PONG OO , a eel a OTHER RATING Other students receiving superior a == Fifty-two jschools in students from 12 Weber, Davis and included Mary Lou es, , of , of Valley Junior High Center }“*"'~ and John Baylis, brass-|awards \ Miao: liiagiaag as ee mee max se , all violin, and Keith a oo rumpet. dents from Wahlquist a : a f ==! |musical talents at the Golden =| Spike Empire Solo and Ensem-| Juni === ble Festival at Weber State Col- erior lege. Oa Christensen, all bass; Barbara . : : : Fowler, Sue Clark and Debral === |Box Elder counties received | Jat ==) |“superior”’ ratings for their|Sh eee gt sen of Box Elder Junior High | Child, piano: and violin, of T. H. School, Bountiful. School, Brigham City, both = Junior High ‘School; John) - Outstanding soloists presented ceived superior ratings in the|Sato, piano, of Washington Jun-;a concert Saturday night in the State Oe Fine i ior High School; Monte strings division. : = a aay I s. They were: Rin ee berly Kirkbride, Annette Thur- The traveling trophy, award= ed to the school with the most = aS superior- ratings, was ‘retained | = \for the second year by South ber, Sherrie Stott, Mariece Johnson, DsDebbie Champneys and Ned Johnson, all strings, 2 RECEIVE RATINGS /) Junior High School of South OgStudents from Highland Junden. ior High School who received|) The school which receives the superior ratings were: Dee Dass ‘|trophy for three consecutive vis, organ solo; Vicki Cummings years will get to keep it as per- and Kim Wade, both violin; an q a8 — ‘|manent property. Christine FOUR GET TROPHIES == | four students received troph= jies for being the most outstandSa6-ing soloists in their division. They were: Sue Clark of Central Junior High School, strings; Rosalie Peterson, woodwinds, ‘and Tommy ge _brass+ es, both of South | School, and Steve VanWag oner Cathy Swenson, both piano, and Greg Booth, bass. Five students from the Roy ae Se High School 9th grade received superiors. They were: Mary| Thompson and Bruce Wilcox, both»strings; Susan Angus, pi- |) ano, and Dennis Madsen and||_ ‘Lyle London, both brasses. é Roy Junior High School pu-|j> pils who received superior rat-|> ings were Debbie Olsen and) both strings, and) ~ 150 students of Bal tense rasses. S Mount. Ogden dnior High » School, piano. An estimated i junior high school age competed |in the festival. Of the 52 who received super=== |ior ratings, 10 were from South = | Junior High School. "| They were: Rosalie Peterson, = *|Pat Donley, Debra Nelson and Pat Dolin, all woodwinds; »ela Camp and Tommy hall, | Karen brasses; at Dick and Linda Lag ~ Mahlum Junior High Offers Concert Thursday ee | and The "| Nine musicians from Mou _ Ogden Junior High School earn ed superior ratings. They were: Jim Lauscher, | ve baritone and trombone; Julie Steve Allen, Barry and Wahlguist Junior High’ dayfnight for a Christmas musi-| School band, orchestra and wri — will somal an entitled ‘Silent Night.” Cole, David | The public is invited to the! | starting ,at 7: program free cremintation | » Sling or- both - piano, and David Peterson, Car-|F = e, Julie Stratford, Car- |p Marilyn Enomoto all Henry, all strings. B xn Central Junior High} ‘pupils received superior Martinez | PROGRAM AT WAHLQUIST Mende NINE RATE SUPERIORN . They were: | | REHEARSIN G for Christmas ritisioal program Thursday night at Walauist Junior High Scho l are (left to right) Kevin Lewis, Blak: Orton and Terri Nilsson. Frances Neg 3 Roskelly, dtums. and | Pam- =| Goodwin, ail strings, andF _ Watson = ‘choir, the M oes Chauntaires.. ahd the i | ONE-HOUR PROGRAM About 300 7th, 8th and | 9th "grade students will perform dur) ing the one-hour program. Favorite vocal and instrument. | al holiday standards will be pre-| a sented under the. direction Of | ‘five music teachers . vat the| - £B school, Band directors are Darrell ‘Mathews and Melvin Edvalson. | Vocal directors are Elden is and Bob Johnson. Directing | string orchestra e Erickson. will be | aod