Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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Mary Poppins . . , Eat your heart out! iD ' s relay causes hilarity. Mrs. Craycott gets the sack! Tongues are the order of the day. ' Did you say you dropped a $50. bill? Keeping score. Just you stop that.

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I made a stocking in 3T and we sewed it and took the stocking home and I got money for the Brangman Home Children and Miss Thompson has already bought the presents for the Brangman Home Children and to-day in the church the Brangman Home Children are going to get their presents in the church to-day. Christopher Perry 2L ' s class were saving money to give the deaf children and they have now learned how to do sign language to talk to the deaf children and they sing a song and do sign language in between the song and they have visited the deaf children and given them a present. Nicholas Kyme 2B is helping the blind people. When Mrs. Howes came she played her organ. They hoped she would like their song and she did and they had nice rainbow hats and they sang a nice song. We all liked the song so we hope she ' ll come next year. Simon Franklin -and the Christmas Fair 3D are helping the old people. They went to the Matilda Smith Home. They wrote notes about their grand parents. And they are going to post them off to their grandparents. They are buying presents for the old people. They are being very kind to the old people. Alex Chapman

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Day Our genial hostess Richard King completes a stylish jump to take second place. First place honours went to Devin Stowe. Congratulations to Kris Hedges and Craig Evans (inset) Win- ners of the 3rd Year and 2nd Year Long Distance race. Pinning on ribbons. THANK YOU to all our W wonderful helpers. Victorious red team take a bow Miss Wilkie presents the shield SATURDAY SOCCER By Peter Watson The 1987 88 football season commenced in early October after a coaching clinic for parents conducted by Jon Beard, Senior School Athletic Director and Kieron Peacock, Junior School Athletic Director. In spite of poor weather conditions, the boys managed, with much enthusiasm and dedication, an average turn out of between 60 and 70 boys each week. A new team format was begun in January which saw the Marlins, Snappers, Barracudas and Sharks enjoy spirited and lively games, with each team playing 9 games during the season. The emphasis throughout the year was on participation, team work, development of skills, sportsmanship and the fun of playing. The boys also enjoyed a series of games with Port Royal. In their first game at Port Royal the Cavendish boys were narrowly defeated 1-0. The return match held at Saltus Junior School field saw the Cavendish boys, led by Richard Kir win the match 4-0 which, on a total goals basis, saw the Ca cndish boys win the Saltus Cavendish Port Royal Challenge Trophy, recently donated by a generous Cavendish father. Many thanks to all of you for making this past season a success!