Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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I I . ZR If 'ff 315' - W- Ci, .,.-, .- -.., ..-Y - -' Editorial Staff: Row 1: Vennie Bates, Stephanie Parker, Susan White, Sher- wine Stallion. Row 2: Frieda Taylor, Kevin Harmon, Willie Ney, Rhonda Edelen. vm Editorial Staff: Row 1: Ierri Gallagher, Valynda jones, lim Lobley. Row 2 Loraine Ross Gary Berry Greg Smith 3. ,

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THE SPONSOR: Mr. Richard Cohen OFFICERS: Beth Rago, Byron Woollen, Co-Editors-in-Chief. MAJOR ACTIVITIES: The Shortridge Echo is published on a weekly basis, it is the only weekly paper in the IPS sys- tem. In the state of Indiana, the Echo is the oldest high school newspaper, dat- ing from the year 1898. Our present-day Echo consists of four pages, each with its own purpose. There is a page for news, a page devoted to sports, an edi- torial page and a feature page. High- lights of the Echo are the Blab column, play-by-play reviews of games, and special reports acquired by traveling staff members. Page Editors: Row 1: Iackie Akers Brett H111 Row 2 Susan Earnhart Amy McKune Cathy Maybury Scott Campbell Emily West Susan LaFollette. 20

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THE S SPONSOR: Mr. Tom Birk OFFICERS: Ruth Lawson, Janet Mor- ford, Co-Editors-in-Chief. MAJOR ACTIVITIES: The Shortridge Annual is composed of 160 pages which tell about the school's activities and events. The students on the staff are as- signed to different positions, such as Editor-in-Chief, section editor, or gen- eral worker. The staff condenses the school year into the Annual, centering their Work around a certain theme, this year's being BUILDING. In doing this, the staff Works to finish certain pages in order to make a deadline. The com- pleted product is then sent to the pub- lishing company. The Annual is shipped to Shortridge and distributed in late May. General Staff: Row 1: Emily West, Michelle Iones Amy McKune Ianet Molzan Row 2 Denise Ieffers Eric Galloway, Angie Bland, Linda Nedd, Toshi Knight Gabby Iones 22