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January 29, 1959 in The Hardin Tribune Herald

Story January 29, 1959

The Hardin Tribune Herald

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Prof. Philip Turner, Mrs. Bert Kronmiller, Mary Crowe, Robin Gail, Joanne Bartram, Kathy Pobanz, Dixie Campbell, Lorraine Haugerud, Sharon Paulson, Mrs. Jacolyn Kelso, Carolyn Dunn, Mildred Porter, Mrs. Lois Steele, Kay Roath, Pat Beidler, Carolyn Lammers, Mrs. Arle Lohof, David Dover, Rick Gravagno, Gilbert Zyzniewski, Armand Lohof, Mary Lou France, Donna Schell, Arnold Smith, Tom Quilling, Kenneth Kelley, Bill Snapp, John Hertel, Kent Garlinghouse, Tom Vincent, Ron Hultberg, Paul Nesmith, Larry Dover

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A Cappella Choir, Rocky Mountain College, Hardin Concert, Sacred Music, Good Will Tour, Billings Montana

Hardin, Big Horn County, Montana

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Rocky Mountain College's 31-voice a cappella choir, directed by Prof. Philip Turner, performs sacred music concert in Hardin, Montana church tonight as part of annual tour promoting the college; members hosted by locals.

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Members of the a cappella choir of Rocky Mountain college in Billings appearing here tonight are as follows: Front row (left to right): Mary Crowe, Kalispell; Robin Gail, Billings; Joanne Bartram, Helena; Kathy Pobanz, Fairfield; Dixie Campbell, Chinook; Lorraine Haugerud, Scobey; Sharon Paulson, Belt; Mrs. Jacolyn Kelso, Chugwater, Wyo.; Carolyn Dunn, Billings; Mildred Porter, Belt; Mrs. Lois Steele, Poplar. Second row: Kay Roath, Sidney; Pat Beidler, Mt. Holly, N. J.; Carolyn Lammers, Hardin; Mrs. Arle Lohof, Billings; David Dover, Chinook; Rick Gravagno, Chicago; Gilbert Zyzniewski, Hamilton; Armand Lohof, Billings; Mary Lou France, Shelby; Donna Schell, Miles City. Third row: Arnold Smith, Polson; Tom Quilling, Sidney; Kenneth Kelley, Powell, Wyo.; Bill Snapp, Danvers; John Hertel, Moore; Kent Garlinghouse, Malta; Tom Vincent, Glenwood, Minn.; Ron Hultberg, Livingston; Paul Nesmith, Helena; and Larry Dover, Chinook.

College Choir To Appear Here Tonight

Hardin is one of 16 Montana communities in which the Rocky Mountain college choir will appear during its annual between-semesters good-will tour.

The 31-voice a cappella choir, under the direction of Prof. Philip Turner, head of the music department of the college, will present a public concert in the First Congregational church here at 8 p. m. tonight. The program, sponsored by the church, will feature sacred selections.

While in Hardin, members of the choir will be overnight guests of local residents. Housing arrangements are in charge of a committee headed by Mrs. Bert Kronmiller. An evening fellowship meal will be served the choir at the church before the concert.

Choir members are selected by audition and the group is composed of students studying in all departments of this Protestant church-related college in Billings. Members are residents of Montana, Wyoming, Illinois, New Jersey and Minnesota.

Among numbers on the choral program are "O Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly," by Bach; "Judge Me O God," by Mendelssohn; "Lost in the Night," by Christiansen, and "Balm in Gilead," arranged by Dawson.

The choir tour serves two major purposes. Besides bringing to communities a program of well-selected sacred music, it also provides an opportunity for Montanans to become acquainted with the purpose, objectives and results of Rocky Mountain college, the only Protestant church-related institution of higher learning in Montana and Wyoming.

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A Cappella Choir Rocky Mountain College Hardin Concert Sacred Music Good Will Tour Billings Montana

What entities or persons were involved?

Prof. Philip Turner Mrs. Bert Kronmiller Mary Crowe Robin Gail Joanne Bartram Kathy Pobanz Dixie Campbell Lorraine Haugerud Sharon Paulson Mrs. Jacolyn Kelso Carolyn Dunn Mildred Porter Mrs. Lois Steele Kay Roath Pat Beidler Carolyn Lammers Mrs. Arle Lohof David Dover Rick Gravagno Gilbert Zyzniewski Armand Lohof Mary Lou France Donna Schell Arnold Smith Tom Quilling Kenneth Kelley Bill Snapp John Hertel Kent Garlinghouse Tom Vincent Ron Hultberg Paul Nesmith Larry Dover

Where did it happen?

Hardin, Montana

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Prof. Philip Turner Mrs. Bert Kronmiller Mary Crowe Robin Gail Joanne Bartram Kathy Pobanz Dixie Campbell Lorraine Haugerud Sharon Paulson Mrs. Jacolyn Kelso Carolyn Dunn Mildred Porter Mrs. Lois Steele Kay Roath Pat Beidler Carolyn Lammers Mrs. Arle Lohof David Dover Rick Gravagno Gilbert Zyzniewski Armand Lohof Mary Lou France Donna Schell Arnold Smith Tom Quilling Kenneth Kelley Bill Snapp John Hertel Kent Garlinghouse Tom Vincent Ron Hultberg Paul Nesmith Larry Dover

Location

Hardin, Montana

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The 31-voice a cappella choir from Rocky Mountain College in Billings performs a public concert of sacred selections at the First Congregational Church in Hardin at 8 p.m. tonight, as part of their annual good-will tour visiting 16 Montana communities. Directed by Prof. Philip Turner, the choir members are housed by locals and served a fellowship meal before the concert. The tour promotes the Protestant church-related college.