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The Record Trinity College School Port Hope, Ontario Volume 76 Number I November 9. I have often heard it said that we write most effectively and creatively when we draw from our own personal experiences, and I suggest that this is quite true. As you read through this issue of The Record, it may often seem that the writing is trivial at best, perhaps very narrow-minded and lacking insight, maybe immature or even irrelevant. But it all reflects personal experience, and to that ex- tent, it must not be condemned: quite obviously, constructive criticism is essential to mental growth, but it must be made in a positive state of mind. This applies not only to the pages of The Record, but to all facets of school life, and, indeed, to life in general. It is imperative in a community of this kind to maintain a positive attitude to- wards things that appear to need changing. Cynicism, as one realizes sooner or later, tends to breed un- happiness and has an entirely negative effect on the school life. Hopefully, The Record can play a meaningful role in this respect, as a mental testing ground for thoughts and ideas that is respected as such. This, at least, is both my hope and my ambition. I would hesitate to categorize this year as being essentially any different from any other. Certainly, involvement is a significant factor, and the school this year, as always, seems to have up- held well this long-standing tradition. Perhaps one observation might be made at this point in the year, and that is this: the school seems to be an ex- tremely unified body this year, the majority reaching outside tiny cliques to get to know others from different forms and with diverse interests. I only hope that this continues through- out the remainder of this year. C.E.P.
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Editoriaf Staff EDITOR Christopher Pinningtcn BUSINESS MANAGER Kenneth Hughes ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Lou Hambrock John Hastings LITERARY Peter Bennett Gordon Cartwright ARTS Ian Barnett Bill Lunderville PERSPECTIVES Tim Spence Hugh Balloch ON CAMPUS Brian Pel Steve Binet SPORTS David Lang Jim Lemesurier PHOTOGRAPHY Brian Pel (Editor) Paul Adams Charles Baker Hugh Balloch Colin Brown Gordon Cartwright ILLUSTRATIONS Bill Horne Rick Lesueur TYPING Peter Bennett Mark Armstrong Tim Brown Nat Davis Derek Evans Alex Houston STAFF ADVISER A. H. Humble, Esq. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER A. R. Dennys, Esq. BOULDEN HOUSE ADVISER M. E. Perry, Esq. Ham Greenwood Brian Hughes Ken Hughes Jim Lemesurier Tom Taylor Michael Southam Eric Thom Colin Brown Mike Lebovic Bill Lunderville Paul Puky Ted Savage Tom Weld Michael Wilson
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