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

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6. After the battle the i inning army is in a filthy temper, but it is not because of the battle, it is because Grabber must leave the school for misconduct in the fight. He is the one who won the Miss Joyful Prize for Rafia work (a horrible pastime forced upon us by that hag, Miss Pringle, a cad of the utmost impudence) and Head of the School. In the process of swimming, ten unlucky weeds drov ned (by forces which the Molesv orth Life Guard Team could not prevent); three were killed on the beach in the Molesworth I vs. Molesworth II Battle and one was killed in a traffic accident. Prep. VI, v hich adjoins just one of the Hallov ed Halls of St, Custards, is sm.aller now, and the world rejoices (the underworld, that is). Prep, VI is rid of the clot-faced, hidious Molesworth II, and other assorted weeds, oiks, bullies, etc., too numerous to mention. It is a happy time, for the clothes of Fotherington-Thomas have been stolen by some allied forces of the undervrorld of St. Custards. (VJith apologies to Geoffrey Willans) Andrew Gillis Prep. VI Age 11. SPRING Winter is gone, Spring is here And my heart is filled with love To see the beauty around me. The tiny buds are growing. And soon the farmers will be sowing Seeds in the fields. The dogs are barking. The cats are mewing. The mice are chewing And we think of love As God looks do m from Heaven above. Jane Greening Prep. VI Age 10. IF ONLY I COULD FLY Like the beautiful birds in the sky, I would talk like the birds, And walk like the birds If only I could fly, Rob Quigley Prep. V Age 10.