Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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PRACTICE FOR THE BIG GAME COMES Q FIRST IN THE CLASSROOM UHRTER Reasoning Wlth An Eye To The Future :ai sculpfufze as fo a mav C ucafzon LS fo f e sou QQ :son 4, AC Math Future bus1nessmen and Women requlre a flrm foundatlon ln mathematlcs The atom1c age 1n Wh1ch We 11Ve demands a d1sc1pl1ned m1nd The Mathematlcs De partment g1ves Shortr1dgers these baslc needs by offerxng courses rangmg from general mathematlcs to trlgonometry there are enough electors These courses a1d students 1n the power to reason ac curately and apply reasomng qu1ckly ABOVE Thls IS the ldeal class three gxrls and all those men' Hlstory LEFT Mrs Huffmans World H1s tory class hstens attertxvely to the great deeds of the past BELOW Maman Collms looks pen IVC as Mrs Mxllers Problems class looks at the blfdle The World of today and tomorrow de mands an understandmg of yesterday The H1StOFy Department of Shortrldge endeavors to teach students the Clfl zens of tomorrow both the m1stakes and success of the past Any coach polnts out these thmgs to h1s team 1n order to lncrease the number of games won Our courses 1n h1story range from anclent hlstory to modern hlstory Page 16 K G 0 E' r S ' I 0 0 R O I I Q O O O 0 CWI ' block of 'ble Od ' ' I1 I. - dd' Even analytic geometry is oifered when

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' Future crators of Mr. Shoemaker's Public Speaking You can tell these are English I's . . . they are all class take time out. working industriously! With English as ci Basis of Education . . . Library The Charity Dye library strives to provide research material and recreational reading matter for Shortridge students. It offers over 20,000 volumes for the enjoyment of the pupils. One case in the library is reserved for those books given in tribute to former teachers. This case also contains books given in com- memoration of former students. Familiar faces around the library are those of its librarians, Mrs. Esther Cavanaugh and Miss Jean McVicker. English Correct grammar is absolutely necessary in our modern world. The English Department of Shortridge endeavors to give pupils an appreciation of good literature, and to teach them to speak and Write using proper gram- mar. With this English instruction, stu- dents will be equipped to handle situations that will arise in later life. Public speak- ing, debating, journalism, and advanced composition are offered for specialization. If I were King . . . Tables for reading, research review. Mrs. Esther Cavanaugh, at the main desk of the library, Everything from A to Z -all on little filing cards for assists book seekers. easy reference.