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

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DAYALAN PUBALLAN PILLAY Infinite riches in a little room. - The Jew of Malta, Act I Dayalan has been a member of our class for four years and in that relatively short time has risen to the top in Calculus where he never fails to get the right answer. This year Dayalan held the position of secretary on the Student Council and added many excellent ideas to its discussions. Dayalan was a starter on our soccer lineup and managed the basketball team. He has been a member of the chess team since the first year he came to H.G.S. and has helped the team to successes which will not be seen for many years. Dayalan, one of the most willing leaders, spent endless Saturdays in the school ' s new gym organizing games. Such an active student as Dayalan can not help but to do well in Dalhousie next year.

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CARL ALAN MATHESON Wowie Zowie, You ' re So Fine - Frank Zoppa or Are You Off Yet? Sure, Carl is going into either Physics or Psychology next year at Dalhousie. But that ' s not what he really wants to do. He won ' t likely admit it to you, but his other ambition, which he calls Other Secret Ambition , is to be a ' Rock-n-Roll Star ' . But to cover up his secret desires, Carl has forced himself over the years to become a good student and participate in various activities. He has been close to or at the top of the class since he came to the school. He contributed greatly to the Reach For The Top Team which did well two years ago, finishing second in Canada. He was one of the most valuable members of this years school ' s basketball team. Carl was an integral part of the student council for several years. True to his deceptive ways, nobody can tell what will become of Carl, least of all Carl, himself. DAVID MARK NEWMAN Every passing hour brings the Solar System forty three thousand miles closer to the Great Globular Cluster MIS in Hercules - yet there are still some people who maintain there is no such thing as progress. David is a true veteran of the Grammar School, having run the course from Prep 1 to Upper 6. Over twelve years David has managed to maintain a good academic standing. He has also developed a remarkable sense of humor which he has combined with a rather peculiar manner of laughing. David also makes periodic visits to the chess club at lunch, to kibbitz, and occasionally play a game. David ' s interests include a love of music and an avid interest in photography. David will give instructions as to how to play shesh-besh (arable backgam- mon) or will discuss any aspect of Socialist Zionism at a moment ' s notice. He is also a member of Young Judea. David plans to attend Dalhousie in 1975 but will revisit Israel next year. RUTH FRANCES PADMORE Thus let me live, unseen, unknown, thus unlamented let me die, steal from the world, and not a stone tell where I lie. - Pope Ode on Solitude. Ruth plans to enter Acadia University in Wolfville where she will major in either biology or music. Her exploits on the flute fully justify this ambition; she plays with the school band as well as badminton. She is the only girl couragous enough to brave the fierce competition with which the chess team had to contend. She has been a welcome addition to the class in the last two years. 11

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