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

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 17 G. A. Wardman l'6l-'64l Although George didn't come to T.C.S. until part way through the Christmas Term, he immediately got into the life of the School, He was a member of the French Club and the Record for two years, being vice- president of the former for one year. George was also a Stage Hand for two years, and he was a member of the Music Club for one year. Ile won the Fifth Form French Prize, and during his first year in Sixth Form he won the Trinity Prize for VI B. George held the rank of Warrant Officer in the Cadet Squadron and he was a Brent llouse Prefect. In athletics George 'was equally successful. He was a member and captain of the Bigside Tennis Team for two years. and he won the Wotherspoon Cup and Trophy for winning the Open Tennis Singles, having also won the Open Doubles and Junior Singles. George was also a member of the Bigside Squash Team for three years. being captain for one year and winning a Distinction Cap. Georges beau- tiful style in racquet games will be long remembered by those who saw him play, and ruefully by those whom he beat in two consecutive years as Little Big Four champion in Squash, a feat only paralleled by the great Ernie Howard at T.C.S. George is now at Williams College in Massachusetts, and we all wish him the best of luck in the future. 136 G. M. Westinghouse l'60-'64l Gus arrived at T.C.S. in September of 1960 and seemed in no time to adjust to school life. During the first term he could be seen scam- pering about on the League field. Gus' major sport came in the form of the swimming team and he was awarded his Middleside colours for his ef- forts. During the last term Gus was well outfitted in whites for league cricket. During the Fourth Form year, Gus stuck to his swimming and received his Middleside colours again. Mr. Dale and Mr. Scott saw him play for the Big team, .Littleside. He joined the Junior Debating Club, the Precision Squad and remained a member of the make-up crew. In VA fGus was an A former throughoutl he proceeded up to Middle- side football and won full colours. He again won full Middleside swim- ming colours. Senior Debating was one of Gus' strongest points. He joined the Pat Moss Club and the Quacks lwhere he and the rest of VA tried to eat Mr. Hodgetts out of house and home.l Gus was made a Fifth Form House Officer and in the Precision Squad he was made a Flight Lieu- tenant. He was also the class president of VA. Gus' career at T.C.S. was climaxed by his appointment to the posi- tion of Head Prefect. He made the Bigside football team and received half Bigside colours for his efforts. The swimming team saw Gus for the last time and finally the spell was broken as he won half Bigside colours.

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16 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD J. A. Stikeman l'6l-'64l Tony entered Be- thune House in the fall of 1961 as a Fourth Former and immediately began to take part in School ac- tivities. He joined the Junior Debating Society in at his first year, and in the last two years he debated S ' 4' for the Senior Team. He came third in the .Im- promptu Public Speaking Contest in his Fifth ' N-N. Form year and first in his last year. In Fourth Form, he was a member of the Junior Political Science Club, then joined the Senior Club in Fifth Form, and was elected President in his last year. Tony was a member of the Dramatic Society, tak- ing part in Escapade in his Fourth Form year, and as Secretary of the Society in Sixth Form, he acted in the cast of The Happiest Days of Your Life? In Fifth Form he played Littleside Football and was elected secretary of VA. He was also the Lady Bethune representative for his flat. He became a Sacristan, and in his last year, a Crucifer. In addition to all this, he managed to report for the Record in his last two years. ln Sixth Form, he was a football cheerleader, played on the Junior Squash Team, and in the spring, was a Sergeant in the Cadet Corps. For his hard work and vigorous participa- tion. Tony was appointed a House Officer. Then on Speech Day, he was presented with the Stewart Award for Good Spirit and Achievement. All who knew Tony will remember his rousing voice both as a cheerleader on the football field and as a very active participant in the debates. T.C.S. wishes him all the best of luck at McGill. R. J. Tittemore l'60-'64l Although he Could not play sports his first year, Bob contributed a great deal to the athletic program by managing football, hockey and cricket teams. He also made himself known in the classroom by winning a Proficiency Prize for the Third Form. In Fourth Form he again won a Proficiency Prize and also played on Littleside football, hockey and cricket, winning colours in all three. In Fifth Form Bob came into his own and was a member of the Quacks and the Pat Moss Club. He played on Middleside football and Bigside hockey, winning colours in both. For these contributions Bob was made a House Officer. In his final year Newf played on Bigside football and hockey, where he was assistant captain. He was a member of the Senior debating team, the Student Council and the entertain- ment committee. For these outstanding contributions to school life, Newf was made Assistant Head Prefect and Adjutant to the Cadet Corps. Bob waspalso made Head of Bethune House and chairman of the Lady Bethune Society. On Speech Day Bob won the Science Prize and a Prize for Out- standing Vontribution to School Life which he certainly deserved. Bob will always be remembered for the never-failing spirit and the keenness which he applied in all his endeavours. We wish him all the best at Queen's. - 1

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18 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD With the position of Head Prefect comes also the honour of commanding the School Air Cadet Squadron. Gus filled this position well and there was a sticky time just before Inspection Day when Gus was in the hos- pital. With more luck than good health he was back commanding the Squadron for the big day. He was also the Head of Debating and showed his ability as a debater many times over. On Speech Day Gus received the Bronze Medal and the Air Cadet scholarship. He has since obtained his wings and shows great interest in that field. We wish him luck at the University of Victoria. VALETE ARCHIBALD. Robin C. G. - IVB1, Littleside Swimming Colour, Track Team. BARTELL, Roger - IIIBI, Littleside Hockey. BLUE, Anthony - VBI, Littleside XII, Littleside XI, Band. BRODEUR. Christopher J. H. - IVB1, Littleside XI. CAPREOL, Frederic L. - IVB1, Littleside XII, Middleside Swimming Colour. DARLINGTON, James G. - Lower V, Band, Choir, Glee Club, Dramatics - principal in Iolanthe . DLTGGAN, George E. - IVB1, Middleside XII Colour, Precision Squad, Bigside Basketball, Band, Choir, Stagehand. DUPONT, William D. - VBI, Gymnastics, Band, Science Club, Dramatics. EVANS. N. Anthony E. - IV A, Littleside XI Colour, Littleside XII, Gym, Half-Bigside Colour, Band, Dramatics, Photography Club, Jr. Poli- tical Science Club, Record, Sacristan. FOSTER, Michael C. - IIIBI. Track Team, Littleside Gym Colour. FRENCH, Richard D. - VBI, Middleside XII, Bigside Basketball Colour, Stagehand. FURLONG, Richard F. - IVB1, Littleside XII, Middleside Swimming Colour, Track Team, Oxford Cup, lst Swimming Colour. FYSHE. Christopher T. - Lower V, Middleside VI Colour tCapt.J. GAGNON, Peter G. - IVB1, Littleside Basketball. GARFAT, Michael N. - IVB1, Littleside Gym, Band. GEORGE. Graham H. - VA, Littleside Swimming Colour, French Club, Dramatics. GORDON, Gregory - VBI, Middleside Swimming Colour, Littleside XII Colour, Librarian, Sacristan, Science Club. GORDON, Gregory F. - IVB1. GOSSET, William G. R. - IIIB1, Littleside XII, Littleside Basketball. GREEN, Raymond W. - VBI, Littleside Basketball Colour, Air Cadet Wings , Band, Senior Debating, Dramatics, Rifle Club, Stagehand. GRISDALE. James C. - V B2, Littleside Track Colour, Littleside XII Colour, Littleside VI, Science Club.