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

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VICTORIA MARY ALLEN The long and winding road that leads to your door will never disappear, I ' ve seen that road before. Long and Winding Road - Lennon McCartney Vicky has been in the school for 5 years and in that time has added much to class and school life. Besides working hard and getting good grades, Vicky was co-captain of the volleyball and basketball teams and class repre- sentative on the Student Council. In grade 11 she was head of assistant secretaries which involved constantly locating the person who was supposed to be secretary. Outside of the school Vicky enjoys tennis, swimming and the occasional baseball game with the class. Vicky often receives remarks about her height but her quick retaliations often do in the remarker. It is not unusual to hear Vicky calling other people ' shorty ' or ' shrimp ' no matter what their height. Vicky wants to go to Trent and get a B.Sc. and then maybe on into medi- cine. Vicky has the willpower and determination to do whatever she sets out to do. We all wish our Mighty Mouse the best of luck in whatever she chooses to do. ANDREW DAVID BADLEY ' ' The man who chops his own wood is warmed by it twice. Henry Ford. Andrew has been vdth us for 12 years and has become a well known figure in the school. His tales of fishing and canoeing have become a trademark. He was involved in sports such as basketball, volleyball and soccer and has developed his leadership skills through outdoor pursuits. Andrew plans to go to Dalhousie for a Science program and will decide upon a career in either oceanography, forestry or medicine. Good luck Andrew! Chop, Chop, Chop. WILLIAM VICTOR BRANDON William Brandon William has added much to the class in his three years at the school and although his extra-curricular activities seem to occupy most of his attention, he still manages to do well in his academic pursuite. His out of school activities include sailing, ice-boating, and building and sailing wind-surfers. William has also done well in the school ' s cross country run, consistantly placing in the top five. His prodigious mathematical ability continually astounds the other members of the class, but he is always willing to help a fellow student out with a difficult problem. Although William does not know what he will di next year we are all sure that he will succeed at whatever he does decide to do. 13