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

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 1' FEATURES Some of you may have turned eagerly in your ignorance to this section to read all the funnies and the latest gossip around the school. Well, sorry to disappoint you, but this is the old School News under a new title. Actually it is a little more than that. Chapel notes, Choir. Brief biographies, and anything else no one wants, are thrown over to Features . I hope at least it doesn't read like a pile of rejects. In the past, Write-ups tended to be more or less dull accounts of fact usually ending off with . . . a good time was had by all. Ugh! This year, We have tried to introduce a little opinion into the articles, a change which will probably be more noticeable next term when Debating and Career Talks come under fire, from the fierce, intelligent, roving band of Features reporters. So, if you want some laughs, turn to George's section, On Campus . If you, COld Boys in particularl, want to know about last year's illustrious Sixth Form or the extra-curricular events going on around here, or our new English whizz in Economics, read on. -J. P. M. BRINGING HOME THE BACON I SPY WITH MY LITTLE EYE -Millard

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