SISTER MARY CECILIA glances over the bulletin board record of the past year’s music
tivities with two of her students, Karen Leatherman (left) and Rebecca Hodges.
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Cardinal Leger
Suggests Rules
For Ecumenism
MONTREAL, Que. — (NC) —
The ecumenical movement needs
action rather than just words,
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger told the
18th biennial congress of North
and South America here.
The Montreal prelate suggested
three rules for activating “noble
sentiments.”
The first, he labelled “The Prin
ciple of Self-Discipline/’ Under
this rule, he said, a person should
“say nothing and do nothing that
will be contrary to the ecumenical
ideal and the eager search for
Christian unity.”
The second rule, he suggested,
would require Christians to act
“together every time we can.”
Paraphrasing President Kennedy,
he explained this rule by saying,
“Let us not ask ourselves what
the other churches should do to
encourage Christian unity, let us
rather ask what God expects us
to do ourselves.”
The third rule would require
prayer to accompany all efforts
toward unity. It will be prayer,
the cardinal said, that finally
“keeps us united and confident in
our efforts.”
Music Department Concludes Busy Year
BELMONT—The Music Depart
ment of Sacred Heart College has
concluded a successful year under
the direction of Sister Mary Ce
cilia. This summer also promises
to be an active one.
Three students, Dennis Stabler,
Charles Austen and Karen Leath
erman won national honors in or
gan solos.
Dennis Stabler enters Furman
University in the fall to major in
church music. He was awarded a
four-year music scholarship from
Furman to attend that college on
the basis of performance, musical
background, musical potential and
scholastic standing.
Charles Austin is the recipient
of a Lineberger Foundation schol
arship and will enter UNC-G in
the fall to major in organ.
TYRONE MOORE won the
“King of Music Contest” for the
Southern District of the North
Carolina Music Teachers Associa
tion and later placed first in the
state for this honor.
He was awarded the Robert J.
Gurney Scholarship of $100 for his
achievement. He will work for a
Bachelor of Music degree in piano
at St. Andrew’s College in Laurin
burg. Tyrone also won a scholar
ship of $1000 offered by the Gas
tonia Music Education Founda
tion scholarship competition.
Sacred Heart students partici
pated in the annual auditions
sponsored by the Charlotte Piano
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Teachers Forum. Winning honors
in this event this year were Chappy
Stowe on the junior level and
Tyrone Moore on the senior level.
Tyrone won the $100 scholarship
given each year to the graduating
senior who achieves a superior
rating in the auditions. All stu
dents are tested in theory and
must make an honor grade to win
recognition. Tyrone appeared on
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played with Chappy m the hon
ors’ recital at the Forum meeting
in May.
STUDENTS FROM Sacred
Heart also entered in the Mint
Museum “Young Artist” auditions.
The auditions with a concert and
study award grants as prizes, are
offered through the Harold C. and
Mary Myers Dwelle Educational
Foundation.
Talented young musicians of
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