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

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E3 Editorial Board EDITOR-IN-CHIEF N. ls. mamminl-111 BUSINESS MANAGER .1.1s. mlm-I1.,.mlII Assn: ms. .Mum LITERARY PL 11. mu-r ARTS n.'r.u. In-n COMMENT 8. CRITICISM Huw. mm-rn ON CAMPUS 19.13. :sim-furlmw SCHOOL NEWS D..-xr. ML-mllum SPORTS Rn. lm-wr EXCHANGE EDITOR Lv. Br .1II'1 1 PHOTOGRAPHY ua vim- ART WORK rio. Humps .,11. ru. :MIN-y. Rs. Rurhl-rfmi. 1..-L skuggami TYPING rio. Humpsun STAFF ADVISER Au. rsumbn- 1-54,4 ART ADVISER 15. Lu. liluckw .IIII 1. I-3544. PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISER OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER TREASURER T.C.S. CONVOCATION P. R. Bishop. Pkq. A-LR. Dvnnys. Iisq. R. K, lhwlwl. lisq. JAY. KL-rr. l'lSq. Page 3

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Editorial Une cannot but be impressed by the changes that have taken place in the School this year. They are many and various but I believe that two in particular merit our attention. The tirst is the weekend program. There has been a real need for such a program for some time. This year. due to the conscious effort and concentration of a number of Masters and boys, a practical program has finally been worked out and put into operation. We now have a program infinitely better than what we have had in past years, and one that has solved toa large extent one of the most difficult problems facing a boarding school such as T.C. S. The second, and more important. change that has occurred is not so tangible - it is not so concrete, you cannot put your finger on it - but it is definitely there. This change is one of spirit. of mood. of the tone of the School. There is no comparison between the spirit of this year and the spirit - or lack of it -of last year. Manifestations of this change of spirit can be seen in many things. The first one that comes to mind is Bigside Football winning the I.S.S.A. championship and having an undefeated seasong another is the fact that after many years of talk- ing around it we have finally managed to successfully stage a House Competition in Dra- matics: a third is that the School as a whole is running smoothly without the constant bickering about the system that has been prevalent in other years. All these things indicate that the majority of boys are finding worthwhile activities to devote their time and effort to. And all these add up to a spirit that is as positive and constructive as any l have knotm at T.C. S. All this is very encouraging for the year to come and for the years to come. We hope that in this issue of The Record we have managed to capture something of the spirit that has characterized the School this term. A- .Y B. G. Page 2

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Calendar 51-111 Url. NNY. I lee. Jan T S H Ili 20 Ill .IH -4 ill IIS IH 2:1 llti l S ti IU lf-2 I8 21 23 8 lil l-1 IT 7 Sixth Form Boys arrive New Boys arrive School Term Begins Visit to Stratford Old Boys' Game Sir lidwin Leather Speaks to the School Installation of Sacristans Bigside Ftmtball at U.C.C. Bigside Football at Appleby 'Thanksgiving Weekend begins Tlmnksgiving Weekend ends ldvensong: The Right Rev. G. N. Luxton Ninth Centennial Lecture Bigside Football vs. Ridley Bigside Football vs. SA. C. The Colour Dinner Half Term Break begins Hall Term Break ends The Choir visits St. George's Church, Montreal Careers Night lfootball Dinner livensong: The Rev. Temple Kingston Christmas Examinations Begins First Carol Service Second Carol Service Christmas Holidays Begin Lent Term Begins The Cover The eover is intended to reflect something of the spirit of BlgSld6 football that so characterized this term. Itwas designed and photographed hy Chris Newell. Page 4