Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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A lost city... Shimon Alkon. One day Tim and Susan were at school and Tim met his freind and when it was playtime Tim and his freind where by the hedge and somebody pulled them backwards and wouldn ' t let them go, becouse they were theifs and they wanted to rob the school and the school had over 1,000,000 dollars and the theifs wanted the children first so that the children couldent help the teachers fight the theifs up above them were some of the strongest boys in the school and they jumped on the theifs and took there guns and shot the theifs and that was the end. Robert Melotti Age 6 A scene from The Agricultural Show... Michael Starling. My pumpkin was in a shop. I was lucky that the pumpkin was magic — the cops were after me but all in a sudden there was a big jerk do you known what happened a whole load. I was frightened but then I heard a voice. The voice said dont worry I am a magic pumpkin I will get rid of the cops for you then both of the cops fell down to the ground the pumpkin said hang on tight then you will be home in a jiff then you will be avil to sit down and wate for me to give you your sup- per and after I will let you rest and let your supper go down then I will take you for a ride in the sea Now hop on the we can go all the way to Africa. Steven Cardwell Age 6 E.T. One day a Space Ship flew down from outer Space. I was sleeping out- side when a creatre came into the tent. Mum let me Keep him. I called him E.T. we had fun together but one day we where not looking where we where going and we rolled down a hill but when E.T. saw his space ship he knew that it had come back for him. We said goodbye then he went in to his Ship and flew away. David Dodwell Age 6 We Won — Ashley Finnigan. One day Tim went to school but the school was closed and Tim ' s engine was broken and his house was six miles away from his school and his Mother was coming at three o ' clock and he forgot his lunch and he was starving. By the time his Mother got to the school he was so skinny. Colin Singleton Age 6 4 II 11 My boat... Andrew Barrow. Beautiful Bermuda I like the buooty and the trees, and the anamals, flowers, plants and culers, and even Bermuda Beeches. Andrew Smith Age 6 I like living in Bermuda because I like playing with my mother and go- ing to the beach and when we go home it is dark and we go to bed and on Sunday we have a barbeque at the beach. Michael Wallace Age 7 I like the birds and children and also the other anamals and allso the men that work to keep Bermuda Beautiful and the teachers that work all day and they take care of all the children and teach the children to make things beautiful. Jeremy Lam Age 6 11

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MRS. DRAYCOTT ' S We saw a film strip about Snow Wliite. Once there was a beautiful Princess and Her Name was Snow White and The Queen was Furious mirror mirror on the wall Who is The Fairest Of Them all Snow White is your Highness I must Find a way to stop Her From being The Fairest Change me into an old woman, and she had a poisoned apple So She went where Snow white was staying bye said Snow white see you at Suppertime Donl let anyone in — all right I promise I wont let anybody in this house after the dwarfs went — the Qeen came Dressed as an old Woman and came to The House, and Snow white Let Her come in and she Took a bite, and She droped The Apple and She laid in The wheelbarrow and The prince woke Her up and They got married. Robin Simmons Age 6 We studied Bermuda ' s Coral Life . And we wrote some fishy tales. We went to the Aquarium and we saw the fish and then we saw a film about the fish and then we saw the film again and we saw a shark sucker and my Mummy took pictures of us. Michael Starling Age 6 I went to the Aquarium and I saw a queen angel fish and a shark and a crab and a gruper, a octerpuss, corals and a green moray eel and some sargent magers and other fish. Derek tucht a shark tooth and got cut. Adam Davis Age 6 I went fishing and I caught a fish the fish had stripes and I was taking it to the Aquarium and befor I took it to the Aquarium I took it to the experts and they said it was a funny fish and it would die in the Aquarium so I threw it back into the water. Nicholas Fagundo Age 6 I went swimming and I swam far away in Shelly Bay and I saw a shark it was white the shark was vicious and I was very scerd I saw a speed bowt and they saw me and they helpped me I got on the boat and we went a littl bit and I jumped into the see and swam away. Simon Bulmer Age 7 My drcarn fish David Dodwcll. Snow Wiiite I wocht Snow White and it was fun and I lickt it. The queen was jehs of a princess and the queen sent a hunts man to kil Snow White and in- sted he towd her to run and she did run and the trees seed her and then litl animals fowd her and she sed I hope I didnt seer you and she went to live with the sevin dwofs and then an old lade came to the house and she gave Snow White an appl and she fell asleep then they put her in a glass bed and a prints came and gave her a majic kiss and carrid her off and they lived happily ever after. Omari Steede Age 6 Sell porlrail ... Slcvc i C ' urdwcli.

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MISS THOMPSON ' S 3T Daisies — Craig Smith. Why I Like School I like Sports because I enjoy them and I practise. I like drawing because it ' s fun. I like Math because it is great fun. I like English too and I like Clubs because it is great fun. I like to Spell. I like lunch so I can play football. I like playing chess with Alan. Adam Booth Why I Don ' t Like School The reason why I do not like school is because every Thursday we have to sing. We have to be in plays and do English. Believe it or not I hate maths and reading and worst of all questions. Worst worst of all is having to wake up at seven o ' clock just to go to school. Robin Lang Why I Like School I like School because we have clubs and visit different places. I like maths as well as clubs and every Friday we paint pictures and we have a long play time. Every Tuesday we sing in the hall and every Friday wc play football as well. Ryan Kromer Why I l)on ' ( Like School! I can think ol a lot of reasons why I don( like school. For example the work is loo hard, the playing periods are too short, and why cant we all ,() into the sand when it is dry? The holidays are too short they should be at least three or four weeks instead of two weeks. To lop it off. Why cant we all get out at home time at the same time? Douglas Parker What Bermuda Means To Me I like the .story of Bermuda and what is left of it. Where no snow drops are to be seen and people come from all over to see our paradise. It would be a wonderful place if it werent for litter. You know paradise is hard to find where it doesn ' t snow. We live on a wonderful island you and me. Christopher Heinicke First a volcano was forming and when it was formed some people call- ed it the Isles Of Devils. Lets go forward in to lime. Right now I like swimming and making things the most. Some say its not fun but I think its fun. Also I like fishing and staying at home. Charlie Kempe I like Bermuda because I think the morning glory looks nice and also the sago palm. I like the Bermudianas and the hibiscus and I like the rabbits and the kittens. I like the longtails the cardinals and the bluebirds and also the oldeanders. I like the seagulls and also the par- rotfish and also the Spanishhog and the four eyed fish. Michael Parsons I like Bermuda because of the beautiful flowers around us. You might go to the zoo and you might see some cute animals. Some times you Might see some junk so please pick it up and make Bermuda more beautiful. You sould go to see the Botanical Gardens. Ryan Kromer Blue Arrows — Christopher Heinicke. Working at Island Construction Working there is not that bad. The part I like is driving the botcat brrum and out of the shed I go. Going for a test drive is fun. It ' s like going on an obstacle course. Then the real fun part is picking up the sand and putting it in one big pile. The most best part is at the end of the day when I get a ride on the scramber with Stuart. I hate to go home but there ' s always tomorrow. Ian 12