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

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THE TWIG Correct Necessaries for Siciing Trail Blazer Top Set Binding-A new binding ol great strength and simplicity oi adjustment easily attached to your slci. It Iits any style sI4i- boot. Styles with or without toe strap-set 51.95 Chalet Ski I:uII dome-topped style with a dark stained Iinish. They are made of tough Roclc Maple and are Iight, strong and Iast. Lengths 6' to 7'6 -pair 57.00 Chalet Dome-topped Hickory Skis- pair 511.50 Ski Poles-pair 51 .45 to 53.50 Regulation Ski Slacks4 We've a very line stoclc ol slci clothing which has been care- fully chosen Ior its lightness, hard-wearing qualities and warmth. Slci Slaclcs-pair 53.95 to 510.95 Windbreakers-each 54.95 to 310.95 Ski Boots-53.95 to 510.00 pair ALSO A BIG RANGE OF SOCKS, SKI WAX, ETC. Sporting Goods Department Main Floor Queen andfames Slreels NT. EATON CCSWED s-.1 fa. 'o'2'Q,' f 'V an a Q., I -I , . , 1-. 'f . 1- I A f1. ' els -H ' 9 1.' fa. -' nhmfi. ,e.:r.,w N vi., I I .A M eN's '-.1 ' '-. 'l ' Him H.. 641 ,aa Im alqrrmulla 'I-1.1 ru he S IZ E5 '-522 'il'Z'H'li rt. 1 ' K? - . t. .,,,, ., v--., --. -f . if m,,,j'm ,Il ' -nf'Q 'I' 1 '-zu, rv,-.,A.v,,, w5q'.,,,'rr, S um. 1. nl'-latin. .up In . n.,,,h I ,hc 1 'or 'fu ...,, ,,, . rm. ,,,- '-mjfr... ouirn ., aovs sizes I 2 SPECIFICATIONS of the RED HORNERH OUTFIT Professional style Hockey Boots. Chocolate full grain leather upper Solid leather toe boxing and insole. Viscol Oil waterproofed leather outsole. Outside facing full grain black leather with large eyelets gives extra strength. Three rows webb reinforcements for support. Neatly rolled folded top avoids chafing ankles. Cut-out vamp with full fitting toe box permits full spread of toes for absolute comfort. Dunne's Tube Skates rivetted to boot. Professional Hockey style rocker blade highly tempered. Sprayed aluminum Finish. Steel two-piece frame, electrically spot welded for extra. strength. Sole and heel plates are shaped to fit the boot. 172

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THE TWIG Editorial - T I 4 g, ' y ' t i! X 1 s ' E 'I' T I l 'C fb I -T.: I L l.J:s.j1f 1935 has been called The Kings Year. The University of Toronto Schools Join with the rest of the world in expressing to Their Most Gracious Majesties, the King and Queen, our congratulations on the occasion of The Twenty-fifth Anniversary of their accession to the throne. We also wish most sincerely that they may long live to reign over us in peace and hap- piness. Long live the King. This year is also one of celebration for the School, it being the Twenty-fifth Anni- versary of its foundation. Elsewhere in this issue the growth of this institution is traced. but here, we of the School shall consider what this development means to us. All the great English schools, such as Eton, Rugby, and l-larrow, were founded many decades ago, and the boys now attending them are inspired to great deeds by the achievement of those who have gone before. They feel that if they fail to live up to the standard set by their pre- decessors, or violate their traditions, they are breaking a sacred trust. This shows how great a responsibility is placed on the shoulders of the earliest pupils in a school. It is their duty to establish worthy traditions, traditions which will act as a rudder in guiding the school-boys of future generations through the stormy seas of school and after-life. We of the University Schools feel that in the last twenty-five years, such a high standard of excellence has been set by the pupils, that if we and our successors main- tain it, the Schools cannot fail, but will re- main in their newly-won prominent position in the eyes of scholastic North America. Therefore, it is to these great pioneers, the Old Boys, that this issue of The Twig is respectfully and gratefully dedicated. However, this is a very slight means of showing our gratitude to them for making the School what it is, under, of course, the leadership of our magnificent teaching staff. Their work will be in vain if we do not follow in their footsteps, bearing onward the torch which they have flung to us. It may be remembered that, in the Edi- torial of the last issue of The Twig, atten- tion was drawn to the lack of books in the School library. Thanks to the U.T.S. Parents' Association, to whom we already owe such a debt of gratitude for their genuine and practical interest in the School, this want has been to a large extent remedied. Last Spring, the Association presented the