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

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., l Q1-4-.vt DAWN STEPHEN - If you ever want to hear a story, go to Dawn from Dauphin, Head of Dalton. All you hear is John, John Bass. Are there any polar bears in Dauphin, Dawn? Dawn is known for her big mouth. Stephen, you're too bold. SIGNY STEWART - Sig has been in this institution for life. Al- though she's Head of Braemar, she still prefers her French- English Dictionary to a volley- ball. Our shiny-shoed, sweetly- smiling prefect is a hard worker whose ambition is to be able to put the car in the garage. MARNIE STOVEL - Turts, our green Head of Ballater, came bopping in from Washington, or is it Ottawa? Not only does her smile crack her face but it cracks everyone elses'. Slow and steady wins the race, eh Turts. ALICIA TAM - Alicia, formerly from Hong Kong, is the only quiet grade ll. Her answer to every question is Um but she manages to get good marks.

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ANGELA SPERRY - Isla's dizzy blond friend from Fort Smith, N.W.T., came buckying in and said, l don't believe it, eh. Sparrow, our Head of Glen Gairn, on her way to Camrose hopes to fatten up her bird-like legs. Keep lifting those weights Angie. AINSLIE MACFARLANE - Our organizer of Spirit Week has a great imagination. She was blown in from the slopes of the Rockies by a chinook. Travel has always been a great difficulty for Ainslie. MacFee's punctuality was demonstrated dur- ing exam week. Better late than never. CATHY SHERMAN - Our skinny little runt, Shermie, paid her first visit here in '71. Her favorite pastimes are being sarcastic and helping with the yearbook. She makes excellent introduc- tions. Sherm likes to annoy the boarders by marking them absent when everyone tells her they 're here. 00 ISLA MEEK - Isla rolle weigh up north two d in from years ago. Our Head of Choir's voice never fails. it's always around. Isl a is known for her History essay sickness. Biology blues, etc. Anyway w cheery residence psych in Social Work. e hope our iatrist makes it BROOKE MCAREE - Mac from Moose Lake trucked in two years ago. Brooke spends hours in the bath reading Harlequin Romances. Because of Brooke's anti-male magnet- ism, she attracts people from far away places. Brooke, you breastlie beast you. riffs , .iff

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WAITING IN TIME Tomorrow was yesterday's thought of time, Questioning pace given to childhood, Seeking an unthought forgiveness Waiting for the eternity .. . for an everlasting eternally peace Unconsciously waiting for the Great God To wave a magic wand Correcting the reality of converse. But don't wait for change! It's only met on the road, Which is in thought. Live and Care... For eternity is never bought. Ann Hinton Grade 11 Qi Hr, -My HI 'ig . I 52: 2.1 lgx, ' X . 'Gi 1 -Q- K .. 2 x X K'