Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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PREFECTS 1978 Sn Yr. Bk. row, l-r. Mark Perreault; Philip Smitti; Cliris Popper; Michaei Tatem; Rene Vermeulen; David Buckely. Ft. row. l-r. Peter Blaney; Jon Vickers; Guy Lightbourn; Jon Nisbett; Tyrone Chin; Vance Campbell. (Photos by Peniston) 5th: Bk. row, l-r. Jimmy Cooke; Carlos Madeiros; Graham Jack; Eugene Ball; Ricky Lines; David Evans. Ft. row, l-r. Kenny Vickers Peter Wittich; Michael McGarrity; John Isbrandtsen; Stephen Bagen. 17

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Senior Year Soccer Team Fans Staff Soccer Team (Deicated Senior Year) 16

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PONDERING By:- J. Madeiras (Senior Year) Lying here alone on my bed, Looking up at the barren ceiiing, Seeing nny whoi? ■ The childhood Visiting grand.. The ' boyfrier; k Have all bee- My surr : ghts ' and pleasures, - ;u friends, the airplane journey, , s r, ; chool teachers and friends — very dear to me; 3od and dedication to Him — My dearest i risnds, ! thank God for them all. What happened to the simple, secure Feelings I had as a child? Always looking to mom and dad for making My decisions — and not having to work for spending money. Now, I feel the pressures of the world, society. Mankind, I have to make important decisions — myself, And Have to worK for anything I want. I question life many times. Sometimes, it all seems useless as Whatever happens to us in the future — We have to leave everything in the world. Questions are sometimes unanswerable, friends sometimes forsake. Material gain becomes important in my life. Why can ' t I be consistent for God? I guess it all comes with realizing that Man is far from perfect, And often I see mistakes in the lives of those I once admired for their apparent ' perfection ' . What will happen next? WHATIS A FRIEND By:- J. Madeiras (Seniar Year) There are many kinds of friends: A boyfriend, a girlfriend, a best friend and a ' worst ' friend. But what is a friend? On thinking hard and long it is Quite difficult to find the words to describe a true friend. He is patient with you all the time — Never ' hot ' or ' blows his mind ' . He listens when you need to talk And get rid of ill feelings. He laughs with you when you ' re happy And cries with you when you ' re sad. He builds you up when you ' re feeling down And sticks around when you feel like a clown. A friend loves your other friends And respects your desire to be with them. A friend shares his lunch with you — When all he has is an apple. A friend gives surprises and teases you a lot And doesn ' t look for any reward — well ... maybe a slap on the back! A friend is sensitive to your feelings And tries not to hurt you in any way. A friend is a person who gives and gives and gives And doesn ' t expect anything in return. A true friend — whether male or female — is a priceless gift. That cannot be bought, inherited or stolen. A friend can only be a friend If you ' re a friend too. M. Aubrey 3G 18