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

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PREP Back Row: David Kei-fe, Kathleen Murphy, Ben Pearre, Troy Holness, Gray Miles, Trevor Greenwood, Tom Sheridan, Corey Matthews Middle Row: Jennifer Silverman, Arun Goomar, Warren Auld, Jason Jacobson, Adrian Cameron, James Samson, Nicholas Graham, Mathias; Michalon Front Row: Mrs. Murray, Katrina Phipps, Ben Moore, Leif Englun, Margie May, Emma Haggart, Ann Roberts If I were the teacher I would . . . . Mathias - play games and work once a year Ben - sell ice cream and pizza at lunch let them take 30 days off school Nicholas - quit Adrian - make pophour and pizzatime and candytime Ben - teach John - send all boys home and the girls would work all day with no recess or lunch Katrina - make them work as hard as they could Margie - send all the boys to primary Lara - put the girls in primary James - make all students have no recess Jason - make them read all the time Trevor - wish that I had the power of Superman Leif - be very nice David - make the kids cook lunch at school Corey - dominate the children and force them to eat a thousand gallons of castor oil! Tom - let the kids have free time Gray - strap anyone that said anything bad Anne - go on a cross country run on bikes Warren - only let the boys go out for recess Kathleen - be a nice teacher to all the girls but not the boys Troy - do Kung Fu on everyone Emma - give my friends free time and I would not let the boys stop working Jennifer - have laryngitis from telling the class to be quiet and especially the boys 21

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PREP n Back Row: Samir Awad, Brent MacDonald, Paul MacDonald, David McFarlane, Kate Grindley, Gabrielle Bain Middle Ko« : Mr . Lewis, James Liston, Gillian Byrne, Matthew Thompson, Laura Waters, Aaron Dickson, Matt Thompson, Joy Laing I ' ronI K m : Bessy Nikolau, Sarah Risley, Robert Kip[)ers, Douglas Penick, Harold Roscoe, Chris Wilson, Kelsie Webb, Kendall Vogan Alisrnt; Mcglian Dorward, Allyson Franklin What this class needs is Matthew two hours for lunch Sarah - a pet Paul - some more journals Harold - more holidays Matt - more work to get our brains going Samir - more news corners David - more Encyclopedia Brown books Laura - more girls Aaron - more free time Robert - no more work Brent - less girls Jill - more music Meghan - more reading time James - more room Bessy - more paper and markers Joy - more room Christopher ■ more air conditioning Allyson - more silence! Kelsie - more free time Gabrielle - to be rebuilt and to be big Douglas - more ma(h sheets Kendal - more labics and pencils Kate - more cards 20

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Back Row: Mrs. Smith, Emily Andrews, Christina del Campo, Zareen Ahmad, Marko Hansen, Wayne Keddy, Bobby Rakhit, Sean Kirby, Nate Front Row: Athanasios Kartsakalis, Paul Simms, Luke Merriman, Davis Webb, Andrew Sacamano, Danny Byrne, Kabir Ravindra, Paul Baskett, Ariz David, Andy Kim, Kevin Ramsey Absent: Clea Kindred, Chris Berl Nate - 1 had a dinosaur of my own, but dinosaurs are extinct. Darn! Emily - 1 was a good rollerskater, but really I keep falling over. Paul S. - that an airplane costed twenty dollars, but it really cost much more. Bobby - there was an arcade in the school that didn ' t cost any money, but really there none. Christina - 1 had the power to make things come true, but really I ' m just a normal person. Sean - 1 had one million pets, but really only have two. Andy - everything in the world was free, but really it isn ' t. Athanasios - that I was strong but I can ' t even lift a desk. Ariz - that 1 had a homework machine, but really I spend half an hour on it each time. Wayne - 1 was a young Viking, but really I ' m a modern person. Zareen - 1 had my own room, but really I won ' t have my own room until next summer. Paul B. - Andrew would not be so confident of himself, but really he always is. Chris - 1 had a pet store, but really I don ' t. Danny - 1 had a Yamaha MX80 and 10,000 dollars, but I really don ' t. Kevin - 1 had a walkman, but really I don ' t. Kahir - that I could fly, but really all I can do us jump. Marko - the price of jelly beans went down to 3 cents a kilogram, but really they cost a fortune Clea - that I had a watch like a television but I really have a normal watch. Andrew - that I could fly, but really I cannot. Luke - I could go on television as the Greatest American Hero, but really I have never even been to Hollywood. Dorward wish . . . 22