The Daily Echo, 1960-11-18

              Coffee Shop Committee
Prepares for Patrons
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durbin,
chairmen of the Coffee Shop,
will serve customers in 232. The
Coffee Shop is being decorated
by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Faro
to carry out this year's theme,
"Skyline U.S.A." The committee
consists of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
DerfUnger, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
D. Galloway, Mrs. Betty Gomnes, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Sagalowsky, Mr. and Mrs. W. Vernon
Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Seiter, Mr. and Mrs. George Vyverberg, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Wiles.
Faculty members who helped
on this committee are Mrs. Opal
Conrad, Miss Mildred Foster
and Mrs. Margaret Miller.
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SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO
Vol. 63, No. 47 Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, Friday, November 18, 1960 3 Cents
Nick Keseric to Travel
With Clobetrotters
Nick Keseric, Shortridge grad
of 1960 and former baton twirler
with the SHS band, has signed
a year's contract with the Harlem Globetrotters. Traveling
with the Globetrotters will give
Nick the opportunity to visit almost every state in the Union
plus eight foreign countries.
Nick came to Shortridge from
Spring Valley, Indiana, for his
senior year of high school.
FROLIC OFFERS FUN,
GAIETY, GOOD TIMES
The Family Frolic has been a
tradition at Shortridge for many
years, and each year it has been
bigger and better.
Friday, November 18 (that's
tonight, everyone!) is the date
for this year's gala event, "Skylines, U.S.A."
The many booths, games, and
special events provide something
Row 1, left to right, Vicki Knight, Linda Burris, Jessica Vestal, Trudy Thrasher, Eddye
Clemmons, Susie Prate, Gail Marmalad, Gloria Kemper. Row 2, Stevie Distelhorst, Sharon
Bruce, Margie Culloden, Sue Harker, Linda DePriest, Vicki Shull, Jacqueline Brinkley. Row 3,
James Karn, Tom Hoshour, Dave Armstrong, Steve Burns, Gary Grimm, Dave Gerow, Steve
Edwards. Some candidates are not shown.
THREE TOP TEAMS ADDED
TO SATAN NET SCHEDULE
One good city five, one fine
county outfit, and one consistently rugged out-of-town squad
have been added to this season's varsity basketball schedule. To make room for the three
added schools, two teams were
dropped and the schedule was
brought up to the 18 games plus
tourneys scheduled by the
IHSAA.
A new north side rival, North
Central, will provide the opposition in the Satans' opener at
Butler fieldhouse. Later in the
campaign, specifically December
23, the Blue Devils will trade
baskets with up - and - coming
city foe Wood. Then, on January 28 comes a real rough one.
Shortridge will travel to Muncie to meet the Bearcats, rated
number one in the state all last
season and state  tourney run
ner-up.
Howe and Ft. Wayne South
Side are not Included in this
campaign.
Nov. 23—North   Central,   Butler
Nov. 30—-acred Heart, T
Dec.   3—Richmond, T
Dec. 10—Kokomo, T
Dec. 16—Anderson,  T
Dec. 20—Scecina, H
Dec. 23—Wood,  H
Dec. 29-30—City Tourney, Tech
Jan.   6—Cathedral, H
Jan. 11—Attucks, Indiana Cent.
Jan. 13—Madison Heights, T
Jan. 20—Crawfordsville, T
Jan. 21—Manual, T
Jan. 25—T. H. Wiley, H
Jan. 28—Muncie T
Jan. 31—Ben Davis, T
Feb. 10—Broad Ripple, Butler
Feb. 11—Washington, H
Feb. 17—Connersville, T
Feb. 25—Sectional
Committee to Select
Senior Class Ribbons
One of the duties of the seniors every year is to select the
ribbons for the senior class. The
vice-president, Judy Gerdts, is
in charge this year. Her committee is Barney Barry, Randy
Beck, Patty Bloom, Aletha HIU,
Linda Lohmann, Dana MacDougall, Jennie Neff, and Patty
Sutton.
These nine girls met Tuesday
afternoon in the cafeteria and
chose the colors for the senior
class ribbons for this year.
After the ribbons have been
ordered and received, the final
duty of the girls is to tie them
and to get them ready to be
passed out. The only seniors who
will receive the ribbons are
those who have paid their dues.
The colors are not disclosed until the day they are worn.
The colors last year were
green and brown.
funny  and  exciting   for   every
member of the family.
The family can begin by having a delicious fried chicken
dinner (or salmon if preferred)
to the cafeteria (5:00 p.m. to
6:30 p.m.). The charga for this
dinner Is only $1.50, a small
price for such "good satin'."
After dinner Sis and Mom
might enjoy the Fashion Show
(cafeteria, 7:30 and 9:00 p.m.).
All the latest fashions will be
modeled by junior and senior
girls previously chosen for this
job.
Little Brother will have loads
of fun ln the Game Room (second floor—gym) winning prizes
for everyone. Mom and Dad can
visit the Candy Shop, Coffee
Shop, Rummage Sale, and the
"Second Hand Store" while waiting for the kids. The Hobby
rooms (205, 211, and 215)
should prove interesting for
everyone In the family.
A perfect ending for aT happy'
evening  is  this  year's^musi-.al,
"Pajama Game." This hilarious
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Underclassman
Photos Planned
for November 28
Attention, underclassmen! Underclassman pictures for the
1961 Shortridge Annual will be
taken Monday, November 28.
Students will be excused from
their English classes for this
purpose. All underclassmen
(freshmen, sophomores, juniors,
and nongraduating seniors)
should wear dark colors; boys
may wear suits and ties if they
wish.
The pictures will be taken in
the auditorium, periods 1-8. If
the pupil is in both a required
and an elective English course,
he Is to go with the REQUIRED
English class. If he is only In
an elective English course, he
will go with that class.
If the student Is NOT enrolled
in an English class this semester, he should report to the auditorium during home room after attendance has been taken.
Four cameras will be set up
in the auditorium for these pictures. Pupils are to sit quietly
with their class In the assigned
place until their turn. They are
asked to fill out all required information accurately and correctly.