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

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WHAT COLOUR IS AN What colour is a elephant you know it is grey But hav you see na purple elephant? Bruce McKee, P. 2 THE RAIN The rain is fun because, it makes puddles that I can. Splash in. Nancy Hawkins, P. 2 I KEEP THREE WISHES READY I keep three wishes ready. In case I might meet someday a fairy walking down the street. I ' d hate to stammer, so that is why I keep three wishes ready. Elizabeth Baxter, P. 2 SPACE In space I would float all about. And breathe in and out; From earth space looks small; But really the biggest thing of all. Laurent LePierres, P. 3 THE WHITE THREAD Across the sky A silver needle strings A slowly disappearing white thread. And by and by. Another needle sews the sky. Christopher Caines, P. 4 THE AIRPLANE An airplane rushes through the air, High in the sky, without taking a care. It is a huge heavy iron bird. Making the loudest noise I have ever heard, I wonder how such a big thing can fly ; It doesn ' t flap its wings, and I don ' t know why. Laurent Le Pierres, P. 3 WIND 0 wind, you make me cold; Are you young or are you old? Are you a beast of field or tree? Or just a little stronger than ms? Oh wind, a-blowing all day long; Oh wind, that sings so loud a song Lisa Risley, P. 3

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CHESS CLUB First Row: J. Dorrance, S. Walling, S. MacLachlan, S. Murphy, U. Kamei, J. Atherton, H. Green, J. Chen, C. Grimson, M. Belitsky, J. Carver Second Row: T. Brandys, S. Dickey, M. Shaw, A. Paton, G. Grant, S. Risley, D. Stienberg, C. Lee, P. Aterman Third Row: A. Badley, M. Bohra, A. Pugsley, R. Vethamany, J. R. Dickey, J. Guy, B. Rees, A. Welch, J. Aquino, W. Roscoe, T. Conter, N. Fox Fourth Row: T. Duncan, J. Beis, I. MacLeod, D. Knox, C. Caines, A. Roscoe, L. Risley, D. Linton, K. Harris, A. Paton, M. Dickey, L. Medjuck Fifth Row: D. Pillay, E. Lim, D. Haldane, R. Aterman, G. Youle, R. Padmore, S. Pillay Sixth Row: L. Steinberg, M. Russell, D. Carver, R. Buhr, M. Honig, D. Harris, H. Grover The Chess Club has been very successful in the last school year. Its funds v ere adequate to finance two chess tournaments ; one for the upper school, the other for the prep school. It was also able to purchase a chess clock, a valuable addition to the playing equipment. The club has played every lunch hour under the supervision of Dr. Morris who, along with members of the chess team, gave advice to many young chess enthusiasts. In the congenial atmosphere of the lab, the chess club flourished and proved chess to be one of the most popular pastimes in the school. Chess