Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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. 5, . 'Q 'F ' 'sw 4 3 . ,Y 5 , ' ww if Q, '- -Q I 26 any 3 y x. Y AW ' 1 1 1 's 5' .t 5 , ua , 4 I ABOVE-Using his creativity, Willie Hackett molds a snowman as Carol Wooster and John Malberg supervise the proiect. RIGHT-Discussing the apparent situation, Shortridgers hurry through the heavily falling snow.

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coming, Homework and Counseling wi .mga K., x , lk is iw. UPPER RIGHT-Excitement reaches o peok during ' f K senior class elections. LEFT--Realizing she's too bogged down with homework to reach the top, Anno Mullen sits in despair ot the bottom of the stairs. BELOW-School doors open, bringing iuniors back to their senior yeor. 72,911 iiQaQ,f:f f, .3 Z, if N 4 i K Y.

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Winter s Brlskness Revlves Energy Rattling window panes and tossing barren branches, raw winter wind whips our hair and numbs our hands, feet, and cheeks. Booted, mittened, and scarved, we slip and slide down side- walks glazed with ice. While Tracking Through newly-fallen snow, we often duck to avoid being plopped in the head by a rock-hard snowball. In anticipation of Christmas vacation, school assumes a decorative air with the appearance ot ornaments, wreaths, and the Student Board tree, Signifying the transition from football to basket- ball season, pep sessions move in- doors as temperatures drop to a pro- hibitive low. FAR LEFT-Players engage in a spirited game as Hoosier Hysteria comes to Shortridge. LEFT--Concentrating on each note, Jeri Bastin sings in the music departments yearly Christ- mas concert. ABOVE-Seniors enioy ice cream and cookies at their Christmas party in the gym.