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

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4 TRINITY COLLEGE scHooL RECORD THE LEAVING CLASS fr' R. S. Bannerman C52-'59D. When in the fall H , -W. of '55 Bethune opened her doors a brilliant addi- -AM lr ,. tion from the J.S. clambered in. It was the bananaman , former C-dormer, full-colour J.S. ' footballer and gymnast, and already established pillar of Bigside swimming. His habit, in addition Y., to splashing up and down the pool in about nine- teen seconds, was to support Middleside teamsg having gained full Littleside colours as a New Boy in football, gym, and cricket, he went on to maintain this average on the Middleside level. For three years he gave invaluable assistance to the Record: we are sure no Record staff has had a more able Business Mana- ger, a post which Bob held for two years. Fifth form saw him promoted to a sacristan, and he coached a league football team. But first of all Bob belonged to the pool, a member of three L.B.F. championship swimming teams, he co-captained his last to a decisive victory, and was a major award winner on our two Eastern Canadian Championship teams which swam at McGill. The work and energy he put into the improvement of his entire squad cannot but have a great effect on future teams. A distin- guished swimming career fittingly culminated in the award of a Dis- tinction Cap. Bob's final year brought him the appointment of Head Sacristan and House Prefect. No privilege conducted his affairs more in the interest of others, and we feel grateful to one who unfailingly gave his best to the School. Best of luck to the bananaman ! P. G. Barbour C50-'59l. Being in the Junior School for several years, Achy received full colours in both football and hockey for two years in a row. He became a C dormer and in 1955 grad- uated to Brent House. In his New Boy year Pete won full Littleside colours in football, hockey and gym. In 1956 hef was elected captain of Littleside football and won full colours in Middleside hockey and gym. The following year he was elected co-captain of Middle- side football, and won full colours on the Bigside hockey team. He became a hard working member of the Pat Moss Club, and because of his exceptional School record he was appointed a House Officer.

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 3 IN MEMORIAM W. E. BANNERMAN The School and the T.C.S. Association suffered a great loss with the sudden death of W. Ewart Bannerman on September 16, 1959. Ewart Bannerman had been associated with Page-Hersey Tubes Limited, Toronto for 41 years, beginning as an office boy and rising to executive responsibility as Manager of Montreal Sales, General Sales Manager, Assistant General Manager, Vice President, Director and Gen- eral Manager. He was named President of the Company in April, 1958. At the time of his death he was President of Welland Tubes Limited, a Director of United Steep Corp. Ltd. and the Canada Southern Railway. He was elected a member of the Governing Body of the School in October, 1958, to represent the Parents of the T.C.S. Association. He had been a Director of the Association since its inception and had shown a keen interest in the affairs of the School. The Executive had looked for- ward to benefiting from his wide experience, sound judgment and aggres- sive spirit. He had given much of his time and means to the School and will not soon be forgotten. Mr. Bannerman leaves his wife, the former Charity Smith, two sons, Robert C52-'59J who took a lead in many School activities, particularly in swimming, and Douglas who is now in Boulden House. The sympathy of the Association and the School is extended to Mrs. Bannerman and her family. Photo by Ferro

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 5 In Sixth form Achy played Bigside football and hockey, winning full colours in both sports. He was appointed to be a School Prefect be- cause of his many contributions to School life. On Inspection Day he was WO1 of the squadron and fulfilled his job very capably. Achy is at present taking an Arts course at McGill University. J. D. Bateman C56-'59J. Mazda came to Trinity in 1956, and started his year off by winning his full colours in Littleside Basketball. He showed zeal in this sport throughout his T.C.S. career, and in sixth form he captained a league team to vic- tory. 2 'N In 1957 John was appointed manager of Mid- dleside football and did such a good job that he was appointed manager of the Bigside team the following year. He became a member of the rifle 'club also. He is at present taking a course in Commerce at Queen's University, and we wish him every success in his career. 7 W?-? G. M. Black C54-'59J. Monty arrived in Boulden House in 1954 and in his one year there made himself an impressive reputation in athletics. He received half colours in football and full colours in cricket as well as playing on the hockey team. Moving up into Bethune House, Monty won the New Boy boxing championship and received Littleside cricket colours. In his second year, he was captain of a league football team and cap- tained his Rabbit league hockey team to victory. In fifth form, Monty was again captain of a league football team and was co-captain of Middlesideg hockey. He also received full Bigside cricket colours. During his last year, Monty was awarded colours in Bigside football, extra colours in Bigside hockey and again full colours in Bigside cricket. He was presented with the Fielding Cup on Speech Day. Athletics, however, reveal only one facet of his career. In his early years at T.C.S., Monty was a member of the junior debating society. In fifth form he was a member of the Pat Moss Club and was made a House Officer. His final year saw him appointed a School Prefect, a Flight Lieutenant in the Cadet Corps and C.O. of Bethune House. We wish Monty the best of luck in the future and hope to see him back at T.C.S. soon.