Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

Page 10 text:

8 House Notes BUTTERFIELD House Master Mr. Thomas House Captain R. L. Ferguson House Prefect F. J. Barritt Motto: — Primus inter pares. We, of Butterfield House, shall try our best to live up to our motto. We started badly by losing a cricket match to Darrell House, but we man- aged to defeat Saltus House. We are fairly confident that we shall defeat Watlington House when we play them. It was our first game of the season, that Darrell House scored their surprisingly easy victory. We can ofifer no excuses for our bad playing but we lost like sportsmen, and we hope to have another match against them. Our second match showed that we had the material for a good team, and we shall try to develop it into such. Our Junior team has won every match it has played, and we are con- fident that they will continue to do so. We are well represented in all other sports, and our motto is well chosen. R. L. Ferguson, DARRELL HOUSE House Master Mr. R. J. Voisey House Captain R. L. Browne House Prefect F. W. Watlington Motto: — Nulli Secundus. Cricket. — Darrell House so far has won all the Senior matches, in which it has taken part, but the Junior games have been a total loss. The first senior match against Butterfield was an easy victory for us; the score being 26 to 112. The second game, which was against Watlington House, was a much better match. It was expected at the beginning of the day that Watlington House would be the lucky winners; but the day closed with another victory for us, Perry having been lucky enough to bowl out one of their best men for a very few runs. On Friday the 17th of June, we again expect to defeat Saltus House. As for the Junior match against Butterfield, we were defeated by a score of 38 to 26 runs. In the Annual School Sports, we failed to live up to our Motto, by coming 3rd in points. Darrell House is also well represented in the Cadet Corps, the Scouts, and several of its members are taking part in the School concert. We hope in the future to do as well in the football series, as we have done in the cricket. R. L. Browne.

Page 9 text:

School Officials Captain of the School S. E. Hool House Captains: — • Butterfield R. L. Ferguson Darrell R. L. Browne Saltus S. E. Hool Watlington T. E. Pearman Prefects: ' — • Butterfield W. Conyers Darrell F. Watlington Saltus J. Peniston Watlington R. Friesenbruch Captain of Cricket R. L. Browne VALETE v.— K. N. Doe (S.), 1923-32; L Cpl. in C. Corps, Patrol Leader in Scouts. V-B.—S. R. Doe (B.), 1923-32; Form Captain, Cross Country Record. III.— L. Kurtz (W.).

Page 11 text:

9 SALTUS HOUSE House Master Mr. F. Cox House Captain S. E. Hool House Prefect J. F. Peniston Motto: — Ad astra per aspera. The Saltus House has come through a most successful sports season, winning the senior sports cup and coming out in the lead in the total number of points in the junior and senior divisions. So far we have not been too successful in cricket, the senior division losing two games out of two and the junior division one of two. We hope, however, to change this in the next match. S. E. Hool. WATLINGTON HOUSE House Master Mr. L. Smith House Captain T. E. Pearman House Prefect R. Freisenbruch Motto: — Cor unum via una. On Sports Day Watlington won the Inter-House Relay. We started the cricket season by beating Saltus by 48 runs to 6, but we lost to Darrell in the second game by 113 to 72. The Juniors have played one game with Saltus and have beaten them by 45 runs to 29. R. E. Freisenbruch is Captain of the Senior team. T. E. Pearman. Form Notes FORM VI We of the Sixth Form feel that it is our duty to set an example for the rest of the forms. We are a small form of but seven boys, between the ages of fifteen and seventeen. In our form are three senior prefects and four junior prefects. The house captains are also chosen from our midst. Our work is set for the Senior Cambridge Certificate, and the standard is consequently very high. We realize that in our form we are trusted to uphold the high standard of the School, and therefore try our best to main- tain it. Ut quocunque paratus. R. L. Ferguson, Form Capt.