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

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SCHOOL DIRECTORY PREFECTS R. M. McDerment, H. G. Watts iAssociate Head Prefectsb, H. -D. B. Clark, J. D. Crawford, N. M. Seagram. HOUSE PREFECTS Bethune-J. A. Dolph, A. O. Hendrie, A. Phillips, T. D. Wilding. Brent-G. S. Currie, E. P. Muntz. HOUSE OFFICERS Bethune-R. J. Anderson, G. K. Oman, J. R. Timmins, C. A. Woolley Brent-H. G. Day, J. D. Hylton, R. W. LeVan, J. B. Molson, C. O. Spencer, H. F. Walker. CHAPEL Crucifers--N. M. Seagram, C. O. Spencer, H. G. Watts, T. D. Wilding FOOTBALL Co-Captains-R. M. McDerment, H. G. Watts. SOCCER Captain-A. C. Brewer. Vice-Captain-T. D. Wilding THE RECORD Editor-in-Chief-J. D. Crawford Assistant Editors-R. J. Anderson, J. D. Hylton, N. M. Seagram, C. O. Spencer LIBRARIAN S J. C. Bonnycastle, E. D. Dover, E. A. Day, R. M. Heenan

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Trinity College School Record Vol. 55 Trinity College School, Port Hope, October, 1951 No. 1 Editor-in-Chief-J. D. Crawford Literary Editor-R. J. Anderson Features Editor--C. O. Spencer News Editor-J. D. Hylton Sports Editor-N. M. Seagram Business Managers .............................,.............. G. K. Oman, F. J. Norman Assistants ............ I. T. H. C. Adamson, R. P. A. Bingham, J. C. Bonny- castle, G. L. Boone, R. A. O. Brovm, P. W A. Davison, H. G. Day, E. A. Day, M. C. dePencier, J. A. Dolph, D. C. Hayes, A. O. Hendrie, H. P. Lafleur, D. VV. Luxton, D'A. G. Luxton, R. H. McCaughey, J. A. S. McG1ennon, B. Mowry, J. G. Penny, A. Phillips, A. G. Ross, H. L.. Ross, C. H. Scott, C. R. Simonds, W. D. S. Thomas, C. N. Thornton, D. A. Wevill. Typists ........................ R. J. McCullagh, J. G. B. Strathy, P. F. K. Tuer, D. E. MacKinnon. Librarians ............................................ J. M. Heywood, D. M. Willoughby. Illustrations ........ ........................................... R . W. LeVan. Treasurer ................ ........ P. R. Bishop, Esq. Managing Editor ..... ....... A . H. Humble, Esq. The Record is published tive times a year in the months of October. December, February, April and August. Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. EDITORIAL The turn of the half-century at T.C.S. has seen some of the greatest achievements in the history of the School. Last year We closed the first half of the twentieth century by opening our new indoor rink, a memorial to Peter Campbell, one of the greatest athletes and sportsmen ever to attend the School, and also by winning three Little Big Four Championships. This year We are opening the door to the next 'fifty years by dedicating our new chapel to the memory of the boys of the School who gave their lives for us in three Wars, and as a Thankoffering for the safe return of so many others. The opening of this chapel is the realization of the dream of the men who built our present School after the fire of 1928, that some day the boys could attend services