Ogden Standard-Examiner, Sunday, November a 1964 — —_— A musical unit at Weber State ,herself Coliege that is. considered an by soloist. outstanding cornet both associates and others at} Actually, the Weber State the college as top-drawer in its College Cornet Quartet—its of- line is the cornet quartet. ficial name—is a sextet. The The unit would appear to be; quartet members are Gregg ina position to enjoy wide ac-|Hanson, Lewis claim, since its director is Mrs.|Charles Fay ers of SO oe ans o n, May, Rhoads, all and juniors, genonally and Stephen Hales, a freshman. brass instruments, 3 aa? Dene ee OER: WI h an JUNIORS play-' PCY | JOIN When the unit plays as a sex- wy jtet, Frank Ellis and Paul -|Clarke, both juniors, join in. During the several years Mrs. | Hanson has instructed and di-| rected the work of the quartet, | its members have been lavished | with high praise. They played two years before members of the Mt |diducators. Nationa : “WEBER STATE COLLEGE Cornet Quartet .mem- » bers, Gregg Hanson, Charles Rhoads, Stephen Hales, and Lewis May (left to right) look forward to another year of triumphs. ollege Musicians in Wide Acclaim n Cornet Quartet _ yee are g this presentations additional expected groups. before large The players most recent performance was before the annual Utah . Education Association “MRS. FAY §. HANSON (meeting in the Salt Lake Tab- re - G00ve. : mused: OTOUP | ernacle, and the reaction gave overwhelming evidence of their| popularity. he coronet members of players are also both the Weber State symphonic orchestra and band. Mrs. Hanson, who is brass! instructor at the college, is rec-' ognized in many states outstanding clinician in instruments. She has _ clinics at University of gan, Ann Arbor, Mich., as an brass taught Michiduring sessions. .of...the..National..Band irectors Association, among |