First Chair of America - National Yearbook (Greenwood, MS)

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Some of the people in the organizations are: MASSACHUSETTS state of Massachusetts who are doing outstanding work and setting a high standard for their RALPH I. SCI-IOONMAKER ....... ......... M edford CLIFTON ALBEE ...... ........,........... B oston MALCOLM HALL .............i.i...., ,,,,,,,,,,, O range JOHN D. CORLEY ........ ....i,.,,,.,,...... B rookline ROBERT CORLEY ,,,...,..,,,,, ,4,,,-, M afblehead ALAN LANNOM ............. ...,... B oston University DONALD HAMMOND ,,,,,,, ..,---, 5 wampscott RUSSELL STANGER ............ .i.,..,. B oston University RODNEY F, MAY ,,,,4,,,,, -A.,,-A B 1-Octon DR. GEORGE BORNOFF ....... ......., B oston University RALPH I. SCHOONMAKER-Medford Mr. Schoonmaker is one of America's great teachers and conductors. He has developed the Medford Band into one of America's really Superior organizations, always winning First ratings. He has served on the faculty of Boston University College of Music. He is a member of Society of Arts and Sciences and of many state and national music organizations. He is due much credit for his unselfish devotion to the development of the school music programs of the entire country. MICHIGAN . , -il ,' l f' ,Z 'y .f wear H r l L. ll -L- DR. WILLIAM D. REVELLI University of Michigan Bands Dr. Revelli's influence on instrumental music in America is so great that no state can really claim his as its own. Any story that we could Write here would not tell of his influence in every part of America as all who read this already know about his contribution to improve- ment in and around them. Every boy and girl in America, as well as every conductor, owes him a debt of gratitude.-The Editor.

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MARYLAND MARYLAND MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF CONTROL President ,,,,....,.............................., MILDRED TREVVETT First Vice President .. ,.,,w,Y,V., BLANCHE F. BOWLSBEY Second Vice President ,..... ....................... A LICE S, BEER Secretary .,....,.,......,....,i... .,....i....,,i L UCILE SQUIER Treasurer .,v......v,,..v...vv.ww..,.,,..........,.. MARGARET ADAMS Members at Large ............................ ELLEN BECKMAN MARY CROSS, RICHARD HIGGINS, and DR. BRYCE JORDAN Committee Chairmen: Instrumental ....,,,.... Choral ...,.......,.. ................JoHN FIGNOR MESSICK Elementary ...............,.v.......Y...,e......... GRACE DuBOSE Membership ..,,...,..... Higher Education .MARY HUNTER, MARY ROBB A. HASLUP Supervision .........,.., ,,...,, D R. CHARLES T. HORN In addition to these, outstanding musical organizations are directed by ELWOOD E. KINNEY, Hagerstowng WARREN SHELLEY CSee State Dedicationj, Baltimoreg WALLACE DRYER, Salis- buryg KENNETH PAGE, Annapolisg C. J. PETRANEK, Bethesdag RAYMOND DOMBROWSKI, Bel Airg HARRY KIGHT, Williainsportg J. RUPERT NEARY, Reisterstowng DR. DONALD F. NORTON, lCity College Bandj, Baltimore. M. DENE HOFFMAN Bladensburg Ithaca Collegeg M.A., University of has maintained very fine organi- for seven years at his high school. WARREN W. SHELLEY Southern High School, Baltimore B.M. and M.M., University of Michigang Kappa Kappa Psig Drum Instructor at music groupsg outstanding band at his school year after year. l ' 2 :Z Zi ,4 W , li lg KENNETH PAGE Annapolis High School B.M. fMusic Ed., Peabody Conservatory 19535 formerly Woodwind Instructor Mc- Donogh School for Boysg has maintained very fine organization year after year. 29

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MICHIGAN DALE HARRIS .,................ ARTHUR HILLS ................... ARTHUR KATTERJOHN ,...... ROBERT LINT ............A.f.. P. VANDER LINDE-Holland L, W. GUNTHER ..... ..... RAY OPLAND ...Y.,..A....,,..... ..A...,. MERWYN MITCHELL ..... ........ CHARLES KIRSCH ....... ..,.. MACK E. CARR .,... ....... R iver Rouge OUSTANDING QNot Picturedj .........Pontiac ,....,..Ho1land .....,.....Sal1ne ...,.,.,Hillsda1e ,.....,..Midland ,Traverse City Grand Rapids ,Battle Creek JOSEPH DEIKE ............. Sault Ste. Marie GORDON MATHIS .....,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, O xford GEORGE MURTHUM ,.,,,., ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,M ason RICHARD SCHADEL ,.,.. ,,,,.,,,,,,, L apeer ELDON A. SCOTT ,.,........ ,,.,,,.,4,. D eafbgfn STANLEY SHOEMAKER ,,,,A,,,,,,,,,, Jackson RALPH STROUF ................. .......... N . Muskegon ROBERT WELTY ............ ,, CLARENCE ROTH ........ ................Sturgis ........Ann Arbor ' H -fag H 1 , w pure, H , ji :f Y A ' 'l .'., :Q -. 1' f'2fQQ'Q? N A 4513.12-: '- I :A gag 5 T? .::1'.:--L-.2 -I 5 5-.,, : ' iii? ' 132' ,, 232 ' 2 R. CHADDERDON-Marshall CHARLES W. HILLS-Fowlerville WILLIAM STEWART-Muskegon All of the people pictured and listed here are outstanding in the development of the very fine music program in the State of Michigan. All have superior organizations and maintain the highest national standards at all times. MERWIN MITCHELL-Gramd Rapids GEORGE R. CAVENDER-University of Michigan MILDRED THOMAS BACHELLER .After 1' ag' Ferndale if x.