Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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' tri I-- f,, T 'A fl fl 'i 2 4 Using books and the overhead projector, Mrs. Jackson's second period class learns about U.S. History. Engrossed in thought, Mr. Aberson lectures to one of his Government classes. im- Vt -i 1 .. -'BK ' 'fir-its .def JS' - Antje Dammann, an exchange student, has some deep thoughts in comparing American history to that of Germany. 21

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HISTORY DEPARTMENT ADDS COURSES The History Department added two new special education classes in government and economics to its curriculum in 1976-1977. Special Government was taught by Mr. Rocky Grissmore and Special Eco- nomics by Mr. Bill Morgan. About fifteen students were en- rolled in each of these classes. The Lily Endowment Schol- arship program of 18 years was discontinued. lt was not refi- nanced by Lily Endowment. Mary Mixon gets her info from taking notes wheras Natasha Jones studies her textbook. 2' ' .' . ' -. ., X ,,yr P ' , 4- K 'Y W all dm 4: V' W 9 X, E. ff in-1. ,.,, - f2 ,uia-.ZZ xmas-as sa y ,mf ff I f ' ffl I 511 f .Q 4 v . . v .,.. .fl - x ' ,wr 2 QI ' fin, 1 - MF ' 12, -. OFT I' A-,.. t,' gr. Ji NM I. 5 ' 1,-. P -'im -,' - , Tony Wooden pauses to catch his breath while taking notes during class. I I 1 I I I I I I i 4 I 4 I I Going over the fine points of History with Mr. Hausmann helps Ivery Jackson to study. y I I I 20

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Sharon Cunningham and Troy Matthews prove that science isn t all test tubes and beakers but book work as well gvax-5..g Q 4 .V - . : - V1 if f Margaret Wood looks over Charles Lindsey's shoulder as he examines a slide under the microscope. Right - Chester Gooch, James Sharp and Anthony Harmon watch the conduct of electricity at work. 22