The Daily Echo, 1960-12-16

              25 SHS PUPILS ACHIEVE STRAIGHT "A"
The Honor Roll for the second
six weeks' grading period has
been announced by the office. To
be on the honor roll, a pupil
must have a total of 30 honor
points on his grade card.
Twenty-five of the pupils who
arc on the honor roll are straight
A students. They are as follow*:
Straight A
Pupils Listed
Jo Ellen Beamer, (Mary) Susan Beamer, Steven Clarke,
Donna Rae Faro, Nancy Harrison, Nancy Holsapple, Sally Jenkins, Ann Johns, Marion
Klumpp, Peggy Kohn, Cynthia
Mauck, Dana MacDougall, and
Tom McDowell. Others are Ann
Mclntire, Alice Osier, James
Overla, Alan Paller, Ellen Pippert, Kyle Pruett, David Reuben, Howard Sagalowsky, Linda
Stinkard, John Sparks, Judith
Stuckman, and Diane Wiles.
Several Earn 40
or More Points
Pupils who are on the honor
roll making 40 or more points
are John Allerdice, Mary Bascom, Steven Clarke, Andy Gaus,
Nancy Harrison. Sally Jenkins,
Marion Klumpp, Peggy Kohn,
Cynthia Mauck, Tom McDowell,
Ann Mclntire, Amy Morrison.
Alice Osier, James Overla. Alan
PaUer, Ellen Pippert, Victoria
Porter. Kyle Pruett, David Reuben, Christy Robb, Marie M.
Roberts, and John Sparks.
Many of these pupils are on
the straight A list also.
Others on the honor roll are
listed.
Charlottt'Adam.**, Jay Alexander, Jerry Allen, Theodora Amos,
Janyce Anderson, KarlLs Augen-
bergs, Mlroza Augenbergs, Pam
Baker, John Batchelder, Gail
Bayer, Sue Ellen Becker, Linda
Bennett, Leora Serins, Sigurd
Berzins, Kathleen Bloom, Pat
Bloom, Barbara Boyd, Kenneth
Buckstrup, Victor Burford, Kathy
Butt.
Elizabeth Carley, John Carley,
Connie Clapsaddle, Barbara
Cohn, Jean Conley, Sally Cook.
SaUy Cross, Deanna Daniels.
Lonna Davis, Paul Davis, Brank
DeBruhl. Richard DeLong. Robert Dock. Nancy Dowd, Gail
Dunlevy. Jim Dunn, Karen Durbin, Susan Eberhard, Joyce Edwards, Mary Ann Efroymson.
Thomas Ehrich, Elly Engelkes,
Norman Ettinger. Robert Evans,
Andrew Falender, Jim Falender,
Nancy Fishback, Phyllis Fitzgib-
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SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO
Vol. 63, No. 65
Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, Friday, December 16, 1960
3  Cent
FTA Shares Christinas
Gaiety With Children
in Hospital Ward
Thinking of others is the
spirit everyone should have at
Christmas time. The Future
Teachers of America practiced
this Monday at a Christmas
party given in the teachers' cafeteria.
Each person bought a child's
gift and wrapping material. The
finished product- were an array of brightly wrapped gifts
ready to be taken to General
Hospital where they will be distributed in the children's ward.
After a brief meeting, Cokes,
potato chips and candy canes
were served.
Those attending the party
were Maxine Anderson, Joyce
Biddinger, DeLois Brown, Carolyn Brown, Molette Brown, Wil-
lcitha Brown, Gwendolyn Heeter, Charlene Holley, Judy Jackson, Joyce Lynch, Zilthia Perkins, lvalue Robinson, Beverly
Robinson, Donna Ramsey and
Patricia Ramsey.
Miss Katharine Smith is the
sponsor.
TOURNEY TICKETS
ON SALE MONDAY
That tickets for the city basketball tourney are to be on
sale Monday in the business office was announced by Robert
Nipper, athletic director. The
number of tickets is limited this
year because the tourney will be
held at Tech High School instead of the Butler fieldhouse.
Only 3.000 tickets will be sold,
and of these Shortridge has an
allotment of 474.
The city tourney will be held
on December 29 and 30. Shortridge will play its first game
against Manual.
Students who plan to attend
the games should buy their tickets early to be sure of a seat.
SHS MAT MEN TO HEAD
TO CITY TOURNEY MEET
German CluhkMemhers
Have Christmas Party
At the German Club Christ-
ma.s party Tuesday Miss Louise
Reiter, sponsor, took up a col-"
lection to send English-German
tapes overseas to German student*. In return the German students will send German-English tapes to Shortridge for the
language lab.
The club then sang Christmas
carols while refreshments were
being brought in, and some records of German carols were
played.
Classical Music Club
Makes Publicity Plans
for Joint Celebration
The Classical Music Club
meeting Tuesday was busy with
plans for a combination Christmas-Beethoven's birthday celebration to be held Tuesday in
room 409.
In discussing how to publicize
the party suggestions such as
setting up a speaker system in
the cafeteria and putting posters everywhere in the school
were submitted.
Cardboard was distributed for
members to use in making their
posters.
SHS Blue Devils To Battle
Anderson Team Saturday
Tomorrow night at Anderson the Blue Devils will be
chasing after their fourth straight victory over Anderson
High School.
The series between these two teams dates back to the
1935 basketball season when coach Kenneth Peterman piloted
the Blue Devils to a 26 to 24 victory, but later that season
absorbed a 2-point loss in the regionals, 23 to 21.
Since that first game in 1935, Anderson has copped 15
games to only six for Shortrdige.
It is surprising to notice that 13 of the 21 games between
these two teams have been decided by nine or less points.
Anderson won nine straight games from 1938 to 1945, but
when Jerry Steiner took over as head coach in the 1946-47
season, the Satans rallied to a 37 to 32 victory. Since that
game, each team has won four games, with the Satans taking
the last three under the excellent coaching staff headed by
Cleon Reynolds.
Reynolds' squads have won three of the last six games
and they will try to take the advantage of the series tomorrow
night.
Shortridge will be after the third victory of the season
against two setbacks, both to the top teams in the state. After
last week's stunning 104 to 47 loss to Kokomo, the Reynolds-
men should be rarin' to get a victory to add to the string, with
Ronnie Thomas and Calvin Foster heading the scoring list.
A  relatively young Shortridge
•wrestling   team   that   is  still   in
' the throes of developing its potential power will head into the
city wrestling tourney tomorrow
at Manual.
The contest has been a perennial struggle between three city
powers—Shortridge. Broad Ripple, and Manual- for the past
few years. But this year should
see a decided change in this. The
balance of strength has swung
away from these squads, and
now is more or less equalized
throughout the city.
Shortridge will enter men al
every weight except heavyweight. The morning session
starts at 9:00. with the semifinal round at 2:00. At 7:00 the
consolations and the finals get
underway.
Shortridge entrants and their
first  round  opponents  are
95—Earle vs. Burre  iSc.H.t.
103—Robinson vs. Harris  (AHi.
112—Payne vs. yet to be named
i Cath. i.
120—Garrett  vs.  Childers   iMi.
127—Mitchell,  first round bye.
133—Johnson, first round bye.
138—Kanepejs vs. Graves iMi.
145—Blackwell   vs.   Bcesom   'Sr.
H.l.
154—Maxey vs. Jones (Wood).
165—Wells vs. yet to be named
'D.F.).
175—Poole, first round bye.
Decorations Appear
Various organizations have
had a hand in decorating the
school for the Christmas holidays. Key Club made and hung
the wreath at the main entrance to the building, and the
Student Board is responsible for
the cafeteria Christmas  tree.