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

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MULTICULTURALISM In November we were studying multiculturalism and what it had to do with us as Canadians. At the beginning of December we had a “Multicultural Lunch” which we had all looked forward to for weeks. Each girl had to bring something from their country or origin to share with everyone else. As a lot of us had a British background, we got our fair share in English pastries; shortbread, welshcakes, streudles and jam were on the menu. Veal, bread, and fish and chips were also part of the feast. The meal was Potluck so we didn’t know what the other girls were bringing. We ended up with ninety percent deserts and pastries, and about ten percent main course. But it was fun trying new foods . . . until we had to clean up! By Cathy and Jessica Est-ce que tu veux une maison a Waterloo avec quatre salles de bain, six chambres, deux ordinateurs, et me l’oublie pas! un court de tennis vert, prive et blanc. Si tu dis “oui” j’ai une place pour toi CHEZ LUI En hiver le court de tennis gele et tu peux patiner. Derriere la maison il y a une colline pour faire du toboggan. Pour le ski alpin, Chicopee est a 15 minutes en auto. Au printemps il y a les belles fleurs dans le jardin; les jonquilles, les tulipes, les lis. Les oiseaux chan- tent. Il fait frais dehors et tu peux y jouer. If fait chaud en ete et tu peux jouer au tennis et faire un pique-nique. Mange les sandwiches, les fruits . . . c ' est formidable! En automne, joue! pas travaille! dans les feuilles parce que nous avons des jardiniers. Marche sur l’avenue . . . c’est fantastique! m ms gjbw MSP (7D o 0 X X Peux JOUl-5 i.235 ' line semcunl. .HOP ' Un Mois ....... .4 IW.DC Un Wee. S iQflOQ ' W jo e a. Pdf. id Vlu 23

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My Home Zoom! goes my rocket ship up to some far off land. Crash! goes my mom’s best dish a sinking ship to the sand!!! Slap! goes my mother’s hand. Boy, my hind is really tanned. Ouch! goes my baby sis squeezing her ’tatoes hard. Clash! goes my father’s cup down to the floor to land. Slap! goes my mother’s spoon on the back of her hand!!! And so goes another day of Brush your teeth! and wash your face! Blow your nose and clean up that place! Boy home is a HECK-tic place!! by Heather Hmm! What Is It? Sweet, sticky, sugary, popping, pink. By Jenny Buttery, bumpy, salty, crunchy, white. By Krista Moist, airy, fresh, silent, graceful. By Sylvia Bitter, sticky, minty, squishy, golden. By Nancy Sweet, solid, pleasant, crunchy, fruit. By Julie Sweet, sticky, cottony, soft, pink. By Mary Jump! Spring The wind rustles throughout the trees With a sweet-smelling breeze, The flowers grow and bloom When on the lake, glides a loon. Cartwheels, handstand and summersaults Go the girls, without any faults. Pretty soon summer will come, But I will enjoy now that Spring has begun. By Julie Another Math Test! Model Houses pno|j ‘ujoo -doj •uingaiqqne :SB3A SNV ' fp UB D uowo ‘dodiuoi ‘snio 24