St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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The year opened with fund-raising activities so that we could purchase a diamond saw. Within a short time, the grinding noise of the saw could clearly be heard. The next activity was a field-trip, and although I didn’t go on it, I’m sure that the group had a wonderful time, and also accom¬ plished their reason for going—to collect Souris agates, and other semi-precious stones. Once the stones were collected and in the sacks, they were dumped into the tumblers and tumbled. This is a process that gives a stone its lustre and beauty. Tumbling has since been a regular activity. Once the stones were tumbled, they were mounted and sold at the Parents’ Day exhibition. For the past month or so, quite a number of boys have been working on grinding units, and some are very near completion. There is one thing more that I would like to add . . . you should not join the Club unless you have a heart of stone! The boys would like to thank Mr. Gill for his keen interest and support. ‘U oyacjeurs Jc S.J. 92 Un froid de loup! Personne n’ose mettre le nez dehors. Le vent hurle a nos fenetres, la neige tourbillonne mais les Voyageurs de SJR quittent leurs jeux et leurs chez eux comfortables pour apporter des rayons de soleil aux malades de nos hopitaux par leurs chants melodieux a l’occa- sion de Noel. Cette photographic est du choeur de chant qui a execute de beaux cantiques a l’hopital de St. Boniface. Les etudiants de fran?ais de l’ecole de SJR sous la direction de leurs devoues professeurs presentent un ensemble assez impressionant d’ac- tivites culturelles au cours de chaque annee sco- laire sait une piece du des chants. Leur realisation eut lieu a Noel 1964 quand ils ont chante des chants de Noel au poste CKSB a la radio St. Boniface. Ci-dessous est un extrait de la lettre ecrit aux chanteurs par M. Robert Ray, 1’enseignement des II est a souhaiter que d’autres chants soivent souvent presentes au public par autres groupes d’eleves anglais de notre ecole. langues de la division No. 1 des ecoles de Win¬ nipeg: Messieurs, C’est avec plaisir que je vous ai entendu sur les ondes de CKSB hier soir. Vous aviez fait un beau choix de cantiques, et vous avez reussi a surmontre plusieurs problemes de prononciation. J’espere que vous allez continuer a chanter beaucoup en fran§ais. R. R. Ray. Tous les chanteurs meritent des felicitations sans exception meme ceux qui devaient fournir un effort tout special pour chanter en bon frangais. Members: Paul Webster, Michael Hammond, Michael Menzies, Barry Stevens, Auguste Searle, Jacques Briggs, Gerald Morris, Christopher Tutiah, Alan Kiddell, David Richardson, John Law¬ rence, Jack Campbell, Peter Malcolmson, David Edwards, Andre Heffelfinger. 90

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