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

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Efrinitg Glnllrgr Svrhnnl illvrnrh Uhr Glhapel. The following visitors have p1'eauln-ml in t'hap0l: January 25th.-The Rev. Dr. Mei-sw of Trinity Vollvgrf-. February lst.-The Rev. F. II. Fosgravc of St. t'lvinvnt's, Eglinton.. Marcrh 22nd.f-Tlie Rvv. F. J. Monro of St. Cathedral. March 29th.-Tile Rev. BI. P. G. Leonard of Tom' H. The offortories amounted to 514108.25 and Choa nos haw I boen sent to: The St. A.lban's Cathedral Building' Finnl .. 934.4513 M. S. C. U. ................................ 3220.00 Port Hopo llospital ............ 1410.00 Confirmation. The Bishop of Toronto C'0llfll'lI1Qll the following- boys on April -lth. : SS.-John Mvwclitll -f'apv. Rott-r l'lI'l'tlt'l'l1'li llavitlgrv. l'harh-s lwyvvster Ingles, Mattlnfw Ilvinlriv lmggzit, John VVallacc Millivhainp, John Aston Rohortson, Hoorgro Rn-.-hunan Sonivrs, 1,lll2lllS Svarth Stevenson, Harry Ansloy Syor. J.S.--Robert .Livingstone Archibald. John Rt-grinahl liridgter, XVilliam Hndspvth Chisholm, Ralph John Collyvr. Robert Lewis Evans. -Iainvs Morton Gibson, John Pc-ntlznnl Gilmour, Stephvn Alfred William Lea, Sm-ott Adu-rinzni Mt-thl. Robert Frm' Usler, VVillia1n Hilinonr Pricv, hvllllillll Pasinort- Ralston, Thomas Frocloriok llenry Ropor, l l't'tll'l'l1' Ilanington Rous, Guy Dennistonn Russell, John llarvaral Turnbull, Thomas Harrington l'sborn0, Robert Georgo Xhnlllllll, llortlon Ellis VVilkinson, Gordon Bridgelancl VVily, Stuart l n-mlm-i'ix-lc McPherson NVothorspo0n'. Q

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Erinitg Qlnllvge Svrhnnl, Hurt iqnpe ESTABLISHED 1865. Head Master: VI Y. I9. HIIAII.-UI OIIVIIARIJ, MA.. I':lllIlI2lIllIOI College, Cillll Ivri1lu'1': IH7., I'11iw1'sity, 'l'o1'onTo: f'haplain King Ecl- w:n'4I's School, I31'on1sg1'ow, EIIQIIZIIIII, l903-1906: Head Maxtor St. .XlIman's, l3ro0kvillc. 1906-15113. House Master: S. llI'lI.Il,XIill. lisq., IIA., 'I'1'inity ffollegc, IIlillllIJl'lLIgC'. Assistant Masters : II I. II. I'I'I'I'RY, Hsq., ILA., D.C.L., Bisllops College Lennoxvillc. lhv REV. Ii. S. 'l'II'l'I'IT, ISA., Mc-Gill I.'11ive1'sity, Montreal H. W. Sl'RAHGIC, Iisq., ISA.. 'I'1'inity College, Toronto. X. V. MORRIS, Esq., HA., Kingfs Collegre, NVi11clso1o', NS. '. H. LEWIS, Esq., IIA., IIUIIIIIFOICL' College. C3ll1bl'IdgC. N. HILL, Esq., London Vnivorsity. W Nl OGIIE. Iflsq., BIA., Glasgow I'11iv01'sity. I I -FUI, IQINIIIJIIAY, Imtc of Ilorcl SIIIEIIIIUOIIEIIS Horse CR.C.l I House Master of the Junior School: , rut- mzv. mx II. laolmorzx. mm., longs mllegf-, Winclsor, X.S. W. H. MORSE, Iisq. II 15 JAMES, Iisq., In.-mls I'nivc1'sif5'. I' X 1' KIC'lIll'lII'BI, Iisq., IIA., 'I'rinit5' College-, 'l'oronto. 'II 'I' 44' XYI IVY I Il IS X 'lllillitx' I'oIl4-Uv 'I'ol'ol1fo. . . . A 4 , Ag ., .. .. . ,. . Organist: ' ' ' ' ' ' ' vffv Toronto. -I. IP, Ixluli III NI, Izsq., ISA.. Illllll-X Ioll ,. , Physical Instructor: SI'IIIH'I' RILIHII I5.X'I l', Iu1.- of R.1I.C.. Kingston.

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Q TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 'llhe address was based on Ezekiel 37, verse 5, Behold I will eause breath to enter into you and ye shall live. On the following morning, Palm Sunday, the Bishop eelebrated and H5 members and friends of the School, in- eludiug the newly eonfirmed, eonnnunieated. +--.1..i.T... MUSIC IN THE SCHOOL. The singing in Vhapel has this term been quite goodi the eongregation are more -consistent and self-controlled than they have yet been, a11d the ehoir is slowly improving. More Junior Sehool boys have been taken in, and some of the sing- ing in treble verses has been excellent. Vv'e have discovered and learned some more good hymn tunes. and Jerusalem the golden to a German mediaeval melody has proved one of the most popular hymns yet sung. There is still i11 our book a large amount of interesting material which we have not yet tapped: some of it will not be effective until the Sehool has fully realized the 1 9lll2i1'k3,lJlQ beauty of a large mass ot' voiees singing quietly. The great volumes of sound are impressive only when there is a -certain amount of con- trast provided, and the one sur-e method of attaining this S0 far has been the inelusion of hymns which only the choir know well. But that is not a very satisfaetory solution, parr- tieularly as the Sehool appears to learn new tunes so quickly, and it is eneouraging therefore to s-ee signs that the differences between various types of music' are beginning to be felt. in the Sshool at large. Some of the best singing of the t-erm was done in Art thou weary on Mar. 22nd. and, more not- ably, in the Passion t'horale on Mar. 29., both being taken heartily and yet quietly. The eonfirmation serviee was well up to the standard which has been set in other years, livans and Brewin singing the .Xttwood setting of Colne, Iloly Ghost instead of the plain- song' whieh we have used previously. Soldiers of Christ lo Naylor! stirring tune, and lSunyan's Pilgrim supplied