Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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A killer whale is going aftr a scl and it col the scl. (Andrew Taft (5)) I saw a whaling ship and it was going aut to get a killer whale. (Steven Bray (5)) Andrew Barber sewed a sperm whale Tarik Smith sewed a humpback whale At the dolphin show — Benjamin Leiiihton A sperm whale wuz kilig a squid and a ship suz goig past. (Benjamin Leighton (5)) Thank you Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Thomson for helping us with our sewing. I saw a whale jupin awi of the wotr. It w us looking for some fish. (Alexander RoUin (5)) A sperm whale is he ing a rase w ith anuihr whale. It is namd a blue whale. It is the bigis whale of (all) of the whales) (Jonathan Cassid (5)) The killer whale is gon to et a fish. The fish is runin awey. (Richard Lines (5)) A bow-head whale is gowg aftr some krill and he had his moth opend. (Justin Kendall (6)) A pilot whale wus swimming aftr a squid and he gow ig to et a squid. (David Charron (5)) A humpback whale is chasin sum krill. He is hungre. (Rhvs Baptiste (6)) The whale corner and residents 5

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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

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MRS. SAMPSON ' S IS (5 - 6 year olds) Laying seige — Andrew Smith A castle — Michael Starling The way they got into the castle was to use seige towers and trebuchets and mangonels and to dig tunnels under the walls to make the walls calaps. The keep was the stongist part of the castle. The pepole ate at the big table. They had animals to kill and they got the food out of the animals. A portcullis went up and down and the drowbrige went over the moat. Robert Melotti Going in over the drawbridge — Shimon A Ikon Castles The childrens ' phonic spelling has been left in. The castles furst wer mad of wud, they wer motte and bailey castles. Shimon Alkon They dug a moat and they fild it with water and a drowbrich was going dawn. They dug under the castle sow walls will col- aps. Kent Smith A portcullis is a iron door, it went up and down. The enmy cud not get in to fit the gud giys. The noct the walls down and the castle down. Trebuckets cod noc down the castle. Adam Davis They med the castles strog so they did not brek dan. They med the castles of stone. Michael Wallis They trid to noc the walls dan to get in the castle and they uzed mangonels and trebuchets. James Wilkes To nok hols in dors and walls they usd battering rams and mangonels and trebuchets. Mangonels and trebuchets throw stones. Andrew Butterworth A castle — Jeremy Lam A castle — Mat hew DeCosta 6