California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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li E. I - 'fi -0- fl ra-- Q i MEN'S BAND HE MEN'S BAND of Chico State feel they have completed a most successful year due largely to the efforts of the director, Paul Howard Young. The enrollment was the largest of any season, and with additional equipment and a group of players of greater ability, a higher grade of music was played. The band scored a big hit when it introduced the new school song, Hail to Chico State. early in the year. It was a conspicuous group at all the big home football games. The big game at Sacramento saw a mass band fboth men and womenl of sixty-ive and the first showing of the new uniforms in a brilliant array of red and white. As the half was called they moved onto the Held playing Hail to Chico State, marching and counter-marching across the gridiron. The second semester showed a still greater number turning out for band. Seventy pieces Cboth men and womenl played for the ceremonies at the corner- stone laying of the new building and others would have been in the group if more uniforms had been available. The men's band played for a number of assemblies throughout the vear. for all pep rallies and for a special assembly under student conductors. The band is always a feature of Pioneer Day, the big day of the year. PERSONNEL Trumpets-Elfendahl, Van Zee, Barham, Cheney, Bockman, Phillips, Johnson, Crenshaw. Clarinets-Amerman. Eihler. Horne, Jellison, Riley, Cain. Ho1'ns-Weigel, Murphy, Foster. Oboe-Caldwell. Basoon-Miller. Flute-Ware. Trombones-Hassler, Nixon. Squires. Baritones-Randall. Percussion-Capri, Greiner, Farmer. Saxophones-Estes, McKenzie, Piluso, Olker. Basses-Schott, Shadwell, Scheimer, Felippe. Drum Major-Farmer. -..ggi 30

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ll n fm.,- 'GIQ-gig-QF: F5 T 5 WOMEN'S BAND OFFICERS ALDA BIHLER A ,.............. ..A....,,,......,,,,,,.,, .,.,..... . - . ......, .Presz'der1l' HAZEI. BURKHARTE ,..,,.. ....... , Secretary-Treasurer EVELYN PERIGO ,.... ,. .....,....... . . ....... .....,.. ,....,...........,.................. S o cial Leader No organization in the College has been more willing to give its time and service than the Girls Band. Although this group is comparatively new, it has made rapid strides toward success. Besides playing for school activities. the band has made several other appearances and will make many more during the spring semester. The personnel is as follows: Director-Paul Howard Young. Corners-Adelaide Filippe, Helen Howland, Hannah Meyers, Dorothy Murray, Bethel Turner, Mary Wall, Maxine Forcum, Margaret Triplett. Clarinets-Florence Kaiser, Hazel Burkharte, Dorothy Schock, Fern Tibbe- sart. Euvetta Barnes, Nedra Bartlett. Shirley Hopkins, Margaret Kopplin, Mary Sinijon, Gladys Landers, Alice Wadsworth, Joan Koopman. Altos-Crystal Baxter, ,Ruth Howell. Madge Foster, Elizabeth Bryan, Mrs. Anna Randall, Frances Vvfadsworth. Trombones-Alda Bihler, Illa 'Walkup, Eleanor Vogelgsang, Dora Melinc, Vivian Hitchcock, Lorene Breese. ' Baritones--Irma Belle Studley, Evelyn Perigo, Esther Bygum. Saxophones-Illa Hitchcock, Helen Vogelgsang, Bernice Black. Flutes-Alison McClard, Aida Koopman. Drums-Dorothy Dean, Blanche Fiddler, Edna-Mae Will, Judith Foster, Mabel Ward, Rachael Wilson. 8 I