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

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JUNIGR STAFF rs 57 QU! ,X Ks mi Back Row: Miss Cummings, Madame Kaufman, Mrs. Cuddy, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Henry. Front Row: Mrs. Coyne, Mrs. Kiymkiw Mrs. Bare, Mrs. Willis. Absent Mrs. Petrie, Mrs. Kobold.

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EDITGRIAL From September 1970 through June 1971, the world has seen many changes, many spectacular occurrences. Natural and political crises have arisen, some unexpected. Minor skirmishes and full-scale attacks have been dealt between opposing factions. Emergency measures were enforced in Canada to deal with a national crisis. Specific trials have come to light as extreme examples of social judgement. More wide-scale pollution is being recognized. Epidemics struck certain parts of the world, and other forms of disaster wiped out thousands of people at a time. The year has been one of tragedy, of confusion. All is not despair, however. Governments strive to pass legislation to benefit their people, and scientific breakthroughs now alleviate some form or other of life. Depressed minority groups are being recognized as such and are rightly gaining equality. There have been celebrations both joyous and numerous. Individuals have found that personal achievements are rewarded through various channels. Spiritual awakenings are also trans- mitted more widely. The year has been one of happiness, of contentment. This June, a number of Balmoral Hall's girls will graduate from the school and emerge into the world at large. Each girl has her individual ambition, her hope for the future. Each has been fortunate to receive the preparation for her ventures by the dedicated teachers and staff of Balmoral Hall. The girls have been pampered, but not only so. ln the time they have attended this school, they have learned to live. Our school has been a kind of mirror of the world for the girls. Balmoral Hall was their immediate sphere of experience, but the world happenings were impressed upon them. They knew about what went on within the school, and most took an active part in its society. The world is fast changing. lts affairs are now passing into our hands, those of today's youth. We are women, and the woman's role in the world has widened. Therefore, we as BH girls have a number of enormous obligations to fulfill. Now the time has come for each girl to recognize and apply her resources towards securing for society in gen eral a world of justice, of prosperity, of peace. Connie Kucharczyk, Editor. 20