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

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Upper Three Front Row: C. van Leeuwen, J. Cheung, B. MacLean, T. Terriss, V. Cunningham, K. Martin, M. nuge, N. Guy. Second Row: Mr. Johnstone, R. Buhariwalla, J. Thompson, S. Murray, P. Mclntyre, R. Dawson, J. Webster, R. Hirsch, T. Ozere. Absent: A. Lawler, J. Lawler, S. Newman, S. E. Lim. Where would Upper 3 be without: We the writers of this article being of sound mind and body leave: Richard a rubber ducky Shawna a pot of lip gloss Reeshad Susan Murray Robert a pair of ballet shoes Penny her size 4 ring Tom elevator shoes Karen beef noodle soup Susan Murray still chewing Jenny ' s straight jacket Vivien growth pills Jerome next year ' s position as captain of Glooscap Clay breathless Norma a square mile handkerchief Tim a petrified apple core Jeff some cubes Bruce a girdle Jackie a belt Marianne laughing gas Ariane her brother Ann a basketball Mr. Johnstone a T. V. Tom ' s levi shirt Clay ' s cheeks Jerome ' s legs Jennie ' s competition Norma ' s sweaters Penny ' s bangs Robert ' s jokes Richard ' s arms Shawna ' s afro Reeshad ' s cool Jeff ' s fingernails Karen ' s chicken soup Bruce ' s girl Marianne ' s giggles Jackie ' s profile Susan ' s appendix Tim ' s sadism Ann ' s charm Vivien ' s height Ariane ' s red road runners Mr. Johnstone ' s moods

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Upper Two Front Row: P. Brigeo, D. Carver, A. Porter, M. Honig, R. Buhr, K. Martin, H. Grover, B. Padmore. Second Row: Mr. Fyfe, P. Sable, B. Saltzburg, B. MacLean, J. Ritchie, P. Gow, T. Dickey, I. Winter. Third Row: D. Harris, J. Wollman, P. Graham, D. Linton, A. Feetham, C. Schandl, L. Burgess. Mr. Fyfe leaves his beard and goldilocks hair growing and growing and growing . Paul leaves as a chimney sweep Danny leaves perverted as ever Lori leaves her diet book to P. J. Barb leaves with her dog whistle voice. Thorn leaves the Prep Sweetheart Itta leaves her funky ski goggles on a trade-in for an un caper d accent Paula leaves complaining to the referee. Andrew leaves with modesty his best policy. Perry leaves borrowing and never returning. Brad leaves intoxicated. Anne leaves Tom Dickey confused. Phil leaves bold, dashing, debonair. Judy leaves as Mrs. Wilt Chamberlain . Cathy leaves sleeping in her locker. Ricky leaves his netminding abilities to playing jacks. Martin leaves with a beard. Breck leaves his split personality of Geeck to more important things. David leaves but returns moments later saying But look at it from this angle, sir . Blair leaves with someone next year able to pronounce his last name. Hilary leaves with the milkman. Kim leaves a freckled Kimby. Jennifer leaves not wanting to come back. David leaves as a snowball but comes back as a powder puff. Phil leaves like he does in the middle of every math class. Jeff leaves with a dignified derierre. Mi. iO 23

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Upper Four Front Row: M. Helleiner, C. Webster, S. Hawkins, T. Manuge, C. Grover, J. Schwartz. Second Row: Mrs. MacPherson, J. Chen, R. Cuperfain, S. Gillis, J. Bugden, P. Hunt, J. Szerb, Third Row: R. Cohn, J. Welsh, W. Forrestal, M. Sullivan, H. Conter, J. Chen We the writers of this article being of sound mind and body hereby leave to: Jacques a new subscription to Playgirl Jay a cold remedy Joyce an understanding brother Rob a tape recorder to listen to himself anytime he wants. Meg her grandfather Sue another boyfriend, another enemy Will pep pills for school Jen a chem book that tells it all Julie an 8 x 10 glossy of Mr. Naud Tim a duplicate key to a volvo Howie a good joke book Ronnie hair rollers Sean Mrs. Hirtle Cynthia a season pass to Chateau Halifax Phil a road map to Ridgewood Ave. Martin two matchsticks and no paper Jon a room in the N.S. Chris a room at the Schwartz ' s Mrs. MacPherson a 38 . . . (pistol to control Rob Cohn) Paul Wong a scholarship to the Grammar School. Where would Upper 4 be without: Jay ' s big mouth Jacques ' Kodiak boots Joyce ' s nicely cut hair Rob ' s well done assignments Howard ' s good jokes - ha, ha Ronnie ' s this is t he best history essay I ' ve ever done. Sean ' s chewing the cud Meg ' s wardrobe Sue ' s men or lack of same Cynthia ' s B.Ed. Willy ' s coat of many colours (Josef) Jennifer ' s contacts Julie ' s admiration of teachers Tim ' s wheels Phil ' s Beatlemania Martin ' s Latin Lust John ' s organizational ability Chris ' s love affair(s) Mrs. Macpherson ' s Rob . . . Quiet please. Paul Wong ' s attendance record 25