Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-06-08
Fourteen Bands to Take Part
In Williston's 9Th Annual
Music Festival

Plentywood's 52-piece high schoo
band is in WiIIiston today to TAX
part in the Sixth Annual UppeI
Missouri Band Tournament. Tel
cars furnished by city residents lief
early this morning SO the big grouI
Of young people would be i'll Willis
ton in time for the opening concerf
ut 8 o'clock (plentywood time.1
Director Oscar Fossum has hae
the band working every day thi.
week in march formation, preparing
for the big event. They had not hat
any marching experience previously
As Il result people IN The business
section were enjoying music by thu
band each morning.
THE Williston Duly Herald hat
the following to say of the Plenty
wood band In a special band edition
published Monday.
The plentywood high school bane
will bring to the Upper Missouri
tournament next Thursday the lar,
gest unit in points Of numbers OF
any visiting band. The organization
has a membership OF 81 pieces, and
the entire group is coming. 1t i
made up of 26 girls and 70 boys, all
from the public schools and scatter
ed all the way from the seven grade
to seniors.
This will be the bands first APP
pearanee in Il festival Of this nat
ure, although it has made many pub
lie appearances both In Plentywood
and other towns. The director, q.
A. Fossum, is a product Of st. Olaf
where band leaders nave been de-
yeloped by the score, and he has
made OF the PlentyWood aggrega-
ton one OF the outstanding organi-
cations Of Its kind In the northeast
ern Montana.
The Plenty wood commercial club
IL sponsoring the sending Of the
band to the tournament this year.
having arranged to hold the director
over a week following the closing
OF school and then getting cars lineu
up TO bring the big delegation ON the
1Ou-miIe trip.
The PlentyWood band will occupy
fourth position in the line OF march,
and will play a special Commute
concert promptly ut 80 In Recre-
alton park. The program to be used
III this concert follows:
Boots and Saddles, march -. Lusk
~Sfockade, overture $3.50. Lipscombe
Jolly Tars, march .......M Morris
Beans and Bellies, waltz .Lipscombe
Fox Trail, march Zamecnik
Determination, march Douglas
Down the Stretch, galop. Mohller
lFollowing is the complete roster
or young men and women who makI1
up this splendid organization.
Clarinefs Charlotte Benson.
Bernice Erickson, Mildred Erickson.
Marion Goodman, Dick G~ustafson
Gudrun Gysler, Frieda Raess. Ellen
sfenmark, Myrtle Void.
Eb sonsaphone William Han
iseh, Donald Jelmeland.
Percussion Donald Dahljn
Mabel Kent, Randolph Lewis, Jerry
Reinertson, Richard Bennett.
Euphonium Clarence Wagnild.
BIB trombones - Lester GuntheE
Helen Harderson, Leonard Hegland |
Robrt Johnston, Richard Koike.
SHIELD on Koser. Jesse Madsen. Cert
rude OVERLY, Lewis Zimmerman.
Saxophones- Mary Koike, Mar
garet Lang, Idella Moe, Jack Mich |
Francis Murray. Roy Rue, Ar
mold Smith.
BIB comets Beatrice Deblng
Everson, Palma Guysler. Kerr
nit Helgeson, Avis Koike, Clarence
HOLMAN, Phyllis Nelson, Levi Pau,
Raess, Hhlen Stencil
en- Mildred Wright, Barr Zeidler.
Eb horns Yvonn DeSilva, Mar
.ha Friedrich, Morris Lund, Claire
Olive Paske.
A special number at the banquet
will be a piano solo, Rustic If
by Christion Sinding, played
IN Rqatricn Dnhfur