College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Furl tj-uini Hiiishaw Baker Taylor Swan (iatnl)Ie Potter Miller Jasper Bassett L. Dudley U. Dudley Dr. S. B. Dudley Hare Koberts J. J. Smith (director) Shaw Philpotl (pianist) Sower Smith The Orchestra HIS year the orchestra, J. J. Sniitli director, has been the largest and best ill the history of the college. Orciiestra music has been greatly in demand throughout the year, both in the College and outside the College. The Orchestra played for the Caldwell High School Opera, All at Sea, by Gilbert-Sullivan, and for the College Opera, Naughty Marietta, by A ' ictor Herbert. At the request of the business men, C. of I. orchestra acconi])anied the Kiwanis Club to Boise and there furnished music for the Banquet of the Caldwell-Boise Kiwanians. Orchestra music has been furnished for many events at the College itself, for the College plays, Founders ' Day and Commencement Exercises. ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Violins— Esther Hare ' 25, Vina Jas))er ' 2.5, Bessie Rolierts ' 2(), Paul Smith C. H. S. ' 23, Paul Christopher; Horns — Ira Anderson ' 25, Marvin Baker 26; Basoon — Dorothy Dudley C. H. S. ' 23, Elmer Raymond ' 26; Flute— Lucy Dudley C. H. S. ' 26; Clarinets— Jerome Smith ' 25, Vere Sower ' 25; Cello— Walter Bassett 23; Bass— Corwin Hinshaw ' 23; Oboe— Dr. S. B. Dudley; Trombone — Dick Potter, Alton Swan; Drums — Manley Shaw ' 25; Pianist — La Verne Philpott; Cornet — Grant Gordon ' 26.

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r ' sJT.r V Sl r-jifci »? l Cleaver Burris Mcilton I ewis Caldwell Swan Hakcr Camhle Morris Tayliir I ' ostletliwaite Smith Sower AmU ' ison l.emaster Gonlon .1. .1. Smith Shaw Kaha The Band HE success of tlic h.-uid tills vi ' ur was due to tlir mitiriiio- t ft ' orts of IM-ofussor J. ,J. Siiiitl), wliosr (lii-fcl iiio- .iliilitv l-- ill kiio ii. Tlie liand was (rnatly improved this year, owiii - to the addition of new members and more experienced players. On account of the string- ent demantis made upon the [)lavers, for pcrforniaiiees at hall ganies and parades, its j)ersonnel changed rapidly during the first few months, thereby causing a big handicap at the start. Nevirtheless, the band lias made itself well known in and alioiit the Collegi ' and tlir town. Probably tile most imjiortant appearance of the hand i on I ' oiiiiders ' Day. Tile or- ganization therefore, acts as a di ' auing card foi- the College. Tlie hearty co-operation of the memhei ' s and director has madi ' possible tlicse accom- plishments. BAND I ' l ' .HSONNKI. Corners — Taylor, Gordon, Cleaver, .Morris: Clarinets— .Smith. Sower. Seeoy, Hoberts; Horns — Haker, Anderson, Ranney; Trointione— I ' otter, (Jarnlile, Swan; Baritone — .MeHose, Rurris; .Soxopliont — Ilorton, Lewis; Kass — Pliilpott; Drums — Shaw, . ndrews; Hasoon — Uayniond.

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