Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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

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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

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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