What They Are Saying... 0!

Did you miss the London Convention? Many, many enthusiastic letters have been
received Irom those who attended. We acknowledge them all thunk/idly and lulu:

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Convention Highlights

St. Malaehy's Girls’ Choir

0 “To hear them is an uplifting ex-

perience. They are as little angels.

with ethereal tone and an under-
standing of music which goes far be-
yond their years. Their conductor
seems to be able to reach into their
souls and bring forth these heavenly
sounds. They would melt stone!"

Frank A. Daley,
Scarborough Board 0/
Education

Eventing Concerts

0 “Two items which will live long in
my memory were the thrillingly beau-
tiful “Somewhere a Child is Singing",
by the St. Malaehy's Girls' Choir
from Kinkora, Prince Edward Island,
under the direction of Sister Mary
Jude, and “God Save the Queen",
arranged and conducted by that
grand old musician and scholar, Sir
Ernest MaeMillan."

lack Dow,

Toronto Board of Education

St. lachy SGll'lS Chonr

First Row L—R: Edith Keefe, Ina McKenna, Carol Richards, Charlene
Mulligan, Joan McKenna, Joanne Lawless, Carol Ann Connolly,

Helena Johnson, Mary Lynn Shea, Kathy MacCarviIIe, Jean McKen-
na, Linda Kelly, Anna Terrebenec.

Second Row L—R: Marion Keefe, Patricia Keefe, Paulette Mulligan, Judy

Clow, Doreen Sherry, Rose Marie Keefe, Catherine Berrigan, Karen
Lanigan, Lorna Jay, Anne McIver.

Back Row L-R: Beth Williams, Krystine Terrebenec, Brenda Mulligan,
Linda Blanchard, Helena Terrebenec, Mary Lawless, Anne LeBIanc,

Mary Morris, Marlene Johnson, Diane Morris, Donna Jay, Maureen
Jay.

(Courtesy of Sr. Joan Doyle, C.S.M.)

O“The highlight for me was the
beautiful accompaniments provided
by the Sister accompanying the St.
Malachy's Girls' Choir. She en-
hanced their magnificent singing by
her delightful playing."

Alice Wilson,
Toronto Board of Education

 

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