Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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' , MZ., ,. It's never routine . . . it's interest- ing, said Officer Donna Douglas of her job as security police officer at Shor- tridge. The newest member on Shor- tridge's force of five police was Officer Smith. Sergeant Lockett was the veteran of the squad with seven years of experi- ence. To qualify for this job, the five police had to take training with the ln- dianapolis Police Department. Training included karate, first aid, communica- tions codes, coronary pulmonary resus- citation, and knowledge of criminal law. After training, some officers re- quest to be placed at a specific school. The Shortridge security police agree that the worst part of their job is having to arrest a student after all else has failed. Although their official title is security Security Police at Shortridge police, they are often called security guards. The difference between guards and police is that police have more training. Sergeant Lockett hopes that they will soon be commonly refer- red to as security police. When someone says, security police, it is easy to think of a vicious guard, armed with mace and a german shepherd. The Shortridge security police have changed this picture to one of persons to be respected. Below - A big ten-four . . says Sgt. Iune Lockett. 212 Q' 'V Hg? -. ,- cr. -r-,. fa- -,m.f.,.u.-1.-111..-1...-.-1.,,..n1 11. ,Z 7, 1 Above - Officers james Hayes and Don Smith take a break in the cafeteria. Below left - I've got my eyes on you, says Of- ficer Donna Douglas. Below - Officer Billy Taylor leans against his fa- vorite pillar. 1n

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Cafeteria Has Efficient System Most students and faculty take the cafeteria for granted. The seventeen- member staff works hard to please the crowdp their day begins at 5:00 a.m. and usually lasts until 3:00 p.m. Mrs. Pollitt, the food manager for Shortridge, also makes all of the baked desserts. When asked if she enjoyed her job, Mrs. Pol- litt stated, I wouldn't be here if I didn't. Most of the food used in the cafeteria is purchased on bids. Companies send the bids to the Education Center and they choose some and check their choice with Mrs. Pollitt. This process repeats itself twice a year. The youngest on the staff this year was Darnice McGraw, in her early twenties. The staff worked well with the equipment they had, making for an efficient system. Left - Scott Murphy contemplates the agony of defeat in a chess game during his lunch period. Below - Now if l can only make it to my table . . CHARM DYE LIBRARY sliotmmtisfz HsoH scrioor U