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

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f .f f' AMANDA MALLQN She likes 'em hairy! ! Mandy has lived everywhere from the tropics to the tundra, but for 4 long years has been com- ing to us from Rankin Inlet. As such she could boasts of being Aikin's Houses only northerner. She had the distinction of being Head of Residence as well as our second bouncer. Our fuzzy-topped head could be seen on the grounds at odd times and for some reason, she and Bev seemed to enjoy more Math classes than the rest of us. Between diets and the kitchen, our friendly monster had her good and bad times and always kept things jumping Thursday nights. As she floats towards educa- tion and the little ones we hope our even-tempered friend will succeed. DDLORES DEPAIVA Dolores, our personnel pilot, flew in Grade 3 and has tail winds ever since. Her voice is barely audible in class. but oh that Chick-a-Boom!! Those nails which were con- tinually breaking in gym, proved to be a good defence against boags. She was Ozzy's favorite pal and our Saccarine Kid. She hopes to see us at the Air Canada ticket counter at the airport. Happy landings.

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WENDY JDNES Our carrot-topped Ottawatonian newcomer has been our math brain all year. She was Class Vice -President the last term. After school she would leave a trail of dust behind her as she ran to see if a wine coloured car was in the park- ing lot. fremember the letter from Ottawa International Airportl ?J Our knowledgeable Wendy can always tell what state of mind anyone is in. She and Dodo could often be seen rehashing previous night's events at Gondola. With her mania for working, she drove us all nuts. See ya in the computer room in a couple of years. LOIS MACLEAN EEE-EEE-Giggle-Giggle. The boarders sanity was saved half way through the year by our monkey's disorgan- ized departure. Our school Captain emerged from Camrose Alberta's HICKEY town, in Grade ll. I-ler attraction for bottles led her out the bathroom window one cold winter night. At the sight of a guy, off go the glasses and on comes the asthma attack. Lois's passion for food led to serviette packages leaving the dining room. fexampleg matrimonial cakej Lois will take her future as it comes, hopefully with Raz or Jon or Pete or. . .

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DEBBIE STILBORN Farmer Deb came to us in Grade 9 from the booming metropolis of Lorie, Sask. She started off as a shy innocent worker. Somehow Debbie has transformed into a mischief- maker who starts everything but never gets nabbed. She was quiet but somehow she got an interest in hockey. Cl wonder who from, Yeah Don Laraway, eh Deb?J The early-to- bedders loved Deb for her late-night fire drills. She plans to go on to Home Ec. in Regina. PATRICIA TU ER There's a lot more to our Head Girl than meets the eye. as residence first learned when she arrived in Grade 11. Trish left res. at Christmas but not being to stand the separa- tion, she decided to grace us with her presence at Easter. You could always tell when anything was brewing by the look in Trish's eyes. We missed Tuer over Easter but forgave her when we saw her tan. Many a residence blow-up was averted due to Trish's steadying influence. We wish her Happy Hunt- ing in Commerce at U. of M. next year. I nyxv'