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Show 8 C N - A D V O C A T E , T II E PAGE TWELVE U T A PRICE, THURSDAY,! 11 ; ' Flugal Horn CaiDon, highly super Summary Of Solo Ratings For Aihtrnk Alto Horn Senior and Junior Musicians Unusually Capable Group Of Students Given Ratings For Individual Performances An unusually capable group of student musicians received ratings in the instrumental solo division of the national regional contest held here Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Junior high entries played the first day of the meet, with the senior students performing Friday. Judges of solo events were as follows: Clarence J. Hawkins, University of Utah, clarinet; Robert Sauer, Brigham Young university, flute, piccolo, bassoon, drum, French horn,, oboe; N. W. Christiansen, Utah State Agricultural college, trombone, baritone, tuba; Arthur Freber, University of Utah, string instruments; Thomas Giles, Salt Lake City, piano; John Rosell, Salt Lake City, saxophone; Dr. Samuel Bleak, Salt Lake City, cornet and alto horn. A summary of ratings awarded by judges in both senior and junior divisions is as follows: i HiH, Lincoln, highly superior; Henry vv Latuda, highly superior minus. su- m g Hawkms Stewart, highly ra Anthon perior minus; Draner superior minus. Oven Clr 1 A Spencer Robbing Carbon, SpBnng Canyon, highly super-- 1 Class C Elaine Mernu highly superior. Raymond Walters, Notte Butler. Wellington, highly superior; ior minus; Kenneth Gramei. ing, superior; Baxter Vern Black, Helper, superior. Dame, superior minus; Jim B Flat Clarinet Hiawatha, superior minus; Charioue Bi- -j Class A Venita White, West high, May, Spring Glen, excellent plus, good. Grand sie Menotti, Sunnyside, highly superior; Joseph Lynch, Junction, highly superior; Charles Stewart,1 Jackson! superior phGten Smith, Pocatello, highly superior; Ray Cavanaugh. Pocatello, highly suNotre lley, perior; Jane White, South Cache, suThomas superior plus; Jack Walsh, Carbon, su- Dame, highly superior; perior; Clyde Revoir, Montrose, perior. .. Class B Norman Johnson, Uintah, Hal Mendenhall, highly superior minus; Orvel Hutch-- 1 excellent;excellent. inson, Palisade, superior minus; Noel, Emery, Don Smith Cook. Bear River, excellent. Sousaphone Class C Donna Lou Wardell, Hel- superior. Grand Carhart IdaTuba Forrest per, superior; Rex Miner, Inkom, EmJunction, highly superior. ho, superior ;Lee Miller, North French Horn Dan Garber, ery, superior plus; Beth Newton, South Sevier, superior plus; Virgie watha, superior. Spring Hall. Lava Hot Springs, superior plus; Zorn, Cecil Trombone Bessie Broderick, South Emery, suJack Shiner Notre Glen, superior; perior; Cleon Moss, Driggs, Idaho, su- Dame, superior; Richard Hawkins, perior minus; Loila Barnes, Welling- Stewart, superior; Blaine Andrus, ton, excellent; David Cox, Central, Draper, excellent; Willis Wakefield, Dick good, Jr., North Emery, excellent; E Flat Clarinet Cowley, Sunnyside, good; Pete btaias. Class A Joan Bowen, Fruita, high- Hiawatha, good. S. ly superior. Class C Angelo E Flat saxophone William Helper, highly superior. Hawkins, Stewart, highly superior;01 Bass Clarinet Warren Hughes, Union junior high MarClass A Bob Jones, Carbon, high-d- y Midvale, highly superior; Jim Sani tino, Hiawatha, superior; superior. Latuda, excellent; Gwen Flute Kenn LeaCloss A Virginia Greener, Carbon, Hand, Draper, excellent; excellent. highly superior; Helen Starks, Grand vitt, Harding, Cornet Wallace GrugdeU. Stewart, Junction, highly superior; Florence JunMarple, Montrose, highly superior; highly superior (outstanding); suhighly Norman Whiting, South Cache, highly ior Self, Spring Canyon, JuncGrand Bob Chapman, of West Venita perior; White, high superior; Salt Lake, superior. Class B Ray tion. superior; Mary Mickelsen, Drap-esuperior; Gordon Gatherun, Irving Pauli, Preston, highly superior; Ella superior; Adamson, Park City, superior. Class junior high of Salt Lake, excellent; C Raymond Weeter, Helper, super- Junior Williams, Harding, excellent; ior; Helen Lee Kirk, North Emery, Dorothy Rawlings, Jordan, excellent, excellent. Joseph Lopez, Kenilworth, high Piccolo Lloyd Peterson .Lincoln junior MemDuke excellent; Salt of Lake, Class A Stanley Littizzette, Car"i wuhp exc Garfield, bon, highly superior. Class C Verna mett, lvrljraca Lou Christensen, South Emery, ex- - Hiawatha, exceUen Notre Dame, good; June Morgan, Spring Glen, good. oboe n Alto horn Anatone Zuckar, A Dorothv (outstanding!; highly TSandmg);! .superior nor highly Keeler, Latuda, highly superior; Howard Gates, Montrose, highly su- - Dan Boneta Neilson, Castle Gate, superJuncGrand Beth Branning, perior; Mont Duke, Spring Glen supertion, highly superior. Class B Jun- - ior; Dorothy Neilson, Spring Glen, ior; ior Greaves, Preston, highly superexsuperior; Ruby Wilson, Hiawatha, ior; Winston Richards, Montpelier, cellent. superior. Class C Carlos Giacoletti, Drums Claire Unger, Grand JuncHelper, superior. tion, highly superior; Edward Baritone Stewart, excellent. Class A Guy Brown, Jr., Fruita, Eileen Shurtliff, Spring Cello highly superior (outstanding); Burke Canyon, highly superior. John Berry, Carbon, highly superior; Violin LaMar Empey, Harding, McGregor, Montrose, superior. Class B Melvin Oblad, Park City, highly excellent. Piano Pauline Bertot, Notre Dame, superior; Darrill Bastian, Uintah, highly superior. Class C Boyd Bun- superior; DOn Empey. Harding, sunel, Helper, superior. perior; Elaine Thome, Spring CanViolins yon, excellent. Class A Helen Roe, Grand JuncOIL DEALERS TO MEET tion, highly superior. Class C BarA meeting of the Carbon-Emer- y bara Tietjen, South Sevier, superior. Retail Petroleum Dealers association Bass Violin Class A Karen Harris, Grand will Be held Monday evening, according to an announcement by C. L. Junction, highly superior. Leavitt, president of the organization. Snare Drums A Jim Jouflas, Carbon, Class highly superior. Class B Elsie Hen-- 1 dricks, Preston, highly superior; Mauri ne Eaves, Glenwood Springs, highly superior. Class C Gerald Baxter, Lava Hot Springs, superior; McKay Lopez, Helper, excellent; Kenneth Rasmussen, Wellington, excellent. SPBanntoGneen-jTck0rKe- highly superior (outstanding); Melvin Dunn, Pocatello, highly superior; Sherman, Grand Junction, superior; Frank Lopez, Carbon, superLe-la- nd ior. Class B Paul Quinn, Montpelier, Idaho, highly superior (outstanding); Howard Lewis. Uintah, highly superior; Chad Anderson, Central, superior; Hugh Bunnel, Park City, superior. Class C Reeve Hansen, South Sevier, highly superior; John Perry, Helper, highly superior; Don Anderson, Green River, highly superior; Blain Greenhalgh, Nephi, superior; Willis Howard, North Emery, excellent; Milo Nelson, South Emery, ex- cellent. French Horn Wanda Williams, Carbon, highly Marion superior fiutstanding); Chausse, Pocatello, highly superior; Delme Jensen, Nephi. highly superior; May Lemon, South Emery, suSENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS perior; Marjorie Barnes, Grand JuncCornets tion, superior; Rose Mane Stark, Class A Jack Dunn, South Cache, Fruita, superior. . BANDS INVITED TO FESTIVAL IN JULY Receive Carbon CO. 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Class B Austin Haws, Uintah, superior. Class C Don Colton. Helper, superior; John Barton, South Emery, superior; Leo Christensen, Driggs, superior; Jesse Green, Green River, excellent. . Trombone , Class A Bartoja Hazelett, Grand Junction, highly superior;- Dan MorClass B gan, Carbon, superior. Golden Bastian, Uintah, superior. Class C Brice Jones, Tintic, highly superior; Helden Petersen, Helper, highly superior; Leo Hansen, South Emery, superior; Emmet Herron, Green River, excellent. Saxophone Class A James Polve, Carbon, highly superior; Harold Olinger, Grand Junction, highly superior; Raymond Rogers, Pocatello, highly superior; Mona Lee Spence, Grand Junction, superior; Dorothy Jones, Carbon, superior; Lloyd Cornett, Montrose, superior. Class B Reid Larson, Preston, superior; Russell Severn, Montrose, superior; Don Weeks, Uintah, excellent; Boyde Hair, Uintah, excellent. Class C James Kershbergen, Helper, highly superior; Pete Simonette, Helper, highly superior; Billy Elliot, McCammon, highly superior; Jay Wheeler, Tintic, . highly superior; Morge Green', McCammon, superior; Ray Fowler, Driggs. superior; Erma Greenhalgh, South Emery, excellent; Glenn Pratt, Nephi, excellent; Clay Crawford, excellent. Baritone Saxophone Class C James Kershbergen, Helper, highly superior. Class be ample funds to see them through? A Mutual Protective Association Certificate provides benefits in case of death or total permanent disability as much as a maximum benefit of $1,000 for as iiittle as an estimated cost of $1 per month, depending upon age. Fill out the coupon and mail it today tomorrow may be too late. 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