Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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X ELLE img my .Q lx We Keep Them Busy With Our Problems and Questions l'pin-r lifft ll-vw 2: Miss IZ:-ily linux-r, :nssislzxnt lmliviiliizils -'l'up: Miss 'I'rvll:i Wimil, In-zul, liusiui-ss lim-.ii-iging M-Hi.gl,1'lii-starrSi-vile-lu-y, i-uinlilzimluiit, llll'I'l' PK1llK'lllilllIQ l'liurl4-s Il. Yi-:ni4vl', lu-nil. :urls :xml 1-r:1l'Is. uriilg Illiss Illairii- Murfiii. nursv. llnw I: Mrs. lflslln-r liutlnmt lluln-rl flrululrs. Uililiflllilll, plixsii-:ul sm-in-in-4-. 4'.u:in:i:li. he-:nl lilvr:iri:an. Mrs, l r:lni'is l,i4-lilwfnwzill--V. Hi-l---l'I l,. Blanc-li. in-zul. lui'-Iv-:5 :Anil pliysi-rurzipiu, 1-.ill-in-i'i.a iiiainziu-Ai, Mis. .l-ssziminv lfitvli, slllliy' li:ill l.Uwf-i' li-l'l l'llYSl4',Xl. Sl'll4IN4'l1I: lhnwlnli llivi-, lun li-:ii-in-in Ni-1 pil-Iurv--I: Aliss I!--tty Nivlmlsini. lmnk- l.:lii1p:, Mrs. lli-uri:-Ira I':irli'-r. ll. ll. Sis-imbrs. Nut sim-V iiizinziui-r. pivluri-il: .lrxiiws ll'-ill-livl'I'--i'. l'ppi-r right .XIl'l'S ,XNIH l'll.Xl 'l'S: llmwlnli ll. John- lmwa-r righl - IIVSINICSSl1Ilil'1'.X'l'IHN. lluw 25. Hll'illlI sun Mrs. lilizailu-Ili llom-li, I':iul .lustivm-, Miss .lzinv ll:-use-l, Mrs, Maury I,ytli-. Alrs, Mznry Si.-sg--I, Ki-niu-Ili All-ssii-lc, William .Xinllimg .l. XY. Aulrln-. Hrrivl II, l'vlvrm:in. Huw l: Mrs, I.1-mm Il, llaim-1-i-Ii, Miss Flin'- 'I'lllllllil'l'l', 1-ilu' lmy, .'Xrlhur ll. Hliull, Miss lflmwiiw- 1:l'it'lH'lISll'U,il Kliwlslle' ISIUIAHIY ANU I'IlYSlHl!llAl'llY: VPIIUIIIJIS Mrs. Alum 1'luris!wiil1Ir. Hx'-rmir-f. Klux I-'--is5ll1. Miss lllllli llivlizlrils. I'. NYM'-I ll.-lmlziy. Xlls,.lv1:lll l'ri-llymzan. lmstwr' Ifrmli. Aliss Nlil- ilrv--l 1':impli1ll, i':lIll'II Ilillilv-r, 'l'linm:is llzism-s, 22

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01n'Sp0rts, mm' Our Extra-Cztrriczzlazr Activities 'Pup in-H S1H'I.XI. r4l'IlfIN1'i-Z, Huw 2: Miss limwriliy Midillv r'ip:hl MVSIU: limi Marlin, Miss .ln I4-li-l's-in. Mrs, Kziliiryli Smith, Ili-Iwrl Y. Ilirst:-in. llaimpsuu, .lzima-s 4':llx'1-VI, im i. Mrs. .Nunn He-rlli-, Mrs. Ifiisim- M. Want:-runnin, l,nw1-r l--I'l-- I-ENGLISH, lluw 2: Mrs, l-'l1in'm--- Win Xirs, Mquluv 'l'.-mpi-ri--5. 1-r, Mrs. X'ix':irii:n l.vwis, Mrs. if-iris I-Ilixins. Miss il.-4 li 'Pup right SHVLXI, St'il4IXi'l1I1 Ilulvvrl l., Nippvr, 1'l:ll'li, Mrs, Ii:al'iml':i Il'nl'm-il. lion' IZ Mrs, I.u1iis. lI:u'i-lil Nvpgli-y, Huy ,Xin-iswii. Si-:iii-il: Mrs. Mzii'g'ui'i-I Slvi,z1vr, Mrs. liizuiys ilrvwi-V, Miss M:ii'p:urvi Mm iizirnn-i', Mrs. .Xiinzali-v Milli-r, Mrs, ilupv it, Nm-viii. Lzmlxivry, Mrs. lim-in-I Svhumau-In-r, Mrs. Illzuiviu- Iiziul iiuliviiliiznls 'l'Hp: Miss Iv:il-- Wann-x'ln1l'y, 1-iiuirmaxn, ings. illlllll'1'l'UIlUllii1'S. Miss Ii--Iwli K. i r:iza-1-, in-mi. sm-iul l,uw1-1' Vi!-Lili i1INHI.lSII, Iiiiw 3: Mrs. Alun-uzuii Iuiii--s. 111,114-ini Miss Mil-ir:-.1 lf.-sim-, in-zui, I-Znulislxg Iinrnvs. V, l'. Sim--xnziiv-V, Miss l':ll'ZllI1ll' lf. 'Ph---li XXIII I-'. XX'us1,vi1:iirmnn, musiv, Iluw 1: XlI's. i-Iuiziii X'--s. Mrs. Nm-li 'l'l1-:must M1 Mifidli- HUM!-I l4Z1'llNHMI1'S: Mrs. li--li-u iii-lms, Kzitiirvn Smith, Miss Alix-1-.Iailiv iii-ssivr, Nm ini:-iurui Mrs. Ulm! Vunrzui. Miss lm:-willy t':ni'sim, Mrs. llvli-n Miss lluth .'Xl'I7lSIl'HllLL', Miss .li-znliiiwltv lirliixli, Mrs. Nu Xlanlniux. gi-iiiai Iiaymli-11. imni:-I Wvlvlx. 21

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2,387 Students Were mfollecl in 237 Courses Lab makes reading fun. Triy class gefs an eyeful. From cave-man to United Nations is included in the history department. They don't limit teaching to Shortridge. though: history classes from SHS may be seen all over the city learning their lesson first-hand. Physical science courses here are among the best, too. This might be because of the quality and quantity of equipment, which is surpassed by few high schools in the country. Natural science courses also are offered, and field trips supplement these courses. Everything from bugs, beetles, and Howers to crystals form- ing in evil smelling acids are carried around, but it adds variety to the monotony of school books, especially if something spills or escapes in a doomed locker! Mmmmm. oh, why did I have to have an Eng- lish class right across the hall from a home ee lab? is a familiar cry. Yummy aromas and smart dresses are the products of home cc stu- dents, who have a lot ol fun learning to be good homemakers. We at Shortridge may be justly proud ol' the high scholastic reputation which we have all over the nation. Those with a good record and diplo- ma from Shortridge High School can be assured Problems student points out homeland. 23