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

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4:7 -,-.JJ Diana Kilgour - Craig Gowan - 1960 - '67 Diana was head of Craig Gowan, a member of the choir alto section and played on the volleyball and basketball teams. Better known as Zelda, she was found snoozing in Lit. class, calling teachers 'chic' or pursuing her hobby of SJ. R, sign-collect- ing. A broken nose and dislocated fingers are Zelda's trademarks. Physical education at U. of Victoria is her ambition. Best of luck, Di. Verna King - Glen Gaim - 1966 - '67 'I can hardly wait'. This was Vee's first year at Balmoral and she became an ardent Glen Gairn. Active in sports, and music, but mainly on the telephone, she could always be found denying that she messed up the pantry. Vee plans to enter nursing next year andwe we know she'll do well. Cathy McNair - Ballater - 1963 - '67 Cathy, our reliable sports captain, led an active year in sports, winning baskets for M, B, C. I, and 'Bobbing' around the ski slopes. An alto in the choir and an excellent school organist, she played many 'hims' this year. Collecting S.I.R, signs, being a prefect and a member of the Magazine Executive kept Cathy busy in '67, Nancy McQuade - Glen Gairn - 1964 - '67 'To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regulations. ' Nanny, outspoken and energetic could always be found running to Maxi's or talking business on the phone. She was a revolutionary business manager and photographic editor of the Magazine and we wish her lots of luck at U. of M. next year. Susan Majury - Glen Gairn - 1960 - '67 Busy this year as a prefect and head of the Library, Susan occasionally appeared at games. A school organist and choir member for three years, her 'silent' soprano voice was not often heard except in class. How many books are there, in the Library, Majury? Next year Susan plans to enter Science. Deirdre Malone - Craig Gowan - 1959 - '67 We missed 'Super-Skier's' cheery smile in English classes for a number of weeks last spring owing to a slight encounter with a tree. This happy choir member was on the Magazine Executive, supported Craig Gowan House and was often seen disappearing in a small, black Meredith bug, after four. Dee's future, somewhat uncertain, may take her to McGill, U. of T. or U. B. C. Good luck, Maloney.

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Carol Emerson - Craig Gowan - 1954 - '56, 1959 - '67 Carol, a strong Craig Gowan supporter played on the school volleyball team and was a member of special gym. Though a prefect, advertising manager of the school yearbook, and a mezzo in the choir, Carol found time to try her hand at skiing and visit her favourite cities, Calgary and Vancouver. Who was there, Emmy? Next year, Carol plans to attend the University of Calgary. Heather Gage - Ballater - 1965 - '67 Our perfumey prefect was back again this year with her bugs. Besides curling her hair every night, Heather managed to be a strong supporter of Ballater and the Magazine Executive and to spend some time in boarding. We know she will have a Ritch and fun year at U, of M. in the fall. Jane Gilchrist - Braemar - 1961 - '67 Janie G. , our go-go prefect, could be seen 'teering' around in her 'hot six'g car overflowing with members of the M,C.P, fMighty Car Poolj. Exchange Editor of the Magazine Executive and clock-watcher of Braemar games, Gabby Gilchrist was also a member of the choir. We hope our d - Andy skier will keep up her good spirits next year. Vicki Griffiths - Braemar - 1955 - '67 Vicki, head of Braemar, a prefect, on the Magazine Executive, organist and in the school choir, still managed to find time for riding and 'hysterical' ski trips. fSleep well on buses, Vic?j She was the envy of Form VI on Valentine's Day. Next year, Vicki plans to attend St. Iohn's on the campus. Brenda Johnson - Braemar - 1966 - '67 Our Icelandic beauty came to us from the thriving Metropolis of Eddystone. This being her first year, she brought to us the best of roommate qualities. Brenda existed for 'out' weekends and mail time. Although her future lies in nursing, Brenda is indecisive about whether to secure her R.N. or her degree. Good Luck, Brenda. Cathy-Jean Keir - Ballater - 1965 - '67 Cathy was an energetic Ballater supporter, in thought, if not in action. This year she became the Ioan Baez of Aiken's House, though entirely tone deaf. She hopes to pick up her guitar and go to take Social Sciences at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology next year f if her father meets her tainr in June.j '22, -fx ?9b N,-1 pun., Q

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Ian Moore - Ballater - 1965 - '67 Ian, our North African, competes with Diana in the alto section of the choir and is on the Library Executive. Among other hobbies, she enjoys lighting fires in wastepaper baskets. Isn't there another flame, though lan? Next year she plans to go east for university. Lesley Morris - Glen Gairn - 1962 - '67 'Carrot top', although active as a prefect and display director of the Library, still managed to go to house games, occasionally. Les was frequently seen haunting hair salons in vain search of a shorter hairstyle - 'Does she or doesn't she. . . ?' We wish Lesley luck next year when her talents lead her to enter Fine Arts. Cathy Pennock - Craig Gowan - 1955 - '67 As joint head of the Junior Library, a prefect, games captain of Craig Gowan and mezzo in the choir, 'Handsome Harry' still had time to skip a few Mondays and be the 'perfect pampered Purdian'. Excelling in gym, and a member of the M, C, P, , we're sure her blue bomb and cheery personality will carry her to success at U. of M. next year. Best of luck, C, P, lean Riley - Craig Gowan - 1956 - '67 School captain, prefect and great supporter of Craig Gowan, 'Smiley Riley' will be much missed next year. Busy skating, singing in the choir and helping on the Magazine Executive, 'Big Bertha' still found time to Eat seven course lunches and curl her hair 'Everett' Thurdsay. Altough her plans are indefinite, we're sure Jeannie will succeed in whatever she attempts. 'Toodles, LR, and good luck'. Denise Roulston - Braemar - 1959 - '67 'Born with the gift of laughter, and a sense that the world is mad. ' Always actively engaged in living, Denise has been a mezzo in the choir, a member of the Library Executive and played on the school volleyball team. Despite a growing interest in the field of professional music, she plans to attend U. of M. in the fall. Leslie Stovel - Ballater - 1962 - '67 Weekends found Les on the ski slopes trying not to 'Sprange' her angle or in Fort Garry on various and sundry errands. A member of the M, C, P. , she was often seen 'creeping' down the Crescent. Our busy class president and advertiser spent her week days at choir or playing on the school volleyball team. We wish her luck in Nursing at U. of M. next year. 'HW 53? 'Nl' fl?