Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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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

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Getting The Knock Homecoming '79 The gome wos guoronteed to be o breeze, the floors were promised to ignite our spirits, ond the porties were sure to succeed. With oll this confidence, Ridgers eogerly owoited the Homecoming Gome of '79, Preporotion begon eorlier in the weels with floor building, footboll proctice ond election of the Homecoming Court. Loyol fons gove their imoginotions o worlsout by mol-Qing bonners to urge the Blue Devils on to victory, Even the French Club joined in with o messoge for the teom telling them to l'Chossez les Chevoliersl CChose the Knights? When the evening finolly orrived, it proved well worth woiting for Still unknown to every- one's knowledge is whot Poul West ond Julio Wogener were doing inside the sophomore floot, they received the title of Most Unusuolf' To the disoppointment of the juniors, the dry ice on their floor lsind of dried up, Even so, they coptured the Most Creotive Aword. The seniors ron into o hidden power line with their Best of Show floor ond oll col- lopsed, loughing on the ground. But the ques- tion on everybody's mind is, Who leidnopped the freshmen floor? The mystery remoins un- solved. The gome went os forecosted with the teom teoring up Arlington 48 to 6. After the usuol pre-gome tension, we oll begon to relox ond hove o good time. We even hod the confidence to lough when the Knights scored their only touchdown. Our hopes of the post weels hod been fulfilled. Then come whot oll of us were woiting for: the postfgome porties, As we drove off rooting our horns ond screoming outlondish things, the foremost thought on everyone's mind wos, We're gonno hove some fun now, continued on p. Q1 WHO'S HELPING WHO? lt's hord ro soy, but Keren Cormody ond Steve Helmer were obviously doing something right THE VICTORY seemed o breeze to spectotors, but up close you could see thot our Sotons worl-red for it 18 Homecoming 2 it 2 U- , ?f W Ml . ,Q vm ' ' fi, , ,-24' gf 'G ff J A ' 4 4 I ' ,, Q fi hggirve 'fi 4 , ,E if ' 1 sfgf. agigig , v an 'i ff: 'hr ra ' . saw, f- V ., a md 1 V yt' I X 4 ,- f y Says' 1 4 ,of .g .v ' Q I 4 I ,r 'JV z' K X' ll'6f iffff'-W f ,sf I f 0' 'ff??f? , pf ,Q wid? if ffl i' ,: J' I 4 v 4: f 9,-df, ,, . . , , 4 QW? , '79 'S f 41.4 4, ,fr lift , P ,, 0 , Af ' G-'5 'Q QHWLVS' ff' PA 4 if .ff ,if f , if C 4 4 , I 51 , :Y 0,1 ,-1, 1 I 'Zffff' L ...- l 1 4 if .. ' X gil? M ., Y X ef f f X 7' 1' I i 1 'M 1 S A' .wwf vffx A 5' Q31 f.x'f '4. 8 ,sfif V V Y-sw Vfgf 353 :Yi .. 521195: '