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

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TRINITY COLLEGE SVIIOUL RICVURID QI 2-fflvslr circle, upstart, short. cirr-le, upstart, shoot to front. 3-'IvIYSt2ll'lrv, short circle, upstart, shoot to front. -1-Leg acting, leg on, set swing ronnel, legs out, upstart, shoot to t'ront Parallel Bars: 1-'Swing' to short 2ll'lIl bnlzuu-0, clown, rest on right bar, up to she :xrnx lmlum-0, clown, rest. on left bar, up to short :xrln bnlnnu clown, nstritle bars, hollow buck bzufklit't.. 2-l3':u-li pull to short bzilzlncc. 34Running, oblique, baleklift. 4 twine, vress or ball or buck to lon0'-zlrm b:tl:mvo, clown to bznk .IH U f'3 lltt. Low Parallel Bars: Long urln bzxlzum-0, lllIll'Cll to cnel of bars, holrl l0ll,LZ-Ill'lll lmlzmvv at l end of bars. High Horse: l-Hollow back bzu-klift. I2-Long arm Vllllll. El-Sitting vault right. Horse Lengthwise: l-Hollow buck lmvlzlift, 2-Sitting vault bzu-klift. 3+St-issors. Ground: 1-Hand or hearl spring. 2-'G1'Ollll.tl upstart. 2nd, Team. Horizontal Bar: 1-tflezll' circle, upstart, shoot to front. 2-Stezicly' virt-lu from hanging position, shoot to front. 3-Upstart, short circle, upstart, shoot to front, -L-'Clear Cirvle, leg :wti11g,g', log' on, leg swing oil. Parallel Bars: l-Back to short nrln, ltilltlllvt' in rentre of hnrs, 2-Bzltk pull 0V0l'. 3-Swing to short arm lltll2llll'C in centre of bars, tlown, :nstritle bzus, backlift. ' -1-Circle up from under bars, jump between the hnnfls. Low Parallel Bars: 1-Long arln balance. High Horse: 1-Hollow back, bzleklift. 2-Neck roll. 3-Sitting valut right. Horse Lengthwise: 1-Splits over. 2-fRound back between the hands. 3-fHollow back baeklift. Ground: 1-Hand or head spring. 2f+Tiger balance.

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Q0 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD irontal har Kingrsmill and Stone hoth 1VOlllZ-ll11'0llgll the pro- grauune almost fanltlessly, showing' perfect control and har- mony ol' movement. The work on the parallel bars, high and low, and on the horse was very steady, but special praise must he given to P. T. Rogers, who scarcely dropped a point in these exereises, keeping perfect position in passing from one halance to another, and doing' the long-arm Walk with ahsolute steadiness and ease. The following is the order of the 'competition :- A Rogers i. 9-1 3--1: Stone 93 l-8: Burns max. 87 7-8g Kingsmill S5 Z3-4: Xishet 85 1-25 Malins 81 3-8g Fyshe 80 3-43 Ardagh T9 33-4: l,azic-i- T9 1-2: Beatty 78 1--lg Croft 67 1-85 Vlrallbridge Q36 Z3-4: t'artwright 55 5-8. ti.X'lll. Eiglit Colours were awarded to the first eight THE SECOND EIGHT GYMNASIUM COMPETITION. Ou Monday evening, April 6th.. the Second Eight Gym- nasium t'o1npetition was held. Ther-e was an entry of sixteen hoys. Keen competition for the first four places .was shown and sullle very good work was done. Taken as a whole, how- ever. and allowing for the different standard of work there was not the Iinish and precision which marked the First liig-ht Vonipetition. Nonetheless the hoys are to be congratu- lated ou their performance. The final standing was as follows: Clll2lXllllllll1 1405 l. l,azier 129: 2 Beatty 126: Il, 'Wallhridge 123 1-2: -l,,Cassard llTg 3, Vartwright ltlfi Il-lg 6, Vroft 1051 T, Allen 101 1-2g S, l'4-:ll'1'1' lllll l--l. IS.-low is given a list olf the exereises for the lst. and 2nd, I-Iilht Hyun. Vompetitioiis. These exereises have heen set as standzuds and will he used for all future -eoinpetitions-at lvnsl lor some time. lst. Eight. Horizontal Bar: I -sreuil-v eirele, doun, knees between Ill'lllS, Inuek I-ull over, llucli su lllg nit.

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Q2 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD THE LIBRARY. Since the beginning of the year we have re-eeived many books from various donors among the boys and from friends outside -the School. NVe have to thank Kirwan Martin, Esq., for Famous l'ricketers and Mrs. L. H. Baldwin for The Life and Let- ters of VValter Ilines Page-z The Headmaster for two volumes, S. lleldard, Esq., 3 volumes: G. T. London: H. L. Gordon. two volumes: H. F. JeHrey, three volumes: A. L. Smith, tive volumes: CQ. H. Archibald, two volumes: J. P. Roberts, two volumes: R. P. Lyon: C. B. Van Straubenzee, two volumes: A. L. MaeLaurin: J. Robertson: M. O. Heap: D. NV. McLaren: E. B. Rogers: HI. A. Martin: D. C. Ding- wall: W. Boulton: G. BOOIIC. From R. A. Fessenden, Esq.. sometime Head Chemist to Thomas A. Edison: Professor of Post Graduate Mathematics and Electrical Engineering at the University of Pittsburg, et-'., we have received an interesting and learned treatise on The Deluged Civilization of the Caucasus Isthmus, for whieh we extend our thanks. MR. LEONARD 'S LECTURE ON TOC. H. Three years ago the S-.-hool had the privilege of hearing about Toe Il. from its founder, th-e Rev. P. B. Clayton. At that time this great movement was just beginning to gro.w and Mr. Clayton came to this eountry to tell people what Toc ll. stood for. As a result of that visit branches have been foimi-d in two or three Canadian cities, and this year Mr. Vlayton and Mr. l'at. Leonard are touring the world in an endeavour to establish branehes throughout the Empire and in the l'nited States, so that the world may be encircled by groups ol' men who are trying to keep alive the spirit of s-'ll'-sacritif 1- shown at the Front: 'Kstretchers-beal'e1's i11 tllllC ot' pt-an-e, as Mr. Leonard called them.