Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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MARY ANNIE McCOY- 'Twins her thinking of others nnndle yon think of her?

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Junior 'Vfnumfdleoiillle On Friday night, individual awards went to Betty June Oakes, melodic vocalist of t'Fa.shion Fantasy, and to Benny Barth for his drum ren- ditions. Those cited on Saturday night were Joan Robinson, for her throat Warbling in A Wee Bit o' Scotch, and John Rawlings, for originality of performance in My Mummy Done Ptolemy. Intermission act Winners, on both Friday and Saturday nights, were Janet Polson, for imper- sonations, and Bill Stephenson, for his versions of chopsticks. A Wee Bit o' Scotch was judged the win- ning act for both nights. This act, colorful throughout because of a vivid variety of Scotch plaids, was highlighted by Robbie Robinson in a tap routine: an authentic version of the High- land Fling, performed by one of the chairmen. Debbie MacDougal1g original jive arrangements by Bob Smith and Charlene Buttzg a comedy routine, 'iThe Glasgow Gliders, featuring Neal Randolph and Joan Pile, warbling and toe danc- ing by Joan Robinson and Dottie Webb, respec- tivelyg and the animated antics of the Sir Harry Lauders, five boys clad in kilts, with three acro- bats. The inale, including the entire cast, made a colorful picture of Scotch plaids,

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Right: Slzortridyers pack the place at one of the Clzristnzas dances, Below: The crowd conyregates 'round the Ilunflstanrl io hear the sweet sounds of the salt. W i Q A.D. Ad-Lib Club A.G. Club A.R.F. Club A.R.R.O. Club B.A.B.E,S, B.I.B. B.O.R.R. Bonnie Club Cadet Club Club 21 Club 46 Corpse COY CZAR DART Darby D.A.W.G. Deb-Ette Club 5' xy. B' Debonaire Club D.E.B.S. DEUCE D.U.X. Euvola Club F.A.D. F.E.L.I.X. Club Club Fifinella Club F.I.N,E.S.S E. F.L.O. 48 Club Frill Club G.A.G. Club GALS Club Gam G.A,M.S. Club Gob Club ocioll Clubs The unsponsored social clubs of Shortridge are an invaluable means of combating juven- ile delinquency. Gathering in each other's homes, club members are bound together in a feeling of Warm friendship and combined interests. Begides promoting congeniality among members, many clubs have under- taken war projects such as rolling bandages and baking cookies for the USO. The list of approved unsponsored social clubs is the following: G.O.B. O.W.L.. S.M.S. H.A,R.T. Club P.A.C.O- Club S.T.A.G, I.M.P. Club P.H,I. Club S.N.A.P. I.Y.Q. P.I,P. S.P.A.D.E. Club JEEP Club P.U.G.S. Club Spoon Club Joey Club P.0.0.C.H. Sub-Deb Club J.W.J. R.A.M. SULTAN Club K.E.-O.K. R,A.V.E.N. S.W.A.N.K. K.E.Y. Club Renault T,A.B.U. Club K.L.A. Club REX Club T.A.G. Kolly R.M. Club T.A.T.U. Club K.P- 7-Teen Club T.K.B. Club KNU Seven-Up Club T.O.P.P.E.R. Kut Club S.H.O.R.T.I.E. T.R.O.C. Club If.YAO-T-E. S.I.G.H. Club T.R,U.M.P. Lassie s.K.Y. Club XVIAKIG-g'G61sgUb M.A.R. Club Skid-Eette WIAIWZ ' O.M.C. Club S-L-I-N-K- W'H-O. O.P,A. Club 5.0-S W.I.T.C.H, Club