Saltus Grammar School - Yearbook (Hamilton, Bermuda)

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We painted a frieze Strong defenses the portcullis was a big matol gat and wan enmes cam they let the big gate down Christopher Lee A portcullis was so very strong it was mad ov metel Dana Martin the portcullis was a gate and it went down in cays a atak was kuming to atak them James Peniston they mead the towrs rownd to mec the castle strongr Dana Martin the rich lord med two walls arand the keep to protect himself James Peniston Laying Seige they dug tunels undr the castle wols and lit a fir to mac the wols colaps. Jonathan Norton a trebuchet had a hevy wate to sling rocs at the castle Michael Stout they put big roks in the mangonel and thro it agenst the castle woUs. Matthew Durrant the battering ram goes by the dor to noc it down Andrew RoUin they pushd the dor open wif the battering ram Nakai Greene They pot up the seeling ladres to the wall so they cod get up on the batolments Richard Butterfield A battering ram by Colin Brown Motte and bailey by Simon Weare Mangonel by Royce Wakefield Mangonel by Edward Petty They pot the scaling ladrs up agensd the castle walls and climd up it and got in the batelments Matthew Durrant A seige tower cud go aganst the castle Andrew RoUin the seige tower went uganst the wolls and the men climb up it Alexander Dale The cannoon fiyrd cannoon balls and the wal would claps Price Smith We made a castle

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If Bui Ids l astles in the i ,ir Castles And Keeps (The boys ' phonic spelling has been left in) A motte and bailey castle lookt like a towr on a hill Christopher Lee the first motte and bailey castles wer mad of wod Jonathan Norton Ther war houses insid the bailey Michael Stout wodn castles cod birn so they mad them ov ston Price Smith Evreebodee went in to keep when the castle was atact Philip Marshall The wols ov the keep wer very thic Peter Martin The kichin was insid the keep Kevin Masters the great hall wus inside the keep Alexander Jones the pepl ate in the grat hall Nakai Greene ■ A castle by Andrew Shaw Seige towers by Jaime Billings and Royce Wakefield

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ID GOES A PIRATING Some Of The Crew Welcome You Aboard Viking Were Pirates One day I was a viking and I said on top of the sees with a ship and with sevun vikings and I brnt dawn the viUgs. Philip Rogerson I was a viking I fight peepl and brnd down houses then said the sevn sees. Donovan Hensdiek I was a viking I was fiting with the goodys and I won the batol with my ship mats so we got all the byoty and wen we gav the treasure to uthers we went piraten agen. Jason Boorman It was hard being a pirate beecos when they wer misbehav- in they got wipt and they got put in chans. Philip Rogerson Pirate Life Is Not A Happy One It was hard being a pirate because you would have to scrub the decks and you would have to sleep with the rats and you would have to lift the cannon balls in a battle and the captain would whip you if you weren ' t very good. Ryan Marshall It was hard being a pirate. They ate hard biscuits. They fired the canins. They washed the sails. They sumtimes wun the battle. They did not have a very good sleep. Henry-Gordon Masters Into Battle I am a fierce pirate. I am going to fight. I will put sand on the decks and water on the sails. I will fire the cannons to make the sails fall down on the other ship so it cant get away. Then I will get on the ship and fight with my cutlass. Ted Graham I am going to fight wif the pirates wif the guns and wif the cutlassis and wif the nifs as well. Barry Houghton A Viking Ship - Justin Kempe My Flag - Peter Robinson My Pirate - Matthew Marshall 16