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

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Headmaster ' s Message A school year is a prolonged and mammoth production. What makes it fascinating is that each year, the sets and the scenes are the same; but the action is entirely different. What makes it complicated is the infinite interplay of changing personality, temperament and chance events. What makes it annually rewarding is the continuing evidence of the zest for life. No one year is hke another. There have been other contrasts more predictable, personal and annual: between long suffering hours of study, and the relief of relaxation; between silence and noise; between excitement and tedium; between the high of happiness and the depth of despair; between caring and indifference. Life without contrasts is dull and I think we can honestly say that life at our school is never dull. Headmaster Peter Montgomery

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Dedication In the past the Grammarian Staff has dedicated the yearbook to a group or an individual that has contributed a great deal to the school. However this year we have decided to dedicate the Grammarian to the group of people for whom the book is pubHshed; the students of the HaUfax Grammar School. John Cameron Assistant Editor

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The Staff BACK ROW: Mr. Serebrin, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Waldman, Mrs. VonMaltzahn, Mrs. DeGrasse, Mrs. Meinertzhagen, Mr. MacNeil. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Lankester, Mrs. Aterman, Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Kemp, Mile. Henderson, Mrs. Cruikshank. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Chapman, Mr. Bridgehouse, Mrs. Scobbie, Mr. Montgomery, Mme. Smith, Miss Silver, Mrs. Lewis.