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

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Li .I A I C. WARD ROUNDS-McCook B.S., University of Nebraskag M.A., Colum- bia Universityg consistently Superior bandsg served as President and Secretary of Cha- dron National Music Campg Chairman of Band Affairs, Nebraska Music Educators Conferenceg adjudicatorg cliniciang guest conductorg widely known Music Educator. NEBRASKA .1213 KENNETH E, FOUST-Fairbury Twenty-one years at Fairburyg attended Red Oak, Iowa junior College and University of Nebraska School of Music where he participated in many musical unitsg past member of Nebraska Music Contest Committeeg Past President, State Teachers Convention Music Departmentg past Secretary- Treasurer of Nebraska Music Educators' Associa- tiong outstanding conductor, teacher, and Music Educator. Other people who have contributed greatly to the Nebraska Music Program and wh H. ARTHUR SCHREPEL ...... GEORGE HINN .............. B. A. JOHNSON .... A. E. REMBOLD .......... DUANE SCHULTS ,........ M. H. SHOEMAKER ....... -------.Pawnee City VERNON FORBES .. KENNETH A. JOHNSON-Columbus Master's degree, Northwestern has taught successfully for more years in South Dakota, Iowa, and L his record showing a long list of ful achievements both in honors won in service to his fellow mang ou Music Educator. than o have maintained high standards are: .................,.........Scottsbluff ............Sidney WILLIAM NELSON .....,,,.,,...,.,,...,,..,,,,,.,,,Kearney -b------ASYMC'-ISC DAVID FOVVLER .........University of Nebraska ...........-Blarr DAVID B.. FOLTS .........University of Nebraska ...........Linco1n .........HaSt1ngs MERTON WELCH NEW HAMPSHIRE ELMER WILSON-Nashua Long time director of Nashua High Bandg consistently set very high standards. STEPHEN C. NORRIS-Nashua Former member, Nashua High School Bandg B.M.Ed., Boston University graduate work 1952-53g became Director at Nashua 19563 member Phi Mu Alphag M.E.N.C.g N.H.M.E.A.g N.E.M.F.A.g tains high standarclsg outstanding young Music Educator. W. R. OLSEN .............. ...,...............,...,......, F remont ............................Norfolk 1951: main-

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MONTANA gm' ...L JUSTIN GRAY-Montana State University, Missoula Director of Symphonic Band and Chairman of Music Graduate programg B.M., University of Michigang M.M,, Eastman School of Musicg com- pleted residence requirements for Doctor of Musi- cal Arts degree at University of California. Has very fine symphonic band at Universityg adjudi- catorg cliniciang guest conductor in many statesg on staff and faculty at Interlochen several sum- mersg member of numerous professional organi- zationsg on Board of Directors, Montana Music Educators Associationg Chairman Montana State Music Festivalg Phi Mu Alphag Kappa Kappa Psi. 'i PAUL E. SHULL-Great Falls Undergraduate and graduate degrees, Uni- versity of Coloradog outstanding senior in college musicg solo cornet with University Band 4 yearsg scored football shows and did extensive arranging while in collegeg staff member and Brass Instructor, U. of C. Summer camp 19533 member of A.S.- B.D.A.g M.E.N.C.g M.E,.A.g N.E.A.g E.A.g outstanding Music Educator. HENRY I. SCHIESSER-Butte Superior Band outstanding Master's degreeg former professional violin- cator istg Superior bands and orchestras consist- entl at Butte Hi h School' has served on Y 8 1 faculty at VanderCook School of Musicg nationally recognized clinician and Music Educator. 35

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FRANKLIN ASTOR-Freehold Indiana State Teachers Collegeg M.A., Universityg Co-Chairman N. 1. Band try-outsg formerly at Vine- dg always maintains Superior bandg 'es active part in all activitiesg outstand- Music Educator. NEW JERSEY JOHN F. KRAUSS-Flemington B.S., State Teachers College, Trentong played pro- fessionally before teachingg U. S. Army Band- master World War IIQ conducted band during the signing of Peace Treaty in Tokyog and M.E., Columbia University in 19513 Board of Directors N. I. M.E.A. 6 yearsg treasurerg on Planning Committee for All-State and All-Regi- onal Bandsg outstanding Music Educator fSee Band, this sectionj. SAUL KAY-Clifton B.A. and M.A. degrees, Pro-Musica, Mont- clair State Teachers College adjudicator cliniciang outstanding Music Educator. r - A A' 1 . fri' p lX.'ij L.- GORDON WILLIAMS-Bernardsville .S., Mansfield State Teachers Collegeg ndergraduate work at University of Pitts- rgh, Carnegie Institute, New York Uni- rsityg has taught in Pennsylvania and in aryland since 19283 has served as host to ll-State Band and Orchestra in Pennsyl- inia, New jersey and Marylandg has al- ays maintained Superior bands, orchestras, id choruses: outstanding Music Educator. See Band, this editionj. GQ lt GEORGE P, KRAUSS-South River Studied trumpet with Ernest Williamsg graduate U. S. Navy Band Schoolg was Assistant Director Battleship U.S.S. New Yorkg degree from New Jersey State Teachers College, A.F.M.g active with professional bands and orchestrasg on Try- Out Committee All-State Band, Orchestra and Chorusg Program Coordinator of N. -I. All-State Band and Region II3 outstanding Music Educator. fSee Band, this sectionl. ROBERT C. HEATH-Atlantic City B.S., Lebanon Valley Collegeg M.A., Col- umbia Universityg graduate work, New York University, Columbia, and Union Theological Seminaryg directs bands, orches- trasg organist and choir directorg Board of Directors N.j.M.E.A.g member of A.S.B.- D.A.g Sinfonia, N.E.A.g N.J.E.A.g Superl visor local Student Guild Chapter of A.G.O.g outstanding Music Educator. fSee Band, this editionj. 37