Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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To live up to the name and fame it has gained both in this country and abroad, the Annual has much to do, and the editors approach the task of producing the book with more or less fear and trembling. There is a reputation to live up to, a responsibility to meet. To those who have so kindly helped us hold the standard high, we are especially grateful. More than ever before, are we indebted to Miss Selleck whose devotion to this year's Annual and its predecessors has been the source of its unique position among artistic year books. Without Mr. Otto's kindly criticism and helpful advice, as an experienced producer of Annuals, there would have been many more hours spent in the depths of editorial despair. Miss Zella O'Hair's assistance in proof reading and her helpful suggestions for the improvement of copy have been invaluable. Praise is due Mr. Miller, who organized the subscription campaign so well this year that not only were the twelve hundred books contracted for in a remarkably short time, but more than two hundred others might have been sold if the edition had not been limited. For Mr. McKee's services in making the printing of the book artistic and his interest in its success we are deeply indebted. Those Whose work has not already been credited are: Miles Tiernan- I Should Worry, in the humorous section, and Maida Buckley- The Stu- dent's Symphony, in the literary section. To all who have so generously helped us in making the book a success, we are grateful.