Kingston College’s 1963 track and field team, which won the 53rd annual inter-secondary track and field title with the unprecedented total of 112.6 points at the National Stadium on Thursday, April 4, Friday, April 5 and Saturday, April 6, 1963, is seen with three officials, who played a major part in making the purple and white boys become the first group to reach 100 points in the history of the championships. In winning their ninth track title, the KC boys collected eight of the ten records made in the meet and also accounted for the established record in the newly introduced 4 x 440 yard relay. Front row (l-r) are Mr. Youngster Goldsmith (coach who skillfully toughened the team with scientific weight training), Lennox Miller, Rupert Hoilette (holding the KC Old Boys Cup for the Class One 440 yards), Mr. Donovan Davis (sportsmaster), Alexander McDonald (captain, holding the Jamaica Schools Championship Sports Cup), Mr. Trevor Parchment (Physical Education director at KC), Raymond Harvey (Vice-Capt. holding the David A. Lindo Shield (for relays won by KC with maximum points from five relays) and Jimmy Grant (Class 2 champion holding the Cowper Cup for the winning Class 2 relay team). Second row from bottom (l-r): Dwight Anderson, Lennox Tulloch, Errol Seaton, Hugh Manhertz, Locksley Wright, Deryck Collins, Clyde Niles, Clive Laidley. Third row (l-r): Dennis Johnson, Junior Walcott, Percival King, Colin Campbell, Paul Robinson, Charles Fuller, Franklyn Morant, Baldwin Smith, Charles Brown. Second row from top (l-r): T. Morgan, Tony Keyes, Leon Tucker, Paul Hinds, Lloyd McLean, Peter Hoyes. Top row: Henry Brown, Ralph Holding, and Arthur Distin. Absent are Oswald Bailey, Warren Chen Sue, C. Green, and John Ulett.
