Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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THE SMILES OF VICTORY shine on the faces of Shortridge boys as they prepare to burn opponents in on outdoor bonfire. GIRLS LINE UP in their corner oisle as they match wits with the mole opponents in calculus class.

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LINDA QUINNEY steadily concentrates on a class assignment. Faces Reflect Acts, Emotions of Qtudents Just as a mirror reflects a person ' s image, his face reflects his emotions and thoughts. It has often been said that a picture Is worth a thousand words. The some theory can be ap- plied to the human face, for no words con ever relate the disappointment and sadness exhibited by tears streaming down the face of a girl whose team has lost. A dedicated scholar does not smile when he performs an experiment, but his eyes glow with the joy of learning. A flashing smile belongs to a winning Vaudeville act chairman. A closed mouth, blank eyes belong to a loser. Red, half-closed eyes characterize a student who attempts to cram six weeks learning into one night. A FAMILIAR FACE, Richard Wood daily stands before his Biology classes as do the many other member; of the faculty.

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PAT NOLAN SHOULDERS his Columbian brother , Felipe Ccicedo, into Shortridge society Felipe Arrives, FELIPE CAICEDO CAREFULLY ERASES a mistake in architectural drawing class. I » .:, M irr