Balmoral Hall School - Optima Anni Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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. s S Serum Staff STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. R.I. Armstrong, Mrs. P. Moody, Mrs. R. B. Tillman, Miss I. Crawford, Mrs. R. I. Nixon, Miss N. Lucas, Mrs. B.L. Hijmans, Mr. M. Mathew, SITTING: Mrs. A, Byrne, Miss W. Arbour, Mrs. D. Nixon, Mrs. W.H. McEwen, Mrs. R. Mathew, Miss I. Ingram, Mrs. R, McDiarmid, Mrs. G. K. Rankin. , I. J,-, Llltigj fxvii V. gm wwf ws uw . . I-,yi .J i -J-:if 'TE 11 's . '5' ' .'- : 'N LH? . 1 s' iv - f ' m , I, ' I' I - ' ,', X' 'v I - .I .f , ,I ,i ', V1 f, N Q, ,v If-11 ' ' I ' V ' ' M ' 1 rf, . , ..l., ' if FLOOR, Left to Right: Diana Kilgour, Catherine McNair, Marilyn Williams. SITTING: Elspeth Dempster, Susan Majury, Jean Riley, School Captaing Mary Cain, Head Girly Catherine Pennock, Vicki Griffiths. STANDING: Heather Gage, Margie Andison, Jane Gilchrist, Lesley Morris.

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aledtzw 1967 - A special year for Canada. Through the past century the people of our country have been learning, striving, and fighting for the improvement of the nation in government, business and science. Through our years at Balmoral Hall, we too have been learning and increasing our knowledge by Seeking Better Things to aid us in our future life. As Canada reminisces about its past, so I would like to take this chance to recall my former years at this school. There have been many opportunities offered to us, and if we have benefited by them, it is only because we have seized on these advantages to the best ofour ability. From these chances to serve and contribute to the school, many of us have memories that will not be forgotten, Participation on the magazine or library committees, playing on the school or house teams, or singing in the choir are all valuable experiences which will someday be useful to us. Mary Cain - I-lead Girl Those of you who have boarded will know the lean Riley - School Captain opportunity of working and living together, and the friendships you have made will be long lasting. The sports in the school, also have enabled us to strive towards a common goal. The various ski trips to La Riviere and Fort William, and the Expo tour early in the summer allowed us the enjoyment of recreational together. Happy memories of trips to the ballet and the theatre, Christmas dinners, the Carol Service, Initiation and Sports Day will not be forgotten. The closing services and exercises, our last, will always be meaningful, Those of us who have been leaders will always recall the challenging but rewarding experiences we have undergone. These have only been made possible by the help, co-operation and enthusiasm of many students, all of whom I sincerely wish to thank. Although we, the graduates, regard the future a bit warily, we know that from the activities, dances, and services that we have organized and participated in during all our years at this school, we have gained an invaluable experience and understanding that will provide us with a firm footing in our future endeavours. The memories and truths of these years will never be forgotten, and many of us, as I know I will, will be proud and happy to return to Balmoral Hall on its special occasions. Much is offered to the students of this school and myiignly hope is that you, the students of next year, experience the opportunities that the graduating class of this centennial has. Jean Riley

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