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

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SCHOOL DIRECTORY PREFECTS .I. l'. Bayly mssoeiate Head Prefecll, J. A. B. Callum rAssoeiate Head Prefectl A, P. R. DuMoulin, S. M. Robertson, A. F. Ross, E. D. Winder. HOUSE PREFECTS n Brent - D. C. Hugill. D. R. Martin, J. D. Newton, R. M. Seagram Bethune - R. Brent - H, J N. P. Bethune - R F. G F. Ellis, R. B. L. Henderson. HOUSE OFFICERS Birks, C. H. Brown, D. R.. Doolittle, R. L. Evans, L. J. Kenney. Trott, W. J. Vernon. H. Gibson, G. R. Gray, C. H. Hassell, R. A. Medland, Prack, S. E. Traviss. CHAPEL Head Crucifer - J. U. Bayly CRUCIFERS D. C. Hugill, L. J. Kenney, S. E. Traviss, E. D. Winder SACRISTANS G. ll. Ambrose, J. G. Binch, A. M. Cowie, A. P. B. DuMoulin, R. F. Ellis .I. M. Bsdaile, R. L. Evans, D. G. Gibson. C. H. Harrington, R. L. Harvey C. S. W. Hill, B. B. Kent, J. L. M. Kortright, M. D. P. Marshall, D. R. Martin R. G. Matthews, R. A. Medland, J. D. Newton, D. G. Price, A. F. Ross, R. M. Seagram B. B. Stackhouse, J. A. Stikeman, W. J. Vernon. J. R. Watts, A. C. Wright FOOTBALL Captain - D. R. Doolittle Assistants - A. F. Ross, N. B. Maycock LIBRARY Head Librarian - M. E. K. Moffatt .Assistant Head Librarian - G. H. Ambrose LIBRARIANS C. R. Capper, C. S. Chubb, D. M. S. Mc.G. Greer, J. R. Grynoeh, J. E. Hankin. R. I.. Harvey, C. H. Hassell, C. S. W. Hill, J. E. Humble, D. R. Lindop, D'A. P. Martin, A. A. Steele, N. C. Wallis, D. M. Wells. THE RECORD Editor-in-Chief S. E. Traviss ASSISTANT EDITORS J ll. liayly, ll, J. Birks, C. H. Brown, R. F. Ellis, J. E. Fordyce. J. R. Gryn-och R. B. L. Henderson. M. Laing.

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD Vol. 66 Trinity College School, Port Hope, December, 1962 N0. 1 Editor-in-Chief - S. E. Traviss School News Editor - H. J. Birks. Assistants: N. C. Bradley, C. D. P. George, D. A. G. Hampshire. D'A. P. Martin, A. N. Robinson, N. P. Trott, J. R. Watts. Features Editor - M. Laing. Assistants: C. D. Hugill, R. M. Matheson. Literary Editor -'-' J- U- Bayly Sports Editor - J. E. Fordyce. Assistants: R. K. Arnold, D. R. Doolittle, R. K. Everett, D. M. S. MCG. Greer, D. G. Price, M. G. C. Sherman, B. B. Stack- house, J. A. Stikeman. Photography Editor - C. H. Brown. Assistants: J. F. Angus, D. Dustan. S. Gros- venor, M. V. Helm, D. Laing, D. R. Lindop. Business Manager - G. R. Grynoch. Assistants: T. M. Birks, R H. Gibson, C. H. Hassell, D. R. Martin. Head Typist -- R. B. L. Henderson. Assistants: M. W. Cooper, C. S. Chubb, R. L. Harvey. C. S. W. Hill, A. H. Ion, J. R. C. Irvine, D. E. MacMillan., R. G. Matthews, R. H. MacLaren, S. G. Smith, R. G. Staber, J. S. Stewart. G. A. Wardman. Art . J. A. Reford Staff Liaison .. R. F. Ellis Photography Adviser -. P- R, Bishop. Esq. Official Photographer A. J. R. Dennys, Esq. Treasurer D. B. Wing, Esq. Old Boys J. W. Kerr, Esq. Staff Adviser A. H. Humble, Esq. The Record is published three times a year - in December, April and August. Printed by The Guide Publishing Co. Ltd., Port Hope, Ont. EDITORIAL Today, with the tremendous developments being made in the world of science, we have a tendency to say, Look how much progress has been made by man. However, when an incident occurs in the field of human relations that is distasteful to us, we try to ignore it or dismiss it, attaching very little significance to it. A very good example of this type of incident recently took place in Mississippi over the admission of a negro to the university. This is a repetition of the centuries old problem of discrimination. Discrimination is not only confined to race but as we all know to religion, nationality, political beliefs and personality. It is not necessary to point out examples of each, as patterns of these respective types of discrimination can be traced throughout history right up to the present. Because we have still not advanced in this field, there is in the world today a great threat of total destruction by atomic power. Are we not comparable to the cave man? He practised discrimination: do not we? We may have made spectacular advances in science but we still have been unable to control the emotions of fear, hatred, and sus- picion by replacing them with love and trust.