Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Shortridge Prepares Ivy twists cmd spirals itself about a wooden arbor, without it, The green ivy would crawl forever inconspicuously, through the green of the grass. Thus, can tradition give Shortridge a stature and excellence above other schools, much as The arbor gives ivy height and beauty above other plants. Eventually, however, The vine must grow beyond the arbor, lest it grow back upon itself and strangle and rot. Shortridge, too, must release herself from the throes of tradition-let tradition become heri- tage-and grow. If indeed we are born free, it is tradition that can en- chain us. T There are those who suggest that in becoming a college preparatory school, we seek only to regain prestige and an economically and culturally sound stu- dent body. Your strength was in your diversity, Shortridgef' they say, and now you purposely destroy it for wealth of another sort. These persons, however, seem not to realize that the desire for academic accomplishment is fl , 5 .4 0 u . l ,1 N like 'NKWSX' T' in 4 va? M,- .4 ff Q--. , .444 i 1 will -f---.- .., in if nf, I .. F V u Q not limited to any certain economic L,!751L:f.5,g:f.. W bracket. We at Shortridge do. ,ig .wi '..Q.f gij . . w T'r.ll .f 1- it 'll fax' Herein follows how Shortridge pre- iq, 'wr ,mx-.I ', I,-r,L'z,' 1 '-1 I th f dr 'Vp 491. z pares o grow again o e er ra I vb I., , -qw-:.lhz,,,B5f2r7,2,!:iyA,T.g-,xg tion become proud history and cultivate , ,ffa,,1J,. , .Hg T -I, ..,,,4'54ki,' - new stems of excellence-to prepare Q, 4553441 ' j l'- 5',4f 13' l:f..'7 . . . . . . ' , 4, . ', I.: ,'-1 . ' with a disciplined mind and cultivated Hg.,-fi! 1, J I,-4, I 'ff' heart-elements of power. '59 lf , fl ' -',.-sand' .,' ' 'X I N ,i-la? ,J-w,t',,d -QQ! ' fs. 1- . V f 3 , ,A - T -.-, ' U - .,,',' 4 ' ,V A .W . swift- 'Y-vi-s is ef :V , ,, 1 , Q .. F df . Uztafnp .. 'r 'fu '11 ' Q ' ' h yi' K Contents of , y Q g ,. M. V' .5 g .V - W, , ffl 4.-.rg,4.,f,5. 2 1 s ,3 .if:':fifrZl'4 - W 1' T o- I 'I I' ' School Life 4 ' ' Academics 18 Activities 44 Athletics 76 Faculty 94 Underclassmen lO6 Seniors 128 Advertisements' 154 Index 164 ln Memoriam 168 .1 , D.. rr n ,iv AAAI' .4 1 4 I T I. .E .7 T. ' -4 b it X, y 'Wl'nj,-gg' '-Uh '. A, 5 gf ,. T Jr M '. fr . . A TJ' .- 1 , .1 1 s 5 , , Q 0 , . - I 'x n . I . . I f 'oitwh .1 . 1 , ' I ' , f I f 'J , ,JI -I 'rf ,' fl ' 1 v'r,,, I, n 0 ,, .

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i ABOVE-An individual's interests include other individuals. RIGHT-Polish and precision will now be re- warded as color guard members prepare for spring inspecfion. FAR RIGHT-Individual interest is reflected in self-improvement r 'J