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

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 3 We welcome also Miss Fick, who has taken charge of the School Hospital in succession to Miss Wood. Miss Fick is already a familiar figure at football matches as well as in the dispensary, and we hope with confidence that she too will thoroughly enjoy life at T.C.S. l1-l The Library We are glad to be able to print in this number a copy of the bookplate designed by Mr. Sclater for the Miller Memorial. Placed in all the books bought from this fund, this bookplate will be a permanent reminder of Mr. Miller and his work for T.C.S. It is hoped soon to have another bookplate for books in the library presented by other donors, or purchased from the library funds. It is a pleasure to acknowledge a gift of several books from Mr. Lewis and a set of History by the Great Historians and Source Book for the History of the Great War given by Major Plummer. i -1 Talk by Mr. Alan Sullivan On Sunday evening, September 29th., we had the pleasure of an informal talk in the Reading Room by Mr. Alan Sullivan, the Well-known Canadian author. Before this occasion most of us probably looked on Mr. Sullivan as someone vaguely connected with Short Stories and Essays and therefore to be shunned. However, as we soon discovered, he is by no means that sort of person. With touches of dry humour inserted in just the right places, he gave us a most interesting account of his sum- mer's wanderings in Northern Canada. Perhaps the thing that interested us most was the fact that Mr. Sullivan was among the last few people to see Will Rogers and Wiley Post alive.

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2 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD If we don't read and listen to other people's points of view .... and we find that on the more important subjects, such as science, art, and social welfare, the lines of division are not national .... how can we expect to understand other nations? The world's trouble to-day is ignorance, ignorance of the other person's point of view. However, this is not a sermon, and we know that you wish to delve into what we have provided for you in the following pages, so our ramblings must cease. May we say in closing: Welcome to Volume 39. -H.L.H. i- School News The Chapel From September 15th. to October 20th. the total collection amounted to 2B50.89. The following have preached in the Chapel so far this term :- On September 29th.: The Headmaster spoke. On October 13th.: The Rev. A. J. Emmet, Rector of St. John's Church, Port Hope, preached. On October 20th.: The Rev. John F. Davidson of Upper Canada College, preached. -1-iv Welcome We should like to offer a very hearty welcome to Mrs. Yates, whose charming presence is a decided acquisition to the School community. In this first number of the Record since their wedding, we wish Mr. and Mrs. Yates every possible happiness.

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