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

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STAFF PICTURE First Row: Mrs. Scobbie, Mrs. von Maltzahn, Mrs. Embree, Mr. Grimson, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Burke Second Row: Mr. Bradon, Dr. Morris, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Bromberg, Mrs. Webber, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Pothier, Mr. Masse, Mr. Karr Absent: Mrs. Muir and Mr. Steele 5

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Headmaster s Page To The Graduates: With the completion of the new gymnasium and library, the Grammar School will add a new dimension to the education of its students. Involvement with the school should not be, and is not hmited to school days, and your participation in the expanding activities of the school, especially those associated with the new facilities, will be welcomed long after you graduate. Don ' t wait for an invitation, but lend your experience, as it grows, and your energy. In this way you will add to the education of those who follow you, just as those who have preceded you have enhanced yours.

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Graduating Class DAVID GORDON BLACK Come on now boys, let ' s play hockey . — Dale Turner, 1973 Gord ' s contagious enthusiasm, sincerity, good humour, rehability, and virtuous conduct have made him probably the most popular figure in the history of H.G.S. David lives up to his stature daily whether through his position on the Student Council, his chairmanship of the Noodles Fougere Ski Club, his captainship of Unicorn (where his unlikely battle cry of Eunuch has produced winning results), his coaching of Kid ' s hockey, his lead in the Yorkshire Puddings, and his managership of the soccer team. Clad impeccably in his Brogues, David has been known to Dash and Dart off to various ground hockey functions where his deceptive pull-the-string and ratelle-off-the- post move is both feared and laughed at. We are certain David ' s life will be prosperous, for his winning attitude will follow him as he skulls the ball of destiny down the road of life. Dalhousie PETER MARTIN STEWART BRYSON Of all the girls that are so smart, There ' s none like pretty ' Debbie ' . — Swift Hats off to Peter Bryson, House Captain of Hector. He ' s so involved when on the move You ' d think he was a spectre. In sports he ' s really right on top; In reading he ' s the best. And, when he ' s acting Romeo, He sure does show some zest. Someday he plans to study Law; Like Voltaire he shall succeed. Yet he always finds the time To do a kindly deed. A friend like him is super great; You might say he ' s real cool. He is in every way a credit To the Grammar School. MARCUS JEFFRY BURNSTEIN . . . and loving it. Burnie ' s love of leisure is only equalled by his fanatical desire to justify it. Nevertheless, Marc performs academic acrobatics which are an example to all. Often to be found on the soccer pitch, displaying the Burnstein style , or on the ice, applying a similar method, flipping in goals from any position. This athletic wonder is oblivious to his fame. Not averse to female companionship, Burnie will always guarantee a lively party. As a variety of Marc ' s feminine admirers will indicate, great things come in small packages. Though reason comes in small doses. Marc never ceases to amaze us with the abundance of his share. Dalhousie 6