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14 Landscape, Portrait and Night Picture, won by Andrew McDowell, R.34 Animal Life, “Three Little Owls,” by John Wallis, R. 35
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There’s music in the rushing of the wind; There’s music in the sighing of a reed; There’s music in all things; If men had ears Their world is hut an echo of the spheres. M USIC is the most wonderful thing in all the world. It is a part of every living being. No matter who you are or what you are, or what you do the common cord that ties you to this earth is music. There are all types of music—vocal, string, organ and instru¬ mental and many others, not counting the music of the birds and frogs. Music is an indefinable quality pos¬ sessed by all. As in everything else, however, it is necessary for us to be guided and we the students of Kelvin School humbly thank Miss Anderson for that guidance. Through her we have travelled many miles away into the realms of song in which we hope to remain. We have had an enjoyable time this year and our music has been varied. In the autumn the girls held a Carol Service, on Armistice a group of boys and girls took part in a School Service and later that evening that same group sang at Knox Church at a Youth Con¬ ference. On returning after the Christ¬ mas holidays the boys held a Musical Festival with Room 38 taking the lead and Room 36 coming a close second. This put the boys in the proper spirit and both boys and girls began to get ready for the Manitoba Musical Festi¬ val, which was to be held in the latter part of March. Kelvin entered three choirs, two of them obtaining first place in their respective places: the Boys’ Choir and the Girls’ Choir. We also congratulate Enid Hoover on winning the Junior Soprano Solo. Many of the singers are being honored as they are taking part in a massed choir which will sing before the King and Queen in May. However, now the activity with which we are most concerned is Graduation, and some chosen students are looking for¬ ward to practising for this, many of them for the last time under the able hand of Miss Anderson. Audrie Vincent. 13
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