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

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The Graduates

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Grammarian Staff Front Row: B. Padmore, J. Shane, P. Mclntyre, R. Cuperfain, R. Kamra, J. Cuperfain Back Row: Mr. Montgomery, N. Guy, L. Fox, D. Harris, J. Wolman The Grammarian presents a combination of many different aspects of life at the Halifax Grammar School. The articles and photographs for the Grammarian are collected and edited by staff members who must also collect enough money to finance the yearbook. This year ' s staff did a wonderful job. Mr. Montgomery aided us during the year by offering new ideas and then helping us to organize them. A special thank you must be expressed to Lorcan Fox and Leila Eerikainen, who wrote out the litera- ture, and Jenny Thompson and Joel Cuperfain, who typed up the articles. The teachers and Miss Arthur have been very cooperative by putting up with us interrupting their classes and tying up the school telephone lines. I ' d like to say thank you to everyone and Best of Luck to this year ' s graduating class. Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Photography Editor Assistant Photography Editors Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Staff Advisor Penny Mclntyre Judith Shane Joel Cuperfain Ronnie Cuperfain Ravi Kamra Jeffrey Wolman David Harris Lorcan Fox Norma Guy Barb Padmore Mr. Montgomery

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JOHN BEAUMONT CAMPBELL BUGDEN He doth nothing but talk of his girls. Jay is one of six members of the class who have been around for the full twelve year cycle. His dependability in business affairs is demonstrated by his appointment to class treasurer and aid to the headmaster. Jay has always been a diligent worker, but at the same time has kept an eye on members of the opposite sex. His exploits in the field of women have spurred many a classroom dis- cussion; and when pushed he shows an excellent sense of humour. Jay is also adept at many forms of athletics. He plans to study sciences at Dalhousie next year, and we all wish him the best of luck. ADAM GORDON COPAS Thinking is to me the greatest fatigue in the world - Sir John Vanbrugh Adam has graced us with his presence at the school for only one year. However, as a newcomer, he was a welcome addition to the upper class. Adam has been a determined worker as he commutes everyday to and from Chester where he resides. Often tired from his early morning awakenings, he fights conscientiously through each school day. The object of many jokes, Adam takes these all in stride as he knows that we but jest. He was formerly with the Canadian Armed Forces but left it, probably on his own accord. As for the future, Adam does not seem too sure of what he will be doing (so what else is new?) but he says he will be studying geology at St. Francis Xavier. All of us wish him the best of luck. He hopes he doesn ' t need it. HOWARD SIDNEY CONTER You have a nimble wit; 1 think ' twas made of Atlanta ' s heels - Shakespeare Howard is one of the six 12-year men in the gradu- ating class. He has been a valuable member ever since his first year at the school. His sharp wit and clever humour never fail to reduce the other members of the class to fits of laughter. Howard has participated in various sports, such as soccer, basketball and rugby, where he inevitably demonstrates his good sportsman- ship. This year Howard has led the student council and helped to keep the Drama Society books in order. He plans to go to Dal. next year, where we ' re sure his sense of humour will be appreciated. We wish you the best of luck, Howard. 8 This page sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Grover