Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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l l Dick Hadley and Sandy Thatcher explore neui realms which hare been opened by current discoreries in science. Careful study turns ilze lock . . Bererly Boesinger. 'MXL 'i-Q Karen Quinn and Elaine Robbins admire Various student, professional exhibits in the Roda Selleck Art Gallery. Drirers' Training is ci popular subject. especially with fire underclassnzen Steve Thomas, Bennie Goldstein. Michelle Zakrajself, Timmie Birge, and Ginny Lilly. 'Y Classrooms Unlock Door Shortridges course of study is designed to fit the needs of its students. Although basically a college preparatory school concentrating on liberal arts, Shortridge also schedules some vocational courses. A general course is offered to students who are not sure of their plans. Whether the student is taking a college preparatory, vocational, or general course. he is sure of being taught by well-trained teachers. Shortridge not only has a large faculty, but also an outstanding one which represents colleges from all over the world, A large number of Shortridge teach- ers hold masters' degrees while a few have doctors' degrees. The faculty use what they believe to be the best facilities available in Indianapolis schools

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'45 Scenes at Our Shortridge 1-5 Lznzc'her5 Julie Webxter and Joyce Cuvzningham .seriously debate the ,vanity of Slzewy Robinsmz and Timmie Birge. A sir a'eel:,s test, latest gossip. that zueelcend date are typical topics of Conrersation for students congregating outside Caleb Mills just before an auditorium is to begin. Shoftridge Booxter' Wencly Block ix good bait for super xalesmerz Fritz Gordner. Dick Pollak. and Gene Ritter. 1, 1,,t Within Shortridge Doors .

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'Wore scholarships i Oanunvaugg 5' u Inna: mn: - 3 Miss Ruth LCNANLCZIF. Aim. Annf-'Zee .Hiller cIi.sc'u.vs SHS English l'UlU'.xC.w mjjcriuu cuz e.i'ecIIeu! foliage ical buns Spunivlz. mac of NI.I' l!l'lKi7ZllflCW llwfffd fu: the S11m'!1'iclgr' C'1U'7'iCll!llIIl, iv the wuln-uw! of SCl'6'7'flZ IJIJAIUIN u'Itic'h .student flurrcu Kuuuu ff'7'i'fl7ZflCw fm the iuzllelin lmurd. I to Future Gpportunities Many courses are planned for Shortridge student-5 preparing for advanced study. American Govern- ment and Problems Special, Advanced Composition. English VII Special, Latin and Greek Derivatives, and many of the language, science, and math courses are training for college entrance and college board examinations. Unique is the fact that the Shortridge program includes six foreign languages from xvhicii a student may choose: French, German, Greek. He- brew, Latin, and Spaniah. The ecience departments, both natural and physical, are geared to meet the challenges of modern scientific demands. At Short- ridge it ia possible to take ten semesters of mathe- matics, several at college level. 'Faq Little Boy Blue and Kathy Faith, cz .senior in.strumentul rfzzzxic pupil. hurc much in common during horn prucltice Our faculty pzvztidcs the key , . . Bryant K. Millikczn.