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

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'l'lllNl'l'Y K'Ul,l.lilIl-I Sl'llUUl. lllfflllill I7 ill X! . J. G. Arnold l'52-'S6l i'57-'62l In liord's Rllf nicinber of the first football tcznn :intl cnptziin of hockey :ind cricket. For his outstanding perforinaincel he was inaide 11 't clornier :incl further distineuislied himself by winning the Bronze Medal, In his New Hoy year in thc Senior School 4 he won Littlesiclc football and hockey colours and full Bliddlcsirle cricket colours, llc also joined the Frcnch club Lind the .lr Political X- Science Club :intl served as 11 stzigchanicl lust two years in lloulden llousc hc wus :i AX In his fifth form year, Gord was captain of Nliddleside hockey and cricket. won full Nliddleside colours in football. hockey :incl cricket. :is well as the bat for being thc best bzitsinzin, .AXlwnys rn-tively intercsted in school activities. he was xi inc-inber of thc French club and thc Scnior Political Science Vlub the Put Moss Vlub, thc choir und scrrcd :is gi Sacristan. ri stage hand and ai nienibcr of thc Record Staff, In 1961 when he was siclclincd troin liiesidc football with .i broken zirni. he coached Littleside football with Mr, Scott winning 11 coin-h's award for his efforts. .-Ks ai member of Rigsitle hockey' hc won cxtrn colours, He was also ai crucifer. zi nieinber of the 'Senior Political Scicnco Club and the Record stuff. :incl wus appointed officer connnzinding the colour party, For his contributions to thc school, Gord was nimlc si House Prefect. This year Gord is ut We-stern whcrc wc wish hiin tht- bt-sl ol link in everything he undertzikcs

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD THE JUNIOR POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB 'l'his is the second year of the revived Junior Political Science Club, the first official meeting taking place in September. The president is lJ'Ai-cy ltlzirtin and Don Wells is the secretary. The treasurer is Arthur Irwin, ai Third Foriner. Mr. Godfrey of Boulden House is again acting as staff adviser. Many fruitful discussions on such matters as the recent Cuban crisis and the Social Credit party have already taken place, and others such as the integration issue in the United States and the nationalist movements in Africa are slated for the future An Old Boy of the school, Mr. Scott Symons, who is an expert on French Canada, will be coming to address the Club during the next term. it ' , 2125? Q9 5 A : '44mL4si7il LIIMH .., !'i, I ' 'i'.'i.ef'l.QI..i - Oi like I I ML 5 si- i- -A ,Q,,X . lx x 1 V-aim -N E as -. ,: :aga3?Lf5eII H i -YE he I 'S egg fl y tii fxfga iiljlllimiff p - e x RNILL1 y's 5?iaLf-f f ' f ,f,. ,L it I 'IM A NN he H- xt I A ff ' 1 f' , . -FJ'-?71 QILXIIIQI , ffff if, gg, .X ,L K ,sho Aifff 41, , x x ,ti L QKD f I A X v ,Kr f , f 'Tl :P ,,..,.,,e-' ,. ' ' , h 'V Q-gvglft , ,lf L ,

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I8 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD W. D. L. Bowen I57-'58l I'59-'62l Bill be- gan his T.C.S. career in Boulden House in 1957. There he distinguished himself in foot- ball, hockey and cricket, obtaining full colours in all teams. His next year was spent at Jarvis Collegiate in Toronto but he returned to enter the Senior School in 1959. From that time on, for the next three years Brent House was not quite the same. In his Fourth Form year Bill was on Bigside football although he was unable to play because of injuries. He was chosen the most valuable player on Bigside hockey and was also awarded Bigside cricket colours. Bill was also a stage hand, a member of the precision squad, a member of the billiards club and typist for the Record. On Speech Day he won the New Boys' squash tournament award and the First Year Challenge Trophy. In his fifth form year Humphery was awarded first team colours in football, hockey and cricket and was again chosen the most valuable player on Bigside hockey. He joined the choir, served as secretary-trea- surer of the Pat Moss club, chief stage hand and typist for the Record staff. Bill also won the second year Challenge Trophy, was made a House Officer, and capped his year by winning an Air Cadet scholarship which enabled him to visit the Brtish Isles during the summer. In his Sixth Form year, the Wiltch got into high gear. He was co- captain of Bigside football, captain of Bigside hockey, won the most valuable player award and a Distinction Cap for his efforts, and again received full Bigside cricket colours. Bill also won the Senior squash tournament and the senior tennis doubles tournament with Wardman. He was again a member of the choir, a sacristan, the head typist for the Record, a member of the dance committee and the adjutant of the Cadet Corps. On Speech Day he won the Jack Maynard Memorial Trophy. the Grand Challenge Cup and the Bronze Medal. Bill was an excellent head prefect and carries the best wishes of the School wherever he goes. N. Campbell I'54-'62l After four years in Boulden House, Neil came to the Senior School in '58. In his third form year he won Littleside hockey colours, Littleside cricket colours the was captain and won the Best Bowler's Prizer, and was very active on the Record staff. Neil's Fourth Form year saw 1-I him attain Littleside football colours, hockey colours and Middleside cricket colours He was also active in the Junior Debating Club. In the Fifth Form he was awarded Bigside hockey colours, cricket half colours, and added