Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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l I i 341: , Nxt LJ ,ff l 1 nfl' Lf ToBegi11 0Ill'Sf0l'1jl . We're in the Middle of verything Here at 34th and M ewklzkm Wfifb Sborlridge Faculty . 16 Activities . . 26 Seniors . 54 Athletics . . 98 Features . 1 I8 Indianapolis, thc great capital city-V center ol' our Hoosior state and hub of our nation--is zi focal point of bustling aetivity. For some 2,300 Shortridgers, 34th and Meridian is the contcr of our own little world. vibrating with its own atc- tivitlvs. throbbing with its own vmolions. :ind bubbling over with its own interests und enthu- siusms. Our days arc full und purposeful. busy and exciting. ontvrtuiniml und mvmoruhlo bc- causc We'rc in thc middle of cvorytliinpgl' To picture and pr0sm'v0 in somo measure this particular pattern that is Shortrldgv, we hrcscnt our life at 34th and Meridian us sc-on in 1954.

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.-,P mf, ' il ff , it '- i 1' .1 gfQKJfi R .Q ' f EL! XB. 'lx X fl? fx-. nf I . Y xl t, 'ch ff ' ' X! i ' 1 rf as XJ! X x .INK qi! Roy Aberson, Annual Dedicatee The Seniors Choose f'Abie Amid a thunderous round of applause, Roy Aberson humbly and gratefully accepted the tribute which the Class of 1954 bestowed upon him in the dedication of their Annual. This is only a small way to repay him for the friendli- ness, loyalty, cooperation and enthusiasm he has shown us. In our four years at Shortridge, we have observed and worked with him as teacher. coach, and sponsor. We know full well his sin- cere interest in our activities, his encouragement of our projects, and his ever-present loyalty to the high ideals and standards which exemplify the Shortridge spirit. To him, therefore, we are proud to dedicate this, our Annual of 1954.