Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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The one-legged race I liMiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiii II Aaaargh! Can someone help me up! A fine 400m win for Perry Sports Day Results • NEW RECORD Junior A record breatdrtg run for Watiington in the rela ). 100 metres : Smith (S) 200 metres : Smith (S) 400 metres : Petty (S) 800 m»tv»« 1500 metres : Zanol (W) 3000 metres • : Zanol (W) Pole Vault : Petty (s) Long Jamp : Petty (S) Triple Jomp : Petty (S) High Jump : Dowling (D) Discos : New (S) Javelin : Dowling (D) Shot Putt : Chew (S) Relay : Saltus Intermediate 100 metres : Hamill (B) 200 metres : Symons (D) 400 metres : Cooper (D) 800 metres : Dias (S) 1500 metres : O ' Leary (W) 3000 metres : Soares J. (W) Pole Vault : Bean (S) Long Jump : Morbey (B) Triple Jump : Boyle (W) High Jump : Simmons (B) Discus : Simmons (B) Javelin : DeCouto (B) Shot Putt : Bryan (W) Relay : Butterfield Senior 100 metres : Stovell (W) 200 metres : Ramirez (B) 400 metres : Perry (B) 800 metres : Stovell (W) 1500 metres : DeSilva (S) 3000 metres : Harvey (D) Pole Vault : Ramirez (B) Long Jump : Williams (W) Triple Jump : Lewis (B) High Jump : Smith (W) Discus : Ramirez (B) Javelin : Smith (W) Shot Putt : Ramirez (B) Relay : Watiington

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' Who threw thatJauelin ... Amott? Victor Ludorum: Romano Ramirez Victorious as ever, 2-0! And they all fall down. Old-bo ;, D. J. Williams, who kindly presented the vrizes.

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SALTUS ON TOUR: THE TOURING TEAM: Back Row: Mr. J. Beard (coach), Smith (L), Clift, Harvey, Pascoe, Stouell, Perry, Daniels, Mocklow. Front Row: Moniz (D), Amaral, Chaves, Lewis, Syrr or s, Bean. Tour Results Strode College 1 Saltus 6 Crispin College 0 Saltus 6 WeUs Lads Club 0 Saltus 7 Dudley Youth 5 Saltus 0 Blakedown Colts 1 Saltus 3 Queen Elizabeth School 1 Saltus 4 Lad ' s Club 3 Saltus 1 Abergavenny 2 Saltus 1 SOCCER TOUR 1981 The second Saltus Soccer Tour to England during the Easter holidays proved what worthy ambassadors of the School and Bermuda our boys are. The trip was an overwhelming success from start to finish. The results are elsewhere on this page, let it suffice, therefore, for me to say that the standard of football played by us was excellent, and the narrow defeats of the last two games were as much a product of exhaustion as anything else. Typically, the boys threw themselves into everything with complete determination in all three of the bases we made: Millfield School, Somerset; Dudley, West Midlands; and Brom- yard, Herefordshire. Also, before visiting Millfield we stayed a few days in London. During our stay we saw and did many things such as: ice skating, visiting a safari park, visiting Bristol City Football Club, Hereford United Football Club and Wembley Stadium. We also went to Madame Tussauds, a nuclear power station and a motor-cycle scramble. Also, of course, we saw three first division games. Fitted in amongst this were the football matches! Possibly the most interesting game was that against Queen Elizabeth High School, Bromyard, as this capped a day of sport against the school. We met in badminton, basketball, indoor football and indoor cricket, as well as the main game. (We won the basket- ball, indoor cricket — and the main game.) This game was followed by a disco involving ourselves and the pupils at the school. The legend of Bromyard that started on the first tour continued again, for a good time was had by all! Wherever the boys went their behaviour was impeccable and they were favourably commented on by all who came in contact with them. From my point of view, few people envied me taking 15 boys 3,000 miles from home by myself — to them I would say it was a pleasure to be with this group of boys who brought nothing but praise to Saltus and Bermuda, and nothing but pride to me. Jon Beard in Action! Mr. Beard greets the Mayor of Dudley.