Hugh John Macdonald School - Searchlight Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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STUDYING SENTENCES THE ROYAL ROAD TO LEARNING

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XHiS imnaKbXQMT . The Christmas Concert By Sharon D, Ashman Oar Christmas Concert was held on Tuesday morning, December 23rd, in the ;bool auditorium. The master of ceremonies was Mr. Mutchmor and under his Amotion we sang Christmas Carols. Crests were presented to the members of the Midget Volleyball Team, who were City Champs, my Miss McVeigh. She also awarded school shields to the winning ' r-- ;..rrs of the inter-room game competitions. A story which we 11 ' r y d Kremendousiy was read to us by Mrs. Bebbington. It was entitled ■ : ,t rest Angel , The girls’ and boys ’ choirs, led by Miss Dickson presented u , with some of their choice songs accompanied by the School Orchestra- Also, the Girls i Enscmoie, unconducted, sang a medley of carols. Silent Night was sung in French ty °A and IB. They were conducted by Miss Truesdale. The carol, Good King Wenceslas , was to be sung in two parts by. Helmut Rischfcr and Mr, Shewfelt but as Mr. Shewfelt was absent, volunteers were required. They ware: Mr. Belton, Mr, McWilliams, Mr. Kahana, Me. Mutchmor and Mr, KcKillop. Helmut still maintained the part of the Page. It was very well done indeed anc w. want to•thank these teachers for their good sportsmanship. cast Mi the. programme were the women teachers. They sang 0 Holy Night . h omem br anee Day At Our School By Mary Lou Jacklin Or., the morning of Remembrance Day, Tuesday, November 11th, we started out for ? coo] at +lf usual time. From the school we went ever to «01d Saint Andrew’ ' ■s ’b. h on Elgin Avenue and Ellen Street. . • b .r guest speaker was Mr, McKinney of Holy Trinity Church who talked to about the true meaning of Remembrance Day. Mr, Patterson read to us from the Title Th.; different choirs of the school sang. There ra.s the boys ’ choir which tee Non No:is Demine , and the Glee Club which sang T Waited For The Lord me. ‘0 ialnnt Hearts Re ' , Dougins of Old Saint Andrew ' s Church led us a crayer. We were uid about the ' men that we,re buried in Flanders Fi • and about she men who a: now dying in Korea and China and who are fighting if nst the con sar.i ;ts for freedom. After a two minute silence we sang The Queen Te then went home and were given the afternoon off to think of the men Ned for us ir World Wars 1 and 11. • ' X R ivals are m unt vc be- Rived Though they must first be formulated in th •led, ill .• remain lit leads hidden in the ground until they germinate in the loart anc ' . bring ’orth good and useful deeds in the workaday world of men. — George R. Farnum