Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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On behalf of my hroihers, I make this presentation to you in recognition of all you did for us in the first stage of educa- tion. You above all teachers made school fun and interesting, and got us started on the right track. We hope this little gift will remind you sometime of our gratitude ' ' . Eleven Years Service Mrs. Enid Hyland joined the Prep School Staff in 1971 , and has given sound educational grounding to ele en groups of boys who are working their way through the school from Prep 2 to Senior 5. Her policy of finding and praising a child ' s good points has had the effect of winning his affection and co-operation, enabling her to help him correct faults and weaknesses. Each child has been approached as an indi idual, yet a close spirit of Class group membership has also been fostered, and the children in her care ha e thri ed emotionally and academically. She will be missed by all — children, parents and the Staff. W e thank her for her loyal serxice and wish her happiness and well-deser ed rest. Welcome To Cavendish Jennie Beard (B.Ed) joins us from Paget Primary where she has been teaching for the last four years. Pre iously she taught at West Pembroke and at Whitbourne School. W ' orcs. England. Mrs. Beard will be replacing Mrs. E. Hyland. We wish her every happiness and success in her new post. 3

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CAVENDISH PREPARATORY

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MRS. BACON ' S IB (5 - 6 year olds) Made a lot of whales A Whale of a Song! After listening to recordings of the songs of the humpbacks, the boys were asked to say what they though the songs sound- ed hke. Here are some of their impressions. It sounded hke... ...a dog scratching a screen door (Christopher) a squeaky ship (Michael) a saw (Jonathan) a pig squealing (Tommy) a baby crying (Justin) a sliding door opening (Richard) a violin playing (Brian) a dog crying (Alexander) some-one cleaning windows (Tarik) a car skidding (Stephen) a bird whistling (Steven-after hearing the song played at a faster speed.) A pod of killer whales attacking a seal — David Charron I wos fishing with my daddy. My daddy saw whales jumpin and my daddy fed the whales. (Tarik Smith (5)) I saw a killer whale atakin a dolfin. The dolfin swan awey. (Adam Farrell (5)) A pilot whale and her baby — Steven Bray A sperm whale wus jumping out of the watr tuw breth. (Trevor Ferguson (5)) A sperm whale is cachin a giant squid but the squid is gowig to fast. (James Thomson (6)) A sperm whale wos caching some fish and some squid. He wos holding it in his tith. (David Smith (5)) A sperm whale feeding — Graham Taylor