Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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, ik NX vb' . 1 -an-...Oy 1. -may iii- -fwfx rss, s '.,..--Q rr. . .,. 5 Pkg, ',': 1 1 N7 ,D ,. '? FORREST RADCLIFFE, senior, devoted Kinney's employee by day, joyous partier by night. MAEVE SPICER, senior, spent the summer in Switzerland, where the camp was a cow pasture donated by a kindly mountain farmer. All buildings had to be constructed by the campers themselves out of Army tarps and logs. Wasser, the Suiss German word for water, was the name this sight was dubbed. . f ' M ' , I A 2 ,f I . . f llqv ' 'I ,K 32, I X Q'e'sl -fl' . ,,.- . , f l 'A 3. 1 .fl I v . i-r . tv '- ra, M- Summer Daze Summer Daze the saying tends to bring out a rather lethargic feeling, a feeling of luxurious indulgement that provokes our tendency toward laziness to come forth in all it's glory. Yet the memories of the past sum- mer contradict these thoughts entering our minds. Many devoted students continued going to school right through the summer in hopes of obtaining their driver's license, and though the summer was not a dream of re- laxation, their efforts are now paying off as they find they no longer need to search to find a ride to the latest SHS social event. They now can arrive in style, jingling car keys in hand. Meanwhile several Ridgers spread to the far corners of the nation to gain their con- tinuing education and fun in the sun. Rumor has it that a few students even allowed them- selves to be submerged in the language, cul- ture or fine arts of a foreign country! As ambitious as many students became to use their summers to the summit, there luck- ily remained just enough Ridgers to form the Blue Crush and get our football team off to a good start, arousing the feelings of spirit everyone had set aside for the Summer Daze summerf5