Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Band ith only a few senior mem- bers, the Shortridge Band engag- ed in a rebuilding year. The Band was backed with able juniors and sophomores and several talented freshmen that gave promise for the years to come. The Marching Blue Devils per- formed at five consecutive games during the football season and marched in the Veterans Day Parade. The Concert Band don- ned some new attire and played at Commencement, as well as at its own Sweatermans Concert. Regulars from the A Band sup- plemented the Stage Band and the Brass Choir. The Stage Band, which has a notable repertoire, performed for various schools and groups throughout the year. The Brass Choir played mostly during the Christmas season. A BAND Back Row: Frank Maxwell, Donald Davis, Leonard Behling fDirec- tori Byron Lipkins, Dennis Russell, Herman Burdette, Judy Garrett, Debra White Ronald Atkins. Row 3: Lorraine Greene, Glenda Hulm, Thewana Mmtze Ed Ross, George Mosley, Darryl Griffin, Jerry Siegel, Benton Poland, Tyler Jones, James Mintle, Derrick Burkes, Ed Ramsey, Darrell Burks, Stanley Woods Rick Jones, Brad Martin, Tracy Gilliland. Row 2: Avis Banks, Pam LX1 L1 Jackson, Oliver Eubanks, Ralph Davenport. John White, Robert Thompson Mike Watkins, Charles Huddleston, Henry Whitted. James Goodrich, Teresa Yates, Henry Solterman, James DeFrantz. Keith Lasher. Front Row: Ken Madison, Becky Gordon, Julia Zimmerman. Jean Stocks, Pamela Mosley, Blenda Nolcox, Cathy Herod, Lisa Talley, Laurie Gardner, Absent from pic- ture: Susan Blankenbaker

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Arlisls create. learn ewelry was one of the new -v courses offered by the Art De- partment this year. Along with a course in Art Appreciation, it was enthusiastically received by students. The Art Department also welcomed a new staff mem- ber, who taught art crafts and stagecraft, Mr. Teddy Gelb. ,, if The Art Club, despite limited Wm membership, was quite active Q l throughout the year. Sponsored by Mr. Sheldon Kantor, the group took care of the Rhoda 'Sellick Art Gallery, set up new exhibitions of work by our Art- ists-in-Residence program and ar- ranged student projects in the display cases. One project, which the Art Club was involved in, was the hosting at the unveiling of Mr. R. Lloyd Greenls por- trait, which is now displayed with those portraits of past S.H.S. principals. For two years, the Art Club has also participated in the Tal- A , bott Street Art Fair, selling pro- L Q .r jects created by students in var- ' ' ' I ious crafts, ceramics and now . jewelry classes. , S .x 'LQ l an ' T .C - F1 ' . if ' ,.,. f-- , r Wikia , iff: -QQ-'fe I STAGE CREW: Libby Henderson, Claire Griffin, Beverly ART STAFF: Sheldon Kantor, Teddy Gelb, Ewing, Mr. Teddy Gelb Karen Thomas, Ian Frazier, Mimi McCree