Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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History Teaches Pupils of Past and Present History Club-FRONT ROW.' Tom Prager, Frank Phillippi Christy Robb, Alan Paller, Carol Schuster, Honor Moore, Mary Csec.j, John Allerdicc, Andy Falender, Robby Smith, Andy Mor- Glenn Rinne, Margie Montgomery, Ellen Pippert, Leora Berns, rison, Jerry Allen, Alfred Ekanem. SECOND ROW.' Kathy Fuller, Jane Tucker, Jane Cohn. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Bloom Cvice Tom Ehrich, Laurie Kohn, Martha McWilliams, Nathan Levin pres.j, Jenny Rosenbaum, Bob Evans, Harry Goyner, Bob Spahr, Cpres.j, Mrs. Elsie Howard Qsponsorj, Sue Crowder, Sharon Moore Tom Ulen, Pete Birge, Bryce Pruett, Jim Rock, Marie Roberts, Cseoj, Nancy Peters, Dave L. Miller Ctreasj, -Judy Guthartz. Lynne Leech, Susie Boyd, Kathy Cole. Not pictured: Bobbie Bald- THIRD ROW.' Nedra Johnson, Martha Cohn, Phyllis Hoover, win, Kathy Butt, Margaret Jack, Bob Jackson, Bob Perry, Jack Gloria Williams, Cynthia Mauck, Nancy Killcn, Peggy Kohn, Zeigler. This eager history student is Peter Birge. Peter ir getting a deep Scottish exchange teacher at Tech Alan Caldwell was one of many mflghf 17150 the 'wwf of the world. speakers onthe History Club Program. 28

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Math Club-FRONT ROW: Miss Ocker fsponsorj, Sharon Moore fsec.j, Alan Paller fpres.j, Neil Sargent Ctreasj. SEC- OND ROW: Don Kennerly, Ann Randall, Dick Brewer, Andy Falender, Bob Evans, David Marks. Ezger wonder about the quadratic formula? Michael Mark is will- ing to show you how it was derived. nderstanding And Knowledge Cf Theories From the simplest general mathematics to the most complex calculus, the math department teaches its stu- dents to think through the many situations that face them in the world of numbers. Offering five possible years of training, the department has stimulated many students with its complete coverage of the complexities of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus. Interest in mathematics is voiced outside the classroom in three active organizations. Freshmen are invited to join Hi-Pi Club, from which they may progress to Math Club, and if their average and interest is high enough, Mu Alpha Theta, national math honorary. I Geometric hgures provide an appropriate background for the class discussions of the Math Department head, William Gibson.

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SenategFRONT ROW: Dave Stafford, Chuck Burford, Gene Riggs, John Wild, Paul Davis, Richard Bell, Steve Schwartz. SEC- OND ROW: Ron Hugar, Bob Brcunig Cvice pres.j, jim Rock hile They Work To c'Making history every day,', as quoted from the History Club oath, continues as the demanding goal of the history department. Combining probing searches into the past with analytical studies of present-day problems and rela- tions, the department has sought to give students an i11- sight into just what history is and what makes it so important. An active group stemming from the history department, the History Club brings this search into a more informal atmosphere. Through the Bridey Murphy Party, Christ- mas dinner, and various special events, including the an- nual trip to some noted city, the History Club adds liveli- ness to the study of history. 90 Cseoj, Grant Shipley fpresj, Ellen Pippert tread. clerk. STAND- ING: Carolyn Pippert. THIRD ROW: George Tinsley. Roy Eaton, Harry Kahn, Bernard O,Koon, Dave Percival, Steve Tray- lor. Use Facts For Future Asking for recognition from Ellen jean Pippert if Senate member Bobbie fo Kish.