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

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12 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD SCHOOL NOTES Following the appeal to Old Boys last year, the Record is now in possession of a complete bound file of its back numbers. It is hoped before long, when one or two still missing duplicates have been found, to place a second bound set in the Library for general reference. A number of the framed photographs of first teams were saved from the fire, though with some damage to frames and glass, and in some instances to the pictures themselves. These are now being put in order and affixed to the walls of the ground-floor corridors of the two houses. It is hoped that in time missing photographs will be re- placed by gifts of copies to the School. Elsewhere the gift of the picture of our earliest Hockey team is acknowl- edged. The wardrobes and bureaus are now fitted in all the boys' rooms. Everyone is enthusiastically agreed that the improvement to the comfort and convenience of the rooms is a great boon. Mirrors have been inserted on the inside of the door panels, midway between the bureaus which serve as dress- ing tables. The bathrooms have been painted in two tones of green to make the early hours brighter, and the dormitory walls have been coloured. The arrival of three talented new-boys made it pos- sible to start a School orchestra, The Trinity Trouba-

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 11 those who knew him less well than we did, but also seemed to show him other than he Was. ' It is not easy in a few words, or even in many, to picture a thing so complex asaliving, working, personal- ity, and the writer of this short sketch is aware that much more could be said, and said much better. However, that may be, those who have known Sam and what he has done for the School and its members know that the con- tribution he has made to the life of T.C.S., and to the boys of T.C.S., is one of its many really good things. Wherever he goes and whatever he does, he will have the sincerest good wishes of all who have known and appreciated him here. -C. H. Boulden HS.G.!l

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 13 dours. It is composed of Bill Hingston, Paul McFarlane, Blake Miller, Bob McBride and Sandy McConnell, and has progressed very favourably in spite of the little time there is for practice. They play their own arrangements of modern music in a smooth, rhythmic manner which is pleasing to hear f At least, they say so, Editor? 'wie-J and the music room is always iilled with admiring listeners. School Calendar Sept. 13th. New Boys arrived. 14th. Term began. Supplemental Examinations. 22nd. Lecture by Mr. Carl Ketchum. 28th. Half in honour of Miller's and Strathy's matriculation honoursg Gym. show at Port Hope Fall Fair. 29th. lst. Team beat S.A.C. 21-l. Oct. 6th. lst Team beat U.C.C. 12-7. Sth. Thanksgiving Day. Whole holiday. New Boys' Race. lst. Team beat Old Boys 5-3. 12th. Half in honour of the Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Renison l'89l. 13th. lst. Team beat Pickering, 23-ll. 17th. lst Team beat the Grove, 17-0. 20th. lst. Team beat S.A.C., 18-7. fAt the time of going to press, the following dates have been fixed.J Oct. 27th. School vs. U.C.C., in Toronto. Nov. 3rd, School vs. Ridley, in Toronto. 9th.-13th. General Week-end. Dec. 20th. New Boys' play. 2lst. Term ends. Jan. 16th. Lent Term begins.