Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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POLIS if UIERS ON 7 IRIKK af' Strike Con 'r. con'r from p. 4 But continue it did, post the first week, through the second, ond into the third until some oction wos finolly token. During the third week, Judge Huse honded down 0 court order thot ordered the reochers bock to work ond ordered pickets orrested by the lndionopolis police. One stipulotion of the order wos thot reochers not returning to the clossroom would foce o S25 o doy fine thot would hove to be motched by the l.E.A. The order hod no effect though os reochers remoined out of school. Some reochers olso tried to continue picketing but were promptly orrested. Among those or- rested were Shortridge reochers Mr. Borton Richordson Mr. Hoover Boker ond Mt. Do- vid Hommer. As the fourth week possed tempers become short between oll porties involved ond with the outside community MR THOMAS PAYNE tolks with Mory Ann Endsley during o breok between closses Mr Poyne wos one of the few reochers found in the school during the firs' few doys of the strike All depclrtment heods, like Mr Poyne were in school becouse their controct wos still in effect lffyq O Ag nw-4 b 'wbh gxgw ,www- sl breothing fire, rhe porties returned to the botgoining toble. Finolly, during the fifth week the reochers returned to the school ond the controct negotiotions went to bind- ing orbitrotion. The end result of the strike will be the lingering emotions ond tension honging over the school system. lt hos been ogreed thot neither side will win o cleor cur victory but there is not doubt thot there wos o loserg the students, SHIRE 7

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o Srrilse BOARD PRESIDENT LILLIAN DAVIS, School Superinrendonr Korl l4oIp, Doord Commissioners Dr. Mory Busch ond Porriclo Welch Iisren ro inrroducrions of people in orrendonce or rhe Seprember 25th meering. During rhe meering severol reochers, pore-nrs ond communiry Ieoders oddressed the ooord on rheir concern obour rhe conrinuorion of rhe srrilse. MR. l-IOOVER BAKER ond Mr, Phillip Hirsch piclser in fronr of rhe school during one of rhe firsr doys of the srrilse. Mr, Bolser wos one of severol reochers orresred by the Indiono- polis Police severol doys Iorer for violoring Judge Huse's order ro ceose piclsering ff-M -- A-E ia .- oil iii- J A i-RE' A-4 J, c 4,1 ,H W- max Jw' ,525 wh S l ,Til fx. i i..-,i my 3, v-. -vi mtv -q 4 iillNG Jflil E J

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Live lr Up Be ore There is no opprooch of ourumn. Ir simply occurs every yeor, without foil. The only on- sloughr of foll is summer, so when we feel the cooler breezes ond see rhe chonging colors, ir is nor rhe opprooch of ourumn, Confusing? Well, onywoy, enough philosophy. Ar rhis poinr ou- rumn hos olreody orrived ond post. The our- word chonges ore oll foirly obvious, However, fhere ore inword chonges rhor leod ro whor we see. An opening or rhe srem of o leof grows closed. The chlorophyl, which gives leoves their green oppeoronce, fodes. Corp- rene ond zonrhrophyll, orher pigmenrs in rhe leoves, become more prevolenr ond give us rhe blozing foll colors. The leof rhen evenruolly dies for locls of worer ond sop. The remperorures begin ro rolse o groduol nosedive. Norure follows o course of slow de- mise, unril ir reoches o period of dormoncy. ln rhis store ir remoins unril spring Cnor unril rhe onsloughr of spring, becouse rhor is winrerb. However, while norure slowly winds down ro o srop, school ocriviry picks up or o fosr ond furious rore. Sporting events increose, closses ond clubs ger their yeorly prcjecrs srorred ond srudenrs, onxious ro molse the besr of the losr few worm doys, heod for rhe greor outdoors. Armed ro rhe reerh wirh frisbees, soccer bolls ond somerhing cold ro drink, srudenrs rolse ro The porls ro sools up rhe sun ond ergoy the color of foll. Wejusr live ir up. All l need is ci soccer boll o lirrle beer ond o worm doy ro hove o lor of fun, Junior, Croig l-lormon soid. For rhe srudenrs, foll is probobly rhe besr secison of oll, ir combines neor perfecr wecirher, beouriful sce- nery ond chonce ro 'llive ir up before rhe rolse over by winrer.