Bill Slocum Vancouver, Washington
Born March 12, 1917, in Mobridge S.D.
- A tenor in operas, and solo performances
- Featured as
the "Wand'ring Minstrel" on KPOJ Radio in the 1950s
- Private voice coach and taught music at Lieser Elementary, Lewis Junior High School, Fort Vancouver High School and at David Douglas High School in Portland until retiring in 1975
- Founded and led several choral groups, including the Brahms Singers
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