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

 - Class of 1975

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' fe - ' Q, , N ,. .5 4 ,, I - ' M .yANL,-,,.: L- ,.g1TH-.,- ' ,M W, ' ,fm w A . . . , v U wx 4 J Y ., -4, I , ' 4' Q K 4 .V Q I. K K 9 1 V ' 'a nf' V. ' .A N ... 3 U gr 'P we Q -1 C1-Q k 'V , . q, , , 9 3-I1 . 7, 4.5 F fx 'Q .J if 1: 1-ft , wa -Q, ' ' 'H . , ff, .f , v S' X .,., M, ,J Av 4' ' - '1 Y 1 I , , , ,yd W- - ' -. nf .L .I ,, f,,Q-Sffxwr ,MH . , V- .- 2- f I, Y, 'D YA f'17,wpg H . . 1 f'.:,,, ..,5,:,, MM ,NNTR Vihuilx I' ,,.y .c- 'fkeiwzfw -- , ' ' '4+ '5yQ..,!--,:1- 0 I . , 1 ,. , ' .' ' 1,19 v -- N .. W' f H I. Q-.ff 'Hifi' f A - ,Q A, X an .Q 1 w Balmoral liaall RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Nursery School through Grade XII I , D At Balmoral Hall, our objective is to guide each girl to realize her maximum intellectual, physical and moral growth through a well supervised and demanding curriculum. Our guiding principle is balance. This is achieved through high academic standards coupled with a healthy emphasis on physical education and extracurricular activities. The buildings of Balmoral Hall are ideally located on eight acres of land near the heart of Winnipeg on the banks of the Assiniboine River. For prospectus and information, contactg Mr. R. Martin Kenney, C.D., B.A., M.Ed. Headmaster Balmoral Hall School for Girls 71 Langside Street Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C lZ3 Telephone: 786-8543 1 Optima Anni Staff and Editorial School Calendar-l974 '75 Board of Governors . Headmaster's Report Staff .... . ......... Head Girl's Report. . Executive Council. . Graduates and Senio Art and Literature. . Junior School ...... Clubs and Activities Cruise ............ Houses. . . Sports.......... Residence. .. . . . . . Closing of School. . . Alumnae ..... . . MAY DAY. . . . . Awards Day. . ...... Yearbook Supporters Directory.......... Autographs .... flbptima Qnni '7 Eulume 25 YEAR BOOK CLUB Mary Grace Ashdown Lori Jacks Brigette Bereznay Susan James Banu Berker Heather Mclntosh Anna Cholakis Shelagh Martin Kate Everette Heather Provis Dawn Goodwin Susan Roblin Katina Ross hitnrial With the arrival of Mr. Martin R. Kenney, as Headmaster of Balmoral Hall, the school awakened to the dawn of a new era. Enrollment is increasing and so is the quality of teaching. The future will see the results of the work of many over a long period of time. The quality of any school is not determined by the texture of its bricks and mortar but rather by the thrust of teaching and being taught. The intimate teaching and fellowship environment at Balmoral Hall provides a unique experience for the attainment of the highest objectives of the educational process. The Grade Twelve class has now become part of the Alumnae group of the school. As the years go by and we gain in maturity, we will even more appreciate the opportunity given us by being part of the environment of the school. As Alumnae, we know that the school will always welcome us. More particularly however, as Alumnae we must recognize our responsibility to give the school full support. ln doing this, future generations can have the enriching experience afforded all of us. The Optima Anni will provide a source book of memories through the years to come. A school yearbook is a most important publication, which like good wine, becomes more treasured with the passage of time. The whole school should participate fully in the production. Unfortunately this has not been the case with the present edition. A warm and special thanks goes to Mrs. Kenney, whose guidance and advise has made this yearbook possible. I would also like to thank Mrs. Buck, who has put a great deal of work into this edition of Optima Anni. On behalf of the Grade Twelve we record our Goodbye, but not our Farewell. Shela gh Ma rtin up -il - alenhar SEPTEMBER 20 5 Autumn Term Opening 13 Grade 10 Bake Sale MARCH 24 Grades 5 dc 6 to Lower Fort Garry 10 25 Mufti Day 17 OCTOBER 8 Grade 8 to Planetarium APRIL 22 Grades 1, 2 85 3 to Dalnavert 29 Parentffeacher Day, Jr. and Sr. 16 31 Ha1lowe'en Parties in Jr. School 18 30 NOVEMBER 1 Grades 4, 5 85 6 to Winnipeg Symphony 19 Mother's Auxiliary Fall Meeting MAY 20 Pep Rally for whole School at 3 pm. 1 DECEMBER 2 1 Open House at School from 12 to 5 pm. 4 S. A.C.U. Tests for Grade 12 15 12 Grades 1 85 2 to Museum of Man and Nature 29 Christmas Holidays Begin JUNE JANUARY 5 8 Winter Term Begins 7 24 Ski Day 9 10 FEBRUARY 7 Grades 10, ll 85 12 to Festival of Man and Nature ll 14 Mufti Day Sr. School Parent X Teacher Interviews Grade 4 to Museum of Man and Nature Irish Stew served to Grades 5 85 6 Easter Holiday Begins Spring Term Opening Grade 4 to Planetarium Hot Dog Day Grade 4 to see Prince Charles at Government House May Day - Luncheon for Fathers Tea for Mothers Mother's Auxiliary Presents Maytime with Mart Kenney Grade 5 to Dairy Farm Sr. School Begins Final Exams END of Final Exams Graduation Dinner and Dance Rehearsal at Westminister Church Awards Day Alumnae Tea for graduates Closing Exercises and Garden Party .aww - Zkuurh uf Gnhernurs Mr. N. I. Alexander Mrs. I. H. Ashdown Mrs. P. L. Ashdown Mr. W. W. Buchanan Mr. C. Cholakis Mr. John G. Greene Mr. A. S. Leach CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD W.W. Buchanan GOVERNORS: Mr. I. Blair MacAu1ay Mrs. C. S. Riley Mr. John D. McDiarmid Mr. I. M. Ross Mr. I. Hugh McDonald Mr. George H. Sellers Dr. D.C. Mclnnes Mr. W.A. Speers Mr. R. Murray Mrs. M. Wallace Mr. Gordon Pollock Miss K. Richardson HONORARY LIFE GOVERNOR Mrs. W. H. Collum 1!aeaiJma5ter'5 spurt TO OUR GRADUATES ln years to come, you will remember your Graduation as a time of mixed feelingsg happiness and anticipation together with sadness and perhaps anxiety. This is of course perfectly normal, and indeed throughout your lives you will experience similar mixed emotions when you are faced with a major change. It is of course a bit sad and discomforting to leave familiar faces and surroundings behindg this is understandable. But at the same time, how exhilerating it is to contemplate the future! New friends, new places, new challenges in work or study await you. Allow me to leave you with one final request. Regardless of your chosen pursuits in future, DO CONTINUE to question discuss, read and in essence LEARN. fl am not referring necessarily to post-secondary formal courses. J Remember that education is an ongoing process. A truly curious and questioning person never stops growing intellectually. You will be a happier, healthier, more confident and far more interesting person if you continue to supply your mind with food for thought . R. Martin Kenney Headmaster Mr. R.M. Kenney Mrs. Enid Alcock Miss Margaret Boyd Mrs. Roslyn Buck Mrs. Barbara A. Cantlie Miss Sheila Crowley Mrs. Teresa Friesen Mrs. Janice Harper Junior School Mrs. Ruth Henry Mrs Mrs Mr. . Barbara Honey . Laura M. Horychuk James D. Jacobson Mrs. Mary Klymkiw Mrs Mrs . Elizabeth Law . Donna Moenig Mrs. Wendy Nesbitt Mrs. Susanne Palmer Mrs. Mary Pluhar Mrs. Dorothy Rankin Mrs. Elaine Ricketts Mrs. Adriana Sabbadini Miss Valerie Smith Mrs. Susan Sures Mrs. Joyce Taylor Miss.Alison M. Wiens THE BALMORAL HALL STAFF 1974-1975 B.A. ll-lons.J, B.Ed., M.Ed.g Ont. Teach. Cert. QSecond Sch.J Permanent 1st Class Teaching Certificate B.A., Cert. Ed., U. of Man. Bachelor of Arts, E. Sc., Macquarie University, Sydney, Australiag Teacher Training, Macquarie U. B.A., University ofManitobag Cert. Education B.Ed. llnlonsjg Cert. Education, University of Warwick, England B.A., B.Ed., University of Manitoba B.P.E.: Cert. Education University of Manitoba Permanent First Class Teaching Certificate A.R.C.T.g Manitoba Registered Music Teacher B. Fine Arts QHons.J, University of Manitoba B.A., University of Manitoba B.A., University of Manitoba Library Technician lpendingj, Red River Comm. College B.Sc., B.Ed., University of Manitoba B.A., A.M.M. Qvocaljg Cert. Educationg University of Manitoba B.A. QHons.J3 Cert. Educationg University of Manitoba Diplomas: French and German Grammar and Literatureg University of Prague B.A., University of Saskatchewan R.N., Diploma - Teaching and Supervision, B. Nursing Educationg University of Manitoba Dottore in Math and Physics, University of Pavia lltalyj Cert. Education, Univ. of Man. Assoc. Ed., Univ. of Manitoba B.Sc., Cert. Education. B.Ed., University of Manitoba Diploma, Nursery School Education B.A., Teaching Certificate Headmaster Senior School History Math - Grade 9, 101, 201 Grade 2 Remedial Teacher, Jr. School English - Grades 8 - 12 History - Grades 7 - 10, 12, Language Arts - Grade 7 Geography - Grades 7 - 12, Literature - Grade 8 Physical Education - Grades 1 - 12 Grade 3 Pianoforte, Registrar Art - Grades 2 - 9 French - Grades 7 - 12 Grade 5 and 6 - Math Gr. 5 Science, Social Studies Librarian Science - Grades 7 - 10, Biology - Grade 12 Music - Grades 1 - 12 Grade 4 French Asst. to the Head- master Guidance - Grades 7 - 12 Math - Grades 8g 100, 301, Physics - Grades 11 and 12 Grade 1 Chemistry - Grades 1 1, 12 Math - Grades 7, 9, 1 1, 12 Kindergarten and Nursery Grade 6 i'Mrs. Rankin left Balmoral Hall in April. She has made many contributions to the school, and we wish her the best of luck in the future. 3555 a Question of i9euple jiiuniur brbunl btaff as f-fr Q' Q' 'ivx 32 f' ip. iigxi ' BACK ROW: Mrs. Pluhar, Miss Wiens, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Klymkiw FRONT ROW: Miss Smith, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Boyd, Mrs. Henry. 53- N53 ' s ' rw V ' ,. W-A 3 Qlvzmt . i .. yi T' ' 'XA , , fffyi at , rf f fr Q- ,Q - 'Y A . gffgil ,L P' Q '1' ' '4:..:., i ' '- . sw . mjfsfew , ,-.sf f 1 .rw 3, .Mi WS-v Qeniur bnhuul Qtaff 8 3 Q S 'K BACK ROW: Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Cantlie, Mr. Jacobson, Mrs. Alcock, Mrs. Law. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sures, Mrs. Moenig, Miss Crowley, Mrs. Sabbadini, Mrs. Friesen ABSENT: Mrs. Ricketts, Mrs. Horychuck. wv5'5x ' 'H . Q, ., K 9-1. if - A ,, 512 Q'-,:.:-,jkgg b ,W 1 n ww Qfzwfai awww H 1 'L '.1JenfgL'S-'jig-gx'2g': 1- 2:1 1..- v , A , - mi A:a1'-v,- 12-,Lak .kmkzv .11 .A . ' ' -'5'4?11'i'k'E-x.- ' ' faoaaea eosassssoasvof -.4 1, 'Q Q. 3. lb. 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A cop's Anthem , the memorable Christmas Carol service, the countless Mufty Days , The I-lot Dog Day - which I'm sure many of the Junior School Girls and their Mothers will never forget, the Grade 10 Dance , May Day . which proved to be very fattening for some girls fnamely myselfj. Next, the annual Maytime with Mart Kenney . The music was delightful, I only wish that I knew how to dance properly to it. Field Day proved to be an exciting eventful fback achingj day, for some girls it was a lazy sun-tanning contest day. Finally, the unforgettable Graduation Dinner and Dance. We really appreciate all the work that the Grade ll's put into it. The decorating was beautifully done and the whole evening went by very quickly. Lastly, but not least, the Closing Exercises. Balmoral Hall is growing in every best way possible. Along with an excellently qualified staff, Balmoral Hall will continue to thrive and flourish as one of the best independent private girls schools in the country. I have enjoyed the position of Head Girl and I hope that my successor will have as much respect for the position as I have had. Love and Success to All Brigitte Bereznay M- .3'm..LZa!W?iB61r!... . ' 'v f.. . . . x. . .. . 1 sf :r:v'3hl4'-T 2' xerutihe nuntil Head Girl. . . . . . . School Captain ...... . . . . Sports Captain .......... . President, Yearbook Editor. . . Ballater House He ad ...... coco ooo ooou can Braemar House Head. . . . . . . . . . Craig Gowan House Head. . . . . . . Glen Gairn House Head. . . Brigitte Bereznay Elizabeth Connellan Edith McPhedran Shelagh Martin Heather Mclntosh . Elizabeth Buchanan .Jane Dennis Joy Tennant .-'ff A Y- at ,, o. , - 55' 'fjfiisf 'Nb M, K BACK ROW: Elizabeth Connellan, Brigitte Bereznay, Edith McPhedran. FRONT ROW: Heather Mclntosh, Jane Dennis, Shelagh Martin, Elizabeth Buchanan, Joy Tennant Grahuates anh beninr brbunl . ,n 'N sun 'X IH 'Qw- --a-Q..--.1 -, - E , 13, 'I '? .wi M' si A in ' Q i QEI15uhetI3 unnellan 7 3- 75 As Head of Residence and School Captain. this girl from Utopia had a very busy year. Liz had a great gift of being able to smooth troubled water when contraversies 31086. She has been a friend to all and always showed that she cared about people. These admirable characteristics will be helpful to her along whatever road she chooses in life. Erigitte Eeregnap '69-'75 Brigitte arrived at Balmoral Hall as a residence student in 1969. She has gone frorr a chubby brat ' to a warm hearted Head Girl. She has taken the role of B . H. representative on the Eaton's Teen Council. Throughout the year we found Brigitte over dosing on spice tea. She is always willing to offer her assistance to anyone who asks Next year Brigitte will be attending University of Manitoba. We wish her a worlr of happiness and prosperity. Zbarhara Zadie '69-'75 Barb has been a rowdy part of B. H. for six years. No one could ever say that Bar did not have spirit, no matter what the case may be. Barb has a hobby of jogging up north to Dauphin to seek out a rare species, called a GOMER. Her position as Sports Captain from l9'73!l9'74 came in handy for this task. We all wish Barb the best of luck fin her future years. f Q liaeatbet iililtilntusb 7 3- 75 Heather came to B. H. in the fall of 1973 from Daniel Mac. Our Head of Ballater Qbelagb artin '7 3-'7 5 Shelagh arrived in full bloom in the fall of 1973. She soon overcame her meekness and turned into a true B. H. 'er. We could always depend on her help for History and beauty counselling. Shelagh earned the honour of being a prefect because of her enthusiastic ability of working on the yearbook, and being President of the Grade 12 class. Next year Shelagh is planning to attend the University of Winnipeg. We all wish her the best of luck. was always trying to convert highland dancing into the latest dance steps. W If you ever want to know the latest gossip Heather is the one to look for. Heather was always there to lend a hand to a fellow student. she will be greatly missed by all of Balmoral Hall. Next year Heather will be at the University of Winnipeg. fri' f-Q.. Q1 . iiurmzna t ennitt '74-'75 Loreena came to B. H this fall from Morden, and became an important addition to Residence. Loreena has many outstanding characteristics. She has excelled in sports, as well as contributed some of her fantastic musical ability to the entertainment of the school. Everyone looked forward to Prayers on Fridays, when Loreena would perform for us. Her future will include studying at the School of Fine Arts in Banff. where she intends to develop her outstanding musical and dramatic talents. at-rl' aruline ibirkup '74-'75 Caroline came in the middle of the fall from Swan River, and entered Residence. In spite of her late arrival, in the academic field she did very well. Caroline has a concern for animals, as can be exemplified by the time she was found in the Glass Passage. putting strips of paper on the windows to prevent the birds from flying into them. Her immediate plans are to work in B.C. but we certainly hope that Manitoba can claim her again. hitb rEIJel1ran'7 -'75 Edith came sprinting into Balmoral Hall in the fall of l973. Shortly after Christmas Edith was elected House Head of Craig Gowan. ln every P. T. class she was seen in a different pair of track shoes, that were two sizes too big. Edith has the enthusiastic ability of speech that could never be overcome. She was elected Sports Captain for '74-75 and has worn out everyone's track shoes. Next year Edie plans to roam the hills of Scotland. Zipnne ibuirier '74-'75 Lynne was a Residential student from Thunder Bay. One of Lynne's nicest qualities was the spontaneous smile that she wore so much of the time. This remarkable characteristic became contagious for those around her. Lynne managed to keep smiling in spite of the mammoth phone bills she would receive at the end of each month. Any conversation with Lynne inevitably contained her favorite phrase You'se Guys . Lynne is hoping to enter into Social Work, where we know she will excel. i 9 5115311112 513211133111 71 75 Suzanne came all the way from Switzerland to complete her secondary schooling in her home town. Our Head of Braemar from 1973-1974, added to Braemars continued success Her great imagination helped to create Bernadette Blue, Braemars mascot Suzanne is planning to attend Queens University in Ontario . all REMEMBER ? Squires All the Grade 12 meetings the A8LW gang smoking in the shower room plucking eyebrows in the locker room Edith and her light lunches warming up the car Rose and the molecules all the free cups of coffee our Grad rings She1agh's curly hair Heather's love for Chinese food Barbs DINK Brigette's dietssss all the fights looking forward to Grad ever since September the long walk our FANTASTIC Grad gifts from the Grade Elevens will B.H. ever forget Barb, Brigette, Edith, Heather, Lynn, Caroline, Loreena, Suzanne, Liz, and Shelagh? We certainly hope you never will Q Beneptiun anh ZBinner Bunn Satnrbap, Qinne 7 Zpunuur 4121355 nf '75 q Grabs Iehen fgllk BACK ROW: Mr. Jacobson, Margot Bridgett, Lauran Gervais, Shauna Blake. FRONT ROW: Joy Tennant, Charmian Provis, Heather Elgert, Elizabeth Buchanan, Jane Dennis. gui DO YOU REMEMBER? the skeeler skates Cindy food during classesg club bars, love hearts, cookies, sandwiches, B.H. bars fights in the halls Liz and lanes' breaks Heather picking her eyelashes playing skipping with the slinky the glass menagerie The Brodskys Ioy, Lauren, Jane and the poisonous fumes hassles concerning Grad Mr. Iacobson's cannon Mooch Ioy's love life Lauren's diet Cher pants grew on herb Q-T of the knees raiding the canteen and wiping out in the hall Carrie's wacky stickers cruise talk from Sept. l till June ll struggle for a border. . . soupe a 1'oignon avec Monsieur Jacobson the man on the roof, visitors from the river bus trip to Fort Garry Charmian Cwhen she was presentj Liz and Margot's blushing attacks Madame Dreg. . . Delogn. . . Degnolo. . . Dereg. . . remember Madame? our gym classesfpant, puff, pantj freezing in English, roasting in Chem Margot being late 99. 99070 of the time Lauren and Ioy's giggle fits re-writes in Chemistry fish eyes Ioy's dancing lessons finding D. E. G's shooting up in Mrs. Cantlie's class setting the prices for bake sales breathing stolen helium in the lab Mr. Kenney taking out the garbage Carrie's glares the nonexistent grade ll's WILL YOU EVER FORGET Liz Jane Carrie Joy Lauren Charmian Heather Margo t Grabs en . ,wx I R' A '+P fi I v Y . ig 5 Q sl BACK ROW: Mrs. B. Cantlie, Donna Fedon, Patti Malone, Rita Sheppard, Sandra Scanes, Jeannette Shephard. FRONT ROW: Susan Briercliffe, Marion, Peggy, I-lickin, Karen Lynn Purves, Colleen Munro, Dallas Barkman. Mary Ellen Zanette. MISSING: Elizabeth Cherewan, Catherine Martin, Antje Salewski. 7, REMEMBER: - behind the scenes of B. H. - the 3 muskateers - Daydrearner Dallas - Antje and her breakfast - Friday afternoon history classes - the day Cathy and Sandy perfected their masterpieces - our crossbreed between a worm, a bird and an ostrich - Sandy and Cathy's bugles - Chicago , Mood Jga Iga - would you believe Musical Odessy ! - Jeanette and Patti and their small lunches - That's nice, that's cheap and up to the office - smoking in the bathtub - Hawk-a-test or Hawk-a-tape - Donuts and raisins in English class - Donna and the gas pedal - the latest fad of the week - false fingernails - Colleen's big pool party - four in the dark - Cathy's need for a rearview mirror - the rowdy threesome meet some one rowdier - Driving with Colleen - Ieannette's pet octopus - right, pookins, right! - circling hickeys - Thanks B. I-I. for the wonderful year, we'll never forget and neither will anyone else! Grabs ine , , , ,- 51 I 2 , wel 9' ,egg . few if BACK ROW: Elizabeth McDonald, Mary Grace Ashdown, Pamela Siren, Donna Rourke. MIDDLE ROW: Catherine Coughlin, Agnes Borbely, Lisa Evans, Catherine Osler, Lorraine Ashdown, Pamela Mann, Mrs A. G. Sablaadini. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Chapman, Patricia Raidt, Susan McGoey, Kathleen Dyke, lane Theodore, Barbara Brousseau, Andrea Clarke. MISSING: Michelle LaEramboise, Christina Swanson. uf' Ny, a 1 REMEMBER: -Ski Day? -Stealing dainties at May Day -Pressing burminghams in the Common Room -Lorraine's briefs -Tacking down the hall -Fights -The war of the oranges -The week the plague struck -Harold -Bobo's dance -Wakey-wakey Biddy -Cathie sing - Oh no, my alergies'. -Lisa's short kilt -The Great pink balloon -When Mike came to school, 2 days in a row -The Blue Crayon QB. C. strikes again? -Jane v. s. Biddy -Lice -Literally, literally, literally . .. -Tiger legs -Fred and George the talking feet -Tony 84 Tony, Sam 85 Ted, lane 84 Pam -The day Bobo got together with the pistels and stamens -The Red Door knob -Pink Panther, behind the curtains -Cracking up behind the candy counter -Susan's history text books - Give her the locker treatment -Remember the Grade Nines! ! Grabs ight 1.5 1, ' t ,fn , .11 l 1 Li tt, BACK ROW: Pamela Stevens, Dawn Goodwin, Heather Provis, Katina Ross. MIDDLE ROW: Marla Hurtig, Sheila Buchanan, Lori Jacks, Banu Berker, Kelly Craig, Mrs. D. Moenig. FRONT ROW: Kate Everett, Margaret Haworth, Kathryn Dale, Christina Coughlin, Dorothy Law, Anna Cholakis, Victoria Guy. in-Qs it 'H v -if -QW, ,A DO YOU REMEMBER? . . Duke, Duke, Duke, Duke of Earl? .. McCreary Chalet, and 16 girls in a room? .. Le jam, Le peanut-butter, Le jel et Le Marmalade? .. We go to Pizza Place. . . . . . Those good old back felts? .. Going to A 84 W with 1.1. ? . Esau Imedewit? .. Who's the Waffle Whiffer in this weiny woint? . . Can Ihave a bite? I'm starved! .. We all live in a yellow submarine . . . The falling lockers? . . Im's cheesed off .. . Telephone calls at l2:3O? .. Air Raid! - Ding! Ding! . . On Yearbook page! .. . Secret notes - private? . . . Swinging on the gym curtains? . . . Climbing the french window? . . Everyone hates us! .. . 20 laps? . . . stealing sugar cubes from the kitchen? . .. Ghosts in the graveyard in the dark? . . . Turning up the radio for science class? . . . Throwing T. P. on the ceiling in the can? . . And will we ever forget. . . The Grade eight's and the S. I. R. availables? Grabs Seven BACK ROW: Jane Elrifi, Megan Glassco, Nicola Murray, Chinelo Mora, Tracy Malone, Wendy Theodore, Jamey McLellan, Mrs. T. Friesen. FRONT ROW: Laura Roberts, Neeru Gupta, Helen Robson, Tracy Maconachie, Elizabeth Robertson, Marilyn Law, Sarah Wallace. ' ' my'J:,,,'yy ',,. ar' REMEMBER WHEN: Megan - wasn't laughing Laura - gargled in math class Wendy - was on time for french Tracey Maconachie - disliked cats Nicola - wasn't wiggling Tracey Malone - wasn't fooling around Elizabeth - didn't bring a 4 course meal Marilyn - wore her fishing hat Jane - wore a pink bra to school and wouldn't take off her sweater Chinelo - wasn't cracking a sick joke 2' 2 g .gg , ' s Q i I' r, -....... v -a r 1 - f -3 K gt egg' KJ U1 Ju. ,KN 'W -Q. V. w -nfl 3 ,av 15 S3 WM kf K ff E RS. A FRIENDSHIP Yesterday a friend from my hometown, Swan River. came to Winnipeg to see me. We were both overcome with emotion and we sat down and cried. We talked about the events of the past and it has inspired me to briefly relate our friendship. The first time that I saw Donna, she was pushing her baby brother through the park in a baby carriage. We both nodded dubiously at each other and went our own ways. I wondered what she was like - she was very skinny with sunbleached hair. We were in school together and we exchanged visits to each other's houses to do homework. Donna and I became best friends . The friendship grew easily because our outlooks on everything were so similar. Often, it was uncanny. Neither of us had influenced each other up to this point, but the opinions and morals we had formed individually were strongly united. About a year after the first meeting. we had a huge fight. l had an acute inferiority complex at the time, and Donna couldn't stand the responsibility of boosting my morale any longer. We swore at each other and I threw my tuna sandwich in her face. Last summer, we began talking to each other again. We had lots of exciting and depressing times. We both love to learn and we did lots of things to expand our minds like getting ourselves books to read. We were both halfway through the Communist Manifesto when I made the decision of coming to Balmoral Hall. We really miss each other. I often recall what I said to her three years ago, From now on, something tells me we will be great friends for a long time - maybe for the rest of our lives. A Grade I2 Student WA IT ING F OR YESTERDAY Lying here alone, my heart reaches out to the spacious world. But like a message unheeded. I was rejected: and he is gone. My passive being is filled with anxiety and contemplation. Individuals walking in a daydream waiting for a response, an unveiling, But like myself are rejected, and once again, he is gone. Time elapses, and still the lonely expectation of someone to share my solitude and confusion with hurls on, because he is gone. I will restrain and wait for yesterday, because tomorrow never comes - and he is gone. Lynn Poirier Grade 12 Susan Roblin Grade 8 A TRIP TO Tl-IE PLANETARIUM On February 20th. Grades Five and Six of Balmoral Hall went to the Planetarium. The Planetarium was presenting, A Star Called Sun . They told us about the sun and its sun spots. They also pointed out the different stars. One interesting thing they told us is what happens when two protons go together. The answer to this is one of the protons turns negative, joins with other protons to form helium. This results in a great discharge of energy from the sun. We learned some interesting facts about the sky and the stars which belong in the sky. l enjoyed this field trip very much and I am sure all the other kids in Grades Five and Six enjoyed this presentation also. Margaret Edwards Grade 6 THE CANDLE Here I sit, just before bed, watching my candle. It's amazing to sit and watch it flicker The way the flame grows and shrinks makes me feel warm - as if I don't have a care in the world. I sit and watch it burn: slowly, the candle disappears as each drip of wax flows downward. Soon the candle will die. The flame will burn out. The light flares and then it is dark. I wonder where my candle has gone . . Christy Coughlin Grade 8 I fl C I I SHOULD HAVE FOUND TIME I should have found time to be kind to you. I should have found time to care about you. I should have found the time to do many things. But I did not and you are gone. I should have found the time, but now it's too late. Kate Everett Grade 8 - 'Q-Q00 4- 095.1 5- .'..,, .r'- , ,u-pw. ,-Q. ... .' ' - wa. I I ,752 Q Q' DEAR LUNCH STEALER. . . . You enjoyed our lunches everyday. Our cookies and candies without dismay. We'd put together fantastic lunches, Just to find out that they're your brunches! So, Dear Lunch Stealer, there's no question That we hope you get indigestion. Banu Berker Grade 8 MY DOG His nose is short and scrubby. His ears hang rather long. And he always brings the stick back. No matter how far you throw. He gets spanked rather often, For things he shouldn't do, Like lying on beds, and barking. and chewing on my shoes. He always wants to go. Where he's not supposed to go. But that wonderful little dog of mine is getting loved so. Sarah Wallace Grade '7 LONELY PEOPLE Sitting there alone. I think of all the lonely people. The people who don't have anyone to love. The people who don't have anyone there when they are needed. These people are lonely people. Why? Why are they lonely? Because . . . no one seems to care. Sheila Buchanan Grade 8 ' K' a j , fg 20 s I J If xr 1. .y O i r 'Q I' . L' :iz E181 fy vxxu x ft ssc rm ,4fl , I g ff ,X EJ' 3 ' luxxmd sf LT. f if 'fm W e- rr... THE RACE The starter makes sure the timer is ready. I get into the ready position. HREADY. . . SET .... GO! I leap up and run at a good pace. but it is hard to keep the pace steady. Three laps left, I'm going far too slow. I don't think I can win this race. I hum to myself a very short melody. One lap left. I'm still going too slow. I plunge into a sprint as the timer yells out, TI-IE WINNERH! Margaret I-laworth Grade 8 BLUE IEANS! Softly, softly, Don't make a sound! Tiptoe, tiptoe, Please look around. Careful, careful Or the Prefects will see That you broke the law. And you're wearing LEES! Banu Berker Grade 8 , A THOUGHT So here I sitg Looking, pondering. I wonder if I should start working now, Or maybe l'll put down my pen and let any and every thought run through my head. No, that might be dangerous. I could get some crazy idea, Like trying to be myself. How foolish. What would people think? Hey! I just got a crazy idea. Who cares? Does it really matter what people think? Let's be ourselves. Let's pull off our rubber masks that mold to the necessary situations. Let's react as we would, Not as someone else, but as ourselves. If we are ourselves, who can hurt us? I warned you. I said it could have been dangerous. Now my head is spinning with ideas. Ideas that rely on my being an individual That's the word. . . Individual. You and I are individuals. Let's try to keep it that way. We can't lose. Lorraine Ashdown Grade 9 1- 'E ' lr 575 fi Y I is 5 J 5 2 as zf 11 2 it 5 2 22 f 4 T3 l A V 1 4 . V 1 Y g ' F , vf 1 if Q ., 'W X H it nt H 1 Q 1 f 'rx' A ww -f' i mm, g It f . g . 5 - w. W Q Q V f 7 4, 1 f Q 1 9 , ,,,miv N4 Z Www, M A IL I 4 X' '23 -Uv rx Ag J Q. , J- R Tv a ' Y fa? , 1 We 2' Q ' gig. 5 , Vicky Guy Grade 8 THE HORSES ARE EREE The horses are free. they roam wild. The wind blows through their manes cooling them. as they dash about. The horses are free. And yet here I sit in this dingy cell - day in. day out, time never ending. I don't even know why I am here. I wish I was free like the horses instead of being caught in this dingy cell. I wish I was free like the horses. Kate Everitt Grade 8 They say the world is round, but to me it seems square. In living you die. With nothing in between except a child that you bring up to carry on, to do like you did, and so on, and so on. Grade E21 THE FIRST LIGHT It was a warm summer night, the water was calm, the air was clean. No pollution - just clean, fresh air. As I looked into the water, I saw a reflection by the light of the midnight moon. The reflection had a kind heart it was a boy. He knelt down, and whispered in my ear. His words were soft and sweet. His hands were of masculine makings. I rose. turned, and fell into the arms of my love. The moon shone bright as we stood there embraced in the light of its beams. We were in love. If the world was to fall, it could - we wouldn't care both of us were there. It was perfect. Donna Bourke Grade 9 I F L P 34,-f aff? . 1 fx Q R 'asf 2,5- f Q 3: in Q 1 Q .ij f 4 .f 25, ' A 9' nc, Jw sf wig .ku bi ' 1, mf rv Q, I , fa., 3 . T ,'ff f , , -.g.,,. , , 1 nf '4 i -1 . ,f 44 V A . M . Q 'D ',.r' 'Pu Wm, :y-' ' - 5 .3 ,M ' I Y I Q ' jg sz' K' fx V rx' wif! ia! M J! f , ,I P yi, 4' t A., , if 3 v 1' If f X ' 5 x 7 1 ' Q A , A -n f ' W 1 ' 9 1, X :AX Xl X' fl 'l, Q 'few '. ' V 'f, 3 lm xx., , 1 . 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There was snow on the ice and just a few skating marks It looked like a lonesome skating rink but really it was a magic carpet with diamonds laying on it, reflecting the yellow rays of the sun. That's how beautiful it was to be on that skating rink. Andrea Reyes Grade 5 TOBOGGANING On the toboggan slide, the snow was soft and crackling when the sled or toboggan slid over it going faster and faster. You're pulling your sled up the hill when you start tumbling down, down, until you reach the bottom. Open your eyes and you find yourself lying in a bunch of glistening, soft snow. You're wet and tired, still out of breath, then pick up your toboggan and make another try. Sarah Murphy Grade 5 -ra'-S. ffvfn. W? I Q' r 03437, g - , i wgq.3,, :S . I ig:A.E,? R9sjf ' -mes. -.-a,e1 1Nfs 132, ,, y , wg, V H .A ,., 5, e -f ff ff' ff. .1 42 4 a 5 . V,-.w,,.3.-.. www- -. .A . A qv' V 2 . 1 I ' . M Q xx I, X- . 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FRONT ROW: Urte Reyes, Alexandra Banfield, Catherine Lutes, Victoria Janzen, Sara Brown, Annarosa Sabbadini, Indira Guha, Barbara Rivalin, Maline Brodsky. ABSENT: Nicola James, Joehanna Konnelly. Kfx N WOR? 1- 4.1 X00 J wif ft IGVCVJ l'lG5, 'Qi' I UOEQVG hli lUCO'H i6l'Q Q, ,ii,s pq' GDFQIUQ 1CfOm Snow JVO Sloan From breezes To higiyhowflng inimg Humhug 1 l f 411. rahe jfihe Q. 4 gif 4 X f BACK ROW: Pamela Grey, Catherine Murray, Anne Haworth, Helen Purves, Alix MacAulay, Sarah Murphy. MIDDLE ROW: Wendy Buchanan, Lisa Wasson, Barbara-Lynn English, Nancy Macdonald, Lynn Wasson, Andrea Rivalin Joni Pollock, Mrs. Klymkiw. FRONT ROW: Joanna Cotton, Angela Iahnke, Jane Stewart, lane Greene, Gillian McDonald, Alyson Corner, Nancy Gordon. liz' 0 Grabs jour L - WL. .n un -,, 4. Q Q V A -2 . 4 ' 1 p ' ' a :- , 4 o. , 4 . 1 Q fy Vs ii!! BACK ROW: Mrs. Palmer, Nicola St. Iohn, Megan Iessiman, Gillian Frost, Louise Osborn, Robin MacAulay. MIDDLE ROW: Carla Wall, Heather MacGregor, Lisa de Jardin, Leona Krahn, Cathy Weare. FRONT ROW: Donelda Mclnnes, Tanni's'Leach, Kari Munk, Naomi Johnson, Millicent Derksen, Rhonda Unger, Kristin King. ' gal- si f ri x.. F fill X 1 lm: ,ar LL iz.. ia. Lbvvqif Grabs bran xify 1 -155' iulfixi BACK ROW: Sarah Kay, Kimberly Burron, Jennifer Griffith, Alexandra Regier Jacqueline Ross Kimberly Merkley Andrea Osborn, Mrs. Henry. FRONT ROW: Irene Way, Erin Gruber, Jennifer Rattray, Heidi McDonald Bernadette Hoffman Mary Lea Horlny Elizabeth Coughlin, Michele Provis. as i Grabs mu at 5. 1 BACK ROW: Iill Evison, Leana Wall, Kerstin Licht, Laura Lee Beckert, Marie Bjorklund, Miss M. Boyd. FRONT ROW: Diana Puttee, Cathy Jacobson, Kelli Anne Hicks, Susan Dale, Adrienne Purves, Annette Bjorklund Kimberly Smith. :io ,.mc.s' r N Q , th .ng-on-Q-...a ... tube ne BACK ROW: Miss Smith, Nadia Moharib, Michelle Andriessen, Patti Folka. MIDDLE ROW: Stacey Iessiman, Silvia Jahnke, Justin Ayotte, Jason Kenney, Sonya Gupta. FRONT ROW: Roberta Ianzen, Carla Albi, Louisa Skelton, Astrid Lichti, Nancy Cipryk, Rachel Coen. ABSENT: Karen Kaminsky, Sacha Moody. ,-in , . S :SM Q mcey L0 2 V. in .ill I ,f 55 inhergarten liz il r ,--, Q-Yi--I -w..,,,,. BACK ROW: David Coen, Grey Guindon, Jasmine Chatelain, Ionathon Bays, Mrs. Taylor. MIDDLE ROW: Andy Duke, Merrilee Holmstrom, Fiona Dean, Kelly Collett, Stephen Matthiasson. FRONT ROW: Tahra Khan, Amy Coughlin, Victoria Palmer, John MacAulay, Andrea Unger, Isobel Ronald, Carolyn Goodwin. IJ? If - '..,' .ir Viv i .fiav A' K W , A v 1 2 I Q,-.-'K f' f 1 A s J, : 1' h e , 4 56 np-e-fy-1 ursetp irbuul il Q 85 Q...-., vp B in W .6 W is fm za nw, X K 1. wr xg x, ,, we 9 s,, xr 're me -. N la tw- Sw W 'de 4 vs up .-7 A BACK ROW: Mrs. I. Taylor, Christopher Moody, Lisa Gurevich. FRONT ROW: Wendy Kasprick, Jane Ellis, Heather McDonald, Kerith Wersh. l I New . 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A A ac t t, WM or , RIP VAN WINKLE This spring. Junior School undertook the production of the operetta 'Rip Van Winkle . This was a very involved task, since it included everyone in Grades six to one. Auditions were held before Christmas, and double casting for the lead roles was done at this time. Because the operetta was to be staged for two nights, the main leads played their own role one night. and could elect to sing in the chorus the next. What a time we had! Hectic rehearsals, frantic costume round-ups, and many hours of class time--- these were all a part of our production. At last the opening night was upon us! Despite last minute jitters, the cast performed beautifully to a very appreciat- ive audience. Broadway here we come! All the Junior School teachers were more than helpful. and a special thank- you to Loreena Mcliennitt. our charming accompanist. HIGHLA ND DA NC ING The Highland Dancing Club has been a great success this year. The girls were enthusiastic and co-operative. They learnt such dances as the Highland Fling and the Sword Dance. I feel that we have many promising dancers in this club. I-leather Mc Intosh - A 1 a Y if 1' I F W f n SENIOR DRA MA CLUB It was a great night Thursday, January 30th, when the drama club presented The Cop and The Anthem by O Henry. Both cast and production crew co-operated in a moving dramatic experience. This play was about an old man Lemmy . who wanted to be arrested because his only home was the park bench He thought that by being arrested he might have a place to live. All through the play, he tries to get arrested by doing a variety of things, until he notices everyone pitied him instead. Then, he thought that he should start 1 new life, since winter was coming and it was getting too cold to stay outside. One day, while just loitering on the sidewalks, he fLemmyj was finally arrested. The moral of this story is: Be careful what you wish for, for it might come true. Director ........ Ass't Director .... Manager ...... Special Ass't .... CAST: E. MCDONALD V. M. G. ASHDOWN A. C. COUGHLIN K. L. ASHDOWN E. M. BRIDGETT I. I. THEODORE K. PRODUCTION STAFF: S. McGoey P. P. Raidt M L. Evans E. D. Rourke C. A. Clarke L. T. Swanson L. A. Borbely H. E. Chapman K. C.H. Osler M B. Brousseau Guy Cholakis Everett Cherewan Tennant Dyke Mann Laframboise Cherewan Cantlie McKennitt Gervais Elgert L. Purves . G. Ashdown Cantlie Cherewan Friesen Mann From the ticket sales, the Drama Club hopes to pay for the parts required for a three channel light dimmer which will enrich our stage lighting equipment. We fthe drama clubj, send special thanks to Mrs. H H Roeder for loaning us the stage set. NEEDLE CRAFTS The sewing club, which was held throughout the year in the Geography Room, made it possible for many girls to learn different needlecrafts. Some girls chose needlepoint and others sewing their own clothes. The club turned out to be a complete success thanks to Mrs, Friesen and Mrs. Moenig. The club was an enjoyable and relaxing part of the school yea r. Cathy Martin FIBRE ARTS CLUB As one looks into the Fibre Art room, the outsider sees beautiful collections of weaving, macrame. and creative stitchery. The girls have learned to enjoy their own work. The Fibre Arts Club has definitely given the girls a way in which to express their creativeness. tum-f uf a s . THE CHOIR The choir got together on Tuesdays and con- tributed to the Christmas, Mayday, and Graduation programmes. A special thanks should go to Mrs. Nesbitt, who conducted the choir and whose musical talents were greatly appreciated. Loreena Mcliennitt H0 bki ZlBap w Y , , ,kv 5 A ,Q rf Q'iW v kr' Q ' ' ' 1 , -, ,. gb :Wa W-IEFQN wise 1 . BON VOYAGE September 28th 5:00 p. m. and all systems go, well nearly all, our flight was delayed two hours. We arrived in rainy London and took off in groups to set the town on fire. The currency was a bit of a problem at first, but nevertheless we worked our way around it, we never bought a thing! We travelled by coach to Southhampton and there we boarded the S. S. Nevasa. After our lunch of cold pork pie, we explored our new home. There was a games deck, ping-pong room, movie theatre, library and a large comfortable sitting room. During the first few days of our cruise. some of us experienced our first case of sea-sickness. Thank the Lord for those little blue pills. A revolution in Lisbon broke out as a result of the take-over in government. This changed our plans and we unexpect- edly found ourselves visiting the apes and touring Saint lxlichael's cave in Gibralter. After everyone was rounded up, we set sail for sunny Spain and arrived in Almeria the next morning. . Everyone from the town was down to greet the ship. Here we toured a beautiful, historical castle, cathedral, and a bull fighting ring. We also had time for shopping and a quick dip in the Mediterranean. That night. after watching the flamingo dancers. some of us decided to go ashore for some ice-cream and pastry. We then sailed to Palma on the Island of Majorca. ln the afternoon you could find all the B. H. girls, drinking the well water which promised marriage. Next port of call was Ajaccio. We took a breath-taking bus ride up to a small village in the mountains. In the afternoon we visited Napoleon's birth place, shopped, and as we did in every port, ate ice-cream. The highlight of our day was hearing, I Shot The Sheriff and a lady imitating a chicken on the radio. Naples was the place that made everyone's eyes spin. If we weren't avoiding the traffic, it was the dirty old men. While docked in Naples, we were fortunate enough to spend a day in Rome. Pompeii, and on the beautiful isle of Capri. During one of our off-shore days, a deck hockey tournament took place. B. H. QNelson Dormj won over the other twenty-five dorms, and were named the Deck Hockey champs and received individual sports awards. When we arrived back in London, we had a terrific tour of all the historical buildings, which included the Tower of London. Houses of Parliament, The Old Curiosity Shop. Buckingham Palace, and many other fascinating places. The cruise was a truly educational experience that I'm sure none will ever forget. Many wonderful friends were made, including a few romances. Let us not forget a loving thank-you to our party leader, Mrs. Curtis, who kept our feet dry and lockers full of fruit. - Barb Jacks REMEMBER: - cold pork pies - Gracies littledip - cookies and milk for breakfast - the first time we saw land - winning deck hockey - when Jane was attacked by the Ape - Disco - Detective Dennis - Peggy's and Cathy's ice cream - the fox-trot - Carrie's horns - communicating through the portholes - bringing out the paper bags when it ra-ined - Megan's laugh - fights on the dance floor - Patti's frequent trips to the hospital - B.J. 's , P. H. 's and C. M. 's parties on top of the bunks - the day ,Toy fell all over Carrie - the Italian men - stealing fruit - will you ever forget the S. S. Nevasa Chow can we, with Lauren and Joy around ?J Q-wx rx 1 .3 . M Q 4 f-xr X., - , f, I It 'fn is 'T 4, Vi Qs. ff? X il 3:6 X EI-:.. X 1 Q iiauuses U v -Q . I up . Q I I 1 X wav X, Q ! . W., ,,.,-- FL D u'. - C 24 Qc' Q l! Mn Ballater '- . 11 - ,M 4 ,I I 4 'WD LA! . me 4 f 6 if Av lm , 1 , , 1 y , J he s::fy1f n ,un J In .-e,,-t,,, iw. ' ire' f-1-' Many I I' .. ,Re f ,. 1, . izfvifzabff-Hm.a,. Dear Ballaterians and our Inspiring Cow: You guys were the greatest and always will he. Let's face it, Ballaterians, we pulled up our socks, worried them, and heat them. This year we won almost everything going: three cheers for Ballater! I must admit you guys helped me immensely and inspired me. Ballater has many promising athletes, and loads of confidence to keep Ballater on top for many years ahead. I would like to give a special thanks to our House Lieutenant. Margot Bridgett and Nicola Murray who always stepped in and helped me. Next year will he another winning year, so keep your socks up. I'll always be cheering for you with old cow . I wish you all the best in '75-'76, Good Luck. Love, Heather Mc Intosh Eraemar I ! gg I .,,, ,N , 'A DM - sw Q., .zz fy Q .. gf. 3313 fif, J. H , S 3 39' 1.. 3 .ian i Y 2- ' f JP Q ' is 1 If K at .. A 'rf v . .' I , Q . . , 1 ta 1 V f ' ' . r ff:.E-f . ,ra I., . f7' ,f . ifrvx. fi, . bn6iv1z.qdnf,xh Dear Braemarites: Well, another successful year has passed. You guys were just fantastic! The spirit in the House was just great. We had many ups and downs in our winning streak this year, but that's okay because we know we are the best - win or lose. I'm glad to say the Senior Braemarites won the 4XIl0 relay again. We've won that one for three years straight! Thanks go to Karen, Suzanne, Katie. and Mike. This year we added something new to our House: Braemar buttons and T-shirts. Everyone seems to like them. I would like to thank Jeanette for designing the picture on the front of both items. Our Juniors did really well this year. I would like to thank Alix Banfield. our Junior House Lieutenant. You did a great job, Alix. At this time. I would also like to thank Karen Purves. She helped me along when our House was down and was an excellent Senior House Lieutenant. I'm sure you must all agree. Thanks, Karen. I enjoyed being House Head this year, and I'l1 miss you all next year. Love and kisses, Liz Buchanan and Bernadette 3? wig utnan are 3' . 5 . 'X ' 5 M' Dear Craig Gowan: It just seems like yesterday that the first lxlonday morning meeting was in session. With people coming and going, and me not knowing what I was really supposed to be doing. To put it mildly. this year has been quite an experience for me! I have to apologize to Iunior School for not being able to go to their games. As it worked out, the time schedules just didnt coincide. I'm sorry for missing them. l'd like to thank you all for supporting the House as well as you did. The Seniors were split down the middle: half coming in late, while the others had been waiting at the English door ten minutes early! I know Math competed with House games, but after the equations were solved everyone made it to the gym. I think everyone enjoyed the body contact sports more than anything else. Although we didn't win often, we were feared out on the floor. Who could ever forget the time a soccer ball knocked someone to the ground? I'd like to thank Liz who filled in when I wasn't there. She was a great help to me, and I don't know what I would have done without her. Good luck next year to you all. Love, Jane Dennis n Glen Gaim yi To the Great Glen Gairnites fand Poohl: Another year whizzes by, and Glen Gairn's reputation of spirit, enthusiasm, talent and modesty remains. I would like to thank everyone who contributed to the literary and candid sections of the yearbook. Also, participation and overall attendance at house games was good. Of course, when it came to the different games, we showed up every house, Right? Cjust one example - lwowlingj Lots of thanks to Pam Mann, who took over for me many times, and Vicki Guy. See you all next year, Luv, Joy Tennant Zfauuse Beans ya Q, 3' , 5 diffs new .1 -1 . , , , - . Kg f Joy Tennant, Glen Cairn: Heather McIntosh, Ballaters Jane Dennis, Craig Gowan: Elizabeth Buchanan, Braemar A., Sports Qbwgyvjfif 'RW-WR' ,Aw 1 e 39: gi 'fx .53 g Sports, Sports, Sports id ,IQ BACK ROW: Patti Malone, Liz Connellan, Margot Bridgett, Katy Dyke. MIDDLE ROW: Colleen Munro, Liz Buchanan, Barb Jacks, Jane Dennis, Sandy Scanes. FRONT ROW: Loreena McKennitt, Edith McPhedran. 5Bl1lUI' Eullephall lllieam Senior Volleyball had an impressive win-loss record for the season, but unfortunatly lost the all important final game to Westgate in the Small School League Playoffs. However, we placed second in the zone Small School Playoffs and both losses were by narrow margins. The whole team played very well under the pressure which developed in many of our close games. Those who sat on the bench for most of the key games were most co-operative and greatly appreciated by the rest of the team. Our coach John Lim, was always enthusiastic and encouraging, we greatly appreciated his efforts during the season. We realize how difficult it was to coach girls who were not always as attentative as they should have been. Last but not least thanks goes to Barb, who never failed in making us laugh when things were down. Sveniur ZBa5ketl1allZ!Ieam This year B. H. produced one of the best basketball teams it has had in years. lr The Senior Team had a prosperous season, winning their Small School Tournament and Zones 4 and 12 Playoffs. This victory awarded the team with the opportunity to represent these zones in the Provincial Small School Tournament. Here ff we suffered our first loss, to the Sprague team. Qi The team included eight girls, some with little or almost no background of basketball, but with capacity and will to ll develop a remarkable amount of skill through just one season. . And most important. we had a lot of fun doing it. Many thanks to our coach, Holly Reader, for making this season a satisfying experience. 1 Q , BACK ROW: Nicola Murray, Sheila Buchanan, Lori Jacks, Dawn Goodwin, Kelly Craig, Anna Cholakis. FRONT ROW: Tracy Malone, Elizabeth Robertson, Wendy Theodore, Pam Stevens, Vicki Guy, Katina Ross. This was a rebuilding year for the Junior Volleyball Team, having lost their capable Grade Nine players. The team was not successful as far as the game victories went, but the players certainly attained a high level of determination and sportsmanship. Each girl on the team gained valuable experience in competitive sports. John Lim did a commendable job, coaching us. Many thanks to him on behalf of all the team. , ,eggs if . -,frm f 'ff , 94' I , BACK ROW: Nicola Murray, Chinelo Mora, Lori Jacks, Anna Cholakis, Kate Everett, Katina Ross. FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Robertson, Wendy Theodore, Sheila Buchanan, Vicki Guy, Margaret Haworth. Junior Blazers had a very frustrating season ---- frustrating to the extent that the team always played hard and never quite won that all important game. Although the winnings were few, the Blazers certainly were the fastest on the court. We wish to express our thanks to John Lim, our coach. who patiently guided us through the season. Congratulations for surviving another season. O Q I Qpurts eport 5 Near the end of the school year I discovered from numerous girls, who were 'serving' their first year at B. H. , that they were unclear as to what the name 'prefect' implied. Unfortunately a clarification of the prefects positions should have been provided at the beginning of this school year. In this report I would like to clarify my particular position and evaluate the intra-mural house program. My position as Sports Head was to provide leadership, enthusiasm, and overall planning of the intramural sports program. I was to co-ordinate the program with the assistance of the four House Heads. The purpose of the program was to provide everyone with an opportunity to keep physically fit, develop sportsmanship, and also to act as an outlet for frustrations when every thing was down. This year the intra-mural program took place for an hour every Monday and Wednesday lunch hour. Personally, I think the time slot was a hindrance as it limited the types of sports we were able to play. Regardless of this, the program appeared to go smoothly and it was successful. I know a lot of Senior girls grumbled all the way out to the field, but as soon as they became involved in the game, you could see them smile, before they remembered that they weren't supposed to be having a good time. The Juniors enthusiasm was great and I hope they retain it all through Senior School. I would like to thank all of the House Heads who tolerated Lets get organized . I think you all did a great job. Lastly, but not leastly, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Mrs. Harper for helping me through the year and more importantly for encouraging the expansion of my scope for understanding. s . Good Luck to All Love Edith T, if 4 ' .'g. I Q' If ggxpwg . , .. 'W , 1 ,' V., x A' ing A,,1, .A r fy ,P -I M fi r sf' K r,3.i,h. ff .aj al is '- v -aff J? 'Q 1 I . . 'Eli .3 1 ss. F 1' . A :he fr' I 'if . , bi :Ik ... LLL 5.5, - ' . 83 llaeah nf esihente eport The residence this year saw twenty-three new faces, a big change from the six girls it housed last year. This year has been a major adjustment for all of us. Residence life was totally different from anything we'd ever experienced. Rules to accept. some which we thought were fairly ridiculous - but however ridiculous. we knew that they were necessary. Some of us can be proud of ourselves for having stuck together in bad times, which made the good times even better. We learned how to deal with people we lived, studied. and socialized with. when the feelings were tense. For all the complaining we did from September to June. we can still look back and say, Hey - remember the time we did so and so?? ln the future we'll reminisce about 74!'75 in Balmoral Hall Residence and think, Remember how simple life was when all our decisions were made for us? There are a lot of benefits of living in residence - but you won't appreciate them until you leave - but that's the way it always is. lt's a poor substitute for a close family, but the lessons you learned about life and people during the year, surpass any and every lesson you'll learn elsewhere in such a short period of time. Elizabeth Connellan vs l ' Q .' ' W.. ' ag x t JA f 1 1 2 f ' K f ' if X., ' gi 'ff 4 . .f ,HJ l I gg . X fa ',, 'Q' 'ny - 4-,253 , . 'x ,,,.,5x i X I vs. Q--n 1 W' I 4 1 u , ,vlgf ,Qi ' ' ' , u ' . 5 X Y A . ' In is xc' 'f' :'1fF2s- ' , V ,A .I M 1.93.5 1 9 l114Vfl I BACK ROW: Mary Ellen Zanette, Margot Bridgett, Jane Theodore, Pamela Siren, Dallas Barkman. THIRD ROW: Susan Briercliffe, Peggy Hickin, Kathryn Dale, Dorothy Lau, Tina Swanson, Andrea Clarke. SECOND ROW: Caroline Pickup, Lynn Poirier, Loreena lvlcliennitt, Heather Elgert, Elizabeth Connellan. FRONT ROW: Indira Guha, Wendy Theodore, Susan Dale, Pam Stevens, Lorraine Reid. RESIDENCE REMEMBERS l9'74f'75 Just remember Girls, it's just one big pyjama party . Indira loses her hot water bottle Jane - Is it illegal to cry? Try to forget the sausage dinner Anyone want to go for a butt?' 10:30 parties in rooms 2547 8g 428 Remember Dallas OUYSHUCH, I, ANNENT Meetings in Miss Crowley's room Pam Siren - Silverfish Stomper Champion Andrea's mosquito bites?? Peggy's Roman Measles Snowstorm Shut In - Ultimate Insanity Cathie says Hey Baide Hey r- it's my turn to be sick today Remember the ENDUST FIGHTS! ! Room 7 in bed on time - NATIONAL HOLIDAY DECLARED No sun for Langside Girls I am pizza Miss Westminister 1975 3144. oo for a phone bin - YAK YAK SS!! Liz 85 Lynn grounded on a Friday night! - horrors Dennis' two a.m. rampage! Up to Loreena's room for Throat Clearer The Great Laundry Episode Heather's Greek Adonis But he's married? ...... ?? Heartbreak Hotel 85 Peyton Place Two hour study becomes one - HOORAY! Brazen Hussy at M.T.C. Cold water shortage David Cassidy and the P.F. 5:30 EVERYDAY You wear the pink pyjamas tonight Tony and Tony for Pam and Jane Remember when 2+2 used to equal 4 Take a long walk off a short pier Why are you wearing that ridiculous ....... ?? Hey Listen! ! Caroline Sc Lynn's History Books Caroline pretences to be sleeping Sherlock and the underwear Turkey Dinners at Xmas Party Airport Hotel Blind dates for Margot 8a Heather Day Girls in the smoking room - unheard of Hol1ie? no I haven't seen her Caroline's passion for Italians Utopia and the paper trained chicken Homesickness - take me home l'll be good Mom!! Someone has to help Lynn model her clothes! Liz finds Saint Christopher's jade ring smashed in the wash Oh, No Phil has my bracelet Loreena's thought board Ivory ring - how I love polar bears 85 bye planes Is BOOGIE I-IERE'?? - Then you knock!! Lynn 8a Liz bus travelling comedy team We must guard the squris room Menthol cigarettes - trash! ! Seven more freckles Sunday night sessions in the smoking room. Garnet, Mike, Buck, Ralph, Phil, Bill, Charles, Bob, Alex, Randy, Scott, Frank, Eckhard, Craig, Hans, Andy Mike, Burl, Brian, Carl, Sam, Teddy, Joe and good ole what's his name! The man in my life? - which one Res girls vs. day girls Let me smell your breath Please let us get away with it, just this once?!! Will the REAL, Liz, Loreena, Lynn 84 Caroline PLEASE stand up. Phone calls from Mike, Mike 85 Mike Midnight Journeys Singing in DOMINION CITY Diet Girls - Starve?? Thank Goodness it's Friday Res girls trying to learn tennis Who's got the mail ???? Smile, l'll pay for the stitches Pumpkins at midnight Margot and her baker boy Picking locks and blowing the safe Breakfast lineups - fun Lynn washes her school pants - tight fit?? Liz - I'm not a womans libber when Im's this short of money l ! DENISE: What are the liquor laws in Canada? What time does the show end? Liz is sick of exercising??!! Only 3 hours to get ready! I Lynn falls for a bucking bronco?? Where did you REALLY go? Brigitte's initiation H.P. sauce in tomato soup and P. butter sandwiches Immigrate - Frank somebody called Lynn's closet Who's there ?? Caroline and Liz go hunting Herman visits Res Benedict Arnold - All is fair in love and war! Another rehearsal! ! Youse guys Spare me Rocky I don't understand you , but I still love you Balmoral 3 all E41 lo in Exercises WEDNESDAY, June llth, 1975 2:00 PM. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH O Canada Opening Prayer Rev Reid E. Vipond A Thanksgiving Hymn We thank Thee, Lord, for this fair eanh, The glittering sky, the silver sea. For all their beauty, all their worth, Their light and glory come from Thee. Thine are the fIow'rs that clothe the ground, The trees that wave their arms above, The hills that gird our dwellings round. As Thou dost gird Thine own with love Yet leach us still how far more fair, More glorious, Father, in Thy sight, ls one pure deed, one holy prayer. One heart that owns Thy Spirlt's might So, while we gaze with thoughtful eye On all the gifts Thy love hath gtv'n Help us in Thee to live and die, By Thee to rise from earth to heav'n Amen Lead Me Lord ......,....... ............,..........,,.......................,.........,. C hoir Headmaster's Remarks .......,.... R Martin Kenney, C.D., B.A., M.Ed. Guest Speaker ............. ..... D r. Helen P. Glass, Ed.D,, M.A., B.Sc., RN., Director of School of Nursing, U. of Man. Presentation of Awards and Diplomas .,................ Dr. Helen P. Glass Valedictory ........,......................,...................................... Brigitte Bereznay Executive Council Presentation of Pins to .................. Head Girl. School Captain and Sports Captain Turn Around .....................,................................................,............... Choir The Lord's Prayer .........,............................................. ............ S chool GOD SAVE THE QUEEN The Hebrew Benediction ......................................,......,.................... Choir SUBJECT AND AWARD julia M. Adamson History Essay and Project Competition, Grade 5 ....................,...,.......,..,.......................,...... Barbara Lynn English Grade 6 .................................,.,...,....... ..................... U rta Reyes Julia M. Adamson History Essays: Grade 7 - 8 ...................................... ........ H eather Provis Grades 9 - 10 .......... ..................,...,....,..............,........ S usan Briercliffe Grades ll - I2 ......................,...,....................................... Charian Provis Canadian History Prize for Highest Standing in Grade ll Qjulia Adamson Bequestl ........................,..............,...... Margot Bridgette French Prize for Highest Standing in Grade I2 lClaire McCulloch Memorial Awardj .................... Suzanne Shephard Geography Prize for Highest Standing in Grade ll .... Shelagh Martin History Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 ...... Shelagh Martin Suzanne Shephard Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade I2 C5005 Uames D. Dowler Awardj ..........,................. Loreena McKennitt Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade I2 l30ll .........................................................,........................ Shelagh Martin Headmaster's Prize for English ......................... Science Fair: lst Place lst Place lst Place Highest Winner, Winner, Winner, Standing in Grade 12 Loreena McKennitt Gr. 5 and 6 .............. joanna Cotton Gr. 7 and 8 ............ Megan Glassco Gr. 9 and 10 .. Karen Lynn Purves Elizabeth Cherewan Balmoral Hall School Prize CHighest Standing in Grade 71 ....... Balmoral Hall School Prize QHighest Standing in Grade BJ ................. Balmoral Hall Alumnae Scholarship Helen Robson Victoria Guy fHighest Standing in Grade 9, .............. .......... A gnes Borbely Havergal-Rupertsland Scholarship tHighest Standing in Grade 105 ..... ....... K aren Lynn Purves Havergal-Rupertsland Scholarship QHighest Standing in Grade llj ...... E.L. Drewry Scholarship Margot Bridgett QHighest Standing in Grade 125 ...........,.................. Suzanne Shephard Julia M. Adamson Memorial Foundation Eva L. Jones Memorial Fund Balmoral Hall Mother's Auxiliary Scholarship Fund James A. and Muriel S. Richardson Trust Fund SPECIAL AWARDS Claire McCulloch Memorial Award for Creative Art CPresented by 1962 Gradsj ................................................ Agnes Borbely Rosemary Gordon Condo Memorial Library Award ............. ........ W endy Theodore Yearbook Editor Award ................... ........... S helagh Martin Elizabeth Patton Memorial Shield ....... ....... L oreena McKennitt M, Cole Davis Deportmcnt Award .................................. Rita Sheppard G. Murrell-Wright Award CPresented by Balmoral Hall Alumni Associationj .... Dallas Barkman Rosemary G. Condo Memorial Award .................... Heather McIntosh Governor-General's Bronze Medal ..................... Sir James Aikins Memorial House Trophy ....... Shelagh Martin Braemar DIPLOMAS Brigitte Bereznay ......... ............................. ...... W i nnipeg, Manitoba Elizabeth Connellan .,.... ....................... .......... U t opia, Ontario Barbara Jacks .......... ..... W innipeg, Manitoba Shelagh Martin ..... i ...... Winnipeg, Manitoba Heather McIntosh ..... ...... W innipeg, Manitoba Loreena McKennitt ....... ...,.... M orden, Manitoba Edith McPhedran ..'..... ..... W innipeg, Manitoba Caroline Pickup ....... Swan River, Manitoba Lynn Poirier .......................................................... Thunder Bay, Ontario Suzanne Shephard .................................................. Winnipeg, Manitoba EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AWARDS Presentation of Head Girl Plaque .........,.................... Brigitte Bereznay Presentation of Dalton Award to School Captain ....,................................................... Elizabeth Connellan Presentation of Sports Captain's Cup ...................... Edith McPhedran AWARDS ALREADY PRESENTED EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AWARDS Head Girl's Award ........................................................ Brigitte Bereznay School Captain's Award ...... ...... E lizabeth Connellan Spons Captain's Award ...... ....... E dith McPhedran Yearbook Editor's Award ........ ....... S helagh Martin House Head's Awards - Ballater QDalton Memorialj ...,...... ...... H eather McIntosh Braemar QHoskin Memorialj .............. ...... E lizabeth Buchanan Craig Gowan fRiverbend Awardj .................................... Jane Dennis junior Midget .... Primary ...,... House Cups - Glen Gairn fGrace Edgar Memorialj ............................ Joy Tennant ATHLETIC AWARDS Highest Individual Points for Field Athletics - Edith McPhedran Senior ................,....................................................... Rita Sheppard Nicola Murray Nicola james Volleyball ...... ........ B allater Basketball' ...... ..........,............................. ........ B a llater Sports Day ........................................................................ ....... B raemar LIST OF DONORS PRIZE, SCHOLARSHIP AND BURSARY FUND His Excellence, The Governor-General of Canada, Mrs. Harold Aikins, Mr. and Mrs. Condo, Balmoral Hall Alumnae Association, Mrs. B. Chown, Mrs, W.H. Collum, Mrs. M. Cole- Davis, Mrs. james A. Dowlcr, Miss M. Hoskin, Dr. and Mrs. A.W. McCulloch, The Graduates of I947 and l962. 5, i. ..l. . 5 V 1 L ' i f 5 lr s ' E R , v, .if I A , lv' 1 . If 1 ' , - H ' . M. 'SQ J n , f , :gi KE - lb hu ' , fhv ,, 9 - ' re, 4 I . N .., V If .3 1 . get 3' i 1 fr! , H24 u 2:1 ., ' 4 4 yL,r.3mf, L .V -M, .4 ,rw ... . A1 ,I . ' ' 3, Suzanne Shephard, Edith McPhedran, Barbara Jacks, Brigitte Bereznay, Lynn Poirier, Elizabeth Connellan, Shelagh Martin, Heather McIntosh, Loreena McKennitt. MISSING: Caroline Pickup. I-Ieadmaster's Remarks, R. Martin Kenney, C.D., B.A.. M. Ed. Loreena McKennitt sings for Graduates Goodbye Brigitte, Liz. 2, Mr. W. W. Buchanan, Dr. Helen P. Glass, Rev. Reid E. Vipond Valedictory, Brigitte Bereznay and Edith: Good Luck Margot, Betty, and Jane. Qlumnae On June 10, the Grade Twelve class and their mothers were delightfully entertained at Aikins House hy Mrs. Kenney. After the introductions, Mr. Kenney took charge of the formal part of the afternoon. Silver spoons, engraved with the date were presented to each graduate. This signified that we were now members of the Alumnae. Later we proceeded to the lower garden where each girl imprinted her initial in the fresh cement, thus completing the tradition of other years on such a day. Refreshments were served in the dining room. The Grade Twelve class had officially become part of the Alumnae of Balmoral Hall. Www 3+ 1 ' , It JL. - gi Q if-4 5. ima? HP 1975 THE HIGHLAND DA NCERS Junior School Joy is Like the Rain One More River Joshua Fought the Battle of Jerico MODERN Rl-IYTHMIC GYMNASTICS The Wedding Banquet Go Down Moses Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Oh, a-Rock-a My Soul MODERN RI-IYTHIXIIC GYMNASTICS In the Pines For Baby Jonah-INIan Jazz Musical Director - W. Nesbitt Gymnastic Instructor - Z. Stauder Highland Dancing Instructor - H. McIntosh Piper - Shannon McKay Piano Accompaniment - B. Honey Kindergarten Grade One 84 Two Grade Three Senior School Grade Four Grade Five Sc Six Senior School Loreena McKennitt 8LFriends Senior School Choir Opening Prayer Announcements Hymn - Executive Awards Sports Awards Presentations: Hymn Qtnarhs ap ATHLECTICS AWARDS DAY June 10, 1975 Head Girl, Brigitte Bereznay And did those feet in ancient time Walk upon England's mountains green? And was the holy lamb of God On England's pleasant pastures seen? And did the countenance divine Shine forth upon our clouded hills? And was Jerusalem builded here Among those dark satanic mills: Bring me my bow of burning gold! Bring me my arrows of desire! Bring me my spear! O clouds unfold! Bring me my chariot of fire! I will not cease from mental fight, Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand, Till we have built Jerusalem In this our green and pleasant land. Mr. Kenney Sports Captain, Edith McPhedran Special Presentation to Basketball Team Grade Xl Presentations Presentations to Prefects Grade XII Presentation to School Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing, Thanks for mercies past receive, ' Pardon all, their faults confessing: Time that's lost may all retrieve: May thy children. . .. ne'er again thy Spirit grieve. Bless thou all our days of leisure: Help us selfish lures to fleeg Sanctify our every pleasureg Pure and Blameless may it beg May our gladness . . . Draw us evermore to thee. By thy kindly influence cherish, All the good we here have gainedg May all taint of evil perish By they mightier power restrained: Seek we ever . . . Knowledge pure and love unfeigned. Let thy father-hand be shielding All who here shall meet no more: May their seed-time past be yielding Year by year a richer store: Those returning . . . Make more faithful than before. iBatrun5 Greensteel Industries J. Blair MacAuIay Dr. and Mrs. W.S.A. Martin James Richardson and Sons Ltd. Toronto Dominion Bank bpnnsnrs Mr. P.L. Ashdown Dr. and Mrs. S. Berker Mr. and Mrs. R.M.S. Blake The Canadian Indemnity Company Dr. and Mrs. S.C. Guha Mr. Justice Fl.D. Guy Mr. C.G. Mann Mr. H. Poirier Mr. J. Tennant UIIDI5 Bison Transport Services Ltd. Dr. James McGoey Mr. W.W. Buchanan Mrs. B.A. Merkley Mr. Charles Gervais Mrs. N.J.L. Munk Mrs. Lillian R. Gordon Mrs. Doreen M. Purves Mr. and Mrs. Ian L. Jessiman Mr. and Mrs. Ian G. Purves Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Kay Mr. W.D.M. Stewart The staff of Optima Anni 1975 wishes to thank the Patrons, Sponsors, and Donors for their great support. They have made it possible for the Yearbook Room to become better equipped with materials needed for publishing a yearbook. ALBI, Carla 100 Middle Gate, R3C 2C7 . . ANDRIESSEN, Michelle 916 Renfrew Bay, R3N 1K6 . . ASHDOWN, Lorraine 186 West Gate, R3C 2E1 .... ASHDOWN, Mary Grace 1191 Wellington Cresc., R3N OA1 . . AYOTTE, 1ustin Box 158, St. Norbert ...... BANFIELD, Ashleigh, Alexandra 330 Kingsway Ave., R3M OH4 . . . BARKMAN, Dallas Box 2108, Steinbach, ROA 2A0 . . BAYS, 1onathan 112 East Gate, R3C 2C3 .... BECHERT, Laura No. 102-10 Valhalla Dr., R2G 0X9 . . BECKETT, Alison 68 Hazeldell Ave., R2K OP4 . . BEREZNAY, Brigitte 25 Ruskin Row, R3M 2R9 . . . BERKER, Banu 6405 Southboine Dr., R3R OB7 . . B1ORKLUND, Annette, Marie 150 Thatcher Drive, R3T 2L8 ..... BLAKE, Shauna 2031 Ungava Rd. N.W. Calgary, T2N 4B3 BORBELY, Agnes 21 Pinebluff Rd., R21 2N6 ...... BRIDGETT, Margot 83 Whitehead Cresc., Brandon, R7B 0W5 BRIERCLIFFE, Susan 3 Kern Drive, R2C OL7 ....... BRODSKY, Maline 104 Niagara St., R3N 0T9 . . BROUSSEAU, Barbara 429 Laidlaw Blvd., R3P 0K8 . . BROWN, Pamela 320 Moray St., R31 3A3 . . . BROWN, Sara 193 Kingsway Ave., R3M 0G4 .... BUCHANAN, Elizabeth, Sheila, Wendy 14 Ruskin Row, R3M 2R7 ...... BURRON, Kimberley 217 Lockwood St., R3N 1S1 . . CHATELAIN, 1asmine 629 Westminster Ave., R3C OZ1 . . CHAPMAN, Elizabeth 7 Westboine Dr., R3K 1C8 . . . CHEREWAN, Elizabeth 820 Wellington Cresc., R3M OC4 . . CHOLAKIS, Anna 514 Bower Blvd., R3P OL8 . . CIPRYK, Nancy Box 190, Headingly, Man. . . CLARKE, Andrea No. 2-236 Ruby St., R3G 2E2 . . COEN, Rachel, David 11-17 1olliett Cresc. . . . . COLLETT, Kelly 434 Queenston St., R3N OX2 . . CONNELLAN, Elizabeth itertnrp 773-0585 489-6581 772-3100 489-8857 269-5956 452-7432 326-3369 772-7588 339-8869 667-6388 284-5067 837-4297 269-6933 289-6840 253-1990 728-9400 222-3403 489-9439 888-4008 832-4097 475-0286 453-11 13 489-2824 775-5769 889-3338 452-6444 888-7070 864-2471 774-3346 888-5769 489-7595 Utopia, Ont., LOM 1T0. . . .705-737-0760 CORDNER, Suzanne 410 Scotia St., R3V 1X1 . . Corner, Alyson 306 Dromore Ave., R3M 015 . . CORRIGAL, Darlene 476 London St., R2K 2Z3 . . COTTON, 1oanna 59 Wilton St., R3M 3133 ......... . COUGHLIN, Catherine, Christina, Carolyn, Patty, Elizabeth, Amy 30 Devonport Blvd., R3P OA9 ..... . CRAIG, Kelly No. 1209-1630 Henderson Hwy., R2G 2B9 . . DALE, Kathryn, Susan 208 Kings Drive, R3T 3G1 ....... DEAN, Fiona 47 Knappen Ave., R3G OY4 . . de 1ARD1N, Lisa 153 Montrose St., R3M 3L8 . . DENNIS, 1ane 16 Keswick Ave., R3P OR9 . . DERKSON, Millicent 89 Queenston St., R3N OW4 . . DUKE, Andy 75 Sherburn St., R3G 2K1 . . . DYKE, Kathleen 484 Wellington Cresc., R3M OB8 . . EDWARDS, Margaret 53 Agassiz Drive, R3T 2K9 . . ELLIS, 1ane 20 East Gate ...... ELRIFI,1ane 12 Appleton St., R2G 1K5 . . . . ELGERT, Heather 14 Yellowquill Dr., Portage la Prairie . . ENGLISH, Teresa 120 St. Pierre St., R3V 118. . ENGLISH Barbara 120 St. Pierre St., R3V 118 . . EVlSON,1illian 69 Ashland Ave., R3L 1K3 . . EVANS, Lisa 1 Bruce Ave., R31 OT8 .... EVERETT, Kathleen 514 Wellington Cresc., R3M OB9 . . FEDON, Donna 418 Foxgrove Ave., R2E OA5 . . FROST, Gillian 126 Douglas Park Rd., R31 1Z2 . . FOLKA, Patti 6-22 Stradford St., R2Y 1S5 . . GARVER, Sara 241 Waverley St., R3M 3K4 . . GERVAIS, Lauran 268 Dromore Ave., R3M 014. . GLASSCO, Megan 20 Monaco Bay W., R21 1X3 . . GOODWIN, Dawn, Carolyn 1 Sandee Bay, R2M 1Z1 . . GORDON, Nancy 406 Kelvin Blvd., R3P 012 . . 339-7169 284-6829 667-2201 474-7889 888-3526 338-5404 261-0555 775-3766 284-3136 837-7993 489-4321 772-3626 474-5782 269-6371 786-1963 338-5112 857-7167 269-3274 269-3274 453-5515 888-1077 474-4533 668-6195 888-4613 889-6369 452-4968 452-1283 256-1413 256-4007 888-1660 GRAY, Pamela 3154 Henderson Hwy., R3C 2E7 GREENE, Jane 127 Handsart Blvd., R3P OC4 . GRIFFITH, Jennifer 244 Ainslie St., R3J 2Z6. . . GRUBER, Erin 1620 Mathers Bay W., R3N OT7 GUHA, Indira St. Rose du Lac, Man., ROL 1S0 GUPTA, Neeru, Sonya 104 Edgewater Dr., R2J 2V5 . . GUINDON, Grey 288 Harvard Ave., R3M OK8 . . GUREVICH, Elizabeth 490 Dominion St., R3G 2N2 . . GUY, Victoria 135 East Gate, R3C 2C2. . HAWORTH, Margaret, Anne 301 Victoria Cresc., R2M 1X8 . HICKIN, Peggy No. 1102-170 Hargrave St., R3C 3I-I4 . . . . HICKS, Kelli Anne 5M-3006 Roslyn Rd., R3L 0H4 . HORBAY, Mary-Lea 64 Niagara St., R3N OT9. . HOLMSTROM, Merrilee 115 Kingsway Ave., R3M 0G2 . HOFFMAN, Bernadette 148 Yale Ave., R3M OL7 . . HURTIG, Marla 1103 Wellington Cresc. . . JACKS, Barbara, Lori Ann 291 Yale Ave., R3M 0L4. . JACOBSON, Catherine JAHNKE, Angela, Silvia 51 Algonquin Ave., R2G 2H2 . JAMES, Nicola Box 172A R.R. No. 5 JAMES, Susan MAIL TO: 203 Edmonton St.,R3C1R5 JANZEN, Victoria, Roberta 54 Roslyn Cresc., R3L 0H7. . JESSIMAN, Megan, Stacey 124 Grenfell Blvd., R3P 0B7 . . JOHNSON, Naomi 166 Garrioch Ave., R3J 2T5 . . KAMINSKY, Laura, Karen 68 Athlone Dr., R3J 3L2 . . KASPRICK, Wendy 188 Ethelberr St., R3G 1V7 . . KAY, Sarah 210 Lamont Blvd., R3P OE9. . KHAN, Tahra 42 Dundurn Place, R3G 1C2. . KING, Kristin 649 Oak St., R3M 3R1. . KONNELLY, Joehanna 793 Ash St., R3N OR7 . . 339-0348 489-2291 889-1396 489-4867 447-2257 256-7043 284-2670 783-5740 772-5200 256-5648 942-4114 284-0774 489-9417 474-3247 284-7436 284-3732 475-5539 334-4067 452-2213 489-8261 837-5353 832-3312 774-6820 489-6375 774-5086 489-2230 489-7423 KRAHN, Lois, Leona 1186 Kildonan Dr., R2G 1J6 . . LAERAMBOISE, Michelle 675 Elizabeth Rd., R2J 1A3 . . LAU, Dorothy 939 Campbell St., R3N 1C8 . . LAW, Marilyn 882 Beaverbrook St., R3N 1P1 . . LEACH, Barbara, Tannis 139 Grenfell Blvd. R3P OB6 . . LICHTI, Kerstin, Astrid 330 Donwood Dr., R2G OW8. . LUTES, Catherine 219 Oak St., R3M 3P7 .... . MACONACHIE, Tracy 1274 Wellington Cresc., R3N OA8 . . MacAULAY, Alix, Robin, John 119 Handsart Blvd., R3P OC4 . . MACDONALD, Nancy 116 Norquay St., R3L 2G4 . . MacGREGOR, Heather 55 Laval Drive, R3T 2X8 . . MALONE, Patti, Tracy 10 Lodge Ave., R3J OR5 . . . MANN, Pamela, Diane 1918 St. Mary'S Rd., RZM 4A3 . . MARTIN, Catherine, Shelagh 305 Kelvin Blvd., R3P OJ1 . . MATTHIASSON, Stephen 61 Queenston St., R3N OW4 . . MATTHEWS, Carla 10 Birkenhead Ave., R3P 0P1 . . MERKLEY, Kimberly 1472 Wellington Cresc., R3N OB3 . . MOHARIB, Nadia 150 West Gate, R3C 2E1 .... MOODY, Christopher, Sacha 135 Middle Gate, R3C ZC6 . . MUIR, Shelley-Anne 525 Stiles St., R36 3A4 . . MUNRO, Colleen 53 Brockville St., ROG 0R0 MAIL: Fort Whyte, P.O. ROG OR0 . MUNK, Kari 61 Carriage Rd., R2Y OL7 . . . . MURPHY, Sarah 675 Sherburn St., R3G 2L1 . . MURRAY, Nicola, Catherine 321 Dromore Ave., R3M 0J2 ..... MCDONALD, Heather, Elizabeth, Gillian, 12 Ruskin Row .......... MCGOEY, Susan 226 Handsart Blvd., R3P OC7 . . MCINNES, Donelda 680 Wellington Cresc., R3M OC2 . . . McINNIS, Joan Heidi 444 McDiarmid Dr., Brandon, R7B 2H4 . . 338-0191 233-2355 489-8861 489-6741 489-8804 339-5686 284-1780 489-8422 489-7125 474-1569 269-2817 888-6219 256-5866 888-5745 489-4105 888-1814 489-9020 772-4679 772-0528 772-1319 489-4637 837-6410 783-9238 453-0370 284-6344 489-7654 284-2278 727-4457 MCINTOSH, Heather 676 Strathcona St., R3G 3G1 . . MCKENNITTE, Loreena Box 487, Morden, Man., ROG 110 . MCLELLAN, 1anet 194 Waverley St., R3M 3L2 . . MCPHEDRAN, Edith Lot 96 Cloutier Dr., St. Norbert . . OSBORN, Andrea, Louise 670 Academy Road, R3N OG1 . . OSLER, Catherine Helen 94 Cordova St., R3N OZ8 . . PALMER, Victoria 211-1055 Welchester Ave., R3T 219 PICKUP, Caroline Box 686 Swan River, ROL 1Z0 . . POLLOCK, 1oni 860 Brock St., R3N 0Z6 . . POIRIER, Lynn 232 Summit Ave., Thunder Bay, P7B 3P6 . . . PATEL, Nilam No. 208-53 Furby St., R3C 2A2 . . PROVIS, Heather, Michele, Charmian 47247 Roblin Blvd., R3T OG2 . . PURVES, Karen Lynn, Adrienne 127 Grenfell Blvd., R3P OB6 . . . PURVES, Helen 115 Handsart Blvd., R3P OC4 . . PUTTEE, Diana 171 Cordova St., R3N 1A2. . RAIDT, Patricia 279 Kenaston Blvd., R3N 1V5 . . RATTRAY, 1ennifer 62 Harvard Ave., R3M 0K3 . . REID, Lorraine Box 1200, The Pas, R9A 1L2. . REGIER, Alex 308 Hosmer Blvd., R3P OH6 . . REYES, Andrea, Urte 674 Wellington Cresc., R3M OC2 . . . RIVALIN, Andrea, Barbara 185 Cordova St., R3N 1A2 . . ROBERTS, Laura 51 Claremont Ave., R2H 1V7 . . ROBERTSON, Elizabeth 353 Eveline St., Selkirk, RIA 1N1 . ROBLIN, Susan 616 Cloutier, S.S. 4 Ft. Garry, R3T 2E7 . . . ROBSON, Helen 784 South Drive, R3T OC3 . . . RONALD, Isobel 700 Wellington Cresc., R3M OC2 . . . 783-7531 822-4479 2847563 269-2833 489-2918 489-4387 269-4416 734-3704 489-3930 344-5052 783-5724 832-2663 489-7940 489-6883 489-3094 489-4035 284-0217 623-3834 888-4055 .474-2780 489-8536 452-5025 757-2119 269-1381 474-5886 452-4259 ROSS, 1acqueline, Katina 630 Cloutier Dr. S.S. 4 Ft. Garry . ROURKE, Donna 12 River Cresc., Sanford, ROG 210. . SABBADINI, Annarosa 66 Harvard Ave., R3M 0K3 . . . ST. 1OHN,1uliet, Nicola 200 Dromore Ave., R3M 013. . SCANES, Sandy 125 Maplewood Ave., R3L 1A1 . SALEWSKI, Antje Grand Rapids, Man., ROC 1E0 . . SHEPPARD, Rita 217-365 Thames Ave., R2L 2B7 . SHEPHARD,1eannette, Suzanne 265 Harvard Ave., R3M 0K1 . . . SKELTON, Louisa 67 Fallbrook Bay, R21 2P5 , , SIREN, Pamela 111 Sunset Bay, Thunder Bay . . SMITH, Kimberly 630 Wellington Cresc., R3M OC2. SPEERS, Dana 304 Montrose St., R3M 3M8. . STANLEY, Carolyn 701 McMillan Ave., R3M OS7 . . STEVENS, Pamela Box 2760, The Pas, R9A 1M5 STEWART,1ane 137 Elm St., R3M 3N4 . . . . SWANSON, Tina 12-341 Westwood Dr., R3K 1G4. TENNANT,1oy 200 Tuxedo Blvd., No. 103, R3P OR3 . . THEODORE, 1ane, Wendy Box 1180, Swan River, ROL 1Z0 . UNGER, Rhonda, Andrea 122 Garfield St. S., R3G 2L8 . . WALL, Carla, Leana 436 Kingston Cresc., R2M OT9 . . WALLACE, Sarah 59 Kingsway Ave., R3M OG2 . . WASSON, Lisa, Lynne 64 Roslyn Cresc., R3L OH7 . . WAY, Irene 595 Borebank St., R3N 1E8. . WERSH, Kerith 361 Cambridge St., R3M 3E8 . . WEARE, Cathy 510 Park Blvd. W., R3P OH4. . . ZANETTE, Mary Ellen 1423 Ridgeway St., Thunder Bay, om., R713 517 269-1315 736-2387 284-5877 284-1089 284-7035 639-2430 667-8951 452-1503 257-1 169 344-5204 475-5637 284-5189 452-1995 453-2285 832-1805 489-8232 734-2845 774-3016 233-321 7 453-7816 284-0788 489-4241 453-7530 888-0840 622-4176 Qutugraplw Y ',V Q I' 'y . U i I 6 Q . W .1 1 09' ' .iw .: .9 .g'. 'sv S' F r .W . ' ar ' f . V ' . 1 'A C N v A 'Hi U rf- . ' . a ' r. A rt,.vr Q l .V ,, ' ' f yn ., A, jf2'nv of 'EW' 3' fwii, . ' U 4 L-. , -5. Q41 A 5 J'-'12 . Q . X, ' J. K rx . . X.. my I , 3, -A f 'QW' . ' f-Ifwfrfif -'WP ' M-'T' ga .'Tff' ' , 2 ' ' 4-' -,Fi , iff- fn.-xr - .iw - ,. - -x 5 , . 1 1 .:,'. n 2 , . X Q- Fir? r?f'f,? : ,Lg N ' u 415 , Q ,E 'Q sf 'R 'x ilk A 4, 15: 'f 5 ' - '-fsxffgv 11 , . -.A , , M . -11..g-Q . 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