Port Perry High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Port Perry, Ontario Canada)

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SINGING IN TORONTO Four Students from P.P.H.S. were again chosen to sing in a provincial choir sponsored by the Ontario Music Educators' Association. These four were Faye Hayden, Ken Hallet, Gary Lawrence and Joan Chapin. We were trained by Mr. Brooks before leaving for Toronto. On the morning of Tuesday, April 6, we registered at Ryerson Institute of Technology. Before beginning the day's two practices those without prearranged accommodation were billeted. Our conductor was J. Lansing MacDowell, director of music at Simcoe District High School, and we were accompanied by John McIntosh. That evening we attended a party which the O.N.E.A. committee had arranged for us at Jarvis Street Collegiate. We danced in the auditorium to the music of Ellis McClintock and his outstanding dance band. It was a pleasure to meet talented young people from other Ontario High Schools. Lunch added to our enjoyment of the evening. Wednesday morning we practised again at Ryerson, In the afternoon we went to Eaton Auditorium for a rehearsal with the provincial orchestra, In addition to numbers by the choir and orchestra, solos by a vocalist, violinist and organist contribute to the interesting and enjoyable evening programme. The choir sang Bach's WO Lord We Worship Sheen, WJerusalemH, WNover Weather Beaten Sailn, HJacob's Laddern, HRide the Charictw, Gziegfs Strange Musicn, NGandy Dancers' Ballm and WAll Hail the Queen by the famous Canadian composer, Healey Willan. A . I Joan Chapin