Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Erperienf-u may not be the best teacher in this ease. but if dia crozzse inf crest iii one iriizdoir display. ff science iv'-fr:-sta--M ,,,,. -W in g wi, 7':' ...i-.qi 1 project of Dale Lentz, Linda Carr. and Debbie Gallup. Snoir in January is for Barbara Wilson and Kathy Faiih. A Year When We Here at Nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. a year of many meanings for many people. For the rest of the world it is a time of grasping new ideas, situations, and responding to events both peaceful and revolution- ary. Here at Shortridge 1958 is beginning, accom- plishment, growing up, learning, and graduation. September 4! We embark upon another year with firm resolution to make the most of school study and fun. Dark horses. campaigns-fupperclassmen east their votes for officers to lead them through the year. Asian flu hits SHS as Sputnik hits the front pages. Perhaps no other football season can boast of such cold. snowy. rainy games . . . or so mueh hot ehoeolate. With winter well under way coins- dances and strains of Come let's stroll which Wifli April twirl Jlag, 4-miie irariii irecztlzer. spriiig jervr. .iiif1fw'I1iz'I.'i,' llllZZ'C7'flIlIC oiivzeiis ri l'f1ll7lC'U to pat the top cliiirif' us .-llirt' Raii'lii1a.s. Jim Briihii, Gerry Wagner, C'.'i:af:, 1x't 1rzl1f:'. Jnhi: Ester. Dlllllll .1Ic'FarIarzd di.sc'oz'er.

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Snoir must go. decide drirers Linda lllarrs. Betsy Pjaiz Ahh! Those much airaited 40 minutes allotted each Short- Shortridge Remember.. fill these memories. Caroling, snowball fights, and a very nearly tangible yuletide spirit reveal that Christmas is at hand. Days whirl by filled to capacity with renewed study, vaudeville rehearsals, winter sports, and basketball games. Spring vacationf--all too soon seniors realize that their high school career is drawing to a close. Hard work is rewarded by recognition as the student body learns that Short- ridge again leads all state schools in National Merit Scholarship finalists. Warm weather and sprine sports practice announce a nearing June. Prom and senior dances rush to greet SHS'ers, Yet somehow nothing is lost in the busy shuffle of teenage Short- ridge life. Rather. we discover that We have taken a portion of her values, standards, and lessons. Shorl liozirs. an zincleuwtandzng of the importance of safe driring, and special hobby intere.S't.s in the 500-Mile Race qzialijications proride .spring after school jun for .senior Speedzray enthusiasts John Raymond and Dennis O'Shea. '., 'lm 5 0,0 1 o 0 s ridger zrhen he may enjoy a irell-balanced lunch. .windy for ne.rf yJei'iod's lest. yosrip. or just plain relar. ,V 19