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

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Editorial As you may have gathered from the first page, the theme of this issue of the Record is Change”. Sli rearrangements in the structure of T.C.S. have produced a different atmosphere in the school this ye, as compared to last. The job program, the addition of more overnight leaves, a moderation in late lights and a bolstered we end program have all contributed to this positive change in the school. It is perhaps appropriate that thi introduction of these new facets of school life has been accompanied by an influx of more newboys than tl school has seen in recent history, as well as the addition of a grade nine class to the senior school. To keep pace with these changes. The Record itself has undergone some rearranging. As will becomt apparent as you progress through this edition, The Record has undergone a face lift. The one probleir with our face lift is that this publication has been reduced to only two editions per year with fewer pages in each issue. This is one change we do not like. But we hope you approve of our new look”; we have even more changes in mind for the next issue. Head Prefect P.H. Pinnington Prefects M.A. Fletcher A.J. Houston A.H. Howard S.M. King House Prefects J.A. Adams P.M.D. Armstrong R.I. Baker J.B. Brewer J.A. Conyers H.J. Cox P R. Digby M.H. Dunkley E.C. Higginbotham G.H. Holmes School Council R.S. Kirkwood D.S.J. Northey J.H. Bursey M.G. Harrison M.F. Entwistle D.H. Guest R.C. Byers School Directory Editor of The Record A.J. Houston R.S. Kirkwood J.E.C. Savage A.C. Thomas Head Sacristan P.M.D. Armstrong Head Librarian P.M.D. Armstrong J.S. Morrison T.M. Nisbet D.S.J. Northey D.I. Outerbridge J.M. Parker C.N. Pilcher T.E. Redelmeier P.J. Sheridan A.S. Thompson A.T. Wilson J.H. Cornish J.R. Reid A.R. dePencier C.H.E.T. Galpin W.K. Martin J.A. Roughley R.V. Havlicek President of Debating P.H. Pinnington Captain of Football P.H. Pinnington Captain of Soccer M.H. Dunkley

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CHANGE The universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make it. Marcus Aurelius Evolution is not a force but a process; not a cause but a law. Viscount Morley There is a certain relief in change, even though it be from bad to worse; as I have found in travelling in a stage-coach that it is often a comfort to shift one ' s position and be bruised in a new place. Washington Irving Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Lord Tennyson The ruling ideas of each age have ever been the ideas of its ruling class. Karl Marx Once in Persia reigned a king, Who upon his signet ring Graved a maxim true and wise. Which if held before the eyes, Gave him counsel at a glance Fit for every change and chance; Solemn words, and these are they: ' Even this shall pass away. ' Theodore Tilton Yes, the times they are a-changin ' . Bob Dylan

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The Record Volume 79 Number 1 Autumn, 1975 ator u Houston hltiness Manager n Wilson Asst. Bryan Houston Mike Guy ,aout Arts rt Galpin Ted Higginbotham Rod Kirkwood k|iool Life i Adams Albert Galpin Edmonson Mark Harrison n Frank Marty Nisbet prts |m Howard rq Savage ijlrew Thomas Pbtography Jr Taylor (head) James Bursey Hj,r Willows (head) Chris Gauvreau | Savage Rich Wilson ting | rge Holmes (head) |lt Manny m Houston iy Smith Uwork •k Fletcher (head) Reeves Miller vflrty Foxhall John Tench Bezy j(iff Adviser .N. Gordon, Esq. ficial Photographer R. Dennys, Esq. ilden House Adviser L Phillips, Esq. jiver Photograph m Taylor