Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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LEAVING CERTIFICATES - 1974 Possible Credits Credits Application (ex A M) Earned Rating HONOURS 1. Jeffrey, P.M. 168 154 AB 2. Collis, J.C. 169 149 A 3. Vesey, T.W. 169 149 B PASS 4 Inaham VV J 163 141 A fi Thankfirav P 139 118 A 6 Morrison E A 173 141 B 1 Wilson L B 167 139 B 8 Thnrnp P D 165 138 AB Q Rrn A np T F U, Ut U VVI Id, 1 . I . 1fiq 1 ' 7 R 1 n Hpvlinpr J 1 • 172 136 R u 1 1 , l Cl VV, U. LJ, 1R n4 AR 1? DRnipk r 172 133 B 13 Johns □ 139 107 AB 14 Riihpnzpr A 168 128 B 15 Constable K W 169 127 B 16 Rodill M A 165 126 B 17 Dvpr G A 172 124 B 18 Trott L C 169 121 B 19. Terceira, R. W. 137 94 AB 20. Gray, P. ' s. 169 113 B 21. Johns, N. 139 91 B 22. Lambert, R. A. 161 109 BC 23. Underwood, K. R. 103 65 B 24. Wicks, E. 162 106 BC 25. Johnston, H.C. 163 106 B 26. Boarder, P. D. 165 105 B 27 Lambert S H 164 101 B 28. Bateman, N. 101 60 B ATTENDANCE 29. Smith, L. E. 165 97 C 30. Paynter, A. G. 161 91 BC 31. Matthew, S.G. 161 85 C 32. Reid, S. 159 80 BC -7-

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should like to mention. (I hate to sound like the headmaster on speech day). This is the considerable lack of interest shown by Saltus boys in the running of their own school - as demonstrated by the collapse of the school council. Not only was the school considerably lacking in topics for the council to debate and put forward to the headmaster, but elected members attended meetings only infrequently. It is indeed sad to see Mr. Jackson ' s fine efforts met with such apathy. But even more discouraging was that Saltus could not muster one dele- gate to the Bermuda Youth Parliament, having been invited to send two. Every other school on the island was represented. Still, the last five years have been good ones for most of us, and those leaving, although relieved, will be secretly sad to go. Of course we have all become milkoholics from drinking too much vintage milk from Mr. Dunkley ' s sour milk machine, and are now probably doomed to an early death. But who, of the hundreds of thousands who would pass in sad review before our corpses as they lay in state in City Hall, (before being borne to the Capitol at Washington) would suspect the nature of our passing? It would doubtlessly be attributed to a lesser and even more degrading cause. However, unhappy as we are to leave, we can, perhaps, rest assured that the brethren whom we leave behind us, and in whom we take such unjustified (and even ludicrous) pride, will have preserve d some of that great quality which we bestowed, and, unless someone cleans off the bathroom walls, we will have made the school a part of us that will not vanish when we do. T. Vesey -6-

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G.C.E. RESULTS TO LEAVERS 1973 r. a . O O) c ? 2 2 LLI I O -I U. m § Alban, G. x x x 2 Amaral A. x x Benevides, B. xxxxxxx Burns, R. x x x x 4 Dale, J. x X X X x x x x DeSilva, A. x ] De Silva, L. x x x x 4 Doughty, A. x x x x x x 6 Duxbury, S. xxxxxxxxx 9 Foster, M. x Fox, R. XXX X X X X Gibbons, G. x x x x x Lee, D, Leith, G. x x x x x x 6 Longworth, A. x Lowe, A. xxxxxxxx 8 Maderios, S. x x 2 Matcham, R. x x 2 Musson, P. XX XXX 5 Gatley, M. x x x x x x 6 Pipp, T. xxxxxx X 7 Riding, C. x xxxxxx x 8 Roberts, M. xxxxxxx d Stuart, K. x x x x 4 Von Roeder, D. xxxxxx x x « Wicks, M. XX XXX x x x x x x 10 ■8-