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

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THE TWIG EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-irz-Chief-N. B. NICELHERAN .ivsiftafzt Editor - NI. S. CARELESS Asxofiate Editor: Literary-rl. M. IXIOORE Atlzleticf-R. WV. DAVIES Jr!-N. WV. HINCKS J. A. BENNETT .4dUf1'fi.fing .llanagfr.v-- D. M. DEACON Al. T. KERFOOT Form Nfcw-A. N. STEINER Sflzool Notex--R. CAMPBELL Hzzmozzr-D. FOWELL Bzzxizzfff lJ'll1IlHgFI'1AI. IDUNKELIXIAN Circulation Jllavzager- R. A. BOXVLBY Form Reporters VB A. N. STEINER IIIA sl. H. CLARRY IB J. LYONS VA A. R. XVOOLDRIDGE IIIB D. P. CLARKE IC E. L. DANIHER IVB I-I. N. AIILNES IIA P. J. KERWIN 4A D. EVANS IVA sl. YV AICINTYRE IIB J. A. CAMERON 4B A. C. XVILSON IA xl. H. CUNNINGHAIXI EDITORIAL BOARD Front Row: R. YV. Davies, J. A. Bennett, J. M. Careless, X. B. Melillleran, A. N. Steiner, N, YV, Hinks, J. YV. Moore. Second Row: A. C. Wilsoll, J. Lyons, E. L. Daniher, J. H. Clarry, D. Evans, P. B. Smith, R. B. Barnett. Third Row: J. A. Cameron, W. H. Adamson, D. P. Clarke, M, J. Dunkelnman, A. R. Wool- dridge, R. Campbell, J. H. Cunningham. Fowtlz Row: J, R. Baker, H. N. Milnes, J. T. Kerfoot, D. M. Deacon, D. Fowell, R. A. Bowlby, J. W. McIntyre, P. J. Kerwln.

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THE TWIG CC 97 A Vacant Lot is a Lazy Horse Make your Real Estate earn its keep. Own nothing that eats unless it earns its keep N was a venerable trader's shrewd advice to his son. Put your vacant property to work. Over twenty years, experience enables us to advise the kind of work it is best Ht to do. Let us make it earn its keep - and pay you a profit. W. H. BOSLEY 8g CO. 28 ADELAIDE STREET WEST WAVERLEY 1031 l-13

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THE TWIG SWIMMING TEAM The I934-35 U.T.S. Swimming Team met with great success. Although almost en- tirely an intermediate team, it entered in senior competition and was beaten only once. This occasion was when Oakwood C.l. defeated the team 43-IZ. ln all its other swimming meets, the team was vic- torious, beating Oakwood 29-26, Parkdale 43M-lin, and St. Andrew's College 39-I6. The relay team broke the school's tank record, and also won the Provincial lnter- scholastic title for the 200 yd. relay at Hamilton. The Team: Renwick-captain-anchor man in relay and mainstay in backstroke. Love-free style-fastest short distance swimmer in history of school-broke tank record C40 yclsj, against Oakwood. Clarke-first year for U.T.S.-did ex- cellently in relay and 40 yard free style, Plumlatree-took first place in diving in every meet-very good in free style-um fortunately his speed was not discovered until late in the season. Telfer-substitute free-styler. ,lull-diver-second only to Plumbtree. Burt-Gerrans--strengthened hack-stroke department. Jennings-substitute back-stroker. Tedman-best breast-stroke on team, but not out consistently. Hicks-backed up Teclman admirably- valuable man for the school. Stockwell-substitute breast-stroke. Woodley-substitute breast-stroke. Although several of our best swimmers have graduated, we hope, with the excellent coaching of Mr. Cochrane, to maintain this year the high standard which U.T.S. has established in swimming competition.. 9 F2 ww SWDIIMING TEAM Front How: .Tull, Hicks, Biggs, lY0o1lle5', Plumbtree, lVadcls, Bingham, Jennings. Burl' Huw: Mr. Lewis, Love, Stockwell, Clark, Telfer, Renwick, Gardiner, Burt-Gerrans, Tetlman.