Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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The inclusive and broad schedule of extracur- ricular activities offers further pursuit of class- room studies and opportunities to join with stu- dents of similar interests for fun and service. The athletic teams have brought fame to our 'school and continually have Won recognition. When the city All-Sports trophy was originated three years ago, it made provision for excellence in all sports. Shortridge teams won the first two legs on the trophy and are continuing to excel in each field, whether the sport is a major or minor. The faculty has trained us to make practical application of our courses, guided us in choosing careers, added life to our required subjects, and prepared us for college entrance. National recog- nition through scholarships and the 65070 of the senior class who enter college also illustrate the success of the above average academic standards which for so long have been a part of Shortridge. As Shortridgers, we live by the examples and goals set by our predecessors, but also we strive to progress so that We may maintain pride in our school-a Shortridge tradition. hortridge High School Indianapolis, Indiana fi Ike ydwhtge fwachhbn Prized Possessions re Cur Scenic School an The stone pillars, the scenic sunken gardens, the landscaped inner court, the Selleck Art Gal- lery, Caleb Mills Hall, and the Charity Dye li- brary, combine to form several physical features of Shortridge. The beauty of our 29-year-old build- ing encloses a Wealth of learning for a large group of Indianapolis youth. The court, surrounded by Shortridge's class- rooms, and the art gallery with its skylight, serve not only as points of beauty, but as laboratory and experimental ground for botanists and artists. Caleb Mills Hall, completely equipped with fa- cilities equal to those on any stage in Indianapolis, is the scene of Shortridge programs and audito- riums along with those of the community. So that the traditional beauty surrounding the school can be maintained, the Fine Arts fund has been established. Through the contributions of the students this beauty can be enjoyed by all in the Shortridge tradition. The pool, complete with its turtle, reflects the soli- tude of the inner courtrtruly a scenic place in Short- ridge. The oak trees cast shadows on the imposing en- trance of Caleb Mills Hall. fa ,xmas TABLE OF CONTENTS Traditions 1 Activities 30 Athletics 60 Faculty 32 Seniors 94 Index 137 4 ur Man of the Year As a tribute to his friendship and leadership, his teaching abilities and his contributions to the school, Robert M. King was selected as Shortridge's Man of the Year for the Class of 1957. During Mr. King's nine years at Shortridge he not only has contributed to our school materially, but he has become known for his understanding way with students when they most need help and guidance. This understanding of high school stu- dents and their problems has won a place in the hearts of Shortridgers, grads, and parents. In the classroom Mr. King teaches the problems confronting us in Health and Safety along with an elective course, Alcohol and Narcotics. Kinger, as he is known on the field and in the gym, aids the Shortridge athletic department, in addition to his coaching, with invaluable scout- ing notes on opposing teams. In the Shortridge tradition the Class of 1957 dedicates the Annual to a person who has given wholeheartedly to Shortridge and its school life- the Man of the Year. In the classroom, Mr. King puts life into a course required for all students, Health and Safety. He also instructs an elective course, Alcohol and Narcotics. Kinger gives the boys a few tips for better play in the huddle as he coaches his reserve basketball squad. we Jerry Drew and Ted Theilig study plant life through a microscope in Botany class. Correct bandages are a part of the first aid section of Driveris Education. Esther Lieberman and Sharon Gordon find them much more diffi- cult than putting on hats. 6 fl .ig i ,Q Q ,rl N21 Ma lie yhazlukiye gfiaakkbn . . . 3R'S Forrn Only Skeleton For Complete Curriculum The gamut of classes offered at Shortridge trains students for every phase of life. It prepares the college and career-bound. In addition to the basic, required courses- English, history, one year of math, and one year of a laboratory science-a Wide curriculum of ad- vantageous elective courses is available. To complement the six required semesters of English, courses are offered in public speaking, journalism, composition, and dramatics. The math, science, and language courses are the most ex- tensive in the city. Some of the Shortridge classes, such as Hebrew and Analytical Geometry, are unique and have Won state and nationwide ac- claim. Although these courses are open to all students, they are geared primarily for those preparing for college. Other courses are offered in every addi- tional field. Home economics and industrial education are symbolic of the practical aspect for all high school graduates as are Drivers' Education, typing, choral training, and advanced courses in all departments. With this vast curriculum any Shortridger finds courses which will be of special benefit to him as he prepares for life. Yvonne Roney and Beverly Boesinger find that sewing is a practical preparation for later life. Andy Lacy frightf inquires about special labo- ratory equipment during a tour for chemistry classes at Eli Lilly. Bill Survant fright! fulfills one of Let- ter1nen's club duties by selling football tickets to Satan fans. Fred Alkire ffrontf calls the Senate to order when Abe Millrnan and Dan Wilson debate their bill. Jn Ike e?lL0ftfMdy0 giaehhbn Student Activities Promote Better School and 8 As much a part of school life as the curriculum are the special clubs and activities which further interest in and understanding of subjects, hobbies, and services. For many years it has been a part of Shortridge to have groups for each field of interest. The Shortridge Senate is the oldest existing extracurricular group in the city, with its origin dating back to 1887. The Shortridge Daily Echo also upholds the school tradition as it continues in its 59th year of publication. These activities and new ones are all a part of the same excellence which brings fame to Short- ridge and enjoyment to its students. Dazwe Kettler. Wednesday editor. checks a proof of his paper as it comes off the press. This was the 59th year of continuous daily publication. Merrick Williams fleftl, Shortridge Student Board president and head of the Intra-city Council, discusses plans for the year with the other officers when they ommunity Relations The all-city convention of student councils held at Shortridge last fall typified Shortridgeks sup- port of inter-school relations. The session, which included topic discussions, a mass meeting, and a mixer, was highlighted by the adoption of a Code of Conduct for the youth of Indianapolis. Merrick Williams, Shortridge senior, was presi- dent of the Intra-city Council which sponsored the affair. Through the year, Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, Shortridge Board sponsor, served as the group's adviser. The other members of the all-city group from Shortridge, Lynne Bolles and Hila Draper, along with the members of the Shortridge board, par- ticipated in the all-city council's projects. Among the accomplishments was the good sportsmanship campaign waged for the sectionals. It included the exchange of speakers among the schools and the backing of the slogan, Sportsmanship will always win-whether your team is out or in. meet at Shortridge. Others are Judy Cravens, Broad Rippleg Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, sponsor, Gayle Funk, Howe, and Larry Combs. Washington. Bill Kilgore, Broad Rippleg John Greist, Shortridge. and Gayle Funk, Howe, headed the committee for the adoption of a code of conduct when the Intra-city Council had its all-council convention at Shortridge. 2 Z 'Lf' . if ',. , 9 we Ike egA0ftfMWO Qzachhbu . . . Programs Honor, Entertain, Educate Students r 4 o :,.a:E zrp Q if? 3 52 f 1 'Ls Dave Kettler speaks to the all- school auditoriums on the United Nations. He and Sidney Pratt were SlLortridge's representatives for the annual student tour. Auditoriunzs bring smiles to Short- ridgers as they entertain the student body. 10 Through the year, Shortridgers have the unusual opportunity of hearing and seeing outstanding citizens, entertainers, and fellow students as they perform during auditorium sessions. The programs, arranged by Mrs. Hope B. Nevitt, director of productions, provide the student body with an average of one auditorium per week which will entertain, educate, or honor. The variety of programs includes pep sessions, holiday pageants, teasers, campaign promotions, Glenn Cunningham, a former Olympiang spiritual leaders, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Shortridge dramatic and music groups, along with individual students. Due to the stage facilities, these programs far excel those given in most other schools. The light- ing and backdrops available in Caleb Mills Hall are the best in Indianapolis. In the Shortridge tradition, the auditoriums are more extras to the education plan made famous by the school. Y g ls he for real? Might be the question of startled The girl on the flying trapeae gets the ral: from youths as they meet the gorilla in the Shortridge halls. Tom Ross and Dare Shazr. who are in special mas- querade for the Cireas Frolic. we Ike fykoafuhge giadhbez . . . Frolic Combines Students, Faculty, Patron Mrs. Harry Weaver. Froiic chairmang Mrs. James A. Gloin. PTA president. and Mr. Wearer explore the bargains in the Country Store and enjoy the rewards of their efforts. :Fav 'ws 57 fs-M.-ff 12 Ns.. Introducing the latest styles for teenagers-Jill Su-eet, dressed for the early, early morning-Charles Cosand and Jean Edmond, wearing the typical school for a Circus Night With the girl on the flying trapeze to meet patrons at the door, Shortridge was transformed into a circus through every hall and room as the Family Frolic took over the school one night in November. Under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver, the PTA-sponsored affair brought to- gether the work of parents, students, and faculty members for its traditional stand. Balloons. animal figures, and all the established circus motif set the scene. The gym was turned into a midway lined with games, while outside a gorilla roamed the halls advertising the mystery monkey jungle. In the cafeteria, the evening started with the circus diner where a turkey dinner was served. Later it was turned into a runway for the latest fashions as modeled by Shortridge students. The music department actually fired up a show in the auditorium with Annie Get Your Gun. With all the songs, picturesque costumes and a rifle, the show had a realistic touch. All together, every booth, show, and display contributed to the circus of events which brought profits to Shortridge through the Family Frolic. The Zlounycr set scrre as guinea pigs in the Game Rfzonz zrlzrrc ucruralc .shooting pays off in prizes. clothesAJere Ross and Judy Hesher, as Icing and queen of the Ball. 13 ik 1 is or it ' l . Variety is the spice of life. especially in chapeaus. Eren the boys turned hat conscious this year for the NW ., Me lie giofilukzfye fwachhbn . . . Pads Den ote Trends In any era, certain habits take form and some- times eventually become traditions. This year, as every year, Shortridgers found new ideas in clothes, food, and things to do. Tops was the pizza pie. Whether there were girls. boys, or girls and boys, whenever there were Shortridgers there always seemed to be pizza, too. In activities, the teenage popularity of bowling increased. The game, which formerly was consid- ered one for parents, took a new face as scores reached terrible ebbs, especially when the girls The girl's purse filled with an infinite number of unassorted articles is traditional in any age. Karen Quinn keeps with the times itfith hers. early morning football pep sessions as they donned Ivy League caps and elegantly tailored hats. 14 ood, Dress, Pastimes took their turns. Of course. this was an addition to the slumber parties, picnics, and gabfests which continued to be around and are now traditions. In clothes, the Ivy style was most prominent. Crew-necked sweaters, button-down collars, and back-buckles appeared on both boys and girls, but other styles took their pace, too, as car coats of every color, length, and style made their initial appearance with the high school set. All of these fads made this year a special one in forming the Shortridge tradition. Pieea pie became an increasingly popular fad this year for date-time or just fun-time. Jim Masson and Abby Ervin find the Italian treat so good, but, oh, so messy, too. Bowling can be fun, even in the most amateur way. when the girls get together to practice. Sherry Fobes. Nancy Gloin, Lucy Ester, and Joyce Saul find it's a great sport even if their scores 'lL'O7L'f win acclaim, 15 Zz Ike yhmhzagfe fgiaehflon Seventh and Elghth Grade Classes Assume Somethmg new was added at Shortrxdge thxs year not courses th1s tlme but students F1ve rooms of Jumor h1gh school students were added at Shortrldge two are spec1al classes of g1fted chlldren and three are from Publlc School No 60 A speclal currlculum mcludlng language classes and typmg 1S prov1ded for the g1fted chlldren All classes study the regular subjects phys1cal educatlon mus1c and art are taught by Shortrldge teachers publlshed monthly and contammg news stones and columns Athletlc teams ale the prxde and Joy of the group too as they compete w1th all schools 111 the d1str1ct for t1t1es Jerry Stemer and Cleon Reynolds coached the football squad and Tom Haynes handled the basketball A class dzscusszon draws the mterest of Kathy Mar shall Tom McDowell Frztz Kumb and Jmz Gerlach Q wwf The dally muszc class for yunzor hzgh classes fmds 16 X O I O fr o o o O 6 . . ' , 5 . , Ai as ' 9 r V The Junlor hlgh d1V1S1011 also has 1ts own paper W i r 1 l . Y . . l Mike Rominger co1Lce1ztrati1zg on his song. Lespons1b1ht1es m Ir11t1al Year Carol Henley Sal y Cook Betszf Fenstenzakel Judy Ford and Elz abeth Cculey lead a dzscusszon , O D I O v O O M I Steven Kern. Rachel Goodman. and Charles Rogers Carefully keep track of their asdfs in typing cluxs wglgz Fwy f . , O ,V a ' W sf v Y A it ,, 3 N . 'Gil' an . x V ' W' 1 flmx. M iff We , N ., . :: 'Q wwf m A Q: :1:, : X. x K if n-2 :::. , K g ' ':' v .gg .lm xl ' rg if - 'wi hx . 143 WN , ,gg 1--' S 4 :X 'ft' v' QA ' Q , 3 ' s Q CIF: -'-x , 3 Q A D 6 A - N fg . , NP ,3 Nl. S 5 , Q' ' xg 1 4 e ' Wigs K A HE-Py 16 if , 1 ,.:. , ,.::. Q Zz lie fyioftluaye Pfaehkon . . Freshmen Change From Tlnfnd to Confident There IS l'l01Lhlll9, llke '1 flosh nothlng qulte so reen' The complete newness and vastness of Short udge never fa1ls to overcome completely the tra d1tl0llill perplexed freshmen From the f1rst day whlch seems to be nothmg but f1ll 111 your last name flrst on through the complete mass of unworkable lockers and comph cated schedules how can a freshman be anyth1ng but confusedq Regardless of all the compl1cat1ons however the f11st year of h1gh school always IS memorable the freshman party ball games gym classes expemences one never w1ll forget Bv the end of the semester all freshmen have expelxencd the fastest change 111 the1r l1ves an have become a part of the Shortmdge trad1t1on Buyzng books zs a new and temporarzly ex cztzng experzence for freshmen eten though the lznes seem hopeles at tzmes Kathy Shelley fleftl acts as a Bzg Szster for zncom stopped to check actwztzes zn an art mom on the tour zng freshmen on then fnst day of school The group of the school , 0 o 0 X , . Q .' A 1 C, ni I S U' ' 5 . 1 nl ' ' ' !Y . I . y on . . V Q v i , , 1 , v f ' ' 4' . . , . S' . . I . . 1 . - l l l Jae lhe Qybofzfuklye emdfkhbil . . . Sophomores Find Time Recitations in language classes are milestones in the lives of all sophomores whether the class is Caesar. for Fun, Plus Studies Between enjoying the fact that they no longer are the newest and greenest class in school and longing for the time when they will be upperclass- men, the sophomores both study and play with 21 vim. The vocational theme which is a part of sopho- more English makes them think of their future, and the vocational conference held in the spring gives them a chance to hear speakers from two of their possible fields. The Kuder Preference Test, too, is a means of aiding them. Although the sophomore year sometimes is con- sidered the one of least activity during the four in school, it is the time when most students drop their freshman habits and prepare for the respon- sibilities of their junior and senior years when they become school leaders. Traditionally the sophomore year is growing-up time. Charlotte Arrnstrong and Sandy Darts are struck' by the overload of homezrork which constitutes an extra high stack of books. as it is with Nan Winn. Spanish, French. German, or Hebron: 20 i Junior Class Sponsors-Don R. Knight and Mrs. Virginia Graham. we lie g6ozluQfe glaakkbu . . . Juniors Contribute Socially With Prom, Vaudeville The selection of class officers and prom queen candidates never fails to thrill one class in the school-the Junior class. This year, the class when it organized selected Jerry Udell to be its first head. He, as did the other officers, Won the position following primary final elections. This was the first year that such a process was used for a junior class. Through the year he led the class in its activities while working with Don R. Knight, financial ad- viser, and Mrs. Virginia Graham, class sponsor. Together with the other class officers they planned the two big projects-Vaucleville and the Junior Prom which was held May 3 at the Indiana Roof ballroom. All of the class members take active roles in the life of the school. They are elected to key positions as they start on the movement to make their class remembered as a definite part of the Shortridge tradition. Junior Class Officers-David Otto, treasurerg Lynn Spencer, Vaudeville chairnzang Carolyn Bechert, pro- Bolies, vice-president, Ann Davis, secretaryg Dianne gram editor, and Jerry Udell, president. 22 A special east introduced the tliiriy-seventh Junior Vaudeifille. It included Pete Compton. Susie Cadle. Jim Parrish, Gay Brezver, Gerald Wagner. Carolyn Bechert. Stezre Burney, Lynn Bolles. Jerry Udell. Dianne Spen- 2-1 fm: 640 ylotkfllwe gjafhwbu . . Junior V21udeviHe The Shortridge Vaudeville with its three-night stand formulates memories that will never be for- gotten. This year's show followed the 35-year tra- dition of 21ssembling,' more th21n 500 students for the five-act variety show. For the first time since the shows origin, Mrs, Nell Merrick Thomas, who retired l21st year, was not at the helm. As the new class sponsor, Mrs, Virg'ini21 Graham. with Di21nne Spencer, Vnude- ville chairman, molded the themes--21 chase for 21 man, E1 trip to Paris, 21 tour of lucky charms, 21 revue of music, and Z1 tr2inseontinent21l journey- 21ll into one .show with 21n introduction. intermis- sion 21cts, and a grand finale. Vczuderille chairman ---- Dianne Spencer. Cer. Dare Otto, Anne Luyar. Ted Oehsner. Ann Darts. Jim Close. Marilyn Gunzmer, Ron Evans, Marty Dean. and Dare Cartee. Scores Hit for 3 th Time 5 Methods for catching a man are suggested to Linda man, Barbara Culloden. and Susie Wahle. Carol Orbi- Marrs fleftr in Act I. Man Alive. by Margie Chees- son. Karen Weigand. and Judy Gill were act chairmen. Don Wiles frightf found life of a visiting soldier shon' him the tozrn in the act headed by Richard very interesting in Gay Pareef' Bobby Snyder. Al Kroot, Sandy Ford. and Richard Cohen. Abrams. Diane Flynn, Rhea Leffel, and Sheila Cooney tr Y Q ,S-ff H. XX. Abby Ervin finds Sandy McDermond as a knocking on wood-pecker in Bit-o-Luck. She shows her to the gypsy, Harriette Bassler. Act chairmen were Club 58 set the scene for f'Ear to Era. a recap of music and dance from 1920-1957. In the act. headed by Toni Wood. Bob Bowen, Kathy Faith. and Bob S... M., nik Ev Y, ,A , f ,ZW f-Q. QU 3 -f '?' ww r'-W fbackf Judy Miller, Mary Allen, ffrontf Polly Distcl- horst, Wendy Block. Crull. Ron Evans, Carol Alillican, Judy Clapp, Jim Harley, Carcn Goodin, and Dare Kettler carry dance through the eras. gif? f nw fr 1 fr f 1 5 T l f A 3 2 5 1 5 , , , . . 2 VAUDEVILLE BAND-Back ron'-Tom Wood, John Van Ohlen. Jon Johanning, Larry Everhart, Dave Mosicr, Bob Shultz, Chris Kuether. Bob Crull, Ed En- gledozr, Larry Cailahan. Front row-Dave Pritchard. Rita Reed and Judy Boringer zrere two of the tour- ixtss in Transcontmental Tenzposf' directed by Janis Sherman, Anne Frank. Sharon Napers, and Kennie Lyman. Some of the people they met were Joann y , Bob Bowen. Ken List, Gary Welcher. Dare Leighty. Lucene McCZeary. Carol Crane, James Calrcrt. direc- tory John Clark, Steve Deizrcrt, Lynn Blessing. Din-If Norris. Steininger. Jim Close. Rea' Jeffricx. Elaine Rolrlmrs. Jane Cripe. Katy Signzond. and Pctc Williams, Scalcd -Sandra Leffel, Ann Whittmore. 3 ,uh A 27 New g. Gift N Tom Ross, Junior class president. crowns Roberta Demlonx Junior Prom Queen for the Class of 1957 at the annual ball. Candidates for the coveted croicn irere 'top row: Marty Nourse. Janet Esterline. Jane Thomas, Judy Taylor. Joyce Saul, Jane Messy fbottom rowf Roberta Me lie gzofehakzye tgzawkbaz . . . Girls Take Leading Roles In Social, Scholastic Life Brains and beauty are standard requirements for the ideal girl and in May, 1956, the junior class displayed the beauty part at the annual Jun- ior Prom at the Indiana Roof ballroom. Boys in white dinner jackets and the girls in rustling formals gathered for the introduction of the 12 candidates. Then the climax came- Roberta Demlow was named Junior Prom queen for the class of 1957. Runners-up were Jane Mess and Stacia Walters, in second and third places, respectively. Also in the beauty department-Diane Beeler was crowned Military Ball queen at the ROTC affair last fall. Her court included Cynthia Cros- treet, Dianne Spencer, and Stacia Walters. In the brain departmentm-many honors have been brought to Shortridge by the girls through their scholastic and leadership abilities. Both the first and second place students on the full-time 1957 senior honor roll were girls, Ann Carper and Mary Welty. Cynthia Ostrom was given the DAR Good Citizenship award in recognition of her leadership and citizenship. Beauty and brains combined-a Shortridge tra- dition. Demloir. queen: Stacia Walters. Helen Burck. Jan Corson. Sherry Fobes. Cynthia Ostrom. f ii 28 iff' AVIS Esth 1 B Cazanagh 1ezze115 A111e1zca11 hzstmy ruth Cynthza Ostrom Sho1tr1dge,s DAR Good Cztz en ztho 11011 he1 hono1 f1o111 student and faculty electzon A1111 Ca11Je1 and Many Welty fed thu new s full t1111e 5671101 ho1zo1 1oII cholcmtzcczlly 3.- wg, XZ' .44-45? 4'-fu. ian...-1 . Dzmzt B du Illlfllbd c qzzeuz or tht 1IzI1tcz1U zI1 an 11111111111 r1ffaz1 at the hldlltlltl Lnzzemztu Wedzcal Ce1zle1 I X 'G if I .yt ,W 5 . , U. . . ,' .. .', '. . .' , A . AA . V 5 t .I . K if wr 1 if 55,5 I x ' LW! rr. 31 P X .A ' 1 5,11-fx , 15 1, 1' ,A -I Bc'1 M M Q TT' , 1 ' ., 23 WN xt, 'Q f ZZ? nike Y 5-f 3 if Mm O I Activities Extracurricular activities once started as after- school entertainment, but today they take a most important and beneficial role in the lives of high school students and, therefore, in the life of Short- ridge. The projects instill into the curriculum an addi- tional interest, promote better relations in the school and in the community, encourage service to others, and make a place for every student to find friendship. They result in outstanding ac- complishments among the students as individuals and as a group. The Student Board, for example, won city-wide acclaim by bringing a foreign student to share the educational and democratic advantages of the American secondary schools. In return, the representative body will send a student to a for- eign country during the summer in order that a better understanding among teenagers through- out the World may be cultivated. Participation in state and national groups is another phase of activity for Shortridge clubs. Several groups attend conventions and even elect officers for the mass organizations. Through this practice better relations among schools are pro- moted, and students share their common prob- lems. Each group has its place in the school, and each student has his place in a group. The activi- ties are a vital part of the Shortridge tradition. Knud Morlc frightf, Shortridge's Student Board-sponsored exchange student, points out his homeland to Harry Jen- nings and Merrick Williams. Service I. Keynote of Civic-Minded Student, STUDENT BOARD- Bark ron-'Ihomas Seinlon. Jon Birge. Don Wiles. Pearson Smith. Wayne Nicely. Dick Jones, Knud Mork. Bob Mace. Bill Suryant. Dave Howe. Jere Ross. Jim Walker. Stan Loye. George Rose, Fourth row-Harry Jennings. Alfred Abrams. Bob Shultz, Rex Jeffries. David Kopitzke. Sheffield Boardman. Kirk Sargent. Carter Booth. Wendell Whitman. Roger Nelsen. John Fenstermaker. Robert Bailey. Dick Ittner. Third row-Su- s.tn Graves, Susie Wahle, Barbara England. Janice Cox. Linda Rhodes. Louise Maurey. Alice Hollingsworth. Corrine Butler. Judy Grooyer. Judy Lee Daxis. Kathy Hunley. Barbara Ball. Jane Flint. I-'aye Lunsford. Nancy Burns, Mary Beth Schaefer. Karen Stuebe. TRUE BLUE-Back row-Sue Mardis. Sarah Pratt. Gail Raymond. Flo Breunig. Peggy McQuiston. Judy Hansen. Third row-Mrs. Eugenia Hayden. sponsor: Shirley Ann Mendenhall. Donna Wil- dey. Valerie Moritz. Jean Edmond. Beverly Grear. Carol Orbison. Second row-Jane Donaus. Judy Hertenstein. Barbara Canatsey. Emily Moonshowcr. Barbara Sexson. Nancy Gloin Front row Joan Dickson. Judy Hesher. Carolyn Brown 32 Lynne Stone, Hila Draper. Second row-Gay Brewer. M irgy Chees- man. Leah Crafton. Mary Matzke, Georgiana Adams. Marty Dean. Dianne Spencer. Judy Gill. Carolyn Bechert. Judy Miller. Betsy Pfau. Merry Kay Hill. Louise Heathco. Donna Knittel. Serita Slocum. Sandy Nicholson. Carol Orbison. Lynn Bolles. Nancy Fiehman, Karen Weigand. Priscilla Lamb. Donna Wildey. Front row-Robin Klein. Judy Taylor. Janet Esterline. Sally Schell. Suzie Mitten. Helen Burck. Marty Vyyerberg. Sherry Fobes. Gail Raymond. Joyce Saul. Nancy Gloin, Jean Edmond. Flo Breunig. Lucy Ester. Josie Gray. Bcvcrly Grcar. Officers- Merrick Williams. president: Jane Thomas. Anne Luaar. Roberta Dcmlow. Tom Ross. Service to the school is the main goal of the Short- ridge Student Board, True Blue, Girls' League, and Key Club as they carry on their various projects. Bringing the first exchange student into an Indian- apolis public school was the outstanding accomplish- ment of the Student Board, which represents all the students in the school. Girls serve as the True Blue members by aiding Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, dean of girls, and by representing Shortridge girls in the Girls' League. The Key Club promotes school spirit by selling tick- ets, car stickers. and license plates, KEY CLUB Back rov1 B111 D1ener Al11n Brown Bf1rr1 Hender son Ken Kc-ltner Jerry Udell Gen: Rlttei Tom Sllxey LIXFCO Bleeker Jim Brnhn Dick Wilson Pied SCl111fe1 Todd Steyn 1rt Date Hocker Frlta Gordner Second ron Jerry Steiner Sponsor Due Dirks Dick Denney Dlck Jones Kirk Roberts Mervyn Studor Tom Ross Daxe Home NIerr1c11 Wllhfxms D111e Shfm GIRLS LEAGUE Back row Sandra D111s S1r111 Pratt Pe ,1 Rossiter Dlalle Neumann Leah Cr 11.1011 K1thry11 H1111le1 Phyllis Chisholm Marty Dean Judy Taylor Flo Brennig, K 1ren Q1111111 Sue A1111 Scherb A1111 Abrrms B.1rb1r1 Snxder JOlIlIl Kuerst Klble Glo111 Bettv Wick J1ne Gllll Judy Hansen Pe1,,,y Mc Qmston Brenda Weaver Bex Grear Jan Corson Ruth Warren SUSIE Golt Fourth row Anne Rod' ers Mary Lou MCCHIIX Suzan Hadley Sandra Thatcher Lllldl Carr Jul11 KFIKOWIIZ Nanc1 Fichman Sarann Horvuta Janis She-rm1n Jo1111e D'lXldSOIl L111da Abraham Kennie Lyman P11111 Stnlermxn Joyce C1111 Knud Mork J1m P1rr1sl1 Ted Ochsner Tom Johnson Cr'11 Hinshaw Front rou Pe lI'SOl1 Smith Daxe Horn Don Wiles D119 Prive L1r11 Hnris Pom Rexlly Jlm Copeland Hirry Jelllllll s John Grelst president Bob Wood 11d Jere Ross Jon Blr e Pete Groth 11111 h 1m D1rle11e Lunar Barbari C111atsey Judy Bohn Ann Z11111 Nancy Gloln Third row Barbara Julian Marjorle Mllllgan Lyd11 Roche Karen Koelling., Astrxd Stoppe Kathryn Ochs Ann Libby L11111 Carolyn Byr'1m P1trlc11 Howell Virbinu Doss Bar bxra D0lITlaIIl Anne V111 Ripe-1 Marilyn Dafoe Second row Jane Seastrom Carolxn Brown Jane Schrader Karen Van Westrum Sharon Beutler Barbara Mogllner SUSWII Schumacher Mrs EL .,en1a Hlyden sponsor Emlly Moonshower Joan Dickson Judy Hesher Judy McGill Je1n Peterson Mrs! row Lucy Ester Josie Grly president Jenna Edmond 33 - vm . . . 2 V l tb 5' - V. . R , U Q l K 1 . v ' . A I Y I -1 -. ' ' 1 V. ' Y '- 1 1 . 1 1 . gm' ' 5 1 , . U' , ' 1 1 1 1 N' ' , ' . ' , j 1 j . A f, 1 ' . ' '1 . 1, ' , 1 , Carolyn Bill. Shelia Yates. Fifth row+Shirley Werner. Pat Fowler. Toobin, Patricia Myers. Betty' Terry. Carol Bnecher, Timmie Birge. ' , 1 . ' 1 1 Q 1 . 1 . ' ' ' . ' j j 1 . 1 '1 . ' ' '1 , ' - 1 ' A , 5 ' , 1 1 . .' 1 , '.' - 1 ' ' . 1 ' '. ' A . 1 - ' 4 . 1 Q , 4 K v - Y h. , . I U - ' . - ,I . J ' . . ' 1 . 1 , , 1- '. . ' 1 . 'f 1 . .' f' ' 1 . 1 ' ' . ' , ' . 1 ', 1 , 1 A 1 'A . . j ' . 1 . . 3 '- N' , ' , j , 1 1 ' 1 . L' - 1 ' I 3 1 . Q 1 1 , ? sf 1 . 1 , f 3 fl 4 C A K - ' . W ' I , ' 1 , ,Q waxy' ,ggiyje I . W, 1 I . . .-.. , f , ... A ' 4 . LETTERMEN'S CLUB-Back nm-Tom Reilly. Bill Survniit. Kiefer Mendenlizill. Jim Belden, David Arbnekle. Dick Denney. Ken Keltner. Bill Bozitmnn. Fourth row-D.ix'e Williams, Cliairles Gor- gol. Jim Copeland. Tom Culver, Don Wiles. Drive Sliuwl Dun Price. Gene Ritter. Third row- Hubert Smith. Albert Myers. Larry Harris. president: Dick Loman. Bob Harding. Don Cockerliiim Ma t Clubs Encourage Managing the booster section and promoting the Sliortridge athletic- program are the duties ol' the Booster eoininittee and Letterineirs club. For the first time this year the boosters donned white gloves. white blouses, and blue shakers for the organized cheering section For the seetionzil. a blue S in the white field of students was lir- ranged. The letterinen aided the Dads' Club sale ul progrunis for bull gnines and ails.: sold lll'kfllr1 HOOSl'PIR 4'OIXIlXII'lliI:IE Bark ron IJM4- lluwi- lhiiirfr' Nl:'If.1:'- lnncl. Ann We-iuaiiicl, Cilill Rnyrrioiizl. Jere- Russ I-'rnnl row Knren , E Weienncl. Dionne 511m-iic-e1'. June llnuiius, Sue Iilorlon .learn H1- nioncl Donn Dragon. Hurry Jennings. Sem-ond ion ---Hoy .-Xbersoie. sponsor, Bob Wooclnrcl. Willie Martin. Pill MrKitli'1l-li. Mer'u'j.'ii Slnclor. lieiioy Perry. Dick Jones, Hairrx' Rnbins Frunl ron Kelly Morris l'.uil Bollen, I.1irry Keenxn. 'l'orn Siliev. Grim t'li.ise. lJ.ile l5i'mrn. D.lxe Horn. Bernie Fineli. 34 thletlcs Languages f0l the events The 1noney the O1gZ1l'llZ'1tlOll ealned at the tl21dltl0llH.l Lettelman Faculty game DIOV1Cl8d a college SCllO12llSh1D fOl a wo1thy athlete The language depa1tn1ent SDODSOIS g1oups fox the encoulagement of f111ther UI'1d6lS'E3.lld1llg and stud1es of the 1espect1ve subjects The SPQR 16Dl6SC1ltS the Lat1n depa1tn1ent the Pan A1ll6,1lC3ll the Span1sh and Le Celcle F1a11c'11s the Fxench SPQR OFFICERS Stan Loxe Nancy Ruddell Lmdx Fckftrd T1mm1e B1r e consul PAN AMERICAN Back ron Renee Fox Dlille Beeler Ber 111ce Weiner Phy111s D111 Clrol Holmes Ausmt Ad IIHKOXICS B11 Merrv Kay H111 Front rovs De 'mnx Beeler Ann TOOb1Il Jo 'mme Llebermfm Sally T1scher Kathy Oxerbeck Cum Yanku ner MIIIICEIIQ Hxnley FRENCH CLUB Back rovs lNI'1I'C1'l Vks1rr1n ton Nancy M11lhol land lxancv F1Ch!H3ll Jane Cr1pe Sally Schell Geor 131121 Adams Tlmmle B1rge J11dy Se al Janet Mann Second row Nancy Glom Lmda Pra. er Ellen Kammlns Bexerlx Aronson Nancy Clark Carol Shane Kenme Lyman Anne Frank Patr1c1a Myers Lynne Rldley Pr1sc1l1a Brown Front row Sara Samson Jaflqllle Myers Janna Staley S1dney Pratt presldent Gmny B11sh Bette Alex ander Betty WICK Mrs Gertrude Weathers sponsor 35 O A f w , L 1' . x'. ' v Q U-v . 1 ' X '. ,.':', ' . . . - '. . ' 1 . . , . . g Q V . 'z , - . 1 1 , . '- bara Best. Peggy MCQL1lSEO1l. . at , ' . - 1. V 4 . A' I . 1 ' . . '1 - . 2 ' ' 'Ltr fr ' 'Q ' ' - ' - ' - ' 1 Y . S. . E 4. , . , ' . , , - SHS'ers Strer Philanthropy, Per onal Interest Three organizations, Red Cross, Future Nurses of America, and the German Club. frequently help hospital patients. The Red Cross prepares boxes to be sent to hospitals here and abroad. They Contribute to holiday celebrations and manage the all-seliool fund collection. Learning to help patients and studying op- portunities in the field of nursing are goals of the FNA. a new organization at SHS, The German Club takes special interest in the Altenheim. a German old folks home. Members prepare tray favors on special holidays and carol at Christmas time RED CROSS--Back row-Jacquiine Cook. Joan Cook. Mrs. Cena Morgan. sponsor. Martha Bigbee. Judy Waugh. Front row Nancy Clark. Beverly Grear, Kathy Crawford. Judy Jackson, FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA--Back row Princess Winn. Mar- tha Stafford, Dorothy Summers. Phyllis Keenan. Karen Shepherd. Phyllis Crenshaw. Linda Beard. Carol Meredith. Paula Scott. GERMAN CLUB--Back row-Michael Pilz. Uldis Bruveris. Barry Silbermann. Ralph R. Ries. Rolf W. Ries. Theodore Sigward Second Row--Richard Hess. Helmuts Murmanis. Stanley Trager. Brent Moore, Bill Herin4. David Dirks. Juris Citune. Front row- Front row- Judy Ja4'l:s.zii. Duryea Dickson. Gladys Brown. Judy Carpenter. Marie Almon. Martha lNIcDonald. Mrs. Dorothy Van Brunt. sponsor. Rosetta Schwartz. Judy Baker. Margaret Woods. Kathryn Oehs. presidentg Faye Lunsford. Aurzella Osler, Ursula Soerensen. Miss Louise Reiter. sponsor. In Activities Dot-exit, Croquis. and Hi-Steppers orgrzniigations contribute to the extracurricular program by brineine together people with mutual interests and hobbies for enjoyment and education The Croouis and Doeent clubs center their in- terests in art. The Doeents supervise the ar- rangement of displays in the Roda Selleek art gallery. Croquis nienibers are interested in art outside of school. and frequently visit art dis- plays to gain an additional knowledge of art. The Hi-Steppers enjoy their twirling and strut- ting praetiee sessions. DOCENTS llark ron Jerry Diekey. Byron Kitt. Kent Hatliorn. Charles Ya-acer. sponsor. Front row- Ruby Shinoralia. Judy Kitt. Kathy Pyle. Hazelene Mitehell. Barbara McKinstray. i - tw' 4 sv CROQUIS CLUB--Back row -Sally Sparks. Harriett Harrell. Judy Kitt. Karen Wheeler. Bonita Curtis. Alice Murray. Alive Guyness. Ronny Wooley. Front ram -Carter Booth. Judy Hansen. Donna HIGH STEPPERS-Back roxy- Kay Eberhard. Sandy Ebbitt. Judy Baker. Kathy Parsons. Sherri Hadley. Naney Petty. Sandy VVlialey, Naney Rouers. Sue Heiny. Jan Moorman. Karlene Sexton. Marty . Q fit, f. J sf Q, f ,N Knittel. Marilyn Daftn-, Miss Jane Messick. sponsori Carol Taylor. Lynne Weinel. Gentry. Leah Ray Crafton. Front r0w-- Cathy Harrison. Sandy Brown. Peggy Cross. Sharon Kleinbub. Carole Cooper, Rita Las- siter. Judy Isenbere. Sara Gilson. Naney Parsons. NATURALISTS CLUB Fifth row Max Forsyth sponsor Terry Puckett Ted Oehsner Dare Otto Pete Groth Grry Chase Jxck Toyynsend Dou She-row Paul Ayery Brll Whrte Prul Brttres Lee Nadlm, George Rose Daye Badollet Robert Buley fourth row Lrnda Carr Terry Schlosbe Elarne Reuben Susrf. Golt Joxn Solbeck Hattle Harrell Debby Gallup Mary Beth Sch refer Judv Miller Marcrs Kubc Kathy Overbeek Sandy Ebbrtt Thrrd row Lynda Burns Sandra Thatcher Trmmre Brrt,e Judith Senn Joan Dickson Pe by McQurston John Ester presrdent Drle Lentz Isnud Mork Sally Stuart Carolyn Boots Esther Ewen Freddr Neub ruer Srcond ron Barbara Hfruck Karen Stuebe Qurn Groth Bxrb rrr Keenln Jane Gant SUSIE Smrth Deanni Beeler Drrne Beeler M rry Ann Worley Crrol Krevyrtt Sue Mardrs Ctrol Holmes Lucene McC,lOlry llrs! ron Susre Wrhle Sherry Robin son Grnny Doss Lynne Stone Clauclrr Crrr Phyllrs D111 Rose Ann Woods Ntncy Dexn Blrbiri Baker Bonnre Ross Judy Rry b rrn Leslle Ross Club Extend Class lntere t to After Hour For those who Wrsh to delve rnto subjects further than class trme permrts the Naturalrst Math Hr Pr and Scrence clubs provrde oppor tunrty Closely allred wrth these organrzatrons whrch frequently need research rnformatron rs the Lrbrary Club Naturalrst Club members cnJoy outmgs to Wrl low Slough Lake Sullrvan and Gerst Rescrvorr rn addrtron to therr regular club meetrngs Personnel of the Lrbrary Club rs composed or student lrbrarrans who work durrng then study pcrrods to help locate materral for class work and term papers The Math and H1 Pr clubs are srnnlar organr Latrons for those rnterested rn mathenratrcs Hr P1 rs for freshmen and sophomore students the Math Club has specral entrance requrrements and rs for upperclassmen One of the new projects of the Serence Club thrs year was the proposed weather statron Members also present some of the more unusual aspects of scrence rn a drsplay wrndovy Provrdrng rncentrve to garn knowledge outsrde the class room rs a part of the tradrtronally rr h program LIBRARY CLUB Back rovy Lrnda Fernstonc Connrc Morley Hex Srgafoos Mrs Mar rret Sthroedle sponsrr lrrurth roxy Drtne Sprhr Rose Ann Vkoods Suzanne Worner Nrnry Duff Second rnvy Mrs Esther B Cu Uriah sponsor Geofferx A Klarn Do lores DeRosx P nny Sprr ue l-ront ron Krrstrn sclr Krthy Shelley Lrndx Bernd Nancyrnn Clrusnr 38 . . . , 1, r . . 2 . .' 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'- ' '2. 1 .' a ... jr 1 xr , , Y W fwfr MA'IH CLUB Back row Robert Howell Henry Richardson Rob rah Pratt S1dIl6Y Pratt Sara Gerlach Lucene McC1eary Beverly ert Rosenak James Fo el Brent Moore presxdent Jon Johan Branclstetter Kaye Allxson Kathryn Ochs Mxchael Chxldress lllllg Dlck Hadley Cr11,, Hmshiw Front rovs Harold Meyer Sa Ei Schnelder Dayld Max Elllott Levm Jun Broffltt presldent Frank Cook Mlke Stalcup Stephen Merrell Ursula Soerens n bCIE.NCE CLUB Back rovs D1Yld Graf J1m Broffltt B111 Fry Peter Groth James Rodeheffer sponsor B111 Wlckenkamp John Benson Ro er Nelsen Gary Goldberl, Second rovu Bonnle Ross Judy Rayburn Henry R1charc1son George Sundell Robert Lott Sophie Leun Ann Wallace Mlchaela MCKILETICK Shella Yates Brenda Twlnes Jlm Harmon Jeffrey Flnn Bruce Cuthbertson Sarah Pratt Kathy Buddenbaum Shella Ymtes I-lrst row Vlrblnla Dawson Nadja Broffltt Paul Avery Lynda Burns Eddle Lmdlex Bexerlx Branclstetter Barbara Ca natsex Sharon Beutler ill 39 X J e lx .3 I -,cg f,'x, cl L I 1 X ' ' -f A ' IJ , V , V. ' ' 5 ,- V ,ff 'dk-w Q 1 5 . Q , ' - f ' he if 2 HI-PI CLUB-Backlrow-Dick 1-less, Valdls Qaune. John M. Burns. Miss Ellen Qclcer, sponsor. Front rowiRoger.Ne1sen, Guy Russell. I 4 I 4 - khkh J , . 'r -' 1 M: TS. ? ' 1 ,- if if X 1 1 ' -x 4 1 . Clubs Den e Plea ure From Theater and SQFVICQ FOOTLIGHTS CLUB Pack row LaVerne McGrlxery Astrrd Stoppe Rrchard Cohen Lawrence Rlchards P1111 Thrasher John VonOhlen Bob Shultz Fred Rice Mrchael Pllz Betty Wrck Thlrd row Merry Lou McCain Dorothy Summers Mary Eula Routt Kav Eberhard Elrnor Bretzlaff Sherri Hadley Nancy Rader Nancy Scherb Sara Samson Sandy Nlcholson Mary Warwrck Presentatron of plays and study of dramatlcs form an rntegral part of Natronal Thespran So crety and Footlrghts Club actrvrtres H1 Y Y Teens and Junror Counsellors are servlce groups Natronal Thespran Socrety an honorary group bases 1tS membershrp on pornts earned by serv rce on the stage The Footlrghts Club rs for any student lnterested rn dramatrcs Plays Youll Applaud a group of several one act plays was the pro3ect for the year H1 Y and Y Teens are affrlrated wrth the YMCA and YWCA and ard the sponsorrng groups wrth teenage projects They also serve the school and communrty Junror Counsellors a new group serves rn a gurdancc capacrty to ard students rn solvrng then school and personal problems In thrs way they add to the scope of the extracurrrcular progranf THESPIAN Back row PllllWdd101Lh sponsor Jrm Llmd Durd L Kettler Daxld E Rude Alfred Abrams Rrchard Cohen Harrx Nancv Scherb Dlana Maxrtx Judy Schloss Judy Earl Nancy Man use Prrst row Carolyn Boots Betty Kmy McClell1n Jane Seastrom presrdent Suzx Hufford Sara Slmson Sheila Cooney Serlta Slocum Alrce Booher Sallle Frauman Second row Srndw Brown Beverly Aronson Drane Neumann Judy Irvine Nancy Frchman Julla KFHIKOWIEZ Sue Ann Scherb Evelyn Oakley De anna Glasel Jean Kammen Charlotte Armstrong Mrst row Jenny Ausherman Jov Wersfeld Ann Abrams Alfred Abrrms presrdent Judy Schloss Sandx Drnrs Joe Maffrt 40 O l T1 k ' , , - V AV' . 1 1 ' - . . - Y - , . , V - - - .. V rr . . , . Q i L. 4 . V7 k V 'S - 1 ' ,V ' 2 1' . V 1 Y, V V ' r 4 - ,V Crull. Dave Cartee. Second row-Judy Irvine, Mary Eula Routt, 1 -Y V I N '. ' . . 1 1 gf . ' -- ' V , ' 1 ' 1 . . ' 1 Q . . 1 . . - D -A . Y Q . . l . ' . ' K. ,Y 1 4, V I 1 ' V V I e - Y 7 V I C V V v 1 u I h 1 4 - . V V I I - - K . v ' Z 5 - v 1 1 1 V C xr- i V T ' V V I - ' V ' 2 . V .' c . 4 ' . LP in 94' is GREAT BOOKS --Back raw ---- Mrs, li:1Il11'y11 Smith. Bob Howell. Jillll' G2lIll,. Jaxc-quic Myers. D011 Wllvs. M1s. Hillll'lE'll2l Parkeii Miss Mil- iirvzl Fostc-1'. SDUIISZJY. Front row Phyllis Dill. Sara Gerlucli. Ros? Allll Woods. Sidney P1'.1tt. Diz11111 Dvitsvli. Vi1'gi11iz1 Diwsni. Josie Gray' I4IL 1'iUN CLUB lim-k rum B111 H11111 R11 WIJHCI Bob 115 He11dc1so11 Nanci Duff Harold Mexer I-ront rovl Kxtlix C1111 ll'L'Il. Bob lkiawv. SLL111 H1111. Bob Honvll Duc Kcttler S1-con ford K'1thx Shellex Mirilxn Norris JEICQLIIQ Mxers president mn B111 Bull. Susan Wzililv. Nmfw GIU111 Anne Lufar Suzanne Worner Siclnew Pr'1tt Miss Ruth Armstroua SIJOIISOI v.,a Ideas, Facts, Fun Offers Educational Bonn Variety is the key to any program of extracurricular activities, and the Quiz 'Em team and Great Books, Fiction, Saddle, and Overseas clubs provide for many interests. Quiz 'Em studies current issues of local papers in preparation for competition with teams from other schools. The Great Books Club is patterned after the adult group and is the only teenage club of its kind in the state. Members enjoy study, discussion, and interpre- tation of the classics. An outlet for those who enjoy creative writing is provided by the Fiction Club. Students submit samples of their work as application for membership. In the Saddle Club, horse enthusiasts meet to ex- change knowledge and experiences of their common interest-horses. Students from Overseas share experiences in foreign lands and are mutually helpful in aiding newcomers to adjust to their new homes. From quiz to equestrienne the program fulfills the Shortridge tradition of an activity for every student. SADDLE CLUB-Back row-Nancy Petty. Sharon Hansel, Elinor Bretzlaff, Carol Chiles. Fred Lowery, Ellen Blaisdell. Patsy Carter, Mlllicent Hanley, Prudence Banister. Front row-Virginia Wiesen. OVERSEAS CLUB-Back row-Andris Ozolins. Vlad Mancl. Hel- muts Murmanis, Knud Mork. Andris Lacis. Henry Orejuela. presi- dent: Uldis Bruveris, Second rowYJanis Vinters. Juris Caune. Yautra Krumkalns, Miss Margaret Montgomery, sponsor: Arija Nancy Kelly, Betty Young, Linda Ditzenberger. Louise Heathco. Ellen Fledderjohn, Miss Nancy Hendricks. sponsor, Steinmanis. Ursula Sorensen. Silvia Storey. Roger Nelsen. First row-Benita Kalnins. Ieva Sijats. Dace Bross. Babs Berzins. Vija Skudra. Lolita Ortega. Ausma Adamkovics. Interests Center on Past, Present, Future FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Back row Prlncess Wlllll Lmda Holmes Charlotte Hertzman Linda Felnstone Joan Beh rens Matrnel Conn Marcra Warrington Prrscrlla Brown Samuellfr Houston Lee Essre Scott Thrrd row Karren Burke Amanda Roth Patrlcra Burnstern Carolyn Mitchell Ellen Kammlns Dune Bryan Jorn DiX1dbOll Judy Seg.,'1l LlIlCl l Abraham Juxct Mann E1S16 Gordx Lxnne Rldlex Suond rovs Brenda Weaxer Juclx The scope of toprcs covered by extracurrrcular clubs IS wrde For example the Future Teachers and Future Busrness Leaders plan for careers the Senate drscusses present legrslatrve brlls and the Stamp and Corn club surveys relrcs One of the most actrve groups rn school IS the Future Busmess Leaders of Amerrca Its outstandrng projects and campalgnrng have re sulted rn state recognrtron for chapter actrvrtres and the placement of two members Kathy Me serve and Kathy Scherck as state offrcers The Future Teachers of Amerrca have backed the teacher recrurtment program by encourag mg Shortrrdge students to select that freld The oldest exrstrng extracurrrcular club rn In dranapolls IS the Senate Wrth each member tak mg the name of a Unrted States senator the orgamzatron IS truly an educatron rn polrtrcs The exchange of rdeas and collectlon artrcles held the mterest of members of the Stamp and Corn club as they take part rn the versatrlrty of all Shortrrdge clubs STAMP AlND COIN CLUB Back ron Due Drrlts presrdent Ro er Iwelsen Geoffrex Klarn I-rmnt ron S ephen Merrell Xrthur G bhull sponsor Mrs Nirlrsternelu 44 Brker S'1rfr Samson Lrnda Henderson Nancw Mrllholland presr dent Mrss Ahce Jane Hessler sponsor Carolvn Broun Donna Moore Anne Hrll Bexerls Aronson Dorrs Hill Plrst ron Ann Toobln Carolxn Jenkrns Bonnle Cassidy Susre Frlstoe Ellen Joseph Sue Maxcirs Lerlx Peters Judx Irxlne Ctrol Krewrtt Nlkkr Stoddard 1 K I - '- . 1 ', . r r ' . 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SENATE Back row Tom Snvder Stephen Merrell Ken Harker John Russ ll AKIS MELKSECIIISKS Duld Prltchard Fred Alklre B1ll Atklns Jon Johdnnm Noel Scott D111 Wl1SOIl V10 Rosenbaum Sccond row Don Kercheml sponsor Don Rothbxum Jeffrex Aekermxn G11leS C1emones1 Edu 11.1 Shelxxood Chxrles VVIISOII Back row Frank H111 We11dell Whnman J1m Stephenson Rob ert Butler Harvey Kaban Ton Schoellkopf Thlrd row John Cleur Gcofferx A Klaln Brent Moore Donna Taxlor Glorm Roth Mar1 lvn Cox Shlrley Whlte M1Chael Brlndon Dorothx Summers Aclr1 me Leutt Rex S1.,1fOOS Second row Sonjx Thomxs Jo Ann Lannx Allen Scexen Thomas Daud Frank Fred Smxth Knud Mork Robert Howell Edward Zukerm.-1n Flrst row DIXOII Dann Stexen Becker Pam Walllck Dmnl M DOWIID Kathleen Shel ley Em1l1e S1x'1,,e Lllldri Wl1SOll Connie MOIICX Abe INIIHIHIII NTIIIIX Zxft M1011 1el P111 Bozuta CLITTLIS Judy McG1ll Sandx N1cholson Gladws Brown Roslta Dubow Melame H2iFF1SOll Iexa Antous Helen Burck Front rovs Rmhard Trilster Klthxe Meserxe Joan Cook Kathw Sehelck Cynthm Hldlew presldent Juuce Curoll Sh nron Beut le1 Jxequlme Cook 4:1 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA .EXECUTIVE BOARD Tunnah, Pansy Camer, Hilde Curtis, Rene Kuhn, Judy Pietrobon. jj ,,,, if Q, , '5 T f f li QUILL AND SCROLL-Jon Birge, Marilyn Norris, Pearson Smith. Suzie lXlitten, president: David Kettler, Hobbyist 1? an MY DISCUSSION CLUB-Back row-- Abe Millman, Robin Logan, Da- xicl Frank. Lanny Allen. Fred 5. Alkire, Gilles Cremonesi. Front row-Renee Fox. Beverly Aron' son, Ellen Kammins, Mrs. Madge Temperley, sponsorg Joanne Lie- W' be-rman. Bernice Weiner. HISTORY CLUB-Back row-Vic Rosenbaum, Brent Moore. Tom Snyder. John Gilliom, SLan Trager, David Graf, Knud Mork. Harry Lev. Third row -CarLer Blakeman, Mrs. Elsie Howard. spon- sori Fred Alkire. Connie Morley. Mary Allen. Phyllis Dill, Kathy Faith, Ann Martin. Barbara Dorman. Judy Earl. Dirk Guernsey. Lanny Allen. Bob Howell, Sara Samson. Second row-Virginia Dawson. Kathy Shelley. Sara Gerlach, Janna Staley. Jane Dongus. Pat Gilligan. Linda Wilson. Cynthia Anne Green. First row-Y Suzanne Warner. Nancy Duff. Nancy Dean, Rose Ann Woods. Diana Deitsvh, Sidney Pratt. 46 roup Combine to Balance Activities Events of the past and current happenings combine to form a basis of interest for several extracurricular groups. Programs featuring some phase of history provide the serious side of the activities of the History Club. A Come as You Were party was one of the highlights of the entertainment pro- grams. Quill and Scroll, an international honorary so- ciety for high school journalists, contributes its share to the current publications field by financ- ing pictures in the Shortridge Daily Echo. Controversial subjects of national and interna- tional importance provide opportunity for the members of the Discussion Club to formulate and express opinions on current topics. Two radio groups, the Radio Workshop and the Radio Theatre, compose the personnel of WIAN, the radio station of the Indianapolis pub- lic schools, to keep the listening public informed on school and educational programs. The girls, ROTC unit is in its third year, at Shortridge and it has become a part of the regu- lar ROTC, participating in parades, the spring Federal Inspection, and other activities of the unit. Keeping students informed as well as trying new activities is a tradition of Shortridge. RADIO THEATER-Back row-Kathy Hunley, Elaine Gilbert, Jon Kwitny, Rex Sigafoos. Marlene Winkel, Joan Rosen. Third row- Julia Krakovitz, Margot Levy. Judy Waugh, president, Sarann Horwitz, Judy Sachs, Louise Maurey, Mrs. Mary Sutherland, spon- sor. RADIO WORKSHOPvSecond row-Robert Lyons, Joel Whit- aker, John Fenstermaker, Frank Featherstun, Eddie Jensen. Janis Vinters, Alwyn Carder, sponsor. Front row-Jon McAuliff, Fred Lowery, Lanny Allen. Ralph Quinn, Bob Shultz. Carter Booth. GIRLS ROTC DRILL TEAM-Back row-Nancyann Clauson. Gala Roth. Pat Terry. Front row-Pat Childers, Ethel Davis, Rnmoni Brown, Sandy Nicholson, Mary Warwick. Judy Lee Davis, Jeanne Embry, Corrine Butler. Judy Stocton. Susie Roth. Janet Stocton 47 R.O.T.C. Cadets Learn Discipline and Leadership C O L O R GUARD Tim I-Iavey David Pritchard Ralph Cobb Mark Jett DRILL TEAM Back row Don Secrest Lance Leatheibv Ralph Cook Stexe Merrell Fred Clift Jim Alfrew Third row Willnm M ers Larr Ri h rd y w c a son John Alden Joe Olofson Mike Flannery Ed Lach Second row Rav Stevens Ivtrs Bruks Robert Ambuehl John Laymon Charles Hutchison. Jack Nun- na y. Front row-Lebbeus Woods, Karen Davidson. Atis Makstenieks, 48 Under the direction of M-Sgt. Thomas L. Daw- son, commandant, 152 cadets in the Shortridge ROTC worked for the 'thonor rating for out- standing performancem traditionally earned in the annual Federal Inspection. Cadet Lt. Col. Charles L. Cosand was battalion commander. December 14 the Military Ball was held at the Student Union Building of the Indiana Univer- sity Medical Center. Diane Beeler was crowned queen by Robert L. Green, vice-principal. Cynthia Crostreet, Dianne Spencer, and Stacia Walters were in her court. The ROTC corps participated in the Armed Forces parade May 15, and in the annual essay contest sponsored by the American War Mothers. Federal Inspection was held on the campus May 25. SFC Marvin L. Roberts, an instructor, left after the first of the year, and M-Sgt. William J. Clark was assigned to Shortridge. The 15-man rifle team competed in three matches, the intercollegiate, the national, and the city. Shortridge received the highest rank in the national competition. Cadet Major Lebbeus H Military Training In addition to their military activities the ROTC was an integral part of school. When- ever school activities were scheduled in the build- ing, the ROTC detail was assigned to serve. A daily assignment was raising and lowering the flag in front of the building. Also at basket- ball games it was the duty of the ROTC to present the flag. Directing traffic and parking cars in the lot on special occasions, and assuming various duties whenever dances or parties were held after school all helped make the ROTC valuable to the school and the boys as it taught them the merits of assuming responsibilities and following orders. Discipline and leadership were emphasized by Sgt. Dawson to make the corps another honor rated unit. RIFLE TEAM-Back row-William Hiland. Ray Stevens, John Alden. Lawrence Richardson. Bernam Fmley. Front r0wfAtls Mnkstenieks. Ronald Esterline. Charles Cosind. Jim Alfrey. James Lowery. ,pr r HONORARY SPONSORS- Virginia Lilly. Linda Henderson. Quin Groth. Jan Corson. Karen Davidson. OFFICERS' CLUB-Back row-William Hiland. E11 Clark. Ronald Esterline. Bernarn Fraley, Second row -Stephen Behncke, Ray Stevens. William Myers, William Fry, I-'ront row-Lebbeus Woods. Charles Cosfnnd. Jumvs Lowery, Atis Mxxkstenic-ks 49 ECHO Continues Exclusive Daily Publication o 'The oldest high school daily in the world is a source of pride to staff members of the Short- ridge Daily Echo. For the past two years the staffs have been rewarded and encouraged by the medalist rating awarded them by the Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association for an out- standing publication. An additional honor was a Freedoms Foundation award for an editorial on the American way of life. Five complete staffs provide editorial material for the paper and try to fulfill the tenets of the platform: strives for straightforward, unbiased journalism, chronicles interests and activities of students, interprets life of school to community, sustains unity between student opinion and ad- ministrative policies, and fosters school spirit. FRIDAY ECHO STAFF- Back row- Sherry Robinson, Bob Mace, Kathy Mc- Conahay. l-'ront row-Barbara Best. Nancy Meeker. Claudia Danszin. editor: Harriet Johnstone. -un ADVISERS-Miss Jeann 1-tt S 2? fir' sv- -vqr C Grubb. Miss Marilyn Sclictter. MONDAY ECHO STAFF-Back row'- Jack Efroymson, Kirk Sargent, Mada- line Glanzman. Linda Prager. Nancy Fichman, Barbara Dorman. Maynard Hershon. Front row-Ellen Kammlns, Joan Paller. Nancy Dean, editorg Elaine Reuben. Elaine Gilbert, Ns..W.,,,- hortridge' 5 W's K 'THURSDAY ECHO STAFF-Back row-Paul Avery, Lucene Mc- Cleary, Emily Moonshower, Diana Deitsch. Barbara Wilson, Carter Booth. Front row-Shelia Yates. Judy Irvine. Marilyn Norris. ed- itor: Sandra Ritchie. Carol Bue- cher. WEDNESDAY ECHO STAFF- Back rowwBrent Smith, Benny Goldstein. Harvey Kagan. Charles Wilson. Carolyn Boots. Front row --Pat Fowler, Betsy Brovkway, David Kettler. editor: Peg Fra- lisli. Kathy Marshall. TUESDAY ECHO STAFF-Back row-Joan Paller, Diana Dowling, Cynthia Crostreet. Helen Cooper. Martha McDon- ald. Carolyn Byram. Patricia Howell, Judy Gerald. Front .....4 r0yvfSara Hilligoss, Elaine Gilbert. Pearson Smith. editor: Nikki Stoddard. Judy Segal. Ginny Lilly, Y 493' 0 19 A A fr 1 K Q.. ss. Wm? s ,iv- Q we us, ...pw -...ff W I pf -1 ffm-Wwmw Scribes Compare Note Traditional in Shortridge is the publication of the Christmas Echo. The editors not only select. copyread, and arrange material submitted by the Fiction Club, class groups, Echo scribes, and in- dividual contributors, but they also finance the magazine by selling advertising and managing the subscription campaign. Circulation. advertising. bookkeeping. and archives are divisions of the business department, and all are important in the functioning of the paper. Sports writers combine their knowledge of sports with writing know-how to give word pic- tures of athletic contests to Echo readers. One of the most exacting jobs in publications is preparation of copy for Indianapolis papers. To present a true picture of Shortridge to the public is difficult. but it is a part of Shortridge tradition to inform the community of school suc- cesses and defeats. CHRISTMAS ECHO- Pearson Smith, Marilyn Norris, ezlirors BUSINESS AXD IJISTHIBUTION Swift Olive, ELI Y.lIlRlIbl'l'. SPORTS STAFF--Jon Kwitny. Bob Mace, Tim Scuiilon. editor, CORRESPONDENTS-Back row-Claudia Dlnson. Liudu Prager, Nancy Dean. Bob Mace. Front row-Dnxnn Deitsch, lkiaxrilyn Norris. Suzie Mitten, Dave Kettler, ORCHESTRA-Back row-John Johns. Fred Lowery. Steve Dei 1st Front rovi Richard Guerns X Marx Beth Cook Jinet Hall Wert. Will Wise, concluetor1 Lois Roberts. Janet Chapman. Lirrx Jim He eman Jim Shinnon Marx Ellen Blaislell Cluidii Carr Keenan. Second row-Bob Crull. Kenneth Gilliland. Christlln Elrint Louise 'Vhurey Steicn Vinvk ie Kuether. Ken List. Karen Shepard. Gary Weleher. William Arbo Orche tra Bringt Sweet Mu ic to SHS'ers, Ears Under the direction of Will F. Wise. the Short- ridge orchestra achieved success by placing first division in the Central Indiana High School Mu- sic Festival. The award was symbolic of the quality of performance throughout the year. Although the orchestra did not play a concert in auditorium for the student body. it performed many times through the year for other affairs. For the Senior Play. a small group of the orchestra provided the opening and the intermis- sion music. Then the entire orchestra opened the annual P-TA Christmas music festival with the immortal Overture to the Messiah. The members of the group also performed in- dividually. Several played in the All-State Or- chestra during teachers' convention while others had additional honors. Again the Shortridge Trio. composed of Rich- ard Guernsey. violini Steven Van Wie. cello. and Larry Keenan. piano. continued to bring the best in music to Shcrtridgc, saomieinorz mio sri-wi x'.t:.w l 1:11 liwiizli. Iiiwh.ir.l Gx.ci'1isi-'. ,ff BAND-Back row-Clarence Todd, Kenneth Gilliland. Shannon Smith. Donald Moore. Tom Wood. Richard Abdon. John Von Ohlen, William Batchelder, Jon Johanning. David Mosier, James Malosh. Second rowAPaul Batties. Phil Thrasher, Richard Rus- sell, David Leighty. Gary Welcher, Jesse Johnson. Bruce Duncan. Robert Rosenak, John Clark, Larry Everhart. David Pritchard. Front row-James B. Calvert. director: Robert Crull. Ronald Ge- row. Dan Click, Robert Bowen. Steve Deiwert, George Sundell. Ronald Bowler. Ken List. Penny Sprague, James Lockwood. Sharon Deiwert. Band Remain a Distinctive Symbol of Shortrid Music for every occasion might be descriptive of the Shortridge Band. a group which has represented the school in city, state and local affairs. In the fall, the organization plotted elaborate for- mations to be performed at half-times of football games. It traveled to out-of-town games so that Short- ridge could have the best representation possible. 54 Through the year, parades, concerts, and special per- formances of all kinds formed the background and experience that brought a first division ranking in the state marching and concert band contests. The boys in blue truly have brought fame to the school and have continued to stand as one of Short- l'idg6'S pride and joys. ill Ill I H ,, A ! i , fa wg Jr AAR YSNWVPV QE ill ---.-w-4-----,--'--1 qv --.-.Q UFS x.. 4-...aw ..wwqwawMlSwiWh'sw BAND Back mu 'Fred Jackson. E51 Linfilcfy. Lynn Blessing JU- Rohr-rt Howard. Donald Clark, Clyde' M mek. Guy Russ 11 Rlch sephmf' Gr xx Rlclmrd Norris, E21 Clark, Lumly Allen. Ed Euule- ard GQ'11OK'ES9. Jzxmvs Harmon, Front r0wAJudy I1X1XlQ Ls ol dow Jxmvl Fu C Fri!! Gordnvr. L'11'1'y Czxlluhzm. Vinson Snow- Mlllimm. Carol CI'.lllf', Lxlvvlxe Mr'Clc'1u'y. Richard fillfhfflik N11 berher Tom Poxter. Svvond row- Elson Bvrwciivt. L00 Jones, Barry vlxuel Wurwivk. Jurls Cznme. Rzxy Hzxwkms. James Cumpbcll Kmthx Epstem Dou hs MCLQLH1. Henry Orejuclu. HCIIFX Riclmrcisou. f:Ll1Il1.D,iX'i1i Huxhvs, Tradltlon Wm.. 'Xi -'-.JOREI 1155 ll d 5' 'A me L11 xr iro' Cmnv, Nlzlrrx' M... ocalists Enjoy Singing with Special Groups With Don Martin and Miss Martha Maas as direc- tors, the Shortridge Choral department has increased in quality and quantity until it, too, is one of the top ranking music groups in the state. By the process of advancements based on ability. Shortridgers go through the ranks of the department. The basic principles of choral music are taught in training choir. From there a student, after auditioning. is placed in one of the many groups. For girls there are the Concert Choir, Ensemble. and Chorale Club. Each one has its own repertoire and programs. These groups appear primarily on Young America Sings on the radio, but some groups also give additional concerts. The Boys' Glee Club is the basic developmental step for the boys. Their activities parallel those of the girls' organizations. The large mixed group at the top of the depart- ment is the A Cappella Choir. Concerts in school pro- grams, tours to college campuses, and performances GIRLS' ENSEMBLE-Back row-Betty Gatewood. Jane Johnson. Judy Sachs, Susie Fisher. Dian Glover. Anne Rodgers. Patricia Jones. Nancy Kelly, Glenna Garber. Second row-Marilyn Brehob. Yvonne Brown. Pamela McFarland, Kathleen Hunley. Lana Beran, for civic groups are all a part of the busy schedule which requires a versatile repertoire and a paramount of choral training. The representative group which gives more than 75 programs during the course of the year for out-of- school organizations is the Madrigal. With a list of selections, most of which are contrapuntal and which require great ability, the group, composed of eight girls and eight boys. has been named as one of the outstanding music organizations of its type in the city. Although all of the groups perform individually, on three occasions all combine their efforts for programs. In the fall. members from all the groups perform in the auditorium show for the Family Frolic. At Christ- mas they form the Choral Union for the presentation of the Messiah, and in the spring they present the annual spring music festival. Each group has outstanding accomplishments: com- bined, they are another source of pride to Shortridge. Judy Louden. Jean Smith. Baiba Berzlns. Front row-Miss Mar- tha Maas. director: Marie Hubbard, Alfretta Burton, Caren Goodin. Carolyn Oakshott. Norma Simpson. Elzora Williams. Judy Thompson, Miss Jane Hampson. accompanist. 3 5 J A Q nv' --'--- .... , 52 ' 56 , i l Q r 4 I itat? 'ki gf s Q, f 'I 65 if Wim i 2 Bi Q 5 1 , M 1 P , ,::, 5 i 5 Q 'A:1 ...Q 3 f 2 f Qi 5 H Q if g , ' 3 3 Y Q ,N if 4 f , 1 1 5' Q av 'K , A ,le ' lm' ' W by I ' XZ Q. Q! 4, W. gif? Q T V Liv 3 K V at rf V, ff if Q, Q' V x 20 if BW 12 lv! MADRIGAL Back row-Jerry Tincher. Gordon Pructt. John Gil- liom. Paul Green. Daxgd Graf. Bernie Finch. Tom Johnson. Front Choral Group Go Up the Cale in Building Qua A tTAl'l'EI,LA CHOIR -Back row --Tom Johnson. Dale Lentz. I rank Trust, Herbert Lodge. Bill Wit-kenkamp. Gerald Wagner. Clark 'l'hom11son. Dave Cartee. Dave Otto. John Bailey. Dayc Anti- hus. Willie Martin. David Graf. Ralph Ries. Charles Tunnah. Jim Stephenson. Third row-Steve Miller. Steve Leye. Joseph Finnell. Tom Ferree. Terry Puckett. Paul Green. Ken Schmid. Jon Kwitny. Mike White. Victor Rosenbaum. Roger Montgomery. Dan Cook. David Leukhardt. Bernie Finch. Dennis Scheff. Second row- - ...,. ,.. - .. rx - r row- Liz Hebert. Judy Borinaer. Ann Wyttenbach. Suzanne Wal! lace. Rita Reed. Betty Wick. Judy Hurley. Duryea Dickson. Diane Hill. Sylvia Way. Diane Spahr. Linda Marrs. Barbara Keenan. Gloria Swartz. Donna Young. Roberta Demlow. Sally Sparks. Sheila Cooney. Betsy Craft. Mary Beth Cook. Julia Cole. Nancy Mitchell. Front row-Miss Jane Hampson, accompa- nist: Jane Seasstrom. Linda Eckhart. Sandra Cheney. Joan Opre, Harriet Johnstone. Sandra Goodin. Sandra Way. Doris Lisenby. Diana Mayity. Anne Lugar. Kay Thompson. Sue Eilen. Suzanne Wallace. Judy Hurley. Dun Martin. director. 01 Q vw 11 ,, , Q inf 'ga I A E '?V , W K gg' L Y A QI W'-v 1l r ii QQ R A i , X if 1 l ,.,.E:E:::i. Z :II ' Q in.. 1 51 'Q .gf -is J' ' wi Q 4 , Q sf, -f 2, W nat' ' 'R 2 4, 'Wi 3 AQ 'N f 'W' 4 4 .Q C O 'Mme I I thletics Through the well-rounded program of major and minor sports. athletics have brought great fame to Shortridge. Individuals and teams, gaining local and state recognition, have brought many a trophy, plaque, or ribbon to our school. In the fall, cross country and football take the spotlight. Hit hard by injuries this year, the grid- iron team had a tough fight. The harriers kept in the winning column, although they were not able to recapture the state title they had held in pre- vious years. Through the winter, wrestling and basketball kept the athletic ball rolling. The grapplers showed their talents as individuals, and the basketball squad displayed improved teamwork and balance with every game. Spring sports rounded out the full year in the gym or on the field with track. tennis, baseball. and golf. Material awards bring acclaim, but the entire athletic program makes a lasting impression upon each high school student. Through participation, individuals learn to work together and to follow the advice and training of the coaches: spectators feel even more strongly the spirit and loyalty to the school. This year, as in the past, athletics have played a vital part in continuing the Shortridge tradition. The Booster Club uzth its speczzl cheezzng block the lettezmen the cheerleaders and all the othez Satan fans follozz team pluu dum q the cizmui ofHooxze1 Hysteria the Sectional ma, A-.,., 'ws ' 'A '---. Q? VARSITY FOOTBALL-Back row-Mike Moulton, Allan Brown, managers: Ronald Evans, Joe Hood. Jerry Klapper. Richard Car- son, Gerald Wagner, Dennis Miskell. Todd Stewart, Bob Latham, Don Throgmartin, Wayne Coursey. A. B. Rudy. Tom Darnell, Mike Jaeger, managers. Second row-George Gale, coachg Bob King, coachg Kelly Morris, manager: Willie Martin. Gene Ritter. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1956 SHS Opp. 0 Cathedral 19 7 Richmond 35 14 Howe 7 19 Ft, Wayne S.S. 6 T Tech 26 14 Washington 13 T Manual 0 7 New Albany I4 0 Broad Ripple 41 Jim Belden cuts away from his opponent as blockers Doug Dragoo and Willie Martin prepare to clear the path. 62 Doug Dragoo, Tom Culver, Bob Vaughan. Jim Miller, Paul Bollen, coach: Jim Ritter, trainer. Front land, Hubert Smith, Bill Survant, Don Wiles. Dick Loman, Dave Price. Harry Jennings. Turner. Ronald Webb, Fred Dick Klapper, Tom Harding. row-Jim Belden, Jim Cope- Charles Gorgol, Dave Horn. Bob Harding. Dave Williams. Gridmen Contend Wit From the opening kickoff against Richmond until the final gun in the Broad Ripple game, Coach George Gale waged a search for the win- ning combination of gridders. His working nucleus of veteran players in- cluded Dave Price, end, who was named to all- city squads in '55 and '56 and cited as an honor- able mention for state honors in '56. From this, Coach Gale worked for an effective backfield set. The different combinations gave more than just an established few the opportu- nity of playing ball, When any player was tem- porarily put out of action, another man had to be ready to step in to carry his load for the Satan squad. Typical of this was Doug Dragoo who took over the quarterback position late in the year and produced so well that at the end of the season he was named most improved back. All players teamed together, however, for vic- tories over Ft. Wayne South Side, Washington, Howe. and Manual. The defeats came from some RESERVE FOOTBALL-Back row-Don Moore. Don Throgrnartin. Dick Caplin, James Ritchey, Dennis Miskell. Third row-Ronnie Finnell, Jerry Klapper, Gerald Wagner. Todd Stewart. Ronald Webb. Second rowYTom Harding, coach: Alan Brown. manager: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-Back row-Mike Raff, Jim Eskew. Phil Dill. Fourth row-Larry Mimms, Lewis Williams, Melvin Jeter. Bill Spicer. Bob Minor. Third row-Melvin Wilburn, Dennis Baker, Carl Hood, Jim Lee. John Blackmore, Paul Dill, assistant coach. Second row-Jim Ritter, coach: Sheffield Boardman, Jim Caplin, Jim Walker, John Spahr, Dan Cook. Front row-Herschel Mann. John Marker, Bill Faucett, John Charleston, Maury Zaft. Angelo Kostas. manager. State's Toughest Foes of the toughest teams in the state as the Satan squad fell victims of Richmond, New Albany, Ca- thedral, Tech, and Broad Ripple. To build for the next three years in football. the freshman and reserve squads gained experi- ence through their own competition. Again, a large squad reported for practice for the freshman team. Coach Jim Ritter, with the aid of Paul Dill, worked with the boys to develop fundamentals and the values of team play. The highlight of the season was holding down the highly rated Tech squad. The two teams fought to a 0-0 deadlock at the end of four quar- ters of well matched play. The reserve squad had an equally exciting sea- son, with the climax coming as a result of a 14-7 overtaking of the Broad Ripple B squad. Next year most of the reserves will be com- peting for varsity positions. Some had the op- portunity of playing with the varsity squad this year as replacements or as supplements. . w Bill Weigel, Bill Bowe. Jack Davis. Larry Steffy, Leonard Blaylock. Mike Moulton, manager. Front row-Joe Hood. Dave Hocker. Richard Carson. Wayne Coursey, Bob Latham, A. B, Rudy. Ron Evans, Steve Caplin. ' f 'sl ,L..,.,.,.rr..,,,. 4- ' fr iff- s wr, 'Q ,3XsHTHl0g 63 atan Post 13-8 Record Again t Top Team l Cleorz Reynolds watches his coaching tactics bring results. Defeating a strong semi-state Southport team, 62-58, and losing a close two-pointer to state finalist Attucks were highlights of the 1956-1957 basketball season in which a young Satan team compiled a 13-8 season record. Several of the losses were by narrow margins and to the state's top teams. Coach Cleon Reynolds and his team, composed of only one regular starter from the previous season, faced a tough schedule. They had to be in top form for every game. Starting inauspiciously, the Blue Devils im- proved and gained confidence and experience with each game. By sectional time they were one of several teams considered as possible cham- pions. Three of the boys certified for sectional play were seniors, The eight juniors and one sopho- v,msr'r'v rs,xsKr:1'rs.u,r. sus Urrrr. more who completed the squad will vie with Won 13, Lost 8 54 Howe 63 ' i M ' . t 1 sus Opp, 55 Cmwfordsml.. 61 reserve players and other asprrants for a berth 52 Scecinrr 49 60 Lebanon 50 -' 66 Sacred Heart 47 45 Fr Wayne 1Sor1tlrr 64 on next' yea! S team' gg 1-Sircllgmorrcl 22 62 Southport sa This year the freshman and reserve basketball o omo 42 Manual 36 - - - . , 58 Hammond M0,.w,, 57 51 Broad Ripph. 56 teams contributed to the beginning of a feeder 46 Anderson 59 83 Washington 42 he val-1 - in- f H- 69 Howe rCityr 83 T4 Cathedral 55 System for t ,S Squad by lealu ,g u. 55 Ben Davis 50 sr-crionar damentals and dr1bb.1ng techniques which will 66 New Castle 64 70 Deaf School 56 . . . ' - 55 Crispus Ammks 57 51 Tech 66 prepare them for future competition. VARSITY BASKETBALL-Back row-Harry Rubins. managerg , coach. Front row-Dave Shaw. Dave Price. Tom Reilly. Bill Boat- Walter Clark. Bill Henry. Albert Myers. Second row-Ronald man. Tom Culver. Webb. Jack Mead. Don Wilson. William Crain. Cleon Reynolds. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL!-Back row-Keith Kuhlman. Lawrence Duncan. Paul Henry. James Dabner. Philip Nicely. Charles Vandever. Second row--Jim Vogel. Hal Bean, Steve Miller. Gordon The reserves, coached by Bob King, displayed Cruickshank. Raymond Satterfield. Jerry King. James Ritter. Coach. Front row-Angelo Kostas. Lloyd Lyons. Vlad Mancl. John Charleston. Bill Spicer. Andy Carr. RESERVI-I BASKETli,Xl.I, potential by compiling an impressive 13-5 record Scecma pg with wins over top teams in central Indiana. 60 Sacred Heart 23 . 4-i Richmond 32 The frosh also defeated some top teams in 52 Kokomo 41 - ' - - ' ' . 40 North Central 42 the city. Coach J1I11.Rltt6I' developed abilities 42 Anderson 38 which will be helpful in the future, 33 Howe 48 35 Ben Davis 29 42 New Castle 29 RESERVE BASKETBALL-Back row-Mike Moulton. manager: Ken Keltner. Robert King. coach: John Kixmiller, Benny Gold. stein. manager. Second row--Jim Somerville, Barry Henderson. I-'Rl-ISIIMAN B.'iSKl'I'l'l!.il.l, SHS 4. 18 5l 155 ICT 33 31 -12 -ll 24 lil 2l 34 39 35 33 30 '55 Ea SHS 51 59 43 48 43 41 39 43 56 Won 9. Los! llb Anderson Sacred Heart Manual Crispus Aituvks Axiclersoxi Broad Ripple North Central Howe Cathedral Wood Crispus Attila-ks Howe Tech Washing ton Cathedral Ben Davis Seem-ina Broad Ripple Tec-h Won lil, Lost 5 Crispus Attucks Howe Crawfordsville Lebanon Southport Manual Broad Ripple Washington Cathedral Opp, 250 lv 26 28 Ild 30 122 21 25 ll 21 25 -ll 34 32 30 31 25 -lil Opp. 49 52 36 25 47 40 43 33 31 Clifford Smith. Joe McKay. Tom Johnson. Front row--Todd Stew- art. Jerry Williams. Jerry Udell. Michael Lebherz, Tom Pritchard. S S Grapplers Wag Coach Paul Dill and his grapplers, after losing five topnotch wrestlers by graduation, bounced back and, by hard work, produced one of the toughest wrestling teams in Marion County. Many boys turned in winning performances consist- ently during the season. They were able to es- tablish a 9-6 record. The Satans sent Dick Denney, Frank Tinsley. Dave Wynn, Tom Silvey, and Floyd Blackwell to the state meet, with Tinsley earning a third place medal in his weight division. For Coach Roy Aberson and his reserve and freshman grapplers it was a successful season as both teams won their meets continually dur- ing the year. Herschel Mann, Melvin Jeter, Tom Kelso, Dick Caplin, and Dave Hamilton led the way for the second place reserves by winning their weights in the reserve county meet. Several of these boys wrestled against varsity boys in practice sessions as well as wrestling varsity meets when the regulars were absent. Dare Wynn and Frank Tinsley try irrestling tech- IZQZLL5 in pre-meet practice. XM-tbI1X VK RESTLING Bark ron P nl Dill much Riehnd xxell Gene Ritter. Willie Marlin. Melvin Jeter. Front row-Jim Dtnnex Dennis Miskell John Hfmk Pit INICK1IlflL1x mana er Henri Mike Siegel. Tom Silvey. Dave Wynn, Fritz Gordner, Frank Jim Bruhn Second ron Bob YN oodard Pete Adams Floyd Bl mek Tinsley. uccessful Season Aga111st Top Compet1t1o11 ,A M111e1 De11111s Biker Herschel M1111 R1011 1rd C1511111 P1111 D111 REQERVE WRESTLING Back ron Huold York m1111er Bob 1 IU Esksw D1x1d Boxe11 Jeff Brodex J1 N 'ARNITX 1!Rhs'll INC 1 nn 9 lost 6 SHS UDP Tech Ben Duls WEISIHX1 E011 B'oom1n 1,011 Southport Brood Rlpple Wood Crf1wfordsv111e Lafaxette Jeff Manual Kokomo Decatur Ce11tr11 Rlchmond North Centrxl 'vhdison He1 hte, I-Rhblfllvl-DJ REMERNI- WRESTLING Won 1 Tled 1 SHS Opp L'1f1wette Jeff Lowrance Ce11tr11 N1111uf11 M'111u'11 Kokomo Rlchmond North Central N13dlSOI1 H91 ht C1111111 Bob 51111911 Ste 1111911 Tom K sr- C'1p1111 F21 V111 RIIJCI' Rex St1rk l-rout ron Glfk Shoxt elso Due H1m11t011 Geox 6 Loxe XX11111m T1x1o1 D111c1 D11 11110 XX0111e1111 1011 John S111111 Bob Wooaazd and D111 Demwy take to 1710 mat u A-v -ug...- Hn 9 I I . , . I , . , . 1 . - 1 .1 3 .. X g- V F Ml 4' , 'liji ,Q TM' lk A 5 1 9 I ' 1 ' 1 , 1 1 I .5 J 2 Af D011 Moofei m2111age11: Roy Abergo11,'coz1f'11K: S9l'f3Ild :Low-Jamee Ke1so. A ' K ' LL A , A 1 l' L 1 V , . 1 ' iv ' I 22 29 1 ' 9 22 ' 23 17 . A Ei 20 10 36 23 . ' 14 33 13 22 . ' 17 15 3 27 ' 22 18 37 13 I . 19 2 29 'Q 29 ' 21 34 1 14 '31 ., , 47 1 ' ' 5 ff' A . . . -i I 4 V! 29 I , aj 111 - 1 41 1 ' A 12 Q 40 1 , ' 40 . 24 1 . . 19 1 AX N 1 20 11 V ts 1 15 ' 12 ,f 1 U - 1 18 . 10 ' Q, 1 , 11 A , .g S 0 V ,. x 'U ' f 1 N ,. x Victories Over Champ Highligh SHS 10 ll 16 T ll-El 9 1 1 2 l 1 T -1 T 4 6 l 6 Daze H0771 and Larry Harms practzce 101 thu yea? .s baseball season BASEBALL-1956 Won 13. Lost 6 Opp. Zlonsvllle 7 Plainfield 8 Manual 2 Anderson 8 Kokomo 5-1 1 lDOL1blehea.d9fP Zionsville 8 Lawrence Central 2 Washington 2 Cathedral 4 Anderson 0 Southport 3 Scecina 4 Jeffersonville 3 Lebanon 4 W1lSlllIl2,tOll 3 Crispus Attucks 0 Broad Ripple 0 Howe -4 The 1955-1956 varsity baseball team, lcd by Coach Jerry Steiner, chalked up a 13-7 season record and was runnerup for the city champion- ship. Highlighting the season was the 1-0 shutout of the previously unbeaten Broad Ripple. A clutch single by Dick Jones combined with a shutout by pitcher Larry Harris proved to be the winning combination for the Steinermen. The city baseball tourney was not held in 1956, and Broad Ripple, beaten only by Shortridge, was named champion in the All-Sports Trophy competition. The Satans, who lost only to Ca- thedral and Washington in city play, were named runners-up. Although senior lettermen Tom Barney. Jim Kenney, and Bob Stevenson were lost by gradu- ation and several prospects were transferred to North Central, Coach Steiner had several players back from the 1956 squad among the 55 aspirants for this year's team. A group of 45 also are gaining experience on the freshman baseball team. XAR1sIlX BASEBALL Bark row Jerry bteiner coach Dick Lo Harris Fred Parker Pxnl Barkman. Tom Barney, Don Hicks, Ed min Dick Jones Kirk Roberts Mel Alldred e Jere Ross Date Erner Jim Kenney Bob Stevenson, Front r0wvTed Thelllg. Ron- Snm Bob Woodard Due Arbuckle m mx er Second row Larry me Hoffman Date Horn 'VJ I 1 1 aseball, Golf Seasons The 1956 version of Shortridge golf. under Coach Robert Hirstein. finished with a 14 won and three lost record in dual meets. The three losses. to Cathedral. Crawfordsville. and Ander- son. were later avenged. One high spot during the brief season was a thrilling defeat of state powerhouse Crawfords- ville during the regular season. Another achieve- ment for the teesters was their triumph in the city meet. This victory added 19 points to the Shortridge score in the All-City Sports Trophy race. The Blue Devils finished fifth in the La Porte Invitational. While Shortridge took runnerup honors to Crawfordsville in the state meet. the team's most noteworthy individual performance of the year was turned in by Dan Burton. Playing under unfavorable weather conditions. Burton posted ri score of 73, and was medalist for the meet. GULF Opp Cathedral. Howe. Tech Washington 41, Br. Ripple. Warren Martinsville. Wash.. Tech. Howe Crawfordsrllle 1 Perll 2 City Meet LaPorte Invitat'n'l Crawforclsvllle 71 Sectional State Meet Dave Hughes takes aim for a putt during the competition in the Marion County golf tournament. GOLF Back row Jim Drucker. Dave Balch. Mark Wheeler. Dan Front row-Jack Kltfmlllei Dell S werixliie Sinclx l s Burton. Bob Brafford. Pete Shumucker, Robert V. I-Ilrsteln, coach. Dave Antlbus. Bill Land Duld Hu hes Jim Fic e QC' 3 3 . UNI ...Q-ff'- Anderson 9 ' 3 -:M VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-Dale Brown, managerg Kiefer Men- Studor, Larry Keenan, Gary Chase, Bernie Finch, Tom Haynes. denhall. Don Cockerham. Ken Keltner. Albert Myers, Merwyn coach. Harriers and Trackmen Exhibit Running Strengt RESERVE CROSS COUNTRY-Charles Roche, Ken Watts, Pete- Williams. Ken Hooker. Curtis Brown, Nick Hlll, Fred Schafer, Rex Stark. Bruce Duncan. . sn' T0 Shortridgc cross country team, traditionally superior under Coach Thomas Haynes, capped another year by winning the Indianapolis sec- tional. Although this was a most important vic- tory, the Satans won many other matches during the fall. The fourth annual Shortridge Invitational was held at South Grove, and teams from all over the state participated. The Blue Devils were held to fifth place with Tech the winner. While Shortridge wasn't able to win its own invitational, it did come off with top honors at the Hobart Invitational. Bernie Finch paced the Blue Devils with 10th place finish. In the city meet, which the Satans had won for the last three years, Shortridge had to take a back seat to Tech and Attucks. In the sectionals, thanks to close grouping, they were able to squeak past Tech and Attucks and qualify for the state meet. Larry Keenan with a seventh place finish, was the first Blue Devil to cross the finish line. With state competition extremely tough, the harriers finished in eighth position. Through the year team balance was illustrated by the changing of final individual places. In all meets runners teamed together for low scores. VARSITY TRACK Back row Jim Peterson Gary Chase Tom Baker B111 Boatman Tom Ross Tom Reillx Charles Culxex Bob Cu'xer Blll Surxant Don Cockerham Jack Boges Rex Jeffries Harding, Rov Aberson coach I-ront rovx Dale Brown mmf: er Ron Evans Willie Martin Second row Tom Havnes Harold Neg Carl Carev Fritz H111 Ed Hurt Bob Williams Hobby Wilson Jim lex coaches Charles Roche Date Hedges Bernie Finch Clarence H111 Phil Reid George Praed Herschell Turner Course and Cmder The 1955-1956 cindermen fought to another successful season under Head Coach Roy Aber- son, assisted by Harold Negley and Thomas Haynes. In the Hoosier Relays, the Satans won two re- lay trophies and 14 individual medals. George Praed, Carl Carey, Jim Hill, and Bernie Finch set an all-time Indiana two-mile indoor record VARSITY TRACK-1956 SHS Opp, 60 Bloomington 40 741, Washington 421, 47 23 Tech 6715, 54 Attucks. Warren 47. 38 of 8:24.1. Jim Hill set two school records in the 880 and mile. In the same meet LeRoy Perry set 3. school record of ll'-6 in the pole vault. To climax the meet, the mile relay team of Praed, Fritz Hill, Hobby Wilson, and Phil Reid set another state record of 3:37.6. The Satans also won the Indianapolis Relays and were second in the sectionals, qualifying ten for the regionals and seven in the state. The reserves scored wins over Washington and Tech and several competitors demonstrated their varsity caliber and bid for spots on this years team. Although handicapped by a small squad, the Imps won from Tech, and set a new meet and school record in the mile relay event at the Lafayette Relays. Steve Jay, Bob Trent. Joe Wood. and Dick Carson carried the mail in 3:49.8. lst Indianapolis Relays 2nd City Meet lst Br, Ripple I11vital'n'l 2nd Sectional 4th Regional 110 entries: 26th State 47 entriesl Clarence Baker leaps for the Shortridge broad jump record during the Indianapolis Relays in the 1956 season. Letters Reward Eight Men on Cross-Country Squad Topping the awards for cross country was Bernie Finch, the recipient of the Tom Woodard award for the most valuable harrier. The junior consistently had led the seven-man team in the hill-and-dale competition. Letters were awarded to six runners this year in addition to the two who previously had been honored. Present cross country lettermen are Don Cockerham, Gary Chase, Merwyn Studor, seniorsg Bernie Finch, Larry Keenan, Albert My- ers, Kiefer Mendenhall, juniors, and Ken Keltner, sophomore. Dale Brown, manager, also received a letter in recognition of his work. Bernie Finch Merwyn Studor Ken Keltner Gary Chase Jxhnnwhall Q A gnu., : 'm 'w.r Bernie Finch paces team in cross-country meet at South Grove golf course. Albert Myers Larry Keenan Don Cockerham Kiefer Mendenhall H l l '73 Letters, Individual Awards Cornpensate for Grid The balance of the Satan gridiron squad for l956 was verified by the awards made to its members. Dave Price, senior, received the Frank J. Skin- ner award as Most Valuable Player. He and Harry Jennings shared the honor of honorary captain. Other awards were Dave Horn, toughmang Don Wiles, sportsmanshipg Charles Gorgol, most improved lineman, and Douglas Dragoo, most improved back. Letters were presented this year to Paul Bol- len, Jim Copeland, Tom Culver, Doug Dragoo. Charles Gorgol, Dick Klapper, Dick Loman, Wil- lie Martin, Jim Miller, Gene Ritter, Hubert Smith. and Dave Williams. Other lettermen were Jim Belden, Bob Hard- ing, Dave Horn, Harry Jennings, Dave Price, Bill Survant, Don Wiles, and Kelly Morris, manager. In freshman competition, Carl Hood received the Davis award as most valuable player. Football managers-Tom Darnell. Mike Jaeger. Allan Brown. Mike Moulton, Kelly Morris-store equipment after the season. Harry Jennings Jim Copeland Dick Loman Hubert Smith Bob Harding 74 'WMS' I5 WWW Seasorfs Hard Knocks mf Dick Klapper Charles Gorgol Jim Miller Dave Horn, Tom Gene Ritter Bill Survant Don Wiles Culver, Dave Price Jim Belden Dave Williams Willie Martin Doug Dragoo Paul Bollen Q 2 9,11-Ml fi' T 5 1d Wmter Competltors Brmg Results Awalds fo1 outstandmg pufoxmanee apoxts IH3.IlSh1D and leadexshlp wexe made to basketball and wxestlmg paltlclpants fO1lOW1I1g the seasons Dave Pr1ce waa the fnst IGCIDIEIU. of the new Maxvnl L Lugal trophy fo1 SDO1T,Sll1B.IlShlp ll basketball Dave Shaw and Tom Rellly WCIC most valuable playex and honoxaxy captaxn lespett 1vely Lettels were avsaxded to 51X playelb and managez Haxxy RL1blI1S In the xeserve squad Jeuy Wllllams was named most valuable playel Dlck Denney was tapped as the most out tandlng vaxslty matman Bob Woodaxd was named honoxaxy captam of the va1s1ty squad and Mxke Slegel and MGIVIII Jetex wele clted as most outstandu g freshman men N1ne lettexs WSIB awaxded to Wxestlels and two to manage-1s Pat MLK1ftF1Ck and Jun Bxuhn All Cltaf,1Ol1b vvexe made t Illld W1Ilt6l bpoxts banquet by the coaches of the xespectlvt squads Th Dads club fulmshed the awaxds Dick Denney 1161.5 the Cha1le.s Babcock Auard 101727167 a,s the most valuable urestlez ff' Dave Wynn Tom Szluey Wzllze Mcutzn Bob Woodard Jzm Henry Fzzt Gordner F1a1zk Tznsley Gene Rzttez 43 Squads With the G0-Go Spirit-Win or Lose Freshman cheerleaders-e-Back roa'fAnn Weigand, Andrea Anderson, Valerie Wilsonfcheer frosh teams Meg Graber. Front ron'-Shirley Spencer, Katy Gloin. on in their Competition. Reserre checrleadersfErich Kopitake. Judy McDermond. Katy Sigmund. Dinny .WIcFarZande-corer B-squad games 1 Jun Palrzsh bears do L71 111 znlramuzal table tennzs com petztzon Intramural Athletr Both boys and grrls at Shortrrdge benefrt from an extenslve rntramural program Jerry Sterner drrects the boys programs durrng the fall and wrnter and George Gale has charge of the sprrng actlvrtres Mrss Caryl Garnes sponsors the grrls p ogram Every SHS student rs afforded after school recreatron rn a varrety of sports Volley ball bowlrng prng pong basketball softball and track comprrse the schedule for boys grrls may tngage rn bowlmg softball and table tennrs Two leagues are organrzed rn each sport The drvrsron and the freshmen and sophomores compete rn the other drvrsron The scope of the program rs shown by the number takrng part rn each sport Track 40 prng pong 385 bowlrng 150 volleyball 120 softball 165 To provrde an rncentrve for students who do not make the school athletrc teams to partrcr George Gale fcenterf mtramurar superwsor sur traymg the broad scope are Don Mendenhall Stan veys the varzous phases of the sports program Por Lope Hubert Smzth Gary Wzllzams and Ken Harker 80 CS O upperclassmen battle it out in the junior-senior' ' . ' .. I. ' ' . . ', - flier All Students Broad Scope of Activities pate in the health and recreation program, the Dads' Club presents medals to members of the winning team in each sport. The intramural program is scheduled throughout the year. It starts in the fall with touch football which is played on the north campus by squads from all the classes. In the winter, bowling at a neighborhood rec- reation center is the main afterschool sport. Leagues are formed to compete for championships in their re- spective groups. Also there was a special 9B basket- ball tourney which was staged for the first time. Spring is the most active time for both the boys and girls in the intramural program. The boys' first sport is volleyball which starts immediately after the varsity basketball season. Next is ping-pong which is held in the cafeteria after school. Medals for boys' singles, girls' singles, and mixed doubles are awarded to the top competitors. Leuzs Whzte prepares to enter into cl nezghborhood recreation center Both boys and gzrls form leagues zthzch compete agaznst each other for top scores with the tenpzns 81 l the activities of intramural bowling at Q 12 x l 3 E at . 4 3 f A 5 x ,V Z f ! L31 5 s 1 'ff 25 ii 'fi 1 f 5 if f 3 H , f +5 M 4' fr Q Q ' ggi? -W 'gin 2, W., .,-., A ,Wi f, , 1 7 cf-1 , W K ll W Us haf- ,QEZQAQ 4 ...ag '31 I 3 ff E L Q ' 5 , WJ X if V ffl' ' fi v 2: ' ff- M , 'Q A 735 gm., gf lf ? L? 4 it 5 , K f A ima g A '.f1.,, , ' f' Ai -,.i ,Z I sr Y PJ Q 1 Q 0 s M - W . PM .fbi I 2 lf 4 , kEf 49' , f ,W 2. K, 1 1 .-.1 ww .1- 4, 1 Wm if, A 3 2 91 an bali. , , 7-we . Q If , ff. x I 4 3157 'YV fafwff O I Facult As famous as the accomplishments of Shortridge graduates are the merits of the faculty members. For more than a century Shortridge High School has boasted one of the finest faculties in this section of the country. The teachers themselves earn individual honors in addition to those they indirectly receive through the accomplishments of their students. The stu- dents they teach are tangible examples of their excellence. In each department, in each class, Shortridge faculty members excel in their respective fields. Several have received masters or doctorate degrees while others have gained their expert knowledge through experience. All apply their wisdom to- wards the education of Shortridgers and the cul- ture of the leaders of tomorrow. In addition to the teaching abilities of faculty members, teachers are friends. The present-day educators have cast aside the concept that people of that field are inhuman and threatening men or women with rulers in their hands. Now, the relationship between student and teacher is equal to that of friends. Students feel welcome to have conferences over class difficulties or personal problems. The ninth hour, designated as a con- ference period, serves as the most appropriate time for consultation, but at Shortridge, most faculty members are willing to give any moment of free time in order to aid a student. Alt faculty merrzbers gather for their regular teachers' meetzng. Principal-Joel W. Hadley. Administration Urge Many people and a myriad of organization are necessary to keep a school the size of Shortridge running smoothly. Joel W. Hadley, principal, with his vast knowl- edge of Shortridge traditions, his fine under- standing of high school students and their prob- lems. and experience in the teaching field, com- mands the respect of the student body and the cooperation of the faculty. He coordinates every phase of school life to make Shortridge a tra- ditionally fine school. As top executive, Mr. Hadley depends upon the vice-principals, Robert L. Green and Claude M. Keesling. They work directly with the students, schedule classes, plan the school budget, and handle many difficult problems. They both are an important part in the function of Shortridge. Also on the guidance scene is Mrs. Eugenia Hayden, dean of girls. Through her help, both newcomers and students with difficulties find aid and a school mother Miss Ruth Lewman serves as girls' vocational counselor. Lester Groth is acting director of guid- ance, and Mrs. Annalee Miller advises students preparing for college boards. She is assisted by Miss Elizabeth Evans. Adminmtrators-Claude Keesling, Robert L, Green. vice-principalsg Joel W. Hadley, principal. . - , ' l ' 1 ax .et it .tv'+ef m i QV .f el r MW . 2 .Xl ,vip X X K., fy PP M iw l l .XY LXIV, l .sw xy yd! xy i ,N . 2 fy , tfiwfqf ,ff Y KN. ,Ju hx rfb , , f LJ IC X 1 51 , , ix Y .X exe Students to Continue Scholastic Achiefflepinent Miss Ula Wright, as office secretary, is in charge of general office procedure, and specific jobs are delegated to each of the members of the staff. Miss Frances McMeans ties the school together by the telephone switchboard. She quickly learns the answers for many questions as she keeps the flood of calls, both outside and inside the school, under control. Mrs. Ruth Davis and Mrs. Natalia Conner keep track of the school's 2,500 or more students. From the 8:00 o'clock lineup for student excuse approval, until 5:00 o'clock, the attendance desk personnel keeps a vital control over the student body. Miss Ula Wright keeps the school records and calendarsg Miss Fern Warren is registrarg Mrs. Margaret Lacey is clerk in the guidance depart- mentg Miss Mildred Sheley handles publication of the daily bulletin, and Mrs. Dorothy Soroko serves as Mr. Hadley's secretary. All together, with each person working on a team headed by Mr. Hadley, they form the back- bone that carries Shortridge on through the years. u 4 sl ' x X X, i . F ,J W If X , i , -A KLX XX . saw, Dean of Girls-Mrs. Eugenia Hayden. Office workers-Mrs. Ruth Davis, Mrs. Natalia Conner, Mrs. Dorothy Soroko, Miss Frances McMeans. 85 ,mmm www HADLEX, JOEL W Prmcxpal GREEN ROBERT L Vice prxnclpal KEESLING CLAUDE M Vice prlnclpal ABERSON ROX Social Studies ALLDREDGL MRS HILDA Jr H1 h dlNlSlOl1 ARMSTRONG MISS RUTH Enghsh AUBLE J W Printing, BATES, MRS MIRIAM English BERCK MRS BETT1 Business SdllC3L10I1 BLACK ROBERT L Biology and Phwslography department head BLISS MRS JOSEPHINE D Languaoe BRADBURN JAMES Business education BREWER MRS GLADIS T Enghsh BURTON ENOCH Mathematics department hcxd CALVERT JAMES Music CAMPBELL MISS MILDRED Natural scxencf. CARDER, ALWYN A.-English CAVANAGH, MRS. I-JSTIlERfLibrar1au CHRISTOPHER, MRS. ALMA-Business education CLEVENGER, RALPH-Social studies The Faculty Excel Nancy Clcuk and Cunthza Foztson dzs cuss then Latzn pwblems wzth Caesaf Sb' M' COLEMAN .IULIAN Industrial arts COLLIER MRS IMOGENE Business office clerk CONRAD MRS OPXI Home Economics tctin chairman COX MRS LISSA En llsh LUNNINGHAM MRS FLORENCE Mathematlcs LUSTER MISS GRACE Mathematics DAWSON, M SGT THOMAS L Mllltary tramln DAY MISS FLORENCE BUSIDCSS 9dllC'1tlOh DeHART, MRS GERALDINE Home E onom DILL PAUL E Drner education DODSON MISS EMILY Language ELKINS 'VIRS DORIS M English EVANS MISS ELIZABETH F En hsh l-ARMER 'VIRS MARGARET Soclal studms PITCH 'VIRS JESSAMINE Study hall supcrxlsor IORSXTH MAX Natural science FOSTER MISS MILDRED-English department head FRAZEE MISS HELEN K.-Social studies department head FRIGO ERNEST-Mathematics GAINES. MISS CARYL-Physical education WMM' 'fussy 'Qi l Carol Buechez nzndcls U fP7I17l1IF 11111110 1111 A11 Il 1 Faculty Looperates 111 GXLL GEORGE N Physlcal education GIBSON WILLIAM Mathematics GOOIJNOUGII MRS FLORENCE Mathematics IR-IHAM 'VIRS VIRGINIA I..ang,uag,e ORIEPFNSTROH MISS FLORENCE Business edu cfxuon CROTH LESTER Actm dlrector of guidance Lxn uage GRUBB MISS JEANNETTE Dlrector of Publications I RUBBS ROBERT Physical science department head HAMILTON MISS MARX GLENN English IIAMPSOIN MISS JANE Music IIARDING 'IHOMAS W Physical education HAYNES THOMAS Natural science HAYS DIAMOND Industrlal arts HELM MRS ELIZABETH Lancuage HELMS MRS HELEN Home economics HENDRICKS 'VIISS NANCX LEE Enalish HENSEL HIRAM Business educatlon HESSLER 'VIISS ALICE JANE English HILLIKER EUGENE Natural SCICIICC as Q Fx U . ' Q' 3 , 1 A U, - - s I , g BG f . . '- - - 13.5-.' I V, , ' V' -- 5 V IIAYDEN, MRS. EUGENlAADean of Girls 'B X 'I ' 'I11.w. I, , ll School Program HILLMAN MRS ESTHER En llsh HOLADAY P WARD VlSUaledLlC'lt1Ol1 dlrector Natural sclence HOUCK MRS ELIZABETH Art HOWARD MRS ELSIE G Social studies HUFFMEYER MISS ELNORA Jr H1 h clulslon HUMPHREY ROBERT Jr Hi h dlvlsion JOHNSON MRS RUTH Lan ufm e JUSTICE PAUL Industrial arts KEEHN MRS GENEVIEVE Business educatlon KERCHEVAL, DONALD Soclal studles KETTERY JOE Mathematlcs KINF ROBERT M Physical eclucmtlon KNIGHT DON R Mathematics LAING, IAN Physical science mwthemwtlcs LETT COLIN Mathematics LEWMAN MISS RUTH LZLDDUQQB LICHTENWALTER 'VIRS FRANCES Cafeterla manaver 'WAAS MISS 'VIARTHA Musu' 'VIARTIIN DON MUSIC McCLAIN THOMAS Business education WSW' Jon Johannznq takes adzantage of be md the wheel pvactzce zn Drzzers Edu catzon 89 Classes, Laboratome Vugznza Doss and Barham Keenan fmd pzgs as only bzology coufses have them MESSICK MISS JANE Art MILLER MRS ANNALEE Social studies MILLER, MRS MARGARET Jr Hi h dlvxslon MILLIKAN BRYANT Mathematics MONTGOMERY, MISS MARGARET Englxsh MORAN, MISS MARIE Nurse MORGAN, MRS CENA B Lanvuage MORGAN JOHN R Natural science NEGLE! HAROLD SOC1alSLlldl9S NEVITT MRS HOPE B Director of Pl'0dllCf,lOIlS Social studies NIPPER MRS BENNIE Enffllsh NIPPER ROBERT L Director of Athletics Social studies OLKER MISS ELLEN Mathematics OTTO MRS DOROTHX Acting, Senior sponsor Social studies OVERMIRE, THOMAS-Natural science PARKER MRS. HENRIETTA-Physical science PETERSON, MISS DOROTHY-Senior sponsor, Social studies PIERSON, MISS MARGARETAMathematlcs PRETTYMAN, MRS. JEAN Y.-Natural science RAWLINGS, MRS. BLANCHE B.-English .SX V1ta11ze Teachmg Solzd geometry fzgures teach then oun lemon to Steve Dczuert P1 no-Q REITER MISS LOUISE Lan uag,e mathematics REYNOLDS CLEON Drixer education RICHARDS 'VIISS RUTH Natural science RITTER JAMES W Phvslcal education ROBERTS SGT IC MARVIN L Mllltary training RODEHEFPER, JAMES Physical science SCHETTER MISS MARILYN English SCHROEDLE MRS MARGARET Assistant librarian SHOFNIAKER L L English SCHUMACHER MRS RACHEL S English SHULL ARTHUR G Business education SIEGEL, MRS MARX Busmess education SHUTTLEWORTH MRS MAR! Home economics SIEMERS H H Physical science SMITH MISS KATHARINE-Jr. High division SMITH MRS. KATHRYN-Social studies STEIGER, MRS. LOUISE-Enfflish STEINER, JERRY-Driver education SUTHERLAND, MRS. MARY-English TEMPERLEY, MRS. MADGE-Social studies THOMSON, JOHN-Language Staffs Combme Educatlonal Opportumues Wlth Not Plctured CLARK SGT WILLIAM J ROTC INTRATER AARON Language LALEY MRS MARGARET Office NICIIOLSON MISS BETTY Bookstore SCHUMACHER MRS RACHEL English SHELEY MISS MILDRED Office WATERBURY MISS DALE-Home economics chairman WEAVER ROBERT Natural science WRICHT Miss ULA-Office secretary 92 THUNDERE ORRIN D Art TREICHLER, MRS MARY C Physical education WAN BRUNT MRS DOROTHY Home economics VAN SICKLE MRS JULIA Home economics VITZ MRS GRACE B Lan uage department head WADLEIGH PAUL English WARREN MRS MARY Jr High division WATERMAN MRS ELSIE M Social studies WEATHERS MRS GERTRUDE Language WEINAND FLOYD English WELCH DANIEL English WHISENAND MISS HAZEL Language WISE WILL F Music WOOD MISS TRELLA Business education depart ment head WOODS THOMAS D Physical education department chairman YEAGER CHARLES G Art. department head . . I O O , .- y , A 1 I , . - 1 u y - - a 1 r n , . - . , ' .1 , . - , 1 , 1 , 1 w l s 'i V 1 . , .- , .- , , .1 , 1 1 x - 1 v 1 , v I 1 . , 1 u ' 1 1 , . . . , , Maintenance , 1 'fr we CAFETERIA STAFF-Back Mamie L. Watts. Gladys Weimer. Winnie Behrman. Mary Wood. Isabel Illingworth. Margaret Lockwood. William Williams. Front row-Joseph Sawrey, Fred Lovkridge, CAFETERIA STAFF-Back row-Lillian Garriott. Olive Johnson. Tliresia Heaton. Kathleen Relf. Kathryn Steele. Mildred Gorham. Clofa Wolfgang, Margaret Berry, Martha Smith. Margaret Ranck. il! Q CUSTODIAN STAFF-Bark row-Vernis Jordan. Lloyd E. Hurt. James S. Graham. Glen C. Brinson. head custodian: Michael A. Hemmer. Alton B. Whitaker. Front row-Wilbur Allen. Edwin Hibner. Mrs, Mary E. Stricker. Mrs. Hazel Lee Danforth. Harry Mathias. Fred L. Gideon. 'Y 1 row-Marv Kinder Margaret Adair. Ruth Busteed. Eva Hulliek. Frances Lichtenwalter. manager: Juanita DeVine. Helen Fitz- gerald. Mary E Adler, Front row-Elizabeth Campbell, Gladys Formes. Lennie Sawrey Hazel Douglas. Flossie Castner. Chrystal Bivens. Mabel Oiltealt. Esther Heiclenreich. Matilda Knapp. Mary Ball. x '--11 I 1.1 f ' I . i 4 -ef me --:' pg? ' 'f A f 5 eVV1-i ' -.--. i :: R M 0 if Q ' s 2 A... 4. J V 1 za' fl - 1 2 , . ? f A '. ' f Vllf' 4:0 8 Am,,qw...vn'-M ,mmvwvn-W Af, , mf s gm, - 325.55 6' X, jg 4 4 eniors After three years of study of high school courses and participation in school life, Shortridgers reach their peak of activitysthe senior year. It is there that they realize the importance of the three preceding years, their failures and their successes. They evaluate themselves as persons when they prepare to graduate from the secondary level. They also realize the benefits of high school life, all of which they have taken for granted. The senior year is a year of awakening. The final two semesters of high school are also the most memorable, as the class becomes more united and a spirit develops. With the organization of the class-the officers and council representa- tivesethe 580 students become one body. The four senior homerooms also create a feeling of unity and promote the common bond that all are in the final year of high school and are planning accordingly. Through the year class projects are planned specifically for the seniors. The class play, Christ- mas party, and dance are all important in the year and are building stones for the most special event of all-graduation. Class day, the final day of school, Vespers, coin- mencement, and the Grad dance are the final touches on the senior year, the most memorable year, and the final year that have made the Class of 1957 a part of the Shortridge tradition. Senior class heads-Jere Ross, presidentg Roberta Denz- Zon secretaryg Helen Burck, z'ice-presidentg Suzann Mitten. Annual editorg Dare Howe, treasurer, and Mrs. Dorothy Otto. sponsor-discuss class projects. xi R., -V Actmq senzor sponsoz Mrs Dmothy Otto Groth Iom Ross Nierrlclx Vkrllr rms Jon B11 e XR unc Nu l Due Horn Hlrrx Jennrn s suond rms Jlll Sweet Gxll Rn monci Lrobx Be ittex Helen Burch Due Home Jere Ross Sllllllll Leaders Plan Actn rtles Makrng rnamor dccrsrons and establrshrng thc class polrcrcs were the responsrlmlrtres of the Senror Coun all thc governrng body of the SGIHOI class The Coun crl tredrtronallv 11'lClLldCd three boys and three grrls rlcctcd from each homeroom plus the frve class of frcers The group selected the commencement rnvrtatrons caps and gowns class photographer and Annual dedr catce and worked Wrth commlttees for the annual scnror Chrrstmas party the semor play and the senror dance Workrng mth the Councrl rn all projects was Mrs Dorothy Otto who has served as class sponsor durrng the rllness of Mrss Dorothy Peterson Members of the class worked with Mrs Otto rn plannrng therr sched ulcs and counseled wrth her concernmg thcrr college rnuance Mrs Dorothx Otto sponsor Cxntlnx Crostrcei Robln Klein 'Nlrru Vuerber Sticrx Wxltcrs Cxnthn Ostrom Jane Gant Anne Lu xr :A ' .. we U6 I I I T .' , - . ' - ' . v - X , 1 v . ' - , A. . Y A ,. ., '- . , ' . .' . ' ' 'K . . - ' NJ fl r . A r ' U . l . V r , . KN v 4 F: i . r SENIOR COUNCIL-Back row Jrm Copeland. Don Wrlcs, Petr- Mrttcn. Roberta Demlow. June Carlsen. Jean Edmond. Frnnt row . .' 2- his A '. A' '. lc.. nah- t . br K 4 1 ' A K ' l For Eventful Year After their election of September 25, the Senior Class officers presided over the first Senior Class meeting on October 16. Taking the roles of class executives were Jere Ross, presidentg Helen Burck, vice-president: Roberta Demlow, secre- tary: Dave Howe, treasurer, and Suzann Mitten, Annual editor, who had been elected in the spring. The Senior Council, consisting of six represen- tatives from each homeroom and the five offi- cers, served as the governing body of the class. The group was under the direction of Mrs. Doro- thy Otto this year due to the absence of Miss Dorothy Peterson. On November 3, the class had the distinction of presenting a new type of high school produc- tion, The Remarkable Incident at Carson Cor- ners. The ribbon committee selected coral and grey as the class colors and distributed the ribbons to all members of the class on December 18, Senior Color Day. The same day was the annual Senior Christmas Party with Coach Santa Claus Gale adding to the merriment. Toys, which were distributed afterwards to needy and hospitalized children, were necessary for admittance. On February 23, the student body elected Blue- belle and Uglyman. They were Stacia Walters, most popular girl, and Jere Ross, most popular boy. To lead Class Day activities on June 6, the class elected Lucy Ester, historian: Cynthia Os- trom, prophet: Bill Survant, giftorian, and Mer- rick Williams, willmaker. March 9 found the girls doing the honors at the annual Senior Dance, with a Mardi Gras theme. The girls paid for the dance and supplied corsages for the turnabout affair. The anticipated last day of school was June '7 for the seniors. Vespers were June 9 in Caleb Mills Hall, and commencement followed on Wed- nesday, June 12, in the Coliseum. As the seniors wearing traditional caps and gowns of blue and white received their diplomas, another group of proud Shortridgers was graduated. Respectfully submitted, Roberta Demlow, Secretary Class of 1957 Class Day Officers-Back row-Bill Survant, giftorian,' Merrick Williams, willmaker. Front row-Lucy Ester, historiang Cynthia Ostrom, prophet. Junior Class Officers of 1957-Tom Ross. presidentq Jim Copeland, treasarerg Cynthia Crostreet. program editorg Jane Carlsen, iwice-president, Marty Vyrerberg, secretary. and Anne Lugar, Vaudeville chairman. nnual Links This Year With S ,MS Tradition Secrecy was the keynote to the success of the Annual this year as in years before. The keep- hands-off routine which barred others from theme, style and make-up, resulted in an exclu- sive knowledge held by the editor. Suzann Mit- teng art editor, Cynthia Crostreet, and advisers. The most secret item of all concerning the book was the cover. Designed by the art editor. it carried out the theme of the book and set the mark of identity. Of public interest, however, was the initial ap- pearance of student index. Through the work of Rochelle Miller and Sandy McDermond, a list was compiled of each student and the page on which he was pictured. Wayne Nicely, business manager, and Don Wiles. promotion head, handled the sales and promotion routine for the book. Through their efforts the publication, although it was keyed for the seniors. had subscribers from every class. To develop the content of the book, eight other staffs worked with time schedules and lists to make the Annual another Shortridge tra- dition. nual editor-Suzann Mitten. ANNUAL STAFF-VVayne Nicely. business manager: Don Wiles. promotion: June Carlsen. Anne Liigasr. faculty chair- men: Cynthia Crostreet, art editor: Rochelle Miller. Sandy McDex'mon:l. index chairmen. Q 1 we . 2 F AM f' an iil' T' SHNNMM ,bpm X Sanfa Gale ,znds a pzesent fm Chfnles Gozaol at the annual Senzoz Chzzstn as pazlu Play Party Are Fun The1e was plenty of t1n1e fo1 fun duung the SCIHOI V681 too In NOVSIHDCI the class p1escntLd 1ts play and 111 the fo11ow1ng month the annual SLIUOI Ch11stn1as pa1tv The dI21I1l'1t1L DICS6llf.Elf,10Il was The Re1na1k uble Inc1dent at Canon Comms FOI the fnst tnnc unde1 the d11ect1on of Paul W'1d1e1gh xt featmed a balaneed cast Wlth no outstandmg leads The plot was based on IHUIGGI accusamons 111 the commumty SGIUOIS powde1ed then han and donned adults elothes to take the 1oles of pa1ents who S61VLd on the 1u1y FOI the Ch11StIl1'1S pfuty Sho1t11dge was tuxned ten1po1'111ly IIULO '1 toyland as SCIIIOIS nntted them to the hohday affan At the pany Coach GGOIQG Gale emerged hom the chnnney as Santa so that he nnght g1VC speclal p1esents to ce1ta1n SCHIOIS The pl 5 and the pa1ty wue two n1o1e ways that thls yea1 s class ea111Ld on the t1ad1t1on of bhO1t11dQ8 In the senzoz play The Remazlcable Inczdent at parents played by Chazles Cosand Beuerly Grear Carson Coinem Nancy Manause frzghtf takes the Robe1t Coahezd Janice Carroll Daze Caftee Judy part of a student pzeventzng eudence to a July of Irzzne Maly Routt Mazlzn Benn and Andy Lacy 100 7 . . . 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Other Jim Copeland, Dave Howe, Merwyn Studor. Harry candidates were tclockwisej Dave Price, secondl Jennings, and Bill Survant. 102 a Y Bluebelle Stacia Walters qcenterm reigned as Bluebelle Jean Edmond, thirdg Jane Thomas, Marty Vyver- at the Student Board-sponsored affair. Her court berg, Robin Klein, Helen Burck, Roberta Demlow included ltop, clockwisel Anne Lugar, secondg Jill Sweet, and Lucy Ester. 103 Seniors ABDON RICHARD LOUIS 9B Talent Show Frollc Band FBLA ABSTINE JAMES H ADAIR, MICHAEL LAPLANTE Key Club Student Board Vaudevllle act chalrman Jr pollcy Jr prom committees Frollc Echo agent Reserve football Freshman reserve basketball Freshman reserve varsity track Intramural football ALBRECHT GLORIA ANN Vaudevllle usher Frollc Ll brary assistant Booster Footllghts Library Pan Amerl can YTeens clubs ALFREY FREDERIC ALLEN Sr Play 9B Talent Show Frollc Band Sweaterman ROTC Reserve track Reserve cross country Stamp and Coin club ALKIRE FREDERICK GENE Frollc Intramural bowling Discussion v pres Hl Pl History Math Senate pres v pres sec reading clerk clubs WIAN Boys State ALLEN BEN JR Reserve track FBLA H1 Y clubs Crls pus Attucks High School ALLEN, LANNY RAY Frollc Band Amateur Radio Drs cusslon pres Docents History Hobby Senate pres Stam and Coin clubs WIAN Radio Workshop Boys State Pur ALLISON MARY KAYE Glrls League Frollc Corrmence ment usher Echo Booster Hl Pl clubs WIAN ANDERSON BARBARA KAY Echo agent Booster FBLA Pan American clubs Glenn High School Terre Haute ANDERSON JHONE ROMELLE Frollc Glrls Concert Choir Annual agent Booster FBLA Jr Red Cross Saddle SPQR clubs Shorthand biology awards APOSTOLAKIS ANNA 9B Talent Show Orchestra Home Ec assistant Overseas club APOSTOLAKIS IRENE MARY 9B Talent Show Orchestra Home Ee assistant Fine Arts agent Overseas club APPLE, PI-IYLLIS FBLA Tuscon Senior High School Tucson Arizona ARBUCKLE DAVID L Vaudevllle Jr prom committee Slr Echo candidate Annual agent Freshman football Var slty baseball manager Intramural basketball volleyball Booster Lettermens SPQR clubs ARONSON BEVERLY ANN Sr Play commlttee Footllghts FTA Le Cercle Francais clubs Durfee Intermediate Cen tral High School Detrolt Michigan Broad Ripple Hlgh School AXSIOM ROBERT H Intramural basketball Arsenal Technical High School AYERS JOHN THOMAS Student Board Vaudevllle J policy committee Intramural softball basketball bowling Stamp and Coin club 0 , - 1 : L , . - G I 3 - . . 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' : . 1 , f - 2 . , 2 , - , , 2 , - - 1 , - Z 1 I'- : . , : BAINIIS DAVID JOHN Reserve football Intramural ping gong FBLA Math clubs Lima Central High School Lima hlo BALL STEPHEN RECE-Vaudevllle Frolic Reserve foot ball Freshman reserve track Reserve wrestling Intra mural wrestling softball basketball Booster Hi Pl His tory Pan American Science SPQR clubs BASSLER, HARRIETTE JOAN-Sr Play committee Student Board Vaudevllle Frolic Commencement usher Annual Fine Arts agents Booster FTA Le Cercle Francais clubs National Honor Society Biology award BAYNHAM PATRICIA ANNE-Vaudevllle Commencement ushers Booster Y Teens clubs Blg Slster BEATTEY ELIZABETH ANN-Sr Council Student Board Vaudevllle Jr policy commlttee Frolic Invitational queen Pep committee Department assistant Commencement ush er Echo agent Booster Y Teens clubs BEELER DEANNA Naturalist Pan American clubs Broad Ripple High School BEELER DIANE LEE Naturalist Pan American clubs Broad Ripple High School BEHNCKE, STEPHAN ROTC Officers Non commissioned Officers clubs BELDEN JAMES JAY Vaudev1lle Frolic ACappella Cholr Freshman reserve varsity football Freshman basketball Freshman reserve baseball Varsity wrestling Intramural basketball softball FBLA Lettermen SPQR clubs BENDER NAN STILLMAN Student Board Vaudevllle Frolic Commencement usher Flne Arts agent Astronom SPQR clubs BENN MARVIN HOWARD-Sr Play Golf Intramural bas ketball volleyball baseball bowllng football Amateur Ra dlo Booster Pan American clubs Vlsual Alds assistant BENSON JOHN HARVEY Frolic Golf Intramural bowl ing Science club Mechanical Drawing award Whlteflsh Bay High School Milwaukee Wisconsin BERMAN BARBARA ANN Student Board Vaudevllle Frolic Echo agent Booster Pan American clubs BERND LINDA MAE-Girls intramural bowling Booster FBLA Library Pan American Saddle clubs BERRY JIMMY BEST BARBARA-Sr Play committee Glrls League Frolic Library assistant Echo Christmas Echo Annual agent Booster Footllghts Jr Red Cross Library Pan American Y Teens clubs Big Slster BEUTLER, SHARON DAILLE Girls League Vaudevxlle Commencement ushers Girls Concert Choir Chemistry assistant Booster FBLA Science clubs National Honor Society Safe Driving conference Science Falr BIRGE JONATHAN-Sr Councll Key Club Student Board Vaudevllle Jr prom committee Frollc Echo Christmas Echo Annual Tennls Intramural basketball baseball Booster Naturalist Quill and Scroll treas SPQR pres clubs National Honor Society State Latin contest . y- , - . , 1 2 - . , , - C 3 , - . 3 , - . 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MICHAEL 9B Talent Show Frollc Band Vlsual Alds assistant Echo agent Amateur Radio club Qulz Em WIAN assistant technical director Sclence Falr ERICKSON LINDA AUGUSTA Vaudevllle usher FBLA Pan American Y Teens clubs ERVIN ABB! LH NN Sr Play committee Vaudevllle Frollc Booster Discussion clubs Herbert Hoover Hlgh School San Diego Callfornla ', - . 2 ' : - I . C ' L L . Q . y v ' I ' I I I C I . I - , .- 3 . ' ' - . 1 z u v ' -1 1 1 ' -I ' 1 C . , . - , . ' - . , 3 . 2 1 Q 1 ' V . 1 T v v , , - . : . : - 1 - ' -' ' man 3 Jr. Policy, Jr. Prom comrnltteesp Frollc model: . - -Z I - 1 I 3 . -. . . . I . y - I I ' 1 - 2 - . - , . 3 . - 3 - . 2 ' . , .-- , , . . - - I : L F' 2 . - .. 2 1 . ' ' , ' - : 2 , 1 . L -' V - C . . 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JOSEPHINE DAVIS Glrls League pres Vaudevllle 9B Talent Show Frollc Band sec Biology asslstant Echo Booster Great Books Hi Pi pres Math corr sec treas Pan American SPQR clubs National Honor Society Blf' Sister Spanish contest GRAY VIRGINIA FBLA Library Pan American SPQR clubs GREAR BEVERLY JAYNE Sr Play Student Board Girls League Vaudevllle Jr Policy committee Frollc Com mencement usher Echo Annual Booster History J Red Cross Library Saddle True Blue clubs Botany award GREEN CYNTHIA ANNE Frollc Library assistant Echo Amateur Radio History sec Saddle SPQR clubs GREEN PAUL H Vaudevllle Frollc A Cappella Choir Chorale Madrigal Freshman football Freshman varsity track Reserve cross country Freshman wrestling Intra mural basketball football volleyball Booster Hl Y Pan American clubs GREIST JOHN HUTH Key Club pres Vaudevllle J Prom committee Frollc A Cappella Cholr Christmas Echo Annual Echo agent SPQR National Honor Society v pres Boys State GRIFFIN, WILLIE FBLA Footllghts clubs GROTH PETER FRANZ Sr Councll Sr Play business manager Key Club Student Board Vaudevllle Jr Policy Jr Prom committees Frollc A Cappella Choir Madrlgal Echo Annual agents Freshman reserve varsity track Re serve cross country Intramural basketball Amateur Radio Booster Hl Pl Naturalist Sclence clubs National Honor Society GUERNSEI, RICHARD HAW Orchestra concertmaster Music assistant History club Art award Cooley High School Detroit Michigan HADLEY CYNTHIA JANE Student Board Vaudevllle Frollc BOOSCCI' FBLA pI'9S Footllghts FTA Llbrary P811 American Saddle clubs HAFFNER MICHAEL ALLAN Student Board Vaudevllle Fine Arts agent Freshman reserve basketball Freshman reserve baseball Intramural football basketball volleyball Pan American club Biology award HALIBURTON, GEORGE EDWARD 9B Talent Show A Cappella Cholr ROTC officer Reserve varsity track Intra mural wrestling HAMBLEN VORA JUNIOR Science club Ben Davis High School HANNA KENNETH E Freshman reserve varsity wres tllng Intramural football basketball volleyball HANNEMAN CHARLES M SI' Play F'rO11C Fine Arts agent Freshman reserve football Freshman reserve var sity wrestling Intramural basketball football bowling 115 Nunn ...- HANSEN, JUDITH ANN-Sr. Play commltteep Glrls' Leagueg Vaudevllle act chairman: Frollcg Glrls' Concert Cholrg Ll- brary, Offlce assistants: Amateur Radio. Booster, Croquls. Footllghts, FTA, Library, SPQR. True Blue clubs. I-IASDEN, PATRICIA ANN-FBLA, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens C I1 S. HARDING, DERRICK WOODWARK-Vaudevllleg Jr. Prom committee: Frollcg Golfg Intramural basketball. HARDING FLOY YVONNE Girls League Jr Red Cross Pan American clubs HARDING ROBERT RUEBEN Vaudevllle Jr Pollcy com mittee Freshman reserve varsity football Freshman serve varslty track Intramural basketball Lettermens club HARLEY JAMES ALLEN Student Board Intramural bas ketball SPQR HARRIS LARRY EDWARD Key Club Student Board Vaudevllle Frollc Freshman basketball Varslty baseball capt Booster Lettermens pres Llbrary clubs HARRIS, TONX A Cappella Choll' I-Il Pl SPQR clubs HARTMAN JEWELL Vaudevllle usher HARVEY WELDON WESTLEY Vaudevllle Family Frollc A Cappella Ch0l!' Freshman f0ODb8.ll IIllSI'2.I'nllI'B.l b0WIlDg football FBLA I-Il Y clubs I-IAWKINS, EVELYN VIRGINIA-Girls Intramural basket ball bowling deck tennls soccer softball track volley ball Booster FBLA Jr Red Cross Saddle clubs HAWKINS, LILLIAN FRANCES Jr Red Cross club HAYDEN THOMAS I-IEBERT ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE-Vaudevllle Frollc A Cappella Choir Girls Ensemble Girls Concert Cholr Mad rlgal Department assistant Flne Arts agent Girls lntra mural bowling FBLA Pan Amerlcan Y Teens clubs HEDGES, DAVID WILLIAM Vaudevllle Echo agent Fresh man reserve varsity track Intramural football volleyball Booster SPQR clubs HLGEMAN FRANK ANDERSON JR Echo agent Pan American Stamp and C0111 clubs IIERTENSTEIN JUDITI-I Sr Play committee Student Board Girls League Plays Youll Applaud Frollc Echo Fme Arts agent Booster Footllghts Science True Blue clubs Art award Blg Sister IIESHER JUDITI-I KAYE Student Board Girls League Vaudexllle Jr Policy committee 9B Talent Show Frollc model Library assistant Commencement usher Fme Arts agent Booster Footllghts Library SPQR True Blue clubs Big Sister HILL, DIANE ESTELLE-Frollcg A Cappella Choirg Norwalk Hlgh School. Norwalk, Connecticut. HILL, DORIS WILMA-Vaudevllle usher: Booster, FBLA, FTA clubs. HILL, FRANK-Frollcg Intramural basketball, baseballg FBLA club: Washington Hlgh School. Washington Court House. Ohio. HIMELSTEIN ELLIOTT MARK Sr Play Echo 1 ent Freshman football Intramural basketball bowllng FBLA Pan American clubs HOESMAN, BYRON LEE-Frollc A Cappella Cholr HOESMAN DAPHNE EILEEN HOFFMAN RONALD ALBERT Student Board Vaudevllle Fine Arts agent Freshman reserve varsity baseball Fresh man reserve wrestling Intramural basketball football wrestling Booster Pan American clubs HOLBEN TOD MARTIN Stage crew Radlo Ridgewood High School Ridgewood New Jersey HOLLAND, MELFORD DOUGLASS Freshman track Fresh man cross country Reserve varsity wrestling Intramural track wrestling Crlspus Attucks High School HOLLOWELL CHARLES WILLIAM Student Board Science club HOLMES, CAROL SUE Band FTA Naturalist Pan Amerx can Council Saddle clubs Woodlawn Hlgh School B1r mlngham Alabama HOOK JOSEPH Freshman reserve football Freshman wrestling Intramural basketball HORN DAVID JAMES Sr Council Key Club Vaudevllle Jr Prom committee Frollc Fine Arts agent Freshman reserve varslty football Freshman basketball Freshman reserve varsity baseball Intramural basketball track vol National Honor Society HORNER JOHN HENRY Reserve football Reserxe basket ball Intramural baseball basketball football HOVIS FRANCES LOIS Mattoon Hlgh School Mattoon Illlnols HOWE JOHN DAVID-Sr Class Treasurer Sr COLIIICII Key club Student Board Vaudevllle Jr Policy commit tee Frollc Band Cheerleader Chemistry asslstant I tramural baseball basketball National Honor Society HOWELL ROBERT CHARLES Vaudetllle Qulz m Chess Flctlon Great Books H1 Pl pres Hlstorx x pres Math pres treas Senate pres SPQR National Honor Society State Latin contest Boys State HUFFORD NANCX SUZANNE Sr Play committee Glrls League Vaudevllle Plays Youll Applaud Frollc Echo agent Booster Footllghts National Thesplan SOCICYX SPQR clubs Radio Workshop Dramatlc awards n '- - C 4 L! 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Vaudevllle Jr Policy committee Plays Youll Applaud 9B Talent Show Frolic Orchestra Band A Cappella Choir Madrlgal Music assistant Jr Counsel lor WIAN National Honor Society LLOXD JAMES S Sr Play WIAN South Side High School Fort Wayne . - ' 1' : . . . - ' . 1 , - . . , - . 1 , -- , , , . ' , . , l... V . , - . . , .1 Q , , - . , , - ' ,- , . . ' . - - r- . , T ' ir- 11' ' r - , . 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FTA, History. Le Cercle Francais clubs: Model UN: Shorthand award: Broad Ripple Hlgh School. MAVITY, DIANA MAE-Sr. Play: Student Board: Vaude- ville: 9B Talent Show: Frollc: B Band: A Cappella Choir: Glrls' Concert Choir, treas.: Christmas Echo agent: Booster, Jr. Red Cross clubs. MAY, PHILLIP BRYAN-Reserve. varsity wrestling. McCLARY, PATRICIA CAROLYN-Glrls' ROTC: Nurse's as- sistant: Echo agent: Saddle, Y-Teens clubs. McCLEERY, RUTH MAXINE-Frollc: Echo: Jr. Red Cross, SPQR clubs: Science award: Logansport High School, WICCLELLAN BETTY KAY-Sr. Play committee: Vaude- vllle Plays Youll Applaud Frollc Glrls Concert Choir Office assistant Booster Footllghts National Thespian Society SPQR Y Teens clubs WIAN McCURT!, ALICE Vaudevllle usher Booster FBLA clubs Crlspus Attucks High School 'VIcDER'Vl0ND SANDRA ELIZABETH Sr Play committee Girls League Vaudevllle act chairman Jr Policy commit tee Frollc model Commencement usher Echo Annual Echo agent Booster Pan Amerlcan clubs MCDONALD NORMAN C LaFayette High School LaFay ette Georgia Broad Ripple High School MCELIIINEX, LARR1 German Science clubs Garfield High School Elyria High School Elyria Ohlo MCKITTRICK PATRICK 0 Sr Play committee Student Board Vaudevllle Jr Prom committee Frollc Annual agent Freshman reserxe basketball Freshman reserve varsity track Freshman cross country Varslty wrestling manager Intramural football Booster Lettermens clubs National Honor Society McLE 'IN DOUGLAS DONALD Vaudevllle 9B Talent Show Frollc Band Freshman reserve track Intramural base ball basketball track FBLA SPQR clubs MCNAUGHTON, MICHAEL J Student Board Echo A nual Annual agent Tennis Intramural basketball foot ball FBLA Hl Y SPQR clubs McQUISTON MARGARET ANN Sr Play committee Girls League Vaudevllle Jr Policy committee Frollc Glrls Concert Choir Biology assistant Commencement usher Echo Fine Arts agent Booster Naturalist sec v pres Pan American council SPQR True Blue clubs National Honor Society Glrls State Biology award NIEEKER NANCX LYNNE Sr Play committee Student Board Glrls Lea ue Vaudevllle Jr Policy Jr Prom com mlttees Frollc Echo Commencement usher Fine Arts agent Booster True Blue Y Teens clubs NILNDENHALL SHIRLEY ANN Croquls FBLA executive board Pan American True Blue Y Teens v pres clubs 'Nll-.SERVE KATHRYN AMELIA Jr Prom committee Frollc Booster FBLA pres v pres FBLA state v pres clubs National FBLA spelling award Metairie High School New Orleans Louisiana Grosse Pointe High School Detroit Mlchigan 'NIESS JANE ELIZABETH Student Board Glrls League Vaudevllle Frollc Mllxtary Ball queen Jr Prom queen candidate Fine Arts agent Booster club 3 A I A if .- : : n- ' - ': A . y , -. 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TRAGER STANLE1 IVAN Frollc Intramural basketball volleyball Booster German History clubs TRENOR PATRICIA ELINOR Student Board Vaudevllle Jr Pollcy committee Frollc model Commencement usher Echo Echo Flne Arts agents Booster Footll hts Natu YHUSC SPQR National Honor Society TROST FRANK CLARENCE JR-Student Board Vaude ville Frollc A Cappella Choir pres t pres Madrlgal Reserve cross country Intramural basketball softball tablc tennis Pan American club National Honor Society TUNNAH JO ANN Frollc Fine Arts agent Booster FBLA Library clubs Biology award TWINES, ANNJO VIOLET Vaudevllle committee Frollc A Cappella Cholr Office assistant Jr Red Cross SPQR clubs ULREY ELIZABETH Sr Play committee Student Board Glrls League Vaudevllle Jr Pollcy committee Frollc A Cappella Choir Physical Education assistant Annual Flne Arts agents Booster Footllghts SPQR clubs National Honor Society UMPHREI THOMAS JOSEPH Vaudevllle Jr Prom com mittee Intramural football FBLA SPQR clubs Cathedral High School UNDERWOOD CHARLES E FBLA German clubs Cen tral High School Madison Wisconsin VAN WESTRUM KAREN LEE Sr Play commlttee Girls League Vaudevllle Jr Policy committee Frollc Library assistant Commencement usher Annual Echo agent Booster Llbrary Pan American clubs Biology award Na tional Honor Society Y chestra Frollc Biology assistant Amateur Radio FBLA Footllghts German Library Saddle Science clubs All city all state orchestra VON AXELSON WILLIAM BRYAN Frollc Visual Alds as sistant Booster Chess clubs Science Fair VYVERBERG MARTHA DENBY Junior secretary Senior Councll Sr Play committee Student Board Vaudevllle Jr Policy Jr Prom committees Frollc model Lady Echo candidate Commencement usher Annual Echo agent Booster SPQR Y Teens clubs WAHL, ZELDA REVA Vaudevllle Commencement ushers Jr Policy committee Frollc Department assistant Echo Flne Arts agent FBLA executive board Pan American clubs Shorthand award WALLACE MARY BEATRICE Band Flne Arts agent Englewood High School Chicago Illlnols WALLACE SUZANNE KAROL Girls League Vaudevllle act chairman 9B Talent Show Frollc A Cappella Choir Girls Concert Choir Madrigal Echo agent Booster club WALTERS STACIA Sr Councll Student Board Vaude ville act chairman Frollc A Cappella Choir Glrls Concert Choir Jr Prom Jamboree queen candidates Pan Amerl can club WALTMAN 'VIARILXN SUE Girls League Vaudewille Plays Youll Applaud ushers 9B Talent Show Frollc 0 chestra Band Girls Concert Choir Echo Booster Foot lights Pan American SPQR clubs WARD JOHN EDWIN Department assxstant Intramural basketball softball volleyball Science SPQR clubs ', - 2 . - , -- . 1 - VAN WIE, STEVEN ORION-Sr. Pla 5 9B Talent Show: Or- , - C C v M ' I , . . 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' I I C I'- WARREN RUTH ELEANOR Girls League Vaudevllle ush er Echo Annual Fine Arts agents Booster club FBLA WARWICK MICHAEL LESLIE Band ROTC officer HlY WAUGH JUDITH RITCHIE Vaudevllle usher Frollc Of flce assistant Fine Arts agent Booster FBLA Footllghts Jr Red Cross Naturallst Radio Theater Workshop clubs Shorthand award WEAVER BRENDA LOUISE Sr Play committee Girls League Vaudevllle Jr Prom commlttee Frollc Glrls Con cert Cholr Commencement usher Annual Fme Arts agents Booster FTA Pan American Saddle Y Teens clubs Botany award WEBB, LORETTA DELORES FNA club Art award WEBSTER CAROLE EILEEN Sr Play committee Vaude vllle Jr Prom committee Frollc A Cappella Choir sec Great Books Senate SPQR clubs Natlonal Honor Society Central Hlgh School Omaha Nebraska WEBSTER ROBERT ARTHUR Sr Play committee Vaude ville Plays Youll Applaud Stage Crew Frollc A Cappella Cholr National Thesplan Society Etna Hlgh School Etna Ohio Bexley High School Bexley Ohio WEDDINGTON GWENDOLYN GAIL Sr Play Vaudevllle usher Booster FBLA Jr Red Cross Le Cercle Francals Y Teens clubs WEIGEL LYNNE FRANKLAND Sr Play committee Stu dent Board Girls League Vaudevllle Frollc model Com mencement usher Croquls pres Library Y Teens clubs VSEINER, BERNICE History assistant Echo Echo Annual agents Dlscusslon Pan American clubs History award WELCHER GARY DALE Vaudevllle 9B Talent Show Frollc Band concertmaster sweaterman Flne Arts agent Senate SPQR clubs WELLS, STEPHEN VAN Intramural baseball basketball football FBLA Pan American clubs WELTY MARY WESCOTT Sr Play committee Student Board Vaudevllle Jr Policy committee Frollc Commence ment usher Annual Annual agent Booster Le Cercle Francais Math SPQR clubs National Honor Society sec National French Honor Society State math contests WHEELOCK NANCY MAE Girls Ensemble Glrls Concert Choir Department assistant FBLA Pan American clubs WHITE WILLIAM CHARLES Fine Arts affent Naturalist Pan American SPQR clubs New Woodward High School Clnclnnatl Ohlo WHITSITT LYNN SHIRLEY Sr Play committee Com mencement usher Echo Flne Arts agent Booster Natu rallst Pan Amerlcan councll Science clubs Botany award Whitefish Bay High School Milwaukee Wlsconsln WHITTEMORE ANN Student Board Girls League Vaude xllle act chairman Jr Pollcy Jr Prom committees Frollc Commencement usher Echo Annual Fine Arts agents Booster Footllghts Naturalist Saddle SPQR True Blue Y Teens clubs WILES, A DONALD ll Sr Council Sr Play committee Key Club Student Board Vaudevllle Jr Policy Jr Prom committees Frollc Annual business manager Christmas Echo Echo Annual Flne Arts agents Freshman reserve xarslty football Freshman track Booster Great Books Lettecrmen s SPQR clubs National Honor Society Athletic awar s 134 1 - ' g - 1 , 1 3 g , 1 - 1 1 - . , - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 . , . - . 1 1 1 - . 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 ' - f Z 1 1 1 1 ' Q . - 3 . 1 - . 2 - . . 1 1 . 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W ILLI AMS CHARLES HOWARD Fine Arts a ent SPQR HILIIXWIS D XVID B Student Bolrd VdlldCXl1l9 Pollcv Jr Prom committees Freshman reserxe xarsltx football Freshman rcserxe track Intramural basketball softball Booster Lettermens clubs Art award WILLIAMS MFRRICK LELIL Sr Council Sr Play com mlttee Kev Club Student Board pres Vaudevllle J Pohcw Jr Prom committees Christmas Eho Freshman football Freshman reserve basketball Reserxe cross coun trv Intramural baseball basketball track xolleyball SPQR Indianapolis Student Council pres County Youth Adtisory Count ll WIIIIS MARCIK LX NNE FBLA Pan Amerxcan clubs Wll SON RICHIRD l-RXNCIS Frollc Echo a ent Intra murtl basketball Saddle Senate clubs WIAN Science Falr HINN PRINCESS ANNETTE FTA club WINSTON VU ORES GOLDIE Booster Jr Red Cross Pan American clubs WIRSLHING JKMES IIARMON Frollc ROTC offlcer award Tennis Intramural baseball basketball football Hi Pl Pan American clubs WOLTER JOSEPH RA! Flctxon Great Books clubs Park School WOODARD ROBERT MEREDITH Sr Council Key Club Jr Policy committee Freshman reserve varslty baseball Freshman reserve varsity wrestling Intramural basfcet WOODS ROSE ANIN Sr Play committee Glrls Lea ue Jr Policy committee Frollc Discussion Great Books sec History Library Naturalist Saddle SPQR clubs Natlonal Honor Society State Latin awards WOODSON LAVERA ELISE Plays Youll Applaud Frollc Glrls ROTC officer Fine Arts a ent Girls Intramural basketball soccer xolleyball Booster FBLA Footllghts FTA clubs WORNER SLZANNE Sr Play committee Student Board Vaudevllle committee Frollc Girls Concert Choir Llbrarx asslstant Echo Fine Arts agent Booster Fiction Hlstorx Llbrary Math Pan American clubs Botanx Shorthand awards National Honor Society WRIGHT HERBERT HAROLD Intramural basketball Sci ence club State math contests National Honor Society VSXNN BARBARA JANE Student Board Jr Pollct com mlttee Glrls Concert Cholr Commencement usher Echo Annual a ents Booster Library Pan American Science clubs WXNN DAVID DUVALL Reserxe cross country Reserxe xarsity wrestlln Pan American club VSXTTENBACH ANN CAROL Vaudevllle Frolic Glrls En semble Girls Concert Choir Mcldrlgal D partment as SISLHIII FBLA Pan American YTeens clubs Blolos wards IANKLNLR LXXIK XNN Orchcstxx Pan Amerlcan SPQR clubs 135 ' 1 C, ' J . -- g 1 . ' . , . I . - ' 2 1 ' 1 Jr. pr I ' a . ' 1 L I 4 1 . V. . 1 . '. 1 l . . . 1 . C . ,Z 2 I'- ' ', . : c 3 1 . 1 1 ' - . 1 . 1 . , ' 3 : 3 1 . .2 ,' I . f, : ' ' - . ' . , I ' f . - g gg 3 - 1 . . : . . 3 1 V , ' .f - . .1 , r J . - . . . C ' , f -' Y 1 ' . 1 I C K v . I , f '- ' . 1 , - , 1 3 ' I ' . ' . Q ball, footballg Lettermen's clubp Industrial art award. . ,- , . , ,, , . I 5 . 1 . .. . , . - ' 2 ' 3 . , A Q . , . . O . ' , ' I f - . ' 3 ': V . . ' Q . ' : , Y ' 1 , I . . . - 3 . ' Q - , U . . V . . ,, , . . , 1 , V I - , is , . , ,,. s. V ' ' , I . l - 1 3 ' ' - 3 ' 1 1 'I 1 e '- ' ' 1 . 1 ' , - : ' 1 '. . . ':fl'.'- - az .' SENIORS NOT PICTURED APPLE ARTHLR ALLFN BFRNATH ROBERT BLUM DONALD HARRX BUCKNER JOAN HORTENSL DELPH THOMAS DORMAN GARY GENE GANDALL JOHN FRANK GARRETT MARGARET C HILL REUBEN KURTZ, GEORGE WILLIAM LEWIS LAURA LOUISE MITCHELL BARBARA ANNE ROTH GLORIA SAKEX ANTHON! SMITH JANA SUE TROSPER DONALD LEROX WARFIELD, NIARCELXN ADELLA 136 XATES DAXLE WESLEX ROTC officer rifle drill teams YEISER ROBERTA ADAIR Saddle club Curtis High School New York City New York ZACHARH SHIRLEY Washington Ben Davis Arsenal Technical hi h schools ZEIGLER NANCH SUE Glrls League Vaudeville usher Boosfer Science SPQR Y Teens clubs ZINN ANN KENYON Sr Plav committee Glrls League sec Vaudevllle Jr Policy Jr Prom committees Com mencement usher Booster Pan American True Blue clubs National Honor Society SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES 1956 ATTEBERRX MARGARET EVELYN BILLEISEN GEORGE DELLERT BLACK SHIRLEY ANN BRYANT JOHN HOWARD FREEMAN DENNIS HAROLD KAHN, BARBARA JEANNE MOORE, BUNYON MARVELL ROBINSON DUANE EDWARD SMITH WYATT C THOMAS CAROLYN LUCILLE ZUKERMAN HOWARD LEWIS P111 su' 11 L lun 17,1011 Subject Index A Cappella Choir Administrators Annual editor Annual staff Art Class Audltor1ums Ba11d Baseball Basketball Freshman Lettermen Rcserxe Varsitw Biology class Bluebelle Booster club Booster committee Botany class Bovxlln Boys Glee club Cafeteria staff Cheerleaders Freshman Mascot Reserxe Vars1tv Chemlstrw Choral groups Choral Union Christmas Partv Christmas Program Class Day offlcers Classroom activities 6 Communlty relations Croquls Cross countrx Cross countrx lettermen Custodian staff DAR Good Citizen Dean of Glrls Dedlcatee D1SCllSS10h Docent Dramat1cs Drners Education Echo Echo staffs Faeultx Fads I-amllx Frollc F1lll0Il club F1rs1 Aid Football Freshman Lettermen Reserxe Var:-,111 7 18 20 86 ll 0 6 89 Footl1 hts tlub French club Freshmen Future Busxness Leaders of Amer1ca Future Nurses of Ame-r1c1 Future Teachers of Amt-r1c1 Offlce stxff Orchestra Oxerseas Club Pan AI'flCI'lLiIl Club COL1IlQl1 P xrent T0 1111015 ASSOIIIIIOH Germ Gxrls G1rls G1rls Glrls G1rls Golf an club Choral club Concert cholr Ensemble Lea uc ROTC Drill Term 1 P111 pon P1221 Ple Prlncxpal P1Ibl1e'1t1ons Purses Great Books Hats H1 P1 H1 Steppers HLSEOTX club H1 Y Home Econom1cs class Honors 29 101 103 Intr'1 City Counml Intramural athletlcs JUTIIOI' class ACt111t1es Class of 58 Class of 57 Sponsors Valld9V1116 Jumor Counsellors Junlor High C1lY1S1OIl Jumor Prom Kew club Languace class Lan uage clubs Lat111 club Letterme11 8 34 L1brars club Midfl al Malnten mee staff Majorettes 151811 of the Year Mascot Math club Math class M1l1t'1rx Ball Queen M1l1t1rx Ir1in1n f Mus1e roups f N tI1OIld1 Honor Socxetx N 1t1on 11 Thespxan Soclety N'1tural1sts Club QU111 and Scroll Qulz Em '1e'1m Racllo Workshop Rxcllo 'lhexter Red Cross ROTC Saddle club Self-nee club Senate SCIIIOI' Chrlstm ts Pnrtw Senlors COKIIICI1 Honor Roll Offlcers P1c-tures Sponsor Sophomores SPQR Stabe crew Stamp and C0111 Student Board Txble Tennls Tennls Th6SDldH Top SCHIOFS Track Frio True Blue U lxm UIIIICC1 Nations representatlx es Vaudex 1111 Vlce IJI'1IlClp'11S WIAN VN I'9SY.1l1l Freshm LL ttermcn Reserx e VAFSIIX Teens 94 DJ 104 l'3G 1 I 58 - 40 ' .-1 85 84 35 f 53 98 - 43 V ' 45 ' .,......,..,............. 10,11 1 'L ...,..... . 44 l '-5 - 4 ----.-...'- 33 1 - 2' 1 ......., 12,13 j'z 'C 'z' ........ .......... 1 8 36 so 68 ' ' 59 '.-' 15 ' ' , ' ..,,..,....,,..... 57 ' ..............,............ 84 65 ' ' 57 76 ' 33 14 1 ' ..,..........,..,........,... 65 ' V 2 --4---,-------1 47 ' - ...............,...,..,....... 64 , ....,..............4....,......... 6.1 'A ..,.........,........,.... 90 ........,..........,,.,.... 42 ' I -,----'.'.....AlAl4,v. 46 1 g ........,.,...,...........,.,. 15.111 - ......,.........,........., 37 ,- - 2 A,A,,,,,,,.-,,,,..,4l4,- 47 ...,.,........,.....,.. 56 ' D' ....,,..................... 46 -'.A-,4.'..4..,--..A4-A,---.. 35 '- '-'- -----'-'--4-14-4e--------- 41 ..... ,.., ..,......,.....,. ,,... .48. 43 ' ,....., . .,..,.,.....,.,.. 93 -V---------'-4----------'. - ' . 1 ....,....,..,.......,...... 43 ' .,...,..,.....,.,....,.....,.. 79 ' ........,....,... 80.81 ' ' 2 2 j .,....,...,,... 100 5 ..,,.....,.........,.......,.. 78 ' . 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' ...,...,..... , ...,. 38 Y- 1 .- ...,.. . ,...7....., ,,.. . 41 37 99 101 Student Index rSemor album pzctures not m eluded! Abdon Richard Abraham Linda Abrams Alfred Abrams Ann Ackerman Jeffrey Adamkovlcs Ausma Adams Georglana Adams Pete Albright Judy Alden John Alexander Bette Alexander Donna Alfrey Jim Alklre Fred Alldredge Mel Allen Lanny Allen Mary Alllson Kaye Almon Marie Ambuehl Robert Anderson Andrea Antlbus Dave Antons Ieva Arbogast Wllllam Arbuckle Davld Armstrong Charlotte Bailey Robert Bratford Bob Arnett Davld Aronson Beverly Atkins B111 Ausherman Jenny Avery Paul Badollet Davld Bailey Baker Baker Baker Baker Balch John Barbara Clarence Dennis Judy Dave Ball Barbara Banister Prudence Barker Ronald Barkman Paul Barney Steve Barney Tom Bassler Harrlette Batchelder Wllllam Battles Paul Bayless Betty Bean Hal Beard Linda Beattey Libby Bechert Carolyn Becker Steven Beeler Deanna Beeler Diane Behncke Stephen Behrens Joan Belden Jlm Benedict Elson Benn Marvin Benson John Beran Lana Bernd Linda Berzlns Balba Best Barbara Beutler Sharon 38 11 25 8 40 35 40 26 101 5 33 39 41 45 101 Bigbee Martha Bllby Linda Btll Carolyn Blllen Shlrley Blrge Jon Blrge Tlmmle Blackmore John Blackwell Floyd Blalsdell Ellen Blakeman Carter Blank Shelley Blaylock Leonard Bleeker Marco Blessing Lynn Blish Vlrglnla Bllsh Tip Bluesteln Phyllis Block Wendy Boardman Sheffield Boatman Blll Boeslnger Beverly Boges Jack Bolln Judy Bollnger William C Bollen Paul Bolles Lynn Booher Allce Booth Carter 467 2 96 99 101 33 35 38 32 63 71 76 33 101 Buddenballm Kathy Bll6Ch8l' C81'01 Bull B111 Burck Burke Burns Burns Burns Helen Kaaren John M Lynda Nancy Burnsteln Patrlcla Burton Alfretta Burton Dan Butler Corrlne Butler Robert Byram Carolyn Cadle Susie Callahan Larry Campbell James Canatsey Barbara Boots Carolyn Borlnger Judy Boughton Sandee Bowe Blll Bowen Bob Bowler Ronald Boxell Davld Boxell Georglanne Bradley Kathleen Laraine Caplln Jim Caplln Richard Caplln Steve Carey Carl Carley Elizabeth Carlsen Jane Carpenter Judy Carper Ann Carroll Janice Carr Andy Carr Claudia Carr Llnda Carson Cartee Carter Caune Caune Richard Dave Patsy J urls Valdis Brandon Michael Brandstetter Beverly 39 101 Brandt William Breden berg Carl Brehob Marilyn Bretzlaff Elinor Breunlg Florence Breunlg Preston Brewer Gay Brewer Isabelle Brockway Betsy Brodey Jeff Broffltt Jim Broffltt Nadja Brooks Constance Brooks Sherry Bross Dace Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Allan Carolyn Curtis Dale Gala Gladys Marsha Priscilla Sandy Yvonne Brucker J lm Bruhn J lm Bruks Ivars Bruverls Uldls Bryan Diane Bryant Jack 32 33 33 62 Cassaday Bonnie Chapman Janet Charleston John Chase Gary Chasteen Robert Cheesman Margie Cheney Sandra Chester Donna Childers Pat Childress Michael Chiles Carol Chlnn Carol Jean Chisholm Phyllis Clapp Clair Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Judy John Donald John Nancy Walter Clauson Nancyann Clemons Rose Marie Click Cllft Cllne Cllne Close Cobb Dan Fred David Steve J lm Ralph Cockerham Don Cohen Richard Cole Julia Coleman Wesley Compton Pete Conley Karen 39 101 33 50 88 5 95 98 101 103 8 39 101 63 67 98 101 45 100 33 38 40 58 100 36 43 34 38 70 34 70 ' ' ' - , ........4,.............. 36 , .......,.... , , .....,..................,. 57 , ................... , , 7 ,.-.4.-,..-.,,,.'...,.. 54 1 .-----------.-..--........ 33 , ..............,.............. . 42 7 .-..,...'.,.,44-4..-. 357 44 , ......................... 57 , ...... 28, 32. 4 . , , , 7 ...... .4.A.-.. 7 7327 40 , .......... 32, 33 ,,,,, , ....................... 44,57 , . , .42 , 39 7 '.-.-..-..'....'-.... 45 , ...................... 63 , ..,......,........... 3 ,39, 41 7 ........4-A..'.'. 35745 , ...................... 66 , ...,...............,.... . 32 7 .l.....l..-5.,.,..l 327 35 . ...................... 43, 53 , .................. . 44 7 '.,.'.-.---.-.-'..'........ 55 . ..................... 46 , ...................... . 56 7 .......-.b-.'. ..I.'. 57 , ......................... 21 , ......................... . 79 7 ''Y......---..,'....- .. 48749 , ..........,.......... 63 , ....................... 32,47 55 , , 45 7 '-.-.-5,-Yl5-.'.-A-.' 44 , ....................... 27, 55 , ...................... 33,51 , ........,...,......,...... 48, 49 - ---'---------'-'-------- 35 7 -'..A.-.-....--..5... 7 745744 , ..................,.......... 72 7 .....'.,..',.'..-..'-..' 75 . ....,................ 101 , ...........,...,.......,.. . 24 7 I-..-....-'..-...'... 45-477 55 , ..,...................... 26 , ...................... 27, 55 7 .'.b-..--.....A..5......-' 257 46 , ...............,. . . .................... .. 55 7 -....I-. -'.-'..h.'...'. 59 , .................. 34, 64, , , ............ 32, 33, , 7 ...'-..........AI-.-.-.-.A 55 . ........,,.,,,,,,,,, 7 , .......................,.. 63,67 7 .--.-I-..-.'A..-..-..- 48 , ............9............... 71 , .....,................ 63,67 7 '..'.....-..A...A'-.. 79 , ..........,.............. , , .,........,...,...... , , ..........,............ 53, 99 - - -'4-'---'------- 101 - ---'----'--'-'------'-'- -- 71 7 '..7.-...-..--IAA...'.'7'- 45 , ...................... 34,62, 75 . ....,................. 17 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ...-.. A..' 557 57 , ...................... 22, 24, 32 , ................ 78, 96, , 7 ..'-....'A....'...--I 54758 , ...........,............1. 40 , ...................... 36 7 7 'lllln nlhnlv 7 7 7207 40 , ..............,... 32, 37, 47, 5o , ..................... 29, , 7 nnlll 7 H... 4..5.,I.- '...-. 4 8 , .................... 38, 40, 51 , .................... .. . 7 77 . . .-.'. 7 744746 , ................,..,.. 27,58 . .......................... .. 65 7 7 7777 777777777777777777777 4 57 57 , ..................... 57 . ...............,.,...... 36, 53 7 7 7777777777777747777 40 , ............................ 63 . ....................... , ,42 7 7777777777777777777777738739750 , ....................... 26,27,54 , .....,.......,........ 62,63 , ....................... 54 - --------,-----...- 24. , . . .......................... 67 , -.---.---...-.-...... 41. 43. 45 , ......,..........1..... 38 , .................... 101 . ...,..........,....... , ,55 , ..-,.-.-.-.------.--...-.. 58 , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 , ........................ . 39 , ....................... 32,38 , ......................... 69 , .................... . 44 , ..........-....--..--.-. 38 , .........,........... 45 . ..................... . 53 . ----------'------------ 71 . ............... , . ...............,.... 63,65 , ....................... 63,67 , ,..................... 57 . ................ , , ,71,73 , ...................... 36, 37, 44 , ...................... 101 . ..................... . 42 , ........................... 69 , ...................,... 56 . ................... 25,32 , .,....................... 21, 32 , ............. ........ 4 0,43 . ...................... . 58 , .................... 43 , ................. , ,99 . .....,................ .. 57 , ......................,. 57 , ................,...., 18 , ......................... . 47 . .....................,.. 68 , ................ L ........ 24, 32 . .........,.......... . 39 , ......................... 24 , .,..................... 41 . ....,.................... . 43 . .......................... 68 , ...................... 51 , ................... . 57 , ...........,....... , , ,......................... 67 . ..........1........ .. 33 . ...............,... 54 , ..................,....... 39 , ................,........ . 26 , ......................... 36, 54 , ........................ 39 . .......................... 11,45 , ..............,.......... 57 , ..................... 41 , ........................ . 55 . ........,.................... 65 , ........................ 41 , Ed ..........,.....,........... 49,55 . .....,............,....... 36 , ............................ 43 , .......................... 27,54 . ......................... 96 , .................. , , 63, 74 , .....,................ 35, 36,86 . .................. 22, 24, 32 , ................... 32, 33, 44 , ........................, . 64 . ........................ 45 , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,, 70 , ...........,.. 38, 47, 59 , ....................,. 35, 38 , .......................... 34,70 . ................. . 57 . ..................... 29, 35,38 , .......................... 47 , ..,..........,..,.......... . 54 . ..................... 49 , .....................,. 36,45 . ........................... . 48 , ...,................... 44, 57 , .....................,.. 41 , ............,............ . 57 . ...........,..,.....,. 34, 62, 75 , ....,...,...........,. 35, 44 , .......................... . 57 , ........,............... 55 , ..........,............ 37,40 . ........................... 24,27 . ............ 7 ..,.......... 1oo , ........................ 56 , ........,................. . 48 . ,......,. ..,............. 3 9 . .....,............,...... 69 , .............. . ,71,73 , ................,.,..,.... 56 , ......,.......,........... 33,66 , ....,................. 25,40 , ..............,........... 38 , ............,.............. 48 . ........................... . 58 , ....................... 43, 57 . ...............,....,.. 36,43 , ................,.... . 57 , ...,.................,.. 3 ,5o , ..........,.............. 44 , .................,..... . 24 . . ..,....... ,,,, , .......................... 7 2 , ....,..........,....,. .1 41 1 Student Index Conn Matlnel Constable Sharon Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Dan Frank J acqullne Joan Mary Beth Ralph Sally Cooney Shella Cooper Carole Cooper Helen Copeland Jlm Cornell Rosalle Corson Jan Cosand Charles Coursey Wayne Cowherd Robert Cox Janice Cox Marllyn Craft Betsy Crafton Leah Craln Wllllam Crane Carol Crawford Kathy Cremonesl Gllles Crenshaw Phyllls Crtpe Jane Cross Peggy Crostreet Cynthia Crulckahank Gordon Crull Bob Crull Harry Culloden Barbara Culver Charles Culver Tom Cunningham Joyce Curtls Bonlta Curtis Hilda Cuth bertson Bruce Dabner James Dafoe Marllyn Dammeyer Susan Dann Dlxon Danson Claudla Darnell Tom Davidson Joan Davidson Karen Davls Davls Davls Davls Davis Ann Ethel Jack Judy Lee Sandy Dawson Virginia Dean Marty Dean Nancy Deltsch Delwert Delwert Demlow Denney Dlana Steve Sharon Roberta 3 Dlck DeRosa Dolores Dickey Jerry Dickinson Dave Dickson Duryea Dickson Joan Dlener Blll Dill Phll Dlll Phyllis Dlrks Davld Dlstlehorst Polly . ......................... 44 , .,................. 43 . .,..................... . 38 , .................... 57 , ................... 57 , .,.........., , .42, 90, , . ........................ 51.53.03 . .................... . . , ...,...,........... 50 , ........................... 39 , .............. . ,40. 51 , ,,.....,............ .. 50 , ...................... 36,45 , ....,.....,......... 3 ,33,9o , .................... . 55 , .......................... 36,45 , ...................... 45,51 , ....,.,...,............ . 37 , ..................... 53,53 , .....,..................... 57 , ...................,..... . 51 , ........,........,...,..4.. 48 , ..................... 34. 02. 75 . ...,..................... . 16 , ..........,................. 17 , ........................... 32 , ................ 39.42, , , ................ , ,53,99 , ............,.............. 0 , .........1........... ,. 54 , ..................1..... 37 , ........................ 45 , .,.................... 47,51 , ......................... 51 , .....1............ . . , . ..............,............ .25, 32 , ,,,,,,.., 33 ,,,,, , ,...................... 54,70 , .........,.............. .. 46 , ....................... 57 , .................... 05 , ................... 53,54 , .................. 28, , , , ....,.,.............,. 57 , .,.........1... .4z, 46, , , .................... , , ..................,...... . 37 . ..................... , . ...,.................... 40, 41,40 , ..................... 40 , ...................... 100 , ....................... 37,40 . ........,,............. . 57 , ..................,........ 32 , ........................ 37,38 , .................. . 51 , .......................... 45 , ........................ 42,58 , .......................... 33,79 , ........................... 58 , ............................. 58 . ........,.. 15, 32, 33, 42, , . ........,........... , ,31 , ,2 ,,,,, , . ................... 50 , ..,.................... 04,10 , ...........,.......... 51 , ................ .. , . ......................... 21, 55 , ...,................... 47 , ....................... . 39 , ............, , , , , ...................., 32 , ............. , , .......,......... , ,40 . ........................ 27,55 . .........,......,.. . 101 . ..................... 36 . ......................... 55 . ...................,...... 33,33 . ......................... 21,35 , .............................. 68 , ............,.......... 20,50 , , ..............,........... 37 . .......................... 15,26 . ..............,....... . 58 , ........,.,. , , , , ........................,. 63,67 , ..............,. 17 , ......,.......... 05 , ......................,... 38,72 , .....,......,.... , ,00,11 , ..................... , , ,54 . ..,........ 15 ,,,, , , ................. 0 . ..........,............... 40 , ........................ 28,32 . ...,..,............,..... 41,44 , .................... 25 . ...................... 49 , .............. , , , , ...................,... 71 . .............. , , ,03,11 . ...................... 79 , ................ , , ,11,15 , ...............,...... 27,54 . ................... , , , ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33 Ewen, Esther .......................... 38 Graves. Susan ......................... 32 , ......,................ 37,45 . .,...........,..... , , , , ..............,........... 45 . ......,.............. 26, 46, 55 . ..........................., 101 , .................,. 39 , ...................,...... 63 . ..........,..... 32, , ,100 . ..............,.... 47 , ......,......... . 46 . ......,.......,.,....... 05 ' ' 38' ' '- --'-'-'- ' 58 ' ' ' 33' , .................. 32,47 . ............... ....,..., , 32 ' 4 5 . ........................... 58 . ............... 33, , , , ' --- '---'-- , ............ , , ,4o, 51 . ......................... .33, 49 - -'----'--------' 50- 52' 99 , ......,........,......... 55, 79 . ................... 40, 53 1 ------------------'----- 52,74 , ....................... 41 . .................... . 24 - ----'------------------- 44 , .............. , , ,71,73 . .................... 37 - -.'-----------------. 48. 49 , ......................... 39 . -..-.------.-------------- 22,24 , .,..................... 58 . ...................... . 45 . .......................... 47 , ........,.............. 63 , .......,...........,..... . 39 , ........................... 63 , .......................... 55 , .--,.......',--.... 11'37.40 , ...................... 32,47 , ...........,........,... 48 , ,,.,..,...,.-,..-..'...- ' 33 , ...................... 20, 33,40 , .................... 43 , ...,.I-4..-. . 53 - ----------------- 39. 42.46 , ............................ 32 'AAA H , ...................... 24, 32, 33 , .......................... 25 ' ' 87 . ............... , , 51, 52, 99 , .................. , , 32,87 ' 35' 43 . ................ 42,40,5o,52 , ..........,............... 39 ' ' ' 43 . ...............,. 27, 53, 54, 91 , ............................ 17 ' '4 '- 32- 33137 . ...................... 54 , .......................... 25 - -----'---'--5----' 34- 621 11' 74 , ...za ,,,,, , , ,.....-Y.,,..'.,'..... B6 , ....................... ..45,3o . .......... ,,,., , .....,...........,....... 1 01 . .......................... . 26 , ....................... 38 , .,.,,,..4,.,..,,,....,,,,, 33,51 , ...................... 39,55 . ....-.....-.. .....-....... 3 'I . .....,..............,...... 35,40 . ..................... 37,38 1 ----------------------. 72 , ..................,.... 49 , ..................... 33, 34,68 . ...................... 36.58 , ........,......,.........., 51 . ...................... . 37 . '----------...------ 32.33-38 . ......................... 27,35 , ...............,.... . 45 . .-.....-----------.--------- 33 . ..................... 42, 45,40 . ......................... . 57 . -----------------'----------- 53-67 . .....,................ 57 , ............,....,..... . 37 , --------------- 35 .--- , .,........,............ 40 , ...................... 21,38 1 - -'--'- ' - 1 . ........................., 44 , ........................ 48 1 -----------------,---. 26 , ........................ 39,49 , ........................., ,. 00 25 40 34 62 74 96 102 33 49 101 49 100 62 63 32 33 36 42 99 101 42 45 51 96 98 101 26 27 53 34 62 64 3846 2 58 95 96 101 103 33 34 66 67 77 101 38 42 48 101 33 3644 Dltzenberger Llnda Dltzenberger Nancy Dongus Jane Dorman Barbara Doss Vlrglnla Dowllng Diana Downs Lola Dragoo Doug Draper Hlla Drew Jerry Dubow Roslta Duff Nancy Duncan Bruce Duncan Lawrence Duskln Betty Jo Earl Judy Eberhard Kay Ebbltt Sandy Eckard Llnda Eden Sue Edmond Jean 13 Efroymaon Jack Embry Ramona England Barbara Engledow Ed Epstein Barry Erner Ed Ervln Abby Eskew Jlm Ester John Ester Lucy Esterllne Jan Esterllne Ronald Evans Ronnle Everhart Larry Falth Kathy Faucett Blll Featherstun Frank Felnstone Llnda Fenstermaker Betsy Fenstermaker John Ferree Tom Flchman Nancy Flege James Flelds Barbara Flnch Bernie Finn Jeffrey Finnell Joseph Flnnell Ronnle Flnher Susie Flannery Mike Fledderjohn Ellen Flint Jane Flynn Dlane Fobes Sherry Fogel James Ford Judy Ford Sandye Fortson Cynthia Fosnot Janet Fowler Pat Fox Renee Fraley Bernam Frallsh Peg Frank Anne Frank Davld Frauman Nancy Frauman Sallie Frlstoe Susie Fry Wllllam 3 32 46 101 33 41 3 38 42 46 101 33 34 78 96 101 103 32 33 99 101 103 24 26 62 32 33 35 34 58 70 15 28 Gallup Debbie Gant Jane Garber Glenna Gatewood Betty Genovese Richard Gentry Marty Gerald Judy Gerlach Jlm Gerlach Sara Gerrow Ronald Gllbert Elaine Gill Judy Gllllgan Pat Gllliland Kenneth Gtlllom John Gllson Sara Glasel Deanna Glaze Marilyn Glazman Madallne Gloln Katy Gloln Nancy Glover Dian Goldberg Brenda Goldberg Gary Goldstein Benny Goldstein Roberta G0lt Susle Goodln Caren Goodln Sandra Goodman Rachel Gordner Fritz Gordon Sandra Gordy Elsle Gorgol Charles Graber Meg Graf Davld Gray Josle Gray Grear Green Green Greist Gary Beverly Cynthia Anne Paul John Groover Judy 3338 99 101 46 101 58 101 99 101 99 101 51 65 33 55 34 62 75 100 39 46 58 32 42 55 101 33 36 933 Groth Peter 38 39 96 101 Groth Quln Guernsey Richard Gummer Marilyn Guyness Alice Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Cynthia Dlck Sharon Suzan Hall Janet Hamilton Dave Hanley Mllltcent Hansel Sharon Hansen Judy Harding Bob Harker Ken Harley Jim Harmon James Harrell Harriett Harris Larry Cathy Melanie Pat Kent Hauck Barbara Havey Tim Hawk Jim Harrison Harrison Harrlson Hathom 139 Student Index HdWkll1S Rty Heathco Louise Hebert Elizabeth Hedg,eman Jlm Hedges Dave HGIIIV Sue Heltzman Cl1ar1otte Henderson Barry Henderson Linda Henlev Carol Henry B111 Henry Jxm Henry Paul Herxng, B111 Hershon Maynard Hertensteln Judy Hesher Judy Hess Richard Hicks Don Hxland Wllham H111 H111 H111 H111 Hill H111 H111 H111 Anne Dlane Doris Frank FTIEY Jlm Merry Nick H1ll1g,oss Sara Hmshaw Crale, Hlthcock Richard Hocker Dave Hocker Ken Hoffman Ronnie Ho ue Sonla Holl1ng.,sworth Allce Holmes Carol Holmes Linda Hood Carl Hood Joe Horn Date Horwltz Sarann Houston Samuella Howard Robert Howe John Daxld Howell Patrlcla Howell Robert Hubbard Marie Hublev Mike Hufford Suzy Hughes Davld Hunley Kathryn Hurley Judy E Hurt Ed Hurt Stan Hutchxson Charles Irvlne Judy Isenberg, Judy Ittner Dick Jackson Jackson Jackson Jaeher Fred Judy Rlta Mae Mlke Jeffries Rex Jenkins Carolyn JClllllllL.,S Harry 3134 Jensen Eddie Jeter Melxln Jett Mark J0h2il1ll1I'l1:, Jon Johns John 140 f ' , 1 ' ...,....,..... ........., 5 5 . . ....,.4.............,.... 56 1 A, .A..,......,.,. - .,,.. : .-.:27. 54 , . .,.......,.........., 32,43 . , .... ,....... ..,.... , . .. 54 J ,, ..............,....... ,...38,-58 , '. ..,........,......... 58 . .,.,..,.........,... 33, 58. 65 , ..............., 1,,.. 58 1 . ,......,............,. . 53 . ............... 41. 50, 58 , ...,.....................,. . 58 . ........4..........,.,.... 71 , ....................... 32-34. 68 , ...,...,............... .. 39 ' y , ........,,.,.,..,....,.,.... 37 , ..........,.................. 55 . ,........,...,. - .,....... . 39 ' , ..,.....,........, 44 . ........................ 56 , ...........,.......... . 99 , ...,................ 33,65 . .......................... 44 , ...............,....... . 45 , . ...,.........,..... 44, 49 1 , ....................... 33 ' ', f ..........,..... - ........ . , 47 V, ..,.,.,.......,..,.,...... 17 ' , ,,,,,,,,,, - ,,,,..,, , . 6 , .............. ,........... . , 64 Y . ' ,' ...........,........... 45. 51 , .,...,............ 35, 46 , ' ...........,......,........ 66. 77 , ........,..,........,.. 43 ' , ..........,........... 18, 41 '. ,. .,........,.,.....,..... 65 , .....,.................. 40 , f 1 ....................... 49, 51 ' f. .......,.......,.....,.,,. 36, 42 1 . .....,..... .,,, , ..4..,......,.......,.,... 3 9. 55 . ..........,.,.,..... 51 . .......,..........,.... 41 . .......................... . 33 , .....,........,...... 32 , ..,.............. , , 90 , .,................,.... .. 58 , ' ....,................, 13. 32,33 , j ................. . , .73 , ................ .. , . , , . ..,...... , .... , .......... 36, 39 . ' ....................,,. 36 ' . ..,....................... .. 40 4 . ...............,.,..,....... 68 , . ' ....,.,,.....,....,.... 101 . ..................... . 54 ' , ' ......,..............,. 49 , . ,' ,........................ 43. 56 . ....................... . 58 ' . ......,......,..........,... 44 . ' ..................,........ 67 , ....,................... 42, 46 ' . ........,.......,.,.,....... 58 . ............................ 67 . ............... 34, , .78 ' . ................,.........,.. 44 . ....,.,...,.... ,,., 7 3 . ...................,..,... . 39 ' . ........,.,.,...,....,,..,.. 45 , .......................... 68 , ........................ . 56 , ' 1 ..........,... . ..,........,.. 71 . . ' ...,.,,.........,......... 17 . f ............,............ . 67 ' , ..,,..,.,.,.....,..,...,..,,.. 71 , . 1 ' ........ , 1 ,,,,,. . ................,...... . , ,so ' . 3 .........,.,.,.....,....,. 32, 35 , , , .......,...........,. . , 53 . ....,......................., 70 . ......................, , , ..................,... .. 40 ' ' ' . ....,.................... 51 g. .........,................. 65 I , . ...., 58, . . . ' - . Q ...................... 33, 39 . ..............,............ 37 ' , ...................... ,. 33 ' , .................... 55 , .................... , . ' ..............,........ 32, 36 . ............,.........., 33, 63 . ....,.................. 65 . .............,.... , , 53 , .,......................... 70 , .......,......,. , , , . , . .........,....,.... . . . . . .. 65 , .,....,........,..... 68 , ..,..............,.,.,.. , , ....................... .. 47 g , ......,.................. 57 , ..,................... . , ' f , 1 .................. 32 . ............... ,,.,., 3 2, 96, 103 Mace. Robert ........,....., 32, 42, 50.52.99 ' , . ....... ,,..,. ....... , . ..35,3a , ........,............ 37 , ..................,,.... 40 , ......................,. 44 ' . .....,.....,...,...... 32, 37 . ......,.....' . . ,' . , 49 . ...........,..,....,....... 63 '. ..,.................... 33 , .....,....... 1 ..... '. . . 54 . ..............., . ............ 62, 63 , ...................... 32 , ..............,........... 43, 65 , ' ...... 33, 34 .,.., , . .......,............,.. 79 , ................... .. . ' . ............,......., , , .................,.... 63, 65 . ...,................ . .. , . ....,...,.......... , ' , ' .................. , , 47 . .,....,......., ,I ......,,.. . 44 . ...,.......,.,....,... , 5 . ............. ,....... . . , 57 , .,.......,,...... . . , . , . ' ..... - . , , , , ' .,...,.................... 101 , ..............,.. ,... . . . . 63 , , ...... ,... .,.....,... . . ...................,..,. 2 5 , ...........,,...... ' ...... 25, 53 H . ............ ,... , ............. ,..,.. 4 3 . ..........,....,,..,... . 57 , ....... -...f ...... 56 . ...,.........,.,,......... 38 . ...............,.. ...16,51 . . ...,......,...,.......... 57 . .......,.....,.,......... 33 . ......,.....,.......,.... .. 46 , , .....,.............,..... 40 . ..............,........ 27, 53 , ....... 34 ,,.,, 75. 77 . ' ......,..,.......,..... 55. 69 . ' ...................... 65 . ..........,............... 41 . ......,....... , . .56 . ....................,..,... 45 . ......,.............,. . . . . 15 . . ..,....,............... 58 , .........................., 16 , ,.....................,. . 32 , ..,....,....,.,.,...........,. 71 . .................,.... , , 58 . ..,..................... .. 55 , ............,.,..,....,..... 42 , ............ 32, 47, 53 ' , . - ,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,. 48 , Ed ...........,..........,,...... 48 , ,....................... 40. 58 1 , ...................,.......,. ll , ......................,.... . 39 . ,.............. 40 ,,,, . ......,.....,............. 43 . ......................., . 57 1' -4'444-A,------'.'4.--, 37 f . ' ,.....,, .......,........... , 1 , ............,........,.. . 47 . ............,...........,.. 32 , .....,............,..,,. 32 . .........,......... 33, 40 1 , .,..........,................ 99 , .......... , . , 50, 55 , ,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,,.,, 55 , ............,.............. 72 , ................ . 40 - , ...,..................... 36 . ...................,... 11 , ................... . 50 , .. ,.........,. .... , . 57 . ,................,...,,. 57 . 1 , ....,.......... . . .. 41 ff . ' .,.,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,,.,, 62, 74 , ......................... 37 , ................. 26. 98 , .,,,,.,.,,,.,.,,,.,,,. 27,3171 , .......................,. 62.63 . ...........,........ . 79 . , .,,,.,,.,, , ,.,,,.,,,., 44 1 . ..........,..........,.,. 48 , ...... ,........ . ...36, 51 ' 1. . - .62, .. ,.., , ' , ..,...........,....... 48 . .................,. ...11,16 . , ....,..........,....,.... 47 ' . ..,.........,..,....,. 65 . ,' .,........,........ 34, 79 , 1 ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I l 55 . ' Q ............,.,..,.....,,.... 46 . ,...,............... 56 , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.4 48 . ..,.,...,.,..,................ 63 , ' .......,,,,............., 33, 45 ' ', ...,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 9 . ....,,..,.,.,........... , ' ', ' ..............,... , 40 , . .,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, 53 , ..............,........ 27 , .....,................,... . . 65 62 68 75 96 101 102 33 47 41 44 11 5 32 34 95 96 101 102 33 51 39 42 45 46 101 32 33 47 44 50 55 100 74 96 99 101 102 57 63 27 39 45 54 Johnson Jane Johnson Jesse Johnson Tom Johnstone Harriet Jones Dick Jones Lee Jones Patrlcla Joseph Ellen Jullfm Barbara Kagan Hart ey Kalnlns Benlta Kammen Jean Kftmmlns Ellen Kaylor Wllllam Keenan Barbara Keenan Larry Keenan Phyllis Kelley W1ll1am Kellv Nancy Kelso Date Kelso Tom Keltner Ken Kenney Jim Kr-rn Stey en Kcltler Duld Kiewltt Carol Kin Jerry Kitt Byron Kltzmlller Jack Klxmlller John Klaln Geoffery Klapper Dick Klapper Jerry Klein Robin Klelnbub Sharon Knlttel Donna Koelllng, Karen Kopitzke David Kopltzke Erich Kostas Angelo Krakovltz Jlllla Kremlller Carl Kroot Elallle Kroot Richard Krumkalns Yautra Kube Marcla Kuerst Joann Kuether Chrls Kuhlman Kelth Kuhn Rene Kumb Frltz Kwltny Jon Lach Latch Joe Lacis Andrls Lacy Andy Lamb Prlscllla Lund Bill Larner Dan Larsen Charles Larson Shirley Lassiter Rita Latham Bob Laymon John Leatherby Lance Lebhera Michael Lee Harry Lee Jim Leffel Rhea Leffel Saundra 8 0 35 44 46 51 101 38 58 34 53 70 33 34 65 70 26 40 42 46 51 52 99 101 38 44 69 101 38 41 44 45 62 75 62 63 33 40 47 52 7 00 25 101 Lelg,l1tv Dave Ientv Dale Leukhardt David Leve Steve Levln Elliott Levln Sophie Levinson Sandy Levitt Adrlane Lcyy Margot Lieberman Esther Lieberman Joanne Lightfoot Ruth Lllly Vlrg,1na Llndley Ed L111n Libby Llsenby Doris Llst Ken Lloyd Jlm Lockwood James Lodge Herbert Logan Robin Loman Rlchard Lott Robert Louden Judy Love George Love Stan Lowery Fred Lowery James Lugar Anne 24 32 42 55 Lug,ar Darlene Lunsford Faye Lyman Kennie Lyons Lloyd Lyons Robert Mafflt Joe Makstenleks Atls Malosh James Mancl Vlad Manguse Nancy Mann Hershel Mann Janet Mardls Sue Marker John Marrs Linda Marshall Judy Marshall Kathy Martin Ann Willie Massey Pearl Masson Jlm Matzke Mauck Clyde Maurey Elaine Loulse Mavlty Diane Max David Mayes Walter McAul1ff Jon McCain Mary Lou McCleary Lucene McClellan Betty Kay McConahay Kathy McCr'1ck1n Barbara McDermond Sandra McDermond Judy McDonald Martha McDowell Tom McFarland Dlnny McFarland Pamela McG1ll Judy McG1lyery LaVerne McKay Joe Martin Mary 27 41 53 54 101 62 74 32 42 43 47 96 98 101 103 27 33 445 '48 40 100 63 67 32 38 44 101 58 62 66 71 27 38 39 Student Index McKlnstray Barbara McK1ttrlck Patrick McLean Douglas McNau-fhton Mike McNay Becky 33 661 McNuley Virginia Jacqueline McQu1ston Pevgy Mead Jack Meeker Nancy Melcon Joe Mendenhall Kiefer Mendenhall Shlrley Ann Meredith Carol Merrell Steve ll 40 00 Meserve Kath le Mess Jane Meyer Harold Meyers Patricia Miles Miller Miller Miller Miller M1ller Mlller Gearldean Carolyn Jim Judy Ann Judy E Rochelle Steve Mlllholland Nancy Mllllca11 Mllllcan Mlllman Mlmms Miner B Mlskell Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Carol Mar j orle Abe Larry ob Dennis Carolyn Hazelene Nancy Mitten Suzann 4 Moellner Barbara Montcomery Roger Moonshower Emlly Moore Brent Moore Donald Moore Donna Moorman Jan Moritz Valerie Mork Knud Morley Connie Morris Kelly Morton Sue Mosler Dave Moulton Mlke Murmanls Helmuts Murray Allce Myers Myers Myers Myers Albert Jacqule Patricia Wllllam Nadlng Lee Nann Janet Napers Sharon Nelsen Roger Neubauer Fredda Neumann Diane Nlcely Phillp Nicely Wayne Nicholson Sandy Norris Marilyn Norris Richard Nourse Marty Nunnally Jack Oakley Evelyn Oakshott Carolyn 32 33 35 38 101 34 70 39 44 45 39 42 101 98 101 11 58 65 35 44 99 101 8 45 62 63 6 52 95 96 98 101 39 39 32 96 32 40 6 50 52 99 101 Ochs Kathryn Ochsner Ted Olive Scott Olofson Joe Opre Joan Orbison Carol Orejuela Henry Ortega Lola Osler Aurzella Ostrom Cynthia Otto Dave Owerbeck Kathy Ozollns Andrls Paller Joan Parker Fred Parsons Kathy Parsons Nancy Parrlsh Jlm Perry LeRoy Peters Leila Peterson Jean Peterson Jim Petty Nancy Pfau Betsy Pletrobon Judy Pllz Michael Porter Tom Praed George Prager Llnda Pratt Sarah Pratt Sidney Price Dave Pritchard Dave Prltchard Tom Pruett Gordon Puckett Terry Pyle Kathy Qulnn Karen Quinn Ralph Rader Nancy Raff Mike Rayburn Judy Raymond Gall Reed Albert Reed Rlta Reefer Jack Reid Phll Rellly Tom Reuben Elalne Rhodes Lmda Rice Fred R1chards Lawrence Rlchardson Henry Richardson Larry Richey Carol Ridley Lynne R195 Ralph Ries Rolf W Ritchey James Rltchle Sandra Ritter Rltter Rltter Lanny Roark Robbins Elaine Roberts Kirk Roberts Lols Robinson Doug Robinson Sherry Roche Charles Dwight Gene Dave 33 3o 24 33 38 25 32 43 55 28 29 96 99 101 22 24 38 5 24 33 36 40 35 51 32 33 35 39 42 46 101 64 75 76 102 27 45 48 54 33 34 38 53 38 39 32 34 96 99 101 33 34 64 33 34 62 66 Roche Lydm Roche Ted Rodbers Anne Roff Mike Ro ers Charles Rovers Nancy Rommger Mike Roney Yvonne Rose George Rosen Joan Rosen Morris Rosenak Robert Rosenbaum Vlctor Ross Ross Ross Ross ROSSI Roth Roth Roth Roth Bo11nle Jere Leslie Tom ter Peggy Amanda Gloria Jeanne Susle Rothbaum Don Routt Mary Rublns Harry Rudy A B Ruddell Nancy Rude David E Russell Guy Russell John W Russell Richard Rust Barbara Sachs Judy Sa e Sandy Samson Sara Sar ent Klrk Satterfleld Jerry Satterfleld Raymond Saul Joyce Savacfe Emilie Scanlon Thomas Schaefer Mary Beth Schaefer Fred Scheff Dennis Schelck Kathy Schell Sally Scherb Nancy Scherb Sue Ann Schlosberg Terry Schloss Judy Schmld Ken Schnelder Ed Schoellkopf Tom Schrader Jane Schumacher Susan Schwartz Pamela Schwartz Rosetta Scott Lee Essle Scott Noel Scott Paula Seastrom Jane Secrest Don Se al Judy Sellg Kristen Senn Judith Sexson Barbara Sexson Karlene Shane Cflrol Shannon J1m Shaw Dave Shelley Kathy Shepherd Karen 5 37 34 68 95 96 101 107 12 28 37 33 71 96 107 34 04 76 45 101 35 40 33 41 101 12 33 34 64 19 38 42 141 , 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