St Johns Kilmarnock School - Eagle Yearbook (Breslau, Ontario Canada)

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GRADE FIVE dsA Tim Buchanan Cs I Kevin Graham Michael Noonan George Cobham AJA Michael Heeley Rajiv Kaushik dLkJk i Craig Pitman AuA Joey Cunningham Michael Holloway - ' Ki » ALA Peter Mansson Graham Singh Brooke Thiessen Yakub Hyzyk Edward Mercer MsJk Alex Short 17

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AND NOW FOR SOME FUN by Linnie Liu and Kathy Donald Figure out the clues and take the letter that they ask for. Mix these 14 letters around to find the phrase. 1. Find out what state in the U.S.A. is called the Lone Stat State. Use the fourth letter. 2. Find the French word for ' wine grower’. Use the ninth letter. 3. Find the country that Aguasclientes is in. Use the fourth letter. 4. Find the name of the country called ‘Down Under’. Use the ninth letter. 5. Find the French word for ‘leopard’. Use the first letter. 6. Find the French word for ‘napkin’. Use the first letter and the ninth letter. 7. What kind of pudding do you eat with roast beef? Use the third letter and the fifth letter. 8. Find the French word for ‘wafer’. Use the first letter and the fourth letter. 9. What country are the Porcupine Hills in ' ? Use the first letter and the fifth letter. 10. Find out what state Montpelier is in. Use the first letter. Find the Phrase Sunset - by Alice Robinette Going down the sea Golden ring around the blue sky Good-bye to the sun H A I K U Bluebells - by Alison Radtke They are brilliant blue Swaying in the gentle breeze What a pleasant sight. Mountains - by Linnie Liu Cliffs hanging over Rocky ledges everywhere Touching horizons Rocks - by Jenni Fortnum Rough, smooth, big, little Ugly, pretty, slippery Mossy, dirty rocks i Clues for the Seating Plan Logic Puzzle by Terri Liu The Grade 5 girls have changed their seating plan. There are 13 people to fill in. Each arrow stands for one person. Jenni F. sits to the left of Johanna. Miss Hildebrand sits by herself. Regan and Miss Hildebrand sit back to back. Kat sits across from Jenni F.. Kat doesn’t like it when Lin- nie peeks at her work and she has to cover her work with her left hand. Amanda sits to the right of Regan. The two left-handed people sit at the end of two of the tables. Their initials are T.L. and A.R. Alice Robinette is not left- handed. Katie sits across from Regan. Alice enjoys opening and closing one of the doors even though she is not the closest to the door. Meghla likes facing the window. Tori sometimes bumps Johanna when she moves her chair back. Jennifer always has her back near a window. VflMDOW

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FORESTS by Jakub Hyzyk Inside the forest people see the robin, the deer and the rabbit So why with all these gentle creatures are we cutting down all the trees? To make new land to make our homes it’s such a shame that we refuse to live without destroying the forests. Pollution by Jakub Hyzyk “Why mommy?” asks a small child, “are there no little animals any more?” “They have all moved away.” If only we could see the world through the eyes of a child. A huge, beautiful place full of brilliant colours, a place to make friends and play with animals. So why do we pollute and cause acid rain? We are killing nature for our comfort. Is it worth it? Budding Scientist THE BLACK STALLION by Walter Farley The main characters are Alec Ramsay and The Black Stallion who is a very wild Arabian horse. The story takes place on an island off the coast of Portugal and in the State of New York in the 1930’s. The problem is that Alec and the Black Stallion get shipwrecked on an island off the coast of Portugal. There Alec helps get the Stallion free from the halter and the Stallion kills a rattlesnake that tries to bite Alec. Alec makes friends with the Black and learns to ride him. Then a ship comes and rescues them both and takes them back to America. Back at home, Alec meets his old friend Henry Dailey, (a historic jockey and trainer). He helps Alec to train the Black and teach him to race. Alec rides the Black in a race at Belmont against Cyclone and Sun Raider, two famous racehorses. Alec and the Black win the race and break a world record. by Edward Mercer June 14, 1988 Lunch Time 18