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

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EDITORIAL STAFF Editor D. B. Macfarlane Business Manager D. G. Allin Literary Y. P. Moore, M. B. Renison Arts D. T. H. Bell, J. G. Conyers Comment and Criticism J. B. Robinson On Campus I. S. Pearson School News F, O. Hampson Sports D. S. Mellov, S. C. Wilson, G. W. Sernvk Exchange Editor C. E. Pinnington Photography C. G. Newell, B. C. Pel, I. P. Brown Illustrations R. S. Rutherford Typing J. W. Naismith Staff Adviser A. H. Humble Esq. Team Pictures A. J. R. Dennys Esq. Art Adviser D. L. G. Blackwood Esq. 2

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EDITORIAL In an attempt to put this year’s Record into some sort of perspective I recently spent an afternoon browsing through the issues of the last ten years. The changes and improvements that have taken place over this period of time are, to say the very least, quite ex- citing. Naturally, I am concerned with whether this edition will continue the tradition of progress and I must admit that in respect to layout and format I am unable to say. We are experimenting with a new pub- lishing firm and my question will be answered when the finished product returns from the press. However, there is a change I have already noticed and although it came about unconsciously it is of great importance. This change is inherent in the individual writers of “The Record ”, It would be nonsense to say that the students of 1970-71 are more intelligent than our predecessors. Nor do I question the integrity of the students of the past years. My point is simply that the problems dis- cussed year after year in the pages of “The Record no longer possess an air of academic exercises. The FLQ, the question of drugs and pollution are no longer dis- tant. Their proximity has forced an element of concern and in many cases conviction into the following arti- cles. Our insight is, naturally, limited by our incom- plete education and our solutions are often vague but the fact remains that “The Record has become a medi- um for honest concern. If it is true that child is father to man, the conviction reflected within these pages may someday give birth to the solutions and answers for which we are all searching. — d.b.m.

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t School Directory HEAD PREFECT D. T. H. Bell PREFECTS J M. Dewart D. C. Gibson F. H. Gibson D. B. Macfarlane | B Robinson R. W. F. Rogers S. C. Wilson SENIORS D. G. Allin R. W. S. Kortright | G. Convers D S. Melloy F. O. Hampson N. W. Paul L. J. Flolton J. R. L. Wilson HOUSE OFFICERS G H. Ambrose T. A. Richards P R Doob G. R I. Robb | P. Maier S. M. Robertson 1 A. Medland T. H. Sceats F. W Molson C. F. Scott Y. P. Moore G. W. Sernyk H. F. Narbv P. E. Sullivan A C. Price M. A. B Sully P. H. Ward J. B. Sylvester STUDENT COUNCIL D. T. H. Bell I. S. Barnett J. G. Convers B. C. Pel G. H. Ambrose D D. Swift D deM. Marler N. G. McCallum J. A. D. Wheeler C. H Roblin P | Keddv E. L. Austin W. A. S. Kennedy FI. P. Ambrose V. B. Svenningson HEAD SACRISTAN G. H. Ambrose HEAD CHOIR BOY F 0. Hampson EDITOR OF THE RECORD D, B. Macfarlane HEAD LIBRARIAN F. O. Hampson PRESIDENT OF DEBATING G. H. Ambrose CAPTAINS OF FOOTBALL D T. H. Bell }. M. Dewart F. H. Gibson R W. F Rodgers SOCCER A. C. Price J. E. Sands I. A. Medland