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

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j i Prep School PREP ONE Second row: Mrs. Wright, T. Walker, R. Hamer, A. Boswell, M. Rhude, N. Fox, A. Samak, M. Gaede, M. Warner, M. Caine First row: J. Dorrance, A. Bradley, S. Dickey, D. Rahman, R. Sinclair, J. Guy, L. LaPierres, A. Vagianos, T. Duncan PREP TWO Third row: S. Newman, R. Vethemany, H. LaPierre, J. Beis, H. Hobday Second row: Mme. Roche, C. Mingo, C. Stevens, P. Reese, L. Warner, C. Caines, L. Fox, J. Dickie, T. Nor veil, M. Vora First row: N. Bright-Asare, R. Sinclair, R. Smith, T. Schandl, A. Pugsley, R. Khakhar, P. Atherton, J. Emil, S. Walling. 10

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MICHAEL GORDON QUIGLEY Do not think the youth has no force, because he cannot speak to you and me. Hark! in the next room his voice is sufficiently clear and emphatic. It seems he knows how to speak to his contemporaries. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Mike ' s silence in class, now legendary, belies an able intelligence and a lively sense of humour; indeed his impersonations of certain staff members, who must remain nameless, often reduce his classmates to uncontrollable fits of laughter. Though undecided as to his future career, Mike ' s academic qualifications are high, as his presence on the school ' s competitive physics team, at times a somewhat dubious honour, attests. Mike also enjoys the athletic side of life; he is an ardent skier and a highly proficient, if queasy, sailor. Those of us who will remain here next year on the subject promotion program will be glad to have him with us. DARYL WILLIAM TINGLEY I have hardly ever known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning. Daryl considers that he is an exception to the rule most of the time. Daryl has a known skill in mathematics and has a tremendous amount of patience, especially when dealing with mathematics. He enjoys driving, most of the time, and has a natural affinity for the opposite sex. His mind is curious and he is an avid enthusiast of sailing and skiing. When deahng with his first love, mathematics, he is able to control his temper, but, when the whiz kid is stumped, beware! Things begin to fly. IAN STUART TYRELL YOULE A man who could make so vile a pun ... Ian believes firmly that puns are the finest form of wit, which often provokes his classmates to fits of violence. When not causing groans of agony, Ian is usually found holding forth on the virtues of catamarans or expiaining a problem in physics or biology. He won a silver medal at the Canada Winter Games this year, in figure skating, and has been on the Physics Team for the last two years. Undoubtedly he will keep those of us on the subject promotion plan in stitches when he stays on with us next year. 9

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PREP THREE Third row: R. Kamra, C. Ozere Second row: Mrs. Muir, T. Conter, R. Samek, M. Hawkins, M. Lynk, N. Mingo, J. Blanchard, M. Dickie, A. Welch, M. Rastogi First row: J. Ritchie, P. Hart, L. Medjuck, J. Badley, E. Peaslee, E. Reese, K. Harris, J. Aquino, D. Oulten PREP FOUR Third Row: B. MacLean, C. Koppernaes, D. Carver, T. Dickie, W. Roscoe Second row: Mme. Lalonde, P. Aterman, P. Graham, D. Harris, R. Gale, P. Gow, J. Welch, M. Rankin First row: C. Schandl, C. Norvell, A. Whitby, D. Linton, P. Quigley, J. Shane, B. Russell, J. Newman, J. Ritchie 11