Band Concert to Honor Weber State Professor DR. CLAIR W. JOHNSON listens to his own arrangement played by Donald D. Threlkeld (left to right) which will be heard during Weber State College Symphonic band concert Monday. Spring concert of the Weber|organ-like 4jualities,° and beauState College Symphonic Band, !tiful with its interwoven meloffering a variety of number | odies.” s and honoring a veteran Weber} Dr. Johnson has had dozens faculty member, will be held!of his works published during in Fine Arts auditorium Mon-|the past three decades. day at 8 p.m. No admission fee} Other numbers will include will be charged. | Liebestod,” by Richard Wag- Donald D. Threlkeld, WSCjner; Howard Hanson’s Merry director of bands, will conduct|Mount Suite; Kenneth Alford’s the 65-member band in its final) «qo Bogey,” and scores from erformance Phe same of the school group of Naver year. Sa ig; Walt Disney’s te. TH “Mary Poppins, identified as the WSC Marching|by Sherman. Band during fall months. ORIGINAL ARRANGEMENT A feature will be the | Mr. Threlkeld said the college has indications that many| band’s|™usic students graduating from| rendition of “Album Leaf,” an| high school this spring are planc 1 + by Dr.|nino original arrangement Clair W. Johnson who has been sot a member of Weber music fac- cae at Weber ulty for 30 years. “Our biggest need The arrangement is described|time is more music by Mr. Threlkeld as “having) ships,” he said. “Any from organizations and Bi\uals in the area would preciated.”’ State ; at this scholarsupport individbe ap-