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61 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS DAILY PUBLICATION SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO The World's Oldest High School Dotty Vol. 61, No. 167 SHORTRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1959 3 CENTS Good Morning . 'Spring Sampler,' English Shortridge Senate to Hold NO ERROR CLUB By Joel Whitaker Department Anthology, Annual Banquet June 8 NEW MEMBERS Big Ben! Big Ben! to Be Distributed Soon The Shortridge Senate will hold The clock they could not kill, The "Spring Sampler" for 1959 its annual banquet this year on LISTED FULLY Chime out again and tell all men has been printed and will be ready June 8 from 7:00-9:00, at the Eighty-nine students from Typ That England's England stiU. for distribution early this week. American Fletcher National Bank ing I, II, and III belong to the Thus did Sir Alan Herbert pay The written work of freshmen, and Trust Building. No Error Club for this semester. tribute to the clock that's function sophomores, juniors, and seniors is Senate awards will be given for The student who leads the list Is ing as well today as it did when represented in the booklet. the best piece of legislature, the Michael McGulre of Typing II, hav it was first started 100 years ago The "Sampler" is an anthology outstanding retiring senator, and ing been on 11 times. Joann Pap yesterday. of prose and verse in both the jun outstanding service to the Senate pas is second with 10. Being on This week the British are cele ior and senior high schools com this year. seven times is Nancy Skinner. Both brating the centenary of an insti piled and edited by teachers in the The Senate banquet committee are from Typing II classes. Having tution synonymous with England English department and by a com members are Jenna HUlard, Marion been on six times each, these four around the world. mittee of students. Klumpp, Robert Martin, John Mc girls are members: Bette Jo Dus- Really, ln the strictest sense, Big The student* committee consists Auliff, Nancy Simmons, and Mark kin (III), Betty England (III), Betty Ben is nothing more than a bell of Carolyn Bill, Pat Brantllnger, Tinsley. The committee chairman Settle (II), and Serita Slocum (I). weighing 13 Vi tons which was cast Edward Buecher, Nancy Christy, is Ted Sigward. Judi Dorman, Typing III, has been on April 10, 1858. The clockwork Judy Lee Davis, Jean Kammen, listed five times. that moves Ben's hands began to Aurzella Osier, Kirk Sargent, and Guntis Strikis. Several Seniors Faculty Named turn on May 31, 1859, and the first Teachers of the classes are Mrs. bong rang out on July 11. The The "Sampler" was illustrated by Shortridge art students: Carter Indicate Choice Betty Berck, Miss Florence Day, name comes from Sir Benjamin Miss Florence Griepenstroh, Mrs. Hall, a rather portly gentleman, Booth, Carol Buecher, Nancy Brei ner, Nancy Christy, Clifton Conn, of College Genevieve Keehn. who was London's Commissioner of Members of the club who are ln Works at the time. Sally Cross, Norman Ettlnger, Jew Many seniors have chosen the ell Gaffney, Quin Groth, Paul Har Typing I are listed. Kenneth Barker, Like our own Liberty Bell, it was colleges they plan to attend and Dorothy Barnes, Jeff Booth, Larry mon, Martha Snyder, and Carolyn have been accepted at those cracked, therefore lt emits a flat Tidd. Brafford (3), Ronald Bremen (2), tened "E" rather than the sharp schools, announced Miss Elizabeth Constance Brooks, Sandra Coburn, "E" originally called for. The anthology will sell for 35c. Evans, college adviser. Sharon Delwert, Davv-TBlrks, Olga During World War II, it was Big Going to Antioch will be Patrick Doney, Jirn^ F**\endei*^2), Herbert Ben, heard 'round the world over ANNUAL PIC SALE Brantlinger, Jean Kammen, and Frankovir2,'judlth Gold (2), Aletha the British Broadcasting Corpora REALIZES $31.0> Kirk Sargent. Elaine Reuben will Hill,-Joe Hood, Erich Kopitzke '.2), tion, that buoyed everyone's spirits attend Brandeis. Brown University Janice Landy, sSundra Littlejohn, (except those of the Nazis), and The Shortridge Al J. Kettler is the choice of Carter Booth and Carolyn Miller, Sharon Miller, Sid assured all English-speaking peo chapter of Quill and Scroll has BUI Dyer. Going to Butler are Vir ney Miller, Mike Power, Shirley ples everywhere that London still announced that $31.07 has been ginia Doss and Robert Rodabough. Ramsey, Sandra Regenstrief, Ka stood. made from the sale of Annual pic David Badollet will go to the Col ren Roney, Gary Russell, Stephen Big Ben is not the largest clock tures. This money has been donat lege of Emporia. Schenck, Serita Slocum (6), Dale or bell in England, but it is the ed to the Echo fund, announces Both Kenneth Harker and Rich Smulyan (2), Bill Taylor (2), Clara most famous. Diane Grosvenor, president. ard Myers are going to the College Underwood (2), Mike Walters (2), It is a massive clock with a min Pictures were sold Thursday and of Wooster. Attending DePauw will Patricia Washington, Donna Wldes ute hand that travels almost 100 Friday in the cafeteria by Quill be Jim Broffitt, Nancy Burns, Da- (3), Susan Williams, and Shelia miles per year, a pendulum 13 feet and Scroll members. (Contlnued on page four) Yates. long, which swings only once each Second Semester List two seconds. Pipe-Puffing Detective of Popular From Typing II, the members of Wound by an electric motor the No Error Club are Usted. thrice weekly, kept accurate despite TV Show Fascinates Reporters Nancy Anderson, Sheila Balti changing weather conditions by the The ability of Efrem.Zimbalist Jr. Also ln his early TV performances more (4), Suzanne Barnhart, Judy addition of pennies, we salute Big to clench his pipe in his mouth he did a bit as a gambler on Beaty, Lana Bevan, Barbara Boyd, Ben, England's booming voice. while talking and puff on it be "Maverick" as Warner Brothers Otis Boyd, Bill Brandt, Edward tween syllables fascinated Barbara holds his contract. Buecher, Alice Byrd, Barbara Car New Fall Members Wilson, Friday Echo editor, and He fears a rash of detective se penter, Catherine Chapman (3), of Shortridge Music Men Edward Buecher, Tuesday Echo ed ries for next year on TV and be Barbara Cohn (2), Carolyn Frakes itor, who interviewed the popular lieves "westerns" will probably see (3), Deanna Glasel (3), Willie Listed by Mr. Neuen detective of "77 Sunset Strip" In his type of show enter the grave Gholston, Sonya Gwynn, Anna HIU, yard. Linda Liscomb, Faye Lunsford, The members of the Shortridge a pre-500-Mile Race parade high Janet Mann, Steve Marion, Michael Music Men for next fall have been school press conference at WLW-I Thirteen of his shows will be McGulre (11), Bonnie Noblitt (4), recently announced by Donald Friday. rerun this summer. Claudia Otten (3), Joann Pappas Neuen, sponsor. The engaging and cultured actor The average day for most Holly- (10), Erma Richmond, Sandra The new members are BUI Ack- told how he quite literally drifted wood-ians, he stresses, does not be Ritchie (2), Barbara Rust, Betty erman, John Batchelder, Jim Bean, into TV after an early music ca gin at noon. As an example he Settle (6), Nancy Skinner (7), Sigel Bickel, John Carley, Ted Clay, reer didn't work because of "no cites himself. He rises at 6:00 in Shirley Smith, Delores Thompson Wesley Coleman, Danny Cook, Joe gift" and also "no career for solo the morning, takes a dip in his (2), Ann Wallace. Lahr, Dave McDonald, Manon ists these days." pool, and is off to work. Actors' Mears, Walter Plummer, Charles Mr. Zimbalist would never be a hours are early to bed and early Typing III Rogers, Hasty Smith, Steve Smith, detective in regular Ufe; "too rou to rise. Those of Typing III who belong and Chuck Tunnah. tine," he declares. He did his first Mr. Zimbalist, who attended Yale to the club are listed. The Music Men were formed late "Sunset Strip'" show with Erin briefly, doesn't believe a college Barbara Bingham, Beverly But in the school year and focus pri O'Brien, who was in IndlanapoUs education Is necessary for success ler (2), Judi Dorman (5), Bette marily on harmonizing. for the 500 race to kiss the winner. (Continued on page three) (Continued on page three) Page two THE SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO Tuesday, June 2, 1959 QUITE! Prof. Klattletrap Probes Echo Editor Gives It Is established fact that half of the high schools in the the Vikings in America; United States do not have the benefit of college advisers or voca State Secession Attempt? Honorary Awards tional and employment services. Out ot the fortunate ones with By BUI Atkins The Tuesday Echo editor, Edward these facilities, a great number of the advisers must serve so great Buecher, has listed his nominations a number of students that they cannot give any sort of aid to the ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY- and awards for reporters, colum majority of the student body. USED 600 YEARS AGO? nists, sportswriters, and general Truly Shortridge with its many facilities for this sort of as What support, besides the Norse riffraff. sistance is one of the best equipped in this field. Instead of the sagas that were word-of-mouth ac The following awards are not in students having to search and struggle to find out what opportu counts until about a century be tended to alienate anyone towards nities are available for assistance in college or after-school and fore Columbus set sail (and, after said editor as he is a junior and vacation employment, we are asked to apply for aids and grants.