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19. Under 16 Obstacle Race-50 yds. 1st Hunter, 2nd Fletcher, 3rd Knowles. Time : 57% secs. 20. Under 15 Obstacle Race-25 yds. 1st Collins, 2nd Wheatley, 3rd D. G. Wood. Time : No recording. 21. Under 15 Free Style-25 yds. 1st Rhead, 2nd De Little, 3rd Roe. Time : 15 secs. 22. Under 16 Back-stroke-50 yds. 1st Jagger, 2nd Ramsden, 3rd Webster. Time : 50% secs. 23. Open Dive. 1st Walter, 2nd Daneff, 3rd Holmes. 24. Under 15 Plunge. 1st C. W. Thompson, 2nd Rhead, 3rd Roe. Distance : 43 ft. 6 in. (School Record). 25. Under 16 Relay—(4 x 25 yds.) 1st Manor, 2nd Grove, 3rd Temple. Time : 1 min. 15% secs. 26. Under 15 Relay—(4 x 25 yds.) 1st Manor, 2nd Grove, 3rd School House. Time : 1 min. 8 secs. (School Record). 27. Open Relay (4 x 25 yds.) 1st Manor, 2nd School House, 3rd Rise. Time : 55% secs. 1st— 5 pts. 2nd-3 pts. 3rd-1 pt. Award of points Relays lst-10 pts. 2nd-6 pts. 3rd-2 pts. Manor ... ... 112 points School House 70 points ... Grove 43 points ... Rise 24 points ... 21 points Temple ...
Mrs. Dronfield kindly presented the Kazerooni Cup to C. Frank, the Captain of the Manor House Swimming team.
THE JUNIOR SCHOOL S. EDEN PERCY, aged 12 It is with very great regret and sorrow that we have to record the death of one of our St. Olave's boarders by a most unfortunate accident during the summer holiday. Eden Percy came to St. Olave's in September, 1946, and had moved up the School as far as 'JIVB. An extremely friendly boy, well liked by all, we feel sure he would have become a good Peterite. We offer our deep sympathy to his parents in their very sad loss. ST. OLAVE'S We began the Summer Term on Saturday, 30th April, with a total of 187 boys—two boys having left and three new ones accepted, but at half term another new boy arrived—an emergency case one might say, so that our roll at the end of term was 188. It had been decided to hold our Athletic Sports early in the term so that the Cricket season would be interfered with as little as possible. Thus the training and the collection of points for the respective Houses made each games day a very busy afternoon for all. The weather was again very kind for our Sports Day on Tuesday, 17th May, when, thanks to the detailed preparation by Mr. Chilman and Mr. Cooper and the Staff, everything went off very smoothly. 75
