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'ff' . , :W Shortridgers recreate 1905 fashions for alumna Mrs. Everett Schofield -Photo Courtesy Indianapolis Times Micldies to Spcxcemen Depict 50 Years of Progress
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The class of ,55 become official seniors with Hannais acceptance of the ax. Living traditions of Shortridge High School make her a dynamic symbol to her students to- day. With pride, they look upon her accom- plishments, ever mindful of the challenge of Caleb Mills, A disciplined mind and cultivated heart are elements of power. Such Shortridge traditions as the senior ax, initiated by the class of 1904, and the annual senior popularity contest for Bluebelle and Ugly- man are cherished symbols of Shortridge life which will live in grads' hearts for years to come. Distinguished alumni, whose outstanding suc- cess and accomplishments grow fuller each year, provide a constant goal and challenge for Short- ridge student, as they look forward to maintain- ing the noble record of their high school in the future. Snortriaqers Honor and Maintain Tradition This is great! Mei Chen receives honors of 1955 For me? Bob Perry accepts traditional Uglyman Bluebelle. title.
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IN NIENIORIANI X, Gordon O. Johnson On Wednesday, September 8, came the news of the sudden and untimely death of Gordon O. Johnson, SHS art instructor. With that news came a feeling of great loss to all members of the faculty and the student body, for this man had become close to them in his 24 years of association with the school. Through Mr. Johnson's hearty enthusiasm for education, adult classes were started and a. shop department was developed. From the beginning of his teaching career, he showed amazing ability to interest his pupils in mechanical drawing, handicrafts, and general shop. Mr. Johnson was a man of strong will-strong enough to carry out the projects which he believed useful to the Shortridge cur- riculum. Through his understanding and patience, his pupils aspired to great achievements, as was proven when many of them ranked high in national competition. The loss which came with the death of this man always will be felt, and Shortridge long will remember the kindliness, enthusiasm, loyalty, and sincerity of Gordon O. Johnson. 18
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