Boise State University - Les Bois Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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First Violins: Kathryn Eckhardt Mitchell, concertrnistress: Stella Margarette Hopper, assistant concertmistress, Don Hancock, Ralph Purvos, Heidi Wayne, Leona Underkotler, Gerald Case. Second Violins: Karen Best, Lois Fry, Carol Schnell, Shawna Robison, lohn Helmick, Carolyn Hall, Kathleen Wasden. Violas: Mrs. Ralph Boal, Catherine Egelston, Mark Griffin, Elzora Greer. Cellos: Marilyn Muzatlco, lane Wallich, Rebecca Hogg, Gerry Hooper. Basses: Don l.aBare, Berla Eichelberger, Anna Lawwill. Flutes: Marilyn Frazier, Duane lieidenreich. Oboes: Fern Coonrod, Walter Sudweeks, fllarinets: Iames Hopper, Dan Cantrall, Keith Taylor. Bassoons: Wil- liam Schink, Kathryn Carstens, Ilene Werner. Horns: Iames Henry, Allred Morisette, Mrs, Don LaBare. Trum- pets: Salvatore DiNello, Fred Hiapo. Tympani, Frank Grossman, Ir. Zadie aadafz adage 04646 he Boise Iunior College community orchestra gives the students of the college a wonderful opportunity to play the music of the great com- posers with the more experienced musicians from the city. Highlighting the twenty-second season of the orchestra. was the premiering of C. Griffith Bratt's Second Symphony . This symphony was the first one to be commissioned in Idaho. In the spring, the orchestra joined with the combined choirs of Boise Iunior College and the College of Idaho in presenting Mozart's Requiem , under the direction of Mr. Grant Fletcher from Chicago. Also performed during the year was Symphonic Suite by William Schink. a sophomore music student at BIC.

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Flutes: Duane Heidenreich, Marilyn Frazier, Donna Ellis. Clarinets: Roger Dedman, Iames Countryman, Dan Cantrall, Gary Emore, David Greit, Pat Herr. Saxophones: Sprague Stevens, Eleanor Sabin, Mark Griffin, Bassoons: Kathryn Carstens, Ilene Werner. Trumpets: Salvatore DiNello, Bud Morford, Mike Ha ly, Randall Freciericks, Lois North. Horns: Lynn Schuermcmn, Berta Eichelberger, Perry Kelley. Trornbones: Charles Skil- lern, Gary Kleiman, lohn Vostrez, Robert Faris. Baritones: Elwin Ross, Comer Brown. Basses: Robert Newell. Percussion: Don Hancock, Marvin Mess, Melvin Iensen, Elaine Lutes. Director: Mr. Iohn H. Best. 2. game! he BIC Band, under the direction of Iohn H. Best, was found accom- panying and cheering the football team to victory at all the home games and at the game in Klamath Falls, Oregon. ' A wide variety of music was played during the annual tour through southern Idaho in April. Following the tour, the band presented its spring concert at the college. 1 ' ' Marching in front of the band in parades and at the games were Bill Schink, drum major, and Sharon and Shanon Newman, Pat Herr, and Marletta Trapp. majorettes. c

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First row: Pat Apperson, Sandra Compton, Gwen Hoxie, Phyllis Ellis, Lois North, Charles Naylor, Yasu Shimu- mura, Bob Watts, Dawn loanne Holly, Iuanita Franz, Gleora Spackman, Elaine Lutes, Mr. Bratt, choir director. Second row: Sydney Hultgren, Dona Bernasconi, lnez Elguezabal, Ioan Butler, Gerry Herron, Reid Reading, Ron Barton, Don Hancock, Paul Walters, Esther Montgomery, Fern Schwager, DeEtta Huntley, Donna Ellis. Third row: David Grief, Bill Denton, Rex Iohnson, Mark Griffin, Ross Stricklen, Dan Cantrall. Back row: Lorna Schluncl, Betty Link, Marilyn Frazier, Ruthanne Fountain, Gary Leiser, Gordon Quigley, Perry Kelley, Iim Chat- burn, Dennis Murdock, Duane Heidenreich, Monine Miller, Virginia Palmer, Anne Donnelley, Iudy Iackson. ,4 6a,0,ee6Zcz 5404: ifty-five voices rose in harmony under the choral direction of C. Griffith Bratt to compose BIC's a cappella choir. Tours, Christmas con- certs. radio and television appearances, and various school programs were on the choir's agenda this year. ,Not only did the choir sing the traditional Mozart and Bach. but they also presented to the public several pieces composed by Mr. Bratt. who is widely known for his talent. Holding offices for the year were Charles Naylor, president: Dennis Murdock. vice-president: and Anne Donnelley. secretary.