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

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C' 4 gin emurram Killed in Action Glen Emerson Bedore CT.C.S. 1942-431 Sub-Lieutenant, R.N.F.A.A. Died as the Result of Wounds Thomas Laird Alexander, M.B.E. fT.C.S. 1936-393 Captain, Algonquin Regiment Yet can I not persuade me thou art dead, Oh no! for something in- thy face did shine Above mortality that showed thou Wast divine QR. 21. 19.

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1918-20 1922-30 1929-31 1939-43 1929-31 1936-39 1940-44 1919-20 1928-36 1937-40 1919-21 1933-38 1936-41 1932-38 1941-45 1930-33 1937-42 ORR, H. M., Capt., R.c.E. OSLER, J. G., M.B.E., Major, R.C.A. PACAUD, R. A., Lieut., R.M.R. PATERSON, N. R., 2nd Lieut., R.c.s. POWELL, R. M., cmd.-., R.C.N.V.R. ROBERTSON, J. H., FXO, R.C.A.F. SAUNDERSON, D. M., Pte., Canadian Inf. Corps. SCOTT, J. G., Major, Royal Rifles of Canada. SOUTHAM, B. G., Capt., R.C.E.M.E. STOKES, B. D., L.A.C., R.C.A.F. fdemob.J. TURNER, H. R., D.S.O., Major, R.C.A. VIPOND, J. F., D.F.C., FfL, R.C.A.F. fdemob.J WARNER, F. H. O., Ph.M.2fC, R.S.N.R. WARNER, G. D. E., Capt., R.C.A.S.C. ide- mob.J. WARNER, J. R. D., Pte., U.S. Army. WILLIAMS, B. S., Lieut.-Cmdr., U.S.N.R. WILLS, H. P., AIB, R.C.N.V.R. Cdemob.J.

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Trinity College School Record Vox.. 49 TRINITY CoLI.IsGe SCHOOL, PoRT I-Iona, OCTOBER, 1945 No. l EmToR-IN-Cmsr .... .... E . MCC. Sinclair NEWS EDITOR ...... .... R . M. Kirkpatrick LITERARY EDITOR J. M. Hallward SI-oRTs EDITOR ..................... J. B. French FEATURES EDITOR ............ .......,.............. F . A. H. Greenwood BUSINESS MANAGERS ................... R. W. S. Robertson, J. W. Dumford ASSISTANTS ......... C. Barber, H. Caldbiclc, D. A. Decker, W. M. Dobell, E. D. Hibbard, T. W. Lawson, F. Main, F. D. Malloch, D. McDonough, M. F. McDowell, I .R. lVlclVlurricl'1, W. H. M. Palmer, A. M. Stewart, G. B. Taylor, W. J. A. Toole, R. L. Watts, A. C. B. Wells. PHOTOGRAPHY .................................. R. P. Stokes, S. P. Baker MANAGING EDITOR ............. ............ .... T h e Rev. I-l. N. Taylor TREASURER ...................................... A. I-I. N. Snelgrove, Esq. JUNIOR SCHOOL RECORD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .. .................................. T. G. R. Brinckman ASSISTANT ....... .................................... P . T. Madclem MANAGING EDITOR .. ........,..................... C. J. Tottenham, Esq. - The Record is published .fix times a year, in the months of October, December, February, April, May and Iuly. EDITORIAL August, 1945, will stand long as a landmark of peace. For the iirst time in six years the World has laid down its arms and begun to set the foundations of what must be a lasting peace, and at the same time the country is striving to settle back into a state which is none too familiar to any of us. Many of us are still vague in our recollections of non- warring conditions. We have grown up in a difficult period. In 1939, we were too young to realize the terrible situation our country was ing in the years leading to the peace we were too young to go to battle. Our minds were constantly full of Wartime stories, thrilling yet distant thoughts. When