The Harlem News

With the approach of the year's end, Harlem School Band has a full program. This week the spring concert was given at the Civic Center on Tuesday evening under the direction of Miss Janice Johnson.

A varied program of band music was interpreted in a manner pleasing to an audience of nearly two hundred.

Mrs. Bernice Hebert, xylorimba, and Mrs. Myrtle Hebert, piano, were guest artists.

This week-end the band goes to Glasgow to participate in the Band Festival and the following Saturday they will attend the Festival at Havre.

The Havre festival, in which Harlem has participated since its origin, is being resumed after the three war years.

To date twenty bands are listed for appearance in daytime concerts, a street parade and an evening mass concert.

The personnel of the Harlem Band, with a membership of fifty, is as follows (the first figure indicating the grade in school and the last the number of years in the senior band):

CLARINETS
12 Eva Egbert 5
9 Peggy Damon 3
12 Lois Benson 5
10 Evalyn Frisvold 2
10 George Snell 4
10 Betty Klungland 2
10 Shirley Larsen 2
10 Arlowyn Brekke 2
10 Helen Brekke 2
7 Sharon Hunter 1
7 Helen Norberg 2
7 Barbara Smith 2

FLUTES
7 Myrna Dolven 2
9 Virginia Robinson 2
6 Virginia Goldsmith 2

SAXOPHONES (Bb-Soprano)
11 Joyce Fitz 2
5 David Snell 1

SAXOPHONE (C-Melody)
10 Billy Richman 1

SAXOPHONES (Eb-Alto)
12 Phyllis Bergh 2½
12 Dorothy Goodheart 4
12 Dick Burton 5
10 Janet Ellis 2
10 Merlon Alcorn 3
10 Ethel Hay 4

SAXOPHONE (Bb-Tenor)
12 Clarence Olson 5½

CORNETS
10 Charlotte Petersen 4
10 Dick LaSalle 1
10 Colleen Moore 2
11 Margaret Gallagher 3½
11 Ramona Larsen 2
9 Dorothy Pitch 2
8 Babe Snel 2
9 Eddie Carlson 2
9 Keith Benson 2

ALTOS
10 Eugene Fitzsimmons 2
9 George Gallagher 1
5 Orville Anderson 1

BARITONES
12 Joyce Wilson 6
9 Carla Dolven
9 Lois Wilson 2
6 Joyce Johnson 2

TROMBONES
12 Bessie Robinson
10 Margaret Harmon
7 Inez Turner
7 Delbert Snell 2

BASS
8 Mabel Watts 2

DRUMMERS
12 Tootie Greer 4
10 Jean Teter 4
8 Dick Moore 2