Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ookiinqg hlI'IUl the lens iuviitih Bob Camp With trusty f'1llI1fi7'l'l in hand, Bob Camp begins his day of yfiringf peoplr the A'hirdif'. Ah-h-h.' If's liuzrili timr. but that isn't all. Shortie Rirh- Betty Thompson nearly knorks her- I fzrdsun puts aside the food to make with the gossip. self out while Camp dangles from a Well, girls, I didn? mean to tell you, but . . . Chandelier to snap this bird's-eye view. ' .X Vi, Q The Chrm III's are 1l'0l'A'll1jl so hard. Bobo Burm tz' be- 'J' 'C- romfs the liumrui yfuine'-cz pig as the rest of the class Q., perform their indiiridical f .l'I16'7'lll1f'lIf-SX ,, , - - ,, Olz. now surely youre jestzng, wsays Billie Peepers EIU. In the back, Rosie Walker seems to prefer finger-uaffls to milk shakes. f -

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Simple addition: Cakes plus potato elzips plus girls equal one club meeting. Well, what fl'ya know 5' These energetic gals mir education with re- laxation. The brains at work. Big plans are under way at a dance com,- mittee meeting.

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'Y A 1 . , This is no time for studu. Just ask the boys: th6y'll trll yon. L6ssfc' now. How about a hamburg- er with the 'works' and fl C0keg ' Ah yrs. this is tho life. Ginny Cordill taikcs a breather as the mob demanzls more and more cokfs. Erfr flaunt- lrss, John Rruvlinys continzms to dish thmn out. . - it i Out of thc' dusk of last llf'!l1 S editor: Slzaron Thr Look Smith ia :lbs bystamlcrs as Carol-iin Costin, f'ffir'imit rmzilor of vokris, floss sonar ple'ading1. Comf un. Ed. Thr1t'll hr one thin dimef, Now look, Tabby, it's this way . , l begins Don Hinkley niifiny business with pleasure: But Bill Krgflfy and Jack Thompson ure' too busy yfttingf their ritaniins to bothrr zrifh fllljlfllltlfl Clsf. It's lunrh tinir fit ii local llfllljl0llf. A look of totul rsv luffition. 1'-m'crs Bob Admins' farr' us Jiinf' Triinpc folks on and Mary Bishop proz'Erlf's lzrwkyroiiizd Illllf.. x O K.-