Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Llvlng. i Another view wos given by on employed student. My pciycheclss ore going foster becouse ofthe prices. I spend dll my money before l con get to the bonls, sold Junior Mil-ze Dohrenwend. Becouse of the short- oge of oil ond it's high price olternore ener- gy sources hove been sought out. One source is nucleor energy. Nucleor energy is o cheop source of energy but hos come under enormous protest becouse of the Three Mile lslond incident ot Horrisburg, Pennsylvonio ond the dongers ossocioted with nucleor power. Senior Morty Henn summed up the protest, There is donger of rodiooctive isotopes escoping during mining, there is olso 0 donger of meltdown in the plont ond to complicote motters there is no permonent dumping ground for nucleor woste. Ir's possible thot it could be destruc- tive to the humon race. g Current events ot Shortridge echo the events of our world. We os students odopt to chonges ond flow with the tide of hop- penings, all of it is port of living. NEW TO THE Shorrridge neighborhood this yeor wos S - 1 , , . . . I used TO exponded the ideos for lunch mGnY POVHES Greiner s Subshop. Irs delicious pizzo ond sondwiches J . ,..,q ...,, , I A K M 44 5 F V- , 'xg x x yt ep. N A MN X c c Si? 3 as -5 V

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PROTESTING THE NUCLEAR moyemerwr, Morry Herm ond Joruer Molzom proudly weor rrwerr no-NUKE shrrrs ood bur- roms DUE TO THE RISING cosr of gosolrrre, mooy srodemrs were forced ro cor oool ro school Here Kerrrrerh Worlsrms, Jeff Cohen, Corby Moyberry, Wrllre Ney, Susorr LoFoIIerre ond Morry Hem rude Home rogerrwer

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Fads Thar Lived In 1960 New books, new classes and new teach- ers arent the only thing that make up a school year, Magazines shopping centers and drug stores are among the monopoliz- ers of the back to school days. Every year each one of us blows our hord earned may be? on new clothes for school and this year was no exception. This year some of the in things on the fashion scene were- the suede saddle shoes the double belt the blazer the nor- raw shirt tweed pants and the small col- lared shirt. Many of the fashions and hair- styles seemed to have taken a step back- ward roward the earlier part of this century. But fashion wasnt the only other thing new this year. Jogging and rollerskoting although not brand new to the scene were taken up with a new flair. Jogging is notjust for the track stars anymore. Many Ridgers have taken it up just for personal pleasure and exercise. Senior Nathan Bland on irreg- ularjogger says he jogs when he feels out of shape and needs some exercise. l keeps you limber. Rollerskating came back from the roller rinks ofthe Fifties to the sidewalks of the Eighties. lt was not only a new way of transportation but it was great exercise walking! Of course along with the fads and fash- ions that started there were those that died like gaucho pants and the crew cut. These werejust some of them that lived this year. ENJOYING THE EXCERCISE he gets Bruce Brasius jogs around Butler University, JOE STILWELL AND David Guernsey save their bus mon- ey by rollerskating to school. I u T VTYOVTSY Cor O'-Ji' DOVGUVS VYIOUGY. as the case also. Freshman, Jae Stilwell says, lt beats io Pods And Fashions WHY' av hh E.-df' 4 az ff ss we we-E . ..'. D WSL,-w La , 0 . .IJ 1, 1- . - ' Q?' .J ' 1- if A' ' 9 -vs . , 7 fu- .2 . , it ',3'h'..,1'.e'4b...' . . ..-x,,J5U..1Nt- N , Q