Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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2 S CHOLARSHIP

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Scholarship is more than reading and memorization. It is acquiring an understanding if a subject and then learning how to apph this knowledge. It is correlating facts and using basic principles, and in the process, it is learning perseverance: late nights, long hours cyfstuabz, short hours of sleep inject that stick-to-it drive into our characters. It is searching jbr our best and accepting no less. It is finding for ourselves that the eagz way is not fyten the right way. It is term papers, problems, maps, and translations: elements that teach us to think. But, most fy' all, it is a realization that learning comes not just jrom a teachen' it must come also through our own ejforts. This is scholarship. This is

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Naturalist Club Steering Committee-FRONT ROW: Peggy Kohn, Bobbie Baldwin, Baiba Kurins, Sharon Moore. SECOND ROW: Martha Kinnick, Nancy Holsapple, Cathy Foutty, Paul Johnson. THIRD ROW: Bob Evans, Jim Overla, Greg Silver, Andy Falender. FOURTH ROW: John Ozols, Mr. Morgan fspon- sorj, Don Handy, Bob Spahr, Randy Lamb. issections and Bacteria Interest Scientists Enjoying a meal picnic-style at MeCormick's Creek are four of the 125 active Naturalist Club members. Brushing of a few of the prized specimens, Miss Mildred Campbell prepares them for a biology class bird identification test. 7