Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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22 Senior Live From Indy, lr's . . Senior Night Live! Good evening, lodies ond gentlemen, ond welcorne to Stor Troclss, the show thot TVOCQS the lives of Hollywood's rnost fomous show biz personolities, Tonight we're going to tolls obout o whole group of people who oll hoil from the some high school, All the wonderful stors thot ore with us this evening got their stort ot Shortridge High School in the 1979 Senior Voriety Show, Senior Night Live. The show wos opened with those irnrnortol words, 'iFror'n Shortridge High, it's Senior Night Live, ond from there the rest is history. Two strictly instrumentol groups, the SHS Bond under the direction of Billy Wooten ond the duo of Peter Croig ond Poul Gollowoy, performed, os did Potricls Appleton, Anthony Appleton, ond Keith Butler in o unicycle oct. Mony of our well-Isnown, present doy donc- ers such os Lucio Bordwell, the SHS Donce Troupe, ond the Disco Donce Troupe disployed their tolent on stoge. Some of the best comedions in the business todoy were in the opening ond the Senior Night Live Weekend Updote slsit. There is o whole bevy of singers who were port of the show, Jessico Hoyes, Cloro Burnett, Richord Pettie, Michelle Brown, Solo Bewers, Ingrid Hollingsworth, Dione Gore, Anthony Vin- son, Collette Ross, Morls Durhom, Georgio Woodruff, Kenny Boll, ond Tomoro Whitted oll rnonoged to drive the oudience wild with their beoutiful voices ond unique singing styles, In foct, Cloro Burnett ond Richord Pettie won first ploce for their rendition of Too Much, Too Little, Too Lore. The collection of tolent on stoge for the SHS '79 Senior Voriety Show hos grown into o collection of tolent thot goes on stoge oll oround the world todoy. It must've been some show. ' PRECARIOUSLY BALANCED on his unique oneewheeler, Anthony Appleton pedols the rood to stordorn. HARMONY IS THE BEST POLICY for Cloro Burnett ond Rich- ord Pettie Voriety Show 4 T ,,,, ff, ff' Af? f bi? .,, 335EfA,'?? p' 'n... J ii r Z is

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Homecoming '7 9 Con 'r. con't from p 18 A craving for pizza seemed evident that night as various restaurant chains were invad- ed. At one Godfather's a rowdy Eric Johnson told us, We were having a good time - until they threw us out. To Eric Galloway, it lool-ted as if King Arthur's didn't have room for thirteen more so he and his friends ended up on the front lawn of the home of a sleeping Mr. and Mrs. Childers, Same students ran home to change into their party rags, while a lucl-xy few sped oft into the night to such faraway destina- tions as Brown County and the Hilly Hundred near Bloomington. Wherever the celebrating talses place, it al- ways proves to be the most fun of all FUCK MY BIC, shouts Jane Cteveling as she cheers her float on. BEAUTY AND BRAWN, What a combination for the Class of 8O's Homecoming King and Queen Bert Parlss . . . er Mt, Johnson congratulates Bernice Warren and Kenneth Ball D .,.. ,f' sg N i X '15 i X Homecoming 21

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