Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Spirit SHS Style This years Homecoming was one of the best examples of school spirit that Shortridge has seen in a long time. It started a whole week ahead of time as the seniors decorated the senior hall, daring anyone who wasn't of senior status to enter their territory. The very spirited juniors, not to be shown up by the upperclassmen, then deco- rated their hall as well as all the foot- ball players' lockers! But the spirit really showed when the pep session got under way It was an uplifting sight to see the entire school at one time cheering with enthusiasm There was a great turn out of Shortridge fans to see the Blue Crush play the Marshall Patri ots Though the game ended in defeat for our Devils Ridgers carried on their celebrating spirit in their wild adven tures for the evening THE WILD N CRAZY Juniors won the Homecoming float contest with their theme of Sink the Patriots Boston Tea Party style. OUR MARCHING BLUE DEVILS under direction of Mr. Samuels and our drum major Mark Durham performed for the first time. The Devilettes and majorette, Kivya Barlowe were the prettier part of the halftime show. 16fhomecom1ng Homecoming 198C

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Special Lady Once more the Juniors and Seniors of Shortridge High School got ready for an- other memorable evening at the 1980 Prom. With the theme Sitting On Top of the World, the couples entered the doors of St. Peter Claver with excitment and anticipation of what the evening would bring. These ele- gently dressed couples danced to the beat of Ra and the Sunship and then led by newly crowned King, Henry Reed, and Queen, Fe- licia Edwards, swayed cheek to cheek for the King and Queen's dance to the tune of Gotta Be A Special Lady. As was promised, this evening of dining and dancing proved to be a success as each couple in the crowd showed their apprecia- tion of all the work that went into making this magical evening happen by thoroughly enjoying themselves. 'X ,., S. , +m 'f 6 ' A - sa HENRY REED and Felicia Edwards showed their moves on the dance floor. JUDY MOORE and Angela Martindale congratulate their new Prom Queen Felicia Edwards. MIKE DOHRENWEND, Henry Reed, Kevin Thomas, Ezra Johnson wait impatiently to find out which one of them is Prom King! 18fprom viii Ax 'isa X J. S, xgx 5,5 faire Q ,, isxhizigglls N X-P SEN f N c M YQ-z 5 ka SQ N 'Y'-,g?v. ,f ' sf 'K 1? V-rg xx 7 Na wx N t V ' W. . wa s wg -. - N. . X, f,. . . F, f N R Wpxftxx , . W5 arg,- ,.,..., .,,,, .... 1:0 . fag .M ,. m..:.-We -.., .Q ... 5y.g,::5, t 'rrzalr fffs .ali , a 5.g,.gi.,af1f:gs - 221 'fe 2.pg,,5.,sas:':-g.. . ,hrs iiw fflfzl. f ag:-tr,