. Majors: mathe- matics, history, science. Favorite sports: tennis, football. Engineering. P.urdue. Honor Society. JONES, NANCY JOAN True Blue Club. Taber Tuxis. Camp Fire Girls. Student Council, Children's Museum. P.U.G.S. Club. Majors: Eng- lish, mathematics, science. Vocation, nursing. Indiana University. JONES, RONNY DALE V.I.K.I.N.G. Club. Majors: English, mathematics. F.avorite sports: base- ball, football. Intended vocation, me- chanical engineering. Purdue. JORDAN, JAMES E. S llc Navy Air Corps. President, Junior Class. Varsity football, '45. State All-star team, '45. Skinner Award. Varsity track. S.T.A.G. Club. Aeronautical engineering. Purdue. JUDSON, JAMES S. Annual agent. Majors: English, math- ematics, history, science. Hobby, ra- diof Intended vocation, electrical en- gineering. Purdue. JUDY, NANCY ANN Senior Home Room representative. Colors Committee. Vaudeville, '45. Annual, Echo agent. Editor, Tues- day's Echo. Editor, Christmas Echo. Literary staff, Annual. Junior Poli- cies Committee. Matinee Musicale President, Club 13 . Indiana Uni- versity. Honor Society. JUNG, RAYMOND K. Student Board. S.P.Q'.R. Stamp Club. President, Senate. Majors: English, Latin, mathematics. Hobby, stamp collecting. Indiana University. Honor Society. KARSCH, EDWARD F. Freshman track. Freshman basket- ball. Intramural basketball, '43, '44, '45. Firecrafter, Eagle Scout. Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. Majors: Eng- lish, mathematics, history. Vocation, salesmanship. Ohio State. KASSEBAUM, WILLIAM J. Echo agent. Majors: English, mathe- matics, history. Hobbies: wood-Work- ing, collecting stamps. F a v o r i t e amusement, footb.all. Intended voca- tion, real estate contracting. Purdue. Honor Society. KAUFMAN, CHARLES H. Freshman track. Student manager, varsity football, '44, '45. Letterman. Sports editor, Wednesday's Echo. Ad- vertising manager, Christmas Echo. Shortridge correspondent, Indianap- olis Star. Vice-president, SWANK Club. Journalism. Missouri. Senior Play. KEEL, MARCIA DEANNE Stamp agent. Junior Vaudeville ush- er, '44. Bonnie Club. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Intended vocation, buy- er. William and Mary College. KEMPLER, JOAN Echo agent, '43. Majors-: English, history. Favorite amusements: danc- ing, skating. Intended vocation, di- etetics. Indiana University. KENDALL, BETTY JANE Pal, Fiction Clubs. President, Bowl- ing League. Wednesday's Echo staff. Senior Princess, Job's Daughters. Horizon Club. Majors: English, his- tory. Teaching. Butler. KERCH, JACQUELYN ANNE Echo agent. S.P.Q.R. Drama League. Croquis Club. Junior Prom Commit- tee. Vaudeville, '44, Make-up Com- mittee, Vaudeville, '45. All-School Play, '45. Mike-Casters. G.L.A.M.A., S.H.Y. Clubs. Majors: English, La- tin, mathematics. Purdue. KERR, MITZI LOU Attended R. J. Reynolds High, Win- ston-Salem, North Carolina, Sullivan High, Chicago. Spring Play, Drama- tic Club, Reynolds. Sullivan Sentinel, Sullivan. Freshman hockey. Majors: English, historywmathematics. Psy- chiatry. Carleton. Honor Society. M KERSHA. , BARA, ENE Washingt ' eminary, anta, Geor- gia. S . . Gle b. Symphonic Cl iiinellal lf? Clubs. Majors: sh, Latin. Juilliard School of Music. KEYLER, EDWARD GEORGE A Band. Taber Tuxis. DeMolay. Firecrafter, Boy Scouts. Majors: Eng- lish, mathematics, history. Favorite sports: basketball, tennis. Vocation, agricultural engineering. Butler. KEYLER, ROBERT D. A Band. Taber T.uxis. DeMolay. Majors: English, history. Hobby, mu- sic. Intended vocation, real estate. Butler. Senior Play. KISTNER, ANISE Echo agent. Hi-Tri. Third Christian Church Choir. Majors: French, Eng- lish. Hobby, playing piano. Vocation, secretarial work. Indiana Central Business College. KISTNER, VIRGINIA KNOX Girls' hockey, basketball, soccer, vol- leyball, baseball teams. Chairman, freshman basketball, '45. Echo agent. ,Philateron Club. Senior Girl Scouts. Vaudeville usher, '45, Majors: Span- ish, history, mathematics. Vocation, science. Purdue. Honor Society. KLIPPEL, BETTY JANE Attended Frankfort High, Frankfort. Sunshine Society, chorus, Frankfort. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: dancing, singing, swim- ming. Indiana University. KLIPPEL, PATSY JEAN Attended Frankfort High, Frankfort. Sunshine Society, chorus, Frankfort. Majors: English, history. Hobby, col- lecting records. Amusements: danc- ing, singing, horseback riding. Indi- ana University.- KOBY LEONA lfs AN ended 5 i itary Acade oot 1 l tennis h rseback ri ten is iness management: I State ' Y ' ' ' '.-ki abi ' ' - ,I 'i ' b , 'i' 'Q 1- 'V' ... - - ' ivers e. Ma- is s: English, mr ema 'cs. ' orts: u , I L ., , I . g ' KOONS, ELISABETH Senior Home Room representative. Student Board. Vaudeville, '42, '43. Junior Prom Committee. Commence- ment usher. Club 21. Vice-presi- dent, G.A.L.S. Club. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Merchandising. Wellesley. PAGE 97 KORB, MARY LOU History Club. Vaudeville usher, '44. Majors: English, history. Hobby, mu- sic. Intended vocation, social work. Indiana University. KRAMER, ROGER Annual agent. Freshman, reserve footb.all. Ensemble. Majors: English, history. Favorite ayhusements: foot- ball, basketball. Business administra- tion. Butler. KRAMPE, ERMA JEANNE C. Student Board. Vaudeville usher, '45. Tuck-a-pache Club. Walther League. Hi-Tri. Majors: English, history. Fa- vorite amusements: swimming, bowl- ing, hiking. Secretarial work. KRINER, FRANCETTE LOUISE Majors: English, language, science. Favorite amusements: sports, swim- ming, dancing, music. Intended voca- tion, medicine. Indiana University. i KROETZ, JOHNNY NORRIS Freshman, reserve, varsity basketball. Basketball letterman. Vesper service usher. D.A.W.G. Club. S.T.A.G. Club. Life Scout. Majors: English, mathe- matics, history. Northwestern. KUEBLER, FRANKLIN WILLIAM Attended LaPorte High, LaPorte. A Band. Brass Ensemble. Band Letter- man. R.O.T.C. Y.M.C.A. Swimming team. Broadway Methodist Youth Fellowship. Majors: English, mathe- matics, history. Mechanical enggineer- ing. Purdue., , ,ff I. Q ,gym ' L, Vfff.. ' LAMMERS, KATHARINE M. New Trier High, Winetka, Illinois. Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' First Glee Club, Winetka. Annual agent. Red Cross representative. Ma- jors: English, history, French. Favor- ite amusements: riding, swimming. Teaching. Northwestern. LANDIS, GEORGE L. President, Senate. Stamp Club. Pub- licity manager, Annual. Stamp Cor- sage Committee, Vaudeville, '45. Ma- jors: history, mathematics, English. Hobbies: stamp collecting, basket- ball. Business administration. Michi- gan. PAGE 98 LARSH, I-IOMER C. Sea Scout. Majors: inting, Eng- lish. Hobby, s p co ecting. Favor- ite amuseme : ll, basketball, t nis. In c tion, printing. LAUGHLIN, MARY LOU Student Board. Croquis Club. Glee Club. Art staff, Annual, '45, '46. Art staff, Christmas Echo. Vaudeville, '4-1. Majors: art, English. Hobby, swimming. Commercial art. LAWRENCE, ELLA LYLE Efficiency Award, athletics. Vaude- ville, '45. Publicity chairman, T.A.T.U. Club. Majors: English, commerce, art. Favorite amusements: football, bowling. Private secretary. Business college. LAWRENCE, GORDON A. Attended Hopkinsville High, Hopkins- ville, Kentucky. Reserve basketball team, Hopkinsville. R.O.T.C. DeMo- lay. Taber Tuxis. Major, history. Hobbies: basketb.all, baseball. Busi- ness. Indiana University. LAWSON, DONALD ' Freshman football. Majors: English, history. Hobby, photography. Favor- ite sports: basketball, football, ten- nis. Intended vocation, business law. Indiana University. LE BIEN, JOAN CAROLYN Student Board. Stamp agent. Red Cross representative. Echo agent. Secretary, S.I.G.H. Club. Majors: Spanish, English, history. Hobby, mu- sic. Denison. LEONARD, ROBERT MELVIN R.O.T.C. President, V.I.K.I.N.G. Club. Majors: English, science, mathemat- ics. Favorite amusements: football, hockey, swimming. Electrical engi- neering. Purdue. J' LEVINSON, STANLEY Majors: English, ,mathe,matics, his- tory. I-Iobby, photography. Intended vocation, medicine. Indiana Univer- sity.,- ' a LEWIS, PATTY Senior Home Room representative. Student Board. S.P.Q.R. Press Club. Junior Policies Committee. Red Cross representative. A.R.R.O. Club. Club 21. Majors: English, Latin, his- tory. DePauw. 5 LEWIS, ROBERT C. Freshman football team. S.P.Q.R. Ma- jors: English, Latin, mathematics. Hobby, art. Intended vocation, busi- ness administration. Antioch College. LEWIS, WILLIAM RICHARD R.O.T.C. V.C.Y.M. Choir. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Hob- by, stamp collecting. Favorite amuse- ments: swimming, football, hockey. Chemical engineering. Purdue. oulliw- W LICH, PATRICIA ANN S.P.Q.R. Ensemble. Auditorium pro- grams. 9B Talent Show. S.A.L. Club. Majors: English, Latin, music. Hob- bies: icexskating, dancing, singing. Butler. Honor Society. LINDENBERG, JANE ELLEN Attended Edison High, Marion, Ohio. Spanish Club. Liner staff, Annual. Stamp Corsage Committee, Vaude- ville, '45. Vice-president, D.'A.R.T. Club. Senior Service Wing Scouts. President, Redeemer League. Teach- ing. Indiana University. Honor Soci- ety. LOFTISS, HILLMAN DANIEL President, K.Y.O.T.E. Club. Vaude- ville, '43, '44, '45. Auditorium pro- grams. Majorsz' English, history, mathematics. Favorite amusements: dancing, swimming, golf. Purdue. LOGSDON, JAMES A. Served as St.M. 210, U. S. Maritime Service. Majors: history, commerce, English. Favorite sport, bowling. Ac- counting. Business college. LONGWITH, ROBERT E. Attended New Castle High, New Castle. Dramatics, Latin, Lettermen Clubs, Hi-Y, cheer leader, student manager, basketball, '42, '43g Junior Prom, R.O.T.C., Boy Scouts, New Castle. Shortridge cheer leader. Phar- macy. Purdue. LYNCH, THOMAS H. Attended Jefferson High, San Anton- io, Texas. President, Stamp Club. Senate. Indiana Central Chess Club. Majors: English, mathematics, his- tory. Engineering. Purdue. Honor So- ciety. LYTLE, BETTY LO I Student Board. Pr , Chemistry Club. Annual a e Stamp Corsage Committe -V vi e, '45. Methodist Youth ip. Senior Service Wing . Ma rs: chemistry, Eng- lish. by, swimming. Laboratory technician. MADDOX, ROBERT PERRY Attended Howe Military Academy. Letterman basketball, '45, track, '44, '45, Non-Com Club, Honor Cord Group, Howe. Maj.ors: English, his- tory. Engineering. Purdue. MAHR, DONALD E. Shortridge American baseball team. Majors: history, mathematics. Favor- ite amusements: baseball, basketball. Intended vocation, engineering. Pur- due. MANOLIOS, ATHENS Stamp agent. Junior Red Cross re- presentative. Vaudeville usher, '44. Majors: English, mathematics. Fa- vorite amusements: swimming, ice skating. Bacteriology. Purdue. MANOLIOS, MARY T. Vaudeville, '44, '45. Girls' Glee Club. Junior Red Cross. Majors: English, history. Hobbies: ice skating, tennis, music. DePauw. MARQUIS, JULIA ANNA Junior Red Cross representative. Buzz Bucket. Red Cross. Majors: English, history, home economics. Favorite amusements: roller skating, horse- back riding. Business. j MARSH, JACK O. R.O.T.C. First Class Scout. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Favor- ite amusements: football, baseball, bowling. Pharmacy. Butler. PAGE 99 l A MARSHALL, LOUISE JUNE Harmony Hut. Majors: English, com- merce. Hobbies: bowling, tennis. In- tended vocation, clerical work. Indi- ana University. MARTIN, JOHN Chemistry Club. Majors: science, mathematics, German. Hobbies: radio, chemistry. Intended vocation, chemis- try. Indiana University. MASON, MARGARET E. Student Board. President, Radio Workshop. Vice-president, Fiction Club. 9B Talent Committee. Presi- dent, S.M.S. Club. S.L.I.N.K. Club. First vice-president, Methodist Youth Fellowship. W.M.W. Majors: history, Latin. Social Service. Wellesley. Hon- or Society. MATKIN, FRANCES KOTHE Baton, German Clubs. Vaudeville, '44, '45. May .Festival. Echo agent. Echo staff, '44. W.I.T.C.H., Finesse Clubs. Majors: English, history, language. Teaching. DePauw. MAYHEW, PHYLLIS JEAN Membership chairman, Rhythm Inn. Methodist Church League, choir. Ma- jors: English, history. Hobby, music. Intended vocation, commercial work. MCBRIDE, SALLY ANN S .R. D ama League. .Glee Club. . Clubs. C tral Chris- ti urch ' f : E 'sh, Latin, ma 7 S. ' . Medicine. University of Southern California. Senior Play. MCCONNELL, FRANCES Majors: English, history. Hobby, mu- sic. Favorite amusement, roller skat- ing. Intended vocation, nursing. MCCORD, WILLIAM ROBERT V.arsity football. Basketball, baseball teams. Vaudeville, '43, '45. Darby Club. President, S.N.A.P. Club. Ma- jors: English, mathematics, science. Favorite amusements: hockey, farm- ing. PAGE 100 MCCULLOUGH, WILLARD LEE Attended Garden City High, Long Is- land, New York. Soccer, Garden City. R.O.T.C. Majors: English, mathemat- ics, history. Hobby, model airplanes. West Point. MCDOUGALL, DEBORAH C. Drama League. Vice-president, Radio Script Club. Vaudeville, '42, '43, '44, '45. K.U.T., I.M.P. Clubs. St. Paul Choir. Secretary, Se n i o r Service Scouts. Majors: English, history, science. Recreational director. Butler. MCGAW, RUTHANNE 9B Mistress of Ceremonies, '42. Liner staff, Annual. Monday's Echo. Junior Policies Committee. Vice-president, P.I.P. Club. Majors: English, Spanish. Hobby, horseback riding. Foreign correspondent. University of Pennsyl- vania. McKEAN, C. REMY Football, track 1etterman.C0-captain, track team, '46. S.T.A.G., D.A.W.G. Clubs. Majors: English, Latin, his- tory, mathematics. Favorite amuse- ment, sports. Intended vocation, law. Indiana University. McKEE, DONNA SUE Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '45. Echo agent. Stamp agent. 9B Talent Show. 'S.H.Y. Club. Majors: English, art. Favorite amusements: dancing, swimming. Modeling. Hanover. Hon- or Society. McLAREN, DAN E. Freshman football, basketball. Track. D.A.W.G. Club. S.N.A.P. Club. Eagle Scout, Firecrafter. Majors: English, science, mathematics. Medicine. Wa- bash College. Honor Society. McLEOD, BETTY JEAN Harmony Hut. Majors: English, com- merce, mathematics. Favorite amuse- ments: dancing, swimming. Secretar- ial work. Indiana University. McMULLEN, FLO ANN Spanish, Croquis Clubs. Echo staff. Liner staff, Annual. 9B Talent Show. Echo agent. Commencement usher, '44, '45. Treasurer, D.E.B.S. Club. Majors: English, Spanish, Latin. Pur- due. Honor Society. MCPHERSON, JOHN ROBERT Cross country, track, '44. Boys' Glee Club. Tuxis Mems. Boy Scouts. Mem- orial basketball team. Majors: Span- ish, history. Hobby, chemistry. Fa- vorite amusements: swimming, bas- ketball. Indiana University. MEDLICOTT, WILLIAM B. Student Board. Stage crew, Vaude- ville, '44, '45. President, K.Y.O.T.E. Club. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Hobbies: radio, photography. Favorite amusement, ice skating. Purdue. MENDENHALL, MARCIA ANN Senior Home Room representative. Vaudeville, '45. Junior Prom Commit- tee. Commencement usher, '43, '44, '45. Sub-Deb Club. Club 21. Ma- jors: English, history. Stephens. MERCER, VICTOR Eagle Scout. Golf team, '43, '44, '45. Student Board. Junior Prom Commit- tee, '45. Vaudeville, '45. REX, D.U.X. Clubs. Majors: English, science, math- ematics. Favorite amusements: base- ball, basketball. Dentistry. Indiana University. MERRITT, JACK W. Reserve football, '43, '44. Track, '44. Vaudeville, '44, '45. Treasurer, D.U.X. Club. Majors: English, Latin, mathe- matics. Favorite amusements: bas- ketball, model airplanes. Engineering. Purdue. MERRITT, JAMES F. Eagle Scout. R.O.D. Club. Majors: English, -mathematics, science. Fa- vorite amusements: radio, ice skat- ing, golf. Electronic engineering. Pur- due. METZGER, CAROLYN JEAN Student Board. Stamp agent. First Friends Choir. Quaker Club. S.P.Q.R. Drama League. S.H.O.R.T.I.E., A.R.- R.O. Clubs. Majors: English, mathe- matics, history. Hobby, photography. Favorite amusements: horseback rid- ing, swimming. Dietetics. DePauw. Senior Play. MEYER, ALBERTA Gym Efficiency Award, '43. Student Board. Stamp agent. Vaudeville, '45. Home Economics Club. T. A. B. S., G.L.A.M.A. Clubs. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusement, swim- ming. Indiana University. MICHENER, GLORIA J. Attended Broad Ripple High. El Vein- teuno, Biology Club, Cozy Hour, Broad Ripple. Job's Daughters. Epis- copal Church. Secretary,K.A.K. Club. Majors: English, Spanish. Fav.orite amusements: dancing, swimming. In- diana University. MILLAGE, MARY .FRANCES Gym Eiiiciency Award. Bowling League. Harmony Hut Teen Canteen. Majors: English, commerce. Favorite amusements: music, dancing, books. Music. Butler. MILLER, CHARLOTTE E. Attended Phillips High, Birmingham, Alabama. Student Board: reporter, school paper: .Glee Club 5' Birmingham. Softball team, '45. Student Board. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: music, dancing. Indiana University. MILLER, RICHARD B. Auditorium Committee. Boy Scouts. Sergeant, R.O.T.C. Majors: English, science, mathematics. Favorite hob- bies: radio, stamp collecting, base- ball. Radio engineering. Purdue. MINER, LOUISA MARIAN Ho.me Room representative. Student Board. Vaudeville, '45. Chemistry as- sistant. President, Croquis Club. S.P.Q.R. Echo agent. President, 7-UP Club. Majors: English, Latin. Hob- bies: art, music. Home economics. Purdue. Honor Society. MIROFF, ROBERT Attended University City High, St. Louis, Missouri. Majors: English, his- tory. Favorite amusement, sports. Indiana University. MITCHELL, PATTY RAMONA ' A Orchestra. Echo agent. Secre- tary, Shortridge Bible Club. Church choir. Majors: English, music. Fa- w vor' e amusement, music. Wheat n. .47 I-of - L MITCHELL, ROBERT PACKER Talent Show, Arthur Jordan Conser- vatory. Chem, Baton Clubs. Stamp agent. Civil Air Patrol. Maj-ors: Eng- lish, history. Favorite amusements: basketball, football, swimming. Elec- trical engineering. Purdue. PAGE 101 MOCKFORD, ROBERT L. Staff sergeant, R.O.T.C. Treasurer, P.0.0.C.H. Club. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Favorite amuse- ments: aviation, baseball, football, basketball. Electrical engineering. Purdue. MOEHLMAN, PATRICIA ANN Attended Manual High. Secretary, Reading Club, vice-president, Forum Club, Booster agent, ticket agent: Manual. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: movies, foot- ball, baseball. Entertainment book- ing. Indiana University. MOFFITT, GRETCHEN ANN Student Board. Vaudeville usher. Glee Club. Echo agent. Treasurer, T.A.T.U. Club. Senior Princess, Job's Daughters. Majors: English, history. Amusements: swimming, ice skating. Interior decorating. Indiana Univer- sity. MOHEL, ISABELLE Attended Ellenville High, Ellenville, New York, Miami Beach High, Flor- ida. Library, Latin, Pan-American, Athletic, Tumbling, Girls' Glee Club, Miami Beach. Kirshbaum Center. Ma- jors: language, science. Teaching. Barnard. MOORE, BARBARA ANN Vaudeville, '44. Commencement usher, '45. Club 21. Vice-president, Euvo- la Club. Majors: English, history. Journalism. Sweet Briar. MOORES, MERRILL Freshman football. R.O.T.C. Central Indiana Chess Association. Majors: English, history, .mathematics. Favor- ite amusements: chess, hunting, fish- ing. Lawn Indiana University. MORGAN, MARY BONITA Attended Bloomington High, Bloom- ington. Glee Club, Blue Triangle, Bloomington. First prize, State Es- say Contest. Shorthand Award. New- comer's Club. S.P.Q.R. Young Peo- ple's Missionary Society. Majors: English, history, commerce. Medicine. Indiana University. MORRISON, WILLIAM HOWARD Reserve football, '44. President, Hi-Y Club. R.O.T.C. Boy Scouts. Majors: English, history, science. PAGE 102 MOUNT, FREDONNA JOYCE Majors: English, commerce. Favorite sports: bowling, bicycling. Secretar- ial Work. MOWRY, BYRON MARCUM Attended Pike Township High, Speed- way High. Pike Township, Speedway choruses. Latin, Dramatic Clubs. R.O.T.C. Ensemble. Majors: English, science. Hobbies: chickens, bantams, oil painting, swimming, horseback riding. Veterinarian. Purdue. Honor Society. MUELLER, AUGUST WILLIAM DeMolay. Choir, St. Mark's United Lutheran Church. Majors: German, chemistry, biology. Favorite amuse- ments: .model building, football, base- ball. Medical missionary. Whitten- berg College. MUIR, SAMUEL A. Hospital apprentice, U. S. Navy. R. O. T. C. Majors: English, science. Sports: ice hockey, basketball, foot- ball. Pharmacy. Butler. MULRY, EMMA MAE Croquis Club. Church choir, St. Marks United Lutheran Church. S.H.C.O., P.E.T.T.Y. Clubs. Majors: English, commerce. Favorite amusements: art, dancing. Secretarial work. MUMFORD, RUFUS WILSON J. S 2lc U. S. Navy. Vaudeville, '45. SULTAN, T.K.B. Clubs. Majors: English, history. Favorite am.use- ments: swimming, boating, tennis. Insurance. Indiana University. MURPHY, EARL JOSEPH. R.O.T.C. History Club. S.P.Q.R. Sen- ate. Majors: English, Latin, history. Favorite amusement, map collecting. Teaching. Butler. Senior Play. MURRELL, JACK EUGENE Student Board. Echo agent, '45. Civil Air Patrol. Majors: English, mathe- matics, history. Chemical engineer- ing. Purdue. ' MUSSAWIR, BEVERLY S.P.Q.R. Taber Tuxis. Joey Club. Ma- jors: English, history. Intended vo- cation, journalism. Indiana Univer sity. NASH, BARBARA JOAN Attended Wiley High, Terre Haute. Band, Blue Tri, K.I.T.S. Club, Terre Haute. Math Club. D.A.R.T. Club. Majors: English, mathematics, his- tory. Indiana University. NELSON, ROBERT ARTHUR Stage hand, Vaudeville, '44. D.U.X., P.0.0.C.H. Clubs. Majors: English, science, mathematics. Favorite amuse- ments: hunting, fishing. Forestry. Purdue. NELSON, YVONNE LUCILLE Attended Broad Ripple High. Latin Club, Cozy Hour, Broad Ripple. Home Room representative. John Herron Art Scholarship. Croquis Club. BON- NIE Club. Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, art. Commercial' art. John Herron. NEUENSCHWANDER, MARY E. Attended Alsen High, North Dakota. Basketball, school plays, Glee Club, North Dakota. President, Spoon Club. Majors: English, history, commerce. Hobbies: bowling, swimming. Secre- tarial work. NEWCOMBE, GENE STANLEY R.O.T.C. Boys' Glee Club. Central Christian Church Choir. V.I.K.I.N.G. Club. Majors: English, history. Fa- vorite sports: football, basketball. Dentistry. Indiana University. NEWHOUSE, JOHN ALFRED Orchestra. Summer School Band, '44. Annual agent. Hi-Y. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Hobby, collecting stones. Indiana University. NEWMAN, NORMA ELOISE Attended Miami Edison High, Miami, Florida, Bellevue High, Bellevue, Ohio. Girl Scouts, Glee Club, Miami. Croquis Club. Majors: English, his- tory. Hobbies: roller skating, singing. Commercial art. John Herron. NICHOLSON, EUGENIE Editor, Monday's Echo. Auditorium Committee. Baton Club. German Club. Senate. Majors: English, Greek, La- tin. Favorite amusement, music. Journalism. Chicago. Honor Society. NICKBARG, STANLEY Attended Danville High, Danville, Ill- inois. R.O.T.C. DeMolay. Majors: English, mathematics, science. Hob- by, chemistry. Pharmaceutical chem- istry. Indianapolis College of Phar- macy. NIMAN, PATRICIA RUTH Red Cross representative. History Club. Vaudeville usher, '45. School Play, '45. Echo staff. Job's Daughters. Girl Scout. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: swimming, ice skating. Advertising. Butler. OBER, JOHN W O lag'-Q Firecrafter, Eagle Scout. Auditorium programs. Echo agent. R.O.T.C. Ma- jors: English, history, mathematics. Hobby, photography. Law. Indiana University. Honor Society. OBERMEYER, MARION HEDWIG Hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball, so track, d s. Senate. Ge ' d ssah Debs, D.D. Clubs. aj sz German, mathematics. Hobby, rts. Laboratory science. Illinois. , O'BRYAN, PAUL G. Life Scout. KNIGHT Club. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Fa- vorite sports: swimming, football, basketball. Electrical engineering. Purdue. Honor Society. OLIN, GRACE ADALINE Big Sisters. Youth for Christ. Short- ridge Bible Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: horse- back riding, hiking, collecting rocks. OUTCALT, ROBERT WILLIAM Attended South Eastern High, De- troit, Michigan. Glee Club. Ensemble. R. O. T. C. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Choir. Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Hob- bies: recording, football, baseball, swimming. Voice. Purdue. PAGE 103 . OVERLY, POLLY 7-Teen Club. Treasurer, S. L. I. N. K. Club. Young Pfeople's Organization. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: swimming, dancing. Merchandising. Indiana University. OVERLEY, TONER M. Track, '43, '44, '45. Cross country, '44, '45. Majors: English, mathemat- ics, language. Medicine. Indiana Uni- versity. PAIDRICK, PHYLLIS JEAN Red Cross representative. Make-up Committee, Vaudeville. T.A.B.S. Club. S.H.Y. Club. Majors: English, history. Hobby, swimming. Indiana Univer- sity. PALMERNJOE DEAN Attended Elwood High, Elwood. Var- sity football, '45. S.T.A.G. Club. Ma- jors: English, history. Favorite sport, football. Architect. California. PALMER, ROBERT M. Fiction Club. Radio Workshop. A Band. Echo agent. Radio band. Fri- day's Echo. Club editor, Annual. Brass Ensemble. Minisino, Eagle Scout. First lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Ma- jors: English, mathematics. Medi- cine. Indiana University. Senior Play. PANTZER, KURT FRIEDRICH JR. Echo agent. Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. As- sistant treasurer, Senior Class. Eagle Scout, Firecrafter. Majors: English, Latin, history. Intended vocation, law. Yale. President, Honor Society. PANTZER, MAR ARET ANN Attended Orlando High, Florida, Coolidge High, Washington, D. C. Secretary, Pan-American Club, treas- urer, Art Club, Orlando. Majors: English, Spanish. Favorite amuse- ments: tennis, horseback riding. Commercial art. PAPPAS, JAMES US Senate. Annua . . .T.C. Ma- jors: English, atics, history. Favorit sports: ll, swimming. Law. In ha ni i . 5. -1 PAGE 104 ' s I PARDEE, ANN MARIE Attended Monticello Junior College. House chairman, Student Council, Monticello. Vaudeville, '44. Majors: Spanish, English. Favorite sport, swimming. Purdue. PAUL, PATRICIA RUTH Attended Theodore Roosevelt High, Fresno, California. DART Club. Ma- jors: English, language, history. Indi- ana University. PEARCE, MARY JO Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. Echo agent, '44. S.H.O.R.T.I.E., A.R.R.O. Clubs. Majors: English, history. Hobbies: music, piano. Illinois. PEARSON, ANITA PATRICIA Library Club. S.P.Q.R. Spanish Club. Club staff, Annual. Junior Policies Committee. Annual agent. Senior Service Wing Scout. Majors: English, mathematics, Latin. Law. Butler. Honor Society. PEAT, PATRICIA M. Croquis Club. Senate. S.P.Q.R. Li- brary Club. Literary staff, Annual. President, P.I.P. Club. W.A.W. Club. Methodist Christian Adventurers. Ma- jors: English, Latin. Favorite amuse- ments: ice skating, books, horses. Art. Oberlin. PEEK, DONALD DIETRICH R.O.T.C. Taber Tuxis. Majors: Eng- lish, history, mathematics. Hobbies: swimming, hotography, golf. Busi- ness admin ation. Pennsylvania. PEET, BILL E. ' Math Club. Vaudeville, '43. A Band. D. U. X. Club. Firecrafter, Eagle Scout. Majors: English, mathematics. Favorite amusements: music, sports. Dentistry. Indiana University. H.on- or Society. PENNICKE, RUTHANN Glee Club. Music organization. Camp Fire Girls. Majors: English, history. Hobby, collecting pins. Favorite amusements: dancing, roller skating. PERRY, NORMA VIRGINIA Chemistry Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: swim- ming, dancing. Buyer. Indiana Uni- versity. PETERS, MILDRED ALLEEN S. P. Q. R. Treasurer, J. O. Y. Club. Vaudeville usher. Glee Club. Theta Rho. Down Beat Den. Majors: Eng- lishflanguage. Hobby, swimming. De- signing. Butler. Nlvdleivw-sd 'Qdvf-5 PETERSEN, GRETA LOUISE Senior Home Room representative. Stamp agent. Club 21. Euvola Club. Majors: English, history, mathemat- ics. William Woods. PETERSON, SALLY Secretary, Senior Class. Student Board, '44. Vaudeville, '43, '44, Mon- day's Echo. Echo agent. Sub-Deb Club. C.A.B. Club. Majors: English, history. Sports: swimming, football. Journalism. Indiana University. PFERRER, CARL FRED CK OfIicer's Club. A and rchestra. Major, R.O.T.C. t. Majors: English, .mathe history. Hob- bies: stamps, m planes. Phar- macy. Purdu PHILLABAUM, RICHARD LEE Attended Fenger High, Chicago, Illin- ois. Reelmen's Club, Band, Fenger. Majors: English, mathematics. Hob- by, photography. Engineering. Pur- due. J ' VCA VI' . ww P ILLIPS, ROBERT BRU E Attended Cherokee High, Orlando, Florida. Football manager, varsity basketball, '45. Reserve football, '43. Reserve basketball, '44, '45. Track, '44, '45. SULTAN, T.K.B. Clubs. Medicine. Indiana University. PIERRE, MARY DIEN S.P.Q.R. Vaudeville, '45. Vice-presi- dent, secretary, I.M.P. Club. Jolly Jumpers Jive Canteen. High School Club. Majors: English, Latin, art. Fa- vorite amuse.ment, dancing. Florist. Lindenwood. PIERSALL, RUTH LORENE Attended Logan High, Logan, West Virginiag- Technical High. Majors: English, home economics. Hobbies: collecting post cards, roller skating. Beautician. Central Beauty College. PIPER, MARY LOU Secretary, P.E.T.T.Y. Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amuse- ment, movies. Nursing. Butler. PLATT, GORDON LEONARD Home Room representative. Stamp agent. Student Board. Senate. Vaude- ville Program Committee. A Band. S.W.A.N.K. Club. Secretary, A.Z.A. Club. Majors: English, history, mu- sic. Favorite amusements: swim- ming, golf, music. Law. Indiana Uni- versity. PLATT, RONALD LEE A Band. Senate. Sergeant, R.O.T.C. S.W.A.N.K. Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: horse- back riding, golf. Hobby, music. Law. Indiana University. POLIQUIN, BETTY JANE Horizon Club. Third vice-president, Youth Fellowship. Rhythm Inn. Ma- jors: English, history. Favorite amusements: dancing, skating. PORTEOUS, MARY ANN Attended Arlington Heights High, Fort Worth, Texas. Croquis Club. Press Club. Vaudeville, '45. Annual staff. Christmas Echo staff. Presi- dent, A.R.R.O. Club. C.A.B. Club. Majors: English, language. Indiana University. POTTS, MARY LEE Senior Home Room representative. Colors Committee. Commencement usher, '43,'44. Echo agent, '-43. W.H.O. Club. C.A.B. Club. Majors: English, history. Indiana University. POWELL, BARBARA LEE Botany laboratory assistant, '45, '46. Vaudeville, '45. Secretary, DART Club. B.I.B. Club. Meridian Heights Church League. Majors: English, lan- guage. Sports: swimming, horseback riding. DePauw. 11. PAGE 105 - 4 'B ! . :ff POYNTER, KENNETH LLOYD Majors: English, history, science. Sports: .flying, basketball, swimming. Intended vocation, aviation. QWM 0. fo POZNER, ART UR N. Chemistry Club. Chess Club. Bowling League. R.O.T.C. Majors: English, science, mathematics. Favorite amuse- ments: bowling, chess, swimming. Chemical engineering. Purdue. Honor Society. PRATT, BARBARA ANN Red Cross Nutrition Award. Junior Policies Committee. Echo agent. Vaudeville, '44. Vice-president, A.R.- R.O. Club. W. H. O. Club. Majors: English, home economics. Green Mountain Junior College. PRATT, RICHARD A. Sports staff, Christmas Echo. Sports editor, Monday's Echo. Sports staff, Annual. Track, '45. Football, '45. Lettermen's Club. D. A. W. G. Club. .Iunior Prom Committee. Decoration Committee, Senior Party. Hobby, art. Journalism. Wabash. PR , V. WESLEY ed ast Waterloo High, Wat- e , Io R.O.T.C. Majors: Eng- h, , thematics, history. PRINCE, BETTY Library Club. T.A.T.U. Club. Job's Daughters. Methodist Youth Fellow- ship. Majors: commerce, English. Favorite amusements: swimming, mu- sic. Secretarial work. DePauw. PRINCE, IRVING B. Principal, flute section, A Band. Letterman Award. Senate. Junior Classical League. Stamp Club. Radio Workshop, '43. Make-Casters. Ma- jors: English, music. Commercial ad- vertising. Butler. Honor Society. PUGH, MARY JANE Chorus. Glee Club. Majors: English, Spanish. Hobby, collecting illustra- tions. Favorite amusements: bowling, dancing. Professional singing. JAGE 106 PULOS, GEORGE G. Freshman track. Varsity track. R. O. T. C. Majors: mathematics, English. Favorite amusement, sports. Phar- macy. Indianapolis School of Phar- macy. QUEISSER, JOANNE President, Croquis Club. S.I.G.H. Club. T a b e r n a c l e Presbyterian Church Choir. Sports: swimming, horseback riding. Medicine. Western. Honors So- ciety. RAAB, MARY JANE President, Methodist Youth Fellow- ship. Majors: history, English. Hob- by, collecting stuffed animals. Sports: horseback riding, bowling. Librarian. Butler. RAFFERTY, JAMES THOMAS Attended Clayton High, Western Mil- itary Academy. Stage hand, '44, Jun- ior Vaudeville. R.O.T.C. REX Club. Majors: English, mathematics, his- tory. Medicine. Indiana University. RAGAN, LOIS ' Attended St. Agnes Academy. C.A.R. S.H.O.R.T.I.E. Club. Majors: Eng- lish, mathematics. Sports: swimming, horseback riding. St. Mary's of the Lake. RALYA, KARLEEN MARIE' President, Methodist Youth Fellow- ship. Majors: English, science. Hob- bies: sail-boating, swimming. Occu- pational therapy. Illinois. RANKIN, MARTHA LEE President, S.H.O.R.T.I.E. Club. A.R.- R.O. Club. Majors: history, mathe- matics. Favorite amusement, sports. Intended vocation, teaching. Butler University. RAPPAPORT, GERTRUDE Vice-president, Senate. Secretary, Li- brary Club. Drama League. S.P.Q.R. Literary staff, Annual. W.A.W. Club. Hadassah Debs. Majors: English, La- tin, mathematics. Sports: ice skating, swimming. Psychology. Michigan. Senior Play. Honor Society. - RAWLINGS, JOHN BAIN President, Student Board, '45. Yell leader. Footlight, Baton, Fiction Clubs. Drama League. S.P.Q.R. Cro- quis Club. Junior Vaudeville act, '43, '44, '45. Auditorium chairman, '45. Massachusetts Institute of Techno- logy. Honor Society. REDENBAUGH, MARY Attended Kingman High, Kingman, Indiana. Girls' Basketball Team. Hob- by, music. Majors: English, history. REDWINE, JOHN BRITAIN Varsity football, '44, '45. Vaudeville, '43, '45. Annual agent, '45. Darby Club. S.T.A.G. Club. Majors: mathe- matics, English, history. Engineering. Purdue. REEL, WILLIAM LEE Lettermen's Club. Varsity football. Leterman, '44, '45. D.A.W.G. Club. S.T.A.G. Club. Majors-: English, his- tory, mathematics. Indiana Univer- sity. REESE, CAROLYN JEAN History Club. Annual agent, '45. Ma- jors: English, history, modern lan- guage. Favorite amusements: ice skating, swimming, dancing. Purdue. REISINGER, DONALD DALE Senate. Majors: English, history, mathe.matics. Hobby, reading. Favor- ite amusements: bowling, movies. Usher, Children's Museum bird lec- tures. Teaching. Butler. RICE, JAMES A. Freshman football, '42, reserve foot- ball, '43, '44, varsity football, '45. Firecrafter, Eagle Scout. Majors: English, mathematics. DePauW'. RICE, ROBERT F. Senior Home Room representative. Reserve football, '44. Track, '45. Boys' Glee Club. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Hobby, model airplanes. Favorite sports: football, basketball. Aer.onautical engineering. Purdue. RIGGIN, PATTY S.P.Q.R. Taber Tuxis. Majors: Eng- lish, science, history. JOEY Club. In- tended vocation, laboratory technol- ogy. Indiana University. RINKER, JACQUELINE LEE Croquis Club. Art staff, Annual, '44. Annual staE, '45. Majors: English, art. Hobbies: horses, art. John Her- ron Art Institute. RISLEY, NATHANIEL IRVING Golf team. Majors: English, Spanish, mathematics. Hobby, golf. Intended vocation, civil engineering. Purdue University. ROBERSON, BETTY JO Student Board. German Club. Spanish Club. T.A.T.U. Club. Majors: Eng- lish, mathematics. Intended vocation, science. Purdue University. Honor Society. ROBERTS, CHARLES ALBERT Boy Scouts. Majors: English, mathe- matics, history. Amusements: foot- ball, movies. Intended vocation, ar- chitecture. Michigan University. ROBERTSON, ALICE Student Board. S.P.Q.R. Vaudeville, '45. Secretary-treasurer, B.A.B.E.S. Club. Majors: English, Latin. Amuse- ments: boating, riding. Indiana U 'versity. Senior lay. I 0 INSO atv : M GENE .- 'le, iy , '45. All-School 'nik '4. gi on Club. President, lub. eMolay. Majors: Eng- A - atics, history. Hobby, xv' cing. Surgery. Indiana Univer- ity. Senior Play. ROCK, MARILYN VIRGENE Vaudeville, '45. Echo, Annual agent. President, JOEY Club. Minx Club. Majors: English, science, mathemat- ics. Amusements: swimming, sail- boating. Butler. PAGE 107 RODABAUGH, EDWARD B. Freshman track. A Band. REX Club. Secretary-treasurer, SULTAN Club. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Amusements: water-skiing, football, basketball. Business. Indiana University. RODENBECK, MARILOU Commencement usher, '45. Bonnie Club. M a j o r s: English, history. Amusements: tennis, swimming. Com- mercial work. DePauw. ROHLWING, JEAN Student Board. Colors Committee. Stamp .agent. Annual agent. Euvola, Club 21. Majors: English, history. Interior decorating. William Woods College. ROMER, WILLIAM S. Attended Riverside Military Acade- my, Gainsville, Georgia. Band, Junior varsity football, Riverside. Boys' Bowling League. Majors: English, mathematics, history. President, S.W.A.N.K. Club. Business adminis- tration. Ohio State. ROSE, IRWIN R. Attended Fairview High, Dayton, Ohio. High school paper, Dayton. Sports editor, Monday's Echo. Treas- urer, S.W.A.N.K. Club. Jewish Coun- cil. Majors: English, history, mathe- matics. Business administration. Ohio State. ROSE, SHIRLEY Fiction Club. Philateron Club. Press Club. Literary editor, Annual. Liter- ary editor, Christmas Echo. Editor, Wednesday's, Thursday's Echoe s. Treasurer, Debette Club. Majors: English, Spanish, history. Journalism. Northwestern. Honor Society. ROSENFELD, ALICE RENE Attended North Phoenix High, Phoe- nix, Arizona. Glee Club, Phoenix. Student Board. Drama League. All- School Play. Treasurer, W.A.W. Club. Majors: English, Spanish, history. In- terior decorating. Northwestern. Sen- ior Play. ROSS, BARBARA JEAN Bowling League. Vaudeville, '45. Har- mony Hut. Majors: English, home economics. Amusements: dancing, swimming, horseback riding. Intend- ed vocation, dancing teacher. PAGE 108 ROTH, FAYE ANNE Footlight Club. Annual agent, '43. Echo agent, '43, '44, '45. Shorthand Award. Majors: English, history. Amusements, summer sports, danc- ing. Secretarial work. Purdue. ROWLAND, MARY ANN Senior Home Room representative. Junior Prom Committee. Vaudeville, '45. -Act chairman, '44. Ensemble. Echo agent. Commencement usher, '43, '44, '45. Euvola, ARRO Clubs. Majors: English, history. Interior decorating. Principia. Honor Society. RUCKRIEGEL, HILBERT JOHN team, aspe . .O.T.C. Majors: g- li h, 't ics. C I .R. auti- t- l eeri Pur f. 1 Attended Jas er High, J-asper. T ack RUSIE, BARBARA RUANN Colors Committee. Drama League. Junior Red Cross representative. An- nual agent, '44. Vaudeville, '44. Com- mencement usher, '43, '44. Vice-presi- dent, C.A.B. Club. Gals Club. Majors: English, history. Dietetics. Miami. RUSSELL, ELINOR JOAN Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. Auditorium programs. Majors: English, language, mathematics. Amusements: dancing, movies. Dancing. Indiana University. RUSSO, MARY ELIZABETH Library Club. Vaudeville, '45. Chris- tian Youth Fellowship. Hi-Tri. K.N.U., B.I.B. Clubs. Majors: English, his- tory. Amusements: football, swim- ming. RYAN, DONALD LEE R.O.T.C. Kits and Kats Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amuse- ments: bowling, hunting, football, baseball. Intended vocation, insur- ance. Butler. SAWREY, JOSEPH A. Majors: English, history, printing. Amusements: baseball, swimming. Intended vocation, business. Purdue University. . SCHAEFER, ROBERT HAROLD Reserve football, '43, '44. W.H.Y. Club. DeMolay. Majors: mathematics, English, science. Hobbies: football, basketball, golf. Business. Indiana University. SCHAKEL, RAYMOND ANTON President, Lettermen's Club. Football, basketball, track, '43, '44, '45. Foot- ball letterman, '44, '45. D.A.R.B.Y., S.T.A.G. Clubs. Majors: mathematics, English, history. Mechanical engi- neering. Purdue. SCHERNEKAU, KENNETH ALLEN Cross country. Track. Basketball. A Band. Boy Scouts. S. N. A. P., T.K.B. Clubs. Majors: English, math- ematics, history. Hobbies: racing, collecting postcards. Michigan. SCHERRER, RONALD Boy Scouts, Explorer Patrol. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Amuse- ments, football. Medicine. Indiana University. Senior Play. SCHIMPF, JACK Band. R.O.T.C. Boy Scouts. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Amuse- ments: music, football, track. Chemi- cal engineering. Purdue. W . SCHMIDT, EDWARD CARL Freshman football, '42. Reserve bas- ketball, '44. Baseball team, '45. Echo agent. Vaudeville, '43. Eagle Scout. Hoosier Boys' State. REX Club. Pre- sident, SULTAN Club. Majors: Eng- lish, mathematics. Business. Indiana University. SCHMIDT, NORMA JEAN Attended Lincoln High, Lincoln, Ne- braska. Glee Club, Lincoln. Majors: English, Latin, mathematics. Amuse- ment, watching competitive sports. Nursing. Honor Society. SCHONEKER, DOROTHY MAE Fiction Club. Student Board. Act chairman, Vaudeville, '45, Literary staff, Annual. Christmas auditorium. K.N.U. Club. Treasurer, B.I.B. Club. Majors: English, languages, history. Principia. Senior Play. Honor Society. SCHOOLEY, SALLY Math Club. S.L.I.N.K. Club. Majors: English, history. Amusement, swim- ming. Western College. SCHOPP, HARRY L. Attended James E. Roberts High. Majors: English, mathematics, his- tory. Hobbies: writing poetry, foot- ball. Intended vocation, journalism. Indiana University. SCOTT, CHARLES EDWIN Junior Policies Committee. Vaude- ville, '45. Secretary-treasurer, A.R.F. Club. Majors: English, history, math- ematics. Amusement, theater. Chem- istry. University of Arizona. Senior Play. SCOTT, RONALD ALAN Majors: English, mathematics, his- tory. Hobbies: photography, football, basketball. Intended vocation, engi- neering. Purdue University. SEGAL, ROSETTA True Blue Club. Echo agent. Vaude- ville usher. D.D. Club. Hadassah Debs. Young People's League. Ma- jors: English, history. Favorite amusements: roller skating, movies. Secretarial work. Indiana University. SEVENISH, HELEN GERTRUDE C.Y.O. Majors: English, commerce. Intended vocation, comptometer op- erating. Business college. SHEROW, BARBARA ANN Student Board. President, Spanish Club. Stamp agent. Vaudeville, '45. Wednesday's Echo. Liner staff, An- nual. Commencement usher, '44, '45. Secretary, K.N.U., D.E.B.S. Clubs. Majors: English, Spanish, history. Merchandising. Butler. SHERWOOD, ROBERT E. Attended Lake Placid High, Lake Placid, New York. Golf team, '42, '43, '44. Vaudeville, '45. A.R.F. Club. Majors: English, science, mathemat- ics. Law. Indiana University. PAGE 109 SHIRLEY, ARTHUR NELSON Senior Home Room representative. Stage crew, Vaudeville, '44, '45. Vice- president, SULTAN Club. REX Club. Majors: English, history. Hobbies: football, basketball. Mortician. Indi- ana University. SHOCKLEY, BETTY JANE Echo agent. Bonnie Club. Majors: English, history. Favorite amuse- ments: swimming, horseback riding. Commercial law. DePauw. SHUEL, WILLIAM J. Corporal, U. S. M a r i n e s. Purple Heart. Presidential Unit Citation. At- tended Princeton High. Football, bas- ketball, Princeton. Advertising, Indi- anapolis News. Indiana University. SIDMAN, D. EILEEN Baton Club. Vaudeville, '45. Christian Youth Fellowship. Church Choir. K.N.U. Club. B.I.B. Club. Majors: English, language. Intended voca- tion, concert pianist. Indiana Univer- sity. SIEGEL, NATALIE Attended Manual High. Spanish Club, Home Room representative, Manual. Hadassah Debs. Majors: English, his- tory. Favorite amusement, music. So- cial work. Indiana University. SIELAFF, VIDA JEAN Shorthand Award. H.U.S.H. Club. Majors: commerce, history, English. Favorite amusements: swimming, dancing. Intended vocation, stenogra- pher. SIGMON, JUNE Chemistry Club. Youth for Christ. Favorite amusements: football, bas- ketball, baseball. Majors: English, mathematics. Secretarial work. Wheaton College. SIMS, BARBARA ANN Philateron Club. Physical education assistant. Majors: English, history, language. Intended vocation, journal- ism. Indiana University. PAGE 1 10 SLAGLE, PATRICIA C. S.P.Q.R., '44. Junior Vaudeville, '44. Echo agent. Euvola Club. Club 21. Majors: history, English. Intended vocation, dietetics. Purdue. SLATTERY, JUDY Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '45. Majors: English, language. Amuse- ments: horseback riding, music. In- tended vocation, commercial art. Loretta Heights. SMITH, EMILY RUTH Pals Club. Vaudeville, '45. Stamp agent. President, Christian Youth Fellowship. W.I.T.C.H. Club. Majors: English, mathematics. Butler Univer- sity. SMITH, MARILYN LEE Attended Southwest High, Kansas City, Missouri. Vaudeville, '44. Euvo- la, C.A.B. Clubs. Favorite amuse- ment, football. Majors: history, Eng- lish. William Woods. SNELLENBERGER, HELEN F. Secretary, Math Club. German Club. Senate. Chemistry Club. Big Sisters. Matinee Musicale. Girl Scouts. Ma- jors: English, science, history. Fa- vorite amusement, writing poetry. Chemistry. Honor Society. 52664 SNODGRASS, M. JEANNE Chairman, Vau eville, '45. Student Boa . Dr League. audeville, '44, . lSchoo1 , '43, '45. Juni rom om ' ee. Auditorium P r 0 g r a m Co ttee. President, B. .l8.E.S. jors: mathemat- ics,i art. rdue. Senior Play. Honor Society. SNYDER, MARILYN LOUISE Student Board. Secretary, Spanish Club. Library Club. Vaudeville, '44, '45. Echo agent. Commencement ush- er, '44, '45. K.N.U. Club. Majors: Spanish, history, English. William Woods. Honor Society. SNYDER, PARK WILLIAM Attended North Side High, Fort Wayne. Track, football, Fort Wayne. Track letterman. Co-captain, track team. Football, '43, '44, '45. D.A.W.G., S.T.A.G. Clubs. Majors: history, Eng- lish. Medicine. Indiana University. I 1 1 l SPECKMAN, GLENN H. Student Board. Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. Auditorium programs. Matinee Musicale, Band captain, '44. V.I.K.- I.N.G. Club. Majors :' English, science, mathematics. Medicine. Indiana Uni- versity. Honor Society. SPENCER, NANCY MARIE Junior Vaudeville, '44. B.A.B.E.S. Club. S.H.Y. Club. Majors: English, history, Latin, mathematics. Favor- ite amusement, swimming. Butler. 'V . STADLER, JOAN Treasurer, Drama League. Library Club. Ma.jors: English, history. Fa- vorite amusement, music-. STARR, BARBARA ANN Croquis Club. Make-up Committee, Vaudeville. Majors: art, history. Fa- vorite amusement, music. Fashion de- signing. Anderson College. STARRETT, MARIAN Dramatic Award, best actress, Sum- mer School. All-School Play, '44, '45. Mike-Casters. Junior Civic Theater. Majors: Spanish, English. Hobby, collecting theater programs. Ameri- can Academy of Dramatic Art. Sen- ior Play. STEERS, WILLIAM FREDERICK Freshman, varsity track. Cross coun- try, '43, '44, '45. Majors: English, science, history. Favorite amuse- ment, sports. United States Forestry Department. Colorado A. and M. STEINBERG, BERNICE , Bowling League. True Blue Club. Vaudeville usher, '45. Junior Council. Young People's League. Hadassah Debs. Majors: English, commerce. Business administration. Indiana Uni- versity. STEPHENSON, CAROLYN F. Vaudeville, '45. Echo agent. Stamp agent. Job's Daughters. Majors: English, science. Favorite amuse- ments: swimming, dancing. Air host- ess. Indiana University. MM, STEVENS, PATRICIA ANN Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, his- tory. Favorite sport, swimming. In- tended vocation, photography. Han- over College. Honor Society. STEWART, BYRON S. ' Attended Woodruff High, Peoria, Ill- inoisg' Fayetteville, Arkansas. Ob- server staff, operetta, Fayetteville. Vice-president, Prentice Tuxis. Ma- jors: English, history, mathematics. Medicine. Washington. STINEBAUGH, RICHARD J. Hospitality Committee. B Orches- tra. Majors: history, English, Latin. Favorite amusements: golf, basket- ball, football, drumming. Chemistry. Indiana University. STONE, GEORGE EARL Reserve football, '44. Majors: art, English. Favorite amusement, sports. Intended vocation, commercial art. University of Illinois. O 0 5, 4 J :Q STONE, HELENE MARIE Student Board. Junior Policies Corn- mittee. Vaudeville, '44, '45. Auditor- ium programs. Echo stafli Vice-pre- sident,. Club 13. American Turners. Majors: Englishb history. Hobby, dancing. Teaqifing. Indiana Univer- sity. STONE, PAUL WAYNE Freshman football, track. Reserve football, basketball. Varsity track, '43, '45. Varsity football, '45. Letter- men's Club. William Skinner Award. President, KNIGHT Club. S.T.A.G. Club. Majors: English, history. Indi- ana University. STOTT, MARILYN JEANNE Student Board. J.unior Policies Com- mittee. Auditorium programs. Vaude- ville usher, '45. Commencement ush- er, '45. Big Sisters. Girls' guidance assistant. President, DART Club. Majors: English, history. Stephens. Honor Society. STOUT, MARY JANE Majors: English, history, commerce. Favorite amusements: bowling, mu- sic. Intended vocation, secretarial work. Anderson College. - PAGE 111 STRAND, MARY JO Saint Joseph's Academy, Adrian, Michigan: Mooresville High, Moores- ville, Indiana. Girls' Glee Club. Civic Theater. D. of L's. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusement: draw- ing. Butler. STRAUSS, WILLIAM H. Freshman basketball, '42. Reserve basketball, '43, '44. S.P.A.D.E. Club. Majors: English, history, mathema- tics. Intended vocation, accounting. Butler. SUMMERS, JO ANN Secretary, Junior Class. Senior Home Room representative. Student Board. Junior Prom Committee. Vice-presi- dent, Spanish Club. Vaudeville, '45. Co-editor, photography staff, Annual. Euvola, Club 21. Majors: history, English. Honor Society. SUSSMAN, SARAH REVA Senior Home Room representative. Spanish Club. Math Club. Vaudeville usher. Annual agent. President, Ha- dassah Debs. Social work. Ohio State. Honor Society. SUTTON, JAMES WALTER Varsity track, '45. R.O.T.C. Favorite amusements: football, basketball. Ma- jors: history, English, mathematics. Intended vocation, business adminis- tration. Butler. SUTTON, LAWRENCE HARVEY Auditorium program. Technical ser- geant, R.O.T.C. Hobbies: model air- planes, stamp collecting. Favorite amusement, movies. Majors: mathe- matics, history, science. Navy Air Corps. SUTTON, NANCY LOUISE Fiction Club. German Club. S.P.Q.R. Senate. Secretary, Horizon Club. Big Sisters. Literary staff, Annual. Fri- day's Echo. Echo agent. Vaudeville, '45, W.A.W. Club. Majors: English, Latin, history. Oberlin. Senior Play. Honor Society. TABBERT, DON A. Senior Home Room representative. Senate. Stamp, Chess Clubs. Debate letter. Debate team, '45. OHicer, R. O. T. C. Majors: English, history. Law. Indiana University. Senior Play. Honor Society. PAGE 112 TAMLER, FLORENCE Vice-president, F.A.D. Club. Junior Hadassah. Majors: history, English, art. Hobby, collecting records. Favor- ite amusement, swimming. Indiana University. Q f 2 ' P TAYLOR, KEITH L. Attended .Garfield High, Akron, Ohio: Canton High, Canton, Pennsylvania. Varsity basketball: class treasurer, '43, '44, Canton. Majors: English, history, mathematics. Engineering. Purdue. HOMAS, WILLIAM L. A Band. Auditorium programs. Boy Scouts. Favorite amusement, music appreciation. Majors: English, history, music. Music. Indiana Uni- versity. THOMSON, JOHN ROSS Senior Home Room representative. Junior Policies Committee. S.P.Q.R. Vaudeville. President, A.R.F. Club. Majors: English, Latin. Teaching. Indiana University. Senior Play. THOMPSON, MARIAN FRANCES Colors Committee. Student Board. Junior Prom Committee. Vaudeville, '44. Echo agent. Commencement ush- er, '44. Liner staff, Annual. GALS, C.A.B. Clubs. Majors: history, Eng- lish, Latin. DePauw. Honor Society. TIMMONS, MARGARET NIOMA German Club. Bowling League. B Orchestra. Majors: English, history. Amusement, bowling. Nursing. Indi- ana Extension Nurses' Training. TRESSLER, THOMAS P. Majors: mathematics, history. Favor- ite amusements: basketball, football. Intended vocation, engineering. Pur- due University. Honor Society. TROST, GRETHEL L. Red Cross Club. Vaudeville usher, '44. Bonnie Club. Majors: English, his- tory. Amusements: swimming, skat- ing. Commerce. Butler University. TRULOCK, JEAN MARIE Croquis Club. Library Club. Pals Club. Vaudeville usher, '44. Usher chairman, All-School Play, '44. Block's Snooper, Summer School, '45, Presi- dent, K.L.A. Club. W.I.T.C.H. Club. Senior Play. TUERK, GLORIA Pals Club. Secretary, Croquis Club. Vaudeville, '45. Art staff, Christmas Echo. W.I.T.C.H., 7-Up Clubs. Ma- jors: English, art. Amusement, draw- ing. Intended vocation, commercial art. Miami. TURLEY, MARJORIE LYNETTE Attended Fosdick-Masten Park High, Buffalo, New York. Basketball, vol- leyball, deck tennis, badminton, ath- letic letter, Buffalo. Occupational therapy. Bethany College. Honor So- ciety. TURNER, PATRICK Echo agent. Majors: English, science mathematics. Hobby, sports. Medi- cine. University of Southern Califor- n1a. 1 TUTTLE, DAVID Chem Club. Basketball. Majors: Engf-. lish, mathematics, history. Hobby chemistry. Chemical engineering. Pur- due. pw Jaffe UNDERHILL, MARY ELIZABETH Make-up Committee, Vaudeville, '44. Majors: English, French. Radio dra- matics. Speech work. Earlham Col- lege. Senior Play. UNVERSAW, DOLORES ANN Majors: English, Latin, history. In- tended vocation, teaching or steno- graphy. Earlham College. ' VAN ARSDALE, GRETCHEN LEE Girl Scouts. Press Club. Echo staff, '44. Annual agent, '45. Vaudeville usher, '45. L.I.N.K., R.S. Clubs. Ta- ber Tuxis. Butler. VANDIVIER, JOHN Attended Evanston Township High School, Evanston, Illinois. Majors: English, mathematics, German. Fa- vorite amusement, swimming. Law. VAN WIE, SUE A. Majors: English, history. Amuse- ments: ice skating, swimming. In- tended vocation, business. VIOLA, CHRISTY Student Board. Vaudeville, '43, '45. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: swimming, horseback riding. Indiana University. WADE, MARGARET HELEN Student Board. Chem Club. True Blue Club. Majors: English, history, math- ematics. Amusements: golf, dancing. Speech work. Butler. Senior Play. Honor Society. WALKER, BEVERLY ELAINE Echo agent. Majors: English, history, home economics. Amusements: skat- ing, dancing. Pharmacy or dietetics. Indiana University. WALKER, HERBERT Vaudeville, '45. Majors: mathematics, English, history. Chemical- engineer- ing. West Point. B MJ WALKER, ROSE MARY Annual agent. Vaudeville, '44, '45. Treasurer, W.I.T.C.H. Club. Favorite amusements: swimming, horseback riding. Majors: English, German, history. University of Arizona. WEGHORST, HAZEL MARIE Croquis Club. Drama League. Bible Club. Vaudeville, '45. Glee Club. An- nual agent. First Moravian Church Choir. Majors: English, art, music. Teachingf Arthur Jordan Conserva- tory. .Iohn Herron Art Institute. Honor Society. PAGE 113 l , 1 WEILAND, GENEVA SUEAN Leading bass, A Orchestra. Bowl- ing League. Job's Daughters. Majors: English, social science. Amusement, music. Intended vocation, business. Butler. WEINBERG, ROSE KARLENE Drama League. Spanish Club. Vaude- ville, '45. P.I.P. Club. Vice-president, Hadassah Debs. Junior Council. Ma- jors: Spanish, German, English, com- merce. Foreign service. University of Cincinnati. WELCH, PATRICIA ANNE' Drama League. S.P.Q.R. All-School Play, '43, S.L.I.N.K., Euvola Clubs. Majors: English, Latin, history. Fa- vorite amusements: swimming, bad- minton. Dramatics. Indiana Univer- sity. Senior Play. WELCH, RONALD Vaudeville, '44, Majors: mathematics, English. Hobby, building models. In- tended vocation, aeronautical engi- neering. Purdue. WELLS, BETTY S.P.Q.R. Harmony Hut. Amusements: horseback riding, skating. Majors: English, history, commerce. Intended vocation, commerce. Business college. WHITE, MARGARET AUDREY Vaudeville, '43. Majors: English, his- tory, Spanish. Favorite amusements: golf, horseback riding. Business. WHITE, MARY ANNE Senior Home Room representative. Colors Committee. Student Board. Vaudeville, '43. C.A. B., Sub-Deb Clubs. Majors: English, history. Fa- vorite amusement, sports. Christian College. WIBLE, EDITH ROSE Attended Linton High, Linton, Indi- ana. Majors: English, science, his- tory. Amusement, sports. Nursing. Stephens College. PAGE 114 WILD, LEONARD LOW Vaudeville. All-School Play, '42, '43, '44, '45. Captain, R.O.T.C. President, Cadet Club. Mike-Casters, W.I.S.H. Lieutenant, j.g., Culver Military Acad- emy. Dramatics. University of Wash- ington. WILKINS, EDDIE J. Track, basketball. S.P.A.D.E. Club. Majors: English, science, history. Favorite amusements: movies,- swim- ming. Indiana University. WILLIAMSON, ELEANOR V. Attended Frankfort High, Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania: Howe High. Dra- matics Club, oliice aide, Howe. Span- ish Club. Majors: English, Spanish, history. Intended vocation, interpret- ing. University of So.uthern California. WILLMAN, HUBERT GEORGE German Club. Echo agent. Majors: history, science, mathematics. Life Scout. C. Y. O. Amusements: swim- ming, sports. Chemical engineering. Purdue. N, ARTHUR GRANT, JR. eshman, varsity track. S tu d e n t Board. R e d C r o s s representative. Echo staff. Taber Tuxis. President, Broadway Methodist M.Y.F. Y. M. C. A. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Hobby, collecting guns. Medi- cine. Indiana University. WILSON, LORRAINE FRANCES Vaudeville, '45, Majors: English, his- tory. Amusements: swimming, ice skating. U. C. L. A. WILSON, MARJORIE MARILYN Vaudeville, '45, Monday's Echo. B -Orchestra. Majors: English, history. Favorite amusements: music, writ- ing. Journalism. Butler University. WINDT, BARBARA ANN Student Board, '44, '45. Vaudeville usher, '45. .Girl Scouts. Croquis Club. L.I.N.K. Club. Taber Tuxis. Majors: English, art. Amusements: ice skat- ing, swimming, camping. Gulf Park Junior College. , .l-J WOLPERT, JAMES SHELER Vaudeville, '45, Track, '42. Cross country. Annual agent. A.R.F. Club. Majors: English, history, science. In- tended vocation, medicine. Indiana University. WOODARD, JEANE Senior Home Room representative. Student Board. Drama League. Jun- ior Policies Committee. Vaudeville, '44. Liner staff, Annual. Echo, Stamp agent. Commencement usher. Red Cross agent. Amusement, sports. Ma- jors: English, history. DePauw. WOODARD, NOLA JUNE Job's Daughters. Majors: art, science, English. Hobby, drawing. Favorite amusements: golf, swimming. Intend- ed vocation, art. Indiana University. WREGE, BETTY JANE Senate. President, Math Club. Libra- ry Club. Annual agent. Usher, Vaude- ville, '45. B.I.B. Club. Majors: Eng- lish, Latin, mathematics, history. Honor Society. WRIGHT, MARILYN ANN Attended Bexly High, Columbus Ohio. Girl Scouts, Torch Club, Bexly. Student Board. Radio Workshop. High School Hour. 'Vaudeville, '45. Liner staff, Annual. Journalism. Uni- versity of Kentucky. Honor Society. YOUNG, DALE Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. Auditorium programs. Cadet Club. A.R.F. Club. Majors: English, history. Hobbies: writing, sketching, painting. Senior Play. YOUSE, JO ANN Job's Daughters. Majors: English, home economics. Amusements: danc- ing, swimming. Designing. ZAROCOSTAS, MICHAEL First sergeant, R.O.T.C. Greek War- riors basketball team. Majors: Eng- lish, history. Favorite sports: basket- ball, football. Intended vocation, busi- ness. ZILSON, NICK C. Stamp agent. Baseball, S u m m e r School. Junior Policy Committee. Re- serve football. R.O.T.C. Majors: Eng- lish, mathematics, history. Aeronau- tical engineering. Purdue. ZOOK, CLAIRMONT Vaudeville, '43, '44, '45. A Band letterman. Flash major. Echo agent. Second lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Majors: English, history, music. Hobbies: golf, dance band. Engineering. Rose Poly. HAWTHORNE, ROBERT GENE Attended Warsaw High, Warsaw. R.O.T.C. Member, American Legion. Majors: English, mathematics, his- tory. Favorite sports: football, track. Architectural designing. Illinois. HINKLE, DORIS MAE Attended Broad Ripple High. Majors: English, history. Favorite sports: swimming, horseback riding. Intend- ed vocation, secretarial work. Busi- ness college. KIRBY, JOHN Fireman lic Electrician's Matef Air- craft Carrier, Keassarge. R. O. T. C. Electrician, athletic field, auditorium programs. Majors: English, science. Hobby, radio. Mechanical engineer- ing. Purdue. MOORE, RICHARD BEN Senate. Stamp, Math Clubs. Staff sergeant, R.O.T.C. Boy Scouts. Ma- jors: English, mathematics. Favorite sports: basketball, golf, bowling. Hob- by, photography. Surgery. Indiana University. SISKEL, MAURICE Reserve football, '45. Captain, R. O. T. C. Ride team. Majors: English, mathematics, history. Favorite am.use- ments: swimming, radio. Radio engi- neering. Michigan. WILLIAMS, MARSHALL U. S. Marines. Majors: English, math- ematics, history. Hobby, cryptogra- phy. Favorite amusement, sports. In- diana University. PAGE 115 Qflzefz Seniofzs .... AUGUSTUS, FLOYD BAKER, DON E. BARNES, ROBERT L. CAMPBELL, NORVAL CAPRON, PHILLIP L. CARLIN, THOMAS f .M ,IJ ,J K . ,fc R!! Q, OERTEL, xRICHARD OLINCER, MAX OLIVER, LOREN OVERSTREET, VERNON PALMER, THOMAS PENNICKE, MAURICE WILLIAM COYNE, JAMES J. CRISE, GROVER DELLEN, ROBERT EDVVARDS, ELSIE A. ELTZROTH, EDWIN FEEZLE, ROBERT S. - FERGUSON, WALLACE RICHARD FLEMING, ROBERT B. FRANCIS, WILLIAM WALTER PERRY, RICHARD PICKERELL, ELMER POWELL, LLOYD POVVERS, JOSEPH PRATT, DAN DAVID PRICE, BUSTER DELRAMON PULLIAM, VINTON C. RAMAGE, MAURICE REMMETTER, EARL J FULLER, PATRICIA N. GARDNER, GENE GOODMAN, ROBERT A. GRUBER, RICHARD T. HAROLD, WILLIAM A. HARRELL, BARBARA HESLER, JOYCE RETHERFORD, ROBERT REYNOLDS, WAYNE ROBERTS, FRANK EUGENE ROBERTS, KENNETH J. SEIPPEL, ARTHUR B. SHARP, LIBBY SHERRY, WILLIAM M. HOFFMANN, GORDON HUSE, HAROLD G. JENKINS, MARY FRANCES SIIVHVIONS, FOSTER M SMITH, BERNARD SMITH, PAUL M. JOHNSON, ALLEN L. JONES, JOSEPH KELLY, THOMAS LEETH, JACK D. LOCCINS, ROBERT LUTEN, NANCY MAY, JIM MAY, ROBERT E. MCCAN N, J IMMIE HAROLD MERRILL, ROBERT L. MOUNTS, NORMAN MOUNTS, WALLACE SMITH, VIRCIL STEVENS, ROBERT L. STROUD, PAUL DURANT SWIFT, ROBERT TURPIN, D. JOHN WARNER, BARBARA WEBLEY, ARTHUR WEEDON, ROBERT J WENDLING, ROBERT , 'IDFJA Ky, WHITRIDGE, DONALD K If WRIGHT, JACK YARLINC, EARL WILLIAM . 61110, LSLLWIWZQYZ LSCIIOOI gfldcls BECHDOLT, MARILYN KNOP, PATRICIA BOURFF, PHILLIP MALY, PHILOMEN MCCALISTER, PAUL VERNON MCDONALD, EDWARD MILLER, STANLEY BURTON MIILLIKAN, FRANK JOSEPH RANKIN, JOAN RICHARDSON, CHARLES WESLEY BOYER, PATRICIA JOY' CALDWELL, BARBARA JEAN COHEN, TOBIAS CONSODINE, DIANE FOERNZLER, MARTHA MADELINE FORD, DOROTHY ELIZABETH GOLDBERG, M. STANLEY HALL, BRIAN ROBERTS, CLYDE E. ROBERTSON, JAMES S. SCHUCHMAN, ROCHELLE FRANCES TRIBBE, RICHARD STEWART WEAR, PAUL ROBERT HARMENINC, EDWARD E. HATFIELD, PATSY JEAN JOHNSTON, WILLIAM B. JONES, HAROLD M., JR. f x SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES: Back row-Frank Millikan, Brian Hall, Charles Richardson, Joe Sawrey, Bill Morrison, Edward Harmening, Maury Siskel, Stanley Miller, William Coutz, Richard Moore, Robert McClure. 2nd row: Patty Boyer, Doris Hinkle, Lois Hinesley, Dorothy Ford, Pat Knop, Patsy Hattield, Dorothy Graham, Stan Goldberg, Diane Consodine. Front row: Marilyn Bechdolt, Fredona Mount, Barbara Caldwell, Betty Caldwell, Helen Wright, Joan Rankin, Nancy Jarvis, Rochelle Schuchman, Patricia Woodward, Martha Foernzler. ammefz ommencement Forty students were graduated at the Summer School Commencement held at Shortridge on Friday, August 3, 1945, representing Shortridge, Broad Ripple, Howe, Ben Davis, Lebanon, and Noblesville high schools. K. V. Ammerman, principal of Broad Ripple High School, presented diplomas to the Broad Ripple students, and Dr. J. Dan Hull, Shortridge principal, awarded diplomas to the students from the other five schools. The exercises were held on the Shortridge campus for the nrst time. Stanley Miller gave the response for the Shortridge students, and Patricia Woodward, Noblesville, was the speaker for those graduating students from the other schools. T. Van Voorhees, director of the Short- ridge summer school in 1945, presented the class. Four boys in the Shortridge graduating class, who were in the armed forces and could not be present at the exercises, earned their diplomas through the Armed Forces Institute. Dr. Hall presents diploma to graduating senior. 1 s Q wmxmsmw efm rf,1 i SENIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Back row-Marcia Mendenhall, Alcidine Cole, Bob Rice, Don Tabbert, Deeda Hensley, Mary Anne White, Dave Haggard, Art Shirley, Cameron Johnston, Thurman Anderson, Don Goelzer. Front row: Sarah Sussman, Barbara Burch, Mary E. Forster, Elizabeth Koons ,Peggy Aspinall, Mary Ann Compton, Jeane Woodard, Jo Ann Summers, Nancy Judy, Greta Petersen, Mary Ann Rowland. ome Qoom .qtepfzesenfatives Senior Home Room Representatives were chosen to act with the president's cabinet as the governing body of the Class of 1946. At the Iirst meeting, the representatives awarded L. S. Ayres and Company a contract to take senior bpiictures for the Annual. They decided that the Annual for 1946 would be dedicated to Lester Groth. The repre- sentatives had charge of the Senior Christmas Party, which was given December 20 in the gym. Mr. Marshall of the Herff-Jones Company presented samples of class jewelry and commencement announcements. A special committee, com- posed of Home Room Representatives, chose which jewelry and what announcement would be used. A contract was awarded to E. R. Moore and Company to measure sen- iors for caps and gowns. The representatives chose what kind of material and what color the caps and gowns would be. Some of the representatives formed an advertisement committee for the Senior Play, Thin Ice. SENIOR HOME ROOM TEACHERS fback rowjz Don- ald Klopp, Hiram Hensel, Lester F. Groth, Donald Knight, Robert Nipper. Front row': Mrs. Eugenia Hay- den, Mrs. Henrietta Parker, Mrs. Kate Steichmann, Mrs. Louise Steiger. Not present: Howard Wright, A. Atwood Bliss, C. C. Shoemaker. eniofz 01107 QOH Czfass of IQAL6 Average Points Per Semester HELEN SNELLENBERGER EUGENIE NICHOLSON NANCY SUTTON DOROTHY FRIEDLAND NANCY ANN JUDY HATTIE ABRAMSON BETTY WREGE MARIAN MINER PATRICIA LOIS BRITTON HAZEL WEGHORST ANN BRIGHAM FREDERICK W. FEIBELMAN STANLEY GOLDBERG VIRGINIA JUNE DAVIS PATRICIA PEARSON GLENN SPECKMAN CATHERINE CLARK JO ANN SUMMERS DOROTHY SCHONEKER JOHN RAWLINGS DAVID BURKHOLDER BARBARA J. BENNETT BETTY JO ROBERSON MARY WILLETTE BISHOP FLO ANN MCMULLEN SARAH SUSSMAN JACK FIVEL GERTRUDE RAPPAPORT SUZANNE JOHNSON 14.71 13.71 12.71 12.58 12.33 12.17 12.14 12.00 11.86 11.68 11.64 11.64 11.50 11.42 11.42 11.42 11.31 11.29 11.14 10.93 10.92 10.91 10.83 10.75 10.71 10.58 10.50 10.50 10.29 Average Points Per Semester GILBERT JACOBS RAYMOND JUNG MARION GOLDTHWAITE PAUL HARTER HOUTZER MARGARET HELEN WADE ARTHUR N. POZNER VIRGINIA KISTNER ANITA DIGGLE DORIS JOHNSON J OANNE QUEISSER ROBERT FLEMING SHIRLEY ROSE KURT PANTZER PATRICIA AYERS JACK DICKSON BILL E. PEET RUTH COOLEY IRVING F. BALL MARGARET MASON THOMAS TRESSLER WILLIAM KASSEBAUM KENNETH LESLIE HALLAM FLORENCE DOMOR CHARLES HOOD 10.21 10.07 10.00 9.86 9.86 9.78 9.67 9.57 9.50 9.50 9.41 9.14 9.07 9.00 8.92 8.92 8.86 8.78 8.75 8.64 8.58 8.50 8.14 8.00 .qbalzt mme .gfonofz QOH NORMA SCHMIDT MARILYN BOWMAN JANE LINDENBERG THOMAS H. LYNCH WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON means graduated August, 1945. 13.40 11.33 9.83 8.91 8.40 HONOR SOCIETY: Back row-Glenn Speckman, Arthur N. Pozner, Bill Kassebaum, Bill E. Peet, Dan McLaren, Tom Tressler, Kurt Pantzer, .presidentg Dave Burkholder, Don Tabb ert, Fred Feibelman, John Ober, Bob Fleming, Michael Church- man, John Rawlings, Bob Camp, Warren Bennett, Cameron Johnston, secretary-treasurer, Irving Ball. 5th row: Mrs. Blanche Rawlings, sponsorg Barbara Bennett, Pat Ayers, Marilyn Wright, Dorothy Sc-honeker, Doris Johnson, Flo Ann Mc- Mullen, Nancy Judy, Betty Jo Roberson, Sharon Collins, Genie Nicholson, Margaret Mason, Irving B. Prince. 4th row: Miss Mildred Foster, sponsor, Betty Wrege, vice-president, Mitzi Kerr, Jeanne Snodgrass, Marian Thompson, Marilyn Snyder, Norma Schmidt, Ann Brigham, Suzanne Johnson, Virginia Cox, Florence Domor. 3rd row: Mrs. Gertrude Weathers, sponsorg Anita Diggle, Hazel Weghorst, Katie Clark, Virginia Kistner, Patricia Pearson, Margaret Wade, Marjorie Turley, Gertrude Rappaport, Nancy Sutton, Donna Sue McKee, Virginia Foltz, Mary Ann Rowland, Mary Bishop, Mrs. Elizabeth Helm, spon- sor. 2nd row: Dotti Friedland, Shirley Rose, Marilyn Bowman, Patricia Ann Lich, Norma Hussey, Madonna Alexander, Hattie Abramson, Helen Snellenberger, Marion Goldthwaite, Virginia Davis, Joanne Queisser, Betty Bertrand, Patricia Lois Britton, Sarah Sussman, Shirley Rae Evans, Marcet Gribben, Georgia Buckner, vice-president. Front row: Jack Fivel, Edwin Hurd Jr., vice-president, Thomas Lynch, Mark Mowry, Millard Arnold, Fritz Carlson, Paul Houtzer, Raymond Jung, Charles Hood, Dave Haggard, Jack Dickson, Victor Humphrey. Not present: William Best, Ruth Cooley, Don Goelzer, Stanley Goldberg, Gil- bert Jacobs, William Johnston, Jane Lindenberg, Marian Miner, Paul O'Bryan, Patricia Stevens, Marilyn Stott, Jo Ann Sum- mers. ,ationa onor ociefy Kurt Pantzer was elected president of the Shortridge Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety at the first meeting of the group on Thurs- day, March 28, 1946. Members of this organiza- tion are chosen on the basis of character, service, and leadership, as well as scholarship. Cameron Johnston was elected secretary-treas- urer of the group, consisting of ninety-four sen- iors. Members of the society were divided into Groups A, B, and C, sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Helm, Mrs. Gertrude Weathers, and Mrs. Blanche Rawlings, respectively. These groups elected Georgia Buckner, Teddy Hurd, and Betty Wrege as Vice-presidents. Miss Mildred Foster is sponsor of the Society. At the first meeting Dr. J. Dan Hull spoke to the members, congratulating them on being chosen for the Honor Society. Fifteen per cent of the entire class was chosen from the scholastic upper quarter by combining scholarship records with citations which are given to deserving stu- dents at the close of each semester. Twenty members took the National Honor So- ciety General Aptitude Scholarship Test on April 3. Ten S300 scholarships were offered nationally this year to members. Initiation into the National Honor Society took place on April 25, 1946, in the Charity Dye Library. PAGE 121 Class Day Officers: Park Snyder, Sharon Collins, Don Tabbert, Sharon Collins, class prophet, looks into the Margaret Mason. enior Cweek Senior week! To each senior it is a week of both gaiety and solemnity. A week of fun that is climaxed by commencement exer- cises and entrance into a new world of business or college. The iinal day of high school for the mem- bers of the class of 1946 was Thursday, June 6. On this day, seniors visited their teachers and roamed the halls of Shortridge for the last time as students. On Sunday, June 9, Vesper services for the seniors, their parents, and friends were heldin Caleb Mills Hall at four o'clock. The speaker was Rev. R. L. O'Dell. The last meeting of the senior class was Monday morning, June 10. There, final plans for the graduation ceremonies were dis- cussed. Seniors received report cards, caps and gowns, and tickets for Commencement. The meeting was adjourned until two o'clock when Class Day exercises were pre- sented in Caleb Mills Hall. Class Day officers were elected in Senior Home Rooms in February of this year. Sharon Collins was chosen to prophesy the futures of various members of the class. Park Snyder gave suitable gifts to fellow classmates. Margaret Mason, as class histor- lan, reviewed the events of the past four years. Will-maker Don Tabbert left senior PAGE 122 future. class possessions to underclassmen. Class Day stunts followed. On Tuesday morning, June 11, rehearsal for Commencement was held in the Indian- apolis Coliseum. Then came the biggest event of a high school career - Graduation. The exercises were held at the Coliseum at eight o'clock the evening of June ll. Mr. Virgil Stine- baugh, Superintendent of Schools, presented the diplomas. To each graduate this scroll means the end of one life and the beginning of another. Miss Dorothy Peterson discusses graduation with Bob Goodwine Paul Stone, Dottie Harris, and Marcet Gribben. Seniors sing songs and cat the rag at the Christmas party. Barbara Pratt looks eager as Mr. Hadley adds zest to punch. eniofz Clzfzistmas ,qbarty On December 20, 1945, you might have seen fif you're an underclassmanj or been in fif you're a seniorj the long line at the gymnasium door. Or, you might have tripped over a toy giraffe, at- tached to a string, being trailed along after your current letterman hero. What Was it all about? Why, it was the Senior Christmas Party. Toys were the admission ticket for each student. The Project Committee, under the chairmanship of Priscilla Babbitt and assistance of Miss Dorothy Dr. Hull presents awards to Uglyman Park Snyder and Blnebelle Sally Peterson. . Peterson, collected the toys, which Were used as gifts for the children at the Guardian Home of Marion County. Upon entering the gym, the party-goers Were greeted by a festive sight. A huge Christmas tree was on one side of the room and other holiday greenery was placed around the gym. Deeda Hensley and Thurman Anderson were chairmen of the Decorations Committee. They were advised by Mrs. Henrietta Parker. John Rawlings and faculty chairman Mrs. Bar- bara Griffin planned excellent entertainment Which included dancing and singing. At the height of the celebration, Santa Claus CDona1d Kloppj came bursting through the doors with a jovial laugh, amid cheers from the seniors. Park Snyder assisted old St. Nick in selecting gifts for members of the class. Gene English's swing band provided smooth music for the affair. Besides the excitement of Santa and the jive, all seniors were grateful for the delicious refreshments served by the Food Committee, under the chair- manship of Barbara Bennett and Teddy Hurd, assisted by Mrs. Louise Steiger. Publicity for the party was handled by Sally Peterson. PAGE 123 enio Qoem The heavens are an open book, To any good astrologist. The future holds no problems for The sage or the phrenologist. But let it not concern us where Prophetic futures for us lie, Instead, let's glance at cherished years, The ones that quickly have flown by. So many things we'll not forget, The Talent Show, the Vaudeville, The City Crown, the Senior Play, The games at Tech, the seasorfs thrill. Our orchestra and marching band, The cheers that swept the field each fall, The Christmas party, bright and gay, And laughter ringing down the hall, A mighty pleasant way of life, Preparing for our future aims, Resolved to face with fortitude A world that isn't fun and games. So prophet, seer, philosopher, Your woeful dirge we shall be spared, Our crystal ball is shining bright, We have no fearsg we are prepared. -CHARLES H. KAUFMAN 7 ff! M I gf LAQN 'QQ ifjaiz 15042 NWN! 02.2622 ffl., 9-4f7nm0fk wma 2 QW VM WWW, W . ws ff Vw 2 g 45 JN?'P'Mf5'fg W, J gif my PM Ev, Q X ,X MMM M ,if xgfg Jiwyiiw I wa! 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W V- - f-.f:,-1. - - .- f H .-Q . 1 mg fl fi 'g - -' Qivarua ,wif 1 :lynx-1 wi 'f1 ',.?w'f.,1 W. .f w :M Q ', X A .f I .F ,Q ,W - 1L.-.,....h,AL.1m,gwm.z f -39? , wf xzl-wfsfaiaf f v:+iK4 'W' ' 1 mfwum-f D, ZUZZZZWQ I-I l G H SCHOOL UNION ANNUAL J, 5 afmgx zuiifa Ali NSE? -P f MEX PELIXQQQD J' cm we z'e7wem6er if gfvfzfeglgpya Qi A 9 ig 1 JUNE IS BU5TIN'ouTALL OVER EVENTS of the 1996 REUNION HSTRING OF PEARLSH Friday, June 14, 11:30 AM ILadies' Luncheonl Meridian Hills Country Club HIT SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMESN Friday, June 14, 11:30-2:30 PM IMen's Luncheonl Milano Inn uIT'S TWILIGHT TIMEH Friday, June 14, 5:30-7:30 PM IEvening Receptionl Panorama Room Radisson Hotel at Meridian 5 Ohio HALL THROUGH THE DAYU Saturday, June 15, 10:30 AM-12:30 IMid-morning Brunchl Crystal Room, Marott Hotel MIN THE LAND OF MILK AND HONEYU Saturday, June 15, 12:30-2:30 PM CVisitation of Shortridgel UTEMPTATIONH Saturday, June 15, 6:00 PM ICocktails1 HMOONLIGHT SERENADEH 8:00 PM CGa1a Dinner Partyl The Columbia Club PAGE 2 121 Monument Circle, 10th Floor SHORTRIDGE 1946--1996 This year the first baby boomers will turn 50, and today there are more people over 60 in the United States than the whole population of Canada. It's a different world than we knew it when we were in the high school scene. Examples of how customs, mores, and events have changed over the years, some good some bad, abound.To wit -- we spoke a different language. We have mentioned how things have changed at our last reunion. We can add a few. ln our day, Grass was mowed, Coke was a cold drink, and Pot was something used in cooking. We were before pantyhose, drip dry clothes, pizzas, Cheerios, frozen orange juice, instant coffee, and McDonald's. Aids were helpers in the principals office, and Rock Music was a Grandma's lullaby. There were no auto-dishwashers, clothes dryers, electric blankets, air-conditioners, drip dry clothes, and the only man that walked on the moon was Buck Rogers. We got married first and then lived together. How quaint? Time-sharing meant togetherness, a chip meant a piece of wood, hardware meant hardware, and software wasn't even a word. We were the war time teen-agers. Sugar, gasoline, and tires were rationed. Remember the A,B,or C windshield gas stickers. If your fathers car carried a C that was really something to brag about. We practiced Brown Outs and Black Outs and the victory garden fad swept the U.S. under the slogan An Acre for a Soldier . The draft age was lowered from 20 to 18 and some of our classmates went into the armed services before or after . graduation. The minimum pay for a serviceman was S50 per month. No wonder we are so confused, and there is such a generation gap today! We just made do with what we had, and we can be happy that thankfully we survived to assemble in our young at heart 60's to CELEBRATE GUR 50TH REUNION! Remembering our 25th, 40th, and 45th Reunions, I iind myself thinking not so much about passing years, but the happy times brought to mind by gathering together with classmates again - some after separations of many years and distances. During those events including our 50th , my thoughts and conversations drift back to the relationships and events that helped shape us during 1942 - 1946, and I canit help but think young.How fortunate and uplifting it is that we can recall the fun and happy events we enjoyed during those years. As we do that, however, let us not forget the teachers, counselors, coaches, and staff who played such an important and considerate role for us during those teenage years. Those of you who conveyed your thanks and appreciation to them since we left the hallowed halls are to be commended. To those of us who regrettably did not,whether by letter or visit, we do so now. Certainly not as it should have been, but with the hope it atones somewhat for missed opportunities. We can remember those words above the stage visable to us the many times we assembled in Caleb Mills Hall - A Disciplined Mind And A Cultivated Heart Are Elements Of Power .Our Class can lay claim to those attributes having completed those four memorable Shortridge years ending in 1946. My wife Pat and I have traveled somewhat in recent years, and in many discussions with folks we have encountered along the way, the bonding of lasting friendships, and the life time memories engendered for us in the Class of '46 were lacking in their High School experiences. We can certainly be thankful for ours! So -- in behalf of the dedicated Committee members who put this 50th Reunion together for us: We are delighted and thankful you could attend! We wish you the best of good times! Be in good spirit and health! Irving F. Ball '46 Class President June 1996 PAGE 3 T' '. 'D . PAGE 4 4 L+ 41- -11.- cr lx ' As PAGES INABOOK--- WERE QLOSS SHORTRIDGE CLASS OF '46 50th Reunion Committees General Chairman: Irving Ball Secretary: Jinny CFoltzD O'B Treasurer: Bill Reel Research, Records, Mailing: Committee: Souvenir Annual Co-Editors: Co mittee: X rien Mary Ann lPorteous7 Bergoch, Chrmn. Mary Pratt, John Kroetz, Marilyn CBowmanJ Blewett, Jean Cfullerl Ballew, Marcia CMendenhallD Brown, Barbara lEvansJ Farris, Jane CBillerJ Steinhart, Barbara CSherowD Busche, Jinny Cfoltzl O'Brien. Shirley Rae CEvansJ Holmes Sharon CCollinsJ Reynolds Dorothy KSchonekerD Skinner, Liner Editor Mary Pratt, Athens Cmanoiiosl Hall Mary CManoliosl Tirmenstein. Communication Advisors: Mary and Richard Pratt Publicity: PGQQY CAspinallJ Registration, Nametags, Tape: C mittee: Bett Peg O'Kane and Art Shirley Jane CBillerJ Steinhart, Chrmn. . y CPrinceJ Winton, Marge CArthurJ Falconer, CEdwards7 Sheriff, Shirley Rae CEvansD Holmes, Sharon CCollinsD Reynolds, Barbara CSherowD Busche, Bill Eckhart Ladies' Luncheon: Peggy CAspinallJ O'Kane, Chr n. Co mittee: Marcia CMendenhallJ Brown, Marilyn CRaubD Creedon Mens' Luncheon: Bill Eckhart Evening Reception: Barbara K Co mittee: Peg CEdwa and Joe Sawrey, Co-Chrmn. Sherowl Busche, Chrmn. rdsl Sheriff, Jim Sutton Brunch: John and Liz CKoons7 Kroetz, Co-Chrm . Committee: Mary CBishop7 Coa n, Pat CS1agleJ Gaskell, Jo CMyrna Jo Gavin? Schenck Shortridge Tour: Peg CEdwardsD Sheriff, Chrmn. Co mittee: Dorothy CSchonekerJ Skinner Gala Dinner Party: Don KButchJ and Patsy CHarrisonD Hueber,Co-Chrmn. Committee: Don Goelzer, Don Hinkle, Gene English Q 41 iff ff 5 1 ' sr .- J 2tA.'zf2 - 1 X: ..:. -lvgiixiix Z' ,! , ggzgz , . . -angel, .5225 s '1r-5 fglihw. ai ii, in .. .P J. W5-M355 WERE ALL ALONE--- My ECHOIMY SH-A-DOW, AND MEV - March 22, 1946 TWO CENTS K. PANTZER PRESIDENT Irving Ball Wzns Skznner Award .' fr , -1 ,I N4 Q I A N nw nmvoa SOCIETY As Year S Best Football player, ' -- 0 -- - 'fs O ufmqard Wms Sportsman Tropl ' . ' V - ,Q .. N-N Q- - .dltoflllln PI Q- F S ' N and Paul Stone ' 'inf' ' f ' proved 3-WIIFHSZ SClIOla.f ITCS . reasurer, Cameron Jon--. :mlm A 4 t:eE45p:es::Sld I 5 'A H 5 ' ty sketch, a certximte on .....--, 9 00 Ls Gwen in mm r we Ono: Gif, check for 810.00 to John Rawlings. squad. , ss ot Commerce . A Thursday eve Z, A A . 1929 Cup mvinner Q , --esioenc. Kurt Secvndlprlze in Poetry. 8 Cefflf-Cale -'damn of Cf Athletic Award S Announced D Q A - ---W.-,ga of ment and a check for 825.00 to Upon the recommen h S to Be Ala unng Progran '-Hn Rawlings First prize in humor, Thomas D. Woods, and with the ,rms Da de Next Week '- U ' d he k roval of Principal J. Dan Hull when thJos::fud0bsex-ved in tm , . .. nf Went in s?Hizruf1w glhletic director Jussel S. Julius, were honored ents who have diem, .auditorium pmg,am,Sf I ' ' jor awards in football. the two S -'84 in charge ot by representatives ggilshed-Ulemselves in 1' - 'r-wohies, and the Wagoner Wins the Sm the anangemenhv for their ETOUPS. sin S Par ' . We been made' Uds were m 1' Spangled Banner, Y-his prog-ram. D d, flclp I 'I received zspeakin Bde' led by Robert J Sh , e ICQ!! ate Ib 1 T' The shifilnizgiisfussion ' debate awgpd I 4 u f ed to S r Jeume 5 Winner of the sheuef' S was award 5 were made hgh O acces fw iis presel..- P FI-AN'E and DoN:::g1gEe Cohslituuonerg tag 1. NANO Dgtridge E 8 Part f S ary es- Qmanship, was aware.- : mg rem: ERT, ra 01-ical C wi X-Se - O ' Q gud. negative d3. TOM CORYELL :Lmbers of the shonndm Coma? Vale gwce Men to Jac? i Last year a pecond Skinner aw.. Phe Shortriibaung mam' BOB W'-DE. membeg 'ned Mufpeaks to Imfvdu Mr Axpgn' Ewas available for the athletic in the annie nieizting teams won an dl da 'Shortrid lc Groups Gqombingsd at Meer , 'wmes' 'partmenl If WHS to Pe gm ' La e to E su-1 .v Iv A - i . 1 - dl' d U12 . sig? by the 'earn tl-:atti fanchegfer mcni --w....t0 pCe,sef:f.illdf-h.- e Special f'.f,'t0rln.f'g' Dr, .. . ziven to .m'm.'m9m . ffmmm fm . W- 2 highliurawiz-ded the 1700: Y , .ar DEP-1-ankmg Senior. to An Away-as L Magazine: sponsored mal -an - of Merit in the Fan:-an. 1 '-T- ' Ch U are Q 'O fhe su' E . M- H W ' ee Q9 9' ERD Wws Emu 22.'1.2'.i.:X 'izmffr We fs W Zizgffggei JEANNE SNODGRASS HEADS ron Collins. L. , hp gk O gi 95. V. , U?-Se, - ' su., Ha, a 9493 CQYQWWAXK wav. E DA Y PROC ANNUAL JUNIOR VA UDE VIL m Pew fy 011' -. V- 1 enoerger. '11 ww' 11066 1100 DQR' yX0t2.t9,0V' me? RAIN 8 val-ds: Echo sub, Deeda. Hensley, Vice-Preside DY1 YYY,5 O e95X6S' Dm ow 15' ee. Nd Betsy - yen- to senior, Jo Ann Summers, Secreta WOQDYAES aa Yxyxafqeikeaiaxu To Yata Yidxcxg' '11 schoo-jlncker St Anno -1. veal. to Warren Bennett, Treasu Ps ee , e Co -yi . 1 ' ,UG ll ' . Also Elected. 096 f D 30966 Bewiwm' Swv we few' Sgt' W1Zfgud lS'U.1 f ace-S' P -- It geXXSeXs 1,685 fi 0e'bingxet.e'SXK1 E506 nn. .D ans, Geormeg C' be 02' . 81-so Mn. Deed, Hensley, t ' P-was Ca SWG xligewcw 10 nee-Wa es. ge Bufau, ifw 'lst nflel W Be'm't' .UT C9'tg5eX , Ganga Svgeaisciodxe YK aogv 56:53. M. XLVV rv JON- e 'had' P Rlecteq Q 9, ' . rvnow 1 D02-AKS-9 gxen' 3056. 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' ' gg, 3 .WX ge - Y' 990 ga ,eo H15 ms. A . we ,, a'f'1f,, Uhue, eff: C . . get 68. Q5 1 xx Q0 PSY, QQ 2 ,Kell e ,go dm-mg Revfeulean Es, ch Mr Ommit flmgs, va 'Ove' contest. X1 'QP' by X 0 89' 'BV 1- hom me5 gon- , -g Sho Ginn S- Q . fee ,. Q . PM 1 de D xo X, nfl eyes: ,mu rge dgm .q,, nm u,,, ne. cemgcate ion' SPSS , we 3073 X -gg no f 6 me me om ,S H. M sq J ' 13 n. J Jim Jo 'en' 0X1 . JLWB' 01 uimx Get 109 X- ' xovs to each 'O me VCV pecknla my A acqll' ass'-'f ohh ' 3 high Son' 1 9 61.10 51900. S5 T f S YX0 866 or Gua Yqellwg !r mAor omcers msg. Mrs ff. and Hn Ro: kemhed by . football t .V school Kueb' 39- , axwi age .QQX exif el. -. Cant rd, mt me gem Scum: C wwe . ski Chan! land . Bob all-cny gu mglng cover don :I Swan X YIXOQJXB ?xe5'51 f 9?e5tC -felve otha Maur wmx ws of me waves' lncfchair food Peer ,ml b no BuEtzCl,,,n ,d ,yo Am 5 5 Hlolz, Cer- ' T61 1 Q99 10 r me, pow: Preien 345-A' 7' 'Won U 1rr,-6 ei ' :Live in Sri: Prince. J. 'Y OK feed xx oi TA-,ti pr 'ne d1,tQ '---'...,,,. U 'Th' :om 398' si,e'f J' Hu 0 Ballfee- anis N701-g, school ncuvlue lsemor play, 3271: guy Z io!! Z B diss Jflcfg-am xcigon ues XL iouoxvsznnn Andlzert'BCame:n The for-1 Be'1n the Poor ' uso U I foot ,' , .- . Nw r- - ' . e ' nie itsztzrd In 195: Gamgi X cu e1:IeS6'ck- :cgi 153' ligiutzl nre'z09'9 T:o:e-9- P? Pegstv 'ed1f.f9 8o,.0 f'7A' and V '.nJ--.- .n , l - , . 1, .. n- - -- - PAGE 6 1.5315 is F-'ta M. -wif., r 1 K C-41455 Off 7 X946 l THIRTY-SEVEN SENIORS ENTER ELECTION RACE .Tet-15 'ra ' Candidates File Applications With Mr. Hadley: Nine Aspire for Presidency. , All nominations for senior nice! have now been tumed in, and the candidates have been announced. The elections will be held Wednesday, October 3, in the foyer of the Meri- dian street entrance, between 12:00i and 3:-15. There will be a seniori meeting Tuesday during home roomi period to introduce the candidates. i Miss Peterson and Mr. Hadley, the, HALL OE FAME By Marty Rafnel SALLY and PARK : About the two most famous people around the, halls of Shortridge high school this week are the! 1946 Bluebelle and Uglyman. In case by some' strange act of fate you have not discovered their' identity as yet, let me introduce to you vivacious Sally Peterson and handsome Park Snyder. i Sally has beautiful, long curly auburn hair, blue eyes, and she really is a swell gal. She is well-known for her gorgeous smile, lush clothes. clubs, good lookir-f' L and her wonderful per-. sonality. Sail ' arts, but she especially: V class sponsors, will have charge ot 1ike5 fn- ll, She can usually be 2.iFi'i,?g.' the elections. is a pan of an ener- ' Candidates are:- ' our team on. - PRESHJENT: Irving . NT, S genior Class and a Crawforth, Howard F E ber, Bill Mccdr E 7' and CAB Clflbs' Bm Re, .V vw ier in auditorium .- . ri - Snyder S i 997, aft- iese twins. 10 gt. as , , - v' 7 p. -i . a .nches tall, has. 310105 of UQ 3101-so-uznoccnf .qgysfanclev . gxsboikwg 6f9,f.26,, ,sl He is wen- By Slmley Rae Evans f New fr w,fg6Go,,, OKQSEVCQQZ sister peggyr' . , e - , t IMINY CHRISTMAS! Dm you imma what - at A ,gteb J'e,,Q 0 SA, W Y:i21xd'fpme033,Y'0g,af5:f,m gD0,.Qg,'55,,3g3gi to Budd Qyabb? He decided to ' 001 5 66, 'fer 151, J' .4 O0 -sv we Yf6o,im0lxc,,eN wa- 9a'fl?1xo1e9e6,ackteams' dear tl ..-eowpit of frui 1- as. tWe f?'S',Q 90109904 40,904 'MJ' P P00 .,x665,,n.5::,0n fwpgggie. a9,,?E:v,,6 -,-me relay alvtay xi ryyas 110 .Joaded down P6fl?1. bagese cc 7. 01,0 X045 SC, 5 .fv-- ,B Coilxxxb we 94,96 6Parlc was 'ith Ofafl ' 9 'R-.X 0 .or his teachers. 'QP C3Sj,1 ?.q0e e,,a ee Q1 A! dis- 'x+'i'qq, 00 ww, txaei qxfla' 64,0533 belongs! luddy Starter. 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Q- , V - 'xx 66 ' ge' , SPEAI iid. Sgffxliisfilafeiie 'ffsrd T055 U PROGRAM . sfforzgjhz, Q I !.'g:exxe1g:JaQ4iQ,-12' we 3 She W has si an -1 - ..... . Irving Ball, Senior Prq Io and fe ep It 5 . ga 50 -hould have years' we 'Y 'm'das'S 30:50.-tit side I , , , . ..... charm Kf nb 9413 'lz,e b' , 12 99 Qewl, 50 ds he had bo --Th' on Nvfdnes, to me ' -'HON OF THE AX --...- Info 'Wa ' We' 'a nf'a'ca 0 anim 'god lwkw ' ' B 0 ' . 5 F ' ' - ' Ounter in E dT'i5C0,,-esvonde egdeni, 3:2 Cecil Crabb, Junior Q,,j:'l.s- 6: after X T01-5 lin tid: fmsgtaix Sgssfilfiaiw qv . 1 . , t' , , - Il I1 f tabbed it fr. 'Topics' B few' Wisden at can-' DAY STUNT - cuss DAY orncrms' sf 'Z o,, ff ref or,Zf ' the 2h,'f 5 ::,sef'Q wf1'fqes 'lf fi t' - 2 ' p gvt ii ., I1 I7 tl 5 'f G ye - X Ag X 992 mg gh! Deedanwr cla55oduCed thfwere ,iohni l THIS IS IT i 'Pu,,u: i-,lee ees 'angie an Gtrlhr ,fa :pg vie' 613044 scalator and W, iv and invfwdmatesiaii, acne' 'mr-: PAST there Giang secolviqersf lo ad me Que I5 0659 51496 ,pf ey, ackage, but ,,,eev'lf5 Omer CWS twin' - Susanne and Isabel Grimm, .mm Funef, ,, 1 ,been EC t,, U 9 ue, St-or Bib ,ima 098- all ne R001- wspitali mdakglgs, CWM' .YRS 9055- Junior uerk, Chris Viola, Alice Robertson, Jo Anyaia-W owing 'ble ' 3,11 ufrferq 'lava vf' me Swat- Marcia Keel, fwwuhr and 5m Thomai awed Bob Green. -,aid ,en me 5'-ill fo scoe Dev, has FQ' 510 B 505 try Jane Stout, I palm' ' X Men-icKme6 me 'E Sy-,ek Fuller. I - fda flu-,,ed 7-tgoh 1te,,c 'G wus , -JO - . . Joman, vit. AND THEIN Mrs, Nelgon egpl' me gfougs ,reirginia Bla-ck. c-he he C the 1 6 exif' einberg, and iel's putting salt mes SPSS! ,,0v.eS :Genome Vfpfoddce eofge Stone, Robert Pninips, Remy 6,913,309 ,U 'ie '35, OIL he made for he! of Colin t My are se do no vows aY Ff THE CLASS - Margaret Muay, in W ,certiiicatez nderstand for a said um and- U mix CHUM ' HMV J' P c'f G1 A teena 'S' Joanne 25 eC0 un, Jeomv- ' ' Florence ooks on their fact Counyoritvi 5 . builds..- ' 3 urs U mel red. Q 6 ,'yie ' -ON, 6511 our fl -.,.. -, - f ' TZ PETER: tous 'kfeW.n6mca'e' ROBERT J. SH --f .U A bag: f,,e '1w,e '1- QOL 'Y WQTOR 101.1 Wad- va- laying Wm ' N ' -1 riot l, 'f2'L ff sl' GARDCLASS ELECT etTlert'e'81 and , Jon Tabbert. I I. e tb 'lr 4- 1 ? Sen- - pg' 501 ,Bn .ated by Dorothy Schoneker, Mm Up pf' ofdte oe eq: Ray-QW C Nambe' :face is S s?o9 xdvrx Ndncy Sutton, Kurt Pamtzer, .for We 6011- Sf' the 'One '-V13 usually Lafgreasuref 5 we we A O'f,,e.ghb I Bishop, Charles Kaufman. the Q 4't dollle Osliiqist Uxaori vow: 01 axgeila M -..H n 1 ors we ' rt., wh e-,us ,cs se. W ,dent 6,0 Kea tlre train, the engine missed 2 Puzgnggngg 'gFTHE1FgLITU2E , 90,503 'S ,gl 7719 cw H vm, exec'-fgxevictivn we xnwf, into the studio where Mr. Si Assmed by Nancy Aimbg Eggs' uh T s'10,.f 1nJ' xr-'Wg isnt clubs 'Ln pcm we 'Jill ,otxo 5',,,xe+' ll YY I , l e A 1 - . a lesson. Buglemouth then cam ,MM , . y . ' ' 'd B' et- got we S 1-diy' g'? 5a.llY Wm 95 ov uid ,, . 7' C K' ch' Kat 534774, Shirley Rae Evans, 4.. qt xd yesie - sident. GBAGY- 9,95 Y' fg- llflllgemeflt of The AtChlSOl'l, Young, Carolyn Uhenoweth, Vic Mercer, Marg Russo, Jo' iheosen vice-pff and Nelson . oyo- vioxx A A Gutzu.-iller, Byron Breedlove, Sully pgge,-,om paul 0.3mm 'Tm sec,-etafi - pffnnemki Qu PAGE 7 .if .ij NX LUNG 246-O AND 'FAR -AWAV - -- PAGE 8 LONG AGO AND FAR AWAY was bom a school one day, due largely to the visionary planning of Caleb Mills, the first. Superintendent oi' Public Instruction for Indiana, and Abram C. Shortridge, a dedicated teacher and Superintendent oi' Schools for Indianapolis. Beginning in 1865, twenty-eight students were taught first in two rooms of a grade school and then in a church at Market. Street and the Circle. Five graduated from Indianapolis High School in 1869. Academic standards were stringent and set the pace for long years of excellence. The school progressed in 1871 to a mansion at Michigan and Pennsylvania Streets. A new school was built in 1885. This high school 1813 soon was outgrown and a second was built 6821. At the tum of the century they were named Shortridge High Schooland Manual Training High School. In 1901, twelve hundred students crowded into Shortridge. By now the Senate had been organizedg the Echo and Amiual were being published. Music, art, literature, debating, and science were all stressed, but a gymnasium and an audlt.orium were lacking. Basketball games had to be played at the YMCA or YWCA. A new building opened at North and Pennsylvania in 1905, complete with a gym and a lunchrooml The rivalry with Arsenal Technical High School probably began as early as 1912, when a third high school was built. Shortridge continued to attract most ofthe college-bound students. By the early twenties, the population of Indianapolis was expanding to the north, and most of the students came to school on the streetcar. Crispus Attucks was opened for the blacks in 1927, and George Washington High School opened the same year. Also during those years the Junior Vaudeville came into being and FELIX BECAME A TRADITION. Shortridge had one of the first chapters of the National Honor Society, established in the same era. Social clubs held sway, much to the disapproval of the principal. Broad Ripple had been annexed to the city in 1922, so Shortridge was one of six city high schools when in 1928 it moved to its new location at 34th and Meridian Streets. What a beautiful building! Of Corinthian architecture, it was constructed of Indiana limestone and brick. Built with a center courtyard, each side had its own entrances. Remember Caleb Mills Hall? The Roda Selleck Art Gallery? Two gyrus separated the boys' and girls' physical education classes, but the doors could open to seat twenty-four hundred for basketball games. The Charity Dye Library became the largest high school library in Indiana. A linotype machine and press in the printshop produced the now daily Echo. ENTER THE CLASS OF 1946! J. Dan Hull was principal, succeeding George Buck who had led the school for thirty-one years. Franklin D. Roosevelt was president ofthe United States. And our country was at war. The whole school cooperated in war service activities and selling War Bonds. Our sales record was one of the best. in the nation. Our Vaudevilles held a national reputation for excellence and were attended by Hollywood scouts. Athletic teams continued to be successhxl, too. We danced to the music ofthe big bands. Tony Pastor played for our graduation dance at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. 'Ihe fifties were good, but the sixties and seventies brought challenges plagued by racism and a changing socio-economic level. Emotions were high when Shortridge closed as a high school in 1981. As the class valedictorlan stated, You can close a building, but you cannot kill a spirit. We of the Class of 1946 echo those sentiments as we remember our years at Shortridge with great pride. They were indeed our GOLDEN DAYS. -Shirley Rae Evans Holmes 9 O '79 dh J. J E X I1-IAFI O'-DB1-fkdi MAGHC, E ff 'N NYY CRVSTA-L TSA-LLI SEE--- ' Y 1 1 A If - -. .1 under Po' Alf,-D Q tty 5 shocx ang 0 JG Q ob'-1 : ,even lohnsxo ' vin Sch X S Carolyn ME encg of fzger 0 ' Sell . QA! O ee nd B111 Peet Ing 6 -xp 6? ey Ev race wmking cases , Cb oo on , bas Giga Pon-is Marion Gold 'C' N Wi HTMU- 1 Q fl, 1 f bboi .isixq fnelve- e ,'f1I'COurf Us C? 'os Vir 9r 0 flrnil go 06,28 Qene Rock Scherrer scuba diving ohdCl7fl y 'heropist e C? ox dren RSX V CD13 68' Q20 Qc A A 5505 Marilyn Conner Huckleberry on c rredicol mission in Honduras 751, OOJ . 1, - . I Qxox GL ooo -x0 . de S 1 gnc: K 6590 , dag! Od' xlos n Srrcrer 05 0 fashion qefxwg A f- E Q8 0 Fbfffn 'sbvnc QQCKQYX . 139 .4 71 Q 5 4- V Q56 bxvsoo C21 E ? 1? 2 . O60 -oke go ,Q O5 E V. Q1 E . 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In done' Butch Haeber as a daring rmriner ' 1 -'6 s Des PAGE 9 TAKE 'rr-as Bov 'me END! veszv wsu., Nuss ousm 1 DIXIE3 QI3UGAN S PAGE l 0 19' ,A li' at Suturduq soda pop rickey. 3 HIIUIIE . . ...... .. ...U .f.... ' quzckzes E f--any' kv' 6 71011611 11116 tb lure! 0 Popular radio shows included The Shadow, Gangbusters, Fibber McGee and Molly and The Jack Benny Show 119401 The Red Skelton Show, The Green Hornet. Superman, In- ner Sanctumf' The Fred Allen Show, One Man's Family and Queen for a Day 119451. .- Millionaire skiles Test supposedly kept a blue- 1 light vigil for gi, the corpse of ' his wife. --1 Young people -,,, home the g fe House of Bluewfli . U Lights and s swore by its b spooky li-1 3 - e 2: ilduhbed his all s'W 0 ln 1940 Alfred FEEL , SUT T315 X '5 A 2116659 USA . . Hitchcock's first American film, Rebecc2i, won the Oscar for best picture: S . i Tae We t and W.C. Fields starred the Little the . goings-on. ONE DOZEN ff- PAGE HATTIE ABRAMSON MURIEL J. ADAMS ELLEN IADESI TRIPP 5 Willow St Peaks Island, ME 04108 i207I 766-5610 Emerson College,BA: Winthrop College, MA: U.North Carolina, PhD. Retired lAdju not-US M Interests: cats, theatre BETTY JEAN ALDEN CHARLES L. ALDOUS 4408 Clovelly Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46254 i317I 299-4349 Wife: Barbara Nash '46: C:2 GC:2 Butler University MADONNA IALEXANDERI FRAZIER 3404 Woodhaven Trail Kokomo, IN 46902 l317I 453-2719 DORTHA IALFSI SOMERVILLE 1019 Stratford Hall Indianapolis, IN 46260 i317I 253-4331 SHIRLEY JEANNINE IALLENI SMITH 9302 C Barcroft Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46240 C:2 GC:1 Homemaker Enjoys reading, music, crochet, crafts PAGE I 2 JOHN CHARLES AMES THURMAN C. ANDERSON 12337 N. Fairway Hts. Dr. Mequon, WI 53092 l414I 242-3494 Wife: Ann P. C12 GC:3 Wabash College. Chairman and Founder of Badger Packaging Corp. Enjoys golf, fishing MILLARD HOWARD ARNOLD 1 1406 Ruckle ' Carmel, IN 46032 l317I 846-0672 MARJORIE IARTHURI FAULCONER 6902 Cricklewood Road Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 849-0819 Husband: Thomas J., III. C:4 GC:4 Butler University PEGGY IASPINALLI O'KANE 441 Bent Tree Lane Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317I 255-7784 Husband: Paul. C:4 GC:7 Butler University. Realtor. Enjoys golf, reading, working JACQUELINE ATWELL Deceased PRISCILLA W. BABBITT 6869 N. Delaware Indianapolis IN 46220 l317I 251-0254 Indiana University. Retired Interests: Volunteering, reading, travel PATRICIA IAYRESI RICHARDSON Rt. 1, Box 125 HeII's Bottom Ranch, Stratton, NE 69043 l308I 276-2537 Abbreviations: C:N children: GC: grandchildren: GGC: great grandchildren JOHN CLINTON BAIN IRVING F. BALL 131 E. 84th Street indianapolis, IN 46240 l317I 251-6598 Wife: Patricia C:3 GC:6 Northwestern University, Industrial Engineering. Retired-Bank One. Lt. JG, U.S. Navy, 1951-1954. Enjoys travel, reading, volunteer work HAZEL 'MICKEY' IBANKSI JONES 2063 Kerns Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46280 l317I 846-1322 C:3 plus 9 step-children GC: 16 Purdue Univ. Real estate sales-retired Enjoys travel, community theaterfprojects, dancing PHOEBE IBARNESI WEILAND 106 Rollinson St. West Orange, NJU 07052 BARBARA IBARTLETTI MUSGRAVE R. R. 1 Stilasville, IN 46180 l317I 996-3992 MARIE IBARTUNGI ENGLES 3257 S. Parker Rd. 33-306 Aurora, CO. 80014 l303I 743-8837 C:2 GC:5 Hanover College. Sales-Steven Maurice International Gems Enjoys travel, grandchildren, P.E.0. EMILY IBASLERI GROVES 6749 West 10th St Indianapolis IN 46214 l317I 241-8123 Husband: Phillip C:3 GC:4 Enjoys travel, sewing, crafts THOMAS EDWARD BATTY NANCY EDITH BEATTY 7979 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317I 251-1640 BENJAMIN F. BEHRENT HCR 74, Box 98A Ft. Davis, TX 79734 l915I 426-3488 Wife: F. Michele C16 GC: 5 Indiana, BS: Illinois St. MSEd. Exec.Dir.lProgram Chief for several non-profit org. Advanced EMT Status. Interests: chiIdren's health programs PRISCILLA IBENDERI HUGHES Deceased BARBARA IBENEFIELI GRAHAM 7833 lvydale Drive Indianapolis, IN 46250 l317I 849-0382 BARBARA IBENNETT I COSBY 6401 Holly Lane Mechanicsville, VA 231 1 1 WARREN GENE BENNETT 6367 Greenleaves Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 257-3007 Wife: Barbara Rusie '46 BETTY LOUISE BERTRAND JAMES F. BEST 12674 Glen Hollow Dr. Bonita Springs, FL 33923 l941I 947-3961 Wife: Edythe L. C:2 GC:4 Indiana University-Indianapolis Retired. Enjoys golf PAGE I 3 WILLIAM P. BEST R.R. 2 Seward, PA 15954 l814l 446-6637 MARY JO IBIBOSI WALLACE 7029 Central Ave. Indianapolis IN 46220 l317l 255-4958 Husband: Wayne C13 GC:4 Purdue. Homemaker. Retired as volunteer treasurer of retirement home board. Enjoys Ontario vacation home, visits to family, gardening NORDA IBIDDLECOMBEI MEHRUCK 2268 Woodsman Lane, 04 Indianapolis IN 46229 l317l 898-2048 C11 Butler, Indiana Universities. IUPUI Office manager and music teacher Enjoys travel, scuba diving, dancing, music, theater, helping others JANE IBILLERI STEINHART 1106 Ridge Rd. Carmel, IN 46033 l317l 844-7896 Husband: Robert C12 GC:1 Butler University. Homemaker Enjoys travel MARY IBISHOPI COAN 83 Indian Field Rd. Greenwich, CT 06830 l203l 869-1835 Husband: Stuart. C24 GC13 Smith College: New York University. Adm. Editor- Progressive Architecture Magazine. Enjoys reading, gardening, swimming, birding, music, theatre, sewing, knitting VIRGINIA IBLACKI STERN 4501 E. 21st Street Indianapolis, IN 46218 l317l 357-5551 RAYMOND EARL BLAISDELL Carson, WA 98610 BARBARA ELAINE BLUE PAGE 14 V ROLAND S. BLUMER 11811 Preston Rd. Dallas, TX 75229 lofficel l214l 239-7370 C23 GC:5. Butler University Sales-packaging machinery Interest: fly fishing RUTI-IANN IBONNELLI RITTER 828 Tournament Rd. Punte Vedra Beach, FL l905l 285-9941 Husband: Donald G. C13 GCZ3 Indianapolis General Hospital lnow Wishardl. Registered nurse Enjoys bridge, golf PATRICIA IBOOTHI MONROE ROBERT S. BOOTH P.O. Box 15 Horner, IN 46219 l317l 663-2471 Wife: Joyce. C22 Indiana University. Retired Advertising Makeup Supervisor, Indianapolis StarlNews Interests: Boy Scouts, Kiwanis, 4-H Judge, lndiana Audubon Society MARCIA IBOUGHTONI COFFEE 1405 Copper Beech Run Ft. Wayne, IN 46804 l219l 625-4115 St. Francis College. MS Psychology Retired MARILYN IBOWMANI BLEWETT 1 1835 Discovery Circle Indianapolis, IN 46236 l317l 823-4135 Husband: William C11 Butler University. Teacher Enjoys reading, golf, bridge, church ANN IBOWYERI SUTTER 6706 Shelley St. ' Indianapolis, IN 46219 l31 71 356-0503 Husband: Carl. C11 GC12 Butler University. Bookkeeper Enjoys travel, sewing BARBARA IBOYDI SOBEY 730 N. Valley Chase Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48304 l810l 642-0154 Husband: Al C13 GC:1 Butler University. Housewife Enjoys volunteering, travel CHARLENE BRADSHAW Deceased JULIA IBRAKE1 JACKSON 17 Oak St. Orono, ME 04473 BYRON BREEDLOVE 1548 Norwood Dr. SW Lilburn, GA 30247-5504 VIRGINIA IBRICKEY1 SHARRER 1711 Boca Raton Cr. Punta Gorda, FL 33950 l9411 637-0650 Husband: Marcus C:3 GC:4 Retired - American United Life Enjoys travel, visits with friends, meeting new people MARTHA IBRIDGINSI ZIMMERMAN 15 Caddy Road Rotonda West, FL, 33947 I9411 697-4287 2nd add: 3213 Thurston Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46224. 43171291-3308. C:2 GC:6 GGC:1 Insurance underwriter personal lines Enjoys golf, swimming, reading N18190 Lindquist Lake Dunbar WI 54119 l7'I51 324-5340 Husband. Kenneth. C.3 GC.4 DePauw University. Retired teacher, retired town clerk. Plays for church services. Enjoys photograph horses, travel, out-of-doors. Co-authored book 'Dunbar Remembered'-pictures, layout ANN IBRIGI-IAM1 KAZMAR V PATRICIA IBRITTON1 WHITE 309 Herr St. Englewood, Ohio 45322 l5131 836-3135 Husband: Kenneth C:2 GC:3 Office work, sales. Enjoys bowling, swimming, travel, bridge I CAROL BROWN 8820 Washington Blvd., W.Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l3171 846-8820 THOMAS S. BROWN 27553 Etcheverry Ct. Tracy, CA 95376 l2091 835-5542 Wife: Patricia. C:3 GC:1 Butler University: Univ. of Washington Retired USMC. Real estate broker Interests: golf, automobiles RICHARD A. BRUNING 95 Via de Laurencio Chula Vista, CA 91910-5003 l6191 426-6827 Wife: Barbara C:2 GC:2 Butler University. Retired U.S. Navy Captain Enjoys golf, wood working, gardening Optimist Club GEORGIA IBUCKNERI PIERRE 5652 S. Harper Ave. Chicago, IL 60637 l3121 643-3405 C:3 GC:3 Columbia College: University of Missouri Retired mental health worker. Interests family friends, cooking, climbing, Blue Ridge Mountains JEAN IBUCKNERI CLEMONS BARBARA IBURCHI MERRELL 5347 Warmwinds Ct. St. Louis, M0 63129-3013 l3141 892-2548 Husband: James Lee. C:3 GC:3 Transylvania University. Retired social worker. Enjoys travel, music DAVID CRAIG BURKHOLDER 593 Tory Hill Road Devon, PA 19333 l2151 688-8706 ROBERT CARTER BURNETT, JR. Deceased CHARLOTTE IBURNSTEN1 FROHMAN 1374 Castro-Circlefield Cincinnati, OH 45246 l5131671-1998 C:2 GC:5 Indiana and Miami Universities Retired. Enjoys volunteering, travel, sewing, yard work, theater PAGE I 5 SAM DIXON BURRELL CHARLENE IBUTTZI HIGGINS 9851 Costa Mesa Lane 3312 Bonita Springs, FL 33923 Summer: 2514 Country Club Dr., Rochester, IN 46975. l219l 223-8571 Husband: William. C:5 GC:6. Butler and Indiana Universities. Retired musician Enjoys golf, sailing, tennis, music BETTY LOU CALDWELL ESTHER CALUZA ROBERT W. CAMP 94 Whitewood Lane Rochester, NY 14618 l716l 244-8821 Wife: Nancy Judy '46 C:2 GC:4 Purdue University. Retired Enjoys travel, photography, golf, skiing ROBERT 'FRITZ' CARLSON RR 13, Box 85 Bloomington, IL 61709 l309l 829-3144 Wife: Mary Ann C:3 GC:4 Purdue University. Electrical engineer-retired Enjoys travel, computers, reading RICHARD H. CASSIDY 1902 Canoe St. Waldport, OR 97394 l541I 563-2230 Wife: Jacquelyn C:2 GC:2 Mexico City College, BA: University of Alaska, MA. Retired high school' teacher CAROLYN 'CHIZEL' ICI-IENOWETHI WORKMAN 332 Layton Ct. Reisterstown, MD 21136-3535 l410l 833-4668 C:4 GC:6, Transylvania,BA: University of Maryland, MSW Clinical social worker. Hospice volunteer Enjoys music, travel, church activities PAGE l 6 CHARLOTTE ICHRISNEYI EMERY 4654 Fairfax Ave. Dallas, TX 75209 l214l 357-5174 JO ANN ICHRISTENAI MANN 4211 Glen Oaks Drive Bloomington, IN 47403-3119 l812l 825-7802 Husband: Roy C:2 GC:3 Butler University. Housewife, mother, teacher. Enjoys travel, genealogical research, reading BARBARA ICHURCHMANI DOHERTY 5505 Chester Lane Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317l 255-5510 C:2 GC:3 Indiana and Butler Universities. Retired Enjoys gardening, knitting, sewing, caring for granddaughter MICHAEL S. CHURCHMAN 20 LeMans Court , Shawnee Mission, KS 66208 l913l 648-5645 Wife: Jean C:3 GC:6 Wesleyan University. Museum official- Nelson-Atkins Museum, 4525 Oak St. Kansas City, M0 641 1 1 Enjoys travel, schools, museums GEORGE A. CI.ARK 10904 Spring Mill Lane Carmel IN 46032-9565 l317I 574-8956 Wife: Shirley. C:3 GC:7 Indiana University Medical School. Physician-Ophthalmologist USAF Flight surgeon, base flight surgeon for NAS helped select original six astronauts Enjoys spectator sports, aviation, military history. CATHERINE lCl.ARKl BREOK '238 lnnisbrooke Ave. Greenwood, IN 46242 l317l 888-8206 RICHARD W. CLIFTON 142 Maplecrest Dr. Carmel, IN 46033 l317l 846-1436 PATRICIA ICOATEI CASDORPH 4409 Fairway Dr. Lakewood. CA 90712 l310l 425-5856 C:6 GC:10 Butler, BS: Long Beach City College, Nursing Teacher, RN, cardiac rehabilitation, diabetic education. Enjoys travel, walkathons, fishing MARTHA ALCIDENE COLE CHARLES ALAN COLLINS Deceeeed SHARW ICOLUNSI REYNOLDS 10903 Jordan Rd. Carmel, lN 46032 i317l 846-5982 Husband: Joe. C11 Butler University. Free lance artist Co-owner iwith daughterl of 'Reed 81 Vine Basketry' Enjoys travel, gardening, retired racing greyhound MARY ANN IOOMPTONI TEET OR 6701 Mallard Cove Terrace Ft. Wayne, lN 46804 i219l 436-1808 Husband: Tom. C:4 GC:8 Indiana University. Housewife Interests: family, friends, golf, grandchildren, hand work MARILYN ICONNERI I-IUCKLEBERRY 11533 N. River Rd. Indianapolis, lN 46280 i317l 846-2275 C:4 GC:2 Butler Univ. and Indiana Univ. Hospitals Regis. medical technologist. Interests: volunteer, health ministry, church activities and offices RUTH ICOOLEYI BREAZEAL 5301 New Mexico St. Vancouver, WA 98661 ELEANOR IRENE COUGHLEN Deceased EDWINA ICOURI GRESKAMP 713 Collyer St. Longmont, C0 80501 i303l 776-5984 JOAN ICOURTNEYI BEAL Deceased CATHBNE JEAN lCOXl MCNABB 645 Lake Tide Dr. Chapin, South Carolina 29036 i803l 345-5127 VIRGIIA ICOXI UTRES 5706 Gallatin St. Hyattsville, MD 20781 THOMAS GEORGE CRAWFORTH 17 South Masters Drive Homosassa, FL 34446 i904l 382-3606 Wife: Mary C:3 GC:4 Butler University Retired from construction firm Enjoys golf VIRGINIA ANN CRUME JO ANN EVELYN CUMMING JOYCE LOUISE CUNNINGHAM DONALD ROBERT CURTIS Deceased PAGE 'l 7 BEVERLY ANN DAHLSTROM JERRY ALLEN DANIEL P.O. Box 803770 Dallas, TX 75380 JAMES G. DASELER 10217 Ridgewood Dr. El Paso, TX 79925 l915l 598-7498 Wife: Julia C:3 GC:9 Purdue University. Retired engineer-El Paso Nat. Gas. Co. Enjoys fishing, bowling, camping MARY ANN IDAUGHERTYI OSGOOD 534 S. Oak Knoll Pasadena, CA 91101 BEVERLY IDAVIDSONI HAAB 2314 Kessler N. Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46222 l317l 638-0923 VIRGINIA IDAVISI JONES 8857D La Riviera Drive Sacramento, CA 95026 l916l 361-0714 C11 W-B Jr. College, Butler and Lamar Universities. Univ. english instructor Interests: bike riding, reading and writing letters BARBARA JEAN DEHART NOl.A ELIZABETH DELANEY PAGE l 8 JEAN IDELLI BAIN Deceased JAMES EDWIN DEMLOW RICHAE DEAN DICK 906 Od: Valley Dr. Cary, IL 60013 l708l 639-2326 Wife: Patricia C:5 GC:17 DePauw University. Retired salesman. Enjoys travel and golf JACK E. DICKSON 8201 Windcombe Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 253-7067 ANITA DIGGLE JANE A. DISHDN FLORENCE C. DOMOR ANN IDONAGHI BOYLAN 1986 Flintshire Ct. Cincinnati, OH 45230 l513l 232-8240 Husband: John C12 GC:2 Indiana Univ.,BS: Northwestern Univ., MA. Teacher Enjoys art, gardening, symphony BETTY IDONALDSONI KNIFFEN 755 College Way Carmel, IN 46032 I317I 846-5704 Husband: Edward C:5 GC:7 Retired Enjoys reading, music, quilts and crafts, church, babysitting grandchildren ROSE MARY DONELSON GLORIA IDOTTSI MALEY 6104 Mikco Lane Indianapolis, IN 46250 I317I 849-8610 Husband: Frank C:1 plus 6 stepchildren, GC: 2 Accounting Administrator - Lilly Endowment Interests: family, friends, work MARK EDWARD DUNBAR 720 W. Washington St., 8154 Greenburg, IN 47240-1568 I812I 663-7918 Wife: Barbara C:2 GC:3 Butler University Retired Interests: sports on TV, golf JOANNE IEBERGI PROBST 2234 Red Fern Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46227 I317I 786-9751 WILLIAM F. ECKHART 3741 Briarwood Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46240 I317I 849-2874 Wife: Charlene C:3 GC:5 Indiana University. Bookbinder Enjoys golf PEGGY IEDWARDSI SHERIFF 4559 Aldersgate Rd. Carmel, IN 46033 I317I 846-3532 C:4 GC:9 Butler University. Retired teacher Free lance calligrapher Enjoys golf and bridge CHARLES F. EFROYMSON 9248 Spring Forest Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46260 I317I 848-6033 LORENE IELLIOTTI BUCHANAN 855 Homewood Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46280 I3'l7I 846-2270 C:2 GC:3 Office work Enjoys travel, reading, fishing ORVlU..E GUY ELZIE 1452 N. First Ave. Upland, CA 91786 I909I 985-0562 Wife: Marjorie C:2 GC:3 Mt. San Antonio College: San Diego State University. Retired electrical engineer Four years in U.S. Navy. Korean War Vat. Enjoys ham radio, travel, computers THOMAS F. EMERSON 18158 Parvo Ct. San Diego, CA 92128 I619I 451-2941 Wife: Marion C:4 GC:6 University of Michigan. Retired Interests: golf and travel DOROTHY A. EMMERD EDWARD 'GENE' EUGENE ENGLISH 7801 Fall Creek Road Indianapolis, IN 46256 I317I 841-0569 Wife: Mary Jane. C:3 Indiana University. Real estate FRANK V. ESPY Deceased BARBARA 'BEZY' IEVANSI FARRIS 3601 Bay Road, N. Drive Indianapolis, IN 46240 I317I 842-3601 Also, Palm Island Resort Cape Haze, FL. Husband: Phillip. C:12 Iblender familyi GC: 12. DePauw University Homemaker. Interests: gardening, embroidery birding, volunteering, traveling coast to coast SHIRLEY RAE IEVANSI HOLMES 9801 Gulfstream Ct. Fishers, IN 46038 I317I 849-4799 Husband: Donald C:3 GC:3 Butler Univ. Retired elementary teacher Enjoys travel, bridge, piano, reading, boating., volunteer work PAGE I LUCINDA IFALLI O'DONNELL HOWARD E. FAY DORIS IFECHTMANI HILLYARD 157 S: 7th Ave. Manville, NJ 08835 i201I 526-7805 FREDERICK W. FEIBELMAN 1071 Duncan Spur Akron, OH 44333 i216I 666-3956 Wife: Minna C:3 GC:2 University of Pennsylvania. Investment Rep Enjoys gardening, reading, investing, fitness, music, family RUTH JOANN IFINOTI REES 3700 Bordeaux Ct. Elkhart, IN 46514 i219I 264-3085 Husband: Jim. C:1 GC:2 Indiana University. Retired Enjoys bridge, quilting, acting, travel JOSEPH DIXON FITZGERALD H. JACK FNEL 1 Benwood Lane Creve Coeur, M0 46514 i314I 569-2769 ARTHUR ALVIN FLECK Deceased PAGE 2 0 MARIA IFLEISCHERI DESPOT R.R.2, Box 168 Crandon, WI 54520 l717I 478-2848 Husband: Carl C:3 GC:7 Earlham College. Retired credit manager- Gimbles Dept. store. Enjoys all water activities, skiing, snowmobile, gardening, reading exercise, crafts, knitting, crochet GEORGE CHARLES FLETCHER 1212 Redbrook Ct. IPA Indianapolis, IN 46229 131 7I 894-9207 VIRGINIA IFOLTZI O'BRIEN 3591 Bay Rd. N. Drive Indianapolis, IN 46240 I317l 842-1234. Husband: William C:3 GC:7 MacMurray College: Butler University. Teacher Homemaker. Enjoys community service, church Kappa Alpha Theta, Junior League, Foltz Foundation, Jameson Camp. Community boards NANCY IFORBESI MACDANIEL 5534 Greenview Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46220 i317I 255-9580 MACILE IFORSEEI FLEENOR 4680 N. 500 W. Bargersville, IN 46106 i317I 422-9333 Husband: Wes C:3 GC:7 IUPUI. Retired Supervisor, American United Life. Teaches composting classes at elementary school. Enjoys travel, woodworking, clown, hospital volunteer BETTY IFORSTERI FULTON R.R. 63, Box 299 Cashiers, NC 28717 IRWIN M. FOSTER FRED R. FRANKLIN 3617 Parthenon Way Olympia Fields, IL 60461 i312I 748-5369 JACK LEE FRAZIER 3404 Woodhaven Trail Kokomo, IN 46902 l317l 453-2719 DOROTHY IFRIEDLANDI MANTEL 608 Flagstaff Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45215 l513l 931-2465. Husband: Sam C14 GC:1O Indiana Univ.,BA: Harvard Graduate School of Education. Retired public information officer, Wyoming, OH city schools Interests: grandchildren MARY LOUISE IFRIEDMEYERI WILLIAMS 5191 Fairway Drive, Plainfield, IN 46168 1325 Peppertree Trail, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 800-358-4781 Husband: Jack S. C:3 GC:2 Butler and John Herron School of Art Retired Tech. Editor-Allison GM. Health 81 Life Ins. agent. Interests: art, painting photography, sailing VIRGINIA FRITTS JEAN IFULLERI BALLEW 213 Brierley Way Carmel, IN 46032 I317I 846-2402 . Husband: Von C26 GC:7 Purdue University. Retired Teachers Aide, Indiana School for the Blind Interests: travel, volunteer work JOHN G. FULLER 99 Roger Williams Highland Park, IL 60035 I31 21 432-3939 NELSON DON GADDY Deceased DOROTHY JEAN IGARDI CALDWELL 1006 Wadsworth Dr. N.W. Atlanta, GA 30318 I404l 355-1320 Husband: Dick. C12 GC:2 Butler University. Retired KELLIE GARDNER Deceased MYRNA JO IGAVINI SCHENCK 3015 River Bay Dr. N. Indianapolis, IN 46240 I317l 842-2171 Husband: Jack. C:3 GC:4 Indiana University. Retired realtor Enjoys travel, golf, family MARILYN IGERRINGERI HICKS 4350 Madison Ave., 1215 Indianapolis, IN 46227 l31 71 783-9947 JAMES W. GIBSON 1230 E. 90th St. Indianapolis, IN 46240 I31 71 846-8369 C:2 GC:4 Butler University Retired pharmacist Enjoys golf, fishing, sports JOY ANN GLAD DOLORES IGLENDYI STONEKEY 24 Dartmouth Dr. Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 DON W. GOELZER 5140 Green Braes, E. Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46234 I317l 291-9228 Wife: Joan C:3 GC:6 Indiana University Investment banking Enjoys golf, travel ADA EILEEN GOLDBERG PAGE 2 I MARION IGOLDTHWAITEI HARCOURT 8426 Viburnum Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46260 i317l 251-4436 C:5 GC:6 DePauw, Purdue and Indiana Universities Social worker, family therapist Interests: photography, genealogy, China, birding, master gardner DAMON GOODE 6202 N. Evanston Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317l 842-5518 ROBERT W. GOODWINE Deceased SHIRLEY ELAINE GRADY DOROTHY M. GRAHAM MARY ANN IGRANNONI DOWNARD NATHAN GREEN Deceased ROBERT FRANKLIN GREEN 1117 W. 11th St. Marion, IN 46953 l317l 664-9745 PAGE 2 2 MARY IGREENEI ESTRIDGE 12501 Ulmerton Rd., 590 Largo, FL 34644 i813l 595-0831 C:2 GC:3 Retired bookkeeper Enjoys reading, crosswords, beaching, traveling MARY JANE GREER MARCET IGRIBBENI SI-IIELDS 879 Harper Court Cary, IL 60013-3225 l708l 516-0267 C:2 GC:2 Butler University. Retired teacher Enjoys family, the arts, antiques JUNE GRIFFITH MARGARET ISABEL IGRIFFITHI MCKINNEY 142 Monticello Ct. Noblesville, IN 46060 l317l 773-7379 Husband: Max C23 GC:3 Purdue University SUZANNE IGRIFFITHI CHAPMAN Deceased PAT IGRUBERI KEEVER 7255 E. Snyder Road 35202 Tucson, AZ 85750 SUSAN IGUILDI TRAUBA 3725 El Monte Dr. Loomis, CA 95650 JOAN IGUTZWILLERI CROSCH Deceased GEORGE SHEPARD HAERLE 502 Braeside Dr., N. Indianapolis, IN 46260 I317l 846-8567 DAVID BESON HAGGARD 5415 Carnoustie Circle Plainfield, IN 46168 l317I 745-9157 Wife: JoAnn C15 GC:11 Indiana University. Physician KENNETH HALLAM 701 E. Capitol, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20003 ROBERT TRUMAN HAMILTON DOROTHY ELLEN HAMMER 44 Mann Ave Toronto, Ontario, Can a M4S 2Y3 l416I 932-3500 Wife: Sharon. C:3 TV Stage Designer JOSEPH L. HAMPSON ' ad BETTY L. HANCE MARY ANN IHANDSI LOCKLEAR 16950 Wildwood Dr. Montrose, CO 81401 I303I 249-7643 Husband: Edward. C12 GC:5 Butler University. Retired Enjoys travel, golf, gardening, reading CLARENCE EUGENE HANKINS Deceased BARBARA SUE IHANNAI ROCHE 5803 Highland Hills Terr. Austin, TX 78731 ALICE IHANNAHI WIECKMAN 6565 Aintree Terrace Indianapolis, IN 46256 I317I 595-9230 Husband: Bill C:4 GC:4 Butler University. Teacher Interests: crafts, travel, gardening LOIS HARE 5524 N. Delaware Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 255-3551 DOROTHY IHARRISI EVANS 814 Eucalyptus Ln. Fountain Valley, CA 92708 I71 41 378-0018 C:4 GC:7 Saddleback College. Fashion design and dressmaking Enjoys ceramics, golf, gardening, travel PATSY IHARRISONI HUEBER 7315 Huntington Road Indianapolis IN 46240 l317l 849-9490 Husband: Donald lButchI '46 C:4 GC:6 Administrative Asst.-Championship Auto Racing Auxiliary Enjoys gardening ELEANOR JEAN HARSHMAN PAGE GLORIA PATRICIA HARSHMAN Deceased CAROL JoAN HARVEY I EVELYN JO HATT 326 E. 47th Street Indianapolis, IN 46205 l317i 283-6583 MARGARET ANNE IHAYMAKERI ERVIN 3441 Kenilworth Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46208 I317I 291-3613 Husband: Gene C:2 GC:3 Indiana University. Reg. Nurse Enjoys R.V.travel, church, activities with grandchildren VERA AUCE IHEIDI KUNZE HUBERT JOHN HEIDENREICH Deceased EUNICE IHEISLERI WEBER GOLDSHINE 826 Rainbow Lane Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317I 253-8010 C:3 GC:4 Indiana University. Retired Enjoys family, travel, reading HARRY WALTER HELFT 806 N. Linden Dr. Beverly Hills, CA 90210 l213I 271-3407 PAGE 2 4 MARY IHELWIGI SNAPP 2644 Chestnut Columbus, IN 47201 JOHN R. HENDERSON 78 Spring Rd. Scotia, NY 12302 l518I 374-0554 Wife: Joan Harris '47 C:3 GC:5 Purdue University Retired ANN IHENSHAWI FRENCH Deceased DEEDA IHENSLEYI SKILES 1001 Sycamore Lane Bluffton, IN 46714 l219I 824-2400 Husband: Robert C:3 GC:1 Indiana University. CIB Skiles Co. Wholesale Distributors . Enjoys golf, jogging, bridge, work DONALD H. HINKLE 1631 Lancaster Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317I 872-0972 Wife: Sue C:2 GC:1 Toledo and Butler Universities Retired - Dist. Mgr. Metals Warehouse Interest: sports BARBARA JEAN HINMAN BARBARA IHODGESI EDWARDS 133 N. Pompano Beach Blvd. Apt 310 Pompano Beach, FL 33062 l305I 785-6234 Husband: Jack L. C:2 GC:4 Butler University. Retired teacher Enjoys crafts, bridge, traveling LOUISE ll-IOLDERI RUCKRIEGEL 1805 San Mateo Drive Dunedin, FL 33528 l813I 536-5033 DAVID MONROE HOLLAND 3422 J.F.K. Drive Upland, PA 19015-2619 I610I 872-7702 Mailbox:l61Ol 874-7700 Wife: Patricia C. C:3 GC:4 Drexel University. Retired electrical engineer-Bell of Pennsylvania. Interests: model building, coin collecting, travel HELEN IHOLSINGERI BROOKS RICHARD H. HOLZER 1648 Justin Court Indianapolis, IN 46219 I317l 357-8252 CHARLES EDWIN HOOD 1 1 Ship Carpenters Square Lewes, DE 19958 LOUIS ROBERT HOPKINS 6367 Fallen Timbers Ave. Portage, IN 46368 l219I 762-5375 VERNA IHOUKI BOOTS 130 Beechmont Dr. Carmel, IN 46032 l317I 846-1604 C:3 GC:6 Retired Enjoys travel, bowling, fishing PAUL H. HOUTZER 9071 Cornucopia Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46268 l317I 872-7490. Wife: Patricia C:4 GC:5 Butler University-Lambda Chi Alpha Retired sales executive Enjoys swimming, travel DONALD RICHARD IBUT CHI HUEBER 7315 Huntington Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317I 849-9490 Wife: Patsy Harrison '46 C:4 GC:6 SulIivan's Hardware Enjoys sailing, bicycling BARBARA JEAN HUGHES GEORGIA ANN HUGHES VICTOR HUMPHREY 2804 E. Kessler Blvd. lndianapoIis,IN 46220 l317I 251-6235 Also, 3663 S. Atlantic Ave., 3110, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 l904I 427-2417 Wife: Betty C:2 GC:2 Indiana and Butler Universities. Retired Data Operations Manager. Interest: Stock Investments EDWIN ITEDI HURD 7715 A Ivydale Dr. Indianapolis, IN '46250 l317I 845-9650 NORMA IHUSSEY I MACBET H 306 E. Southport Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46227 l317I 784-0190 Husband: Ray C:3 GC:6 Retired-Bank One Enjoys reading, traveling, grandchildren WILLIAM A. JACK GILBERT KOLMAN JACOBS 8275 Alison Pointe Trail Indianapolis, IN 46250 l317I 842-0000 DOROTHY IJAMESI KANARIS 9207 S. Keeler Oak Lawn, IL 60453 l312I 423-2466 PAGE 2 5 MARILYN lJANSONl LINDNER Deceased NANCY JEAN JARVIS MARTHA ANN IJASPERSONI MITCHNER 4118 Thompson Ave. Sebring, FL 33872 19411 382-3109 Husband: Lewis C:2 GC:8 Valparaiso, Ball State and Butler Universities. Retired elementary teacher NORMA JETT DORIS UOHNSONI BENSEN 194 Bobby Lane, Manchester, CT 06040 l2031 643-1470 Husband: Kenneth. C14 GC:4 Butler University. Elem. Education teacher Church secretary. Enjoys travel, P.E.O, miniatures, Norwegian rosemaling, reading, crafts, sewing, keeping in contact with family in Oregon, Denver and Austria. JOANN IJOHNSONI CAMM 393 Vista Baya Newport Beach, CA 92660 JOANN LEE JOHNSON SUZANNE IJOHNSONI EARLY 12138 98th Avenue Seminole, FL 34642 PAGE 2 6 R. CAMERON JOHNSTON 7919 Springmill Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 255-7842 Wife: Virginia C:3 GC:7 Purdue University. Retired Enjoys boating, Ioafing and golf NANCY IJONESI SWAIN 720 West Dr. Seymour, IN 47274 l8121 522-4637 RONNY DALE JONES JAMES E. JORDAN JAMES S. JUDSON NANCY UUDYI CAMP 94 Whitewood Lane Rochester, NY 14618 l716l 244-8821 Husband: Robert W.'46 C:2 GC 4 Vassar College. Retired Enjoys photography, travel, golf, tennis, skiing and gardening RAYMOND K. JUNG Deceased EDWARD F. KARSCH WILUAM 'SKIP' KASSEBAUM 7239 West 34th St. Indianapolis, IN 46214 l317l 291-8040 Wife: Eleanor C12 GC:1 Purdue University Engineer-Contractor CHARLES H. KAUFMAN Deceased MARCIA DEANNE KEEL JOAN KEMPLER BETTY JANE KENDALL JACQUELYN IKERCHI PARSONS 9406 Barcroft Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 846-1324 MITZI IKERRI GRAHAM 2942 Stauffer Row Indianapolis, IN 46268 l317I 872-4004 C:4 GC:4 GGC:1 Butler University, IUPUI. Retired Enjoys travel, reading, auto racing BARBARA IKERSHAWI SAYERS 61 Courtland Hill St. Stamford, CT 06902 EDWARD GEORGE KEYLER 781 Woodview, S. Dr. Carmel, IN 46032 l317I 581-0738 Wife: Virginia Butler University. Retired - St. Vincent Hospital ROBERT D. KEYLER 7112-360 Pan Am Highway, Albuquerque, NM 87109 l505l 823-1768 ANISE IKISTNERI WARE 29975 Monroe Dr. Evergreen, CO 80439 l303I 674-3226 Husband: Paul C:3 GC:1 Housewife Enjoys travel, photogrophy, reading VIRGINIA IKISTNERI MAYER 2385 E. Sunlight Beach Rd, Clinton, WA 98236 BETTY JANE IKLIPPELI MCALPINE PATSY JEAN IKLIPPELI KERCHER LEONARD ALAN KOBY P.0. Box 88096 Indianapolis, IN 46208 ELISABET H IKOONSI KROETZ 6370 Avalon Lane, E. Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 849-4673. Also, 112 Cinosay Lane Oldsmar, FL 34677 l813l 784-4335 Husband: John '46 C:3 GC:8 Purdue University. Kroetz Drugs, Cumberland Interest: learning retirement' PAGE 2 7 MARY LOU IKORBI KUHN 270 Larkspur Court Zionsville, IN 46077 l317I 873-5122 ROGER 'KIM' KRAMER 805 Georgia St. Louisiana, MO 63358 l314l 754-6209 ERMA JEANNE IKRAMPEI ALLANSON 4760 N. Longworth Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46226 l317l 546-7737 FRANCEIT E LOUISE KRINER JOHN NORRIS KROETZ 6370 Avalon Lane E. lndianapoliis, IN 46220 13171 849-4673. Also, 1 12 Cinosay Lane Oldsmar, FL 34677 l813l 784-4335 Wife: Elisabeth Koons '46 C:3 GC:8 Butler College of Pharmacy. Kroetz Drugs Interest: learning retirement FRANKLIN WILLIAM KUEBLER 535 N. Sheldon Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 l812l 537-4732 KATHARINE M. LAMMERS GEORGE L. LANDI8 3127 E. 52nd Street Indianapolis, IN 46205 l317I 257-7114 PAGE 2 8 HOMER C. LARSH Deceased MARY LOU LAUGHLIN LYLE lLAWRENCEl FOIST 2511 Parkwood Dr., SD Indianapolis, IN 46224 l317l 293-3089 C12 GC:2 Retired-Citizens Gas Enjoys twin grandchildren, travel anything that keeps me going' GORDON A. LAWRENCE DONALD LAWSON JOAN CAROLYN LE BEIN ROBERT MELVIN LEONARD Deceased STANLEY LEVINSON PATTY ILEWISI MCMANUS 17649 N. Laurel Dr. 1612 Livonia, Ml 48152 l313I 953-0650 ROBERT C. LEWIS 4488 Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46205 l317I 283-4771 Wife: Cynthia C:3 GC:1 Indiana University. Legal Editor WILLIAM RICHARD LEWIS Deceased PATRICIA ILICHI McNEFF 466 Centerton Road Mooresville, IN 46158 l317l 831-1777 Husband: Kenneth. C:3 GC:4 Butler, Indiana Universities Homemaker, retired teacher. Interests: stained glass, travel, reading, sewing JANE IUNDENBERGI KELTSCH 5009 Chaucer Road Ft. Wayne, IN 46815 l219l 485-3330 C:3 plus 4 stepchildren GC: 13 Indiana University. Homemaker and volunteer Docent, Ft. Wayne Museum of Art, Board of the Philharmonic, Indiana Arts Commission. Sagamore of the Wabash HILLMAN DANIEL LOFI' ISS Deceased JAMES A. LOGSDON 1161 Canterbury Court Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317I 257-4680 ROBERT E. LONGWITH 200 E. Taylor St., Apt. 4-8 Kokomo, IN 46901-4793 l317l 459-3757 C:3 GC:6 Butler University. Sports WriterlEditor Interests: sports, military history, travel THOMAS H. LYNCH BETTY ILYTLEI NEWTON 1707 Kensington Blvd. Ft. Wayne, IN 46805 l219l 422-6949 ROBERT PERRY MADDOX DONALD E. MAI-IR ATHENS 'ART IMANOLIOSI HALL P.0. Box 26136 Indianapolis, IN 46226 I317I 546-5386 Husband: Bill C:3 GC:5 Butler University. Retired pre school teacher Enjoys water skiing, boating snow skiing sewing MARY IMANOLIOSI TIRMENSTEIN 8352 Seabridge Way Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 259-8352 Husband: Ken. C:3 GC:4 Butler University. Housewife Enjoys music, golf JULIA IMARQUISI LOW 1234 E. 400 S. Rd. Greenfield, IN 46140 l317I 462-4005 JACK 0. MARSH 8877 Lahr Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46256 l317l 842-8641 LOUISE lMARSHALLI JARBOE JOHN MARTIN Deceased MARGARET IMASONI JANOFSKY 16786 Corcel Ct. Los Gatos, CA 95030 FRANCES KOTHE MATKIN Deceased PHYLLIS JEAN IMAYHEWI HANSMAN R.R.2, Box 174 Clayton, IN 46118 l31 71 539-5038 SALLY ANN lMcBRIDEI BEAM 606 Westchester Park Springfield, OH 45504 I513I 399-6109 Husband: Robert, MD, '45. C:3 GC:4 Indiana University. Retired medical technologist. Interests: medicine, flowers, Florida home in winter, Alpha Chi Omega FRANCES IMcCONNELLl WALKER Deceased WILLIAM ROBERT McCORD Deceased PAGE 3 O WILLARD LEE McCULLOUGH DEBBIE IMcDOUGALLI HERR 391 Calle Borrego San Clemente, CA 92672 l714l 661-0289 C: 2 GC:2 California St. University ILAI Retired teacher and nurse Interests: sailing, swimming, grandchildren RUTHANNE McGAW C. REMY McKEAN 2805 East 84th Street Tulsa, OK 74137 I918I 494-2735 Wife: Joan. C:6 GC:2 Consultant-Business Turnaround Specialist DONNA SUE IMcKEEl DAVIES 5313 Tower Hill Williamsburg, VA 23188. 18041221-8187 C:3 GC:3 Hanover College, Indiana Univ. Contract negotiator, Dept. of Labor, retired Interests: 'practically everything - my new home I designed and decorated' DAN E. McLAREN 5255 Windridge Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46226 13171 545-0066. Office: 8060 Knue Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46250. I317l 842-2909 Wife: L'Marie. C:1 GC:3 Wabash College: Indiana University Medical School. Physician BETTY JEAN McLEOD FLO ANN lMeMULLENI O'ROURKE 1 1 1 Briarwood Dr. Troy, AL 36081 13341 566-7498 Husband: Les C:3 GC:1 Purdue University. Retired Enjoys gardening, reading, traveling, photography JOHN ROBERT MCRRERSON GLORIA J. lmcususm PAnmsH 275 L sr. 0412 san Lake city. UT 84103 W -I-'AM ED'-'COT' MARY nwuces MILLAGE 9101 N. Central Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 8441 166 628 Somerset Drive West Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 254-8412. Also: 1501 Sand Castle Rd., Sanibel, FL. Husband: Jack G. C:2 GC:2 Stephens College: Indiana University Housewife WCTOR MERCER mclmno B. MILLER 1017 SW Lighthouse Dr. Palm City, FL 34990 l407l 221-0942. Also, 11119 N.E. Wawasee Dr., Syracuse, IN 46567 Wife :Carolyn C:2 GC:4 Wabash College: Indiana University. Dentist JACK W- '5RR'1 i.ouisA uuuuAu imwsm Moons 234'P'o,9'esS Road 'A73 9009 Bell Mountain Drive ShBlbYVlllG, IN Austin, TX 78730 165 Florida Blvd. Merritt Island, FL 32953 I407l 452-2673 Wife: Wilma. C:2 GC:1 Purdue Univ. Retired electronics engineer - Boeing Aerospace Eng. Interests: boating, fishing, computers 7989 Westfield Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 251-0478 Husband: Bill '46 C24 GC:5 Butler University. Housewife Enjoys travel, sports, reading, gardening, grandchildren ALBERTA lMEYERl FINE RWERT PACKER MUCHELL 15960 Raven Rock Rd. Brookfield, WI 53005 I414I 781-2548 W Husband: Richard '44. C:2 GC:2 Hanover College. Homemaker Enjoys sewing, bridge, gardening, genealogy PAGE 3 I ROBERT L. MOCKFORD Deceased PATRICIA ANN MOEHLMAN GRET CHEN IMOFFITTI KREPS 4101 S. Summit Lane Columbus, IN 47201 l812l 342-9001 Husband: Frank C:2 GC:4 Butler University. Retired Registrar-Barth Co. Health. Interests: Church Deacon, Township Advisory Board, cancer research, Senior Citizens, Wellness program-Columbus Regional Hospital ISABELLE MOHEL BARBARA IMOOREI JACKSON 3744 Carmel Dr. E. Carmel, IN 46033 i317l 843-9862 Husband: Robert G. C:2 GC:3 Butler University. Housewife Interests: family, friends, gardening and three cats MERRILL MOORES 7932 Wickfield Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46256 i317l 841-3883 0ffice: 244 N. College Ave., Indianapolis IN 46202 i317l 639-3315 C:6 GC:12 Indiana University. Lawyer Interests: Ioafing MARY BONITA MORGAN WILLIAM HOWARD MORRISON Deceased PAGE 3 2 FREDONNA JOYCE MOUNT MARK MOWRY 27 Leisure World, Mesa, AZ 85206-3102 l602l 985-7445 Wife: Margaret Pantzer'46 Michigan State, Arizona State and George Washington Universities. Retired Air Force Lt. Colonel. Interests: hospital volunteer, art, anthropology, birding AUGUST WILLIAM MUELLER SAMUEL A. MUIR 515 East 61 st Street Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317l 251-1584 Wife: Mary C:4 GC:10 Indiana University. Retired-Pharmaceutical sales and first aid supply sales. Interests: photo-graphy, wordworking, stained glass, travel EMMA IMULRYI PRANGE 214 Roosevelt Dr. Greenfield, IN 46140 i317I 462-2846. Also: 1781 Pebble Beach Dr., Ft. Myers, FL 33907 l813l 433-1563 Husband: Robert H. C:5 GC:3 Secretary-Bookkeeper-Greenfield Central High Enjoys golf, reading, crochet, gardening, cards RUFUS WILSON MUMFORD q P.0. Box 2502, Suite 8346 Bradenton, FL 34206 i941l 755-2847 EARL J. MURPHY 4475 Langport Rd. Columbus, OH 43220-4257 Wife: Joanne Butler University, Indiana University,JD: Yale, LL.M., J.S.D. Professor of law and judicial administration, Ohio State University College of Law. Enjoys writing, reading JACK EUGENE MURRELL 2937 N. Arthington Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46218 l31 71 547-1822 BEVERLY MUSSAWIR Deceased BARBARA INASHI ALDOUS 4408 Clovelly Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46254 I317I 299-4349 Husband: Charles '46. C:2 GC:2 Indiana University ROBERT A. NELSON 150 Dun Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 l614I 775-4914 Wife: Darleen C:3 GC:5 Purdue University. Retired-Corp. Woodlands Asset Mgr., The Mead Corporation Enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, canoeing, skiing, travel, gardening, tree farm YVONNE LUCILLE NELSON MARY E. NEUENSCHWANDER GENE S. NEWCOMBE 10510 Hussey Lane Carmel, IN 46032 I317I 846-3998 C:2 Indiana University. Ownedloperated House of Meridian Furnllnterior Design Interests: portfolio management, singing, church involvement, gardening, developing friendships JOHN ALFRED NEWHOUSE Deceased NORMA INEWMANI STRATER 6574 Aintree Place, Indianapolis, IN 46250 l317I 842-5993 Husband: Doug C:2 GC:6 Toledo School of Design, Ringling and Miami Art Schools. Fashion illustrator for Indianapolis department and specialty stores Voice-overs for local commercials, character voices I Public Library Call-a-Story recordings ' EUGENIE INICHOLSONI FOX 516 First Ave. Aberdeen, WA 98520 I360I 532-7205. C11 GC:3 Indiana University, BA: Iowa, MA. Retired college teacher. Interests: Chinese lTang poemsl, other languages, painting, etching, music, walking my dog STANLEY NICKBARG Deceased PATRICIA RUTH NIMAN Deceased JOHN OBER 6220 Old Orchard Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46226 I317I 547-0040 MARION HEDWIG OBERMEYER PAUL G. O'BRYAN 7556 Farm View Circle, W. Indianapolis, IN 46256 l317l 849-6920 Wife: Luramey C:2 Butler University. Retired Enjoys travel, golf GRACE IOLINI BAXLER 1714 Purpura Ave. Danville, IN 46122 I317I 745-5940 Husband: Lester C:4 GC:7 Retired office clerk Interests: boating, biking, sewing, camping, hiking ROBERT WILLIAM OUTCALT 1 12 Main St. Raymond, NH 03077 PAGE 3 3 POLLY IOVERLYI HARRAH 1776 Cloister Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 844-2201 C:1 GC:2 Indiana University Retired TONER M. OVERLY 8333 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 253-9919 PHYLLI8 IPAIDRICKI PAYNE 905 W. Magnetic Marguette, Ml 49855 JOE DEAN PALMER Deceased ROBERT M. PALMER 7801 Holly Creek Ln. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317I 251-7993 Wife: Catherine C:2 GC: 4 Indiana University. Orthopaedic surgeon- retired. Interests: music, sailing, woodworking, yard work KURT F. 'FRITZ' PANTZER Deceased MARGARET IPANTZERI MOWRY 27 Leisure World Mesa, AZ 85206-3102 l602l 985-7445 Husband: Mark '46 DePauw University. Housewife. Retired airline reservationist. Interests: hospital volunteer, art, anthropology, birding JAMES GUST PAPPAS Deceased PAGE 34 ANN IPARDEEI COFFIN 1817 Homewood Ave. Williamsport, PA 17701 l717I 326-9313 PATRICIA RUTH PAUL MARY JO IPEARCEI HARRIS ANITA PATRICIA 'PAT' IPEARSONI DOUGLAS 6986 County Rd. 4A Hamilton, IN 46742-9716 l219I 488-3177 Husband: Harold C13 plus 3 stepchildren GC: 9 Butler University. Retired middle schoolljunior high teacher. Interests: geneology, gardening, reading, traveling PATRICIA IPEATI DUSENDSCHON DONALD DIET RICH PEEK Deceased BILL E. PEET 7989 Westfield Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 251-0478 Office: 8902 N.Meridian St. Wife: Carolyn Metzger '46 C:4 GC:5 Wabash College. Dentist. Interests: travel, competitive tennis, race walking, family RUTHANN IPENNICKEI GILIENTINE W S 139 W. 6th Dr. Nineveh, IN 46164 NORMA IPERRYI COURTNEY 7206 Kensington Dr., Apt. D Indianapolis, IN 46226 I317I 546-4661 C:4 GC:1O Indiana University School of Business IIUPUII Retired accountant - Culligan Water Cond. Co. Interests: travel, playing bridge MILDRED IPETERSI JACOBS 2703 Lyn Place Bowie, MD 30715 GRET A IPETERSONI TIERNAN 24774 Martel Dr. Farmington Hills, Ml 48335 I313I 478-9028 SALLY IPETERSONI RAVENSBERG 636 Sherwood Drive Webster Groves, MO 631 19 I314I 968-1168 Husband: Bob C12 GC:8 Indiana University. Housewife. Interests: Chairman, Early Childhood Center Board, Vision Screening Team, travel, time with family CARL F. PFERRER 3 Springridge Rd. Bath, PA 18014 I61OI 759-8332 Wife: Margaret Timmons '46 C:3 GC:2 Butler University. Accountant Interests: hunting, fishing, bowling and bridge RICHARD LEE PHILLABAUM Deceased ROBERT B. 'BOB' PHILLIPS 2047 Companero Ave. Orlando, FL 32804 I407l 295-5249 Wife: Mary Jane. C:3 GC:7 Indiana University Retired mortgage banker Interests: family, golf, reading MARY DEAN IPIERREI HENDRICKSON Deceased RUTH LORENE IPIERSALLI SCHRIER 5126 E. 100 N. Danville, IN 46122 I317I 745-5246 MARY LOU IPIPERI UNDERWOOD 6420 Friendship Circle Indianapolis, IN 46268 I317l 293-2517 C12 GC:2 Butler University, Methodist Hosp. Med Technology school. Retired systems analyst - Eli Lilly Interests: Robin Run Village, travel GORDON LEONARD PLATT 2651 Yalonda Cr., Beaver Creek,0H 45434. I513I 429-3515 Wife: Anna Louise C:4 GC:8 Indiana University, BS, LLB Real estate brokerage, mortgage banking. Interest: music RONALD LEE PLATT Deceased BETTY JANE POLIQUIN Deceased MARY ANN IPORTEOUSI BERGOCH 3301 Bay Rd., N. Dr. Indianapolis, IN 4624-0 I317l 842-4412. Winter: 14939 Hickory Green Ct., Ft. Myers, FL 33912 l941l 561-1825 Husband: Frank. C:3 GC:3 Butler University Enjoys bridge, golf, bowling, volunteer work MARY LEE IPOTTSI ELFORD Deceased ' BARBARA LEE IPOWELLI ARNOLD 18 Steeple Chase Rd. Greenwich, CT 06831 I203l 869-5584 C:2 GC: 2 DePauw and Butler Universities. Homemaker Enjoys traveling Iparticularly Africal, computers, Timmy - a Shih Tzu ' PAGE 35 KENNETH LLOYD POYNTER 874 B Park Place Conyers, GA 30207 I770I 483-4514 Wife: R. Marian C:4 GC:1O Butler University. Retired builder and developer. Interests: golf, bowling, flying, sports, politics ARTHUR N. POZNER 8539 SE 79th PI. Mercer Island, WA 98040 I206l 232-4293 Wife: Barbara C:2 Purdue BS, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, MS. Retired engineer Interests: writing, photography, TAI CHI, Volksmarching, gardening, math teaching BARBARA ANN IPRATTI MLADINOV 74 Greenoch Rd. Delmar, NY 12054 I518I 439-9182 RICHARD A. PRATT 8390 N. Illinois St., Indianapolis, IN 46260 I317I 253-3694. Also: Dunmore Town, Harbour Island, Bahamas. Wife: Mary C:1 GC:1 Indiana University. Silk Screen printer. State Dir.- Indiana Chamber of Commerce, President, Monument Optimist Club 84 Midland Plastics Co., Ex. V.P. Pratt Poster Co. - Retired V. WESLEY PRICE BETTY IPRINCEI WINTON 3295 Valley Farms Way Indianapolis, IN 46214 I317I 299-2236 C:3 GC:2 Butler University. Retired Secretary- The American Legion IRVING-B. PRINCE 150 E. 86th St. Indianapolis, IN 46240 I317I 846-9228 MARY JANE PUGH PAGE 3 6 GEORGE G. PULOS 7151 Eastwick Lane Indianapolis, IN 46256 I317l 849-5580 C:3 GC:3 Indiana University. Realtor Interests: sports, traveling JOANNE IOUEISSERI ANDERSON 1 12 Country Squire Ct. West Lafayette, IN 47906 I317I 463-5039 C:3 GC:3 Western College. Secretary Interests: doll collecting, sewing MARY JANE RAAB JAMES THOMAS RAFFERTY 6009 N. Ewing Indianapolis, IN 46220 I317I 255-0110 LOIS IRAGANI SCOTT 35 LaPIaya Ave. Monterey, CA 93940 KARLEEN MARIE RALYA Deceased MARTHA IRANKINI KASLER 1727 N. River S. Road Momence, IL 60954 I815l 422-6689 Husband: James C:3 GC:4 Butler University Enjoys golf, swimming GERTRUDE 'TRUDY' IRAPPAPORTI ZAREK 4418 Foreland Place Orlando, FL 32812 I305I 277-4415 Husband: Arnold C:2 Butler and Indiana Universities Retired attorney Interests: reading, travel JOHN BAIN RAWLINGS Deceased MARY REDENBAUGH JOHN BRITAIN REDWINE WILLIAM L. REEL 7940 Fox Run Road Indianapolis, IN 46278 l317I 872-6753 Wife: Gloria Boughton '47 C:4 GC:9 Toledo and Purdue Universities Reel Pipe 81 Valve, Co., Inc. CAROLYN IREESEI JOHNSON 3135 Byrd Drive Indianapolis, IN 46227 l317I 786-3614 Husband: J.R. C:4 GC:1 Ward Belmont College. Housewife DONALD REISINGER 1 189 Northwestern Dr. Claremont, CA 9171 1 Wife: Marjorie Turley '46 JAMES A. RICE 915 S. Franklin Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46239 l317l 359-5896 Wife: Betty ROBERT F. RICE 8751 Crown Point Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46278 l317l 291-5328 Wife: Mary 'Lou' C:5 GC:4 1 Hanover College. Retired engineer-Eli Lilly Interests: travel, birding lin S.America, Central America, Africal, archeology, working on 57-acre farm I- PATTY IRIGGINI HATTON 558 Eaton Dr. Barrington, lL 60010 I312l 381-1859 JACQUELNE LEE RINKER NATHANIEL RVING RISLEY 1201 Bartell Court Appleton, WI 54914 l414l 731-3712 BETTY JO IROBERSONI LEDERER CHARLES A. ROBERTS 1341 N. Huber St. Indianapolis, IN 46219 l317l 357-4404 Wife: Donna C:7 GC:15 Butler University. Retired tool 81 die maker, RCA. Interests: IU basketball, Pacers, listening to books on tape ALICE IROBERTSONI LUCAS ROBBIE GENE ROBINSON 3390 Loma Vista Rd. Ventura, CA 93003 l805l 656-0666 Also, 1788 So. Mesa Verde Ave.. Ventura, CA 93003 Wife: Moalee C:3 Butler and Indiana Universities. Semi-retired Orthodontist Interests: Recreation business and golf MARILYN VERGENE IROCKI SCHERRER 558 Futch Way, Sebastian, FL 32958 l407l 589-3626. Work-1716 U.S. 1, Sebastian, FL 32958. l407l 589-4500 Husband: Ron '46, C:4 GC:6 Stephens College. Owner: Dive Center lscuba storel. Interests: scuba, sailing, gardening PAS, 3 7 EDWARD B. RODABAUGH 23 Hadley Rd., Dayton, OH 45419-2550 I219I 457-8205. Summer: 1133 S. Circle W Dr., Syracuse, IN 46567 Wife: Suzanne C:3 GC:2 Indiana University. Retired-medical marketing and nuclear medicine. Enjoys skiing, travel, volunteer work and family MARILOU RODENBECK Deceased JEAN IROHLWINGI MCGRAW 135 Briarglen Irvine, CA 92714 l714I 786-2718 C:2 Purdue University. Semi-retired interior designer. Enjoys tennis, golf WILLIAM S. ROMER 8216 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 251-2309 IRWIN R. ROSE 8577 One West Dr. 8303, Indianapolis IN 46260. l317I 253-1424. Also: 3831 Turtle Creek Blvd. 82F, Dallas, TX 75219. Wife: Jill C:3 GC:2 Ohio State University. Real estate developer, owner, manager. Enjoys travel, golf, tennis, swimming and work SHIRLEY IROSEI MORGAN 8999 Dunsmuir Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 846-8900 Husband: Harry C:4 GC:7 Indiana University Retired from Morgan Pharmacies Interests: golf, travel, babysitting ALICE IROSENFIELDI BERKOWITZ 8507 Oakmont Lane, Indianapolis, IN 46260. l317I 255-2044. Also: 565 Sanctuary Dr. 8405, Longboat Key, FL 34228. Husband: Leonard C:3 GC:4 Northwestern University. Retired Enjoys volunteering, art, gardening, museum docent, travel BARBARA JEAN ROSS Deceased PAGE 3 8 FAYE ANNE IROTHI MICHAEL 2735 N. Paseo Tierra Verde Tucson, AZ 85749 l602I 749-1475 MARY ANN ROWLAND Deceased HILBERT JOHN RUCKRIEGEL 1805 San Mateo Dr. Dunedin, FL 33528 l813I 536-5033 Wife: Louise Holder '46 BARBARA IRUSIEI BENNETT 6367 Greenleaves Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 257-3007 Husband: Warren '46 DePauw University ELINOR JOAN RUSSELL MARY E. IRUSSOI KLAGES 4110 Beechwood Pl Westfield, NJ 07090 DONALD LEE RYAN 2119 Chapman Lake Dr. Warsaw, IN 46580 l219I 267-8621 Also: 311 1 Dorothy Pl. Ellanton, FL 34222 JOSEPH A. SAWREY 720 E. 81st Street Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317I 251-4005 ROBERT 'SKIP' SCHAEFER Deceased RAYMXD ANTON SCHAKEL 3606 Valley View Temple, TX 76502 l817l 778-4508 Office: KaIynlSiebert, Hwy 84W, Gatesville, TX 76528 Wife: Sally C:2 GC:4 Purdue and Indiana Universities Engineer KENNETH ALLEN SCHERNEKAU 310 Bryce Ct. Sun City Center, FL 33573 I813l 633-8639 C:3 GC:8 Butler University. Retired Enjoys golf RONALD SCHERRER 558 Futch Way, Sebastian, FL 32958 l407l 589-3626. Other: 1716 U.S. 1, Sebastian, FL 32958 l407l 589-4500 Wife: Virgene Rock '46, C14 GC:6 Owner: Dive Center Iscubal Interests: scuba, sailing, gardening JACK SCHIMPF 8836 Winding Ridge Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46217 l317l 882-0261 Wife: Madeline C:2 GC:4 Purdue University. Retired engineer-All Gas Turbine GMC EDWARD CARL SCHMIDT 1419 Devereux Dr. Dayton, OH 45419 l513l 293-6652 Wife: Billi Elff '47 C:2 GC:4 ison Indiana University. Retired manufacturers rep. Interests: golf, travel NORMA JEAN SCHMIDT DOROTHY ISCHONEKERI SKINNER 8434 Shoreway Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 251-9917 C:2 GC:5 DePauw University. Ex.Director-Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. Interests: family, competitive ballroom dancing, boating, books, writing, music, theater, old movies SALLY ISCHOOLEYI LAMMERS 5429 N. Delaware Indianapolis, IN 46220 i317l 251-3457 Husband: Martin C:3 GC:8 Western College, DePauw University Homemaker HARRY L. SCHOPP CHARLES E. 'BUD' SCOTT 372 Central Park West, i20H New York, NY 10025 l21 21 316-0874 C:2 GC:1 Wabash College, BA: Yale University D.F.A. Retired Professor of Theatre Arts RONALD ALAN SCOTT 1914 Winding Way Clearwater, FL 33546 ROSETTA ISEGALI SALAVON 6347 Country Wood Way Delray Beach, FL 33484 l407l 495-0291 HELEN ISEVENISHI FISCHER 2216 St. Paul St. Indianapolis, IN 46203 l317l 784-3866 BARBARA ISHEROWI BUSCHE 12635 Royce Ct. Carmel, IN 46033 l317l 846-5428 Husband: Eugene C:2 GC:6 Butler University Interests: grandchildren, volunteering, gardening, travel. ROBERT E. SHERWOOD 2208 Sunset Dr. Sebring, FL 33870 I941l 385-7336 C:5 Indiana University. Retired Interest: golf PAGE 3 9 ARTHUR N. SHIRLEY 5548 Ashurst Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 253-7543 C:6 GC:7 Indiana University, Indiana College of Mortuary Science Funeral Director Enjoys woodworking, fishing BETTY JANE ISHOCKLEY I LAYTON 6701 Round Tree Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46224 l317I 291-8985 WILLIAM J. SHUEL EILEEN ISIDMANI EWING 802 Christa Court Virginia Beach, VA 23462 NATAIJE ISIEGELI ZUKERMAN 8051 Dowitch Lane IB Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317I 872-6094 Husband: Abe C:2 GC:1 Indiana University. Retired Secretary. Enjoys charity work with City of Hope Medical Research Center VIDA JEAN SIELAFF JUNE SIGMON BARBARA ANN ISIMSI SLEEPESLY Deceased PAGE 4 0 PATRICIA ISLAGLEI GASKELL 4447 Summer Oak Tampa, FL 33624 l813I 962-0484 Husband: George C:4 GC:8 Purdue University. Retired director of day care. Enjoys swimming, golf, knitting, reading JUDY SLATTERY EMILY RUTH ISMITHI STAHL 4531 Rice Street s Livermore, CA 94550 i510I 447-1798 C:4 GC:4 Butler University: Pacific School of Religion: CA State - Hayward ChiIdren's Counselor Interests: gardening, church MARILYN ISMITHI WINEGAR 7829 Wawasee Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46250 l317I 849-0592 Husband: Don L. C:1 GC:2 Butler University. Housewife Enjoys travel, bridge, grandchildren HELEN ISNELLENBERGERI LITSCHER 3870 E. 100 South Lebanon, IN 46052 l317I 482-6404 C:2 GC:2 Purdue University, BS: University of Illinois, MS. Retired chemist Interests: grandchildren, reading, gardening-flowers, travel JEANNE ISNODGRASSI BONHAM 516 Hickory Hill Ln. Cincinnati, OH 45215 l513I 761-5613 MARILYN ISNYDERI BARTLETT 9000 Pickwick Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46260 i317I 846-1181 Husband: James D. C:5 GC:9 Purdue University: Indiana University Microbiologist. Professor, Dept. of Pathology, IU School of Medicine. Enjoys sailing, birding PARKER WILLIAM SNYDER Box 873, Peru, IN 46970 l317I 472-1232 Also: 10533 N. Lung Lane, Syracuse, IN 46567 l219I 856-2303 Wife: Zoe Fuller '45 C:3 GC:3 Indiana Univ. School of Medicine. Retired doctor Enjoys gardening, fishing, grandkids, puttering GLENN H. SPECKMAN 8036 Cheswick Drive Indianapolis, IN 46219 I317I 897-3122 Wife: Linda. C:6 GC:9 DePauw University: Indiana University Medical School. Doctor-family practice Interests: music, trains NANCY ISPENCERI SOOTS 10101 Carrollton Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46280 I317I 846-0893 C:3 GC:5 Butler University JOAN ISTADLERI MAYER 485 Lakewood Park Forest, IL 60466 I708I 747-5590 C: 10 GC: 20 Enjoys volunteer work, travel, family BARBARA ANN STARR 130 Canoe Brook Road Short Hills, NJ 07078 I201I 912-8509 Butler University. Secretary Interests: art, music, books MARIAN ISTARRETTI MATUNAS 11 E. 68th St., 18 New York, NY 10021 I212I 772-3752 Doctor WILLIAM FREDERICK STEERS BERNICE ISTEINBERGI SCHABLER 7459 Spring Mill Road Indianapolis, IN 46260 I317I 895-9055 Husband: Louis C:3 Indiana University. Owner: Memory Gardens I Cemetery for Pets, 9055 Pendleton Pike, Indianapolis, IN 46236. l317I 257-7884 CAROLYN ISTEPHENSONI CHAPLIN 75 Mosier Rd. Martinsville, IN 46151 I317I 342-4213 Husband: William C:3 GC:6 Bookkeeper Interests: gardening, travel PATRICIA ANN ISTEVENSI PRITCHETT 1790 E. Stop 11 Rd. Martinsville, IN 46151 I317I 888-5973 BYRON S. STEWART 3065 21st St. N.W. Canton, OH 44708 I216I 456-5031 J. RICHARD STINEBAUGH 7270 N. Illinois St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 I317I 251-8939 GEORGE EARL STONE 8414 O'Connor Ct., 3808 Richmond, VA 23228 l804I 270-7558 Wife: Beverly C:3 plus 1 stepchild. GC:3 Butler University: University of Oklahoma: College of William and Mary. Retired-State of VA Civil Service. Interests: volunteer master gardener HELENE ISTONEI LOI-ISS 2420 E. Northgate Indianapolis, IN 46220 I317I 253-2430 Husband: Richard C:3 GC:5 Butler University. Elementarylsecondary education Retail fashion consultant Enjoys sports, grandchildren PAUL WAYNE STONE 9481 Highland Oaks Dr. H309 Tampa, FL 33647 I813I 991-5861 Wife: Peggy C12 Butler University. Retired cemetery manager Interests: fishing, bowling MARILYN lSTO1'TI INGE 305 N. Northwest Hwy. Park Ridge, IL 60068 MARY JANE ISTOUTI RICHEY 515 Green Meadow Dr. Greenwood, IN 46143-2566 l317I 881-2294 Husband: Forrest C:3, GC: 6 Homemaker. Interests: church work, teaching-music, reading, travel ' PAGE 4 I MARY JO STRAND WILLIAM H. STRAUSS 6153 N. Primrose Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46220 I317l 253-8815 Wife: Jacquelyn C:3 GC:7 Butler University. Retired JO ANN ISUMMERSI SCULLY 525 Lasher Dr. Seymour, IN 47274 l812l 522-2172 Husband: Paul G. C:3 GC:4 Wellesley College. Housewife Enjoys golf, travel, charity-Habitat for Humanity, church, historic preservation SARAH REVA SUSSMAN Deceased JAMES W. SUTTON 7481 Meridian Hills Court 88 Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 253-2418 Butler University. Sigma Nu Fraternity Sales, independent insurance agent Interests: Kiwanis, 5K walks, volunteer- St. Vincent Hospital LAWRENCE HARVEY SUTTON NANCY ISUTTONI SABRA 37 Woodland Rd. Lexington, MA 02173 DON A. TABBERT 9150 Sand Key Lane Indianapolis, IN 46256 I317l 841-7363 Attorney PAGE 4 2 FLORENCE ITAMLERI STILLERMAN 6453 Miramar Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46256 i317l 845-0007 KEITH L. TAYLOR 53 S. LaCIede Station Rd. St. Louis, MO 63119 WILLIAM L. THOMAS JOHN ROSS THOMSON MARIAN IMAINI THOMPSON SAWREY Deceased .MARGARET ITIMMONSI PFERRER 3 Springridge Rd., Bath, PA 18014 l610l 759-8332 Husband: Carl C:3 GC:2 Approved Beauty School Homemaker. Retired beautician Interests: music, bridge, flower gardening, sewing, crafts THOMAS P. TRESSLER 5562 Bayberry Dr., Cincinnagi, OH 45242 GRET HEL ITROSTI KENNEDY 5206 Fawn Hill Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46226 I317l 542-1577 JEANNE ITRULOCKI UST 509 South State St. Greenfield, IN 46140 l317l 462-9242 Husband: Howard. C:4 GC:5 Indiana Central: Ball State Retired administrator, nursing home Interests: antiques, genealogy, travel GLORIA lTUERKl WRAY 7601 N. Gale Indianapolis, IN 46240 l317l 849-0804 Husband: Robert C:4 William Woods Jr. College: Butler University. Sales MARJORIE lTURLEYl REISINGER 1189 Northwestern Dr. Claremont, CA 9171 1 PATRICK TURNER 18427 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach, CA 92648 l714l 847-6621 DAVID TUTTLE 107 E. Clarkesville, St. Jefferson, TX 75657 MARY ELIZABETH IUNDERHILLI MORRIS DOLORES ANN UNVERSAW GRET CHEN IVAN ARSDALEI TALBOT COALE 122 Andrews Ave. Delray Beach, FL 33483 l407l 243-0618 C13 GC:3 Butler University Retired from hotellresort operation Enjoys boating, travel, computers JOHN VANDNIER 157 N. Washington St. Danville, IN 46122 l317l 745-4669 SUE A. VAN WE Deceased CHRISTY IVIOLAI El.DER Deceased MARGARET IWADED ARTER P.O. Box 106, Claremont, CA 91711-0106 l909l 621-4020 C13 GC:2 Indiana University, BS: Univ. of Southern CA, MA: Arizona St. Univ.,PhD: Univ. of La Verne, J.D. Attorney, student-School of Theology at Claremont Interests: law and ministry, work, travel BEVERLY ELAINE WALKER Deceased HERBERT WALKER 818 S. 10th Street Edinburg, TX 78539 I512i 383-2412 ROSE MARY IWALKERI LYNCH 10247 Andover Ave. Sun City, AZ 85351 HAZEL MARE IWEGI-lOR8Tl CALVERT 7920 N. Graham Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46250 l317l 842-3179 Husband: James C:2 GC:2 Homemaker Interests: family, church, music, art GENEVA SUEAN IWEILANDI MARTIN 1 120 N. Whittier Indianapolis, IN 46219 ROSE KARLQE WEINBERG PATRICIA A. ECM RONALD WELCH Deceased BETTY IWELLSI GARARD 50 Lake Bodona Dr. Mooresville, IN 46158 l317l 831-7730 C13 GC:5 Butler University. Assistant Personnel Mgr. Interests: Kappa Kappa Sigma, Ladies Aux., playing piano for church, plays, musicals MARGARET AUDREY IWHITEI FORNEY 601 W. Front St., Box 392 New Carlisle, IN 46552 l219l 654-8439 Also: 701 8th Ave. N.W. Whispering Pines, Largo, FL l813l 588-1312 Husband: Charles L. C22 GC:4 Butler University. Housewife. Enjoys golf, bridge, painting in water colors MARY ANN IWHITEI BURNETT 439 Bent Tree Lane Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 253-4462 C: 3 GC:4 Christian College. Housewife Enjoys family, needlepoint, fun! EDITH IWIBLEI AUSTIN PAGE 44 LEONARD LOW WILD Deceased EDDIE J. WILKHS 1118 S. Magnolia St. Mooresville, NC 281 15 l704l 664-4973 Wife: Joan C11 GC:1 Butler University. Retired Interests: model aviation, gardening Habitat for Humanity ELEANOR WILIAMSON HUBERT GEORGE WILLMAN ARTHUR GRANT WILSON 7202 Rosehill Drive Indianapolis, IN 46260 l317l 291-3452 LORRAINE FRANCES WILSON MARJORIE IWILSONI DENISON 56 Cove Court Cicero, IN 46034 l317l 984-5755 BARBARA ANN WINDT 2300-C Yellowstone Pk. Maryland Heights, M0 63043 l314l 878-9054 JAMES SHELER WOLPERT 2071 Stancrest Rd. Dublin, OH 43017 i614i 889-6142 JEANNE IWOODARDI MUTZ Deceased NOLA JUNE WOODARD BETTY IWREGEI GAUSPOHL 4890 Devonshire Dr. Pittsboro, IN 46167 l317l 892-4980 C13 GC:3 Indiana University Insurance-tax preparation MARILYN IWRIGHTI O'BRIEN Deceased DALE YOUNG JO ANN lYOUSEl BROSIUS 9055 Stonehedge E. Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46224 l317l 882-9201 MICHAEL ZARACOSTAS NICK C. ZILSON 6710 Winnock Dr., Apt. E Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 547-1728 C22 GC:7 Butler University: University of New Mexico. Sales Enjoys music and sports CLARMONT ZOOK ROBERT G. HAWTHORNE DORIS MAE HINKLE JOHN KIRBY RICHARD B. MOORE 931 St. Paul Avenue St. Paul, MN 55116 i612l 699-0927 Indiana University: University of MN Physician, retired professor-Univ. of Minnesota Medical School. Enjoys travel, golf, cultural pursuits MAURICE SISKEL MARSHALL E. WILUAMS 8653 Quarterhorse Drive Indianapolis, IN 46250 l317l 849-2970 PAGE 4 5 eniors NOT PICTURED .... PHIUP L. CAPRON 5354 W. 62nd St. 3145 Indianapolis, IN 46268 I3171 849-2716 ELSIE A. EWARDSI DEMAREE 1002 Country Lane Greenfield, IN 46140 I3171 736-5950 EDWIN ELTZROTH R. R. 2, Box 74 Monrovia, IN 46157 I317I 996-3808 ROBERT S. FEEZI.E 6833 Bianchini Circle Boca Raton, FL 33433 I305I 391-6474 ROBERT B. FLEMING 456 Riverside Dr., Princeton, NJ 08540-5421 l6091 924-6253 Wife: Betty C:2 GC:1 Purdue University: MIT: Engineer- retired. Enjoys computers, music, volunteering, politics RICHARD T. GRUBER 109 Dolphin Pt. Rd. Niceville, FL 32578 I9041 678-3332 GORDON HOFFMAN 720 Woodale Terr. 011 Greenwood, IN 46142 I317I 881-0005 HAROID G. HUSE 115 E. 40th St. Indianapolis, IN 46205 I3171 848-4080 RICHARD OERTEL 846 Second Bomer Greenwood, IN 46142 I3171881-4182 MAX OLINGER 5884 Kingsley Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46220 I317l 255-7759 RICHARD PERRY 1624 Tirano Ceres, CA 95307 I2091 538-8127 ARTHUR B. SEIPPEL P.0. Box 246, Oakwood Circle 54, Kennebunk, ME 04043 l2071 985-6244 Wife: Marjorie C:3 GC:4 Univ. of Baltimore, Retired- Business Mgmt. Enjoys wood- carving, oriental rug making, needlework judge ELIZABETH ISHARPI SMITH 5 Cragmor Village Colorado Springs, C0 80907 WILLIAM M. SHERRY 7625 Grandview Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46260 I3171 253-9459 PAGE 46 senukxno smm. 650 Valley View Dr. Zionsville, IN 46077 I3171873-2969 PAUL M. SMITH 5725 W. 25th Apt. 3 Indianapolis, IN 46224 I3171 248-1599 JOAN IWEDDLEI O'CONNOR 9018 Chestnut Ct. Indianapolis, IN 46260 C3171 872-0991 ROBERT WEEDON 311 Wildwood Lane Naples, FL 33942 I8131 263-3157 FLOYD AUGUSTUS DON E. BAKER ROBERT L. BARNES NORVAL CAMPBELL THOMAS CARLIN JAMES J. COYNE GROVER CRISE lDeceased1 ROBERT DELLEN WALLACE RICHARD FERGUSON WII.I.lAM WALTER FRANCIS PATRICIA N. FULLER GENE GARDNER ROBERT A. GOODMAN WII.LIAM A. HAROI.D BARBARA IHARRELLI THOMPSON JOYCE IESLER MARY FRANCES JENKINS ALLEN L. JOHNSON JOSEPH JONES THOMAS KELLY JACK E. LEETH lDeceased1 ROBERT LOGGINS IDeceased1 NANCY LUT EN JIM MAY ROBERT E. MAY JIMMIE HAROLD MCCANN ROBERT L. MERRILL NORMAN MOUNTS WALLACE MOUNTS LOREN OLNER ' VERNON OVERSTREET lDeceased1 THOMAS PALMER MAURICE WILLIAM PENNICKE ELMFJR PICKERELL LLOYD POWELL JOSEPH POWERS DAN DAVID PRATT BUSTER DELRAMON PRICE VINTON C. PULLIAM MAURICE RAMAGE lDeceased1 EARL J. REMMETTER ROBERT RETHERFORD WAYNE REUYNOLDS FRANK EUGENE ROBERTS KENNETH J. ROBERTS FOSTER M. SIMMONS VIRGIL SMITH ROBERT L. STEVENS PAUL DURANT STROUD ROBERT SWIFT JOHN D. TURPIN BARBARA WARNER ARTHUR WEBLEY ROBERT WENDUNG DONALD WHITRIDGE JACK WRIGHT EARL WILLIAM YARLING SUMM5 SCHOOL GRADS MARTHA IFOERNZLERI VAN SICKLE 109 Turtle' Creek Dr., Tequesta FL 33469. l4071 747-8267 Husband: Sam C:3 GC:4 Stenographer-Standard Oil Enjoys golf, swimming, travel PHILOMEN IMALEYI GASTINAU 1283 Laurel Ct. Marco Island, FL 33937 STANLEY BURTON MILLER 8656 Cricket Tree Lane Indianapolis, IN 46260 I317l 582-0726 MARILYN BECHDOLT PHILLIP BOURFF PATRICIA JOY BOYER BARBARA JEAN CALDWELL TOBIAS COHEN DIANE CONSODINE DOROTHY EUZABEI' H FORD M. STANLEY GOLDBERG BRIAN HALL EDWARD F. HARMENING PATSY JEAN HATFIELD SlI.I.IAM B. JOHNSTON HAROI.D M. JONES. JR. PATRICIA KNOP PAUL VERNON McCALISTER EDWARD McDONALD FRANK JOSEPH MILLIKAN JOAN RANKIN CHARLES WESLEY RICHARDSON CLYDE E. ROBERTS JAMES S. ROBERTSON ROCHELLE FRANCES SCHUCHMAN RICHARD STEWART TRIBBE PAUL ROBERT WEAR OTI2 CLASSMATES ROBERT SCOTT ADAMS 5635 Kilmer Lane Indianapolis, IN 46250 I3171 849-1259 Wife: Jane. C:2 GC:4 Butler: Indiana Univ. Ext. Retired JOE CLINE IAKA JOHN CRAIGI 10843 Kling St. 83 North Hollywood, CA 94602 I818I 752-7526 Butler University. Actor, Producer, TV, films, radio, stage. Interests: saving animals, collecting paintings by show business personalities THOMAS M. FRENCH 7252 Harvour Isle Indianapolis, IN 46240-3476 I3171251-1140 C:2 GC:3 Indiana and Butler Universities Retired insurance agent Hospital volunteer CHARLES MARLOWE 6366 Calais Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46220 l317I 475-1380 Wife: Marian MARILYN IRAUBI CREEDON 4245 Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46205 l317I 283-6788 Husband: Richard C:3 GC:2 Connecticut College for Women Organic research chemist Interests: working with children, DAR PROP FELIXIS HIS YOU IS OR IS YOU AIN'T MA' BABY?u IF YOU MIX AND MATCH, you can still hear these teachers saying ..... Clear that bar! Kennen sie Deutsch sprechen? Who? What? Why? When? Where? How do I love thee? It's ?Lig on the beach.H John Wilkes Booth did it. Sink it! Draw an isosceles triangle. Veni, vidi, vici Algae or fu gi? Mi casa es su casa, amigos Na equals sodium j'U'g J'u-3 j'U'2 Clean your brushes Block that kick! A one and a two and a ... Nell Merrick Thomas Don Knight Jane Messick Jeanette-Grubb Blanche Rawlings Zola Beasley Frank Wade Jean Prettyman Ken Peterman Minnie Lloyd Enoch Burton Lester Groth Josephine Lee Hazel Whisenand Robert Shultz Thomas Woods WTO EACH HIS OWN? TRUE OR FALSE ???? Shortridge High School was the nation's best? T F School colors were blue and gold? T F There has never been a better class reunion? T F Our mascot was an English Bulldog? T F fTwo are trueg two are false. If you couldn't answer correctly, you aren't in the class of 1946.1 Cla X f CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER, but don't be HCARELESSN Which movie theater was next door to the Sweet Shop? The Lyric The Uptown The Ritz Which person was not the vice-principal of Shortridge in 1966? Joel W. Hadley Ted Vanvoorhees Bobby Knight Who topped the Senior Honor Roll in 1946? Dan Quayle Helen Snellenberger Wizard of Oz Who spoke to our student body about his experiences in the Pacific? Admiral Spruance Senator Capehart General Lee Who wrote the words above the proscenium arch in the Shortridge auditorium? Caleb Mills Abram Shortridge Crispus Attucks Which was the favorite place to ucruiseu in our day? The Ron-d-Vu The North Pole McDonalds How did the girls adorn their legs in 1966? Panty hose Painted stockings Argyles Who stood in the wastebasket to dramatize ?Lady of the Laken? Miss Allen Miss Grubb Miss Piggy Who was President of the Letterman's Club in 1945-1946? John Rawlings Ray Schakel O. J. Simpson Who played the accordian in a trio with English and Speckman? Charlene Buttz Izzy Griffith Grace Custer Where did Shortridge teams ngive 'em the axu? Right on the foot Right in the neck Right on the nose Who wrote nGolden Days? for the musical ?The Student Princen? Sigmund Romberg Guy Lombardo Fabien Sevitzky Where did the W.I.T.C.H. Club spend a week in the summer of 1936? Lake Michigan Lake Maxinkuckee The River Styx Anawema may be gound Ln the '46 Annual, on a4k your 4aLend4.U Y PAGE 47 W' f , Q . 1 B 3 1 - r 1, -4' L, , f as . . 3 ' ' 'ts -I- ix ' , 'Oo ,r .- f. nf 'IA C V- --.gm 5 4 Q I G ff ,ff X I b Q.. km'-1 , 'Eg 41 . in-.' , l .g.p?' E . 4 : , +4 f za.. ' 4 L-Q ' wgwruix . Xa , ' ,. . , xl' 'f V .., Xu, , W , - 3'-.QQQTK ..a,., xv:-,,g, .X .NIA A . 3 'h' . Q ., Lf- '. '.'. xx . . N , 8 'Lai ' .a'ii'.' Bu Bona? Q . - 7 We gamma i 61' 20144 ,QM eeeaozjce edeaaz All Sundacs ...... .......... 2 1 . Egg Malted MilkXAll Flavors. . . . . Newport ......... . . . . 26 Milk Shal-:eXAll Flavors. . . . , . rkmoor Alhcream Ice Cream, 'Made of Parkmoor Special ......... . . . 31 Orangeade ............ . . . Pure Sweet Cream, Fresh Eggs and Parfait 21 Lembnade Natural Fruit Flavors ' ' ' kmoor Famous Ice Cream Sodas ..... 16 With Parkmoor All-Cream Ice Cream ocolate Vanilla. Butterscotch :tra wberry Pineapple Orange Cherry Caramel Lemon Creme de Menthe The Finest Ice Cream Made rk for Fruit Flavors in Season and I Specialsj .. ..................,......... 16 Turatzbn Suggestions X moor rench Fried Potatoes 15c zoor rrench Fried Onions 20c ate 45c 'th lettuce, tomato and french t0es. i 25c Eer Sandwich 25c n with lettuce, tomato and D DCCSC. .... . . . 26 31 16 26 16 26 ... 26 26 26 16 -h Chicken Salad. 36 26 111244 01224 ' lldailyxthey are ever tastedx the finest ingre- cost. The pas- sh Apple and ature at The l pies are also Ma1rea'1vffi1Q!Aii' r15Q5L5.'.'.'. 22 Limeade ....,..... . A Grape Limeade ..... Fruit Ades ....... Root Beer ..... . .. 10 Grape Ades' ' ' ' Phosphates. .... ..... ..........,... . 400. . ....... ...........,.......... . . Chocolate Milk CLargeJ with Ice Crea: Coca-Cola ....... . . . 10 and Whipped Cream ............. . . . Hot Chocolate ................ . 16 Grape JuicCXSmall, 16: Large. . . . , . . HAMBURGER ................ . . . 20 Sliced Chicken ................ . . . 5 Barbecue Pia .----------' --------' - - - 25 Club .............. ............. . .. 6. Barbecue Beef ........................ 25 Combination, Ham, Swiss Cheese .... . . .6 35 ?fefhf11m', F r ankfur fer Sandwich ------- 20 Braunschweiger ....., ' ........... . . . 20 Steaff Sandwich fwhen available, ' - 1 - f r - 35 Philadelphia Cream Cheese-Jam ..... . . . 20 ipeciafiilked Ham: ' ' ' ' Philadelphia Cream Cheese-Olive .... . . . 25 OHSC CCSC ............... Q Lettuce-Tomato .......... . . . 25 :gang Butter Jam' ' ' ' ' ' ' 20 Ham Saladsandwichunnu 'l' 25 . . ried gg .................... ...20 chicken Salad Sandwich- ' . i ' I ' SWISS' Cheese ................. . Tuna Fish Salad Sandwich .'.' t u U '25 American Cheese .......... 1 . . . . . . 20 Bac-0n-T0mat0 ,,.. ' ,,',..,.. ,alr 3 0 Olive, Lettuce and Mayonnaise . . . . . 25 Bacon and Lettuce ....... . . . 25 .Ham and Egg Sa11dWiCh --'----- - - - 40 Bacon ..... ......... . . . 25 Soup .......... , ......... ....... . . 20 Pork Tenderloin A 5' Chfdfbl-lrgf'r Sandwich p Sandwich 2 25 . SC II ll 0 A Meal on a Plate Half Fried Chiclcen ..... ...........,............................. 8 O Fried golden brown, served on toast with Long Branch potatoes, tomato and pickled peach. Un jointedxeasy to eat. - Steak Plate Cwhen availablej Tenderloin Plate. .- ...................... 60 Dish. xxx- Choice heavy corn-fed steer. Juicy and tenderNChicken friedNServed French fried AH Su potatoes, French fried onions, lettuce, tomato and buttered, toasted roll. Top Sirloin Steele C when availablej ................. 1 ............... 90 Newpc Served with French fried potatoes, lettuce, tomato bread and butter and a pickle plum. Pafkmf italian Plate ..... ........... . ......... . ........................... 6 O Parfait- Served with spaghetti, meat ball, rye bread. bitter and Italian salad. Sherbet. Fish Plate . ........ . .. . ............ ...................... . . 45 Ice C,-ea, Served on toast, with French fried Dota toes. lettuce, tomato and tartar sauce. . , , -' Parkmoor Ham and Spaghetti, with ltallan sauce. .................. 1 .......... 60 Pie at Ia A italian Spaghetti, with italian sauce. . .................. , .......... 25 Cheese. Cold Plate ........ . . .... ............ , if ................................. 60 ' Cold meats and cheese. with potato salad f' 1 All price: are our ceiling prices, or below. B7 OPA Regulation, our ceiling: are band on our highest! fprieou from April 4 to 10, 1943. Our mon un or pricdllnts for that week are available for your inspection. N-L .. ,,-..x...xX Lys-. .,L-.--X.XSNx--sx -4.j'mX 'Qxx - a I , 'x ITS BEEN ,0fL0NQ,LoNGfV'M5 Eu-1-Do vow REMEMBER . H? E50 ?QSirlM l wg, - 6 GOLDEN DAYS Golden days ln the sunshine of our happy youth, Golden days full of Innocence and Full of truth! In our hearts we renenber them all else above, Golden days, days of youth and love! How we laughed with a galety that had no stlng! Looklng back through Mennry's haze! We wlll know llfe has nothing sweeter than lt's Springtlnn, Golden days, when we're young, golden days! Sigmund Romberg ' 1 PAGE 51 P J 'N THANKS 'Fora TAB MEMORY V When asked to submit your recollections of Shortridge A days, some of you said that you couldn't remember that far back. Others said that what you remember is too shocking to print. what follows is a melange of MEMORIES - FOND AND FUNNY which the editors thank you for sharing. .......We sat in Miss Messick's art class eating cheese crackers with one hand and creating great art with the other hand .... ....I was in Girls' Intramural ' Sports and formed many permanent friendships lasting all these fifty years plus.. ....Bemember Don Klopp?.......The Junior Vaudeville was the best!.......I wrecked the car of Walter Geisler, chemistry teacher' ....... That square structure did me in as a freshman. I often walked the wrong way around the halls to find the classrooms. .......I remember ball games, the Teepee, Mr. Seimers, and Coach Peterson....... It was such fun slipping off campus at lunchtime for one of the Sweet Shop's hamburgers ....... As a VIKING, I pulled the wagon in which gals from the WITCH CLUB rode, during the Shortridge Bond Drive of 1944. We raised a million dollars to buy a B-17 bomber ....... I loved the Big Bands ....... I loved Mrs. Prettyman's botany classes, she was so beautiful! ....... The physics teacher, Mr. Grubbs, gave out ' nscholarshipsu to Barber College to those who goofed up physics tests ..... .. Wow! I remember one time Mr. Wright, biology teacher, took the entire class back because, clowning around, I pretended to throw Mary Ann Bush into the canal. He wasn't amused. I got to sit beside him on the trip back to school - a very quiet ride ...... what a nice sense of humor Minnie Lloyd had in our Ancient History class. .....We wore teddy bear coats and station wagon sweaters with pearls......At the senior prom the girls wore ice cream dresses and the boys were resplendent in their tuxes ...... We socialized around our lockers. It was home base where you met someone at an appointed time. We cleverly attached mirrors to our inside locker doors so that we could touch up hair and makeup ...... I remember ROTC reviews, Math Club, running for class, assemblies, D-Day, V E-Day ...... At the Sectional Basketball Games, six of us guys met six Tech girls, had inter-scholastic love affairs, and two guys married these girls ...... What great football games and basketball games! PAGE 52 .........,.,.., ,..,.,,....,....... It was inconvenient to have to go so far to the athletic field for football games. we had to ride the streetcar out to 42nd Street near Butler. Wasn't that the most fun? ...... One time Irv Ball had to buy a ticket to a ballgame because he lost the complimentary ticket given to players ...... Marge Arthur and Gretchen VanArsdale had the same Prom dress ....... Jane Biller got to ride the elevator with Maria Fleischer, after Maria broke her leg playing nCrack the Whipn while ice skating ...... I cut school to see Frank Sinatra in person at the Circle, and I have his autograph to prove it! ..... My best friends were members of the Fifinella Club ...... I climbed up the smoke stack at Shortridge on a dare, and I was scared I couldn't get down ...... We had wonderful dedicated teachers: Miss Dodson, Mrs. Weathers, Mr. Gambold, Mrs. Schumacher, Minnie Lloyd, Mrs. Helm ......THE ECHO was terrific. Imagine how we managed 8 DAILY high school paperl.. ....We had super cafeteria food. They served homemade potato chips and a salad bowl with green pepper rings ...... John Rawlings was amazing, performing Gershwin songs at the piano. Remember Dick Carson playing xylophone and marimba? ...... Rehearsals for Vaudevilles lasted for hours ...... A horrible smell of rotten eggs emanated from the chemistry labs ...... who could forget those royal blue gym suits and learning to climb a rope? ...... Miss Lee took the entire fourth year Latin class to Ayres Tearoom just before graduation and we all happily chipped in to buy her a white corsage ..... Howard Fay tied Anita Diggle's sash to the back of her chair. When the teacher called on her to go the board, she took the chair with her. I think Howard's face was as red as his sweater ...... We'd stop at White Castle and purchase bags of hamburgersg the cost was five cents apiece or six for a quarter ...... Minnie Lloyd could walk up to the blackboard and draw a perfect circle ....... Being initiated into the SWANK Club, I had all my hair shaved off, and then I had to go to school ...... I remember social studies with Mrs. Washburn, Spanish class with Mrs. Lewman Creal colorful teachersy, and trying to get Jack Frazier to notice me in social studies class ...... The long arm of police gambling raiders struck again when eleven SHS boys were caught shooting dice in an apart- ment building near 34th and Pennsylvania Streets. Police confiscated thirty cents and gave the boys a ride in a police wagon. They had to face gambling charges in Juvenile Court. No blame was found when the captain of Juvenile Aid Division said the policemen broke the uPeeping Tomu law when they peeked in the windows.... ..I still have the colorful garter I wore when I was a Spanish dancer in Dottie Schonecker's Vaudeville act ...... what pride we had in our school! we were very fortunate to have Shortridge in our lives ...... Remember the day we graduated? PAGE 5 3 I fl Dow'wf+A'V Cowes NfxTurQf1fLL-V-A- Folks aren't dumb where we come from. We've had a lot of learnin'. And we're happy as can be .J. Doin' what comes naturally. NATURAL STATISTICS: 645 in class, 346 females, 299 males. Known addresses - 368. Deceased - 72. Responded to mailings - 211. Lost 215. Seven couples were classmates. COLLEGES ATTENDED: 53 listed from as far away as Univ. of Alaska, to Miami U., and from Mexico City College to Connecticut College for Women. Most attended Butler, Indiana, Purdue, that order. and DePauw, in TOP CAREERS: Business, Medical fields, Education, Engineering, Law Cin that ordery UDOIN' WHAT COMES NATURALLYH, We have produced 590 children, 849 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. WThere've Been Some Changes Madeu. . ' V fy bv d-'X xx XXX-4 LEISURE INTERESTS IN 1996, in order of preference: traveling, golf, gardening, volunteering, music, crafts, drama MOST UNUSUAL INTERESTS: Oriental rug making, volks- marching, writing Chinese Tang poems, Tai Chi, needlework judging , 5 ir JL New Maman N,,,,,,D,,,,o wa-ng: A vamom Ofcom 1 N W. '-is. Mosochuwffs 1 Swmumdo ighwpw :ss-WMM 5 ' .1 e5:T:'ef we-:ERE WE LIVE NOW: 5 - ow it mm.:- ,T W ,A WSC - 1 6 1 we went a lot of different ways, Mm Mmm . 3 ' But we still have much in common, 8 ,,wL Game So we came right back to town mu V For our 'FORTY-SIX REUNION. A 13? THAT COMES NATURALLY!!!!! PAGE 54 is x QQ 33 E5 E5 if J Qs if to f '95, .'. -f.e- q It 363-1, - T 12. 4 X J if all I is f In M :L -:bg A - ,V,,24.,..i:I., x.,, ' 'jggl N Mxllif' fl' TJ Jn: 1'-Y.. - ' x :I lui ti il 'Q i la-55' lj , All , I f ffm 5311171 , g.,..g Ishii? any .1 iidS..r-Q 'W ' lu ' 1 ' M Fi' :gif ' ' - ' I ' r-cz 'lill- '., .Ii f 'Iv' J U-.' Qgmff I i U A 4 1, Linn' ,i.1 ,J 1.5, L fl iw I if .. .',':'v'Q :1 ul 1,111 -'Aj ' A.. 'V qs H? ' L, .. -w :L--,wa . at Q ,z,b-J.-,zzz 'vf--.. .. ffm. V .X 'f'- . ., , . -. , .- - .xf.:- :.14q ,g?t . -f f,' 3.2 'L 1144. ' ' ,'f'-'11, La ra- M g , ff ,fflif g..,1.-2z'2.' ju, .. 1 , -- -dfvfuf' '- 'G' 'J2fT3V'QEfb3- ' , K s f '5ZiQ5.md:g' i ':7 34 v ., H I ,,,, , W. .. W 555 .deff .vim-'X Qbep Song Hit 'em high, hit 'em low, Come on, Shortridge, let us gog We are for you with all of our might. Push them back, never yield, In the gym or on the fleldg Keep Aa-going with pep and with iight! Then it's rah, rah, rah, rah! Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah! Nine rahs for Shortridge and the team fTeam! Teamlj From far and near I You will always hear Come on, Shortridgeg oh, Shortridge! Let's go. fCome on Shortridgelj Come on, Shortridgeg oh, Shortridge! Let's go! , uzuma Lmatei In the land of milk and honey In the central west, Stands a school of many virtues Ranked among the best. Glorious Shortridge is her title Loved by old and young, Let her name be duly honored Let her praise be sung. In athletics as in studies, Stand we at the headg In the race for higher culture, We are never led. Sound the chorus, speed it onward Over vale and ridge Praise to' thee, our alma mater, Hail, Oh Hail! Shortridge! A -E. T. Forsythe A 6,9 QYJFRI19 40 X tR'A.Qg fb -0 aavadix Q0 cj? CQ Wy? Y to -lawns? .AN X 6'ZV3WEl'l3 is f 1 45 1 . .crlze agastory of .Cftelix Once upon a time, in 1925, Shortridge and Manual met on the hardwood in a bitter rivalry. Man- ual was favored by basketball fans, but the Blues were deter- mined to win for their school. Manual was leading at the halfg the crowds were roaring with ea:- citement. Suddenly a small red dog - Manualis mascot - darted across the floor and encamped in the center circle. Shortridge, not to be outdone, produced Felix, cradled in the arms of a student. The cat was placed next to his can-ine rival who sniffed it and walked away. The Shortridge team was inspired to victory, be- cause of a cat who became the traditional Felix, PAGE 5 5 got gheir' Jfirrzcl Qqssislrznce CUZ: Jie .gralefuf io . Bill Ecldlart, who provided name tag holders. laura CSheerinD Gaus, whose book, Shortridge High School 1864-1981 In Retrospect, provided background for the brief history herein. Vic Knight of Station WDBF 114202 Delray Beach, Florida, whose Big Band of the Gold Coast of Florida prepared the musical tape and dialogue. Bill 0'Bria1, who was the Secretary's gopher, typist, and word processor. Pratt Poster Cmpany, who provided a letter banner. Jack hxenck, who provided video of the 45th Reunion' IN Printing and lhiling of Carmel, who photocopied the Souvenir Annual. Ihtt Walsh, whose Class of 1945 provided decorations. S ' WELL BE Team-fan Ac-.NN 9: -mi SENT1 MENTA-L I Reasons X .1 THE E PAG 57