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Brentwood College Magazine cover the total expenditure, but the cost of the new work will greatly alter this state of affairs. $2,000.00 is a large deficit to overcome, but in view of what has been already accomplished, the Headmaster and Board of Governors have unlimited faith in parents and friends of the college. Only with their whole- hearted and loyal support has so much progress been made, but with an ever- growing circle of friends such as we have, every effort of theirs will be needed to see the completion of this noble work. The Chapel O glorious building, thou whom we have made With careful, loving hands unmarred by lust Of riches. Thou wilt stand when we to dust Are long returned. For ever unafraid The tempest thou for many a long decade Wilt boldly face, and countless ages o ' er Thy hoary head will pass. That rugged tow ' r Will long remain ; ne ' er will thy glory fade. O what a wondrous work it is, with care And hopes profound now built — as in the past When men for love did build cathedrals fair Wherein to worship — and in prayer at last Found happiness. I pray that we may share A portion of this glory which has passed. C. P. RlGBY. Page Twenty-four
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Brentwood College Magazine Music Notes MUCH interest has been shown in music this year. The piano has been studied by twenty boys, and by others the violin, cornet, saxophone, mandolin and banjo. Our orchestra this year is unusually good and enthusiastic, and as a result the dance and concert music rendered by them has been of a high quality. The Saturday night dances particularly have given pleasure to all and we hope that they will be a regular item of entertainment during the coming winter months. The personnel of the orchestra is as follows : Leader, J. C. Davenport, piano; R. E. Allen, cornet; D. E. Munn, 1st saxophone; H. Dee, 2nd saxophone; J. Catlin, banjo; L. A. Campbell, drums. A most enjoyable entertainment was given at the end of the Christmas Term. The singing of part songs, accompanied and unaccompanied, by the Ten Men, and the cornet playing of Mr. G. Green, being especially worthy of mention. THE COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Page Twenty-five
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