Halton Hills Newspapers

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 13, 1991, p. 32

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the HERALD School News Wednesday November 1991 Parents night at GDHS ByBRYNDAVIES Principal GDHS Herald Special Parents of students are reminded that Parents Night will be held next Tuesday November from 6 m to 9 The evening is divided into two parts The first half of the session is an informal opportunity to meet the teachers in our Cafetonum You may also choose at this time to make an appoint ment for an interview later on in the evening The second half in volves interviews with the teachers in their classroom All parents are invited to at tend This is an excellent op portunity to discuss your son or daughter program and pro before the Christmas Break and January Exams If you are unable to make it you may call the school to make alternate arrangements essential that you do not make family plans during this imc This is particularly important the event of a snow day in which case the schedule would have to be altered within the time allotted Our recent mailing included a January exam schedule It is Our thanks this week go to the dozens of staff members who worked on this year s Com The parent feedback has been erv positive Thank as well to those whose inspiration helped our students to obser e Remembrance Day this past Monday Thank you as well to those whose inspiration helped our students to properlv observe Remembrance Dav this past Sheridan College Information Day is this Thursdav Our Grade Enrichment students are invited to attend an Dav his in preparation for their Program next year Congratulations Adam Adam Edwards GDHS 1991 Valedictorian Cleft is congratulated by Principal Bryn Davles shortly before Commencement Exercises Frdayevening Herald Blood buddies Friends and Jason Smith wait for their school buddies at the Holy Cross Church Hall Red Cross blood donor clinic Monday The group mostly first time donors made use of an afternoon break from their OAC studies at Georgetown District High school to donate blood to the Red Cross Herald Photo Rebel Review Music students attend workshop Passive R Solon ITS AROUND THE CORNER TONING u HOURS plus 5 Tanning Sessions JO CHI Fa Mat 8734907 1 1 6 St Georgetown BvFLAVIA TESTA Herald Special A musical note from GDHS On Saturday students from the stage band wind ensemble jazz band and jazz choir attended a musical workshop in Oakville at White Oaks high school They took part in various workshops led by skilled in telligent music teachers who helped them understand and learn a little more about music The jazz choir attended a workshop with Mr Gary Fischer Mr Fischer taught the students various breathing techniques how to control their breathing where air should be taken in from and led a few warm up exercises He also show ed students various techniques in mouth shape he made students sing vowels and consonants so they would feel and hear the of how the shape of the mouth can alter the sound He taught the students a great deal As Lisa Sheppard said I liked it a lot I think all the students ap preciated what Mr Fischer had to offer in a very short time After the workshops students had the opportunity to practice and polish their performances in designated practice rooms The jazz choir normally consisting of about 15 students only had six singers available for this event so you can imagine their anxiety before their per formance Nevertheless they took time to practice together and finally they sang Rio de and Teach Me To Sw ing At the end they were given special pointers on how to prove their singing techniques Then they took parts of their music and following the tion of the teacher tried to prove the sound and to project more feeling so that future au diences would be blown away Band members did equally well although some students were not happy with their per formance Students were very pleased with the wind ensemble and less pleased with the stage band But not everything is perfect The important part was that students were able to per form for other students and they got special pointers from other teachers All the students learned something new about music They met professional musicians and had time to listen to each other sing and enjoy the different types of music that was presented to them Special thanks go out to Mrs Wallace and Mr Quinnlin who escorted the students to Oakville Until next time happy singing SERVICES LT FOR ALL YOUR MORTGAGE NEEDS CALL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL DAVE DONNA KRAUSE KRAUSE Lending Experience Personalized Service Great Rates 8734991 THERES NO INSURANCE FOR NOT HAVING ANY Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Brian Rosa 148 Queen St East Brampton Ontario Liberty Mutual offers a full range of coverages including auto home and life Make sure you re covered LIBERTY Canada believes in Liberty Mutual MUTUAL Mutual Don Mill On a SERVICES INCLUDE OFFICE PARTIES FULL STAFF HOU5E PARTIES AVAILABLE DANCES HALL RENTALS COMPLETE PARTY RENTALS BAR SERVICE DELIVERY CHRISTMAS PARTIES OFFICE OR HOME The Kentners have a de variety of buffets and parly 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