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

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SCHOOL DIRECTORY PREFECTS W. A. Pearce ll-lead Prefectl, R. G. Atkey, W. L. Cowen, G. K. Cooper, C. D. Hyde N. F. J. Ketchum, A. G. Shorto. HOUSE PREFECTS Bethune-P. J. Paterson, P. G. McE. Chubb. Brent-J. L. G. Richards, S. R. Wilson. HOUSE OFFICERS Brent-W. R. Eakin, J. G. Fraser, C. J. Howard, C. J. Tottenham, M. A. Turner J. R. Yates. Bethune-D. H. Doyle, L. P. Dumbrille, T. M. Eadie, J. A. H. Vanstone, W. M. Warner A. G. Wakefield. CHAPEL Head Sacristan--N. F. J. Ketchum. Crucifers-D. H. Doyle, J. L. G. Richards, M. A. Turner, S. R. Wilson. FOOTBALL Captain-W. A. Pearce. Vice-Captain-R. G. Atkey THE RECORD Editor-in-Chief-C. D. Hyde. Assistant Editors--P. G. McE. Chubb, T. M. Eadie, M. Ferro, N. F. J. Ketchum J. L. G. Richards, A. G. Shorto, S. R. Wilson. LIBRARIANS Head Librarians-S. R. VVilson, D. P. Day. Assistants-M. H. H. Bedford-Jones, S. C. Biggs, J. A. Campbell, N. S. Dafoe. M. A. H. Evans, A. D. Heron, F. K. Kayler, J. St. G. O'Brian, J. A. Smith, P. B. Starnes, J. B. Stratton. v

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD Vol. 63 Trinity College School, Port Hope, December, 1959 No. 1 Editor-in-Chief C. D. Hyde. School News Editor- S. R. Wilson. Assistants: M. H. H. Bedford-Jones, A. D. Heron, M. C. Hudson, E. L. Pidgeon, P. S. Phillips, P. B. Starnes, N. P. L. Stocken, R. W. E. Stone, M. B. Sullivan, J. A. H. Vanstone, J. M. Worral. Features Editor-A-P. G. Mc.E. Chubb. Assistants: C. J. Adair, M. J. Blincow, W. R. Eakin, J. G. Frazer, P. G. Horcica, W. A. Pearce. Literary Editor ............................................................................................................ T. M. Eadie Sports Editor-J. L. G. Richards. Assistants: L. D. Bowman, D. H. Brainerd, N. Camp- bell, N. L. Leach, J. K. Martin, G. H. VV. Muir, J. J. Nickson, I. P. Saunders, J. F. C. Scrivin, J. C. Stikeman, J. B. Stratton, P. A. West, J. R. Yates. G. L. Booth. Photography Editor-M. L. Ferro. Assistants: J. A. Campbell, M. A. H. Evans, J. F. James, D. S. Litteljohn, M. B. Malley, A. J. Pateman. Business Manager-G. K. Cooper. Assistants: S. C. Biggs, D. R. Cooper, J. J. Kime, H. K. A. MacKenzie, J. W. Mitchell, P. J. Paterson, J. R. Woodcock. Head Typist-N. F. J. Ketchum. Assistants: W. L. Cowen, R. B. L. Henderson. R. L. Satterwhite, D. T. Smith, C. J. Tottenham. Art Staff ........................ E. W. Colby, D. P. Day, L. C. N. Laybourne, D. G. Shewell Staff Liaison ...... ....... ...................... ............................................................. A . G . Shorto. Photography ..... ....... . .. . ....... P. R. Bishop, Esq Treasurer ........ ........ D . W. VVing, Esq Old Boys ............ ........... J . W. Kerr, Esq Staff Adviser ...... ................................................................................... . ..A. H. Humble, Esq The Record is published three times a year in the months of December, April, and August. Printed by The Weekly, Port Credit, Ont. EDITORIAL To follow imperfect, uncertain or corrupted traditions, in order to avoid erring in our own judgement, is but to exchange one danger for another. In this changing world, we must stop once in a while and size up conditions as they exist. When we do this we find that binding traditions must fall, or at any rate alter, to fit the current circumstances. Now there are two sorts of traditions. There are those which are comparatively harmless but do good, and then there are those which are outmoded and no longer bear value. These latter are often very dangerous. Traditional foreign policies change. Since 1945 man has developed war- fare to such a degree that a country may no longer go to war every time a crisis arises in its sphere of iniiuence. If the powers had acted with customary pre-World WarII aggressiveness in such flare-ups as the Middle East, Laos and Tibet, the consequences would have been disastrous. Thus men who were heads of pre-war foreign affairs are no longer able to use traditional behaviour. This was tried by certain statesmen, and was decisively proved unsuccessful.