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fhe Junior '\fu,ic Cluh, con.._i,ting of the lliglt School pupil' 01 '\1t"" '\I try Porter'~ :Vlu~ic Class, \\:ts organized at the
beginning of the term, \\ith the follo"·ing mernht•r, : ( 1) Dorothy \m.n ... , , 2 , ~elle Futch, (1 ) \' i,·ian i\htrkham, (-l ) Leo
Collin-., ( 5 ) Dorothy Finl:ly,on, ' (, ' Cnil Collin", (7) E,·a Kee,rr, ( S) Bt•tt\' Dunhar, (9) Deloril-e Sheale), ( 10) Emma Cotfin,

( II ) Chri ... tine !\tcCiinton, ( 12 '\httit \frCo!..,I,;ev, ( q ) !\Jj..,, Porta ' tnther ) , ( q ) IIrlen Catherine Smith ( rnas(·ot ).
\teach meeting one of the follo\\tng tomb ha' brcn !'tudied: The '\larch, \Valtz, !\1inuet, l'olouaise, and the Tarantelle.
Program" were rrndered con.._i,tin~ of wt•ll kno\\ n -,t•lertiotJ<; from the-.t' ddftrent forms.
fhe dub ha" opened up a differt'nt line of mu~ieal development from that of the prh·ate lessou period, and has also pnwed
a plea..,ant ~cia! affair.
Our ma,cot ha" attended -.everal of the meeting,, sh1m ing her approval either h, daucin1! to the mmic or calling for ''more".