Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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INTERMEDIATES 1. DarrelMU 2. Saltus 93 3. Butterfield 66 4. Watlington 54 SENIORS 1. Darrell98 2. Butterfield 87 3. Saltus 81 4. Watlington 59 Overall totals — 1. Darrell 306. 2. Butterfield 264. 3. Saltus 239. 4. Watlington 1 86. Individual Places. JUNIOR 1. A. DeCouto 2. P. DeSilva 3. D. Burgess INTERMEDIATE T. R. DaCosta 2. M. Wilson 3. E. Pengelly SENIOR 1. R. Smith 2. A. Richardson 3. 0. Heyliger The inter-school cross-country was held on Friday 14th March and the school teams performed well. The juniors placed third, the intermediates were fourth, and the sen- iors triumphed by winning, and thereby retaining their trophy from the previous year. A word of congratulations is in order for all those boys who gave up so many of their lunch breaks to put in the necessary training, and particularly to R. DaCosta for winning the third place medal. Squads: Junior: A. DeCouto (5th), P. DeSilva (10th), D. Burgess, S. Ranee, N. Stempel, P. Bacon, D. Joquin, R. Sousa. Intermediates: R. DaCosta (3rd), M. Wilson, V. Campbell, E. Pengelly, K. Marks, P. Matcham, R. Bagen, L. Tavares. Seniors: R. Smith (10th), 0. Heyliger, A. Richardson, R. Osborne, D. Binns, J. Klement, S. Bezant, K. Dill. 28

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ATHLETICS. The house sports were held on the 24th April. The weather was fine, the cor.r petition very enthusiastic and some outstanding good performances were recorded. A total of thirty-eight events were completed, and several new records established. Results: 1st Darrell 177 2nd Butterfield 125 3rd Saltus 111 4th Watlington 87 Champion boys: Junior D. Trott Intermediate M. Lopes Senior 0. Heyliger At the inter-school sports in May, a new zone qualifying system was introduced. Unfortunately the strength of competition in our zone (notably from Berkeley) meant that several of our boys failed to qualify despite producing performances that would have earned them points in the actual final. Nevertheless the boys who did qualify performed splendidly on finals day and managed to produce some new school records. It is perhaps worth observing at this point that the quality of the top performances and general competition at inter-school sports are reaching an increasingly high stan- dard, so that, generally speaking, any boy who achieves first, second or third, has performed outstandingly well. The following results are therefore commendable { denotes a new school record)! Junior: pole vault B. Patterson 2nd pole vault A. DeCouto 3rd Discus G. Jack 2nd Intermediates: Shot R. DaCosta 2nd 13m Hurdles T. Chin 3rd r 6 ' 6 106 ' 4 30