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Consider! this. Four hun- dred students. repmscnling seven schools. on a single mnhg performing vocally and instrumentally before a packed auditorium of appre‘ (lancer! at Swuflville lfistriét Smundary School. Me. too. And it ocquned Friday evening - the annual fitudem Musichscholarship In this regard. my a5sis~ tanct‘ pales in cnmpariwn to many others. I find it impossible tn keep pace with those whu daily perform duties without thought of time and cost. And often without thanks. However,- there’s none among us who doesn't have rriorities. occau'zions that [cad engthylllts. Whale-vet the mum pow ple mspond. 'l'hoy number in tht‘ mmdn‘ds. maybe Ilmu~ sands. in ()mariu can this disuncuon. Sluuflvillc’s rm standing. 21 llnuwooll Ill. Slouflvllle EVERYTHING IN I'll! SHIRE W h i I v unduubledly (way mwn an lay claim m m. Whvilchurch record ix our rrv a cum~ numin u! volumth Park: Miriam SelliclnoSmith and Diane Marla", Smufivillc But it couldn'l have hap- pened without cooperation. teamwork provided by 10 teachers: ' Susan Whilebmad. St. Mark; Jennifer Faric. Harry Bowes: Rachelle Nichner. Stouffville (.Ihristian: Ingrid ltg'ms. Bal'lamrae; Michavl Macchione. Whiu‘huu’h I-ligMands; Lisa 'l‘ayiur. Melis- sa King and [and Mann. (Had mauve parcnls. (, Surh was the scenario Nov [8. It suqmaamxi an experience anyone in an organizing role could only hope to hear and Roaming Around with Iim Thomas lea Taylor of Glad Park: “P193513 ask us back.” Ingrid l1:ng of _ Ballalr trae: “Next year, ‘ahsolulvly. â€"~’ put us on your list." Diane Marian of Stoufi‘villc Secondary: "To have (“alum ((Lumck). so deservedly hun- mm‘d. madethc evening extra special; "We're very proud." Although a snund system glnrh dciaycd the concerts start by 20 minutes. would- be listeners displayed appre~ dated patience. None cum plained. 53V And by the evening's gucu of honour. (Inlum (lanit'k. 'I'hv Gradv 12 scfiolursl‘np recipient had the audience. applauding to the skirl of the piper» My gmclt‘r!» ushvrs, purl-- mg unvnddnh and high Minx)! custmfians, (idry Burke. Ivan Harris, [1-H lnhnsun. Adian McCoy. (‘Ihflx Hagan and Alex Buukm. Hv kuyboard accompanist ling-- on u- La ndrv. Secondary. By maxim of Murmu- nim. hm and Ryan Mamn m Im'hmrimlsAshlcvAlexander. b_‘o what did participants l'he acr'()lades didn't and SIOWIIIIII III“ I. IIIIIIIBS MuhvauJuumIIm EITIIEIIIGIEV SIIBI Ilcl 905054006657 SALDMDN O hm "mwas‘tsaSWresmz mommbrmmrsbr mmmGOyears. ()n this night. all was right with Stou'ffvillc's world. The. rafters rang lo the sound of beautiful music. Collection containers rwmnded to the tune of $2,200.00 On Nov. 18. both aims were achieved. And second. it provides much-needed funding for hard-pressed school music programs. A roncen of [his kind has two main nbiectivos. First. It showcases student tal- cm. vocal, instrumemal and drama. from kinderganen through Grade 12. ‘ ‘ And Hmma. Grade 7 of Whiuhuu'h Highlands: “To play. (tenor sax). in from of such a huge audience meant a in! to me." Aim Immifer. Grade B of Harry anes: “it was absu- Iuwlv fanlaslic." ‘ Said Madison. Grade 3 of Glad Park: “II was exciting. Never have I sung before «1 huge a crowd." fler BIRKENSTOCK 80 YD ‘5 Students and tat;th enter Stouflvifle District Secondary School during the opening of the 1% annual Student Music Scholarship Concert Friday. .0” sou: any