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

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The Record Volume 78 Trinity College School Number 1 Port Hope, Ontario Autumn 1974 Editorial About this time of the year, life at T.C.S begins to slow down. The autumn sports season has ended and winter sports have not yet begun in earnest. This is a time to catch up w ith work and to do those things for which there has not been time in the past two months. It is also a time to think — about the successes of the school ' s teams in the past term, about work, and as th e days and weeks roll by, about exams. One of the great things about a community such as T.C.S. is that its thinking, composed of the work of as wide an assortment of minds as possible, flows as one. This general unity of thought and purpose can be found in few other institutions, and is one of the things that sets T.C.S. apart from other schools. As long as this continues, the community of T.C.S. will flourish BTC.