Halifax Grammar School - Grammarian Yearbook (Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada)

 - Class of 1965

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- 6 - Gently pull dovm the lower mandible (jaw) as far as it will go J then it can be separated from the skull without breaking the union of the rami. It is not necessary to remove every particle of flesh at this stage, because the final scrubbing accomplishes this more easily. Next tie the lower mandible to the skull and place in a strong ammonia bath — one cupful of household ammonia to two gallons of water. Allow the skull to remaia in this solution from two to six days. If commercial hydrogen peroxide is available, add a cup of this to the ammonia solution and a better bleaching will be obtained. At the end of the bleaching period, the skull should be washed in sodium hypochlorite. If this is not available, javelle water may be used. Javelle water is made by mixing one can of chlorinated lime, an equal amount of washing soda, and one gallon of water. Javelle water is used hotj sodium hypochlorite is used cold. Place a rubber glove on the left hand, and hold the skull over the dish containing the solution. Now dip a long-handled brush in the solution and scrub the skull vigorously. All surfaces must be scrubbed clean of flesh. Be sure none of this solution is splashed on bare skin or clothing as it has a burning action. Further steps in the final preparation of a skull involve some very dangerous chemicals. I suggest, therefore, if any one becomes interested in this subject, he go to the Museum of Science for expert instruction. Don ' t you think this is a rather unusual hobby? Eric Myhre, Form A Age 12. THE BEl GAL LAITCERS I am a Bengal Lancer. I ride a horse named Lady Bug and another named Mischief. I fell off a horse two times. We trot on the horse and there is a girl or boy walking beside us just in case the horse gets scared and jumps around. There is a lady in the middle of the ring and she is our teacher. We have fim on the horse. There are boys who march around near the ring and sometimes they scare my horse that I ride and he jumps around. Once there was a boy holding the horse very loose and those boys were marching and the horse got away and went all the way to the other field and then he stared. Some people say that he wants to march with them. Robert Quigley Form E Age 7.



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- 7 - SAILING My favorite hobby is sailing, and it is an especially good thing to be able to do here, because the Nova Scotia coastline has some of the best sailing areas in the world. People come from very far away to sail in Cape Breton and Mahone Bay. Some of the things I like best about sailing are the excite- ment and the feeling of independence that you get when you are skipper in a race. On the other hand, there is that nice, peaceful feeling when you are just drifting along. Another feeling that is special about sailing is when you are cruising and you sail into an empty little bay, just like a real explorer. Sailing teaches you to be quick and alert, to love the out- of-doors, and to be a good sport, Allan Finley, Form A Age 10. TliE BACKWARDS LAND There is a backwards land far off in the sky. The children there are the parents and the parents are the children. The teachers are the pupils and the pupils are the teachers. A rich man is a tramp and a tramp is a rich man. The sun is the moon and the moon is the sun. The hard sums are one and one. The boys skipj the women play football. When it rains, it is a good day. When it is sunny, it is a bad day. VJhen the trees are cold, they move to a warm spot. The birds feed the people. Christmas is in January, and New Year ' s is in December, I wish I could go to backwards land. Jeffrey Neal, Form D Age 8. Mi ANIMAL I am a catdogfrenchpoodle. I have small, floppy ears. My fur is soft and long and I have little circles of long soft fur. I like mice, fish, dogfood, catfood, sardines, milk, and water. I like playing ball, catch, and many others, I like getting tangled up in a string. I like running, jumpiiig, walking, and frisking about. I ara a boygirlnxanv omanmenwomen . My religion is jewishchristianmoharamedanism. I come from Irelanddutchlandenglandcanadaromegreecenewyorkconstantinople- venice. My name is Harrylaxryericajohnbettyelizabethmary, Erica Glube, Form C Age 8,

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