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

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UPPER FOUR Front Row: J. Thompson, T. Ozere, S. Murray, T. Terris, R. Hirsch, S. Newman, R. Buhariwalla Second R ow. Mrs. MacPherson, N. Guy, G. Hui, J. Welch, B. Maclean, P. Hebb, P. Mclntyre Third Row: A. Lawler, R. Dawson, J. Lawler, K. Martin, J. Cheung, J. Webster Where would Upper 4 be without: Jonathan ' s shady deals Anane ' s cooking Tom ' s fantastic volleyball spike Robert ' s side-splitting jokes Jerome ' s grins and blushes Penny ' s vengeance for collars Jacky ' s boyfriends Reeshad ' s red herrings Jenny ' s avoiding Richard Richard ' s How long is yours? Tim ' s open-mindedness Peter ' s catnaps Karen ' s Friday night rendezvous at MacDonalds Norma ' s appreciation (and love of) English class Sue ' s knowledge of fizzicks... Shawna ' s contacts (meow) Jeffs constant conversations Mrs. MacPherson ' s not yet Richard We the students of Upper 4 being of sound mind and body hereby bequeath to the following: Jonathon a muzzle Gary a loud obnocious voice Ariane the fine art of French cuisine Tom a four-foot tall volleyball net Bruce ANOTHER night out with the boys Robert a GOOD joke book Jerome his own darkroom Penny 10,000,000 lessons to adequate volleyball Jacky four volunteer bodyguards, namely... Reeshad a lock of Jacky ' s hair Jenny a paper shortage Richard a machine gun for his library duty Tim 100 presigned excuses Peter an alarm clock Karen the Upper 6 athletes Norma a life-time of horsing around Sue Crithey Shawna a math scholarship Jeff a Chinese-French dictionary Mrs. MacPherson an experiment that works 28

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UPPER FIVE Si Front Row: T. Pillay, J. Chen, J. Chen, Mr. Naud, H. Conter, J. Schwartz, R. Colin, M. Helleiner Back Row: J. Szerb, C. Grover, P. Hunt, C. Webster, S. Hawkins, T. Manuge, M. Sullivan, J. Bugden, R. Cupert ' ain Where would Upper 5 be without: Jay ' s football skills Jacque ' s shortness Joyce ' s fence sitting Rob ' s excuses Howard ' s punishments Ronnie ' s mark grubbing Cynthia ' s Cynthia-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a Sean ' s dissolving liver Meg ' s craving for a smoke Phil ' s garbage collecting experience Tim ' s Polish friend Julie ' s knowledge of trig Jennifer ' s intellegent questions Tilly ' s new found experience Martin ' s fantastic agility for a guy Chris ' s love life Mr. Naud ' s discipline We the writers of this article being of sound mind and bruised bodies hereby bequeath to: Jay - a seasons pass to Bwana ' s burlesque Jacques a life jacket to save him from his dreams Joyce - Jacques Rob - a map to Upper 3 Howard - a body bandage Ronnie - a Naud proof lunch Cynthia - Emma Sean - Tilly Meg - Alcool Phil - puppy love Tim - a ward of the court. Julie - a cool temper Tilly - Sean repellent Martin - an amphibious truck Chris - a chance to drive the family car Mr. Naud - a seasons pass to international wrestling, a book on the age of Victorian child beating, Boxing Illustrated and a 10 week course on the Hindu art of child sacrifice. 30