Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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

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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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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 .