Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The entire cu 3 assenzblcs on stage in the opening scene appeal' in lhc spotlight. The nzusicu pro Ill um nm HIV HCfZl'flll.NI'IH inejore Bernie' I-'inclz Und Alice RIl7I'Il7lflX duced by the c-Izumi C1l?lJU7'f7IlC7Zf. mu fl hzffhlzf For Hoosier Hoedovvn Carousel, staged Lllld cast by members of Ll Cappella Choir. this year's featured auditorium show. Fifteen junior. senior girls and five boys mod- eled the latest high school fashions at the Frolic style show. For tl1e first time in Frolic history the senior girls had ll booth called A'Rope'er, and the senior boys were in Chafee of the uznne. Record SIll2lSll.u Other features were Little Red Monkey, country store. The Bakery Bz1rn, Red River V211- ley Movie Theater. and Salty Dog Rue. food har. Each added to the e'ueninu's fun and entertainment. Thu fl7'CfZfL'Nf .slzmf mi eufllzf .slzout Smzdff Doris, Drum Rude, and JIM, Bvfzzzie Nippefy of ptzs.w1'IJ1f joim jim. Yflfivggf his c'1zf:m'e.s cz! Har lfflflfbfllly fllfflll' ut the ffrzlnw 111,711 It Tom f'ZlflCl while C1 Jfflftllfl !f'f1I1llI't'v' lm,1.w mf T 's

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nzrlzcrzfrrfolts Stair' BIIFYZCII find Illurty Dean f'.l'IDIflf7Z Flint, Jack Mead. and Karen lVc'ig1r17zd zz! H10 Hoosier popiflrzr frishimis us iiiodvlvrl 1111 Szziic Gillespie, Jam' Hoeflozrn fashion .shoir syimzsorvrl Inf PTA. BILL if Faculty, Friends Join Shortridge became ll thriviiigl country town No- vember 15 at the 21111111211 Family Frolic presented by the PTA. Under the chziirmanship of Mrs. Joy H. Skinner. Hoosier Hoedown featured activities pro- moted by both the PTA and Shortridge students. The decorations followed the Frolic theme and fea- t11red such ticket booths as the Beanblossom School with its Hoosier schoolmaster, Needmore General Store with its storekeeper. 21 town marshal in the Gnawbone Jail, milkmuids at the Bear Wallow Farm. and the Nashville House with its waitresses. Senior girls Betsy Pjczu, Karen Quimi, and Sully fvezrtmz fake their turn as fczrgefg. for the loss rind ro1JC'c1'. Jlrs. JO-If Skirzizcr, Hoedozrvz CI1llf7'lHll7I, confers with Mr. and Mrs. L. Victor Broirn, PTA presiflcizt.

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I0 ee i i e e QQ, W- in- -.pw- ' '05, Norman Reed, Judy Groorer, Jeffrey Aelfermun. Jim Eaton. Miss Ruth Lezrman. Guy Russell, Nancy Rader, Mike Torrrzin. Dick Cohen keep SHS clean. Jiaym' Phillip Bay! helps principal Joe? Hadley and student Jerry Udell plclni the first place tree iron in lhc .ilczyc,i x Teen Council berlulijieaiion corztest. Jdrze Ann Thatcher eziddles a teddy beczr. one of the many toys giien to needy children by .senior-,w as the price of czdnzis.sion at their annual Chrisinzczs party, Doors Swing Wide Shortridge students did Hot limit their activities and interests to bettering Shortridge, but they also were active iii eommuiiitjv projects. For the second vear. Shortridegers have oeeh doiiie their part iii fivhtiiiff the htteihuo iii Iiidmiiapohs C19111 up efim pfiivii Tots were sent to iieedx ehildieii 'it Chiistmfis time hx members of thc sc moi C1 iss Shoitiideeis who eoiitiiouted moiiex to the Childitiis Museum uid to the Amtiieiii R d Cios n D ann c s 1 N lltu p PyCr1rsi nrll '1 11 .al sg,