Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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MRS. LUCE ' S 2L Mr. Stowe let Craig , Dean and Kris practise fire-figliting. Will this fit Alexander? Community Studies. . First, the fiie Hall Devin and Dean on the way to a fire in the big truck. Next, fighting crime with the polic N 1 and Shawn go to the dogs. Simon is under the care of officer Pollard m the jam sandwich car. Off to work in our hard hats from Scalands Construction at the site of the new bus garage. I ' olicc ll( ' ii(l(|ii:ir( -rs I liked llic (liij ' ' , lliMl Miil l (liii(, ' S and the tairirus were iiilcrcsl- ing, - John Cuslinf McOonalcl ' s Al Mc Donalds wc had some luneh. We had hainburgs and some I ' reneh Iris and coke and I had a nudr Hamburg. I weni lol he balrom and it had heat- ers to and nel soap and nice loilets. lirian Irvine Nicholas liked Barritt ' s free samples best. The Carter House The carter house was very fun and interesting. I liked the talk and the old bottles and the kitchen. It was very interest- ing wen she told us that you could fit a whole pig in it. - Bradley Chapelle Cable and Wireless I liked the cartoons and the picture on the wall about when the satelite was first built. Then we came to a room where lots of cables were. They went under water. - Murk Tibbies Fire Station 21 . went to the I ire station. We learned about the ambulance. Wc learned about the firet- rucks. We learned how the Jacks lifled. We saw Ihe man slide down Ihe poll. Mark Henderson Devm. Richard and Dawu try out the equipment. The Best Thing... Special thanks to all the Mothers and Fathers who helped us so much this year with - driving (and more driving) - snacks - reading help - typing Supervision - craft materials - arranging class visits which would otherwise not been possible ... and ... SO much more. Particular thanks to Mrs. Chapelle who worked far beyond the call of duty! Mrs. Chapelle and the Hel- pers I liked Mrs Chapelle becauss she arranged the trips for the class. She arranged the mom- mys and daddys to drive, without Mrs Chappelle the class woundnl have enee trips. Thangs alot. - Kris Hedges 10

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Big Buffalo by Jordan Daniels. Brave Hunter by Nicholas Kyme. Two Rattle snakes ' ' by Adam CoUieson. Red Snake Buffalo Hive by Alexander Winfield. by Andrew Green. We enjoy making Indians, thank you Mrs. Cotter. If I was a Indian I would be a Creek. I lived in the South east. My name is Fire Kill. I hunt with my Daddy. My Daddys name is War Kill. My Daddy played lacrosse and his team won but he didint get hurt. I didint like my daddy playing lacrosse because it is so dangerous. Some times I kill a deer with a spear and my bow and arrow. I am 6, my daddy is 33. My mommy and sister are in the house getting the food. - Edward Wal- gate. Sawa ad Taku was out side watching the other Indians do the sun dance then they went to sleep. The next day Taku and Sawas father was going fishing with ten other indians that were going in a big canoe and then Sawa and Taku went in their canoe. They rode in their canoe. They rode in their canoe they saw some fish. They cought the fish. A big wave came and the canoe broke, Sawa landed on a rock with the oar. She helped Taku up on the rock, they found some sticks and they made a flag. Thier dad ' s canoe came and their dad picked them up. When they got back they made another canoe. - Simon Franklin. The Hopi Indians were happy, the pueblo house was made of mud. Navaho and Apache stole Hopi corn and they luved stealing Hopi com. - Evan Morbey. I was in the forest with the men then we went on the canoe and the we found our selves in the ice. Then we pulled our snowshoes on in the snow I spoted some penguins in the pond then we went in our tepeys. - Frederick Vir- tue. At Work by Ira Philip. What is a muther? Dear Mr. Horton, thank you for teaching me how to draw much bettur and I love the Lenny longtail and the bee. You are the best artist I have ever seen. - ' love from John Single- ton. My mom does cooking, cleaning, washing , ironing, drying, shopping, mail, she does lots of things but the best thing she did was. . .give birth to me. - Stephen Troake. A mummy is a person who has babys and cares for them and cleans the house but dus not cut the grass. - Ross Herringshaw. ALL AT SEA IN 2B How do you look when you first get up in the morning? Honesty from Stephen Dunford. 7 A i r -) D We all made a surprise for our mums and dads. We all helped make it. It was a pikchur. We all had to bring a pikchur of us into school. Mr. Horton copied it for us. It was good, we all had to guess who we were. It was fun to guess. I asked my mum to frame it. - Dominic Dowson

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Charlotte terrific, kind, singing loving writing She is very tueauliful ft-ien Mark Tibbies Charlotte ibright beautiful loving saving caring she is beautiful today beloved Alex Cabrall Charlotte pretty-unselfish weai ' ing spinning vritin She s B vWUbar sdiffe wondefTul Matthew Hammond arlotte ;ood ving singiitg saving she had eight legs salutations Dean Moniz Templeton thoughtless rat complaining frowning bciring Templeton is very silly noisy Alex Caprp Templeton fat meaii spying laying borhig He is so fat. bossy Dean Mi Templeton fat selfii frowningreining meetf e is very noisy thoughtless Bryan Haworth Templeton greedy stupid pying sleeping he is very fat n Shetwn Gravito emptet ossy eating sneaking boring He is a rat. ilbur e pig aring loving He is very funny Tef fific brail Wilbui loving jumping eating Wilbur liked buttermilk baths Humble Dean Moniz y mean grinning eting spying he4s-JiQLJU£ stinky Richard King Alex Craig surely wears funny clothes to school at Christmas. Even ioviiia flying caring Alex thinks so iWon a prize. Saltus Want Ads Teacher Needed My teacher ' s job will be to do my work, and hopefully she will have talent. She will never hit. I ' ll pay her 5(2 a day. She will never give me hard work. Now for the looks - My teachei will have blond hair, blue eyes and will all ways wear jewellery, and be full of beauty. - Kavan Tucker My teachers job would be to take us to gym. The next thing is to give us work. She will be pretty like Mis Luce. I will pay her 25e a week. - Mark Tib- bies Teacher of year 3 needed. Education: college and high school needed. Personality: on time, pleas- ant, responsible. Appearance: hand- some, smiles, neat. tidy. Job: to help children, clean classrooms, mark. Experience: done it before. Pay is 12,0000$ dollars. Appearance: good. - Kris Hedges Teacher of Year 3 need - help the children. - look for boys who get hurt. - watch everyone on the field. - teachers must be neat. - dies she want to wear nice dresses? - does she want to pay 50? - she will mark the work. - Sam Stevens Teacher of year 3 needed - a teacher that takes us to the hall and has done it before. Needs high school, be a well organized attractive womon. Pay 120,000$ delivered. -Simon Turner These are not paid politicaL ANNOUNCEMENTS ' . J.L. » fr funny Wilbur someV ' g loving flipping rymg Wilbur loved Charlotte ' s eggs. Radiant Robbie Scope David Harris If.; ' ■St Mbijr cuteNgreat j imbing loving flying Wi|biir likes tt ejjnanure V great John Casting Mom is going to love John ' s Mother ' s Day gift so much, she ' ll forget everything else. Our first class entry at the Ag Show . . .and Leapin ' lizards. . . Teacher needed for year 3. She will be pretty and wear make-up and lipstick. You pay her 300. - Brian Irvine Teacher of year 3 needed. A lady who is pretty. She wears beautiful dreses and beautiful jewellry. She wants to take the gym equipment out. She loves the kids. - Devin Stowe Alex Cabrall ' s Journal May 27th On Saturday my cousin got married. He got married with a pretty girl named Penny. I was wearing my best suit and after the wedding we had a party. I danced with the special bridesmade. My sister danced with the bride. After the party she left. WE WON ' . So ver ' proud... ' ojll Wat I wotul Tot -L Wol ' t Q. qe -o (iowf and Wi ' lliai-T) Wot o a SajKuilyf n- Story by Nicholas Lawrence Sept. 1986 A translation: This morning I thought about what I wanted for Christmas. I thought and 1 thought and then I thought and then I knew I wanted a G.I. Joe boat and William wanted a space station. October 1986 I went in to the haunted house. There was lots of corridors and doors opened. The door opened and stand- ing there was Dracula he almost got me but he bit my arm. Iran through the corridors. I thought this door was safe but it wasn ' t. There were goblins too! Dead end! I crawled under their legs there was a secret door leading outside. I pusshed the door it opened I ran home. - Kavan Tucker The Visit Once there was a boy and his name was Bert. He was a good boy but his mother said that he was going to stay with his Nan. He went in a taxi and then he arrived at his Nans house. He went to bed. The next day he went haome back to his mother. - Mark Tibbies Surprise Bob drank his glass of fruit juice then he put the milk and brown sugar on his porrid. He pick up the toast. Just as good as it always did, but somehow Bob did not feel hungry. He was wish- ing that he need not anything when his sister Mary made a discovery. Bob she cried look at your face! It ' s covered with spots. The Doctor came and said He has the chicken pox. He must rest. - Nicholas Lawr- ence Sam ' s Journal I went to the Tratreer and I sow how atalyin peepl make pasta and they tost it up in the air. He Shode me a msheen. It was dangris. They had a cage lid on the msheen. -Sam Stevens Matthew ' s Journal May 27th My grandpa told me a story a man that had a Cadillac. It had a soft roof and there were two signs that said if you have a soft top on your car go this way. If you have a hard top on your car go this way but he did not pay any attention and the monkeys tore the roof. Jacque ' s Journal May 27th On Sunday my Grandmother came to my house. She comes from Switzer- land. It was very fun because my room was never messy again. My brother ' s birthday will be very fun. My brother ' s birthday is in two more days. Kris ' Journal April 27th On the Easter Hoilidays I went to the Grand Canyon. I got rocks and a weather thing and a mad ball with a body and some petrified wood. We did more than a thousand miles. 11