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

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JENNY THOMPSON Life without music is a mistake. Jenny characterizes both humour and serious- ness, both sensitivity and strength which together form a winning whole. Throughout her years at H.G.S., her proving ground for the past ten years, her endearing qualities have come to light. Her musical talents earned her top awards in the Music Festival this year and further more, her achievements in debating have been equally successful. Jenny will be pursuing a bacholar in music and later a bacholar in law degree. Her all round success at H.G.S. will certainly be the trend for the years to come. We wish her the best of luck. TIMOTHY JOSEPH LLEWELLYN TERRISS I want to rock ' n roll all night — Kiss Tim has long been our class ' s musical authority. To listen to him speak about his favorite is undoubtedly an interesting and enlightening ex- perience. He is one of our class ' best athletes, being this years high scorer in the H.G.S. basketball, as well as an excellent goalie in Halifax ' s midget A hockey league. The soccer and rugby teams have also benefited from Tim ' s participation this year. Even though he considered pursuing an athletic scholorship at Yale in hockey, he has decided to go to Dalhousie next year and study engineering. As our only twelve year graduate and good friend, we certainly wish him well. JACQUELINE PATRICIA WEBSTER . . . the time of life is short! To spend that shortness basely were too long. — King Henry IV Jacky has somehow managed to maintain her sanity in her role as President of the Student Council, while satisfying the more reasonable demands of the school ' s exacting student body. Jacky also has one of the heaviest subject loads in the class, and works part- time at Historic Properties, so it ' s not surprising that she can sometimes be found sitting in class with a tired expression on her face and a far-away look in her eyes. Nevertheless she also finds time for drama, volleyball, cross-country skiing, and of course her dog Blunder, a frequent visitor to the school. In the summer Jacky bicycles, sails, plays tennis illicitly at the club near her house, and attacks her archenemy, the front lawn, with an aged mower. Next year Jacky intends to pursue an Arts program at Trent University. This page compliments of Dr. and Mrs. W. Thompson 15

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