Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Summer Signifies, Heat, Jobs, Liberty KKSQFWW ,,,, V X , . .,, N l, R ABOVE-Solitude creates an environment of G V M? refuge and contentment along a rippling river. RIGHT-Finding that lazy summer days can be transformed into full ones by a job, Linda Cooper aids C1 customer.

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Bloom With Activities W . .., MQW, V QM N615-UBRH ,Y 'Nwwnmw Warm, gentle breezes waft softly through musty corridors while billowy clouds, aloft in a pale blue sky, beckon us to contemplation. Trees and flowers budding to vibrant bloom surround us in dazzling color. Spring, the season of new life, engulfs and tempts us. We burst forth, eager to share Nature's renaissance and to abandon responsi- bility. Sauntering home, warmed by sunshine or soaked by a sudden shower, we shift our thoughts to spring sports, white dinner iackets and long, enchanting formals, the promise of summer and relaxation, and the fleet- ing days left in which we must fulfill the year's work. LEFT-Juniors enjoy their picnic held after a wet, but profitable car wash. LOWER LEFT-With the last deadline completed, ANNUAL staffers take a breather at Chef. LOWER RIGHT-Dancing gaily in an inevitable spring rain, Nancy Kohn pauses for a refreshing drink. -1

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Summer . . . a signal of the end of the school year . . . the time of relaxing and catching up. Bright, glaring, blue 'and alabaster, the sky stares down upon us. The green of the leaves makes the possibility of study very remote. After a week or so of absolute repulsion toward any sort of mental exercise, we begin to concern ourselves with finding a warm- weather occupation. Those with ambition enough to re- main for summer school struggle with Poe and participles, and teachers and students alike mop their brows in the heat. Others, who favor money in lieu of credits, forsake leisurely hours in the pool for more lucrative hours on the iob. U, gg f cf. ,s ,, xxx s S 5' UPPER RIGHT-Whoopeel School's outl LOWER LEFT- Whew is the forecast given by Jerry Hankins during the summer school session. me-. sw S SZ Wk' M