Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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 ,,

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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.

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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