Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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There are many to whom appreciation should be extended for the excellent assistance they have given to us in publishing the 1921 Annual. The efforts of these people have combined to make our book a success. The art work has always had a very high standard and this year it has not only lived up to it but has set a higher standard for the years to come. To Miss Rhoda Selleck, art censor, too much credit can not be given. Our contributors are to be congratulated on the exceptional brand of literary material published in the book this year. The literary section is of such high calibre that we are proud of it. The articles have been carefully chosen and they represent the literary talent of the school. Miss Zella O'Hair, literary censor, is greatly responsible for such an excellent selection of material. Mr. Otto and Mr. Weinberger, along with the two efiicient business managers, Joseph Cash and Gaylord Stewart, have ably assisted in han- dling the business of the class year book. Mr. McKee, of the Echo Press, has been more than just printer of the Annual: his experience in publish- ing Shortridge Annuals has been of great value in putting this one before the school. To the members of the staff we owe very special gratitudeg for their pep, ability and willingness to work have been a wonderful help in times of need. At no time was their spirit of cooperation lacking. We also thank any others who have, even in a small way, made the task a little easier, and who have assisted in putting the 1921 Annual Macross.