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by reasoning. For example, he made it his busi­
ness to be in the hall and greet every boy on his
way home. He was a “lovable man and friend.”

There were others. Speak to any alumnus of
a class prior to 1911 and tears will come to his
eyes when he mentions David Lindsay “Daddy”
Lowson and his capers in the chemistry lab and
room 17 (34).

And finally, there was an English teacher at
Trinity about whom the following article ap­
peared in 1931 : “The absolute nadir of humility
was reached a short while ago when our dignified
English teacher took a fearful cropper right in
the middle of Amsterdam Avenue . . . with
knuckles . . . skinned, shoulder dislocated and
knees of trousers gone, Mr. B---------got up, and
being somewhat annoyed, said, ‘Oh, Balder­

The Reverend Lawrence T. Cole (1903-37). dash.’ ”

Faculty of Trinity School about 1S95.

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