Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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Governing Body Hereward Watlington, Esq., M.C.P. John W. Cox, Esq., M.C.P. Hon. E. H. Trimingham, Esq. H. D. Butterfield, Esq. C.B.E., M.C.P. N. Bayard Dill, Esq., M.C.P. Headmaster R. E. E. Booker, Esq., M.A., M.R.S.T., F.R.S.A. Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Janet Moore Staff H. J. Hallett, M.A. J. H. Kerry, M.A. F. B. Rogers, M.A. W. B. Welch, M.A. S. Gascoigne, B.A. R. R. Thompson Mrs. Edith Trott Miss Edith M. Smith J. R. Bridge (Music) Miss K. M. Cook (Art) Sgt. C. Bardgett (P.T., Games) School Officials Head Prefect D. H. Harrison Captain of Football D. H. Harrison Captain of Cricket A. G. Smith Captain of Athletics D. H. Harrison House Captains: Butterfield D. H. Harrison Darrell E. C. Bromby (Until Easter) G. Leseur Saltus J. F. Vivian (Until Easter) A. G. Smith Watlington F. R. Anfossi Additional Prefects: D. M. G. Lawrey D. A. Gosling N. H. Stephens A. A. Michielson C. Martin W. Lombardo Librarians : D. M. G. Lawrey Skiffington

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The Saltus Year Book, for 1946 Editor — F. B. Rogers Contents Page Governing Body, Staff, etc 2 Editorial 3 Roll of Honour 4 Decorations 4 Lists of Saltus Old Boys serving in the Forces 4 Officers of the Saltus Old Boys ' Association 6 Old Boys ' News 7 Tost- war, ' by the Headmaster , 8 Staff Notes 8 Visit of H.E. the Acting Governor 9 Empire Day Celebration 12 School Notes... 13 Football 15 Football Results 16 Cricket 17 Cricket Results 18 Athletics 18 Annual S.G.S. Sports Results 19 S.G.S. Role in B.S.S.A. Sports 21 Boxing 21 Swimming 23 Swimming Competition Results 23 Debating Society 25 Cult ' A ' 26 Art 27 Concert at S.G.S 28 Band Concert..... 29 Fencing Club 29 The Choir 30 Visit to N.O.B 31 World Today Club 31 The Library 32

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Editorial We should like to draw attention to the lists, elsewhere in the Year Book, giving such particulars as we know of the War Service of Saltus Old Boys. They have been prepared with much more trouble than may be at first sight apparent by the Headmaster and some members of the Old Boys ' Association. They and the Editor know that they are certainly incomplete and most probably inac- curate. But they are hoping to be able to set these faults right. This can only be done with the co-operation of all who have in- formation on the subject. Many of the Old Boys are still out of the Island, and we hope that their friends and families will let us know what we have omitted and where we are wrong; and, may we very humbly suggest, that does not mean meeting us on the street and telling us what a rotten list it is. We have had some of that sort of thing previously, and it is most disheartening. It is m uch more helpful to write the information on a post card and send it either to Mr. I. S. Outerbridge, Jr., Fairylands, or to the Editor, who will see that he gets it. In this way it will ultimately be pos- sible to obtain a complete record of the War Service of Saltus Old Boys. For the rest, the Editor would like to thank the older boys for the articles that they have written or the lists that they have pre- pared. He would add, however, that it would halve his work, if such contributions, when not typewritten, could be written legibly on one side of the paper, with some approximation to spelling re- cognized by the dictionary. Then they could be offered directly to the printer, without having to be typed out first.