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

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First row, left to right: Mme. Lalonde, Mrs. Cassidy, Mr. Karr, Mr. Currie, Mr. Spencer, Mrs. Wrig ht, Mrs. Scobbie Second row: Mr. Bradon, Mrs. von Maltzahn, Mrs. Fox, Mr. Benvie, Dr. Morris, Mr. Johnstone, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Embree, Mrs. Crocker Absent: Mrs. Grant, Mr. Morgan, Dr. Rolland MISS MacINTYRE MISS MONROE

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First row, left to right: D. Goldbloom, J. Glube, R. MacLelland, D. Hirsch, J. Crosby Second row: Mr. Karr, D. Wainwright, J. DouU, A. Tibbetts, R. Hawkins, G. Crosby We are indebted once again to Leslie R. Fairn and Associates for the architectural rendering which appears as the front end-papers. For typing we say a sincere thank you to Claire Morash, James Ci osby, Mrs. J. Nichols, Mrs. R. Tibbetts, Miss C. Chopra, Mrs. R. Glube, Mrs. F. McAuley, and any others whose names we have overlooked. There are many others to whom we are indebted for a variety of help- ful gestures. To all we express our sincere appreciation. Pictures of the sections of the mural made by Upper Two serve as separator pages. This mural is soon to be installed in the Izaak W. Killam Memorial Children ' s Hospital. Editor-in-chief Assistant editor-in-chief Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Art and Photography Editor Assistant Art and Photography Editor Activities Editor Assistant Activities Editor Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Faculty Advisor Robert MacLelland David Wainwright David Hirsch Jane Doull David Goldbloom Alan Tibbetts James Crosby Gregory Crosby John Glube Robert Hawkins James Karr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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HARRIS LEE BARTON Euclid alone has looked on beauty bare ' ' . Harris has always been an outstanding student. His genius in mathematics has long been recognized and he can fre- quently be seen helping his less-enlightened classmates in this demanding science. Although he spends a great deal of time on his work, he knows how to enjoy himself, to which his active social life will attest. His sense of humour is no handicap. His response to kidding about his snappy clothes and spongey hair is refreshing: a loud laugh and a wild, rhythmic stamping of feet. CHARLES GLUEK How forcible are right words . Chuck is one of the most active members of Upper Four, being a valuable member of the hockey team, basketball team, and the Trojan Aquatic Club. Chuck has a humorous remark for every occasion and never hesitates to make fun of himself in order to make someone laugh. Chuck, in spite of his seemingly epicurean character, is a conscientious stu- dent and will be sadly missed when he goes to Dartmouth College in the United States for his degree next year. 5