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Show -THE SALT LAKE TBIBTOE, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1933, Winners in High School Day Music Contests at University Winners in the high school day music contests at the University o Utah Friday are as follows: Band, class A-West high school, Salt Lake, first; Wasatch high school, Heber C'ity, second place; Jordan high school, Sandy, third place; Ogden high school, Og- den, honorable mention. Band class B-South Cache high school, Hyrum, first place; Springville high school, Springville, second place; Spanish Fork high school, Spanish Pork, third place; Payson high school, Payson, honorable mention. X Band, class C-Nosth Summit high school, Coalville, first place; Roosevelt high school, Roosevelt, second place; no other winners listed. , , Band sight-reading contest, class A- West high school, Salt Lake, first 'Place; Wasatch high school, Heber City, second i place; Jordan high school, Sandy, third place: Ogden high school, Ogden, honorable mention. . . , _ Band sight-readmg contest, class B- Spanish Fork high school, Spanish Fork, -first place; South Cache high school, Hyrum, second place; Springville high school, Springville, third place; Payson high school, Payson, honorable mention Band sight-reading contest, .class C- Roosevelt high school, Roosevelt, first place, North Summit high school. Coalville, second place; no other -winners. Orchestra contest, class A-Ogden high school, first place; Jordan high school, Sandy, second place. Orchestra contest, class B-Murray high school, Murray, first place; Springville high school, Springville, second place. Orchestra contests, class C-North Summit high school, Coalville, first place. : Clarinet contest-Vaughn Cundick, Jordan high school, first place; Jack Newcomer. ; South high school, second place; Basil : Smith Park City high school, third place; Venita White, west high school, honorable ! mention. , j J Saxophone contest, class A-Marion Clyde, j Wasatch high school, first place; Paul Ave- 1 son, East high school, second plice; Ken- neth Brizzee, Ogden high school, third place; Billy Madsen, Jordan high school, 1 honorable mention. Saxophone contest, class B-Carson 1 Healy, Cyprus high school, first place; j Lowell Smith, North Summit high school, second place; Frank Swenson, Spanish Fork high school, third place; Virgil Mills. Park city high school, and Leonard Leavitt, Virgin Valley high school, honorable men- tion. i Wood-wind ensemble contest-Saxophone quartet. Tooele high school, first place; , clarinet quartet, Park City high school, sec- ond place; clarinet quintet, Springville high , school, third place; saxophone quartet, ; Pleasant Grove high school, honorable men- tion. Oboe contest-Vaughan Cundick, Jordan high school, first place; Kay Roylance, West high school, second place; Virl Harrison, Springville high school, third place; , Werner Erickson, Pocatello high school, ; honorable mention. . , Bassoon contest-Gayle Irvine. West high s school, first place; Ella, Pace. North Sum- ( mit high school, second place; Ray Hicken, Wasatch high school, third place; John Bistline, Pocatello high school, honorable I mention. _ „, , Flute contest-Jay Anderson. Box Elder 1 I high school, first place; Ormal Lancaster, s Jordan high school, second place; Richard 1 Jackson, West high school, third place; ; Edith Hult, East high school, honorable mention. „ Baritone horn contest-Fern Moulton, Wasatch high school, first place; Harvey j Moore, South high school, second place; 1 Oscar Arnold, North Summit high school, J third place; Grant Baker, Cyprus high t school, honorable mention. Trombone contest, class A-Dean Crandall, Ogden high school, first place; Harlin Johnson, Davis high school, second place; Ben Whiting, Wasatch high school, third Place; Russell Smith, South high school. honorable mention. It Trombone contest, class B-Newell Weight, Springville high school, first place; 1, Lenn Mecham, Cyprus high school, second place; Glade Jorgensen, American Fork high school, third place; Keith Wilde, Spanish t, Fork high school, honorable mention. 1, Cornet contest, class A-Verdon Strange, k Wasatch high school, first place; Junior ; Rampton, Davis high school, second place; Welby Boyden, East high school, third place; Arthur Strong, South high school, honorable 1, mention. I, Cornet contest, class B-Dean Allsop, s Murray high school, first place; Gene Greenhalgh, Payson high school, second place; Bob Duck, Park City high school, ; third place; Jack Bailey and Richard Level eridge of Springville high school, honorable d mention. e Bass horn contest-Oral Stevens, Park City high school, first place; Wilson Cliff, Wasatch high school, second place; Vernon Sorenson, Jordan high school, third place; Briant Jacobs, North Sanpete high school, honorable mention. l French horn contest-Hazel Beishline, Ogden high school, first place; Virginia Bru- ner. West high sciaol, second place; Roger ' Daynes, South high school, third place; " Raedell Evans, North Summit high school, honorable mention, h Zylophone contest-Beverley Erickson, 1, East high school, winner. Drum contest-Anna Levey, Park City i high school, first place; LeRoy McDevitt, a South high school, second place; James Neeley, North Summit, third place. Brass ensemble contest-Trumpet trio, Davis high school, first place; Springville high school trio, second place; South high '. school sextet, third place; Preston high 1 school quartet, honorable mention. ; Soprano voice contest, class A-Helen e Sessions, Ogden high school, first place; Billie Wright, South high school, second , place; Merle Lindsay, Wasatch high school, third place; Ruby Robison, East high school, honorable mention. . „ . i Soprano voice contest, class B-Gladys . Lloyd, Cyprus high school, first place; Eda Ashby, American Fork high school, second i place; Geraldine Eggertson, Springville high school, third place; Fae Calderwood, North Summit high school, honorable mention. ! Contralto voice contest, class A-Eleanor i McFarlane, Ogden high school, first place; Gayle Johnson, Logan high school, second ' place; Martha Jane Owens, Box Elder high " school, third place; Ruth Angell, Jordan , high school, honorable mention. : Contralto voice contest, class B-Ruth ' Snow, Payson high school, first place; " Gladys Smith, North Summit high school, 1 second place; Claudia Norris, Cyprus high ' school, third place; Vivian Lee, American " Fork high school, honorable mention. Tenor voice contest-Joe Sullivan, South 1 high school, first place; Kenly Whitelock, East high school, second place; Harold Foote, West high school, third place; Blaine Johnson, Spanish Fork high school, honor- . able mention. , , „ Bass voice contest, class A-George Sharp, i South high school, first place; Rose Lynch, Ogden high school, second place; Burt , Keddington, East high school, third place; i Rollin Coleman, Granite high school, hon- : orable mention. Bass voice contest, class B-Elvin Peterhon, Springville, first place; Jack Davies, , Spanish Fork, second place; Martin Greenhalgh, Payson high school, third place; ; Willard Boulter, North Summit high school, honorable mention; A. Evart Johnson, Moapa Valley high school, honorable mention. Piano contest, class A-Geneva Wilson, ; Wasatch high school, first place; Murial . Lavon Goodspeed. East high school, sec- ' ond place: Winifred Hess, Granite high ; school, third place; Flarence Todd, Jordan high school, honorable mention. Piano contest, class B-Hilda Nevm, ' Pleasant Grove high school, first, place; Raedell Evans, North Summit high school, second place; Veone Jensen, North Sanpete high school, third place; Beth Krueger, Spanish Fork high school, honorable men- U Violin contest-Kenly Whitelock, East i high school, first place; Elson Jones, North Sanpete high school, second place; Richard Gardner, Jordan high school, third place; Earl Miller, Wasatch high school, honorable mention. , , . ... Viola contest-Clifton Aslop, Jordan high school, -winner. _ i Cello contest-Norma Schreiner, South high school, winner. , String bass contest-Hilton Densley, Jordan high school, first place; Wilson White, Springville high school, second place. Boys' quartet, class A contest-East high school, first place: South high school, second place; Provo high school, third place; Granite high school, honorable mention. Boys' quartet contest, class B-American Fork high school, first place; Pleasant Grove high school, second place; Payson ljigh school, third place; Murray high school, honorable mention. Girls' quartet contest. class A-Sown high school, first place; Provo high school, second place; East high school, third place; Granite high school, honorable mention. Girls' quartet contest, class B-Spanish Fork high school, first place; Roosevelt high school, second place. . , . , , „ . Mixed quartet-South high school, first place; East high school, second place; Provo high school, third place; Spanish Fork high school, honorable mention. , Mixed chorus contest, class A-East high school, first place; South high school, second place; West high school, third place; Provo high school, honorable mention. Mixed chorus contest, class B-Cyprus high school, first place; Spanish Fork high school, second place; Payson. high school, third place. . Boys' Glee club contest, class A-East high school, first place; Davis high school, second place; Ogden high school, third place; Logan high school, honorable mention. Boys' Glee club contest, class B-Payson high school, winner. , Boys' Glee club contest, class C-North Summit high school, first place; Virgin Valley high school, second place. Girls' Glee club contest, class A-East high school, first place: South high school, second place; Logan high school, third place; Logan high school, honorable mention. Girls' Glee club contest, class B-Cyprus high school, first place; Tooele high school, second place: Payson high school, third place; Spanish Fork high school, honorable mention. Girls' Glee club contest, class C-North Summit high school, first place; Roosevelt high school, second place. SCHOOL CALLS PUBLIC TO SEE CADETS'REVIEW Three Trophies Will Be Awarded At Stadium Maneuvers Three honor trophies will be awarded at the annual inspection and review of the Ogden High school reserve officers' training corps unit, to be held Thursday at two-thirty in Ogden stadium. Col. Jerome G. Pillow, San Francisco, representing the army Ninth corps area, will conduct the inspection. The Kanzler-Mills trophy will go to the company receiving the highest rating in the company drill competition Thursday afternoon, while the American Legion cup will be awarded to the company having the best record for attendance and neatness during the entire school year. An award known as the Paramount-Publix trophy will be presented to the platoon winning the platoon drill competition. CROWD ANTICIPATED. Four hundred students, composing four companies and the R. O. T. C. band, will participate in the competition. High school pupils will attend the inspection and the public is cordially invited to be present, according to A. M. Merrill, principal of Ogden High school, who stated that he expected a large crowd in the stadium to witness the proceeding's. The Ogden R. O. T. C. unit has been an honor unit for the nine consecutive years. This record is remarkable when it is considered that there are eight western states in this, the Ninth corps area, and that only eight or nine honor units are selected from this corps area each year. The Ogden unit has always been noted for its proficiency in drill formations and movements, and fori its neat, soldier-like appearance. In fact, the fame of the Ogden cadets for consistent efficiency in drill has spread to several nearby states, and in some of these at least Ogden is known as the "Little West Point." Though competition is becoming keener for the honor positions each year, Ogden observers predict that the local unit will repeat the performance of past years and retain its honor rating for the tenth consecutive year. ON STREET CARS. Through the courtesy of P. H. Mulcahy, general manager of the U. I. C. railroad, the cadets will be transported free of charge by street cars to and from the stadium. Judges of the drill competitions will be Major Charles L. Hughes, O. R. C.; Capt. W. G. Dockum, F. A., and Capt. Everett M. Graves, F. A. |
