Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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1 Elrtuilg Qllllllill' S7rl1unl, H1111 311132. ESTABLISHED 1865. He-aIiCMaster : REV. F. GRAHAM ORCHARD, MA., Eniniannvl College, Cam- bridge: DD., University. Toronto, Cliziplaiii King Ed- ward's School, Bronisgrove. England. 1903-19065 Head Master St. Alban's, Bi-o-rkville. 1906-1913. House Master: S. GELDAR-D, Esq., B.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. Master in Charge of Middle School. Lf. Col. C. HOODDAY, Late oi' Lord Siratlwoiizl 's lloi-se CR. CD Assistant Masters: The REV. R. S. TIPPET, BA., Mi-Gill University, Montreal. A. C. MORRIS, Esq.. HA., King's College, Windsor, N.S. P. H. LEWIS, Esq., BA.. Pembroke Coll-ege, Cambridge. XVM. OGIQE, Esq.. Bl. A.. Glasgow University. H. F. KETCHUM, Esq., ll. A., Toronto University. C. P. GWYN, Esq., M. A., Emmanuel College, Cainhriflge. R. T. GRAHAM, Esq., Brasenose College, Oxford. House Master of the Junior School: The REV. C. H. BOULDEN, M.A., King's College, Windsor, N.S. W. H. MORSE, Esq. H. G. JAMES, Esq., Leeds University. F. WILLCOX, Esq., Peter-house College, Cambridge. P. N. Y. CRAIG, Esq., B. A., Corpus Christi, Oxford. Organistz E. COHU, Esq. Physical Instructor: SERGT. MAJOR BATT, late of R.M.C., Kingston. a

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Ulrinitg Glnllvgv Svrhnnl ifwrnrh Ehitnrial. Glarry 0Dn. The words that Won the was and even HOW' epitomize the spirit of the British Empire. Those of us who saw that great struggle of 1014-18 realise the true significance of these words: those of us whose fathers and brothers fought must possess the blood that pulsed more courageously, under that very piosaic stimulus: 'Carry on.' Ten years ago on the Continent and the Seven Seas again and again the task loomed up hopeless and 'Carry on' was the cry: half- sinking vessels poured out their huge shells to save the day: trenches were won by the remnants of decimated battalions: in sum, the war was won by two badly shattered nations who had carried on. To our distant Old Boys: Our Senior School, Chapel, Gymnasium and Rink have been destroyed by fire. In the afternoon of Satur- day, March 3rd., the. buildings were gutted by a devastating confla- gration, which very fortunately caused no loss of life. The School showed a. wonderful spirit on that day, the only spirit that is sus- ceptible to our present slogan: Carry on. Now our apologies are due our readers for the brevity and rush nature of this issue. At the moment of writing we are now begin- ning our Easter vacation of from two to three weeks, as yet unde- termined exactly. Ordinarily the Record should not have gone to press till April -ith., but we shall carry on according to the new schedule, craving your indulgence. Practically all the material col- lected for the Lent issue has been lost in the fire, consequently this. perforce, is a very impromptu number. Since the Term was little more than half over, School Notes are necessarily circumscribed: hockey unfinished: no boxing: no gym. displayg and no theatricals. O