College Band

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	Title	Date	Summary
51	Banquet honors athletes, band College Eye 41:29, p.1	5/5/1950	Schedule of activities planned for the All Sports Band Banquet.
52	College Band concert postponed says Russell College Eye 40:22, p.1	3/18/1949
53	College Concert Band Old Gold 0:0, p.165	6/1/1948	List of members and what instrument they played; photos.
54	Students urged to try for music positions College Eye 37:1, p.4	9/7/1945	Seeking members of chorus, band, and orchestra.
55	Band plays concert College Eye 36:30, p.3	4/27/1945	On the radio.
56	Mason City editor back from Europe to speak Nov. 11 College Eye 36:8, p.1	10/27/1944	W. Earl Hall will speak at Armistice Day event.
57	Band gets personnel but still needs brass College Eye 36:4, p.4	9/29/1944	List of personnel.
58	Hits of the season Alumnus 27:2, p.6	4/1/1943	"Arsenic and Old Lace" produced; Roland Hayes performs as well.
59	Special numbers at first band concert; solo, trio highlights College Eye 33:41, p.1	7/24/1942
60	Band will present opening concert College Eye 33:40, p.4	7/17/1942	Will feature clarinet trio.
61	Plans made for band concerts during summer College Eye 33:37, p.2	6/26/1942
62	To honor band, sports May 26 College Eye 33:33, p.1	5/22/1942	Program for annual banquet.
63	Shull guest speaker at dedication; band to initiate program College Eye 32:6, p.1	10/18/1940	Description of the dedication ceremony for O. R. Latham Field.
64	Flute solo on concert program College Eye 31:33, p.1	5/24/1940	Dorothy Tostelbe will perform.
65	Varied activities fete seniors; reception, concert dinner and recital are special events College Eye 31:33, p.1	5/24/1940	Commencement schedule.
66	Kurtz leads symphony College Eye 31:1, p.4	9/15/1939	Students may try out for various music groups; photo.
67	Musicians have many organizations College Eye 30:43, p.6	8/18/1939	Many opportunities available for students.
68	College Band to give concert College Eye 30:33, p.1	5/19/1939	Performance program.
69	Band's spring concert College Eye 30:23, p.1	3/10/1939	Spring concert will be held at the college auditorium under the direction of Myron Russell.
70	Tenor appears with band in spring concert College Eye 30:22, p.1	3/1/1939	Curtis Mahaffey will perform; concert program.
71	Band concert College Eye 29:42, p.1	7/29/1938	Will feature student conductors.
72	Water show thrills throng College Eye 29:25, p.4	3/25/1938	Description of the Water Carnival.
73	College Band demonstrates novelty number for clinic College Eye 29:13, p.5	12/10/1937	Will give ideas on how to promote local bands.
74	Untitled College Eye 29:8, p.4	10/29/1937	Professor Russell will organize Concert Band; will be comprised of members from College Band and Women's Band.
75	Band will play at music hour College Eye 28:40, p.1	7/9/1937
76	New notes from first band Alumnus 21:3, p.10	7/1/1937	Alumnus Thomas B. Platt recalls origins of first college band; was bugler for Student Battalion, which exempted him from drill; others picked up idea and started band.
77	Summer music College Eye 28:35, p.2	6/2/1937	Many musical organizations will function during the summer session.
78	College Band Old Gold 0:0, p.101	6/1/1937	Description and members; Men's Band and Women's Band combine for Concert Band; photos.
79	November Old Gold 0:0, p.86	6/1/1937	Photo.
80	Band to entertain June graduates Wednesday College Eye 28:33, p.3	5/21/1937	Program for College Band performance.
81	Band, orchestra present concerts College Eye 28:31, p.1	5/7/1937	Quick look at schedule for Spring Music Festival.
82	Musical groups join to present festival May 6-7 College Eye 28:30, p.1	4/30/1937	Performance program for Spring Music Festival.
83	Boom! Boom! Band born in South Hall basement Alumnus 21:2, p.12	4/1/1937	Alumnus J. L. McLaughlin humorously recalls early history of college band, which he claims was started out of a desire to avoid military drill.
84	Heat dodgers College Eye 27:8, p.2	7/17/1936	Faculty and students find ways to beat the heat.
85	College Band will give concert after sing on Tuesday College Eye 27:7, p.1	7/10/1936	Concert program.
86	College Band Old Gold 0:0, p.89	6/1/1936	Description, officers, and members; photos.
87	Of Work and Play Old Gold 0:0, p.129	6/1/1936	Fall photos.
88	We here present Old Gold 0:0, p.124	6/1/1936	Informal campus scenes; photo.
89	Judge George W. Wood will deliver the Armistice day address Public Relations News Release 1935:175, p.1	10/25/1935	Program for the event.
90	Frederick Feldman will play one of the two new "Glockenspieil" Public Relations News Release 1935:86, p.1	10/7/1935	Quentin Kongsback will play the other.
91	Two new instruments will be introduced to the Boy Scout day crowd Public Relations News Release 1935:82, p.1	10/5/1935	The College Band will lead the parade and give a marching demonstration between halves.
92	Band employs "lab" technique College Eye 27:48, p.1	7/12/1935	Students take over directing to get ready for their teaching positions.
93	Band to accompany outdoor music hour next Tuesday night College Eye 27:48, p.1	7/12/1935
94	Summer term band rehearses College Eye 27:46, p.1	6/21/1935	Professor Russell is preparing a large repertoire.
95	Student Life Old Gold 0:0, p.115	6/1/1935	Photos.
96	Russell directs band in annual winter concert College Eye 26:32, p.1	2/22/1935	Primarily for benefit for high school bands.
97	Robert Getchell will be a soloist at the college band concert on February 21 Public Relations News Release 1934:916, p.1	2/18/1935	Program for the event.
98	Marches required in the high school state music contest will be played as encores Public Relations News Release 1934:915, p.1	2/17/1935	Program for the college band concert on February 21.
99	Band will perform at WMT tonight College Eye 26:20, p.1	11/9/1934	Will feature marches, songs, and cheers.
100	Many familiar faces may be missing for the Dad's Day game Public Relations News Release 1934:658, p.1	10/21/1934	A few players are still injured and out of play, but one player, Bob Torrence, will be back for the Dad's Day game.

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