Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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SPONSOR: Ms. Sandra Hunt OFFICERS: Brenda Young, Captain, Laurie Brown, co-Captain. MAIOR ACTIVITIES: The Varsity VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders attend all football and basketball games. Their job is to gener- ate school spirit and enthusiasm. The Varsity Cheerleaders are also responsi- ble for organizing Shortridge's pep ses- sions. Throughout the season, the cheerleaders are involved in competi- tive cheerleading clinics. In October, the Varsity Cheerleaders received first place at a Purdue clinic. I ,Q ,L 2 , Q am Row 1: Debbie Powell, Sheila Ferguson, Camille Batties. Row 2: Laurie Brown, Michael Butler, Laura Peacock. Row 3: Laura Martin, Alfred Person, Brenda Young. Row 4: Lisa Clemmons. Laura Martin, Lisa Clemmons, and Gary Berry express moments of anxiousness, enthusiasm, and expectation. 28 l

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FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Row 1: Ioe Cougan, Kenny Crossland, Charles Keys, Darrell Poston. Row 2: David Matthews, Tony Williamson, Clifford jackson, Michael Sanders. Row 3: james Brown, john Easley, Iohn Cougan, Pharez Whitted, Frank Ovelton, Mr. Wright. EDIA CLUB . I ' :rf A 5 vga If rs: i y ai ,,, ...K N V I i ' ' L 1 SPONSOR: Mr. E. Wright OFFICERS: Frank Ovelton, President, Tony Williamson, Vice President, Ken- dall France, Secretary, Hiram Wheat, Treasurer, Michael Sanders, Chaplain. MAIOR ACTIVITIES: FCA is a service organization that is made up of athletes who show leadership qualities both on and off the field. Their aim is to build their character and become better men through religion. The athletes attend weekend seminars with nationally known athletes professing their belief in a supreme being. They have taken an active part in the Shortridge Commu- nity by participating in a Thanksgiving canned goods drive and helping in the Christmas Seal Poster Drive. SPONSOR: Ms. Mattie johnson OFFICERS: Thelesia Haralson, Paul Caston, co-Presidents, Brenda White, Terri Gambill, co-Vice Presidents, Cathy Murry, Secretary, Nola Moss, assistant Secretary, Damon Thomas, Treasurer, Helen Gray, assistant Treasurer. MAJOR ACTIVITIES: The Media Club is associated with the school's media center, the library. Members are library assistants, students enrolled in Library Experience, and those interested in the school media center. The club holds several social activities during the year, including dinners, picnics, and parties. The main activities of this year were fo- cused on Film Making, an art class added to our school curriculum. Row 1: Tonia Gray, Caroline Braxton, Wiquettie Terry, Helen Gray. Row 2: Charles Duncan, Tony Miller, Michael Butler, Kerry Paicely. Row 3: Tracy Terry, Iennifer Lasher, Terri Gambill, Michelna Martin, Ms. Iohnson. Row 4: Kimberly Sears, Kevin Thomas, Paul Caston, Brenda White. Row 5: Nola Moss, Dianne Murrell, Damon Thomas, Thelesia Haralson, Leroy Dunson. 27

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RESERVE CHEERLEADERS ,wail W, 2 ..,i,.- Row 1: Kim Sanders. Row 2: Debra Scott, Lisha Maddox, Joyce Abernathy. Row 3: Tawana Hilliard. Row 4: Colette Ross. SPONSOR: Sandra Hunt OFFICERS: Debra Scott, Captain: Tawana Hilliand, Co-Captain. MAIOR ACTIVITIES: The Reserve Cheerleaders cheer at the games and also cheer with the Varsity Cheerlead- ers at their games. The Reserve Cheer- leaders prepare skits for the pep ses- sions held during the year. Being a cheerleader isn't an easy job. The girls Work hard to make the squad and to be a good representative of Shortridge High School. Sandi Beuke FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS SPONSOR: Sandra Hunt MAIOR ACTIVITIES: The Freshman Cheerleading Squad is composed of 6 girls who cheer at all freshman football and basketball games. The Freshman squad Works with the other cheerlead- ers to create a successful pep session. The cheerleaders also generate spirit in all activities throughout the year. Row 1: Diane Gore, Caroline Helmer, Stacey Sears. Row 2: Cathy Langford, Maeve Spicer. Row 3: juli Solterman. 29