Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Holiday Ideas Presented at Hobby Show LAKILFRLL WXI I fi.. 'il e.e,e fi fm L 5' x-'--..- 1 t:1'w.es i t G, .,.V. V , V, ,.,, J 1,-. , H., :L x2-5aw,':- Q, ,,.,Z., ,., ,,, ,J ,,,,, , 1. 1 5,29 ,V V ,-WM., 453' l Jigg- sith? p.:f,1 ,gf ,Q-1 -f sg - v Mi. . 41 i 5 l lqlwf I ffl' ,law if The foods 5 class gave a demonstration of Holiday Ideas at the Gift and Hobby Show this year, presenting their knowledge from the previous four semesters. The Home Economics Department was sorry to announce the retirement of Ms. Frances Grubbs in january, after 18 and one-half years of teaching, 3 of which were spent at Shortridge. The clothing department participated in a Spring Style Show at Tabernacle Pres- byterian church and displayed items in the Spring Arts Festival at SHS. Left-Anna Fuqua is sew good at the homemak- ing arts. Below left-Reading their recipe carefully, john Smith and Albert Musgrove prepare to make a de- licious confection. 19

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l l Right-Planning a meal in foods, Dawn Miller takes the first steps seriously. Below-Getting a little expen help, Wyena Murray observes the handiwork of Ms. Mary Davis. Below right-Ms. Benton shows her students the necessity for neatness in l cutting out pattern pieces. i f t MW W y . 5-grsfii 1 M,-ff-'V 'ww-A liz ,. - 'w Q Rx 1 l ll i 18 ,ff ,-65 2' Q' f -E' N . 1 fit, 'fr' 1,,.-

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ROTC Teaches Citizenship The purpose of the jROTC is to train Ca- dets in the basic principles of citizenship. lnstilling a sense of responsibility, through the assumption of leadership, a Cadet broadens his ability to cope with life. The ROTC ranks range from basic Cadet to Lieutenant Colonel. Freshmen begin as Cadets and work their way up through higher ranks. Members of ROTC also enjoy the privi- lege of joining extra activities. These ac- tivities are color guards, rifle team, drill team, and M.P. duty. These programs give the Cadet a chance to test his or her skills learned in ROTC. The ranking officers this year were: Lt. Colonel Evans, Lt. Colonel Howard, Ma- jor Williams, Captain Ratcliffe, and Cap- tain Randolph. Below right-Standing at attention, a ROTC class prepares for another day of drilling. Men's ROTC: Front row-Stephen Brown, Albert Musgrove, Criag Ratcliffe, Ser- geant Richard Stoe, Rodney Evans, Bradley Garing, Gerald Gray, Back row-Kent Hayes, Dennis Phinisee, john jackson, Charles Knight, Greylin Seals, joseph Wall- ace, Darnell Cannon, Adrian loyce. Men's ROTC: Front row-Alfred Hayes, Louis Goldman, David Terrell, Dennis Williams, Sergeant james Woods, Edward Robinson, Michael Starks, Billy Easley, Kerry Crossland, Back row-Walter Wilson, David Moure, Richard Frizzle, Clifford Brown, jonas Hampton, Malcom jones, Vaughn Terry, Anthony Birdsong, An- thony Proctor, Larry Hester, Glenn Taylor.