Churchill High School - Victory Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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INSTRUMENTAL ORCHESTRA Churchill ' s orchestra did not have a very good year. Many of it ' s former excellent players had gradu¬ ated and that left several sections weakened; However, the orchestra was seen a few times this year, and when it was there, it added appreciably to the occasion. The orchestra ap¬ peared, under the direction of Mr. Klassen, a new-comer to our Music Department, at the Remembrance Day Service, and in the Christmas Pageant. Mr. Hadfield directed them in the “Pirates of Penzance . It is hoped that next year, after the graduation of many of the Senior players, there will be a greater enthusiasm in the school, especially among Junior Highs. It was for this reason that the Junior Strings was started. JUNIOR STRINGS PAGE 90