Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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Plan for more than you can do Then do it I Bite off more than you can chew Then chew it ! Hitch your bike to a star Keep your seat and there you are . . . Go to it !

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30 2. 25 ydo. Freestyle: Group B— 1st. Marshall (D), 2nd. Vorley (B), 3rd, Brown (B); Time 114 sees. 3. 50 yds. Freestyle: Group C— 1st. Burns (S), 2nd. Hayward (B), 3rd. Hooper (D) ; Time 31.7 sees. 4. 50 yds. Breastatroke : Group G — .1st. Hayward (Bi), 2nd. Hooper (D), 3rd. Ashton (B); Time 43.6 sees. 5. 25 yds. Backstroke: Group C — 1st. Haynes (D), 2nd„ Banyard (B), 3rd. Robinson (D) j Time 20.8 sees. 6. Junior Divir g: — 1st. Hetzell (S), 2nd. Haynes (D), 3rd. Hooper (D). 7. Junior Relay: — Ist. Saltus, 2nd. Darrell, 3rd. Butterfield: 8. 50yds. Free: Group D— 1st. Hetzel (S), 2nd. West (S), 3rd, Henry (B) ; 30.0 sees. 9. 50 yds. Breast: D — 1st. Henry (B), 2nd, Profit (S), 3rd, Harrison (B) ; 41.0 sees. 10. Back 25 yds.: D lst. Hetzel (S). 2nd, Zuill (B), 3rd, Gayle (D); Time 18 2 sees. 11. 100 yds. Free: Group E— 1st. Moss (W), 2nd. O ' Brien (S), 3rd, Macky (S) ; Time 58.2 sees. 12. 100 yds. Breast: Group El— 1st. Saul (B),, 2nd. L eseur (D), 3rd. Patterson (D); Time 1:31.2. 13. 200 ydis. Free: Group E— 1st. Moss (W), 2nd. Dallas (W), 3rd, Godet (W) ; Time 2:18.8 14. 50 yds. Back: Group E — Ist. Kempe (D), 2nd. Macky (S), 3rd, Scupham (B); Time 37.8 sees. 15. Senior Diving — 1st. West (S), 2nd. McCann (S), 3rd. Harrison (B) and Anderson (D). 16. Senior Relay — 1st. Saltus, 2nd. Butterfield, 3rd. Darrell, HOUSE POSITIONS: Junior: 1st. Darrell — 19 pts. 2nid. Saltus — 15 pts. 3rd. Butterfield — 13 pts. Senior: 1st. Saltus — 24 pts. 2nd. Butterfield — 151 2 pts. 3rd. Darrell — 9V2 pts. R. S. A.

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82 Soccer 1957-58 Senior: — Despite the results, the standard of soccer has improved, and future seasons should bring proof. There is far less tendency to kick the ball wildly, and there were many instances of some excellent teamwork. The major fault is in front of goal, which stems from the lack of skill in kicking the ball first time . There is not the time to tee up the ball before shooting. The team was unlucky in losing the league. Mt. St. Agnes was beaten on both occasions, and a draw was the result of the home game with Warwick. However, in the away match, Warwick scored an early goal, and hung on to the end, though the Saltus forwards missed some good opportunities to win the match. Godet was alwaya a source of danger in the forwards, and had the ball gone into the net, as many times as it hit the woodwork, his goal average would have been good. Redding and Leseur were towers of strength in the de- fence, whilst McCann was always steady in goal. Intermediate : — The intermediate team began weakly, by losing to a small Whitney team. However, they quickly recovered, and playing good football, either won or drew every other league game, finally winning the Championships, from five other schools. St. Georges G.S. had a strong team, and were favorites to win, but Saltus held them to a draw away, and promptly trounced at home. Davis, as captain was always very keen, and played well in goal. Gayle and Henry were strong in de- fence, whilst Harrison proved to be a successful attacking centre half. These are the essentials of a good footballer, and all boys should concentrate on acquiring these skills. 1. Learn to shoot, and pass with both feet . 2. Learn to head the ball. 3. Learn to trap the ball and bring it under control quickly. 4. Get in the open space-and call for the ball. R. S. A, Junior Football 1957-58 The following represented the Junior XI: Hooper (Capt.) McCann,3 Ashton, Kempe2, Ferguson, Mello, Groves, Rothwell; Parker, C uper,2 Hayward, Perinchief, Haynes, Maycock2, Trott, Leman, Thatcher.