The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-22
Three School Music Groups
Appear in Pleasing Concert


ca by Mr.. Carlson. Miss Jean Sea
the piano.
Stage decorations for the concer
were a large staff with notes hun
against the back drop and at eacj
sue a large silver Tyre. The CLEAN
ing Instruments, the precision witt
Whlch they were handled and tn
grouping of the players made tn
appearance of both orchestra ant
PIANO an effective picture. The girl
" the glee club in the Simple un.
horns Of white blouses with blacl
ance.
Program is Varied
Inc band concert included {
group OF classical selections. played
WIN distinction, which were fol
lowed by a group of more popular
numbers, a medley of Victor Her
Vert tunes, Ferde Grofe's "Ovel
mere Fantasia" which is based or
melodies of the first world war
Sousa's "Semper Fidelis' march and
Ihe national anthem, the star
Spangled Banner" A speciality num-
Der was a trumpet trio. PATSY Ray
mona Sidney Rae Browning and
George Watson, who played Clark's
FilrtatlonS," accompanied by Eliza
beth Ann Harrison.
The orchestra personnel follows:
Geneva Tufte, Peggy Mcconnell,
Lllian Jensen, Floradell Mckay,
DICK Vallandigham, Jack McCon-
neil Elolse Hanson, Betty Lou Mer-
sen, Inga Hotter, James Thurman.
Cara Wager and Carl Knight. Vi
ollns; David Vallandigham and
Frank Mersen, cellos; Gerry Near
ana Marvel Bliven, BASES; Betty
Lou Malunat and Betty Ann Wat
son, clarinetS.
Also, Patsy Raymond, George
Watson and Sidney Browning. trum-
pets; Dorothy Widen, and Guy
wagner, flutes; Elsie Hotter, oboe;
Joan Bardell, Devon Scanson and
Nakken, French horns; Cecil
DyKstra, Agnes Bayne and Melford
Arrotta, trombones; Rollie Alger.
Ruth Jacobson and Allen West,
SaxophoneS; Dorlaine MattSon. bas-
son; Dorothy Baynham, percussion
ana tympani, and ROLAND Hammer
ness, tuba.
In the glee club we're Agnes
Bayne, Gwen Burke, Dorothy De-
Lay, Doris Humphrey, Garnet Kot-
KIN, Betty Lindberg, Pearl Pidwer-
.eck, Shirley StenSland and Vivian
StenSland, first sopranos; Freda
Burger, Doris Miner, Blanche
Stensland. Geneva Tufte. Loretta
Tufte and Lillian Wedum. second
sopranos, and Yvonne Barker. viii
ma BoreSon, Elsie Hotter. Frances
.lttleson, Maureen Mckay, Lilah
McVee, Doris Moon, Doris Negrych
md Ann Nyquist, altos.
me band personnel follows:
Philip Sinclair, Peggy Mcconnell.
Helen Watson, Betty Lou Malunat,
5etty Ann Watson, Mary Lou Allie,
Ruth Watson, Laura Bayne,
Louise Hallett, Marie Weber.
Doris Miner. Cora Beth Granger.
byron Fuller, and Maureen Mckay.
3-flat clarinetS; Patsy RAYMOND.
frances Hallett. George Watson.
ildney Rae Browning, Adonna Han
on, David Bundy, Montana Matt
on, DeloriS Anderson, Borland Bar
ell, Erling LaSalle and Charles
lark, comets and trumpets.
Also, Dorothy Widen, Guy Wag-
er, Loretta Tufte, Norma Burrus
nd Patsy Pattison, flutes; Elsie
otter, oboe; Edward Knauss, c
arinet; Frieda Mae Burger, E-flat
10 clarinet; Ruth jacobson, tenor
lxophone; Joan Bardell, Devon
'anson, Leanore Frisch, Loren Nc
Fan and Joyce Nakken. French
,rns; Rollie Alger, Peter Alan
Test. and Wesley Goheen, alto
Dorlaine Mattson, bas-
n.
Also, Cecil Dykstra, Agnes Bayne.
elford Arotta, Teddy Parker and |
lane Mckay, trombones; Geral-
ne Knauss, Richard Allie and
Idvig Siqueland, baritones; Roland
immerneSs, Warren Stensland. !
aryfn Mclean, and Jack Cuniff,
oas; Dorothy Baynham, tympani.
d Roselle Enger, Lois Haynes, FL
Jones, Beverly Knorr and Gerry ]
ar, percussion.