FESTIVAL eon’t
as soloist evoked some of the
greastest appal use of the eve
ning. Lawrence has a fine
voice and he handled it well
on this occasion.
S. f. BAND SMALL
BUT EXCELLENT
The Sheldon Jackson band
was next on the program.
Three numbers were played
with the first one, “March
Little Champ”, the best
musically of the three. There
has teen no band at Shel
don Jackson for some years
and it was reorganized last
year. This second year group
hows excellent promise.
Floyd Clay then directed
his Trebleaires in a group
of three selections. This all
girl chorus represents the
choral activities of Sitka-Hi
for this year.
EVENINGS HIGHLIGHT
The highlight of the eve
ning lor this reviewer was
the singing of the Sheldon
Jackson choir. Hearing the
group for the first time brou
ght confirmation of the rave
notices the choir has reeieved
on its recent Southeastern
tour.
Directed by Edward Ros
evear, the choir achieved un
der his masterful direction
a blending and harmony that
was a delight to hear. They
were of professional caliber
from the moment they open
ed their mouths to sing, and
they were dedicated to the
obviously joyful task at hand.
The audience appreciated
them greatly and had encor
es been the order of the eve
ning, thev would have been
called on again and again.
The Mt. Edgecumbe high
school band followed featur
ing in one of its three num
bers, Minnie Abloogalook as
trombone soloist. An un
usual instrument for a girl
she never-the-Iess played ex
tremely well.
MASSED PRESENTATION
Following tlic' intermission
the bands were changed
from their seperate position
on stage & the three schools
were mixed to make a large
massed band. The choirs of
the three schools formed in
front of the shell and each
of the three directors con
ducted the massed group in
one selection. This was fol
lowed by a trio of numbers
played by the massed bands
directed by Clay, Rahfeldt
and Rosevear.
The evening closed on a
high note with the presenta
tion of the combined chorus
es and bands. The selection
was “Lift Up Your Heads
and Edward Rosevear direct
ed the massed chorus and
Lee Rahfeldt conducted the
massed band.
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Andrews Library
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The famour C. L. And
rews Alaska Library has been
placed on the campus of
oheldon Jackson Junior Col
lege, Sitka Alaska. The col
lection was originally pur
chased by the S:tk i Rotary
Club twelve yeais ago. The
Sitka Library board con
curred with the Rotary Club
in placing the books and
pamphlets in the college li
brary.
During the summer of
1958 it is anticipated that
much of the material will be
inventoried and catalogued.
The collection includes
books, papers and magazines
dealing with the north coun
try.
C. L. Andrews was noted
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History. The material was
collected while Mr. An
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wrote two well known books
that are still available to the
public “The Story of Sitka’
and “The Story of Alaska ’.
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