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

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: D. McKeag, A. Wadge, A, Westmond, B. Cole, Z. Atkins L Cramp, N. Lemon, L. Nebbs. FRONT ROW: M. Bremner, P. Carson, N. Russell, D. Sanderson, M. Fahrig, L. David J, Sharman, M. Guy. CAN YOU IMAGINE? Darcy McKeag Marilyn Fahrig Debbie Sanderson Jill Sharman Barbara Cole Alison Wadge Margaret Bremner Louise Nebbs Lesley David Mickey Guy Zenith Atkins Lorraine Cramp Pam Carson Alison Westrnan Nancy Russell being trampled by her own horse? with her Math homework done? in a mini-skirt? with her hair all one colour? as a translator at the United States? running out of sick jokes? without purple clips in her hair? flunking a Math test? bringing her lunch? without a whiney voice? staying awake in Geography? with shiney oxfords? in a black coat? with a voice resounding in the halls? with a low mark? But most of all, can you imagine a 250-pound Lemon? FORM II

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: N. Rawluk, M. Allison, K. Brown, C. Kucharczyk, I. Spiers, N. Riley, E. Paterson, E. Haworth, S. Claydon. MIDDLE ROW: L, Westcott, M. Martinson, H. Hay, D. Rogers, D. Adair, S. Baldwin, S, Klassen, E. Smith, S. Kastner, S. Klassen. BACK ROW: M, Wiswell, C. Alms, C. Lone, B. Campbell, P. Konantz, A, Treleaven, M. Burns, C. Medway, B.A. MacArthur. ABSENT: Lorraine Cloutier. FORM III IF FORM III COULD HAVE WHAT THEY WANTED WILLED TO THEM, THIS IS WHAT THEY WOULD INHERIT: Dawn Adair Margaret Allison Charlotte Alms Kathy Brown Margaret Burns Barbara Campbell Shirley Claydon Lorraine Cloutier Elizabeth Haworth Helen Hay Shannon Kastner Sandra Klassen Serena Klassen lots of new make-up a pair of new bloomers a boyfriend with an original name the record Way Back ln Old Vancouver homes for her kittens the record But l'm Not Talk- ing the handbook How To Com- municate With The Older Generation a spacious locker to sleep in rats and dissecting tools a Victorian Age waist a year's supply of Coffee Crisp a new hair style a hairbrush Patty Konantz Connie Kucharczyk Cynthia Lone Mirien Martinson Candy Medway Ricky MacArthur Ellen Paterson Norma Rawluk Nancy Riley Donna Rodgers Emily Smith Jane Speirs Laurie Westcott Mary Wiswell Shelly Baldwin Allyson Treleaven gorgeous legs the best seller How To Be A Convincing Detective a split end cutter pep pills a ten ton truckfull of boys John wrapped up with a big blue bow a hundred jars of easy appli- cating curl-free a bottle of Mountain Dew a sleep-learning Math course a leading part in the musical The Red Haired Mongrel straight hair a freckle eradicator a school uniform an automatic vaseline spreader the book How To Gain Weight Without Really Trying an automatic locker -cleaner- OUICI

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BACK ROW, Left to Right: H. Carter, D. dePaiVa, S. Raymond, M. Johnston, A, Wood, D. Lechow, P. Bradshaw. FRONT ROW: S, Richardson, B. Everett, I. Atkins, J. Lawson, G. Alms, H. Moir, L, Vannan. FORM I FORM I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Georgie Alms-- for her outstanding personality Bethan Everett-- for her congeniality and understanding of little animals Harriet Carter- for her shining blond hair C it's real! J Dolores dePaiva-- for her sterling leadership as class President and for all the nice things she wrote about the girls in this column Tish Bradshaw-- for her ability to make friends Susan Raymond-- for her French solo Dorothy Lechow-- for her interest in Geography classes Iris Ann Atkins-- for her athletic achievements and good sportsmanship Lisa Vannan- for her great sense of htu'nour Maureen Johnston-- for her laughter Holly Moir-- for her ability to count red dots in Math class Serena Richardson-- for her outstanding creative art projects Allison Wood-- for accidentally kicking over waste-paper baskets in class Jane Lawson-- for her scholastic attainments