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

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Roger Baskett Anyone who isn ' t confused here doesn ' t really understand what ' s going on. Roger joined us at the beginning of Grade Seven. He very quickly proved himself to be an important addition to the volleyball, soccer and basketball teams at the junior level and has continued being an active member on these sports teams throughout his senior-high years. He also shows dedication to his responsibilities in maintaining a high academic standard throughout his stay here. His work on the 1985 Grammarian was especially appreciated. Other activities have included drama. Reach for the Top and Rugby - the last reflecting his lack of respect for his own body. Although Roger has not as yet, fulfilled his goals of doing a reverse dunk in basketball and high jumping twice his own height, he should leave this school pleased with his accomplishments. Good luck in the future. Paul Bhattacharyya If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content with doubts, he shall end in certainties. The Advancement of learning Paul came to H.G.S. in Grade Eight, and since has been an active member of the class. Although, usually at the back of the room and quiet, he frequently interjects a profound thought or witty joke. Living in Dartmouth for the last four years, his daily trek has been shortened greatly by his move to Tower Road. Paul enjoys playing Badminton, Tennis, and Volleyball, and is currently a spiker on the Volleyball team. Paul ' s hobbies include computers, cars and playing guitar. In- terested in engineering and computer science he plans on at- tending Dalhousie in the Fall. Best of luck! -Anon. -Francis Bacon 12 Grads