Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

 - Class of 1983

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MRS. BACON ' S IB (5 - 6 year olds) had a terrific time with turtles! We all made models of many different types of turtles. Did You Know? (The result of an oral lesson discussing facts about turtles) All sea turtles have to come to the surface to breathe. Kevin Whitecross Turtles bury their eggs under the sand so that their enemies can ' t get them. James Collieson All turtles have cold blood. They are reptiles. Kyle Constable Turtles lived on the earth before dinosaurs. Richard Pereech Some turtles can hide from their enemy by tucking their heads inside their shell. Jason DeSousa Sea turtles can ' t put their heads inside their shells. David How Green turtles eat sea grass. Adam Mayo Turtles swim in the sea. Christopher Wallington Circcn turtles have green fat. Ian Smith All 1 urllcs lay eggs. Ryan Sommerville Hi) ' lurilc, that live in the sea can ' l run fast on Ihc land. Jean-Paul Dyer I ur I ](,• ' , can ' t survive on their backs. Mark Lomas f If CCD turtles arc an endangered species. Ian licrnard Please doiri kill ihcni. Ricky Mayl)ury Fish, sharks, dogs, birds, crabs and lizards are enemies of the hatchhngs. Niel Jones People are the enemy of big turtles. They kill them and eat them. Lars Simmons Galapagos tortoises come from Galapagos island. Erik Jensen The leather back turtle is the biggest sea turtle. Thomas Steinhoff Fresh water turtles are called terrapins. Jesse DeCouto Turtles leave tracks in the sand when they lay their eggs. Jeremy Hammon We made turtles out of margarine dishes and paper. Scott Hawthorne Here wc arc at Ihc Aquarium — a class painting. 4

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Thanh Dear Mrs. Benevides, Thank you for getting the swing set and the see-saws. We have fun on the swings and see- saws. It is scary when the see-saws go up and down. We are not allowed behind the swings and see-saws but we have to line up at the swings and the see-saws. Our turn is on Wednesdays. I have seen other children on it and they were happy on the swings. Mark Outerbridge Dear Mr. Henagulph, Thank you for putting up the swing set at the school field and thank you for putting up the see-saws. The see-saws are lots of fun to ride on. Every Wednesday it is our turn on the swings and see-saws. I can ' t wait until Wednesday because I want to ride on the see- saws and swing on the swings. Nicholas Hirn A big thank you to this year ' s class mothers for all their hard work and support. Mrs. Marley (co-ordinator of the class mothers) Mrs. Leman (3T), Mrs. Lee (3M), Mrs. Taft (2B), Mrs. Starling (2D), Mrs. Sim- mons (IB) and Mrs. Clarke-Irons (IS). Enjoying the swings and see-saws. The Halloween Fair 1 X m ' The Castle of Fun by Marc Boden. Halloween On Halloween I was Snoopy. First I went to the Halloween Fair for one and a half hours. Then I went to Aaron Oliphan ' s Halloween party. I won the lucky dip. Then I went trick or treating with the big boys. We went up and down the hill. It was fun. Then we went to nearly every house on the farm. We had a lot of fun at the Saltus Fair. I like the castle of fun. It is very bouncy. I always fall down. Halloween On Halloween I dressed up as Inky the cat and secretly crept up on my mother. Then I screamed boo and she jumped a foot off the ground. So I giggled. She turned and saw thin air. I had gone round with her back and ran off with Jonathan to play on the fort. He was the Lone Ranger. Stephen Sainsbury 3T John and Patrick Singleton ' s most topical costume il- lustrated two of Bermuda ' s current problems: the Aedes Aegypti mosquito and the housing shortage. Christopher Heinike 3T 3



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Sea turtles feeding — Thomas Stein hoff A Visit to the Aquarium Original stories written by the boys after a most successful visit to the Aquarium to see the turtles. We went to the Aquarium and saw the Green turtles, and saw the Hawksbill turtles and saw the Ridley turtles. Jean-Paul Dyer We are looking at the Galapagos tortoise geting a bath. Erik Jensen I am woching the turtles in the Aquarium wev the uvr IB boys and we saw sum terrapins. Thomas Steinhoff I saw the red foot terrapin and Lars and I were holding hands. David How Here is a turtle at the Aquarium. Richard Pereech I was looking at the turtles in the tank at the Aquarium on Fri- day. Jeremy Hammond The highlight of the Aquarium visit — touching the 3 baby turtles. I am tuching the turtles in the Aquarium in the libree. Ian Smith Mrs. StarHng is tocq (taking) to us at the Aquarium. Lars Simons I was woching the turtles in the tank thay wr swiming. Scott Hawthorne I went to the Aquarium and I wocht the terrapin and we had fun. Ryan Sommerville I am looking at Galapagos tortoises. Kevin Whitecross I am at the Aquarium and I was looking in the tanc at the turtles swimming to eat there food and the fish. Neil Jones I am woching the Galapagos tortoises. They are walking in the sand. Christopher Wallington Touching the turtles — Niel Jones.

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