Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Qfte Ut-zcdealfea Under the direction of Violinist Harold C. Edwards, the Sioux Falls college concert orchestra, a thirty-three-member organization, has completed its fifth year. It has been the purpose of the or- chestra to maintain a high standard of art, study- ing music of only the finest quality. Voted an outstanding success was the annual mid-winter concert. The difficult Beethoven's Concerto for violin was played by Mr. Edwards as the orchestra was directed by Dean Lee Bright. The initial number on the evening's program, the Concerto served as a standard, demanding and receiving excellence in the New VVorld Symphony by Dvorak, Tschaikowskils Sixth lljathetiquej Symphony, Beethoven's Fifth and Seventh Symphony and Danse Boulfonsv by Rimski Korsakow. The concert orchestra also happens to be the proud sponsor of two fine trios. One, the Brahm's horn trio of Palmer Kremer, Earle Kuns and Harold Edwards, made a lkfaytime presentation of Brahm's music. Maxine, Carl and Donald Hansen com- prise the student trio. Both organizations are pop- ular and have played before many audiences. THE PERSONNEL OF THE ORCHESTRA VIOLINS BASS Donald Gardner, Carol Stephens Jerome Knopf Vera Knopf Ella Zambo Carl Hansen Dorothy Mussler james Burbank Bernice Masker V1oLA Clinton Jacobsen CELLO Donald Hansen Thomas Rice Concert Master Ray Loftesness Richard Dornaus PIANO Earle Kuns FLUTE Duane Greenfield Gerald Anderson OBOE Jean Newcomb CLARINET Ronald Lane Donald Rayl FRENCH HORN Palmer Kremer Donald Stivers Robert Johnson lVIaurice G-lende TRUMPET Lorin Mussler Arthur Perkins TROMBONE Clifford Foss Harold Hoover TUBA Harry Nimtz TYMPANI Curtis Beecher 'NNN 1 K 1' i i , ml ,.. Y ,ii T .am 44... ,, '? lvr- W5 ,,,,0,,, ' ff, j.,,,, 7. 4, f , , A i lf' :Ziff 2 1 S

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f w t .4 af -, Rueb - Kinsley - Van Gerpen - Greenfield - VVoertink - Ripple - Hamilton - Campbell Burbank - C. Dougherty - Lundquist - Radclille - Rayl gfafeamen The Statesmen's Club was formed some seven years ago to further, among other things, the interests of its members in the practical school of campus politics. Although this rather sordid purpose has been since supplanted by a broader aim, it still points with pride to a membership that includes three council members, the presidents of five campus organizations, Tepee Day Chief, business manager of the Brave, two Varsity lettermen, Drake extemp and VValsh oratory winners, two scholarship students, president of the student body and sundry choir, orchestra and band members. As an organization, the club turned its attention to international politics and then balanced its program by including medicine, astronomy and music in a series of evening meetings to which local speakers were invited. The annual Statesmen's show was a financial success, the proceeds paid for three epoch- making parties and the organization closed another successful year with a full roster of mem- bers and no outstanding debts. President-Hugh Hamilton Vice-President-Donald Rayl Secretary-Ardeen Foss Treasurer-Charles Dougherty ,.,W,q9