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

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The ninth edition of THE GRAMMARIAN marks a distinct advance in the evolution of this annual student publication. Instead of the soft cover, mimeographed magazine of former years, you now have in your hands a hard cover yearbook with a great many more photographs thar ever before, including coverage of the individual members of the graduat- ing class. This advance would noi have been possible without the initiative and responsibility shouldered by the students themselves. Two groups in particular deserve a large share of the praise: Edward Murphy, Paul Talbot, James Steeves, and David Goldbloom, who solicited advertising to enable us to meet the costs of this ambitions production; and Bernard New- man, James Steeves, and David Goldbloom, who put their time and their own photographic equipment (in the absence of darkroom facilities at the school) wholeheartedly to the service of this publication. Also to be commended are Susan Nichols, our first girl-editor, and Mr. Karr, the staff adviser, for all the time and effort they have lavished on the preparation of the book. The results speak for themselves. W. E. P. Currie Headmaster 2

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Ideals Ideas Presented by J lie StiiJents of Halifax, Nova Scotia May, 1969

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njJlto 4vc TLe j y fow7 2. What a cutie! 3. Non est ad astra mollis via 5. I ' m still smilin ' n ' t try to tell me I ' ll get up there . . . Those eyes! ' ' C L 9. So ' s your ol ' man! 8. It just takes talent and lots of backbone. 99 ' , 1 1 . You must have been a beautiful baby. 12. Nov , let ' s think about that. 10. Let ME have the ball. This page sponsored by Mr. S. E. Acker. 15. New theatre, indeed! I v as way ahead of ' em! (See page 56)