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

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- 2 - TABLE OF CONTENTS Headmaster ' s Page Page 3 The Junior School - Print by Danny Sangster ii The Jimior School Section Pages 5-l6 Photographs: Choir and Puppets Page 11 The Senior School - Print by Leslie Nash ti 17 Photographs: The Grammarian Staff) The Council «» 19 The Bee by Henry Hicks, illustrated by Alan Chaddock 21 Galilee by Bernard Nevman 25 The Ape in the Nightmare, a story by Alan Spafford n 26 Haliburton and Sam Slick, an essay by John Steeves w 28 Hymn to the Sim, a poem by Leslie Nash n 30 A Trip to bntreal and Ottawa, a report by Ian Slayter h 32 Photographs: With the Prime Minister j Fossil Hunt 33 Fossils and Fossil Hunting, an essay by Williara Burton illustrated by Alan Chaddock 34 Legends and Tales of Old Nova Scotia, an essay by Paul Goldberg illustrated by Alan Chaddock 36 The Acropolis, an essay by John Sperdakes illustrated by Alan Chaddock 40 King Seaman, an essay by Drew Bethune and Christopher Curtis 4I Joseph Howe, an essay by Leslie Nash and Katherine Stuart illustrated by Leslie Nash 44 Logic, the Beauty of Mathematics, an essay by Ian Slayter 46 Yacht Design, an essay with illustration by Alan Chaddock 49 Grandfather and Alexander Graham Bell, an essay by Sean Baldwin, illustrated by Alan Chaddock » 52 Photographs: Art Class | French, Grade 1 54 Art Club, a report by Ritchie Henman illustrated by Leslie Nash 55 lyfeking and Electro-magnetic Clock, a report by Drew Bethune 56 0. F. Meyerhof, an essay by Peter Meyerhof 57 Photographs: Science Clubj The Still 58 School Diary, by Stephen Greening 59 Sports — Print by William Burton 61 Soccer and Hockey, by Jamie Kitchen, illustrated by Alan Chaddock 62 Skiing, by Peter Norwood and Ronnie Mann illustrated by Alan Chaddock 64 The Swim Meet, by Denis Connor, illustrated by Alan Chaddock , 66 i

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- 3 - THE HEADi ' IASTER S PAGE It has been a dreary day, foggy and cold, and not at all the type of weather that is expected in the middle of May. However, the dreariness seems to have disappeared during the last hour as I read proofs of this edition of The Grammarian. The Grammarian I965 is certainly the most exciting magazine we have produced, and my congratulations go to the editorial staff and all those who have made contributions. We have had an exciting year as we moved into new areas of academic study. For me, the development of the laboratory into a real working unit, and the enthusiasm of the science club have been quite dramatic. The introduction of the new mathematics courses in the Senior School, and the marked improvement in the Junior School French course have been indications of the continued development of the school. My greatest pleasure came from the very clear evidence of the students in terest in their studies and their willingness to work. This is what The Halifax Granmar School stands for, and it is heartening to realize that we are moving steadily closer to the achievement of our ajjns. The Grammarian is evidence of our progress and growth. 1 sincere thanks go to everyone concerned with this publi cation. J. Russell McNeill Headmaster.