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

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Staff First Row: Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Coates, Mr. Grimson, Mme. Roche, Mme. Martin, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. von Maltzahn Second Row: Mr. Bradon, Mr. Spencer, Dr. Morris, Mr. Blake, Mrs. Muir, Mr. Pothier, Mrs. Embree Third Row: Mr. Karr, Mr. Steele, Mrs. Scobbie, Mr. Bromberg 4931, 4932, 4933 3

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Headmaster ' s Message To The Graduates: The quality of life is shaping up as the major concern of the seventies, while the concern of your education at the Grammar School has always been the quality of your learning. Approach the quest for a quality of life with the same intensity that you have shown in your pursuit of academic education and you will enhance your chances of a meaningful, satisfying life. Mr. Grimson C. D. Grimson Headmaster April, 1972 Mrs. Touesnard 2

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Graduating Class LESLIE MARK BERALL Reading is to the mind, what exercise is to the body. Richard Steele Sir Les is the first member of the H.G.S. to sport a full-grown beard. A five-year veteran of the school, his ability to laugh good- naturedly at the thousand daily distortions of his nickname gives the impression of excessive mildness, but one look at his six foot stevedore build leaves one with no desire to test his good nature. An avid basketball and wrestling enthusiast, Les was a great asset to these school teams and we wish him every success at Carleton next year. GREG CROSBY God give us men. A time like this demands Strong minds, great hearts, true faith and ready hands. Greg, Donny, or Gary is one of the most popular members of our class. Whether it be in the school, at the rink, or on the pitch, Greg ' s jovial personality can ' t help but favourably influence his schoolmates. His wittiness has turned many an English or Math Class into an hysterical frenzy. When Greg leaves the school this year to study at Dalhousie, he will be sorrowly missed. ALLEN FINLEY A dillar, a dollar, A ten o ' clock scholar ... Finishing a subject promotion programme, Allen seems to be determined to make this his best year yet. Three perfect scores in college entrance exams testify to his talents in many diverse areas, and his reputation in calculus keeps him busy answering the queries of his less mathematical colleagues. Allen has also found time this year to take part in many extra- curricular activities, in such varied fields as music, French club, and swimming, which he teaches on Thursday at the Y.M.C.A. In spite of his many achievements, however, success in one field seems to have eluded Allen ' s grasp. He finds it almost impossible to arrive on time in the mornings. Thus, while we wish him every success at Dalhousie University next year, we hope that the late Mr. Allen Finley doesn ' t schedule any 8:30 classes. 4