Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Matt Lawson finds his French 'GSSOV' father eniovable and Anthony Williamson relates German history to Yulinda Blackmon. works with a smile. if W m tn? A fi an ggi I 3OYi1l X 1 ., fi I-, ,J Si, Senor! Spanish is Anthony Simonton's main concern at the moment. Flight - Byron Woolen absorbs Karen Anderson's expres- sion. 18 ik-L Senovia Robinson and Cheryl Wilson share a book for better understanding.

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Below - David Hickerson, a Computer Math student, is seen here working with the computer. Below - Jack Purcell finds that the computer room makes a fine place to study while waiting to use the mechanical genius. . eva Q 1 4 I .J ,' .vg , . 'ln ' 'Q .cf ffl V , x- I 3 V it ' rv. L l r-was-N X A' 'W 449. 's fr'--his-M., fl K - V' ,, ' ' A' I A xfr-,H. i f A4 t .J ' .W ,Jfgfj-.. V. ' 't w,w-. ' W, ' A 1 W, , V 2-,Z .41 Av b lk A tx , ,, if-, gf' -az ' , 1 .H ., ' l i With the help of Mrs. Greenwood, Sheila Bonner and Rose Bennett look through newspapers on Consumer Math Day. 17

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FGREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT - LIVELY AND GROWING A climb of three flights of stairs brings you to Shortridge's very own Tower of Babel - the Foreign Language Department presided over by lVlr. Allen Sutherland. This year two new programs, Spanish conversa- tion and explatory Latin were added. The Foreign Language Depart- ment was 'also the home of the largest club in the school -the French Club. According to Mr. Sutherland, lt's the livliest department aroundl f- or as they say in France, C'est formidable! Left - Scott Soltermann works dili- gently to complete his French as- signment. My While Colleen Chubb searches for the answer Anita Blane thinks she knows it. 19