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

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Headmaster s Message Wishing the Grammarian, and the students who give it its life, the very best of luck for the coming issue is always pleasant. It gives me an op- portunity to reflect for a moment on not only the contents of the magazine, which are traditionally challenging, interesting, and pleasant, but also on the organizational and team efforts which go into its production. Any magazine that is going to be a success always needs both sound content and contagious enthusiasm. As far as I am concerned, the Grammarian has this. To their eternal credit, the editorial and production staff made an early start and have worked consistently and enthusiastically from the very beginning. Well done, all concerned. Douglas J. Williams, Headmaster.

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Slaff Front Row: Mr. Spencer, Mrs, MacKenzie, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Naud, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Ottman, Mme. Didier, Mrs. Scobbie, Mr. Masse. Middle Row: Mrs. Kwak, Mrs. von Maltzahn, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Steele, Mrs. Degrasse Back Row: Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Lancaster, Mr. Wynne, Dr. Webb, Mr. Curtis, Absent: Mrs. Cooper , Mrs. Webb.