Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

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We knew that ll' , -.-fi.,i, ,W fr it -A 1 ol V i w ij Shortridge couldd be shutt dgvitgn ---L, 1 l W i ' if ff , t' t,wesoo T,-lil,,sL,L-all-Jieflfi-fl, lsfiiztligygias ihisw we Jig i , 4 1 . n a some ' Q' X 'Ly 'J ' it A yjvoglkritaenecaorxe Zcrgtdosut neiv doyors on QL. , . ju3m,:5E,,EN the front of our building, they were ' ,,,:f5.J,-fggfe' A, followed by men who installed new ' QMQQSQ75 N equipment in our cafeteria. There was i PQ 'U ' ,N-f only one word that could describe the ,1Ts,:', way we felt when they started fixing ix up our old school - SERENITY. xxigx .l-. For when they put time and money into Shortridge, all 1865 of us knew 32 x . wx that they weren't going to lock us out 3 i l 13 X forever. Then the segregation bill was I gf' Voteljd QF bandl Shgrtgijngall difpeerteall c ose . . tlll1Ceu gave eShortridge buflnper stic- kers, pins, and T-shirts, we were saved. So, we settled back and en- ? joyed the long awaited - SERENITY. iilq -ag -- iff'-gN,gXh-.ss-TA QL- vf- k .-,,gC2 C QI, 1 L...,f, .- 1 4- 1 g- 3 '14, ' . , r ,. ' 'Af A, 4L.1E-I, 2, X l 'Hx V Wir N 3 8:00 Monday Morning Yawning and sleepy-eyed, stu- hop off the bus or run across dents drift to school on Monday the practice field, arriving morning. Some arrive early and breathlessly in class as the 8:15 wait outside or in the cafeteria bell is ringing. for the 8:00 A.M. bell. Others 1 'NS-x. 11' L ,Ev wh Hg? '17 - iv ' ' Lv'-' 'ff mx ' 4? f M 4 J ji V 1, A 'ij A 'ffl' A 0 H. f x in 'F wi, , w N -lfwk, . ,,..,4 dw L. , M, 4 WM ., av, ZW: ' ' M 1 N :wx A 1 -,, ,f -V ,,f . 1 wr, x .gy A N 1, I ,, L ,Jv.!.,iH JM Hd V' Y EAW A vfgxlfmi u' j W 'Fr' if ,ftfif f V mm' 'Egg , ' NN Oafafxx 0: ,IMI I Y -'iw Iifffifx ' N95 KQKQSQQLQ X, A W ' ML' HM 41 I -Q I 1 b im? FL-Q., ki-F 'X ,il D JT- I-fjw f nv W A , 1L 'f 3 if 531 ix if j'1-Jiffi 1 iii ' fl -J-M'.L.3S - 1- p Eli '+Qi-1 wf 3- . 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Y. .,, -, Y -Y YY,,, ,Y -Y .ti f craig,-their ut 'If ifitl it fi sir iitc fiijlgit' jr Tit leist ,ilr.-,lt out it it ligtlt it itgogt, it ll ,JK i EL ,ll JL i it li lt ll I it it all lt, JL Kilt AJC sic, Jggfiteigit it it cite it ,it it, jf ll gli it iL,lzc gc it .Lit JL it i 'll its Qrfir it ' gig i 'M ulllit L 'lCK,,llQH,,lLAx,L.-jilfx L EAP its is'i.,J1iog.1r- ' t..l . - so are ll its its its 'jirut JL its time STUDIES 322 In both academic and voca- get y- a my T -l f - s Q tional classes students were at - 7 a M-fl--ll' 'L -JL s all le - JC f ease. Even the ainters char - JE to ,, , c c to o D Q JF ing through the rooms to paint c In QE if tif g windowsills at the beginning of the year was thought of as ' g another symbol of Shortridge's N immortality and could not dis- ix the long sought-SEFlEN- .gg X 5-'s -. it tl J a if DL.. X X 2.2 1, W Q ia ,- ,,.T l - Q- i 'i-gf f. 'x-a .. Q. - ' Y. , . X53 .-.. CP C -: ' X' u -:E .25-5 -' .gl 61: -- 7 .- ' ' .a--faq' 2' ' Q 1- L, w ,,,9- I,-kM',ff5?'f Q j.-,,j,-V . , . . in f ,ny - H 'tg I ! if N1 LECTURES TEST TEACHERSTECHNIQUES l Above - Mrs. Sandra Al-Amin assuringly tells her Right - Students must listen intently Far right- Stan lryvin students, lf you listen, you'lI understand. to Mr. Alan Sutherland as he explains goes over several im- the intricacies of French grammar. portant points in Phys- ics. sn- r. 'f ' .M , Q, ' 'I f . .. w:3.511 ' 1 ' .M 4 vs' . vw N J . 5.3 ,., ,g+g, A, ' . 3 X 1, -,f rw f, .g5'f,L1Lj51., , I ' ' . 'NM Z: wi FM 1 , 541 M 1,3141,ffzg-'i51is2,i'.f V. f f 'WL .VWif'u ? ,: 1'f 'fW il izfyff 45 1- V ' f '- 1' 31559 F7 v 'J , . 3TwS29?3?2, X wif x , fri- , M gr' , ' ' . -6-xwfffws , V H , ,, ,....S,... A ,rl -if ' , My' Q 'MQZW , Q w ,, 1 my 0 L, ,, P ,iywwp .R E ivan-iw JW' Y Below - Veronda Kyser appears surprised as Jeff Below - Journalism students Marguerite Hazelwood, Avery revealsalittle-known fact from the encyclopedia. Clayton Richardson, and Kay Meade discuss the leading story for the next edition of the Shortridge Echo. J' ,f J 1 My 4 .fifz H: 'V ' 'f' ff' ,a- ' ENDLESS HOURS OF HGIVIEWCRK 06669, S., X. .XI 3 By doing homework now John Woodard won't have to do it at home. 10 DISCUSSIONS ADD LIFE TO CLASSES 4...........J. Freshmen find that much class time is spent in brisk discussions. asia x i :f1ggi5112f'3',f I ' . W.-tz:vi'? - -,aa-H? Lisha Maddox and Vennie Bates find Charity Dye Keep'em busy! is Mr. Ernest Frigo's motto Library a good place to finish homework and catch up on the morning news. Below - Ruth Lawson diligently marks the answer on the Below - Le plaisir - plaisant - plaisamment Sophomore aptitude test. Krysti Wagener concentrates on her French test. '1lnl fllf 2 X' sTuDENTs smivs Fon success A perplexed expression appears on Dennis BIake's face as he looks at his graded paper in Advanced Math. 12 TESTS, TESTS, AND IVIORE TESTS 2 .....1, . , Xml -unlu- Nothing like a test to brighten a Friday morning. Grades loom ominously on the chemistry room blackboard. Good six weeks' grades take plenty of effort in Ms. Barry's English class. 13 Left - Completing her assignment, Below - Students work studiously at Cathy Barnett leafs through her book learning their nouns and verbs in Mrs. forthe answer. Kincaide's Pre-College Grammar class. flllBQXH 'NK D NIMH! y WY' -. , ,,,,.-Fi , fx ily, Q I V S 5 Q 3 A , 3 Working as a volunteer in the library, Tracy Burris helps by shelving books. 14 Below - Bookwork is the name of the game, as Rickey Hudson and Willis Jackson can testify. ww 'W ENGLISH AIMS English as she is spoke, ain't teached at Shortridge. Instead the English Department's aim this year was to teach all Short- ridge students the four basic Language Arts skillsg reading, speaking, listening, and writing. Through the Communications Club and Quill and Scroll, two English Department clubs, Shortridge students were able to reach further into English than the text books or class- rooms could take them. As Mrs. Jean Whitcraft, head of our English Department says, Here in the English Depart- ment we want to make the whole world more vital and vi- brant to the Shortridge student through their language. an-on-calf' '-Iinngull I ,,.....--n--------- - 9' if--ql.' . 4. lf 2' . -w 1 X ,. - - -tt, -1 . .- J' rv- qw ' . . , . .., Ms. Barry provides her third period English class with test booklets for the Sophomore l.Q. test. 15 What does an enthusiastic new Department Head plus a staff full of energetic and lively teachers equal? The Shortridge Math Department! This past year Shortridge was lucky enough to have as its Math Department Head, Mrs. Sandra Al-Amin. Mrs. Al-Amin says that the goal of the Math Department is to demonstrate why it is important and relev- ant to take math and how learn- ing math will be useful in everyday life after the comple- tion of high school. The Department's hope was to create a positive image for itself and encourage more student interest and participation. It was also planning to start a Math Club during the second semester. Below - New department head, Mrs. Sandra Al-Amin, smiles becomingly as she goes over a homework assignment with her class tal 5' a . tu, 'Ah A if ' dm ' If ., . 5, S 1 u f V 1 ' '-' PT . - ' ., V - X l . nfs? V4.4 is 1 .49-. A NEW HEAD ADDS IT ALL UP -.f. W. mmacw ?' HH: x 1 V, -lawn ,qtuuaxnlis an '15XlXXi'5 'f'4'NSul ' ' ..,'5Yg,.-1anu'.H :lar ,pl LJ Xgs'5Xl5l' ,393 ,Ii .I Lgill...n'Zl' 4.4 ,a, . Frieda Taylor finds Mr. Freeland's Algebra III class challeng- ing 16 Valynda Jones adeptly solves an algebraic equation on the blackboard. Below - David Hickerson, a Computer Math student, is seen here working with the computer. Below - Jack Purcell finds that the computer room makes a fine place to study while waiting to use the mechanical genius. . eva Q 1 4 I .J ,' .vg , . 'ln ' 'Q .cf ffl V , x- I 3 V it ' rv. L l r-was-N X A' 'W 449. 's fr'--his-M., fl K - V' ,, ' ' A' I A xfr-,H. i f A4 t .J ' .W ,Jfgfj-.. V. ' 't w,w-. ' W, ' A 1 W, , V 2-,Z .41 Av b lk A tx , ,, if-, gf' -az ' , 1 .H ., ' l i With the help of Mrs. Greenwood, Sheila Bonner and Rose Bennett look through newspapers on Consumer Math Day. 17 Matt Lawson finds his French 'GSSOV' father eniovable and Anthony Williamson relates German history to Yulinda Blackmon. works with a smile. if W m tn? A fi an ggi I 3OYi1l X 1 ., fi I-, ,J Si, Senor! Spanish is Anthony Simonton's main concern at the moment. Flight - Byron Woolen absorbs Karen Anderson's expres- sion. 18 ik-L Senovia Robinson and Cheryl Wilson share a book for better understanding. FGREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT - LIVELY AND GROWING A climb of three flights of stairs brings you to Shortridge's very own Tower of Babel - the Foreign Language Department presided over by lVlr. Allen Sutherland. This year two new programs, Spanish conversa- tion and explatory Latin were added. The Foreign Language Depart- ment was 'also the home of the largest club in the school -the French Club. According to Mr. Sutherland, lt's the livliest department aroundl f- or as they say in France, C'est formidable! Left - Scott Soltermann works dili- gently to complete his French as- signment. My While Colleen Chubb searches for the answer Anita Blane thinks she knows it. 19 HISTORY DEPARTMENT ADDS COURSES The History Department added two new special education classes in government and economics to its curriculum in 1976-1977. Special Government was taught by Mr. Rocky Grissmore and Special Eco- nomics by Mr. Bill Morgan. About fifteen students were en- rolled in each of these classes. The Lily Endowment Schol- arship program of 18 years was discontinued. lt was not refi- nanced by Lily Endowment. Mary Mixon gets her info from taking notes wheras Natasha Jones studies her textbook. 2' ' .' . ' -. ., X ,,yr P ' , 4- K 'Y W all dm 4: V' W 9 X, E. ff in-1. ,.,, - f2 ,uia-.ZZ xmas-as sa y ,mf ff I f ' ffl I 511 f .Q 4 v . . v .,.. .fl - x ' ,wr 2 QI ' fin, 1 - MF ' 12, -. OFT I' A-,.. t,' gr. Ji NM I. 5 ' 1,-. P -'im -,' - , Tony Wooden pauses to catch his breath while taking notes during class. I I 1 I I I I I I i 4 I 4 I I Going over the fine points of History with Mr. Hausmann helps Ivery Jackson to study. y I I I 20 ' tri I-- f,, T 'A fl fl 'i 2 4 Using books and the overhead projector, Mrs. Jackson's second period class learns about U.S. History. Engrossed in thought, Mr. Aberson lectures to one of his Government classes. im- Vt -i 1 .. -'BK ' 'fir-its .def JS' - Antje Dammann, an exchange student, has some deep thoughts in comparing American history to that of Germany. 21 Sharon Cunningham and Troy Matthews prove that science isn t all test tubes and beakers but book work as well gvax-5..g Q 4 .V - . : - V1 if f Margaret Wood looks over Charles Lindsey's shoulder as he examines a slide under the microscope. Right - Chester Gooch, James Sharp and Anthony Harmon watch the conduct of electricity at work. 22 NATURALISTS IVIEND-SCIENTISTS CALCULATE if an-mf Many Changes occured in the Science Department this year, and not just chemical ones. A new teacher Mrs. Lyons was added to the staff. The Science Technology class was ex- panded to a full year. This class, along with the Naturalist Club, repaired the inner Court- yard as a science project. The Naturalist Club was sponsored by Mrs. Sue Brown. Another addition was the purchase of 10 of the 30 calculators projected for the Science Department. According to Miss Van Horn, the purpose of the calculators was to give students more time to study and less time figuring out answers. John Easley, Helmut Schwarzin, and Ben Byrne discuss their fruit fly cul- tures in Mrs. Ballows Science I class. gt V 'J-r Thomas Roberts gives cautious attention to his precise Patti Blackburn WHfCh9S and helps WYSUH Murray decent the measurement. 'iClUid- 23 Sherri Jackson proves she's in the dough as she gets her crust in apple pie order. Q X li!! 'L-? E V f Z 1 i if X ff ...X-, cr P 24 Toni Adams pours on the steam to make sure her pattern is not wrinkled. -0' ' X 'i W-NN... i i sf Q .Ni Phillips helps Katrina Davis stitch a fabric Mrs. into a finished garment. Jenice Murray pockets a prize trouser for leisure wear. HOME EC TEACHES PRACTICAL SKILLS Separation of sexes in the Home Economics Department's Foods classes became extinct this year. More men than in any previous years were electing to take both the basic and ad- vanced Foods classes. ln addi- tion to improving food prepara- tion abilities, instructors en- couraged development of those personality skills most valuable in food service employment. A December Principal's luncheon held in Charity Dye Library gave the Department's students an opportunity to exercise their ac- cumulated skills in food service and preparation. While the Foods classes were absorbed in the culinary arts, clothing students displayed their accomplishments at the faculty Christmas Tea and competed for prizes at a spring style show sponsored by the Indiana Federation of Clubs. O ,,, A -nf .fp 4, 'l ' . 1 by w L Q fi may wgmfaw lg Q 'sf' 9 vigil! H inflationary food prices evoke mixed reactions from Tonya Miller, Rita McClury, and Tonia Cooper. Top right- Clipping seams requires concentrationfrom Teresa Jones. Top left - Give me a break guys! Joseph Ward doesn't want to risk get- ting dishpan hands. Kathy Ingram makes sure each stitch is in place. 25 STUDENTS LEARN INDUSTRY DF TODAY The biggest news in the lndus- trial Arts Department this year was the shuffle in personnel. Mr. Greg Allen, a Ball State graduate, was the new woods instructor. Mr. Ford Fiatcliff moved in to take over the Graphic Arts lab. Although the program at Shor- tridge was non-vocational, the instructors focused on trying to train the students in the basic knowledge of industrial processes in our society, ac- cording to Mr. Ratcliff. Aside from providing a practi- cal educational experience, the Industrial Arts Department served every student at Shor- tridge. Printing students put out The Echo, as well as tickets and programs, using conven- tional and advanced tech- niques. Mark White Wllbert Hampton George Richardson and Kenny Jackson industriouslv construct their group project. 26 I Mark Tatman exhibits lip-biting determination while operating the Kluge Press. Q. . Z -,..- O,, Q4- 0- .,b c 1 4 1 .W , o ft- 0 -.S i .. , ,wk ,Z Everett Greene, with pencil in hand, designs a layout lin Mechanical Drawing. FRight - Much concentration is required as Mark iMalone sets the type on the reproduction proof press. 4 gtk ii if-Q Robert Coleman knows where to draw the line, particu- larly in art class. Kenneth Kennedy learns howto do texture rubbings. ' 'few uri: H . . ., ..,,,,, f,,,f S W-Xxx ,f-11. Q A R 'F' . 1 ,,f 'I -ff' T77 ,fy 1 '35, .A 1 ' , 5 fy if J. ,, I sw-P-...IR PHOTOGS NOW A PART OF SHORTRIDGE ART The Art Department increased it's curriculum this year by add- ing a photography course. Ms. Chris Libbs taught the fifteen students enrolled in this new venture. A darkroom was con- structed in the Industrial Arts wing and second semester stu- dents learned how to develop their own pictures. Leathersmith, Susan Eckely, vis- ited the Art Classes for two weeks as an artist-in-residence. The artist-in-residence program is sponsored by the Fine Arts Committee of the P.T.A. Anthony Stewart works skillfully to create a ceramic masterpiece. 28 Michael Thannhaeuser of Ger- Janice Green shows her taste for beauty as she cuts a piece of jewelry to-be. many ioins Tim Ce'0'a as they work on illustrations in art class. X! RJ K' ' 1 fi M ar' f ,1 'f . Q: A ,gl it ia L 2 W W Q 'i' . f W41--- ' , ' 1 fl M Belinda Alexander is pleased as she views the results of her texture rubbing. Robert Davis shows artistic talent as he creates a por- trait of a woman of beauty. 29 FOURTH FLOGR MUSIC MAKERS If anyone heard the sweet melodies of flutes, horns, and violins echoing through the halls of the 'Fiidge, chances are they originated on the fourth floor in instrumental music. A highlight of this past year was the revival of the stage band. Mr. Leonard Behling, Music De- partment Head, lead the various band classes throughout a suc- cessful year. Mr. John Medjeski was in charge of the orchestra, which performed for the Christmas Concert, as well as other pro- grams. Frank Parrish demonstrates his seri- ous study of music. Stage Band - Flow 1: Wendy Beidel- man, Conductor Leonard Behling, Everett Shockley, Daniel Stewart, Michael Sheppard. Row 2: David Blankenbaker, David Lee, Pharez Whitted, Becky Strickland, Glenn Goodrich. Flow 3: Terrence McAfee. MH 30 l l I I l Orchestra - Row 1: Kalista Swift, Lisa Flint, Roland Hughes, Susan Gordon, Tanya Stuart, Kathy l Jones, Elizabeth Earnhart, Laura Martin, Tom DeFrantz, Tony Gilbert. Row 2: Marina Ashanin, Char- lotte Burton, Margie Ringle, Becky Strickland, Pharez Whitted, Peter Craig, David Blankenbaker, Wendy Beidelman, Conductor John Medjeski, Rick Parker, Jonathan Wood, David Finnell. Row 3: 1 Loraine Ross, John Cougan, John McKune. l A Band - Row 1: Susan ' ,, Gordon, Roland Hughes, it Eric Strickland, Karen Milgate, Tanya Stuart. Row 2: Jennifer Lasher, I Toshiko Knight, Tanya Polin, Judy Marrs, ' Laurie Garrett, Harry Pace, Gordon Dove. Row 3: Lisa Miller, Theresa Harris, Anita Pope, Michelle Malone, Jackie Rourke, Alfred Person. Row 4: Conduc- tor Leonard Behling, John McKune, John Cougan, Jerry McKeller. A Band - Row 1: Kathy Jones, Elizabeth Earnhart, Laura Mar- tin, Emily West, Glenda Westmoreland. Row 2: Anthony Hollingsworth, Debbie Gilbert, Everett Shockley, Peter Craig, Gregg Meyers. Row 3: David Blankenbaker, Darryl Roach, 1 Wendy Beidelman, David Lee, 5 Charles Sheppard, Fred Stokes, i Fitzgerald Batteast, Michael 1 Sheppard. Row 4: Stanley , Mitchell, Andrew Kaffenberger, , Rick Parker, Dennis Jackson, , Carlos Banks, Glenn Goodrich, ,Q Becky Strickland, Pharez Whit- l ted. l 'l l l l 'l 31 l l lr -r 5 X! .Fm Girls' Glee - Row 1: Colette Floss, Loraine Ross, Anita Blaine, Alisa Langford. Bow 2: Travantha Cage, Terri Brooks, Penny Rivers, Sabrina Bishop, Eilleen Braxton. Bow 3: Terry Williams, Loretta Drummer, Jane Crevling, Bridget White, Michelle Suber, Caro- lyn Syass. i 1 Acapella - Flow 1: Jennifer Daniels, Una Collins, Anita Slatter, Sheryl Langford, Kalista Swift. Row 2: Jerri Gallagher, Carolyn Braxton, Carijane Alley, Stephanie Davis, Sheila White. Row 3: Tanya Boss, Pamela Byrd, Tracy Lisenbee, Eric Strickland, Pharez Whitted. 32 Stephanie Davis and Tracy Lisenbee are bumpin' to the beat. Left - Ulysses Terry bangs on those ivories while Sherrae Moore, Carijane Alley, and Sheryl Langford jam right along. fl X. NCTEWOFZTHY CHANGES IN VOCAL MUSIC Vocal Music at Shortridge underwent two changes in 1976-77. The biggest change was a shift in teachers. Mr. Phil Rogers left and Mr. Myron El took his place as director of choirs. The second change was the addition of a new choir. The New Establishment , as the choir was called, specialized in rock and soul music. Madrigals - Anita Slater, Tracy Lisenbee, Stephanie Davis, Eric Strickland, Kalista Swift. Shortridge Rock Choir gets down in the Senior Variety Show. Flock Choir - Flow 1: Wendy Beidelman, Carol Meyers, Glenn Williams, Sharon Blankenbaker, Regina Lash. Row 2: Karen Milgate, Sheryl V Langford, Kathy Jones, ff, Anita Slatter, Kim New- bolt, Donald Clark. Row 3: Gail Mosely, Michael Bush, Frances Naghdi, Deidre Perkins, Tracy Lisenbee, Stephanie Davis, Pharez Whitted, Jonathan Wood. STUDENTS ARE TAKIN' CARE CF BUSINESS Numerous classes of clerical study provided Shortridge with an excellent department of business education. Courses like clerical office practice, business machines, and record keeping helped students pre- pare for jobs after high school. Students planning a business career followed a special four year program. This schedule was carefully planned, begin- ning with Careers I and con- tinuing through advanced courses of accounting and record keeping. Practice makes perfect is Diane WiIson's motto as she works on im- proving her typing skills. J, ' -.. .....-' Michael Coleman and Elizabeth Smith find recordkeep- ing somewhat easier with the aid of calculators. 34 lr' n With pencil in hand and a look of determination on her face, Rodella Dorsey tackles the principles of recordkeeping. l I l r R l l l 1 l l l l 5 l l li in FF? L 'X cm 5-77N3Q it I ,X Showing much involvement in the vol- leyball game, David Barlow springs into action. it ' EXERCISE AND A new addition to the Shor- tridge Health and Physical Ed- ucation Department in the 1976-'77 year was Health II. Also new this year was Modern Health, the new health text- book. Mr. Charles Fitzgerald, department head, said l think the quality of health classes has improved greatly with the new book and teacher aids. The physical education classes EDUCATION and its affairs underwent no great changes. Phys. Ed. was offered over two semesters. Students who wanted to con- tinue with Phys. Ed. had the option of being student lead- ers' in their third semester. The Health and Physical Ed. Department was a basically sta- ble department, improving its methods of educating. Left - Donald Lyles is all smiles while reading his Modern Health book. Right - Flita Brasher seems to like the world from this point of view, but Penny Jones ap- pears kind of doubtful. Mr. Wright in- spects his students form as they do push-ups in his P.E. class. .-,.,,,,, ---F 1 -w,.L. ,W -.rf---5,-.f-.,L..:., ,.,. K A :Li L 'sl f 1 , K 4-Q .. .4 wad r-li, 42 M -r.-Q-li:-JL-1 fr I' 'Y 9 L i QL, LK ,,L,,1a,.Jff, A 4 yr Hi IK J L -3 Y Y --rv , g f T' , ,Q Lil, U tzfjlf V . . ,YSL 1- .A IMI-, W, fa rf if -r- , W , QM!- I! .ry 'iw-e5z'E1s if fi 03'f9'ix , 4 N5'i Tv 'f-Niffs 4 7.104354 ' N y wb N- K 1 fW!0x 5f' , Am, , ,.k :jC.i:..,JY,.:..,,, w !l-qr1 4. J wQL-343 QL-Jl,fL-Qm,I 1LwX7A g,J34 4 1TgWLhi1,, :W ,M, Ti?f55f'jF 7 If ff1fQTjf .l u . , x I , . -.1 5 ' Q:f,7x-:nUll .i -f-:-GSE! ' V f mf - VW 2 'Ji , ,pf 5. f ian-v.'.m-'-wma. mv f N-U--v-H-7.-B-4 , 5 -Q2 F Y...4' . . ..:uQ:n:F.l.,. k E 'f4 :'?- ' N 5- 5.. I-:.--22.7 51 . 333 3 . . -f..J ,3.:eg'3f-f -' ff L ? X .3. 51,' 'Q' Q 3 ' . f 5 qgoggig 'mfs xy --f---w-.V--1 on Q D-OP K I? 35:13 ,.. ' .': s ' K 4-lk-rn.-4 X .., .. dn Q.-Ll. J I .. w a' B' W -f-Q-ui., . -V- ,.,. H ... f:--.1..., , G , 5' 3 -7 EMNWMZ D L... 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Tanya Stuart, editor-in-chief. .pw Scott Campbell, editor Manuel Ross David Hoesman Sharon Allen 2 5 6 Beth Rago, asst. editor Sheila Phillips Bill Smith lo Jackie Akers 1 H Richard Cohen, spons. Brett Hill, editor Rhonda Edelen 7 B 9 Jig-. ,Z y.. 1 2 3 Patsy Davis Kay Meade Jaimie Cole Susan White, asst. editor fps 3 , ,. lg , I . ,Eff 5 g 'link , , , ,.,... 3 . . . , , . . . , 5 y gg 1 Wttt i b YA Illl IVV- .A V :V If ,-1 1 2 y .iggffw . s A ' ' I, 5 . I , 1 .. ,,,. its 4 l 4? 5,5 5, bw, QE . . if x yt W 6. Laura Martin 4 gi - 7. Byron Woollen, editor - .fl 8. Kim Caldwell V f '-t- ,,,, , ...M fi? 9. Gary Berry . V if ,,r, J,31y.,,.,, 10. Elizabeth Earn hart Af' if f , A. -'l, I rv n i, ,1 J L 3 Margaret Dumetz David Blankenbaker Clyde Bolden Kathy Jones Frieda Taylor, business manager 5 -- 9 :ah . Laura Martin . Byron Woollen editor . Kim Caldwell . Gary Berry . Elizabeth Earnhart 39 THE SHORTRIDGE ANNUAL 1. Wendy Beidelman, editor-in-chief Q, 351321223 I 'it ,Q 1 ex, at Jfff3 V in..- Joan LaFoIIette, activities editor Wendy Beidelman Marina Ashanin, advertising editor Clyde Bolden, sports editor 2 Janet Morford, underclass picture editor Susan Earnhart, index editor 5 6 1 h 9.010001 um mum mu .3-. 'Q' I 1 .,, S X QW 3 s ,,. -A ? ,X ,051 a J is ,la W 1 Ruth Lawson, underclass picture editor 2. Marina Ashanin 3. Janet Morford 4. Jennifer Lasher, academics editor 5. Lydia Ashanin, faculty and senior editor 2 'w,v1b42H .,,.f,,,y '-M ' X .J S 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 1. Dorothy Edwards, pres. 9. Henry Young 2. Fred Gaddis 10. Clyde Bolden 3. Roger Hollifield f, 1 11. Anthony Cushingberry 4. David Finnell 12. Camille Battles, secy. 5. Gary Berry 13. Jennifer Lasher, secy. 6, Lorrainne R055 14. Becky Strickland, V. pres 7, Toshi Knight 15. Frank Alexander, treas. 8. Denise Jeffers Kerra Wagener Lisa Flint Karen Carmody Susan Earnhart Marina Ashanin Joan LaFollette Amy McKune Richard Cohen, spons. Susan LaFollette Cathy Maybury Pam Gayde Mike Thannhauser Janet Morford Frieda Taylor Jim Gruver Byron Woollen Mike Frasure Chris Riegel Holli Jones Sharon Hamilton Mark Johnson Beth Rago GREAT BOCKS CLUB l i i i l . l i 1 l l l 1 I l l 1 I I - NATURALIST spons. y . Dianna Davidson . Tanya Stuart John Brown Tom Defrantz Camille Battles . Jennifer Daniels . Elizabeth Earnhart secy . Carijane Alley v. pres. . Laura Martin pres. . Michael Butler treas. . Brenda Young pub. chmn. CLUB 7: Kathy Jones B t 9 B 10 'Hi 12 13 l 5 l l l 1 l l l l i l l l L l I. 7 8 9 10. 11. -ua-Y ' 'V 1 ffl? Q BLauieCT5L'S M ED IA C LU B . Donald Greene Martha Johnson, 0 spons. Helen Gray Soma Ewing 8 9 lo 7 Ill A Terri Gambill, secy. Frank Maypray, v. pres. Michael Butler, pres. Kelvin Frazier, v. pres. Jennifer Lasher, treas. -wil yr x'1'- I-'i is rg, t :N 7' V Y ....- r. -3, ': 1 LTV' fir! xg? ix 1 'N A + W Q. fs we 4. W, 1 ,nr .2 Q nb' vh- T' COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION 1 2 3 I 6 . Angela Colby, secy. . Donna Collins, v. pres. . Celesta Jones . Janet Lightfoot . Bernadette Garrett, pres. . Estalita Rogers . Mary Howard . Annette Washum . Brenda Branham, spons. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Keely Collins 11. Rebecca LeForge 12. Nadine Casey 13. Pam Crawford 14. Wyena Murry, treas. 15. Elizabeth Sullivan 16 17 . Deborah House . Darlene Jewell I-l S 8 9 . Brenda Branham, spons. . Linda Powell . Pam Crawford . Annette Washum . Darlene Jewell . Mary Howard . Nadine Casey . Wyena Murry . Elizabeth Sullivan 10. Celesta Jones 11. Bernadette Garrett 12. Keely Collins 'I 2 3 4 5 7 10 6 11 12 7 8 9 OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 44 l W il I I I I I i I I I I I I II, CAREER SAIVIPLING STAFF 'Hs Y fs I 1. Clyde Bolden 2. Max Reiswerg, spons. 3. Eric Bledsoe 4. Jackie Smith 5. Roselyn Richardson, spons. 6. Kevin Sanders 7. Carla White 8. Jerri Gallagher 13.--mill'- DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS Arnell McCullough Darla Rankin Thresia Willis Deanne Salters Danny lrby Malcolm Jones Roger Holifield John Jackson Garfield Cooper Ricky Fields Daniel Stewart Randall Smith s ons. I P Vanessa Penn . Margo Nelson . Andy Cobb, O F AM E RICA 24. Joyce Rutland 25. Vicki Reeves, . ' ' treas. Sharley Bell 20. Jeffery Tipton, Iumor Terri Caudle senior pub. chmn. kivxgagecwlopggomew Belita Simpson 21. Brenda Williams ' Senior treasy ' Pam Byrd 22. Harriet Cheffins, 28 Rochelle Allender Betty Avery junior pres. ' - Faith Pounds 23. Carla Watkins Donna Flemmg 31 senior v. pres. 32. Martha Richardson 33. Pierre Peterson, senior sect. lllw ilwl 45 CHESS CLUB 1 -, DUKE 1. Eric Strickland 2. Chris Riegel 42' VY, 1. 5 QR' x .... Y, . a .- 9 1? avi' 1 XF 1. Charles Knight 2. Glenn Goodrich 3. Mike Thannahaeuser 4. Jacque Durham 5. Hans Harper 6. Tim Hernly Hans Harper Charles Knight Keenan Carter Tom DeFrantz Jacque Durham John Brown Chris Riegel Greg Porter Robert McClain William Morgan, spons. David Harper 1976 State Championship Trophy Eric Strickland tearing Regis? Ease BRAIN GAME .-1:-M--r if 5 -N. 'Yr , ' 2 .k Q 1.5835 R ,-'iq .za-1' N 1 Yiwu ! 2 Chris Riegel, T.V. participant Mike Frasure Jim Gruver I Eric Strickland, T.V. participant Lydia Ashanin, T.V. participant Clayton Richardson, T.V. participant . ,, ,B 4 4 x A 'Q ,. v .- .. 5-,gy ' 5 . , r qt '- 532151, 'ff ' ff, 'f f ffffff12gi1+ffa, f,4 1 , fy '.f'fi7:.?iP,,gyc' , Lf' 'T F. m gtfziffi, 4 ig- -:L .tu ' P 1 3 1. Diane Craig 2. Peter Craig 3. Lydia Ashanin 47 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sheila Ferguson Debra Powell Linda Williams Leslie Buckner Laura Peacock Deborah Scott Elizabeth Maddox A L 1 Lisa Clemons Laurie Garrett Amanda Fletcher Camille Batties Brenda Young Laurie Brown Darlene Jewell FEW RESERVE CHEERLEADERS , . , 1 i l my Q 2p3r-ch 2 3 b. - lift 5 6 w 1. Colette Ross 2. Tawana Hilliard 3. Kim Sanders 4. Sandi Petty 5. Sandy Beuke 6. Kay York 1. Carla Wallace 8. 2. Kathy Shaw 9. 3. Cynthia Appleton 10. 4. Robin Roddy 11. 5. Jennifer Lasher 12. 6. Jackie Akers 13. 7. Bridgette Turner 14. 1 l 1 ' 3 li Bridgette Barrett Carol Durham Colette Ross Yvonne Russell Michelle Smith Loraine Ross Annette Robinson S 6 9 ll-L ll 12 13 10 ,, ,K ,,.,. v,,,.,,.,,,, FRESHIVIEN CHEERLEADERS MAT IVIAIDS RUSSIAN CLUB 6 Kent Hayes 5. Mary Jones Q Gordon Dove 6. Mark Dohrenwend Deborah Waycott, 7. Steve Towne Spons. Jaimie Cole 8. Peter Craig 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Matt Lawson Kim Lacey Denise Jeffers Beth Rago Pat Baker Joan LaFollette Frieda Taylor Elizabeth Earnhart Ruth Lawson Pam Byrd Harriet Cheffins Carolyn Watkins Sue Smith 1 FRENCH CLUB 15. Laura Martin 24. Susan LaFollette 16. Scott Soltermann 25. Jennifer Lasher 17. Glenda 26. Susan Earnhart Westmoreland 27. Lisa Flint 18. Chris Reigel 28. Everett Shockley 19. Jennifer Daniels 29. Laurie Brown 20. Diane Craig 30. Carijane Alley 21. Wendy Beidelman 31. Clayton 22. Tom Defrantz Richardson Gordon Dove Sue Stillwell Kathleen Glickert Pam Gayde Marina Ashanin Emily West Anne Moss Krysti Wagener Kalista Swift Amy McKune Laura Smith Janet Morford Allen Sutherland, spons 151 1 . . . 3 - 1 33314 35 36 Ll 3 0 F A ' 15 T7 in i -3, 35 . fi y 33 1 19 9 1. James Brown 2. Denise Jeffers 3. Jennifer Lasher 4. Kim Lacey 5. Pat Baker 6. Frieda Taylor 7. Janet Morford 8. Kathleen Carmody 9. Ruth Lawson 10. Kathleen Glickert 1. Lois Repass, spons. 2. Sharon Smith 3. Nola Moss 4. Wayne Rainey Dianna Davidson 9. Leonard Williams Sandra Wilson 10. Marcia McFarland Eric Crumes 11. William Tuggles Diane Boyd 12. Bridgette Wilson Kim Chapman Eric Scanlon Ricky Loftin Mark Dohrenwend James Monger Steve Towne Paul Caston Robert Coleman Michael Thannhaeuser Charles Keys GERMAN CLUB LATIN CLUB . 2 .1 f, - g,,.l ,,. sr Q we gi if S 'ti 'sf 51 POM PCM GIRLS L 8 15 V . l l l FLAGS CORPS l 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Patti Blackburn Carolyn Hampton Peggy Smith Sandra Hunt, spons Vivian Johnson Regina Harrington Vivian Odom Lora Jones Michelle Jones Michelle Turner Theresa Johnson Estalita Rodgers Teresa Moore Terry White Marcia McFarland Marguerite Hazelwood Hope Pierson Cheryl Wilson 1 34, l 1. Michael Butler 2. Beverly Matthews 3. Mel Jones TWIRLEFQS ET 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Linda Walker Verdonna Malone Yulinda Blackmon Natasha Jones Linda Powell Michael Bush , CHEERBLOCK Arnell McCullough Susan White, Capt. Sheila White, co-capt. Benita Fletcher Patsy Davis Elaine McFarland Helen Gray Judith Stimpson, spons. Gail Stott Yvonne Russell Lori Tuggles Donna Clark Tina Johnson Bobbi Rainey Darlene Smith tx? sefiiff Bod Trabue spons. . Debra Nelson . Darlene Edwards . Anthony Cushingberry y . Fredrick Gaddis . Kendall France . Curvin Parker . Andy Cobb . Flonni Cummings . Frank Hines . Camille Battles . Lisa Clemmons . Laurie Brown 1 g15eC:gt?ghdc?cnkley K C L U B 1 2 3. Julius Trammer 4. Hans Harper 5. Allen Frasure 6. Byron Woollen 7. Gayle Mosely 8. Diane McKune 54 Wlllll LETTERIVIEN in a r e 1 'N 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 n . Albert Musgrove . Kerry Crossland . James Gruver . Dave Graston . John Jackson . Julius Thompson . Wayne Rainey 21. David Matthews 22. Clifford Jackson 23. John Cougan 24. Dwight Hoeman 25. Michael Sanders James Gruver Tanya Stuart Karen Milgate, sect. Bill Debow, v. pres. Scott Soltermann, pres. Kerry Crossland, treas. Lisa Flint Cathy Maybury V: ii IIE ,.,:.f P . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . Clayton Richardson 1 2. Gordon Dove 3. Scott Soltermann 4. Diane McKune 5. Krysti Wagener 6. Susan Shaw 7. Carolyn Watkins 8. Everett Shockley 9. Eric Strickland 10. Marguerite Hazelwood 11. Vivian Johnson 12. David Finnell 13. Karen Milgate, v. pres. 14. Tanya Stuart, pres. 15. Elvira Nolcox, sectjtreas. 16. Robert McNeal 1 111 1 Q. -4A so 2 19 Kim Poole K' L um acey Jackie Akers Helen Gray Brenda White Juanita White Candace Caston Pamela Burris Yulinda Blackmon Regina Harrington i Patricia Barry, spons. 16 . Brenda White 19 20 21 22 55 Patricia Baker Terri Gambill . Toshiko Knight . Ronelle Jones . Thelesia Haralson Leslie Buckner . Terri White GIRLS' LEAGUE 3 . Denise Jeffers, sect. . Valynda Jones, v. pres . Nola Moss, pres. 13 14 15 16 17 18. 19 20 21 22 23 Jgxv . ,. , . . 1 1. Michael Sanford, spons. 2. Devon Swanigan 3. Hiram Wheat 4. Gary Berry 5. William Wilson 6. Mattie Ballow, spons. 7. Frank Obie 8. Leonard Williams 9. Keith Williams 10. Anthony Simonton 11. Nathaniel Bledsoe MINORITY ENGINEERING A unvomrv mnonsrv Q INGINEERING QNGINEERING KINORIYY cuarufrmns . , STAGE CREW gf tv 9 1. Marshall Williams 2. John Jackson 3. Sandra Jackson gl. Anne Smith . Steven Brown Kathy Riley Becky Strickland John Woodard Chris Libbs, spons THESPIANS Phillip Hirsch, spons. Gordon Dove Steven Brown Eric Strickland Danny Irby John Jackson Marshall Williams Krysti Wagener Scott Soltermann Wendy Beidelman Tom Defrantz Margie Ringel Marina Ashanin Emily West Suzanna Hinant Margaret Wood .rf Phillip Hirsch, spons Eric Strickland John Jackson Wendy Beidelman Danny Irby Scott Soltermann Margie Flingel Gordon Dove Krysti Wagener FGOTLIGHTS QQQNWNQ i......+-Ji 12 13 1 14 15 SENIGFZ VARIETY SHOW 3 2. llfl 1 3 6 h 5 1. Sheila White, singer 4. Karen Carmody, magician 2. Donald Clark, singer 5. Tom DeFrantz, magician 3. Danny Irby, dancer 6. Helen Moeller, faculty singer 1 OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD 1. Kathleen Glickert 2. Janet Morford 3. David Moore 4. Delvita Moore 5. Dexter Jordan Kay Meade act chairman Theresa Moore, act chairman THE PYGMALION 1. Jennifer Lasher 2. Darlene Edwards 3. Byron Woollen 4. Marina Ashanin 5. Margaret Wood 6. Mike Frasure 7. Kerra Wagener 8. Freida Taylor 9. Clyde Bolden 10. Roger Hoiiifield 11. Diane Craig 12. Jim Gruver 13. Ruth Lawson Jennifer Daniels, act chairman Carijane Alley, act chairman Jerri Gallagher, act chairman COMEDY IN COMMERCIALS 1. Robin Roddy 2. Alfred Person A 3. Lisa Clemmons .4 4. Tom DeFrantz Carolyn Hamilton, act chairman ' Greta Joyner, act chairman 2 JUNIOR VAUDEVILLE 3 1 2 . . i 3 fi 'ati 'x 'K' A 5 4.5 an 1 3 6 10 us 789 ,Y 5 E f a 4 9 x . , , i' x 1. - ' V. F at I I 1 ' ' X it , X vvll- , Qi! ... . i ' '- V il A 1 I A ,,, ' l f f' J 2 1 ' 1 2 3 RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CCRPS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2 16 7 8h95 10 1. CPT Alfred Hayes 2. 2LT Fred Stokes 3. SSG Billy Easley 4. MSG Jonas Hampton 5. 1LT Ricky Howard 6. SSG Patricia Atkins 7. SSG Bridgett Barrett 8. SGT Valerie Appleton 9. PVT Laura Porterfield 10. LTC Albert Musgrove 3 1 2 ' Ll SSG Osman Haslam SSG Greta Joiner CSM David Moore 1LT Amanda Fletcher PVT Joe Jackson . PVT Dwayne Brown . PFC Kenny Crossland . PFC Nathan Bland . PVT Frances Akers PFC Frank Parrish . PVT Henry Beatty . PVT Frederick Mooreland . SGT Paul Rhodes 1 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 9. PVT Kathy Bell 10. 2LT Teresa Johnson 11. PVT Bridget White 12. PVT Lindette Newbins PFC Samuel Simmons 2LT Fred Stokes 13. 14. 3 FW 1. SFC Sylvia Allen 9. PFC Michael Jelks 2. PFC Terri Brooks 10. SSG Wendell Birdsong 3. PFC Frank Obie 11. 2LT Michael Gray 4. SSG Karen White 12. LTC Stephen Brown 5. 1SG Barbara Phillips 13. 1SG James Fi Woods 6. PFC Leroy Duncan 14. LTC Albert Musgrove 7. SSG Marion Dinkins 15. MAJ Charles Knight 8. 2LT Dexter Jordan f 1 3 L' i 2 1. PVT Harold Wilson 2. SGT Terry Dunlap 3. PFC Timothy Torrence 4. 2LT Jacque Durham SGT Alberta Johnson CPL Tracy Markham PFC Flegina Lash PFC Annanis Shotwell PFC Dennis Jackson PVT David Harmon SFC Sharon Smith PFC Dwayne Hayes 1SG Burt Dickerson SFC Bruce Hardy SFC Tracy Terry SSG Antoinette Warren 1SG John Jackson SSG Stephen Foster SFC Cindy Wilson SSG Greg Birdsong PFC Kirby Moffat 2LT Thomas Lee LTC Albert Musgrove 1SG James Fl. Woods 2LT Glenn Taylor IQ :J I , k f J 1' ' g 1 4 A Y i Y . V A k x I Gi 1 2 5 e a 62 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS 1 ,-uid' W ,awk 'eb 3 1. Michael Thannhauser, W. Germany 2. Maria do Socorro, Brazil 3. Lill Pederson, Denmark 4. Yolanda Cisneros, Mexico 5. Francois Gianola, France 6. Pierre Lebejof, France 7. Antje Dammann, W. Germany Not Pictured - Coulibaly Ali, Ivory Coast David Harrison, England Sabiniano Muribeca, Brazil 63 .N- 1 1 w I ur ll 1 V x-, S.:-3 'skffx will w, 4Q V Q,.'f5S. WON I l.rv x01A ' 1i !5f f - ,fr N wr YMA, i H Y v V -mn. 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If H 4, jf, flf., EL JQJIQ ll li I JE ,UQ llx ILT JL ELJK All gm, .ug ,1x,,1f JL gg 1L, 3L JL ll, 35,31 , Ll L, az I gg Ear fax lgmwnv har F 1LN2Qgf m-lf, ll I 5: M ' fl MQ ily M 1 r ' r w Nq- ' JL 1.12 up IL- II lL,i7K .JE li SPORTS if ll I V all ,JLBigger turnouts at games and newel Ay! lL MIL Jisports that Shortridge has never-ig., 1L - 1f' 71 6 K H L fl 35 f2Z2W?SfO1iaYi2Z1lZt ELaTTay0Sf-if Sur hard to come by l SE- lam2f ,,l if ...lf YC, RENITY. V nlvg' ' . ik!! , 1 311- -1 is K X-W-ff'TXui V Q -if '12 - W, 5 , ,, fir, , 'L rL,.LlL2 5' 1 F. ,x,' ,,,. , - ., f, yj . 7 ' Q75 '-4 . Sl?-'f' ' A N1 i if F CINDERIVIEN BREAK TWG RECGRDS Coach Jim Hausmann's 1976 track team began the season with a winning streak and ended with a respectable record of 6-9. Two school records were broken in the 880 yard relay and the 440 yard dash. The spectacular 880 yard relay team provided a new school record with an incredi- ble time of 1:29.3. Graduates Mike Green, Wendell Hall, John Smith, and Wayne Hamilton were the members of the 880 relay team. With a time of 49.1 seconds, Mike Green again broke his record in the 440 yard dash. Shot putter Rick Parker puts all his weight behind his effort. Above right - John Jackson sighs with relief as he and graduate Tony Bibbs record a 1-2 'Ridge sweep. 66 uwwwi awww' 'Z-P2 . -sign , , A A ,. 5 ' if ii ,E ff-3,4 Row 4: Garfield Cooper, Dan Rodney, Kerry Paicley, Mike Frasure, Phillip Brown, Andy Cobb, Frank Hines, Rick Parker, John Peacock, John Jackson, Ervin Wright. Row 3: Joe Beck, Gregory Rasdell, Jonathan Parker, Pharez Whitted, James Monger, Wayne Monger, Kyle Mason, Paul Ovelton, Charles Fitzgerald, Jim Hausmann. Row 2: Fred Gaddis, Anthony Cushinberry, Jim Gruver, Mike Sallee, Wendell Hall, Mike Greene, Francis Nance, Dexter Jor- don, Melton Keys, Garry Berry, Marshall Williams. Row 1: David Graston, Ronald Greene, David Collins, John Smith, Tony Bibbs, Frank Ovelton, Charles Keys. l l 1 l l l l l l l l 4 l E l l l l 1 l l i l l i l l GIRLS PLACE IN CITY TFIACK MEET QBIAPQ, , , 1. .-xg if V , .Y IWIII .I A 1 ggi'-IHQZ slilikf, Row 1: Karen Chambers, Theresa Harris, Yulinda Blackman, Deborah Nelson, Helen Russell. Row 2: Deidre Thompson, Terri Shackleford, Cathy Barnett, Kim McCrae, Belita Simpson, Manager Vernetta Thompson. Row 3: Coach Marriet Wisdom, Amanda Fletcher, Tammy Bonner, Alice Terry, Laura Zeacock, Bridget Peters, Beverly Matthews, Darlene Jewell, Coach Sandra unt. The girl's track team finished the season with a 2 win, 5 loss record. They placed second in the Ladywood-Warren Central meet. The team consisted of 25 girls who participated in vari- ous events. Events which were just recently added to the girl's total contest of competition are the hurdles and shot-put. Under the coaching of Ms. Sandra Hunt and Ms. Harriet Wisdom, Yulinda Blackmon won third place at the city meet for high jumping and Karen Chambers won fourth place in the hurdles. Yulinda Blackmon, Karen Chambers and Diedre Thompson were the most prom- inent members of the team. , 35'-,M-' .155 I Darlene Jewell takes the baton in stride. Above left- With her leg taped, Terri Shackelford proves that endurance counts. HARRIERS SPARKED BY MIKE FRASURE The Satan Cross-Country team completed the 1976 season with a disappointing 2-11 record. Senior Letterman Mike Frasure, with his most out- standing time of 13.48 led the team in all the 2V2 mile races. The highest peak of the season was in the City meet where they finished thirteenth out of 16 teams, defeating Ritter, Ron- calli, and Wood. With seven returning Ietterman, Coach Jim Hausmann should have an experienced nucleus at hand for next years cross- country season. WW' Y' af' rf as in :rs ' Y ' ., , . 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Ulysses Terry, Clyde Bolden, Jack Walston. The Shortridge linksmen began their season on April 10, 1976, and played through the beginn- ing of June. In his first year at the helm, Coach Richard Craw- ley scored an improvement over last season, guiding a 228-301 trouncing of Wash- ington. The golfers played their rounds at most of the major local courses, including River- side, Coffin, South Grove, and Douglass. 'T' LT LINKSIVIEN IIVIPFZGVE RECORD I I 1 g-,,l- l 1' Above - Biting his tongue, Andy McLaughlin sizes up his position. Left- From his expression, Richard Heard looks teed off with his golf. keft above - Having swung, David Thuma watches the ball fly down the airway. Top - Row 1: Beth Bottos, Andy McLaughlin. Row 2: Richard Heard, David Thuma, Coach Richard Crawley, Joe McLaughlin, Chris Gruver. 69 YOUNG BUT DETERIVIINED The 1976 Baseball Team finished a determined season with a record of 6 wins and 18 losses. After a slow start, Sa- tan's arose to defeat Avon and Wood twice under the coaching of lVlr. John Haynes. Junior Dean Trimpe led the team with a .303 batting aver- age. The team is looking forward to next year's season with most of the baseball players returning. iffy, 'E , T Q- . Top left - Dean Trimpe prepares to Coaches Tolin and Haynes lean for- Top right- Mike Taylor displays the rock another one of his team leading ward with intense concentration as form that won him a spot in coach base hits. the game goes on. Haynes' starting rotation. 70 , f. Q qw .ef J 4 f ,, J. .,- ia. ' 1 : 'Q f Y ,, Lxff, f 1 Q fir I Z, A H, ,lg , ,,.,,w. , ,- YQ 'ef avi ff V g 3 Capt A fp If J l 5 af- ' an., Q, 3 , ..-Q 4. . . Q 1 f A M C , in ' Q1 Jr. 'Ju . ' Vgdzx ,,,, . V 3? - .lf yd . , , Top - Coach Haynes preps the team before an important game. Middle - Row 1: David Matthews, Marion Din- kens, Mark Wallen, Eugene McNay, Michael Taylor, Dean Trimpe, Tony Williamson. Flow 2: Coach Steve Tolin, Kendall Fr- ance, Randall Tackett, David Barlow, Daniel Bar- low, Abel Burnett, Mike Sanders, Coach John Haynes. Bottom - Despite a low throw, Randall Tackett records another put out at the plate. 71 The Satan's Volleyball team sparked the season off with a persistant winning streak. They finished the season with a 16-5 record and were the runner-ups in the City and Sectional Meets. Most of the girls on the team are graduating seniors but the experienced reserve team, with a record of 10-1, will be ready for next years rough season. Ms. Hariett Wisdom, volleyball coach, said, This was the best record I had since I started coaching volleyball. Elvira Nolcox and Tyram Barnes helped greatly in defeating the opponent with their skillfully maneuvered spikes. Debra Nelson aims the ball to gain a victory point. Team picture - Flow 13 Becky Linge- man, Benita Fletcher, Tammy Barnes, Deborah Nelson, Beverly Matthews. Flow 23 Tyram Barnes, Sherri Wil- Iiams, Darlene Jewell, Elvira Nolcox, Kim Coleman, Valerie Sharp, Carolyn Juggle. Middle - Elvira Nolcox and Beverly Matthews watch Tyram Barnes' backserve. Above right - Benita Fletcher warms up. Right - Coach Wisdom's pre-game pep talk. 72 Ae ,, ' M,- ' ..-f ' . M, VCLLEYBALL 2ND IN CITY GROWTH IIVIPROVES SOCCER Over the past years, the Soccer Club has progressed from a group of friends kicking a ball around in a lot to a team which placed second in the city. There is a growing interest in soccer throughout the state, city, and especially at Shortridge itself. The team roster almost doubled in a year's time. To deal with this influx of players, the Soc- cer Club had a new sponsor, Mr. Stanley lrwin. Mr. Irwin played soccer in St. Louis and helped the team to become more organized. The soccer team had several outstanding players last year. Starting goalie, David Harper, made tremendous flying saves, Parisien exchange students, Francois Gianola and Pierre Labejof, mystified the other soccer teams with their ball control. All in all the soccer team had a very powerful year. Top - Tom Yau stays alert as the play comes to him. Far left -Dante Ven- tresca struggles for control of the ball in this close-in action. Left- Trapnell Kemper shows the rest of the SHS team his form in practice. ' ' 4 .. , , ' V , ' 1 y' f- ' Row 1 Kathy Jones Glen Goodrich, Raymond Wood, Cedric Barnes, Kenny Crossland, Trapnell Kemper, Robert Hatchell Peter Moss Kevin Crean, Maria Rago. Row 2, Mike Warrick, John Woodard, Frieda Taylor, George Brown Ruth Lawson Sandy Beuke, Wesley Shanklin, Jeff Cohen, Tom Yau. Row 35 Pierre Labejof, David Lawson Francois Glanola Joe York Dante Ventresca, Brian Rector, Matt Lawson, Sven, Eric Scanlon. TENNIS TEAM REAL WINNERS Once again the Blue Devil Ten- nis Team was the pace setter. During the month-long regular season, starting September 2, the racquet men mowed down twelve opponents, while only being faced with two defeats. In the city tourney, the Satans came within two points of re- peating last years over-all team championship performance. Three Shortridgers won indi- vidual City Championship hon- ors. They were Dan Beck, number one singles, and Bod Smith and Joe McLaughlin number one doubles. Andy McLaughlin capped runner-up singles honors, and Mitch Sat- terthwaite came in third, giving Shortridge a 1-2-3 sweep of singles competition. it 2 ,. a E I 45,92 , i , ,, M..,,,..w ..,,-fb..-, - , f , 'ii if D 74 -Q. 4 . 5 Wifi 6 ka ,.y5g?Zeg,-?5:,o' Easy? qw v gap? .J 'ggi rf- ff' +'e'.+ 2 ' tw.-,011 4 ' J. .- ,. pp, ,.,,,,,o4,92oof?ooooo' . 4' o -i. .--,.. f ff' li- T -. T ,'.. kwin: ' ' .' ' ' , . 1 . t,.. ... ,.,' ,.t.'.- .Wai 25,wv.vv6,-,wf'?..QQQ tsng fhs g ful we f qv' it it . wf'-1 ., 'i: W eet Q .jd F . I K K I : . ., . . , 1' gag! sie? Nffi , ...,,..,,,,.,,wd I TT' -1, ' ' -Q 'Ax,,.ff . Form is Bod Smith's byline. Left- Dan Beck gets into the swing. Bight - David Girton volleys the ball across the net. Team picture - Bow 1: Harold Pedig- rew, Roderick Smith. Bow 2g David Girton, Darren Smartt, Randall Brooks, Bill DeBow. 153'-an . , Matt McLaughlin demonstrates a few moves used in tennis matches. -pains .' ffftfaxffgia, v b IHA, .1 ' .-'Mz'r .L t 11,110 .ix , J M IM QM. 'vm-,wt . b -uwpww Stooping, Andy McLaughlin prepares to pick up a low return. Me' iff ,t4-, xfitktl I R5,yf-qi? ,, xx- . - Fl, x if' A 1 ,w.sj,.s:H T .I 'uni'-l !1m X X tl UUI,l,z,A .lyk yd N . X :xx rv ,K ' 3 A' x X K. 'Vt wit vi-W we W:-ii' M 1 1 4 4 4 f ' -, 1 . f - - x Q - tx-N ',,'.t,....i -' ,I-X N V .. , 'iymxptxxtifl-fxZtuxixxtgsr'tx Q X3 lx X . Wh , A ,gxrfk i . .1 t.rr'1:-1.-tw:-Qi:-:5: 02 .ix it ,. , an qi t W 'MIL-Qi W: ' qt fxiufxf t 3 5 xx h' x YQJ' KK' 4 U x X . , xx ,K X QNX ,.i3 f . A 1 NA A, . , X t K . ,vu x-. V-.-, ,,.,.f A fix? 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I? l X- if 'x -2 by My Top - Satans and their opponents go over the fine points of the game. The Fonz Bailey streaks into action. l 77 1 ' x 'A . ' Y 'J X ' ' W Q' - ve 4 1,se,ff 'R xi. 'iw H 17 . ,N . g a- X 4 , l Q ' ' if 'ff X V - - it 1 QL., x gxx .P - 1 wir - ' , , --,,, C in Q a I ! 1 37 , Af, My 1 A -b 'Ir 1 N' ' I K N ,VX Q? id' ' N uc. by f - Y 4 i- , . ,ef mf' ik ' ' 'X N' 1 3 f. r Row 1 - Coach John Haynes, Tom Williams, William Holland, Andre Malone, Curtis Grant, Kevin Buchannan, Kenny Riggins, Charles McKin- non, Dennis Jackson, Ken Ball, Darwin Middleton, Kenny Peacock, Greg Smith, Steve Cowart, Jeff McMiller, Coach Ervin Wright. Row 2 - Frank Alexander, Tom Eaves, James Ballow, Charles Brown, Mike Beard, William Primm. Row 3 - James Adams, Norman Thompson, Kevin Elliott, Rodney Strong, Tim Johnson, Norman. Warren, Mark Jenkins, Cedric Staten, Tom Cronwell. A v - N,.1i5 of Q9 x9 135 02 E W www Row 1 - Devon Swanigan, David Collins, David Matthews, Frank Hines, Greg Goodrich, Wayne Rainey, Andy Cobb, David Graston, Rick Parker, Calvin Jenkins, Mike Davis. Row 2 - Lonnie McFarland, Greg Rasdell, Joe Beck, Charles Keys, Ron Cummings, Hiram Wheat, David Moore, Steve Moffet, Leonard Gilbert, Tony William- son, John Smith, David Lockhart, Mike Taylor, John Jewell, Alphonso Bailey, Frank Ovelton, Raymond Howard, Kendell France. Row 3 - Coach Gary Brown, Don Jones, Mgr., Dean Luke, Clifford Jackson, Darryl Poston, Pherez Whitted, Kyle Williams, David Lee, Dwayne Peterson, Paul Knox, Mike Sanders, Howard Langford, Kevin Baxter, Tim Serola, Kenneth Grant, Harry Pace, Everett Greene, James Monger, Willie Chapman, Coach Richard Crawley. G v I Even the referee chases Michael Taylor races through the Cathedral line in a big game against the champion Irish. Darwin Middleton. 78 H 0 Nl M I N G clggilngipal Ben Johnson views the Royal l HIGHLIGHTS October 22 marked Short- ridge's homecoming duel l against Brebeuf. Although we lost, the festivities of the event didn't lose any of their fervor as - . ,lv if P l alumni from years gone by ,ttr 'QQ . chatted and reminisced to- l gether Freshmen, Sophomores, 5 , l Juniors and Seniors, as well l as the French Club, were rep- resented by Homecoming , floats, and banners from the ll Key Club, Naturalist Club, Foot- lights, and Echo Staff were l paraded around the field. Dur- l ing a halftime show, presented by the SHS Marching Band, David Finnell and Beverly Lud- Pl dington were crowned Home- coming King and Queen. Once again, the class of '78 walked away with the traditional spirit l stick and first place in the float l v l 1 l l l l contest. l l l l l i ' , l i V l ll ,C if ' i use - : Powered by what? Steam? No! Feet! King Dave and Queen Bev ride in style. l Middle - Seniors are all steamed up. l l l 79 l i SATANS DRIBBLE THROUGH SEASON The Shortridge Blue Devils' basketball team did a fine job this year despite the unfortu- nate disadvantage of being a small team. They also lacked a home gym which would have promoted greater school spirit. They proved themselves to be one of the city's most powerful ball clubs as they defeated most of the local schools. Leading free thrower was Del- bert Akers. He, along with Wil- lis Jackson and David Barlow, kept fans dazed with their quick ball handling. Seniors, Clinton Polk and Danny Sullivan pro- vided desired points in times of need. Joe Ward and Daniel Bar- low were the first and second leading scorers on the team. They will be returning for next season's action with experi- ence and polished techniques. Above left - David Barlow demon- Satans show their passing finess dur Above right Drlbbllng his way to strates his unique style as he moves ing a game at Hmkle victory is Delbert Akers the ball on down the court. 80 y VARSITY RESGE FRVE W . mi Steve Boyd FRESHIVIEN 1559'- Varsity: Row 15 W. Jackson, D. Akers, D. Barlow, H. Wheat, E. Sellers. Flow 2, E. Greene, J. Ward, D. Barlow, D. Woods, D. Sullivan, Coach Thomas, Fleserve: Row 1, C. Smith, H. Wheat, E. Davis, P. Walton, S Shepherd, A. Tinsley. Flow 23 Coach Trabue, J. Posey, S. Boyd, G. Berry, C. Jenkins, P. Brown, M. Dinkins Frosh: Flow1,T. Hillard, C. Floss, S. Petty, K. Miller. Row 2, B. White, J. Adams, K. Higgins, M. Clemons, T. Miller. Flow 3, Coach Haynes, F. Banks, P. Grundy, Fl.L. Manuel, V. Shannon, C. Staten, S. Alley. Steve Alley 81 Below - The Satans Reserve players Flight - Dan Sullivan soars find themselves down as the play goes upward in an attempt to OD. gain a rebound. Satans strive to control the ball. 82 Gr F, 43 Tm? rw i Delbert Akers looks over his shoulder to find the perfect pass. GYIVINASTICS IIVIPFICVE PHYSIQUE The newly established intramu- ral gymnastics got into the swing of things this year. At 7:30, before school began, the gymnasts would enter the gym to perform the common exer- cise and acrobatic skills of gymnastics. Gymnastics re- quires flexibility, strength and good balance. Ms. Hunt was the sponsor of this sport. Darlene Jewell progresses into a back walk-over under the observation of Ms. Hunt. Theresa Moore improves her backbend technique with the assistance of Darlene Jewell. 83 The girls varsity basketball team did well this season with an overall record of 8-4. Two of the team's disappointing losses occurred during the first game of the city and sectional tour- neys. The remaining games took place during the regular season. Ms. Harriet Wisdom as- sisted by Ms. Elma Helm coached the team through their good and bad days. GIBLS' BASKETBALL GOOD AND BAD DAYS Cynthia Appleton towers over her op- ponent to gain a victory. Top - The reserve team leads their opponents in circles with their offen- sive attack. Row 1: Elvina Gibson, Terry Bunton, Linda Williams, Cynthia Appleton. Row 2: Candy Caston, Rochelle Jones, Debra Nelson, Yvonne Washum. 84 THREE WRESTLEFKS GO T0 REGICNALS The wrestling team, coached by lvlr. Ervin Wright, suffered through a rather disappointing season this year. Their record in the regular season competi- tion was 3-4, while they finished 5th, 3rd, and 4th in the Central, Palestine, and Tipton invita- tional tourneys. The squad was plagued by inexperience, as there were only 3 seniors along with 30 underclassmen. Out- standing grapplers were Albert Musgrove at 105 lbs., and Wayne Rainey, who, at 200 lbs., wrestled heavyweight against competition up to 300 lbs. The future looks bright , said Coach Wright. The reserve team was 5-2 and the freshman boasted two city champs. If , X r 86 Mr. Ervin Wright coached Wayne Rainey, Rick Williams, and Albert Musgrove to the regional meet. Top - Micheal Bland says, Down to the ground or else. Left- Ken Ball is declared the champion while his opponent walks away in anguish. Right - Varsity - Row 1: A. Frazier, H. Langford, C. Jackson, R. Polin, D. Matthews, C. Shepard, K. Crossland, L. Williams, A. Mus- grove, D. Crawford, D. Holman, N. Bledsoe, R. Quarles, Coach Wright. Row 2: J. Cougan, D. Jor- dan, R. Williams, T. Williams, D. Poston, C. Keys, M. Sanders, R. Rowe, L. Brown, J. Brown, R. Greene, K. France, C. Knight, J. Jewell, K. Hayes. Row 3: Coach El, E. Strickland, G. Brown, J. McKune, P. Labejof, W. Rainey, W. Wilson, D. Collins, K. Williams. lk Top left - Albert Musgrove's quick moves catch his opponent off guard. Middle - Nat Bledsoe uses his dynamic force to pin and win the match. Above - Floyd Joyner, with his polished defensive tactics prepares for the Slammer , Left - Freshmen - Row 1: J. Cougan, K. Peacock, K. Ball, D. Middleton, A. Malone, F. Joyner, D. Rowe. Row 2: M. Beard, K. Ezell, F. Alexander, Coach Hausmann, K. Kelly, P. Wickam, N. Warren, J. Bal- low. rw , . fi uni rrl W - f.. f if W A k ka ': ',i A if-f a P 1+ ' iblvff 4 'QZ1 ',, 1' N 1 KJ gs .-lt, ,Fil Q A . .. . 15 X li, F f I N' f if QI ,Q 'F gf : .a c t i ff . . . 1 l . l, J.-S - . , fi:,. 5g . . f 4 Wt ' Wi. ' 87 3:30 every Wednesday at the Meadows Bowling Alley, you could hear pins crashing and see 'Flidgers bowling. The Shortridge intramural bowling teams consisted of students who enjoyed bowling and desired to improve their game. Sponsor, Jerry Steiner, among other things, figured the hand- icaps and kept track of the team wins and losses. 88 INTRAMURAL BowLlNe. Intense concentration gleams in the eyes of these bowlers as they watch a teammates ball travel towards another strike. Left - With determination, Yvonda Kidd prepares to pick up her spar. Top - Gregory Cager releases the ball as David Graston counts the remain- ing pins. Middle - Robert McNeal takes careful steps to maintain perfect form. 5 wmliwy V , 'W' 42 , Q, ,L i.. 2' i ,Q f an ' , ., - Q ,' tiff- 1 'if 5 .. f F, A' ,QL X 'Qu Q 'qi 'x if x -4.4 . I . Q 4-if Girls' track involves anticipation, determination, and relaxation. Ricky Williams' muscles bulge as he takes down his op- David Graston and Frank Hines work to improve their ponent. skill in punting. Ridgers await the moment when they can express the thrill of victory - or could it be the agony of defeat? 89 1' az .,,5,- . -. - . ..'1,?'f2:-if , 7 A A 4 ' . ll 7 ' Boys TRACK THEY SHS y yi 1 V,x .V 'V A Wood 60 65 Manual 'T 'O 5' Ben Davis and 96 24 Broad Ripple A AA,AA ff Washington 36 Arlington' yy V, 13. ,.'W-. fiiii, f Chatard 71 31 Ladywood' Q0 Q 7 2g Marshall and 48 45 Wood . g Manual 67 Scecina A ' ' Broad Ripple and 30 42 City 2nd ' Howe 71 Washington 0 2 Pike 70 46 Chatard 4 0 1, '23 Attucks 44 81 Marshall 21 . 05 Brebeuf and 53 64 Howe 2 ' 40 Cathedral 41 Attucks 2 A '0 Roncalli 50 76 Tech Tourney 2nd 1 Tech 96 31 Sectional 2nd Manual ' City 8th Sectional 8th G O L F THEY sus Arlington 219 M249 CROSS COU NTRY Broad Hippie 240 3551 Brebeuf 213 243 THEY SHS Chatard 221 2451 Howe and 22 73 Manual 238 Washington 43 Attucks ' A 278 235 Brebeuf 15 48 Park Tudor 198 22,1 Arlington 24 32 Wood 237 230 Cathedral 19 46 Tech 213 241 Chata rd 18 46 Ritter 207 QQ Attucks 25 35 North Central 189 240 Decatur 19 40 Washington 301 228 Washington Inv. 16th Northwest 223 238 Pike 17 42 A . Broad Ripple 28 29 1 ' Ritter 47 15 1 Manual 19 40 BAS E BALL City 13th Roncalli Wood TENNIS TH EY Wood Howe Marshall Cathedral Park Tudor Scecina Arlington Attucks Manual Cathedral Tech Carmel 90 SHS Manual Cathedral Wood Washington Avon Avon Chatard Ben Davis Wood Ritter City Howe Broad Ripple Brebeuf Arlington Scecina Tourney Tech Howe Attucks Latin School THEY SHS f in Lf 27 28 35 23 y gig 3 2- 4 ' 'S I 11 5 3 1 42. 1 1 14 15g 1 1 4 5 0 ' A A 10 3 Tech O 5 Zionsville 1 A 5 5 0 5 ' 0 5. 3 2 ' 5 4' 0 5 ' - 20 4 0 5 ' y 18 10 1 4 6 10 4 A ' 2 3 ' a 12 7 1 Z 1 5 4 1 4 8 3d 7 0 5 20 6 1 4 H 8 9 4 1 2 3 58 57 69 53 A57 74 251 f-81 as sa es as 51 63 l 71 so 41 ING AIVIENTS 4th Place 5th Place 5th Place 4th Place 3rd Place Place Place 5th Place -ei-Q-. 4--N wMF4l x'v.a.1hmf 4' W ss. for- 1 4 -A Q4 1'Y!6Hn JiN f , if 1.-T . L.-..lSTgi... ' f 1....ig if- U Lpf 1 f tr f Q 9,17 'L'-f-If kgs- 3LHnt4L,AxQL613rgq,Qx QL,L,lQ :f... 1f,. f -JL ,.2 L.eff .QQ .QQ e-J LJL-1,,..l -, Q55 H. 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T j 1' wr ' r wr I gxLg,...3i jvc QL JI infix ,1g5SH0RTFllDGERSrj jill eJE liigwhether casually chatting in thejglkrz, QL Tjihalls between clalsses epgigrying ti-:Tl G L-1feTf 1 QYL 31 'D if I ?ei?ttS2ef3ZQJ.2 Z?f2ZSph'eieLii-QL TQ, V-HUF M SQL, 3L,.,Qf.+,fL-fJisERENlTY. N3 rl e- , W..,.WXx Qt! jg ,7-J ,,CXfiW 35 -V.-.w.QA-f . ,- NN T, .,1D'J if 'Q . v X- CT. W xl -P4-g. 'xn pi , ' ,Lin 3 ef. W fe. rf I -Vg sg i x--5 5 I Ex IX! -. 5 X . ,I-515 QL X D1 , 'x N 4 X 1 ' -I I x N., C - A U , , e Q in-1 Q QQ M - -ff V I TV V 5' -U M--Q - - V Q, :if h, W kfll 4' fic: I rig. kxf C- 1 'FA ., , 4 ,y , . - , ,,f,..'1,1.f+'5'f J-r' fb I Y Y I M AA II- 'n 'Q?'ru .. :l1,. -. : H K VX-'Nj I gk. ADMINISTRATION g ig . . I . A X I 2 2 f Like every well run outfit, Shor- tridge has top flight leaders. Principal Benjamin Johnson's say in matters dealing with ac- tivities and funds helped to keep Shortridge active. In his fourth year as chief adminis- trator his main responsibility was with public relations - keeping teachers, students, par- ents, and the school board in tune with each other. Vice-principal, Donald Oldham, handled all business matters and school personnel such as the security guards, cafeteria workers, deans, and custodi- ans. The other vice-principal, Donald King, had under his au- spices the jobs of scheduling and curriculum planning. Mr. King also took responsibility for summer school. Mr. Benjamin Johnson - Principal Left - Mr. Donald King - Vice Prin- cipal Flight - Mr. Donald Oldham - Vice Principal 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I Ah, .. vi -Nw-adj ,.:.1-. . 1 ' 1 if '15 fiif '1.1 1 K' Ms. Betty Garrett -- Dean of Girls Below - Mr. James Dozier - Director of Guidance -42 ! 1' f Mr. Francis Carter - Dean of Men wr MI. 1.11 1 , E ,ig rf? W , .0 M5369 WM ig -,.,,j4,j,y z w ' . 1,02 V 'Z, Lwm-iam? , Q 'V -'iiimf-M, 2 L H, A! at k TEACHERS f 96 'F -V a , Z , w ii 1. 'V I Mr. Roy Aberson Mrs. Sandra Al-Amin, Math Dept. Head Mr. Hoover Baker Mr. John Baker Mrs. Mattie Ballow Mrs. Patricia Barry Mr. Thomas Birk Mrs. Brenda Branham Mr. Gary Brown Mrs. Marjorie Burford Miss Susan Burton Mr. Richard Cohen Mr. Leonard Behling, Music Dept. Head Mr. Robert Call Mrs. Dorcas Cravens Mr. Richard Crawley Mrs. Joyce Crist Mrs. Mary Davis, Home Ec. Dept. Head Mr. Myron EI Miss Mary Esterline yi 1 1 X 'fi ' it .. f fy a A ,K AAU X iv, ,4 j Q- vw ,f ijdf W r X , A b h . . 'F' Qld l A ai fTl Mr. Stanley lrwin Mrs. Carolyn Fay Mrs. Adrienne Ferguson Mr. Charles Fitzgerald, P.E. - Heath Dept. Head Mr. Ronald Freeland Mr. Ernest Frlgo Mrs. Mae Graves Mr. Richard Grismore Mrs. Jacqueline Greenwood Mr. David Hammer Mr. James Hausmann Mr. John Haynes Mrs. Emma Helm Mr. Philip Hirsch Mrs. Wanda Horner Mr. Robert Houston Mr. Maurice Huckleberry Miss Sandra Hunt Mrs. Jean Jackson 1 'U A 'awk 1, 1 If . ff I if 'A R 4 ii if aw' . . 1 V. .2336 . , . 2 1,4 f'-25' f .4 R 4 ....... . , 'Q' Z swf? . 345. . - MQW., f f f M mffifia, ff 11 ' QQ' ' I V' f' y E , .L ,4 45 . .Lf ,Q . . .z f 5 14 ia' :if li lv 4 ' 'fi ' If xg ' A A . 1- 2 A ,, 1 Zh fry-5E'iE5:55' . -1' ' 2 .1 , We -' .:nW1,rw,-..-.wav f . ,,,. ,.., , ., ,, . . -all-3.41 : f . . V 97 ,Yu I Q.,-1-W -7 Mrs. Constance Kirby Mrs. Azilee Kincaide Mrs. Joy Law Mrs. Chris Libbs Mr. Donald Mannan Mrs. Ernestine McCree Miss Susan McNieI Mrs. Helen Moeller Mrs. Marian Moses Mr. William Morgan Mr. John Medjeski Mrs. Nancy Nolke Mr. Thomas Payne, Social Studies Dept. Head Mr. Ford Flatcliff Mrs. Lois Ftepass Mr. Gene Robertson Mr. Michael Sanford Mrs. Lora Phillips Mr. David Shockley Mrs. Mary Siegel Mrs. Mary Slaton Mrs. Carol Smith, Science Dept. Head 1 j .. if Y I l 2 , K as 7,5 . ' Y: , V , ,. Q4 ff! A. s 1 9 1 E ..' Q.. ,Q- I . h I V1, 'I 3 ,- v' , ,I rw? 99W fm'--Y k,'s .Qg,,.r , . 1 aw. Q:,l 'fwwM,,4Jy A Af' ,W HM 3 , j f' 4 - 1 ,,:.tp,,e..,,.L -4 Y S I U V 98 s fC' I .5 .:9:.gs.: 1. waisifi ssfmliifimrassebhmx uf.-ia. . f ,.A.,, . ,I 675 K f ffk N l X .Sw f ' 6 - , 'W' ru 5.-E' , .9 ' . -J' ' f' -' ' 31 , if . A I N H f , 1 .r 3 I ,vii sl. 7.1 In ' ' ki 1? ,J -' ' I' lg 1 ,f .1 , 'Q' in ' A, gg.. 4 , 'Y . E 9 xt, 51 . k 1: - qt' I ' l' . K . 3. - a it eg , . 1 .I , ., - l f ,. . ' f 13, :- frf' HW 5 - 'I f '.+ 1 X' 4 1 1- 'Vw . r - 1 ' ' , , . E in I yff 1 f f . 1' ' ? . -.Jil 1-L I., g J A f 'A ,- w ffxi? KWH -f-- af' 5 -ff A ., :A 3 V2 if ' J 5:22 . E 'P' 4 gf? M2 V ' 35' 'T' R F i F 3 ' 47' .L 'A' '21 .i ' ., V- S3-Z'f' . ,.,, 1 in kg . , ' 5' if .I L .1 , v V . f v .wma ff '- ' f 3. 215' . . . V . 1 3'ggQf 2'4 t pr, f f Q , H Wy-. 1 1 ..., ...mu 1 . A , ,, . .. . 1 9 4 f -. ' 0 QW - , A -4 ' 1 3424, - I 'f.Y:4v'fL ' Arif .5525 T gif.: 0 4, .N ' ,J if 1 '3f4'f? -1121 SW.-2.1 M- C '?'Wx 409' n ,gum I ,rf N. W? f' .M .om .T .lf. t U V a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i 1. k m. l I. O. p. q. f. S. I. U. V. Mr. Arthur Studebaker Mrs. Judith Stimson Mr. Allen Sutherland, Foreign Lang. Dept. Head Mrs. Twyllah Taylor Mrs. Carolyn Test Mr. Ernest Tinker Mr. C.J. Thomas Mr. C.E. Thomas Mr. Stephen Tolin Mrs. Cecelia Tucker Miss Marie Van Horn Miss Lucille Wahl Mrs. Kathleen Wallace Mrs. Deborah Waycott Mrs. Ruth Webb, Business Dept. Head Mrs. Corrie Wilson, Art Dept. Head Mrs. Jean Whitcraft, English Dept. Head Mrs. Harriet Wisdom Sgt. James Wood, ROTC Dept. Head Mr. Gary Wood Mr. Ervin Wright Mrs. Clarice Young BEHIND THE SCENES a. Mrs. Cynthia Rohn, Frosh Coun- selor. b. Mrs. Joann Guttrich, Soph. Counselor. c. Mr. Roderic Trabue, Jr. Counselor. d. Mr. Jerry Steiner, Sr. Counselor. e. Mrs. Susie Brown, Librarian. f. Mr. Max Reisburg. g. Mrs. Marth Newland, Librarian. h. Mrs. Roselyn Richardson, CSP. i. Mr. Don Thomas, Asst. Dean of Men. j. Miss Shelly Akers, Secretary. k. Ms. Mildred Blewitt, Registrar. I. Mrs. Shirley Carson, Attendance. m. Mrs. Johnnie Duke, Switchboard. n. Mrs. Sandra Mumphrey, Atten- dance. o. Mrs. Kay Shepherd, At- tendance. p. Mrs. Gladys Smith, Secretary. q. Mrs. Mary Wills, De- an's Office. r. Mrs. June Lockett, Security. s. Mrs. Donna Douglas, Security. t. Mr. Don McCauley, Print Shop. u. Mr. Billy Taylor, Security. v. Mr. Don Smith, Security. w. Mr. James Hayes, Security. IN IVIEIVIORIUIVI OF THOMAS BRESNAHAN 'D Mr. Bresnahan came home from the hospital to test himself. He started with Vergil's The Aeneid in Latin and Dante's Divine Comedy ,in the original Ita- lian and Latin. Mr. Bresnahan wanted others to know the joy of learning. From Vergil he read, Stat sua cuique diesg breve et irreparabile tempus o nibus est vitae, sed famam extendere factis, hoc virtutis opus. Book X, line 467-70 Every man's hour is appointedl Brief and unalterable For all, the span of life. To enlarge his fame by great deeds ls what the brave man must aim at. In one of the languages that he could use, as others their native tongue, here is a wish for lVlr. Bresnahan Anima Thomas, et animae omnium fidelium defunctorum, per- misericordiam Dei requiescant in pace aeternam. May the soul of Thomas, and the souls of all who have died in faith, through the mercy of God rest in peace eternally. 1 -1 Urn-1 class every Even before with MXH , Q fi r - at being se ,SI6?Tf?'ltO bfemoaigx l y du- ated friend iff! as their-aha i i fyylled with credulouis neophlyte fresh? se- - 5532 rm vf into svihfifig of thniggs. Se- aaiiid Gov- question t the ii self to the sml Nationally, thi going SHS 9 pformse of scans. Finally, the a twist on the sophomores As It Was the an- to be classes to Nixon re- ' Security abolished. itself in . mer with candy to bri centennial the brought doom dominated of one sparked p sent the Indiana back to that the balance. ers went team led victory. V Patty debates Also marked ing their pate who ICS. past four years uncertainty and challenge, surmounted and replaced buoyancy of success and the - SEFlENlTY. avi .. 7 5.4 3 If, .E 1, .- vi 5, .,... .3 ::::,52f,, ' ...Ma , V .' V Q lp Q :, ul 0 , , Q' nu .-f f gg? .fr ,Liar rf V xf Qj fa: If , , M N, .f,:, ,, 1 , an 'lv . 4 Lwzxz 'nfl' 2 H' 1 ' 14,1 . Rx. 3 if ,-,ii .. 7 I L f 7 f 3, 'QSC , - V, , X X -x Ns Q s X X ,N N .gf-3 i M' fr 3f'r'3'5'1z.'1 K .. , MA . 1: 42:21 .. , -af' , W lf. H33-H99 an A fs .W 1 1 ht V , fm, , . , , !5J ,. 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'r 1 1 , , fk Ap px Vickie Smith Ann Smitha Scott Soltermann Charles Spaulding Keith Spencer Daniel Stewart Danny Stewart Karen Stewart Bennie Stigler Fred Stokes Eric Strickland Rebecca Strickland Tanya Stuart Debra Sullivan Elizabeth Sullivan Michele Summers Kalista Swift Norma Tally Brenda Terrell Ulysses Terry Michael Thannhaeuser Lisa Thomas Julius Thompson Jeffrey Tipton Bettie Townsend William Tuggle Michelle Turner Marilyn Waddington Mary Ann Walton Krysti Wagner Patricia Walker Stacey Walton Alyce Ward Cheryl Ward Marvin Ward Julia Ware 111 seniorseniorseniorseniors Antoinette Warren ,Q fi' i ff , ,I Annette Washum 4 Anna Watkins T Carolyn Watkins Kathleen Wells Donald White Glenda White Janet Whitmore Brenda Williams Martha Williams Rita Willis Sirena Willis 2, , HM! Chris Wilson 9 ! Wendy Winston ,W 4 f 'U ff A I X xx Q? Anthony Woolridge Lola Woodruff Cheryl Woods Thomas Yau Angela Young Henry Young Susan Zike Q, X ,V N A P 'N A 'x - .l , 'ft'-1 4. SENIOR COUNCIL, First Row: Marguerite Hazelwood, Wendy Beidelman, Donald Clarke, Mike Tannhauser, Carlos Banks, Denis Woods, Frank Hines, Judy Marrs, Patty Parker, Clyde Bolden, Elvira Nolcox, Kalista Swift, Second Row: Larren New, Robert McNeal, Everett Schockley, Diane McKune, Lydia Ashanin, Carolyn Watkins, Annette Clayton, Yulinda Blackman, Anita Slatter, Nadine Casey, Cheryl Davis. Seated: Sponser, Ms. Phillipsg Officers - Sherrae Moore, Publicity Chairmang Natasha Jones, Secretary, Krysti Wagener, Vice Presidentg Tanya Stuart, Ways and Means, Peggy Smith, Treasurer, Sponser, Ms. Greenwood. Unpictured - Kerry Crossland, Tony Gilbert, Marg Ringel, Sue Smith, Ulysses Terry. 112 5 7 5 ef G Adams, Roger Allen, Gene Allen, Jill Allender, Rochelle Anthony, Dean Austin, Vera Avery, Betty Barnes, Tyran Barnett, Kevin Benton, Keith Beverly, Stevie Birdsong, Anthony Blake, Dennis Blue, Larry Brittain, Kevin Brooks, Dione Brown, Clifford Brown, Darcia Brown, Dwight Burton, Charlotte Butler, Ronald Byrd, Gertie Carter, Terri Cobb, Andrew Coleman, Gregory Coleman, Lawrence Collins, Keely SENIOBS NCT PICTUBED Collins, Loretta Crabtree, Venall Damman, Antji Davenport, Allan Davis, Stephanie Dillard, Carlene Darsey, Rodella Drain, Charles Durham, Stephen Edmonds, Rhonda Elliot, Shirley Ennis, Harry Evans, Jerry Ewing, Soma Fields, Robert Flowers, Gary Franklin, Marie Frias, Domingo Gaines, Dewayne Garwin, Roquel Geist, Mark Goodnight, Janice Graston, David Griffin, Robbin Hamiter, Gregory Hampton, Jonas Hayes, Darla Hayes, Willis Henderson, Kevin Hinant, John Holifield, Roger House, Deborah Howell, David Huse, Timothy Irby, Danny Jackson, Judy L. Jake, Maria Johnson, Robin Jones, Celeste Jones, Helen Jones, Malcolm Jorman, Lisa Kelly, Tanya Lavin, Lisa Lee, Patricia Lockhart, David Maddox, Wayne Manuel, Clyde Marsh, Craig Matthews, Duke May, Darlene McLaughlin, James Meyers, Gregory Miles, Arthur Miller, Tiawa Mixon, Mary Moffet, Steve Moraud, Michelle Musgrove, Albert Musgrove, Patricia Nance, Brenda Newbolt, Tanya Ovelton, Teresa Payton, Gary Pederson, Jill Purvine, Brenda Phillips, Michelle Polk, Clinton Quinney, David Roberts, Linda Sallee, Michael Sanders, Gary Satterthwaite, John Shanklin, Wesley Shirley, Tina Simmons, Cathy Simpson, Ernest Smith, John Snow, Mary Sullivan, Danny Sullivan, Elizabeth Tackett, Randal Thomas, Duane Thompson, Peter Tinsley, Charles Townsel, Betty Townsend, Rebecca Travis, Walter Trimple, Dean Tuggle, William Turner, Sheila Wadlington, Marilyn Wallen, Thomas Warren, Antoinette Watts, Darrell Wells, Rodney Wheat, Edward Whitmore, Janet Wickham, Kevin Wild, George Williams, Charles Williams, David Williams, Linda Wills, Rita Wooden, Larry Wilson, Chris Woods, Denis York, Tim Lafollette, Joan Watkins, Carolyn Wagener, Kristane Beck, Dan Finnell, David Richardson, Clayton Blankenbaker, Sharon Ashanin, Lydia Milgate, Karen Johnson, Vivian Nolcox, Elvira Stuart, Tanya Solterman, Scott McKune, Diane Zike, Susan Hazelwood, Marquerite Dove, J. Gordon Frasure, Michael Howell, David McNeal, Robert Burton, Charlotte Strickland, Eric Strickland, Rebecca Moore, Sherrae Shaw, Susan Schockley, Everett Gillespie, Wanda Garrett, Laurie Beidleman, Wendy SENIOR HONGR ROLL 7.943 7.861 7.777 7.764 7.742 7.706 7.692 7.510 7.507 7.441 7.416 7.385 7.304 7.292 7.214 7.200 7.194 7.104 6.912 6.837 6.782 6.739 6.694 6.588 6.551 6.551 6.438 6.424 6.388 Jewell, Darlene Anderson, Kevin Gilbert, Tony Banks, Carlos Marrs, Judith Collins, Donna L. Quinney, David Lavin, Lisa Smith, Suzanne Thompson, Julius Brooks, Dione Malone, Verdonna Jones, Natasha 6.361 6.290 6.281 6.268 6.228 6.187 6.186 6.167 6.153 6.100 6.061 6.052 6.029 SENIOR LINEBS ASHANIN, LY DIA T. - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, '75 '76 Jr. Vaudevilleg Annual Section Editor, l.U. Honor Language Study, France, Brain Game, Foot- lights German Club, Great Books Club, Honor Pin, Key Club, French Club Pres., Russian Club, N.H.S., NOTE Certificate, '75 Math Contest. BEIDELMAN, WENDY - Sr. Council Jr. Policy, '74, '75, '76 Jr. Vaudeville, Annual Section Editor, Glee Club, New Establishment, A Cappella, A, B, v 113 C Bands, Brain Game, Footlights Club, French Club, Quill and Scroll, N.H.S., Stage Crew, Thespians, Stage Band, '77 Annual Editor-in-Chief. BEUKE, DAVID - Soccer Club, Ger- man Club. BLACKMON, YULINDA - Sr. Council, '77 Jr. Vaudeville, Band, Twirler, Girls League, Res., Vars. Basketball, Vol- leyball, Vars. Girls Track, Capt., Cheer Block, German Club, Secy., Letter- man's Club, Student Council. BOLDEN, CLYDE N. - Sr. Council, '76 Jr. Vaudeville, Annual Section Ed., Echo Staff, Young Life, Bowling, Res., Vars. Cross Country, Res., Vars. Track, Career Sampling Club, Honor Pin, Key Club, Student Council, Mar- ion County Math Contest '76. BUTLER, DEBORA - Sr. Council, Young Life, Girls Track, Cheer Block, Student Council, Secy., Y-Teens, Who's Who In High School. CASEY, NADINE - Sr. Council, Prom Com., Glee Club, A Cappella, Cheer Block, C.O.E., O.E.A. CROSSLAND, KERRY A. - Sr. Coun- cil, Jr. Policy, Res. Baseball, Vars. Cross Country, Vars. Track, Vars. Wrestling, Key Club, Secy., Letter- man's Club, Soccer Club, ROTC, Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes. FINNELL, DAVID ERIC - Sr. Class Pres., Sr. Council, Jr. Class Pres., Jr. Policy, Prom Com., '74, '76 Jr. Vau- deville, A Cappella, Orchestra, Fresh., Res. Track, N.H.S., Who's Who In High School, Jr. Prom King, P.A. An- nouncer, Homecoming King, Soph. Class Pres. FLEMING, DONNA- Girls Drill Team, Young Life, Fresh., Res. Girls Track, Library, ROTC. FRASURE, MIKE - '76 Jr. Vaudeville, Key Club, Vars. Cross Country, Track, Chess Club, Brain Game, Great Books, Letterman's Club. GADDIS, FREDERICK - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Track, Vars. Wrestling, Key Club, Letterman's Club, Student Council. GILBERT, TONY - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Prom Com., '75, '76 Jr. Vau- devilleg Band, A Orchestra, Bowling, N.H.S., Sr. Variety Show, lnterscho- lastic Bowling League, Float Commit- TGS. GORDON, SUSAN - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, '76 Jr. Vaudeville, A Band, Or- chestra, l.U. Honor Language Study, Mexico. HAZELWOOD, MARGUERITE - nior Policy Publicity Chm, Jr. Vau- deville Act Chm, '76, '77 Jr. Vau- devilleg Echo Editor, Echo Staff, Pom Pom Girl, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Who's Who In High School, Hoosier Girl's State, Senior Variety Show. 114 Ju- HOWARD, MARY - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy. JACKSON, JOHN - Sr. Council, Boys Drill Team, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Cheer Block, Footlights Club, Letterman's Club, Stage Crew, Thespians, ROTC. JOHNSON, VIVIAN - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Prom Com., Jr. Vaudeville '76, Pom Pom Girl, National Honor Soci- ety, I.U. Groups Program, Senior Trip Com., COE. LAFOLLETTE, JOAN - Annual Sec- tion Ed., A Orchestra, Great Books Club, Honor Pin, French Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Hoosier Girls State, Altrusa Award, All-State Or- chestra. MALONE, VERDONNA R. - Co-v.- pres, Sr. Class, Secretary Jr. Class, '76 Vaudeville, Annual section editor, Twirler captain, Library, Student council, Y-Teens, Junior Achieve- ment, MITE '76. MARRS, JUDITH L. - Jr. Class Office, Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Vaudeville, Program Editor Vaudeville '76, Echo Editor, Band, Young Life, Quill and Scroll, N.H.S., Y-Teens, Who's Who In High School, Teen Star Reporter, Hoosier Girls State. McCLURE, LINDA D. - Library, Stu- dent Councilg D.E. President. MOORE, DAVID L. - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Vaudeville Ch., Prom Com., Vaudeville '76, '77, Fresh., Res., Varsi- ty. Football, Track, Footlights Club, Letterman's Club, Thespians, ROTC. MOORE, SHERRAE L. - Sr. Class Of- fice, Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Vaudeville Ch., Vaudeville '76, A Cappella, Pom Pom Girl, Career Sampling Club, Footlights Club. PARKER, PATRICIA, D. - Sr. Council, Vaudeville '74, Young Life, Key Club, Stage Crew, Student Council. POWELL, LINDA D. - Vaudeville '76 and '77, B and, Twirler, Girls Drill Team, Mat Maids. RAINEY, WAYNE - Sr. Council, Young Life, Fresh. Basketball, Fresh, Reserve, Varsity Football, Varsity gvrestling, Letterman's Club, Latin lub. REEVES, SHERRIE L. - Young Life, Varsity Basketball, Cheer Block, Ca- reer Sampling Club, Library. RICHARDSON, MARTHA - Girls Drill Team, Young Life, Res., Varsity Cheerleader, ROTC. RINGLE, MARGIE A. - Jr. Class Of- fice, Jr. Policy, Vaudeville '74, '75, '76, '77, A Orchestra, Footlights Club, Stage Crew, Thespians, Soph. Coun- cil, Christmas Touring Play, Student Director Spring Touring Play. RODGERS, ESTALITA - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Vaudeville '75, '76, Echo Staff, Co-captain Pom Pom, Mat Maid, I.U. Groups, COE. SHAW, SUSAN - Soccer, Soccer Club, N.H.S. SHOCKLEY, EVERETT W. - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Vaudeville '76, Echo Staff, Band, Res. Baseball, Bowling, French Club, N.H.S., Nat'l Achievement Semifin., Who's Who In High School, Nat'l Merit Commenda- tion. SLATTER, ANITA - Sr. Council, Vau- deville '76 Glee Club, New Establish- ment, Pres. A Cappella, Young Life, Track, Student Council, Fresh., Res. Cheerleader. SMITH, PEGGY - Treas. Sr. Class, Treas. Jr. Class, Sr. Council, Jr. Poli- cy, Prom Com, Annual Section Editor, Pom Pom Girl, Pres. Spanish Club, Student Council, Mat Maid, Senior Variety Show, Secretary Sophomore Council. STRICKLAND, ERIC - A Cappella, A Band, Vars. Cross Country, Res., Vars. Track, Sec., Treas., Pres. Chess Club, Footlights Club, German Club, Thespians, NHS, Math Team. STUART, TAN YA M. - Sr. Class, Prom Ch. Sr. Council, Jr., Soph., Fresh., Councils, Vaudeville, Echo Ed- itor, Young Life, Great Books Club, Key Club, French Club, Quill and Scroll, Naturalist Club, N.H.S. Pres, Fres., Res. Cheerleader, Career Sam- pling, Honor Roll, Mayor's Youth Congress. SULLIVAN, ELIZABETH - Young Life, COE, OEA. THOMAS, LISA A. - A Cappella. THOMPSON, JULUIS R. - Fres., Res. Football, Res., Vars. Wrestling, Let- terman's Club. WAGENER, KRISTANE M. - Vice- Pres. Sr. Class, Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Vaudeville Ch., '74, '75, '76, '77 Vau- deville, Pom Pom Girl, I.U. Honor Language Study, France, Brain Game, Footlights Club, German Club, Math Club, Great Books Club, Honor Pin, Pres., Sec., Treas. French Club, NHS, Stage Crew, Student Council, Thespians Soph. Council, Senior Play. WARD, ALYCE - Vaudeville '76, Band, Bowling. WATKINS, CAROLYN - Sr. Council, Jr. Policy, Jr. Vaudeville Ch., Vau- deville '76, Orchestra, I.U. Honor Al- ternate, France, Brain Game, German Club, Pres. French Club, NHS, ISMA, Soph. Council. WHITMORE, JANET - Career Sampl- ing Club, Library. ZIKE, SUSAN A. - Library. i I 1 1 I 1 ' n I I 1 ? I vw I G RADUATION 1976 534 JUNIOFZS IN CLASS GF '78 W., 4 K Akers, V. .. V,., Alexander, C. , l Allender, D 1- 5 Alley, C. . '1 , ' Barlow, D f , - 1 Banks, L Barnett, W f T ig., Bate, S fia Battles, C -' - Beaven,A JQQJ, S gi K I Beu,S Qi, :'E 'Y ' ' Q '- 3'f' Berry, G Vl r . ' S ' ' - ' fe Blackburn, L. l j s Blackburn, P ' ' 5 Blumenthal, J. Bonner, J. Boxley, M. Boyd,o Boyd, D Boyd, S Boyd, T. Bradley, K. Bray, C. Brown, B. Brown, G. Brown, H. Brown, J. Brown, K. Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Butler, Bullock, Buntin, K. Burris, T Campbell, S Casey, F Casey, M Caston, P Caudle, T a Q A-, K :S 4 ,.,, ., ' Q - 9 A . . rv f, fli- , l ,v X, . A -f . '4el A A uri .2' 'A 9 L..u. ,, . 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Wilson, P. Wilson, S. Wilson, T. Wilson, W. Wood, J. Woodard, J Young, D. Vaughn, Fl. FROSH EXPERIENCE THE 'RIDGE Abubaker, H Adams, J Akers, F Alexander, B Alexander, F Allen J Allender, D Alley, S Ammons, M Appleton, C Arnold, E Ashanin, M Avery, J Baker, G Ball, K Ballow, J Banks, F Barnett, B Barnett, K Battese, F Battles, B Bealmear, D Beard, M Beaty, S Bellamy, C Bennett, T Berry, A Beuke, S Bishop, S Blake, S Bland, N Blane, A Bonner, S Bose, L Boxley, M Boyd, K Bradford, C Brandon, A Brandon, C Brasher, B Braxton, E Brown, C Brown, J Brown J - ' ff X u , ' . ' ,eg '. - n H J' ,. E k 1 l In K 45 1, ' ,l 'A Q. x 2 f., M.. fx' ff i-ifz nr, . ,Q ,V ,VU ,A ,K X, 4' 3, -, V, W3 I 6 ,. ' ,h w V i f I wif? CNH- Q67 A . ,rf 'fbi a 1 . uv . 'A' I' 1' '4'e V ig nv 1 Y KV' , Q J 1,1 l I l l l l pf 1. 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Pres., Chmn., Lisha Maddox, Co-pub. Chmn. Bow 2 - Kathleen Glickert, Janet Mor- ford, Ruth Lawson, Cathy Barnett, Juanita White, Terri Black, Lorraine Floss. Row 3 - Pat Baker, Kim Lacey, Denise Jeffers, Candy Caston, Helen Gray. Row 4- Mrs. Nolke, sponsor, Pam Burris, Randy Brooks, Anthony Simonton, Michael Clark. Freshman Council, Kneeling, Kenneth Peacock, Pres. Row 1 - Terri Brooks, Treas., Marina Ashanin, Secy., Cynthia Appleton, V. Pres. Row 2 - Frank Ale- xander, Pam Gayde, Lisa Flint, Cathy Maybury, Ftosha Thurman, Sandi Petty, Tom DeFrantz. Bow 3 - Patricia White, Yvonne Russell, Gail Mosely, Susan Earnhart, Susan LaFollette, Tammy Graston, Amy McKune, Nancy Taylor. -vw-V' JUNIOR POLICY As its first activity of the year, Junior Policy created the first place Homecoming float. They showed additional spirit by winning the Spirit Wand at the Homecoming game. The Class of '78 had numerous bakesales and held a canned food drive in December. The major activity of this class was Junior Vau- deville. Poor weather delayed the date of the production to March, but with the help of class sponsors, Miss McNeil and Mrs. Taylor, it was a suc- cess. The juniors finished the year with prospective ideas for their Senior year. SOPHOIVIOFZE CCUNCIL The Class of '79 started off the year by selling Homecoming Mums. Mrs. Nolke, the class sponsor, joined forces with the sophomores to produce the second place homecoming float. The theme for the float was Burn the Braves. Early in the second semester the class received an additional sponsor, Mr. Allen. He attended the bakesales that the sophomores produced. They earned money for special projects for their upcoming Junior year. FRESH MAN CCUNCIL No one can say that the fresh- men didn't have spirit. For the Homecoming festivities they contributed a float with the theme, Boil the Braves. The frosh also won the pompon contest. 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A rri r wn n m - f-fi lg hdaietI:l3ic?mOmun3yFEveanj3e, eu 'jj ' ithe tfusinesses own and reflect a-3,7 ' ' ' ' Ieasln sense of-SERENITY -L' gglyr.-'F 3F Pr A1 u.JLgf-TN' Q Qvpig5mE::if4QN jcltl' ggfj -Ng i5?iEi?355?5?25 Nx fx, - b' 1 4,9 J, X, S5-vi nXS s'+-s,,,,, pkg 1 f Q ,. if I dg 'k 'k -f F-'rf 'ir' lv--'ii'-i'2 E U L ,,1 N1 T53 f-+::AXj Just call your neighborhood Merchants Man or Woman for Green Briefcase We expertise on any financial matter. Coke www ' mmm de fm f0f,M4fooaiifmuf..fv61,aa2!aZf4f 1. 4 MTH 131522179 P l SAW, XCOLLEQE mil up PHONE 255-4,800 i ii Uinifiiimagii QM R462 dm 262-2435 Sli if CONGRATULATIONS and good luck to the class of '77 JOSTEN'S INC. Creators of fine class rings, awards, announcements, yearbooks, diplomas Don Hook G L ary ong 1210 N. Payton 651 Brookview Dr. Indpls., In. 46219 Greenwood, In 359-2550 881-2681 N1 R Pogfl-',R ,twin , 1 qtiltxl-N mmm V' 57347 WWW Best Wishes to the Class of '77 7h4rr14f9 Q, Walsh Pharmacy 3 E 38th St. Indianapolis, Ind. 46208 Best Wishes from the Shortridge Orchestra i l l i i i i l i l YOU NEVER OUTGROW YOUR NEED FOR Milk Foundation of Indianapolis, Inc. Members: Banquet Ice Cream 81 Milk Co., Inc. Golden Guernsey Dairy Products Division Best Ever Dairy Products Kroger Company Dairy Maplehurst Farms, Inc. Wm. H. Roberts 8. Sons, Inc. Drink at Least 3 Glasses ci Day EVERY DAY l l l i i l I I l Stokely-Van Camp Delbert Akers and Danny Sullivan enjoy delicious Gatorade after a hard day's practice. l I 1 I l FAREWELL!! M E We know it's hard For 'Ridge to lose C S 0 F A class that is so clever, But you know what's said 7 About the best in life - 77 Good things don't last forever' BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE l T 14 wfffffpg N , ., . .. , h 1 , ' ,l V, M A 1 I., xi. ,Qi A A, X, M A A gg 3 If 253 ' px ' T7 lf A' To T T A T .., .'. -s.!.WT:.xgz'..q.,.'L,..s' 'f' ' T 1 , so 1. L. tx: me sp 1 E , ,. -. sz.wMe-Wim :'f we ,4 .-,',, f-f,,,,,,y,. -g 5 ,P .f R V, V . A T S l , .r '- ' A -. - - - 'H 'f ' - - - ' - - - L A H s' H - 'W 'fo -U 2' j AA-553:mziwwf-A-W-M Q ' ' 'sz' Q A ' ,,g3t o',..,..,,..4.gg 2 M -4-'N-'h'M'f-'-'---W ' are 2 !11-T21-CW 'I-'ul' I'lLg5f- 3 in - -,'- - -MJM- ---- 5 5 ' ,,,, W. ,,,.,,. ---Y-Y --1--ef,-Z l--- iff.,.m.. ,D ,,:- -S i ,- -ny. -,,- ,,. . .:....e?-,, .,,...s.. .. . ,AA,f.. ,,'1-- W ,,,,:, M h M ' 5 5 f as fi ' A f 'Md' ' ' 'iv -f. ..-J' l....f ' ...T ,, M .-.. , 1 ,, 1' . , ffm: ' . - -958. ' ,N ' ' TT .,,.,'.Lw- V-1 ..--H -nf , Q SQA --.. -W ,,. W , 513: -A--.-, 'Lu qua' M 'W' . .....- oo -nilgw'-fwfr-1-tfv-J 'l Shortridger David Blankenbaker helps promote his father's store. .., .'- Q., , MMM 1 .Y': gil1 Jf'9n, ,T H.. M.. .,f ,f f f ff!! 1 We fl , lllflf . 5 I ff V 'I RICHARD'S MARKET BASKET 2350 EAST 52nd ST. AT KEYSTONE N fo- 3701 EAST 38th ST AT SHERMAN ef,':?:'2': A ' f rf? ,R Ai ibx 'ff'fi v'f'X'f-, QNX f f .,e o g Qi at N f ff 44 v N f '.g K In 9 gg-eb wi? T 'IR' 902, 05 ' A 'wif' bv Open 24 Hours a Day 144 Q- ' Congratulations Class of 77 BEST WISHES FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT AMERICAN FLETCHER. AMERICAN FLETCHER NATIONAL BANK AFNB Thanks for buying a yearbook, We said it was the best. Thanks for buying a yearbook, We had to sell the rest. Because you bought a yearbook, You really are a dear. And we hope you buy another one, Again this time next year. Congratulations to the Class of '77 from SHS FRENCH CLUB 1977 SHS Student Council Au Revoir et Bonne Chance Vive Shortridge! et Vive l'elan vitale! I BEST wlsHEs Whlppoorwill Valley Enterprises Don 81 Lu Lasher 253-9985 4646 Carvel Ave. lndpls. Ind It appears that the teacher's late for class. Hey, jump alittle higher! 'Nz' N' - -I' 2, ,QQ . M , by v -IX v , t was is .,,.,.. gf .' A ' -:ww . 5 '--' I IVLI if u 1 -Qa, Left - D0 you think they t '4 tt' could be doing the bump? - ,.--, 1 . I fi 'Q I , 3 ..N:,..,.., MW3., Lance Howard exhibits his style for successful bowling. Right - Looks of exhaustion and exasperation dwell in Steve AIIey's facial expression. 147 i is X , sf L Puzzled by his lengthy assignment, Tim Hernly shuts his eyes to think. While Emily Arnold is concentrating on her Spanish assignment, a fel- low classmate is concentrating on the camera. st! 5. ,jx 1 it ! ,.,. This art student makes a final copy of her masterpiece. Eric Strickland seems to be paying more attention to his notes than to his teacher. v--,Y 5 Tlixgi 148 i T i 3 1 ,jf Above - Mrs. Waycott gives aid to her Russian students. Below - Busy at his notetaking, Tom DeFrantz catches a quick glance at the board. Right - Bored with her work, Margaret Dumetz stares off into space. ,,,, avr mfg Shortridgers cheer the Satans to victory at Hinkle Field House. if rj? Tom Yau and Kathy Jones anxiously await the homecoming procession. 150 . ., ' ' .........fln Besides teaching art, Mr. Burke also is an ac complished pianist. uncanny smile ik-Aditi Chris Reigel pauses a moment to give the photographer his 5 I In the Variety Show, Rhonda Eden exhibits her ability to dance. The band tunes up in preparation for their performance. l l E Due to their warm reception last year, the ANNUAL has to keep the crazy quilt pages. For those of you who don't know what crazy quilt is or if you knew at one time, but have just plain forgotten, crazy quilt pages are reserved for anything that is not in the book which the staff thinks should be. k . g . ni K' 1 Don't worry Matt Lawson, the camera for is it the photographer?l won't bite. 152 1 Painter at work? Actually he's on his lunch break. 4 ' , .peusf ...WN I - ' F g ,ff-,-ws , 5 :ll Is' ',,,,,-59,5 , i,...- 1 , Q , . . . ,P' A ll-rw i f,, NG.,-fm: 3 wer- q -A ,gy 0792923 w' If f my Efcertefl ,,,,.- 1 ,S 4 ,W Y ' : Q ll in, 'Nate :t.11.,,!-cizfvtttt l . .-,--- -Q.. I.. alv- Ydi .,, . ,Mem mf utr: A .M 2 Balance P ,,..-----'g- 11 a 16 Tax , i 17a Multiply b fmefzw, 181 Subtract b Credit 14 19 income 20a Total Fe b Excessl c 1976 mir d Eameal 21 Totalfac 22 lfllnp 15 Mr. Morgan pauses during an Economics lecture to give his class a canabalis- tic grin. HY' IVIR. BILL FREEMAN We didn't send your picture to Hollywood, Bill, but we hope that this public display will make up for that. In the survey run by the ANNU- AL, Roots beat out everything else by a country mile to pick up favorite movie and favorite book. Best song was Love On My Mind, but Stevie Wonder was voted on as favorite singer and his album, Songs In The Key Of Life, was best in it's cat- egory. Earth, Wind and Fire easily picked up best group. 'Ridgers liked WTLC and watched the T.V. show What's Happening. Most of the people surveyed were born under the sign of Leo the Lion. Baptist was the most popular religion with Christian about 50 votes behind. Democrat was de- cidedly the favored political party at Shortridge this year. In conclusion, the average Shortridger liked the movie, Boots, read the book, Flootsg favored the song, Love On My Mind, loved Stevie Wonder and his album, Songs In the Key Of LE-5 were Earth, Wind and Fire fansg listened to WTLC, watched What's Happening, and were Leo, Baptist, and Democrat. U , ,,,, .gig l i , 5 1 . q- 1 ,, r Y, .3 h I Yvonne Flussell - Sorry we missed you in the underclass section. 153 Avery, Betty Adams, James .... Adams, Toni .... Adams, James .... Akers, Delbert .. Akers, Frances ... Akers, Jackie .... Alexander, Belinda Alexander, Frank ..... Allen, Sharon ... Allen, Sylvia .......... Allender, Rochelle Alley, Carijane .... 32 Alley, Steve .......... Anderson, Karen ... Appleton, Cynthia Appleton, Valerie Arnold, Emily .... .. Ashanin, Marina ...... Ashanin, Lydia Atkins, Patricia ... Avery, Jeff . . ....78 ....24 ......81 ....82,81 ......6O ......55,38 ...78,42, 137 43, 50, 59, 137 .......18 .....84,137 ..........148 57, 50, 59, 42, 137,41,40 ......47,41 ........60 ....45 ....10 Bailey, Alphonso ............. 76, 78 Baker, Patricia ....... Ball, Ken ....... Ballow, James Banks, Carlos .... Barlow, Daniel ... Barlow, David .. Barnes, Cedric Barnes, Tammy Barnes, Tyram . Barnett, Cathy . Barrett, Bridget Bate, Scott ...... Bates, Vennie ........ Battles, Camille ..... Baxter, Kevin .... Beard, Mike ... Beatty, Henry .... Beck, Dan ........ 55, 78, 50, 137 ...........78,86 ....78 .......35,70, 26,81 ...14,67, 137 ..........137 .48, 54, 43, 42 ....78 ....60 Beck, Joe .................... 67, 78 Beidelman, Wendy Bell, Kathy ........... Bell, Sharley .... Bennett, Rose ... 154 .32, 57, 31, 40 ....45 ....16 Berry, Gary ........ 67, 68, 56, 42, 81 137, 39 Beuke, Sandy ..... .. 73 Bibbs, Tony ....... .... 6 6, 67 Birdsong, Greg ....... .... 6 1 Birdsong, Wendell .... .... 6 1 Bishop, Sabrina .... ......... 3 2 Black, Terri ....... ............ 1 37 Blackburn, Patti ......... 22, 52, 137 Blackburn, Yulinda .... 67, 18, 53, 55 Blake, Dennis .... ........... 1 2 Blaine, Anita ...... .... 1 9, 32 Bland, Michael ..... ...... 8 6 Bland, Nathan .......... ...... 6 0 Blankenbaker, David .... ....... 3 1 Blankenbaker, Sharon ........ 32, 39 Bledsoe, Eric .................... 45 Bledsoe, Nathaniel ........... 56, 86 Bolden, Clyde ......... 39, 40, 41, 42 45, 54, 59, 68 Bonner, Sheila ... ........... .. 16 Bonner, Tammy .. ........... 67 Bottos, Beth .... .... 6 8 Boyde, Diane .... .... 5 1 Boyde, Steve .... .... 8 1 Brasher, Rita ..... .... 35 Cambell, Scott ... Carmody, Karen .. Carmody, Kathleen ......38 ....58,42 .....78 Carter, Keenan ..... .......,. 4 6 . .............. 44 Caston, Candace ........ Casey, Nadine . . . Caston, Paul .... Cerola, Tim ..... Caudle, Terri .... Chambers, Karen Chapman, Kim .. Chapman, Willie . Cheffins, Harriet . Chubb, Colleen .. Cisneros, Francois Clark, Donald .... Clark, Donna .... 55, 84, 137 . 68, 51, 43 ....45 ....67 ....51 .......78 ....50,45 ......19 .......63 ....32,58 ......53 Clark, Michael ...... .......... 1 37 Clayton, Annette . Clemons, Lisa Clemons, Marlon Cobb, Andy ...... Colby, Angela Cole, Jaimie .... Coleman, Kim Coleman, Michael Coleman, Robert Braxton, Carolyn ... .... . . 32 Braxton, Eileen ....... .. 32 Brooks, Randal .. ... 74, 137 Brooks, Terri ..... ..... 3 2, 61, 137 Brown, Charles ... ......... .. 78 Brown, Dwayne Brown, George ... Brown, James ... Brown, John .... Brown, Laurie .. .. ......... 60 ....73 .... 43, 46 50, 54, 137 Brown, Phillip .. .... 67,81 Brown, Phyllis .... .......... 1 37 Brown, Steven .... .... 5 6, 57, 61 Brown, Susie ....... ......... 4 3 Buchannan, Kevin Buckner, Leslie Bunton, Terry ... Burnett, Abel .... Burris, Pamela Burris, Tracy ... Bush, Michael .. Butler, Michael .. Byrd, Pamela ... Byrne, Ben .... Cage, Travantha . Cager, Gregory .. Caldwell, Kim ... .......78 ....48,55 ......84 .......7O ...55,137 ....32,53 43, 52, 137 . 32, 45, 50 ....32 ....88 ....39 Collins, David .... Collins, Donna .. Collins, Jeff .... Collins, Keely .. Collins, Loretta .. Collins, Una ..... Cooper, Garfield . Cooper, Tonia Cougan, John .. Cowart, Steve . . . Craig, Diane .... Craig, Peter .... Crawford, Pam .. Crean, Kevin .... Crevling, Jane ... Cronwell, Ton ... Crossland, Kenny Crossland, Kerry . Crumes, Eric .... Cummings, Ronni .... Cunningham, Sharon Cushinberry, Anthony Dammann, Antje .... Daniels, Jennifer ..32, Davidson, Dianna .... Davis, Earl ....... ....48,54,59,137 .....67,54,78,45 ....50,39 ......72 ....34 .......51 ....67,78 ......44 ....68 ....44 .......32 ....67,45 . 68, 54, 30 ....50,59, 47 ....50,31,47 .......73 ....32 .......78 ....68,73,54 .......51 .......78 .....67,54,42 .........20,63 50,43,59,137 51, 43, 137 Gray, Michael .. Davis, Katrina .. Davis, Mike .... Davis, Patsy ..... Davis, Stephanie ....24 ........78 ....53,39 ......... ..32 DeBoW, Bill I ............. 54, 74, 137 DeFrantz, Tom ... Dickerson, Burt Dinkens, Marion . Dohrenwend, Mark .....43,46,50,58 59, 137, 149 .... 61,70,81 ...........50,51 Dorsey, Rodella ................. 34 Dove, Gordon .... Drummer, Loretta Dumetz, Jerry ...... Dumetz, Margaret Duncan, Leroy ... Dunlap, Terry ...... Durham, Jacques i Earnhart, Elizabeth Earnhart, Susan .. Easley, Bill ....... Easley, John ... Eaves, Tom ...... Edelen, Rhonda .. Eden, Rhonda .... Edwards, Darlene . . . Elliott, Kevin ..... Ferguson, Sheila . Fields, Ricky ..... Finnell, David .... Fitzgerald, Charles Fleming, Donna .. . . ......... 45 Fletcher, Amanda ... Fletcher, Benita .. Flint, Lisa ....... Foster, Stephen .. France, Kendall .. Frasure, Allen .... .....30,50,55,57 .....39,149 ........61 ...,....61 ....46,61 31, 39, 43, 50, 137 ....40,42,50,137 ....78 ........38 ........150 ....42,54,59 .. .... 48 ......45 .... 42,55 ..... ..67 ....48,60,67 ............53,72 ...42,50,54,137 ....54, 70, 78, 137 Frasure, Mike .. 42, 47, 59, 67, 68, 69 Frazier, Kelvin .... Gaddis, Fred .... Gallagher, Jerri ... Gambill, Terri .... Garrett, Bernadette Garrett, Laurie Gayde, Pam ...... Gianola, Francois Gibson, Elvina .... ....42,54,67 ....32,45,59 .. .... 43, 50, 55 ....... ..44 ........ 30,48 .....42,50,137 ...... 63,73 .......84 Gilbert, Debbie ... Gilbert, Leonard Girton, David ..... .. Glickert, Kathleen Gooch, Chester .. Goodrich, Glen Goodrich, Greg Gordon, Susan Grant, Curtis ... Grant, Kenneth ... .. Graston, David ... Graston, Tammy Gray, Helen .......... ....31 50, 51, 59, 137 ....31,46,73 ....30 .54, 67, 78, 88 ..........137 43, 53, 55, 137 Howard, Mary ...... Howard, Raymond .... Howard, Ricky ...... Hudson, Rickey .. Hughes, Roland .. Ingram, Kathy .. Irby, Danny ... Irwin, Stan ... Green, Janice .... ....... 1 37 Greene, Donald .. .......... 43 Greene, Everett ... .... 26, 73, 81 Greene, Mike .... ...... 6 6, 67 Greene, Ronald .. ........ 67 Grundy, Patrice .. ........... 81 Gruver, Chris ... ............. . . 68 Gruver, Jim ..... 42, 47, 54, 59 67, 68, 137 Hall, Wendal ......... .... 6 6, 67 Hamilton, Carolyn Hamilton, Sharon Hamilton, Wayne Hampton, Carolyn .... ..... 5 2, 137 ......59 .... ..42 ...... ..67 Hampton, Jones .... ......... 6 Hampton, Wilbert ... .... . . 26 Hardy, Bruce ..... .... 6 1 Harmon, Anthony ... ,... 22 Harmon, David ... .... . . 61 Harper, David ..... .... 4 6, 73 Harper, Hans ...... .... 4 6, 54 Harrington, Regina .... 52, 55 Harris, Theresa .... .... 3 0, 67 Haslam, Osman .. ...... 60 Hatchell, Robert .... ...... 7 3 Housmann, Jim ... .... 67, 68 Hayes, Alfud ... .... .. 60 Hayes, Dwayne .................. 61 Hayes, Kent ..................... 50 Hazelwood, Marguerite 10, 39, 52, 55 Heard, Richard .................. 68 Hernly, Tim ........ ..... 4 6, 148 Hickerson, David ... ....,. .. 16 Hill, Brett ........ ...... 3 8 Hill, John .......... ........... 3 9 Hinant, Suzanna ................. 57 Hines, Frank .......... 67, 54, 76, 78 Hoeman, Clifford ... ......... . . 54 Hoesman, David .... ........... 3 8 Holifield, Roger ........... 52, 49, 45 ' ' 78 Holland, William .......... . ...... Hollingsworth, Anthony .... .... 3 1 House, Deborah ......... .... 4 4 Jackson, Clifford Jackson, Dennis Jackson, lvery ........... Jackson, Jackson, Jackso n, Kenny ... Joe ............ Jackson, Sandra .... Jackson, Sherri .......... Jackson, Willis ........... Jeffers, Denise Jelks, Michael Jenkins, Calvin ........... Jenkins, Mark ....44 ....78 ....60 ....14 ....30 ........24 57,45,58 ...54,78 78,31,61 ........20 . . . . . . . . 60 John 67, 66, 57, 56, 54, 45, 61 ....56 ........24 ...14,81 55,51,50,42,137 ....78,81 Jewel, Darlene . 48, 66, 67, 72, 44, 83 Jewell, John ..................... 78 Johnson, Alberta .. Johnson, Mark Johnson, Theresa . Johnson, Tim .... Johnson, Tina .... Johnson, Vivian ... Jones, Celesta ..... Jones, Holli .............. Jones, Kathy 39, 32, Jones, Lora ...... Jones, Malcolm .. Jones, Mary .... Jones, Mel ....... Jones, Michelle Jones, Natasha Jones, Penny ..... Jones, Rochelle .. Jones, Ronelle .... Jones, Teresa .... Jones, Valynda .... Jordon, Dexter Joyner, Floyd ... Joyner, Grate Juggle, Carolyn .. ....61 ......42 ...52,60 ......78 ......53 ...55,52 ...,....44 :5 ..42,137 ,31, 150, 137 ....52 ....45 ....50 ....52 ......52 ...20,53 ......35 ........84 ...55,137 ........24 ....16,55 .59,59,67 ........86 ....59,60 ......72 155 Kaffenberger, Andrew . .. Kemper, Trapnell Keys, Charles .... Keys, Melton .... Kidd, Yvonda ... .......31 Mathews, Troy . . . Maybury, Cathy ... Maypray, Frank ... McClain, Robert .. McClury, Rita .... McCrae, Kim ......... ....67, 78, 51 .......67 .........68,88 Knight, Charles .............. 61, 46 Knight, Toshiko ...... Knoxx, Paul ..... Kuhn, Andy ..... 55, 30, 42, 137 ..........137 Monger, James ........ Kyser, Veronda .. Labejof, Pierre . . Lacey, Kim .......... LaFollette, Joan . LaFolette, Susan Langford, Alisa .. Langford Howard Langford, Sheryl .... Lash, Regina . .. Lasher, Jennifer . Lawson, Matt .... Lawson, Ruth Lee, David ..... Lee, Thomas .... LeForge, Rebecca Lightfoot, Janet . Lindsey, Charles . Lingeman, Becky Lisenbee, Tracy ... Lockhart, David . Loftin, Ricky .... Luke, Dean .... Lyles, Donald Maddox, Elizabeth Maddox, Lisha ...... . Malone, Andre .. Malone, Mark ... Malone, Michelle Malone, Verdona Manuel, R.L. .... Markham, Tracy . Marrs, Judy ..... Martin, Laura ..... 50, 43, Mason, Kyle ..... Mathews, Beverly Mathews, David . 156 ....10 51, 50, 137 . 50, 42, 40 50, 137, 42 ...32,137 ....32,61 .50,43,30,42 137,41,51 ....18,50,59 .12,73,51,5O 59,137,41 ....78,31 .....61 ....44 ....44 .....32 .......72 ...32,137 .......78 ......51 ....78 ....35 .......48 ...10,137 .......78 .....26 ....30 ....53 ....81 ....30,39 31,137,39 ........67 .67,72,52 .70,54,78 McCullough, Arnell McFarland, Elaine McFarland, Marcia McKeIler, Jerry ... McKinnon, Charles McKune, Amy .... McKune, Diane .. McKune, John ... McLaughlin, Andy McLaughlin, Joe . McLaughlin, Matt . McIVliIIer, Jeff .... McNay, Eugene .. McNeal, Robert .. Meade, Kay ..... Meyers, Carol .... Meyers, Gregg ..... . Middleton, Darwin Milgate, Karen ... Miller, Kim ....... Miller, Lisa .... Miller, Tony ..... Miller, Tonya ..... Mitchell, Stanley .... Mixon, Mary ...... Moffat, Kirby .... Moffet, Steve .... Monger, Wayne ....... 54, 42, 137 ....46 ....24 .......67 ....45,53 .....53 ....51,52 ,.......78 50,42,137 ....54,55 ....ea,3o ....ea,74 ....68,74 ......74 ......7s .......7o ....55,88 .1o,59,39 ........32 ........31 .....32,54,55,30 ....30 ....81 ....24 ....31 ....20 .......61 ...67,78,51 Montgomery, Lawayne ........... 45 Moore, David ............. 78, 60, 59 Moore, Delvlta ........ ......... 5 9 Moore, Theresa ........... 52, 59, 83 Mooreland, Frederick ............ 60 Morford, Janet 78, 50, 59, 42, 137, 40, Mosely, Gail .. Moss, Anne . . , Moss, Nola . . . Moss, Peter ...... Murray,Jenice 41 ....54,32 ......50 ....55, 51 ....73 ......24 Murray, Wyena .... ........ 4 4, 22 Murrell, Diane ................... 43 Musgrove, Albert ...... 54, 60, 61, 86 Naghdi, Frances .... ........... 3 2 Nance, Francis ... ........... . . 67 Nelson, Deberah ...... 67, 72, 54, 84 Nelson, Margo ... ........... . . 45 Newbins, Lindette Newbolt, Kim .... Nolcox, Elvira .. .. ........... 60 ...8,72,55 Obie, Frank ... Odom, Viviam ... Ovelton, Frank .. Ovelton, Paul .... Pace, Harry ..... Paicley, Kerry ........... Parker, Johathan ....56,61 .......52 ....67,78 ......67 ....30,78 ........67 ........67 Parker, Rick .... 31, 54, 66, 67, 78 Parish, Frank .................... 60 Peacock, John .................. 67 Peacock, Kenny ..... ..... 7 8, 137 Peacock, Laura . Pederson, Lill .... Pedigrew, Harold Penn, Vanessa ... Perkins, Deidre Person, Alfred . . Peters, Bridget .. Peterson, Dwayne Peterson, Pierre .... ... Petty, Sand ra ..... ....48,67 ......63 ....74 ....45 ......32 ....30,59 ......67 ...,....78 ...,....45 81, 84, 137 Phillips, Barbara .... ......... 6 1 Philips, Sheila .... Person, Hope .. ....38 ....52 Rolin, Tanya ....30 Poole, Kim .... .... 5 5 Pope, Anita .... .... 3 0 Porter, Greg ...... .... 4 6 Porterfield, Lara .... .... 6 0 Posey, Jeffery .... .... 8 1 Poston, Darryl .... .... 7 8 Povnds, Faith .. ...... 45 Powell, Debra .. ....... 48 Powell, Linda ... .... 44, 53 Primm, William ....78 Purcell, Jack 16 Rago, Beth ...... .... 5 0, 42, 38 Rainey, Bobbi ........... ..53 Rainey, Wayne ........ 51, 54, 78, 86 Rankin, Darla ...... ........... 4 5 Rasdell, Gregory .... ......,. 6 7, 78 Reeves, Vicki .................... 45 Richardson, Clayton 10, 55, 50, 47 Richardson, George ............. 26 Richardson, Martha .............. 45 Riegel, Chris ......... 50, 150, 42, 47 Shackelford, Terri Riggins, Kenny ... Riley, Kathy ..... Ringel, Margie .. Rivers, Penny ... Roberts, Thomas Robinson, Senovia Roddy, Robin .... Rodgers, Estalita Rodney, Dan .... Ross, Colette .... Ross, Loraine ... Ross, Manuel ... Ross, Tanya ... Rourke, Jackie .. Russell, Helen ... Russell, Yvone ... Rutland, Joyce .. Sallee, Mike ..... Salters, Deanne ... Sanders, Kevin .. Sanders, Mike ... Satterwaite, Mitch Scanlon, Eric ...... Schwarzin, Helmut Scott, Deborah .. Sellers, Ernest ..... Shanklin, Wesley Shannon, Vinclnt Sharp, James ..... Sharpe, Valerie .. Shaw, Susan .... Shepherd, Steve . Sheppard, Michael 32, 42, 1 ...78,81 ...67 ...57 ...31 . ..... 22 .......18 ..59,137 .......52 .......67 .......32 37,81,39 .......38 .. ...32 .....30 .......67 ..53, 137 .......45 .....67 .......45 ........45 70, 54, 78 .......74 .....51 .....22 .....48 ...,...81 ...66,67 .....73 .....81 .....22 .....72 .....55 Shockley, Everet .... 8, 54, 55, 50, 31 Shotwell, Annanis Simmons, Samuel Simonton, Antony .... 68, 18, 56, 137 Simpson, Belita Slater, Anita Smartt, Darren Smith Anne Smith Bill .... Smith Charles Smith Darlene Smith Elizabeth Smith Greg Smith Jackie .. Smith, John .. Smith, Laura .. Smith, Michelle Smith Peggy .. Smith, Roderick Smith, Sharon Smith Sue .... de Socorro, Maria ...67,45 .....74 .....56 .....38 .....81 .....53 ...34 ,....78 .....45 ...67,78 .....30 ....137 ...52 .......74 ...51,61 .......63 Soltermann, Scott . 19, 57, 54, 55, 50 Staten, Cedric .. .... 78, 81 Stewart, Daniel .... ... 45 Stilwell, Suzy .... . . . 50 Stokes, Fred .... . . . 60 Stott, Gail ....................... 53 Strickland, Becky ............ 31, 42 Strickland, Eric ....... 32, 68, 57, 56 West, Emily .............. Westmoreland, Glenda .... Wheat, Hiram .......... White, White, White, White, White, White, White, White, White, Brenda .. Bridget .. Carla ... Juanita .. Karen .. Mark ... Sheila Susan ... Terri ..... 57,50,31 ...50, 31 56,78,81 ...55,81 ...32,60 .......45 ..55,137 .....611 .....216 32,53,58 ...53,39 ...55,52 30, 46, 47, 148 Strong, Rodney ................. 78 Stuart, Tanya ...... 55, 54, 43, 30, 38 Subar, Michelle ...... - ........... 32 Sullivan, Dan ....... .... 8 2, 81 Sullivan, Elizabeth ... . . . . . 44 Swanigan, Devon ... .... 56, 78 Swift, Kalista .... .... 3 2, 50 Syass, Carolyn .. ..... 32 Taylor, Frieda ... Taylor, Glenn .... Taylor, Mike ... Terry, Alice .... Terry, Tracy ........ Terry, Ulysses ..... Thannhauser, Michael Thompson, Deidre Thompson, Julius Thompson, Norman Thuma, David ....... Thurman, Rosha .. Tinsley, Anthony ... Tipton, Jeffery ..... Torrence, Timothy Towne, Steve ..... Trammer, Julius ... Trimpe, Dean .... Tuggles, Lori ...... Tuggles, William ... Turner, Michelle ... Wagener, Kerra ... Wagener, Krysti .. . Walker, Linda ... Wallen, Mark .... Walston, Jack ... Walton, Phil Ward, Joseph .... Warren, Norman ... Warrick, Mike ..... Washum, Annette .... Washum, Yvonne .... Watkins, Carolyn .. ....73,51 42, 137 ' 1642 ,50, 59 .39,16 ....61 .70, 78 ...67 ....61 . 68, 32 . 63, 46 ....67 ....54 ...78 ...68 ...137 ...81 ...45 ....61 .51,5O ....54,137 ....70 ....53 ...51 ....52 . 59, 42 12, 57, 55,50 ....53 ....7O ...68 ,...51 .24,81 ....78 ....73 ...44 ....84 . 55, 50 Whitted, Pharez ... ....32,78, 31 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams, Williams Williams Williams Brenda Glen Keith .. Kyle Leonard Linda . Marshall Rick Sherri . .......45 ...32 ...56 .....78 ...51, 56 ...48, 84 67, 57,56 .......72 Williams, Terry .. Williams, Tom ... Williamson, Tony Willis, Thresia ... ........19,70,178 Wilson, Bridgette Wilson , Cheryl .. Wilson, Cindy ... Wilson, Diane ... Wilson, Harold .. Wilson, Sandra .. Wilson, William .. .......51 ...18,52 .....61 ...34,84 .....61 ...51 Wood, Jonathan . Wood, Margeret . Wood, Raymond . Woodard, John .. Woods, Dennis .. Woods, James Woollen, Byron .... ......22,57,50,59 ...10,73,56 18, 54, 59, 42, 39 Yau, Tom .......... ...... Young, Brenda .. ..73, 150 .. .... 48, 43, 137 157 F 3:00 Friday Afternoon Friday! The long-awaited last bell finally rings. From within the building, students pour forth to partake in weekend ac- tivities. Some stay longer for extra-curricular activities. Others hurry home to get a head start on the all-too-short time before 8:00 Monday morn- ing. 4 ,.. 4 6 r ' N. A ,::. N 'll.m.:,.,m.. -X H r Rm Zan tv- J.,- tan' 'D 1. ', ,55Q 'gJ.. , 1 .fl-J f , . VI. vp . , -rf-. . , , V ,..f A. W ,J V ,. . Q an - 4 . , , . f F' Zwaws' ,gave V ik, ,f , . f .4 ' .1. M' may , 'libs' 'i'Jf,i,.'., 4 ' L .5 -.Nw 'A-rx' A . 1. WMP' J , ..,.1'. L, . Me, . 1 ' ,Im ' . . v A . . , , .im.L,! - and . 'wx .,,,.n 2 ' A special big thank you to all the people who helped to make this book possible' Mr. Robert Houston Principal Benjamin Johnson Vice Principal Don King Vice Principal Don Lydia Ashanin Marina Ashanin Clyde Bolden Susan Earnhart Joan LaFollette Jennifer Lasher Ruth Lawson Janet Morford Kathleen Glickert Everett Shockely Eric Strickland Marshall Williams Elnora Brown David Hickerson Keith Beidelman Jamie Cole Pam Gaye Diane McKune Sue Smith Frieda Taylor Kerra Wagener Krysti Wagener Mr. Greg Whalen Mr. Clarence Downey Ms. Dixie Lee Ayers Photo Reflex Interstate Photographers Mr. Cohen and The Echo Staff Oldham Advisor Honorary Staff Member Honorary Staff Member Honorary Staff Member Faculty and Senior Editor Advertising Editor Sports Editor and Cover Design Index Editor Activities Editor Academics Editor Co-Underclass Editor Co-Underclass Editor Staff Member Staff Member Staff Member Staff Member Staff Member Division Spreads Design Staff Member Last Minute Last Minute Last Minute Last Minute Last Minute Last Minute Last Minute Help Help Help Help Help Help Help Hunter Representative Photographer Photographer Senior Pictures Underclass Pictures The Shortridge High School Faculty The Lawson Family Use of their house for temporary headquarters ful As we leave Shortridge, new students take our places. 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