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

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OXFORD CU We Run lim liigu, liullmn 1.41115 hylllllllg for the stint. linlmm Rlxllhlf I-ccling the effects. flfllllrillt' l'uuu, Top Iijfr: The leaders. lop Rlullll Dyer still running. BUIIUIHZ lhc Nlaitl lltishl This year's Oxford Cup was updated in all sorts of ways. First of all a new course gave us Mount Trinity and more off-road terrain, making it a better cross- country course altogether. The addition of the TCS family to the racing field gave us 300 competitors, more competition for top runners and more op- portunities for others to win new categories such as: Brothers, Adviser-Advisee, Father-Son, Family, Women, and of course all the individual categories. The third update was the new timing system which allowed results to be tabulated easily and quickly. This year's winner of the Oxford Cup was Tim Davies, although he finished fifth overall he was the first finishing student. Although it was a new race in many ways it was very successful and we're sure many of us are looking forward to running it again in the future. ni .4 ' '. ., 5. .V l. V i r Iflk 1 l-. tl 1 I ' t

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With October upon them and a play not yet chosen, it seemed as though the intrepid TCS Drama Society was headed for certain disaster. But ottr steel-nerved director pulled the rabbit OUI of the hat tso to speakll With a title such as No Suv Please. H'e're British, the fall play could DOI help bttt be greeted with interest by the student body. Bringing five green actors onto the stage had its drawbacks, but after much sweat, emotional anguish and Mr. Kedwell losing what little hair he had left, we managed to mount a fairly competent comedy. Simon Board made an extremely attractive and convincing young sexpot and Simon Hallam was the quintessential mother-in-law. The antics of two rather hairy ladies of the night made one wonder whether Simon Fleming-Wood and Richard Pinkerton had missed their true calling in life. Our fearless editor, John Hopkins, policeman Steve Kriter and Charles Dillane as an un- prepossessing bank inspector all gave marvellous performances. Special praise should be given to the man who rounded out this madcap flock of thespians. David Gray made a stunning debut on the Trinity stage as Brian the bank clerk. Though l move on, l hope that others can derive the enjoyment l have from five years on the TCS stage. For the world may not be a stage, but a stage is undoubtedly the world. SEX PLEASE E'RE BRITI H An English Farce ' ln I I .Te of Z fr 5 I. l