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

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SCHOOL LIFE I

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Index Gail John Bramm Homeowner Poet Sandy Gausden Images Chris Phillips A Character Pal Srivastiva Man and Nature Marcus Konway Oksana Mark Bachorz Arts — 14

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New Boy Picnic ’76 All of the New Boys set out for Presqu’ile on Sunday September 19 and none of us knew what to expect from the inferior power-happy Prefects. We scrambled desperately for those re-cycled horse guts, commonly known as hamburgers, and after we had satiated our appetites, we decided to take revenge on the “defects”, since they were the ones who cooked the food. Our first action was to steal a basket of tomatoes and we pegged the nearest sixth former in sight. % then ran to the beach to challenge the snobbish pigs to a water fight. However we found they wen already waiting for us. To us New Boys, this was no problem, for we succeeded in dumping all of thl sixth formers in the seaweed. They retreated to the bus tired and defeated as the New Boys obvion had won the fight. ' The New Be It was a sleepless night for all the newboys before they were herded to Presqu’ile on Sunday Sept and for good reason too. They were all too aware of the fate that awaited them. The day started to roll when the Prefects and Seniors got behind the grills and proceeded to poi the newboys with every kind of hamburger from frozen filet a la Bogyay to the chef special of authe charcoal flavoured, burnt crumbs. The newboys, laconic due to their inability to adjust their d tive systems to the 6th Form’s superior cooking, were no match for us when it came to the traditi christening. Admittedly, a few needed help into the clean Lake Ontario water but most went in on own accord, screaming for mercy. By the end of the day, all the newboys had conceded their subservient position, and we again vailed as the winners of this annual battle of supremacy. Tuesday night, we had another ‘picnic’. School Life — 16 The Sixth I