Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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The Music Department has had an un- usually busy year. To begin music activities, the Shortridge band, under the direction of Robert J. Shultz, provided music and intri- cate marching formations at six football games. and also played for three home bas- ketball games. They participated in several outside functions, two of which were the Armistice Day parade and a Sunday after- noon concert. Here at Shortridge, they ren- dered their services to the History Pageant auditorium, the annual Federal Inspection. and an auditorium in which they were join- ed by the Butler-Jordan Philharmonic Choir and the Butler University Choir. Their year was highlighted by the annual SWeatermen's Concert, which was presented February 21 in honor of the twenty-two Seniors who re- ceived the monogrammed sweater for six semesters' service in the A band. Soloists who featured this program were pianist Marti Knauer and trumpeter Bill Best. By far the most superior was the rating given the Shortridge orchestra by a local newspaper reviewer following the All-City Music Festival in which the orchestra parti- cipated. At Shortridge, the orchestra, direct- ed by Will F. Wise, played for a Christmas progiam, several auditoriums, P.-T.A. meet- ings, the Spring Festival, and Commence- ment. Various small orchestral groups fur- nished music for P.-T,A. teas, the All-School Play, and the Senior Play.

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