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

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SKI REPORT The B, H. Ski Team got off to a good start with a full bus to Falcon. We were the first and only bus there. lt was a bright sunny day, and the slopes were in excellent condition for Falcon. The runs were not too crowded and we only had one minor accident which resulted i h lf k But them's the breaks girls! Stony Mountain, our next trip, was made up of only boarders, who jumped into their little red handicabs and toddled off for a fantastic day's skiing on Manitoba's bi est bum . The l grass was green. gg p s opes weren't too challenging but the Balmoral Hall also invaded La Riviere and Mt. Agassiz on two other highly successful occasions. Again this year, our major expedition was to Ft. Bill. After a ren hour sing-song and a scenic tour through the rainy U. S. we pulled into the Royal Edward Hotel for a 1 we displayed our athletic skills in feats of flipping over the rope tow, tumbling from the T-bar, and triple somersaults over the moguls. The runs were crowded but, oddly enough, everyone made way for the B, H, skiers, and if they did not, we never waited around to argue. uxurious two day stay. On the Loch Lomond slopes Homeward bound, despite two injuries, we unanimously decided that Fort William would never be the same and neither would we after strenuously upholding our ski trip motto: Late to bed and early to rise, Leaves our B. H. ski team With bags under their eyes! H. McNicol and G. March n a a s i on exhibition in the Dalton House Trophy Room. ll -2 Q sg X en , M mi - I ov W.ll,e fl it ,X .mn-'mf' X 'P If ' . ff w r PM 'ap t Q gil t - gvf a ...-ar ' xy j X334 f s ,, 4 ' :: QQ . - Q -v Q sp -ilk fl jp 4, - tj , :ful li -'Lats gr ' 'wrap ' ,, 0, 'j j 1 jg Y f s k , A wi t Q f fa ,VW

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