Morton Memorial Schools - Retrospect Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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Bands Have An Active Year The Morton Memorial Bands, under the direction of Mr. Keith A. Brakel, showed great improvement throughout the school year. The year started with the band provid- ing the music and National Anthem for the American Legion World Series base- ball game in Kokomo. Next was prepa- ration for an appearance in the Knightstown jubilee Days Parade. Although the temperature was well in the 90's, the students did a very respec- table job. On Legion Day, the Concert and jazz Bands performed very entertaining pro- grams. The jazz Ensemble also per- formed at the annual l.P.A.L.C.O. Banquet. The bands presented their Fall and Christmas Concerts. The bands enjoyed performing the concerts as everyone seemed to enjoy the entertainment. This year marked the return of the bands in competition. In late january, 18 students played for a judge at Ball State University, with seven students receiv- ing Superior Ratings and 11 receiving Good Ratings. During the month of April, the Con- cert Band went to competition, spon- sored by I.S.S.M.A. The band played in front of three judges and received a Fair Rating, missing a Good Rating by one point. These contests provide good experience for the students and greatly assists in improving the quality of the bands. It has been a very productive year for the bands and Mr. Brakel is looking for- ward to building on these accomplish- ments. Look outl Morton's bands are on the move! Mr. Brakel directs the jazz Ensemble during their portion of the Legion Day Program. 30 L jAZZ ENSEMBLE - Row one: Cory Schwadlenak. Row two: Mr. Keith Brakel, Director, joe jenkins, Samantha See, Anita Tegarden, Leland Shook. Row three: jon Horn, Mark Zacharias. Row four: Cliff Enright, Kris Heide, Pat Mildenberg.