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T R U E B L U E BAND AND ORCHESTRA The band, a very active group in our school, has developed into a well- rounded organization during the past few years. It represented the local Legion post at Ellsworth on August 19, where it won first place in the High School division. Also it was chosen to represent the Hudson Commercial Club at the Lumberjack’s Convention in Stillwater on August 18. As a special honor, it was invited to play for the Northwestern Teacher’s Association Convention at Eau Claire on October 11, 1935. Since band marching has become a prominent feature at the district con- test in River Falls, the band has won first place every year with the exception of one time. For the jxi.st two years Donovan Thompson has been the drum major. The band has had many duties that are present ordinarily, such as playing at pep meetings, basketball games, assembly, and football games. The selection played by the band at the district music contest this year was “Safari” by the composer G. E. Holmes. The senior hand has kept its membership high in spite of loss due to grad- uation, by the influx of “junior” and “B” bands. At present the band has a membership of about forty, under the managership of John Hughes. The orchestra membership this year is about twenty-five. Its manager is Donald Engstrom. It is a very compact group. The orchestra especially stresses the string section and limits the amount of brass. The past year it has been an opening feature at many presentations at the high school, such as playing before one-act plays and the musical comedy, “Look Who’s Here”. It was also an important feature at the Christmas program, when the play, “Why the Chimes Rang”, was presented. In March it performed for the P. T. A. One important engagement was the playing as a part of an assembly program for the New Richmond High School. The contest selection this year was “The Calif of Bag- dad” by A. Boieldieu. SUB-DIVISIONS OF THE BAND BRASS QUARTETTE Paul Thompson Ray Livermore Cornet Cornet Paul Jones Mary Lou Askov .. Trombone Horn GERMAN BAND John Hughes Paul Thompson Clarinet Cornet Paul Jones La Verne Johnson .. Trombone Bass WOODWIND ENSEMBLE John Hughes Evelyn Rydeen Clarinet Clarinet Mary lane Dahl Betty Hannah Arnquist .. Oboe Flute Julie Ann Reiter .... Tenor Saxophone SUB-DIVISIONS OF ORCHESTRA STRING QUARTET Donald Engstrom ........ Violin Richard Batten .......... Viola Robert Anderson ........ Violin Paul Jones .............. Cello JAZZ ORCHESTRA Composed of fourteen members. It plays occasionally for social hours. 1 9 3 6
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HffiDw m-iDw WHY THE CHIMES RANG'' A Christmas Play December 20, 1935 Presented by Mixed Chorus and Dramatic Department Holgar ........ Steen ......... Bertel ........ An Old Woman The Angel ..... Rich Woman ... Rich Man ... The Priest .... The King ...... The Sage ...... Young Girl .... Courtier ...... THE CAST .................. James Gullickson ................... Orlando Holway ................... Robert Hellweg ................... Julie Ann Reiter ...................... Ruth Lyksett .................... I eona Rhodey ................... Robert l’orsythe .................... Albert Lyksett ........................ Roy Colver .................. Robert Anderson ..................... Norma Dedrick ...................... Harold Olson LOOK WHO'S HERE A Musical Comedy Presented by Mixed Chorus and Dramatic Department under the direction of Misses Selle, Hanson, Kidd, Knudson and Mr. Weatherhead. February 4. 1936 THE CAST Conny Markham .....................— Lea Claire Suennen Roger Gregory ......................... Einar Edstrom Jim Wallington ......................... Willis Miller Percy Stoningham ..................... Robert Forsythe Phineas ...................................... Donald Engstrom Francisco, bandit ......................... Roy Colver Florita ........................ Betty Hannah Arnquist Sir Charles ........................ Raymond Cleveland Lady Susan ............................ Mavis Swanson Peggy Markham ............................ Jane Hurst Henry .................................. David Lyksett Bandits ......Robert Buttke, Richard Brunelle, Paul Jones, Arthur Riedel, and Raymond Livermore Pierre (chef) ........................ Alton Stevenson Mr. Pirn .............................. Paul Thompson Alton Stevenson Paul Thompson 1 9 3
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