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SHORTRIDGE
DAILY ECHO
Vol. 70, No. 61
Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, Indiana
Friday, December 8, 1967
SIX ACTS TO VIE FOR SPOTS
IN 1968 JUNIOR VAUDEVILLE
Cuts for the Junior Vaudeville
of the class of 1969 will be held
at 3:30 in the auditorium. The
price of admission is 25 cents
and thc proceeds will go to the
junior class. Juniors will be admitted with their class cards.
Each of the act chairmen will
be given 10 minutes to present
the plot of the act, its costumes
and music, and two singing or
dance lines. Their presentation
and originality will be judged
by a faculty committee.
Virginia Johnson, Vaudeville
chairman, has announced the
order of presentation for the
afternoon. -
Act I ls "Mischievous Mishap," written by Denise Mullens, Donna Pinckney, and Detra
Moore. It concerns the problems
which a millionairess encounters
when she discovers that the island she has purchased from her
niece's boyfriend is inhabited.
Act II, "Cjrnfounded Confusion," by Ann Lieber, Janis
Barnes, and Janet Teter. depicts
the exploits of a country family,
the Yokels, who are being pursued by a large company for
the rights to a cornflake ma
chine which the family has invented.
Act III, by Katie Risch, Cindy
Allerdice, and Stewart Hawkins,
is entitled "Little Man, Wendy
Wants You." The act takes
place at a boys' prep school and
a girls' prep school. The plot
utilizes the eternal triangle: two
girls, one pretty and one not,
both like the same boy.
Act IV, "Rescue Rendezvous,"
was written by Karen Williams,
Carol Sharpe, and Angella Good-
son. The act concerns four spies
captured behind enemy lines
who must be rescued by the
greatest spy of all time.
Act Vs chairmen, Ilze Kurins, Patty Kish, and Barb Burns,
title their act "Whatever Happened to Otie Kyote." In the
course of the act an Inmate
escapes from an Insane asylum
bent on trying to save the world
from destruction.
Concluding cuts will be Act VI,
"Rich Rags," by Reginald Bentley, Gail Holden, *and Sandra
Arringtcn. This act shows that
money does . not necessarily
bring happiness and that many
people can be happy without it.
Satans to Meet Wood, Pike
In Friday, Saturday Games
Wood's Woodchucks and Pike's
Red Devils are next on Shortridge's hardwood agenda. Wood
invades the Shortridge gym tonight at 8:00 and Shortridge
travels to Pike tomorrow at 8:00
p.m.
Satans Gun
For 3 and 4
Shortridge wlll be after numbers 3 and 4 this weekend. Opening up with two tough victories
against Ben Davis and Richmond
(both were previously unbeaten),
the Satans hope to regain the
services of Len Taylor who pulled
a leg muscle in the Ben Davis
game and sat out Richmond and
this past week's practices.
Shortridge ranks 13th in the
UPI poll of state high school
teams and has scored 135 points.
Oscar Evans got off to a great
start hitting 57 points; 20 from
the field and 17 free throw
tosses. His effort has made him
the second leading scorer in the
city.
Greg AUen, the floor general,
had a great game against Richmond, pumping 18 points and
hopes to do the same this week.
Dave Holt bagged 13 points
over the weekend.
If Taylor Isn't ready, his
probable replacement will be
Clarence Crain who did a fine
job last week in relief.
Woodchucks Hope
To Improve Record
The Woodchucks have "-bad a
rough start and hope to improve
their record against the Satans.
They have scored 173 points ln
three games, the opposition's
207.
Dave FarreU ls the 'chucks'
leading scorer and the 11th ln
the city with 50 points in three
games for a 16.7 average. His
best output so far has been
19 points against Beech Grove.
Rudy Johnson (6-1, 170) is
the second leading scorer on
the team with 39 points in three
games for a 13-point average,
with his best game, 22 points,
coming against Beech Grove
also. These are the only letter-
men returning for new head
coach Ed Ward.
. Coach Ward's team has shortened in size losing 6-11 J3regg
-.Continued on page four)
Honor Roll Boasts 325 Pupils In Second Six Weeks Tally
According to the IBM, 325
pupils earned spots on the second six weeks' honor roll.
The list, according to the
D3M, foUows.
Seventeen pupils received
straight-A's for this six weeks.
They are Ann RusseU, Marjory
Craft, Lorna Douglas, Deborah
Elam, Diane Frazier, Sarah
Hockstedler, John Weber, Dorothy Akard, Vicki Bauer, Cheryl
Haddox, Janice Hoxie, Thomas
Nolan, Cynthia Roberts, Carla
Shanklin, Margret Hood, Mary
Leech, Anise Thompson, Eleanor
Bookwalter, Carol Colbert, Rebecca Frazier, Jennifer Gwinn.
46 Points
Stephen J. Nygaard.
44 Points
Cathy Bastin, Arniece Russell.
43 Points
Gary Thompson, Esther Thornton, Elizabeth Ulen, Bruce
Wright.
42 Points
Aurelia Baker, Barbara Brid-
well, Sandra Feist, Michael Goler, MarUyn O'Bannon, John
Rowings, Samuel Test, and Leslie Yeager.
41 Points
Anne Carley, Lynn Hansen,
Karen McClain, Charles Roach,
Susan Robinson, Neil Rude.
40 Points
Madeline Brane, Barbara
Burns, Peter Easton, Judith
Higgs, Sara Jones, Sarah Kunz,
Stephen R. Lawrence, Anna Mullen, David Nlss, Barbara Smith,
Cheryl Spitzer, Barbara Sumner, Janet Teter.
39 Points
Gloria Goodrich, Ted Grosbach, Kerry Kirch, John Shaw.
38 Points
Linda Counts, Barbara Demas,
Helen Demmlngs, John Eble,
Jessie Fry, Brenda Granger,
EUzabeth Harger, Margaret
Harger, Philip Hathway, Teresa
Hoopingarner, Paul Johnson,
Virginia Johnson, JoElIen Jones,
Bruce M. Jordan, Linda L. Logsdon, Marsha McDowell, Debra
Mosley, John Pellett, Linda
Quinney, Patricia Read, Daniel
Shullenberger, Debra Stanfield,
Catherine Stimer, Elizabeth
Streeter.
37 Points
Marsha Bryant, Carol Henderson, Linda Lee, Janet Mikels,
Karen O'Brien, Roger Orton,
Deborah Shaw, Stephen Skill-
man, Rebecca Smith, Janet
Sumner.
36 Points
Beth Berns, Bridget Boaz,
David Bradshaw, Bartram
Brown, Madeline Burns, John
Butsch, Alexander Carroll, Karen Clark, Cazetta Elbert, William Fatout, Sarah Ford, Mark
Friedmeyer, Robert Friedmeyer,
Marcia Hilleke, Janet Holmcomb,
John Hudelson, Paul Hutton,
William Kennerly, Carole Moore,
Terry Horton, Gary Ogden, Linda Ragland, James Robinson,
Barry Sanderson, Dianne Saperstein, Harriet Sharlow, Carole
Sharpe, Gus Spenos, Cynthia
Stahl, Kathy Stelter, Bradley
Strand, Charles Temple, Caroline Usher, Cheryl Walker, Monroe Whitney, Maurice Wolfred,
Cheryl Zike.
35 Points
Anita DeFrantz, John Haddox, Diane Jackson, Golda Lask,
Emilee Lennis, Denise Mullens,
Michael Myers, June Oldham,
Alan Patterson, Gloria Rogers,
Janis Thompson, Daniel Wallace,
Sheri Wilson.
34 Points
Regeenia Adams, Claudia Be-
linski, Sherrian Birdsong, Eddie
Blue, Constance Burks, Robert
Buschmann, Daniel Carr, Joseph
Chan, Marcia Cox, Joseph Cun
ningham, Milton Dailey, Kathy
Demas, Gregory Dietz, Debbie Ellis, Thomas Ferrell, Donald
Fork, Ronald Grady, Robert
Grissom, Dorothy Gullion,
Cheryl Hackney, Robert Hansen,
Nancy Hawke, Robert Holstein,
Millie Jakovljevic, Arthur Kohn,
Bobby Madden, Marianne Mitter, Woodrow Myers, Berena
PanneU, Patrick Patton, Fred-«
erick Rice, Katie Risch, Claire
Rogers, Gwendolyn Russell, Margie Sanderson, Kathryn Schricker,. Agnes Shelton, Randolph
Strand, Ruth Streeter, Jay
Strickland, Cheryl Thompson,
Brechenridge Tyler, Pamela
Valle, Leigh Wildman, Dan Wolfred.
33 Points
Cheryl Bridgeforth, James
Campbell, Carl Davis, Delmar
Dickerson, Florence Hughes,
Geoffrey Lawrence, Karen McKee, Mona Ringel, Lawrence
Risch, Maralena Roth, David
Speckman, Gregory Strand, Kris
Teter, Dirk Vermeereen, Suzanne Wallace, Cheri Wiggins,
Jim Wolpert.
32 Points
Davis Ashmore, Neline Berry,
Hogan Black, Phyllis Browder,
(Continued on page four)
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | The Daily Echo, 1967-12-08 |
| Description | The Daily Echo was a daily newspaper written and published by students of Shortridge High School. |
| Publisher | Shortridge High School |
| Date | 1967-12-08; 1967 |
| Time period | 1960s (1960-1969) |
| Address | 3401 North Meridian Street |
| Location | North Meridian Street |
| Subject |
High schools--Indiana--Indianapolis Shortridge High School--History |
| Genre |
Newspapers |
| Theme |
Journalism Education |
| Collection | Shortridge High School |
| Rights |
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ |
| Copyright information | In Copyright |
| Physical repository | Indiana Historical Society |
| Digital publisher | Indianapolis Public Library |
| Vendor | Crossroads Document Services; |
| Date digitized | 2018-04 |
Description
| Title | 1967-12-08 page 01 |
| Full text | SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO Vol. 70, No. 61 Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, Indiana Friday, December 8, 1967 SIX ACTS TO VIE FOR SPOTS IN 1968 JUNIOR VAUDEVILLE Cuts for the Junior Vaudeville of the class of 1969 will be held at 3:30 in the auditorium. The price of admission is 25 cents and thc proceeds will go to the junior class. Juniors will be admitted with their class cards. Each of the act chairmen will be given 10 minutes to present the plot of the act, its costumes and music, and two singing or dance lines. Their presentation and originality will be judged by a faculty committee. Virginia Johnson, Vaudeville chairman, has announced the order of presentation for the afternoon. - Act I ls "Mischievous Mishap," written by Denise Mullens, Donna Pinckney, and Detra Moore. It concerns the problems which a millionairess encounters when she discovers that the island she has purchased from her niece's boyfriend is inhabited. Act II, "Cjrnfounded Confusion," by Ann Lieber, Janis Barnes, and Janet Teter. depicts the exploits of a country family, the Yokels, who are being pursued by a large company for the rights to a cornflake ma chine which the family has invented. Act III, by Katie Risch, Cindy Allerdice, and Stewart Hawkins, is entitled "Little Man, Wendy Wants You." The act takes place at a boys' prep school and a girls' prep school. The plot utilizes the eternal triangle: two girls, one pretty and one not, both like the same boy. Act IV, "Rescue Rendezvous," was written by Karen Williams, Carol Sharpe, and Angella Good- son. The act concerns four spies captured behind enemy lines who must be rescued by the greatest spy of all time. Act Vs chairmen, Ilze Kurins, Patty Kish, and Barb Burns, title their act "Whatever Happened to Otie Kyote." In the course of the act an Inmate escapes from an Insane asylum bent on trying to save the world from destruction. Concluding cuts will be Act VI, "Rich Rags," by Reginald Bentley, Gail Holden, *and Sandra Arringtcn. This act shows that money does . not necessarily bring happiness and that many people can be happy without it. Satans to Meet Wood, Pike In Friday, Saturday Games Wood's Woodchucks and Pike's Red Devils are next on Shortridge's hardwood agenda. Wood invades the Shortridge gym tonight at 8:00 and Shortridge travels to Pike tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. Satans Gun For 3 and 4 Shortridge wlll be after numbers 3 and 4 this weekend. Opening up with two tough victories against Ben Davis and Richmond (both were previously unbeaten), the Satans hope to regain the services of Len Taylor who pulled a leg muscle in the Ben Davis game and sat out Richmond and this past week's practices. Shortridge ranks 13th in the UPI poll of state high school teams and has scored 135 points. Oscar Evans got off to a great start hitting 57 points; 20 from the field and 17 free throw tosses. His effort has made him the second leading scorer in the city. Greg AUen, the floor general, had a great game against Richmond, pumping 18 points and hopes to do the same this week. Dave Holt bagged 13 points over the weekend. If Taylor Isn't ready, his probable replacement will be Clarence Crain who did a fine job last week in relief. Woodchucks Hope To Improve Record The Woodchucks have "-bad a rough start and hope to improve their record against the Satans. They have scored 173 points ln three games, the opposition's 207. Dave FarreU ls the 'chucks' leading scorer and the 11th ln the city with 50 points in three games for a 16.7 average. His best output so far has been 19 points against Beech Grove. Rudy Johnson (6-1, 170) is the second leading scorer on the team with 39 points in three games for a 13-point average, with his best game, 22 points, coming against Beech Grove also. These are the only letter- men returning for new head coach Ed Ward. . Coach Ward's team has shortened in size losing 6-11 J3regg -.Continued on page four) Honor Roll Boasts 325 Pupils In Second Six Weeks Tally According to the IBM, 325 pupils earned spots on the second six weeks' honor roll. The list, according to the D3M, foUows. Seventeen pupils received straight-A's for this six weeks. They are Ann RusseU, Marjory Craft, Lorna Douglas, Deborah Elam, Diane Frazier, Sarah Hockstedler, John Weber, Dorothy Akard, Vicki Bauer, Cheryl Haddox, Janice Hoxie, Thomas Nolan, Cynthia Roberts, Carla Shanklin, Margret Hood, Mary Leech, Anise Thompson, Eleanor Bookwalter, Carol Colbert, Rebecca Frazier, Jennifer Gwinn. 46 Points Stephen J. Nygaard. 44 Points Cathy Bastin, Arniece Russell. 43 Points Gary Thompson, Esther Thornton, Elizabeth Ulen, Bruce Wright. 42 Points Aurelia Baker, Barbara Brid- well, Sandra Feist, Michael Goler, MarUyn O'Bannon, John Rowings, Samuel Test, and Leslie Yeager. 41 Points Anne Carley, Lynn Hansen, Karen McClain, Charles Roach, Susan Robinson, Neil Rude. 40 Points Madeline Brane, Barbara Burns, Peter Easton, Judith Higgs, Sara Jones, Sarah Kunz, Stephen R. Lawrence, Anna Mullen, David Nlss, Barbara Smith, Cheryl Spitzer, Barbara Sumner, Janet Teter. 39 Points Gloria Goodrich, Ted Grosbach, Kerry Kirch, John Shaw. 38 Points Linda Counts, Barbara Demas, Helen Demmlngs, John Eble, Jessie Fry, Brenda Granger, EUzabeth Harger, Margaret Harger, Philip Hathway, Teresa Hoopingarner, Paul Johnson, Virginia Johnson, JoElIen Jones, Bruce M. Jordan, Linda L. Logsdon, Marsha McDowell, Debra Mosley, John Pellett, Linda Quinney, Patricia Read, Daniel Shullenberger, Debra Stanfield, Catherine Stimer, Elizabeth Streeter. 37 Points Marsha Bryant, Carol Henderson, Linda Lee, Janet Mikels, Karen O'Brien, Roger Orton, Deborah Shaw, Stephen Skill- man, Rebecca Smith, Janet Sumner. 36 Points Beth Berns, Bridget Boaz, David Bradshaw, Bartram Brown, Madeline Burns, John Butsch, Alexander Carroll, Karen Clark, Cazetta Elbert, William Fatout, Sarah Ford, Mark Friedmeyer, Robert Friedmeyer, Marcia Hilleke, Janet Holmcomb, John Hudelson, Paul Hutton, William Kennerly, Carole Moore, Terry Horton, Gary Ogden, Linda Ragland, James Robinson, Barry Sanderson, Dianne Saperstein, Harriet Sharlow, Carole Sharpe, Gus Spenos, Cynthia Stahl, Kathy Stelter, Bradley Strand, Charles Temple, Caroline Usher, Cheryl Walker, Monroe Whitney, Maurice Wolfred, Cheryl Zike. 35 Points Anita DeFrantz, John Haddox, Diane Jackson, Golda Lask, Emilee Lennis, Denise Mullens, Michael Myers, June Oldham, Alan Patterson, Gloria Rogers, Janis Thompson, Daniel Wallace, Sheri Wilson. 34 Points Regeenia Adams, Claudia Be- linski, Sherrian Birdsong, Eddie Blue, Constance Burks, Robert Buschmann, Daniel Carr, Joseph Chan, Marcia Cox, Joseph Cun ningham, Milton Dailey, Kathy Demas, Gregory Dietz, Debbie Ellis, Thomas Ferrell, Donald Fork, Ronald Grady, Robert Grissom, Dorothy Gullion, Cheryl Hackney, Robert Hansen, Nancy Hawke, Robert Holstein, Millie Jakovljevic, Arthur Kohn, Bobby Madden, Marianne Mitter, Woodrow Myers, Berena PanneU, Patrick Patton, Fred-« erick Rice, Katie Risch, Claire Rogers, Gwendolyn Russell, Margie Sanderson, Kathryn Schricker,. Agnes Shelton, Randolph Strand, Ruth Streeter, Jay Strickland, Cheryl Thompson, Brechenridge Tyler, Pamela Valle, Leigh Wildman, Dan Wolfred. 33 Points Cheryl Bridgeforth, James Campbell, Carl Davis, Delmar Dickerson, Florence Hughes, Geoffrey Lawrence, Karen McKee, Mona Ringel, Lawrence Risch, Maralena Roth, David Speckman, Gregory Strand, Kris Teter, Dirk Vermeereen, Suzanne Wallace, Cheri Wiggins, Jim Wolpert. 32 Points Davis Ashmore, Neline Berry, Hogan Black, Phyllis Browder, (Continued on page four) |
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