' TUESDAY, MARCH 9. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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KUHS Band To Hold Concert
4Tbe Klamath Dnion Hleh School
Concert Band, assisted by the
KUHS Boys' Glee Club will ap
pear in the high school auditorium.
Thursday evening, March 11 In the
annual spring presentation lor the
public. Curtain time will be 0 p.m.
LaMar Jensen, director of the
bard and Don McKenzle, assistant
band director and director of the
glee club will handle the batons.
The concert band llncludes 80
members. -.
The sale of tickets helps pur
chase band uniforms, choir robes,
with cleaning bills, goes to help
defray expenses of half time shows
during school events and for other
miscellaneous expenses of the mu
sic department, according to An
drew Loney Jr., director of music
education.
Tickets are oh sale at Derby's
Music Store
The program and personnel follow:
Moore, Virginia Borden, Joe tin
man.
Alto Clarinets: Donald Hall, Vice
President; Roberta Ebinger, secre
tary; Joan Stoddard.
Bass Clarinets: Marjorie Kollen
born, Peggy Grimm, Sidney Jack.
Oboes: Kenny Jensen, Bob Clark;
English Horn: Kenny Jensen; Bas
soons: Diane Dennis, Russell Self,
Jerry Mlnchenton.
Alto Saxophones: Sonya Baxter,
Constance Loy; Tenor Saxophone:
Bruce Kielsmeier; Baritone Saxo
phone: Barbara Young; Bass Sax
ophone: James Hickman.
Cornets: Tommy Grigsby, Lyle
Shaffer, president; Gerald Marsn,
Larry Bean, Doug Campbell,
Dwayne Prattler, Wesley Sine, Lar
ry Moench.
French Horns: Marion Mullen.
Ray Behnke,' Brian Arnold, Rich
ard seiaeman, Frances summers,
Peggy Love, Don Summers.
Trombones: Keith Joslen, Bill
Men of Music K. L. King and H. L. Walters
The Green Cathedral . Carl Harm, trans. McKay
Toulon Overture Gabriel Pares, arr. L. W. Chidester
Carnival of Venice '. Del Staigers
- v.. Ray Blggers, Cornetlst
Sussex Psalm - Russell S. Howland
Allegro from Water Music Suite Handel, arr. LaMar K. Jensen
American Rhapsody for Band .. Eric Greenwood
Mardl Gras from Mississippi Suite . Ferde Grofe,
arr. Eric W. G. Leidzen
Oh Evallne .'. - :: Traditional
The Halls of Ivy Russell and Knight
Ole Ark's a-Mbverin' .................. Spiritual
Three Jolly Welshmen Don Malln
Passing By Henry Furcell
Boy's Glee Club
Phantom Regiment - - - Leroy Anderson
Three Trumpeters - Agostinl Bainum
Tom Grigsby, Lyle , Shaffer, Larry Bean
Blue-Tail Fly , .- ', ! Clare E. Grundman
! Victory Garten aMe -w.3.-i.--t mZ,; ',;, . Harold L. WaltersH
; Amparito Roca Jaime Texldor
Personnel, Flutes: Kay Jensen,
Florene Wamstad, Bondell Craw
ford, Susan Derby, Sheila Adler,
Genevieve Tanner, Betty Hole.
B Flat Clarinets: Gerry Barker,
Jean Oliver, Mary Ann Munson,
David Pcebler, Larry Phair, Myr
na Heaton, Gary phair, Roger Fcr
rier, Sharon Dewing, Barbara
Salt, Paul Munson, Ernest Chllders,
Kent Cooper, Conrad Rienmiller,
Bass Trombone: Gene Oberg.
Baritones: David Landis, Rich
ard Detroit, Oliver Jones, Librar
ian; Richard Kelly, David Lozar,
Cornelius Green.
Cellos: Judy Brauner, Janice
Shaw. .
String Basses: Shirley Woodard,
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Church Plans
Expansion
Officials of the Bible 1 Baptist
Church. 2244 Wlaril Street, have
announced the purchase of prop
erty at 4815 South Sixth Street
from A. C: and Dena Backes. Pur
chase of the land is for future ex
pansion, according to trustees and
deaconsf
The property is now occuDled bv
a residence. Trees are being felled.
The Bible Baptist Church is at 2244
wiard Btreet.
Deacons and deacorinessea are
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Colt, Dr.
and Mrs. Chester Cassel, Mr, and
Mrs. Wesley Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Grimes, Mr. and Mrs.
I. W. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
R. Larson.
Trustees are H. J. Chandler.
Jerry Rhodes and Dick Howard.
Camp Fire Girls
Plan Meetings
Camp Fire girls of Merrill will
go to church In a group March 14
and sometime during Camp Fire
Week will entertain at a tea for
mothers. There will also be a
foreign doll exhibit.
Plans for the celebration were
made at a recent meeting attended
by Camp Fire leaders, Mrs. Norby
Heaton, Mrs. Irvin Johnson, Mrs.
Jack Ratliff, Mrs. John Moore,
Mrs. Don West, Mrs. Robert Walk
er, Mrs. Ivan Kandra, Mrs. Ithel
Chapman, Mrs. John Degnan, Mrs.
Dale West, Mrs. Troy Quails, Mrs.
Homer Evertson, all of Merrill and
Mrs. Naomi French, Klamath
Falls Camp 'Fh'e executive. ,.s ;
The next regular meeting will be
Wednesday,. March 10 at the recre
ation hall. . '
Jerry Wear.
Bines: Kurt Uerllngs, Jerry
Kirkpatrick, Douglas Thompson,
David Kirkpatrick, Tommy Horn. .
Percussion: Stuart Campbell,
Carol Dixon, Duane Long, John
Monett, Bill Hamblin, Larry McDowell.
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