Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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moviiY on . . . bon vo yage! This year, the Senior School says goodbye to three teachers: Henry Ziegler leaves to return to the United States. His new appointment is in New Jersey. Steven Masters is staying in his native Bermuda, and turns to his first love, painting ; he plans to take this up professionally and make it his full-time career. Paul Morris returns to England to teach. We wish them well, and will miss all three. Hello! Saltus welcomes three new teachers: Mr. Vaughan Evans ends an eleven-year association with Whitney Institute to join us at Saltus, taking over the Art Department vacated by Steven Masters. Mr. Evans holds a BA general from Queens University and his Teaching Certificate is from Stranmillis College. Mr. Alan Roskilly joins us from Sandys ' Secondary, where he has been teaching for the last three years. He will teach Geography and Economics, thereby filling the void left by Paul Morris. Mr. Roskilly has a B.Sc. (Hons.) from London University, and his Certificate in Education is from King Alfred ' s College in Winchester. Mr. Christopher Palmer comes directly to us from England; he has a B.A. (Hons.) in History from Cambridge University, and his Certificate in Education is also from Cambridge. He will teach History, thereby relieving pressure on Malcolm Durrant, who is to take over the duties formerly looked after by Henry Ziegler. In the mail . . . Word has reached us from New Jersey that Henry and his family have already settled into his fine new country estate. Both he and his family love every minute in their new home, and all at Saltus are welcome to visit whenever they ' re in the vicinity. The snap-shots reproduced here give some idea of how the Zieglers now wallow in self-indulgent luxury; they say there is a marked difference from their cramped accommodation with which they were afflicted in Bermuda . . .

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News of Former Members of Staff Many of you will be interested to know what has happened to former members of staff since they left Saltus. Here is a short list about those that have kept in touch with the school: Ann Brown (Biology) Ann filled in for us for a term last year and soon won the affection and respect of all of us. She and her husband Norman are the proud parents of a boy. Bob and Dianne Sayles (Physics and Junior School — left 1970) Bob is lecturing Physics and Education at Trinity and All Saints College in Leeds, while Dianne is busy being a housewife and mother to their two daughters. Michael Jackson (French — left 1974) Michael is now teaching at King William ' s College in the Isle of Man. He and the family visit the Island regularly. Mai Evans (P.E. - left 1974) Mai is now a Headmaster of a Primary School in Essex, and we congratulate him on this, adding that we know he will do a splendid job. Mai, Ann and the girls visited Bermuda in 1977 and soon renewed old acquaintances. Paul Galea (Drama and French — left 1978) Paul is working in a school in Liverpool but commutes to Bangor at every available opportunity! He managed to see the soccer team briefly at Easter. Tim Smith (English - left 1977) Tim and Edith are both teaching in an enormous Comprehensive school in Coventry. Syd Harris (Latin - left 1977) He and his wife Stella visited the Island in April and we were glad to see them in school again. Martin Hunter (English — left 1974) Martin is now teaching at The Buchan School in the Isle of Man. James Smith (History — left 1977) All I can gather is that he has been globetrotting since leaving us, but I now have heard he intends to be married soon. Congratulations! Colin Jeavons (Maths — left 1977) Colin is now teaching at Bedford School. He wrote recently to say that his school suffered a disastrous fire caused by arson. He and his wife, Jean, have two sons, Peter and Paul. Len and Ann Cruickshank (Geography and Biology — left 1975) Len has just been promoted to a Housemastership at Dover College where Mr. Durrant used to teach, while Ann is teaching at a Convent in Folkstone. Their children, David and Emma speak with broad Kent accents. They recently helped to host the soccer team during its visit to Dover. Charles Mulraine (English — left 1963) Charles is now living in Leamington Spa, working in Public Relations. His son Sean, aged 12, visited Bermuda recently. Reid Kempe and Bruce Lines (English and Biology - left 1978) They are both still on the Island working the local firms and looking decidedly more affluent! Jeff Collins (Physics - left 1976) Jeff is now working in a school in Essex and is also completing a Master ' s Degree in Astrophysics. Pat and the children are well. Allan Myles (Latin - left 1975) Allan is now a Housemaster at Giggleswick School in Yorkshire and is very involved in Rugby and Revues. Tracy Dilkes, a former B.H.S. student, is in the Vlth Form there. Alan Bestford (Spanish — left 1976) Alan is now married to Pilar who comes from Peru. Alan is teaching near Reading and Paul Galea sees him occasionally. Mike Billington (P.E - left 1977) Mike is lecturing in a Polytechnic in Bristol. Mike and Eileen had a baby boy, David, about a year ago. Roy Haygarth (Headmaster — 1968-78) We were all delighted to see Roy at Founder ' s Day and there could have been no better tribute to him than asking him to open the new gym, named after himself. As many know, Roy is now Headmaster of Liverpool College in England. Our best wishes to him and his family.