Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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01 chestra Band Musical Activities The various organizations in the Shortridge High School Music Department have presented many worthwhile and commendable pro- grams this year. Several units had the fine opportunity of presenting programs to outside audiences. The Shortridge Orchestra, directed by Will F. Wise, presented a concert to the student body of Crispus Attucks High School, another at the semi-annual Shortridge Parent-Teachers supper-meeting, a concert at the city-wide Parent-Teachers Association held at Shortridge, March 13, besides three fine auditorium programs for the student body. Twice Ferdinand Schaeffer, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony, honored the Shortridge Orchestra by conducting our school organization in rehearsals. The orchestra was also fortunate in receiving three compli- mentary tickets to each concert presented by the Symphony Orchestra. The Concert Band, conducted by R. J. Shultz, has played for four auditorium concerts and two pep sessions. The marching band, con- sisting of the entire A band and some pieces of the B band, played at all home football and basketball games. The UB band gave concerts in school, and at several of the churches in the city. On March 21, the marching band participated in the opening day baseball parade. After the parade, they were awarded a silver cup for being the best of the eight bands entered. The choir, directed by Mrs. Laura Moag, presented programs at the Matinee Musicale and for various church entertainments. About one- third of the members sing every Sunday in church service, and a few members of the Shortridge Choir are singing on the radio. The Glee Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Will F. Wise, sang for Educational Week programs, sang at the English Theater the week before Easter, presented a program for the Parent-Teachers of Irvington, and sang for the Freshman Auditorium. Harold Flieg. 1- - 1 1- . 1 --...4 1 I 1- 11. 1--1 -1

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