University of Toronto Schools - Twig Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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THE TWIG 1 our Colors In days of old when knights were boldn it was the custom for all gallant gentlemen to carry their own colors or a token from their beloved for all the world to see on shield, lance head or helrnet. Nowadays colors are carried dijerently but still proudly-to school, at playaon distinguished occasions. Sirnpson's has a full range of knitted goods and ties in regulation U.T.S. colors. You are also invited to visit the second floor for other clothing and accessories. SCHOOL SWEATER An all-wool sweater in pullover style with the roll collar that may be worn open or fastened about the neck. Body is royal blue, cuffs and waistband trimmed with sky blue and white. Sizes 24 to 32 ,,s.,,i.i......,s,ss 7552.95 Sizes 34 to 36 7, , ,.i .s,. , W 3.50 SCHOOL TIE A rayon tie in Wide diagonal stri es of royal blue, sky blue and Fil whiite ,s,.,,,...,,..,.....t......,,,. , ss,,, H 500. SCHOOL TOQUE Wux i A toque is much appreciated for X P outdoor Winter sports. All Wool- in royal blue, sky blue and white - A -- s - is SCHOOL HOSE ull Full length, all-wool hockey hose, jff E' i for Snowshoeing oi: skiing 'ag Well as ' U Q X' N gh hockey, In royal 'blue blue X and white ....,...,,sset..,s,, ,, 51.99 Q ' ' . Sl77lP.YO7L',.Y4S6'LiOl12l1' Floor ' 1

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AN APPRECIATION THE TWIG THE STAFF, A. C. l..ewis, M.A., B.Paed. R. F. S. Baird, B.A. G. N. Bramfitt, B.A., B.Paed. Prof. O. Carlisle, M.A. Ci. A. Cline, M.A. G. W. Cochrane A. G. Croal, M.A., B.Paed. E., L. Daniher, B.A. J. L. Gill, B.A. H. A. Grainger, B.A., B.Paed. F. l-lalbus, B.A. J. A, lrwin, B.A. UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SCHOOLS N. McLeod, M.A. Miss A. Marsh J. l-l. Mills, M.A. N. l... Murch, B.A. l... H. Newell, B.A. P. A. Petrie, B.A., B.Paed. C. E. Phillips, B.A., D.Paed. W. l... C. Richardson, B.A. A. N. Scarrow W. R. Stewart, B.A. W. H. Williams, M.A., B.Paed. J. G. Workman, B.A. Prof. W. Lougheed, M.A., B.Paed. When an Old Boy heard of a history of U.T.S. that paid no tribute to the Masters. he wanted to say something that every Old Boy would wish said in an issue of the Twig devoted to the first twenty-five years of the School When we were in the School, we fondly imagined Cif, indeed, we thought at alll that it survived and Hourished by reason of the energies which we were able to devote to its life, and in spite of the somewhat sinis- ter efforts of the Masters to distract or con- trol those energies. Now that we are away from the School, we clearly see whose lives the School has taken and bound up forever in its traditions and pride. When we return we find the Masters still on the job we have neglected, and still doing that job as quietly and decently and efficiently as before. Our friends of those days are scattered to the winds, but the Masters remain. Those of the staff who are still labouring among us, we may honour in person: all, we may and do honour in the affection and respect and pride we bear their School. When we honour it, after twenty-five years, we honour them. And so will it be always. Peter Wright.

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T Hi E T U7 I G if e . X I G TT1 I as Q ..- g' ' X' Jig! Rl E J i - Wil - Form Captain-W. Woodley Prefect-G. Love Athletic Representative-F. Frewer Form Reporter-R, Wooldridge ln presenting these pen portraits of the in Stan. St. john's Orchestra-but this illustrious class of '36 QVA Divisionij, we should not be held against him. have been confronted with such dazzling Barnes, Dudley achievements in all branches of school Dud hails from Jarvis C.l. He is a activities, that the mere setting them down great tackler on the first rugby team. and has been an unforgettable honour. ln this it's a joy to see him box, I-las ambitions connection, we should like to explain the towards the first hockey team. absence of the customary jokes interspersed Biggs, Crawford here and there. We feel that jokes have Crawford is an all-round sport, engaging a fatal way of becoming lamentably stale, in swimming, rugby, boxing and excelling while the record of our HALL OF FAME in them all. Made us all gasp by setting will grow brighter with the years. a new discus throwing record. We won't So we have the honour to presentz- vouch for his golf game though, Armstrong, Douglas Boddington, Arthur As School Captain, Doug has fully justi- Popular Secretary of Athletic Association, fied his support by the student body. He who has spent nine long years of his set new records in winning Field Day, has sentence in U.T.S. Yea, and his brother added undoubted strength to the rugby before him. Art is a fast skating hockey team, is a baseball player without match, marvel, who should lead the team to and to top it all, he gets l00 in Algebra. numerous victories this year. Plays base- What a man! ball and tennis well too. Armstrong, Donald Boultbee, Jim I Easily recognized by a hanging garden of One of the least noisy members of the blonde hair. A good swimmer, and his class. Seldom speaks unless he has some- favourite sport is hitch-hiking in the thing to say. Wherein he differs from morning with Gage Love. Plays a sax some whom your reporter could name 64