Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Robert Coleman knows where to draw the line, particu- larly in art class. Kenneth Kennedy learns howto do texture rubbings. ' 'few uri: H . . ., ..,,,,, f,,,f S W-Xxx ,f-11. Q A R 'F' . 1 ,,f 'I -ff' T77 ,fy 1 '35, .A 1 ' , 5 fy if J. ,, I sw-P-...IR PHOTOGS NOW A PART OF SHORTRIDGE ART The Art Department increased it's curriculum this year by add- ing a photography course. Ms. Chris Libbs taught the fifteen students enrolled in this new venture. A darkroom was con- structed in the Industrial Arts wing and second semester stu- dents learned how to develop their own pictures. Leathersmith, Susan Eckely, vis- ited the Art Classes for two weeks as an artist-in-residence. The artist-in-residence program is sponsored by the Fine Arts Committee of the P.T.A. Anthony Stewart works skillfully to create a ceramic masterpiece. 28

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Mark Tatman exhibits lip-biting determination while operating the Kluge Press. Q. . Z -,..- O,, Q4- 0- .,b c 1 4 1 .W , o ft- 0 -.S i .. , ,wk ,Z Everett Greene, with pencil in hand, designs a layout lin Mechanical Drawing. FRight - Much concentration is required as Mark iMalone sets the type on the reproduction proof press. 4 gtk ii if-Q

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Michael Thannhaeuser of Ger- Janice Green shows her taste for beauty as she cuts a piece of jewelry to-be. many ioins Tim Ce'0'a as they work on illustrations in art class. X! RJ K' ' 1 fi M ar' f ,1 'f . Q: A ,gl it ia L 2 W W Q 'i' . f W41--- ' , ' 1 fl M Belinda Alexander is pleased as she views the results of her texture rubbing. Robert Davis shows artistic talent as he creates a por- trait of a woman of beauty. 29