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

- Class of 1977

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'1 , ff' 'Q .fat ' If 2 I ,as I- f at gy gig s , The Students' Ten Commandments Thou Shalt ngt Cgpy from others VI Thou shalt not drive fast on the school grounds lfLet them do it for youl Thou shalt not drive the teachers to their graves lfL6t them provide the gasj VU Thou shalt not flunk in June lfDo it in Easter, avoid the rushj Vlll Thou shalt not push in the halls ljTripping is easierl 'X Thou shalt not be late for classes lfTake the whole day offl X an d kill the students 4jWait for the teachersl Thou shalt not whisper in class Th Th lIShouting draws more attentionl ou shalt not tear up the school books lfBurn them, destroy the evidencel ou shalt not throw erasers in classy lfChalk is harderl Th ou shalt not smoke in the bushes lISmoke in the school easier for firesl Head Master's Report Staff ........................ CONTENTS Head Girl and School Captain Student Council ............ Junior School ........ Junior Art and Lit .... Junior Sports ...... Junior Drama .... Senior School .... Swim Meet Houses ......... Senior Sports .... Residence ............ Senior Art and Lit Graduates ............ Yearbook Contributors Closing Exercises .... Directory ............. 2 Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief: Kathleen Scribner Michele Shaw Susan Briercliffe Punam Nath Peggy Hickin Pamela Gill Tracy Kohut Editor's Message We have finally come to the end of the 76-77 school year, for some this has been their last year and for others only the beginning, but we must all agree that 76-77 in Balmoral Hall has been a very good year. This year was a year for trying out new things, such as the swim meet lwhich was a huge successi open campus for the grades twelves lwhich made us work hard to keep theml and many other events. There is not too much that I call tell you that the yearbook cannot show you. l will say one thing, this is my chance to say good-bye to a really great school. l've learned a lot in my two short years at the school, l've learned not just in the classroom but in Res and all around the school, l've learned a lot about people, that to me is one thing that I will always remember this school for, its people. I'm going to miss everyone and I would like to wish each and everyone of you all the luck and love the world may give you. Bye B.H.! Love Kathleen Scribner Editor-In-Chief 3 BALMOR L H LL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND STAFF 1976-1977 B H LLM, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Roger Murray GOVERNORS Mr. C. Cholakis Mrs. R. D. Guy Mr. Cordon Pollock Mr. R. W. Cipryk Dr. Clara Lander Mr. Roland Rivalin Mrs. R. S. Cunningham Mrs. A. S. Leach, Ir. Mr. I. M. Ross Dean C. H. C. Edwards Mr. P. I. W. Macdonald Mrs. M. Wallace Mr. Iohn C. GFGGIIG Mr. I. Hugh McDonald Mr. Donald O. Wood Mr. M. P. B. Nesbitt ' HONORARY LIFE GOVERNOR Mrs. W. H. Collum HEADMASTER Mr. N. Thomas Russell, B. Ed., Dip. Eng. HEAD OF SENIOR SCHOOL Mrs. Susan Sures: B.Sc., Cert. of Ed., B.Ed. IU. of MJ fChemistry 8: Mathj HEAD OF IUNIOR SCHOOL Miss Alison M. Wiens: B.A., Teaching Cert. IResource 81 Remedialj KINDERGARTEN 81 NURSERY Mrs. Ioyce Taylor: Diploma Nursery School Education REGISTRAR Mrs. Barbara Honey, A.R.C.T. BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Iohn Rodger, F.C.A., R.I.A. DEAN OF RESIDENCE Mrs. Gwen Theodore SECRETARY Mrs. May Lammiman A , Headmaster's Message to the Grads of 1977 Life is like a book . . .a book divided into a number of chapters. Today in graduating from High School you end a particular chapter and move on to the next . . . YOUR SCHOOL EDUCATION CHAPTER IS OVER. It has been said that school days are the happiest days: the happiest days of your life . I do not know whether or not this will prove to be the case for each of you. I do know for certain that you have had many hap- py days and many pleasant days, many successful days, many disappointing days . . . but, whatever these may be, I know also that you will take away with you many fond memories. For some of you seated here in front of me these memories will be from a good many years spent at Balmoral Hall: B.H., your school. You will never forget this school. Whether you have been here for one year or for twelve years, you will never forget the dramatic, traumatic, sad, funny and very special times you have experienced. DON'T FORGET THEM. FOR THEY ARE TREASURES INDEED AND PARAGRAPHS IN WHAT WILL PROVE TO BE ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING CHAPTERS OF YOUR LIFE. In moving to the next chapter of your life, you move into a time when you will become more and more responsible for making decisions for yourselves. I ad- vise you, I urge you to think things through weigh the advantages with the disadvantages, the pros with the cons, and may your judgement be wise and good. The late Robert Frost lan American poetl wrote . . . Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveller. Long I stood . . . And looked down one as far as I could THEN TOOK THE OTHER. When you come to the roads that diverge , may you choose the right one for you. What better final message can l give to you than the words of advice the mother superior gives to the novice nun Maria lin the film The Sound of Musicl as Maria is leaving the shelter of the monastry . . .to tackle a job in the big world outside: Climb every mountain, ford every stream, follow every by-way, till you find your dream. Remember us ... we will remember you ... Good luck and may God bless you. '- wsu... W-Q ' . F 1.12.-is , , M . . . gaffvn ah THE BALMORAL HALL ACADEMIC STAFF 1976-77 Mrs. Enid Alcock Permanent lst Class Teaching Cert. Mrs. Barbara Cantlie B.A., B.Ed., QU. of Man.J Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs lean Curtis B.A., QU. of Man,J Maike Dammermann Cert. in Education QU. of Man.J Teresa Friesen Margaret Gardiner Mrs Ruth Gervais Mrs Ianice Harper Mrs Ruth Henry Mrs Laura Horychuk Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Margaret Hurst Elizabeth Iohnston Mary Klymkiw Daphne Korol Elizabeth Law Cydnie Mather Mrs. Donna Moenig Mrs. Wendy Nesbitt Mrs. Mary Pluhar Mrs. Mary Richards Mrs. Adriana Sabbadini Mrs. Iudith Sharpe Miss Valerie Smith Mrs. Arla Strauss Mrs. Margaret Wilmot B.A., QU. of Wpgj, B.Ed., QU. of Man.J R.N. QChildren's Hospitalj, Dip. Nursing Unit Administration, QCan. Hosp. Assoc.J M.F.A. Qpend.j B.P.E., Cert. Education QU. of Man.j Permanent First Class Teaching Cert. B. Fine Arts QHons.J, QU. of Man., B.A., Cert. Education, QU. of Man.J A.R.C.T., Registered Music Teacher B.A., QU. of Man.J Teach. Cert. QMan. Theatre Centre Sch.J Advance Cert. -Ballet QRoyal Acad. Dancej Library Technician Qpend.J QR.R.C.C.j B.Ed., QU. of Man.j B.Sc., QI-lons.J, B.Ed., QU. of Torontol B.A., A.M.M., Cert. in Ed., QU. of Man.j Diplomas: French 8: German Grammar 8: Literature QU. of Praguej A.B. QRipon Coll., Wisconsinj Dottore in Math 8: Physics, QU. of Pavia, Italyj, Cert. Education QU. of Man.j B.Ed., QU. of Man.J Assoc. Ed., QU. of Man., B.A., QU. of Winnipegj B.A., B.Ed., QU. of Albertaj, M.Ed., QU. of Man.J Mathematics, Science English History, Mathematics French Geography Guidance, School Nurse Fibre Arts, Phys. Ed. Physical Education Grade 3 Art Grade 2 Pianoforte 81 Theory Social Studies, Science, Mathematics Drama Librarian Grade 4 Science, Biology Music QChoralj French Grade 6 Mathematics 8: Physics History, Language Arts Grade 1 French, Language Arts French in.- wh 3 G . 'UQ 'Wg 9' 1' m' . -g.'s' f Q 'fxi . -I 4 f . 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'M A .JJ ix 2 - Karen Shanski f fx Tamara Walsh I2 F Q Hr L -M e W... in ' Jacqueline Berry Peter Davey Christopher Dooley Jennifer Frizzel Kindergarten Sandra Pearson Suzanne Patterson Raquel Marsh Kristi Greene Rachelle Gura Carolyn Hall Christine Henzel Sean Irving Jennifer Kay Michelle Kresz Matthew McKay Julie Mackenzie f. 0 44 L ffuwq 'I Z , Vanessa Evans Collen Cardiner Laura Garrett 'tan' Q Nicol Choptain Jennifer Charney Darlene Andison Sheila Anderson Grade One f W 'nf YQ Lisa Gorevich Christine Hinchliffe 19 E3 sau. . ..- Q- ' P -1 'il L sw, it Michele Hull Cassandra Klayh Jennifer Mason Heather McDonald Christine Mclnnes Michelle Flychliski Q L. '5x..,, 'l V '. , aa. I4 B -15 . is 1 yt Kerith Wersh Claudia Scaletta ., W 2 c Susan Sharif Kristin Shanski ,, .,. rio 1 ur x fs can Tracey Beth Jodi Bernstein V In , . Q 9 l , V7 Grade Two wg' S.- Heather Richie Lorna Puttee . if lo' 5' Alexa Simms Victoria Palmer Pic Missing Rosalind Wedgewood Tanya Onyschuk Sandra Mclnnes 1 WSP 4 1 as ,, , in Jasmine Chatelain Amy Coughlin Samantha Dakinkent Heidi Einarsson Megan Ellis Laura Gardiner Nicole Green Michelle Fienatta Kelly Margo Leach 3, ai .-:w X 2 1 'ii ,F f 4 . 4 . Roberta Janzen Silvia Jahnke A, , Nancy Cipryk Sonya Gupta MQ Carla Alba in Ava Adams Mafianfla Bass Katherine Kelly Stacey Jessiman Arttamus McCann Diana Puttee Cathrine Jacobson Anna Lisa Cohen Kim Smith Geills Andison Barbara Queen Jillian Evison Kelli Anne Dickson Grade Four v Diana Mann Christine Albi Leana Wall Elizabeth Wedgwood Susan Dale .N L I7 Q Marie Bjorklund his x f- Y' Laura Lee Kennedy iff. at W Or . i Av 1 - W 4 -., Ann McDowaII L Annette Bjorklund N ' O! 5, Q r Kathleen McManus 73 5,2 um Sarah Kay Andrea Osborn f fm .if 'Q 'T '- A. rw' J fwwfaf ivy MHVY Joanne Seffef Michele Provis Charlene Laluk Grade Five Erin Gruber Dawn Driftz if Shelley Gardiner Kim Merkley J' Q- -Q ' 1 Jane Gillies Jacqueline Ross T ' J V Shelley-Ann Law Camera Shy Carla Fogel Jennifer Griffith Elizabeth Coughlin Kim Burron Mary Lea Horbay Heidi McDonald Fay Faridy R ra. 3 ,,,, , dm J ALS .tx Penelope Buntine Susan Canning Kate Morican Carla Wall Anna Dominique '21 Grade Six Kristin King Donelda Mcinnes awk. .N i K Tannis Leach C i 5. A Louise Osborn Heather MacGregor Aynsley Hmchmfe Megan Jessiman Leona Krahn Kari Munk Elizabeth Stenning Lisa de Jardin 1 I, I9 Junior Art and Literature A Knight and his Lady! A knight and his horse were riding down the road, And stopped to take a breath of air, And come upon a little toad, The knight tapped it and lt turned so fair. He tapped it once, he tapped it again, Until he tapped it 5 times or 10, It turned into a beautiful lady, And they went riding into the woods so shady. By: Kim Merkley Glen Gairn School l'm as stubborn as a mule When it comes to my school ln my kilt of black and green I am proud to be seen When we have assembly Who is talking, not me! I'm thinking of Language class Asking if l will pass! 55 -.. By: Andrea i . Glen Gairn I I XXX Ujpf O 4JQ1 C-LC1- SLU. at ' I 'B . Rabbits match their pelts fx ML? 'L Ll we against the snow, and away they go. 'lt dm tauffq fm awk gif They run through the hollow, ,md M,,e5 ,jggcb X like puffs of snow. like-eff: By: Shelley Gardiner WM, M. qi-Wt, lic-eltftmfdimd. ,g bv Grade Five ' ' ' Glen Gairn , if f? V Q, Daffodils , , ffl 75' V Daffodils wearing a gold crown Q , f Q Egg, 1 - Daffodils wear a long green gown F, 'Q QW 5 rv 1 segvtzi ' 'limi .397 AN il I. h - d ? w u i.g,,k:f it Q 'Q tW'n. OWS A 3 ' 3 ,33 ,qbv , gy While daffodils sway. f 'lf' - Pretty daffodils. lil'.i.Lif - 1 : Mi I By: Shelley Gardiner SlwelieyGdf6'fffer Grade Five Glen Gairn C.:-160 6'Cf.li'n 20 - ,f-, 5 'I' .-' N i lm Q ' Y l 1 ' 1 f i X I , , , b, rx F , 1 l - ' x l I '- - -u Mr ........., '-5-fi Yi.f':u4-ix' if Q -V . , , 1-i .- 7? ,Hive eff' 'kiss'-W i , M :.f41,5 '1 ' . 1 ww wg-.sw-gi' -a?:4f'2a.fvJ:3l-2rim'-wa-w-fi'f f . , . fx'f 1:f'y'A l'?-'2'F'm:?? '5.. 1fH'fRT1W' ' , Y ,gf . N4x1,g,.a. , ---- ' rj -' if - A '- 5 A fi, g, . M 1- Y-I-gwv v- .A 'f-:'1',j , R Y , T AN F. , I Y li- :A 51 3-V. A, W 'Ss . 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QW v j fav .fe . 'L' - .'i A 'WA -. Km 1 L,,,, :1- , ,K-H-. Mun .. 1,1 x 'b w . W-,M A 4- .mme ' .K 1 I ,, -QQ. fi L i' Cyv . Q. C- L.ErJ G-emxn The Sea Horse and The Fish Splash splash, goes my tail, called the seahorse. lt is like a big, big whale. We can win, We will swim, We're really fast It's hardly a task We've won, we've won, like in the past. By: Heather MacGregor Grade Six Glen Gairn 2I Leaves Yellow, green, brown falling to the ground snap, crackle, crunch hear how they munch some leaves fall, some don't some are stubborn and just won't. Carla Albi Grade Three Halloween Jack-o-lantern Jack-o-lantern Shining in the window bright Jack-o-lantern Jack-o-lantern Won't we have such fun tonight. Lisa Gureruch Grade One Jack-o-lantern Burning bright ln the shining Candle light Michelle Hull Grade One Dancing Candy Floss Dancing on the floor Pink and white With a beautiful golden door Candy delight Flight ahead of me Fluffy and yummy Yes that I can see Soft as a bunny l'm coming to admire it The best treat ever Waltzing there and back Yes I think it is Now doing the fox trot lt's not like a soft drink Keeping on the track. With a funny tingly fizz. By: Stacey Jessiman By: Stacy Jessiman Grade Three Grade Three Glen Gairn Glen Gairn 22 The Stranger Once I was walking down the road When I saw a funny froggy toad His eyes were big His nose was small He wasn't very big at all He looked at me And was meaning to say Hello little girl And now good day. By: Stacey Jessiman Grade Three Glen Gairn The Travelling Sandwich In Sudbury, Ontario there was a lady, this lady was making a peanut butter and jam sandwich. There is not anything strange about that. But what she was going to do with the sandwich was very, very strange. She was going to mail the sandwich to Africa. The next day the lady wrapped up the sandwich air tight, then gently dropped the sandwich in the mailbox. From then on the sandwich went through many adventures. When the sandwich was being put in order it came across this man. The man had very big blue eyes, a stomach the size of a horse, plus a nose that Monsters Monsters make me shake They give me heart ache I do not know how so many can get Into my small closet In the night, the night the monsters come out They make me want to shout So remember never to pout when monster are about. By: Roberta Grade Three Glen Gairn could smell food a mile away. It was nearly lunch time so he was very hungry. When he picked up the sandwich and smelled it he whispered, I must have it, I must. But just as he was going to unwrap the sandwich his boss went by so had to put the sandwich in it's correct place. So the sandwich went on to Africa. The sandwich went on the plan safely and came off safely in Africa. It made its way all the way to the house, but as the mailman was putting the sandwich in the mailbox, the dog jumped up and ate the sandwich. By: Anna Dominique Grade Six Glen Cairn ? im-vim? . . ,. ,, x,,,,,,, l 5- W':-Ln' , an by VYH W V .' 'Z...q,,,,.. 1 ., ,ll v -,imgrgifv Q L ,VVQQ .A , W 1 A J 1 'V :yt nu ' W has ,, 'N-5 Y 49 W f .. f ...za n Q A ' ' he -w' AA .. M.. 4 M33 'r r 5. S t V x 1? A N 5 a af f'X,g Wim M. , -qv- . -film 5,5 as . ,Vo I dz 5 1 I , V , 1 I wwf 11 M2 Junior School Drama Presents Kathleen Maid of Killarny The Director Kathleen The Cast 26 Dancing TW' 'EES' 69 .'3, ,vm ' t f if X P Sf -X . .nf ', ', ,,,,...g Qi ' 333, 1 il'-'wr--L-Q' I? , 'ggffv at fi .drum .lm CHQ -L VQESZ1 5 1 ,m-.-.-,........... . -1 ..,. W, 1. ,. mx. , Q fi 4 xgkp, 3 Mix? 2' i 2 AC -NUI 'Qs YI' Senior School F , R r-'-W px '--Q... 'l' -.1 1 Grade Seven ww., ,1 , wi , AL 2 . 4 x ,.f,Q 2' . Joanna Cotton we Pamela Gray Anne Haworth 1 74 wa Patty Coughlin Cynthia Gabbrielli Angela Jahnke Andrea Klymasz ,mu 'N ' 4 3 , V , , E , I X I' 3 Sf H .. 6 ,M . 5 A A 1, P. 4 A? if , 7 ,H gs sg e M. , ' uf' f fl 3 'Q' N 2 4 if ' 1 -1 ' 4 y If 1. :,. L ' ' a if A- , ,, 5 X , -e if? F. t bb Y 4 .5 .MW Q V ' 'fi 'Q . - 5. I. , 3 Y V,,. .gf 4 f V T ,W 5 Q ' . ii' ' f - ' ,Mt A I 1 l IS X' f ' f A, A 'f f f 1 . K 3 -aww a V , ' Q . ,,j ' A ' I ' ' g . .4 A' wqr 2 . 1445 4 I V 30 Helen Purves Christine Moffat Donna Pomeroy I r 4 Afldfea Thomasson Joni Pollock Jane Stewart Andrea Reyes Lisa Wasson .4 . 'W 1 8 fi W A n m 4 5' ,ff 1 V 1 Q s LAW l X8 J-Mx 3I Grade Seven 3 , SUSGY1 Ainley Alyson Corner Jane Greene Simone Hayhurst Marjolein Holthuis Lori Holloway Lisa Laidlaw Leah Laluk rua, 'ffl 32 Nancy Macdonald Cathrine Murray Gillian McDonald Nancy Philopulos Janice Prychodko Andrea Fiivalin Nancy Roberts Laura Walker Ml Lynne Wasson 33 Jocelyn Allan Maline Brodsky Sara Brown Cynthia Burrows Grade Carolyn Coughlin Bonnie Jay Derksen Deborah Dillen Nicola James Heather Hinchliffe Indira Guha Margaret Edwards Corinne Dyck 34 Victoria Janzen Holly Kerr Joe-nanna Konneuy Lois Krann Barbara Leach Eight Shelley Anne Muir Susan Mulvaney Shawn Nesbitt Sophie Odhiambo S -1' M 'S ' 2 X Urte Reyes 35 -a,, F23 F' ' av Barbara Rivalin Annarosa Sabbadini Kathleen August Christina Greenway Neeru Gupta Grade Nme L jr' Belinda Canning 'Y 'wi Judith Hebert Jane Keilock Marilyn Law Tracy Maconachie i 1 Tracy Malone Kathy Philopulos Diana Sidebottom Nicola Murray Elizabeth Robertson Sarah Wallace Janet Mclellan Helen Robson Lydia Odhiambo Orathai Sethiwan Edith Pease Cecily Sheldon i. ,,,,,?' Grade Ten by L. bm,- 4 Kim Abbott Kathleen Allan Anna Cholakis Christine Coughlin Teresa Lee Andrea Wood ri Wendy Thompson Pamela Stevens Nancy Shaver Sheena Sharp Katina Ross Krin Berg Q.-..., 38 Ni Kelly Craig Kathryn Dale Dawn Goodwin Victoria Guy Carla Hansen '- f ' , as , E 0 J Margaret Haworth . Tvs X x wr' Lori Jacks Lisa Keller Judy Przibislawsky Cymma Knpamck Heather Provis Monica Phelps Heather Martin D0r0Il1y LGU 39 Elizabeth Add9fS0fl Lisa Ahloy Mary Grace Ashdown G rade Eleven Marcia Kredentser Robin Hiscox Jeanne Griffin Lisa Evans 40 Agnes Borbely Therese Brabant Barbara Brousseau Andrea Clarke Catherine Coughlin Laura Maguire Ruth Markham Wendie Mathewson Brenda Maybank Evelyn Moody Elizabeth McDonald Susan McGoey Cathrine Osler Panee Sethiwan ,.-.- Nicole Shroyer Jane Theodore Kimberly Thomas Connie Wright D 4 4l I ,.. . 1 A1-,5 1 6 1 ,Q I, 1 if W 5 S' ax ix 5 - 'X Kiwi ' ' TY' , 1 4 -1 , 0 - M-v. .., og , ,. , K 1, x ? 1- 1 M ,mx 'Ulu-. 'fm Ax' as x 'X Q J . 1358? A me I1 1 ' w Ski Day 44 . E' r If 1 an .f'? if i AW N in-Yrsx IQ,-1 A .- iigh- 1-- li, I ,ax x lat a f 5 'SX QI F66 -wi 'iv 1 , l 1 - AT: , ' ' 'f J, ', . 8' . gl ,gh 'wx 3 r P. . '!iw 1 - , , 1 '- -1: ' f. fir, 'F A ,. 5. , 'S . M ,, l Tk, -1 if uw an--M L fmt -x K f X Q 1 ' 4 an , S.S. Drama W 4 Q. ' 1, V .5 ,, A ,Q YT' 1 . HQ. L lug, X 5 X .4 ff' , I iw V , A - 1 Sf? Q ,Q 1 Q i 'J J . 1 - ba-A V. u K , YZ V gy Q , ii' 'mf it df , N V f ' H 4 M Qvvff ,my-A L 3 5, .fix .kjb N, . N A fwf Q QV W iw A e V . V 1 Q 4 bv' - AKHQ if W im, .dmv ,Q af V , v ' ,Q ,, ,, 1 . Ballater House 50 15 sf Braemar House Breamar is the name of the house I among others of my nature were chosen to participate in. The symbol for this house, as it is called, is one large, smiling, over-grown hippopotamus. Her name is Burnadette and con- stantly keeps one eye closed. The reason for this I'm not too sure of but some day if she dares to open her other eye I'm sure she will discover a new angle to life. Maybe she is the wise one though. Maybe everyone should protect themselves in this manner. The saying goes two heads are better than one , but no-one has ever said how many eyes these heads must have. Try it, it may be the answer. 5I C is for Courageousness R is for Ftuggedness I is for Intelligence G is for Great Atheletes G is for Good sportsmanship 'M O is for Outstanding W is for Winning A is for Athletic ability N is for No one can beat us! Craig Gowan Q G assi .., .j,5,. 'P 1 ,, .5 .. - 32 ,e X R - 9 Craig Gowan House CFW GUWQU A is for Astonishing A A . Hi2t't,t:t:'9i'W A es is it N 52 Simone Hratjnurat Srndf, 7, OnLm0r'-at GPH19 Gowlcufi Glen I S 53 Ea Am X, ' 0 F Gairn f E House I sg f LJ ' IA' 'A Senior Volleyball Back Row: Dawn Goodwin, Victoria Guy, Jane Kellock, Biddy McDonald, Liz Robertson. Middle Row: Tracy Malone, Lori Jacks, Judy Hebert, Lisa Evans, Barb Brousseau. Front Row: Wendie Mathewson. 'Q v , ksm 1 s. 54 Junior Volleyball Back Flow: Shawn Nesbitt, Vicki Janzen, Barb Leach, Shelley Muir, Anne Haworth, Gillian McDonald, Alyson Corner. Front Row: Margaret Edwards, Urte Fieyes, Susan Mulvaney, Donna Pomeroy, Cathy Murray. Who says you can't meet boys at B.H.? 55 1-2-3 Blazers! Candids . -mv 'sw . -QXQGBW, so XM .IWAXQCJ NICLXS Ogg .441 'Rv S:-'Q 34 .Lf-1 vu' :Nazi sb 95' 9P'1'S: QQ! S ' F UNF' sw, 5V Sk 0- sv K. A -J'-' W Em , 4 'N Qi! L 1 Stillgmh ...milling g Residence sports ,Q-3 fa Um ,,4QA: .5 all 1 f 2lE. iw. fylp The Phone Here I sit There Alone It rings Sitting beside the phone Maybe it will be for me Waiting Hello, Hello Waiting for that phone call that will never come No, you have the wrong number But still I wait Slowly Wondering I hang up the receiver Hoping. And l'm back to waiting It's getting late Anonymous But, I still keep waiting Craig Gowan Waiting 60 1 paw? S e V V. tw, J ..., ' , V' sy, a- f' 3,.X,Q?'f g 4 W, ,,3,, y - 5+ , ?' w' f ' , x,, It . , 31, . ,P r . st-5' H 1 Annual Awards - Christmas 1976 MiSS Puff: Smoker of the year award - 1976 .. .................. Shelley Wood Miss Studious: Always at the books ........................... Susan Lee and Panee Sethiwan Miss Lonely Heart: Suffering from being away from her beloved ................. Marcie Kredentser Miss Cheerful: A smile - helping hand 1976 ............. Wendie Mathewson The Roomwreckers 1976: Cecily Sheldon, Edith Pease, Judy Hebert The Top Award: The Achievement of the Year Award 1976. This was very tough to decide, but was made on the basis of a real contribution to the future of the school. is hoped this will be an Annual Event. Mrs. Peggy Wilmot ffxi 'vi 4314 ,, L Xb-nvgguix 'YQ x 62 1-..':f',. Y --F H H -1- 7 XX , R5 ummm? 'UPI 1, .AH-vff -.. MN- .--. -.W ,. . a--.. L Talent Night E r E I WJ .4.A' ' AY? I P' qi xg ' 1 ff- L E352 'QKDLQQ 0 . J E w , AT 50 f MEONE , My A 6 ix 7 ff y 5 f ,Z A ? Q 0 AQ CGQ X The Luncheon Things were going quite well, In that dingy hotel, Though it was more like a dungeon. The town guide that day Had told me to stay To have the great food at the luncheon. I stayed through that night Though l had a great fright Of the food I would probably eat. I went to the diner, And no food was finer, Than those vegetables, oranges and meat. Chris Moffat Grade Seven 70 The City The City is a noisy place, People, down the street they race, In and out, just like a chase, The city is a noisy place. All the cars go zooming by, Radios all turned up high, Then a child begins to cry, All the cars go zooming by. People in and out the stores, Going up and down to floors, Some will stay and look some more, People in and out the stores. The city is a busy place, The hubcap of the human race, Looking 'round from face to face, The city is a busy place. . . Anonymous Grade 12 Craig Gowan The Night Riders Through the night they gallop, Torches aglowg Those in their houses Sacred and confused. The noises are louder As they approach, The ground loudly echoes As they pass through. All are relieved As the night turns quiet, They have passed through Without arousing. Anne Haworth Grade Seven 5 xl '5fM. l ,ff 'If ..w. Mft ?t.-5' il gg 15.3 r if if In 3.1 -X: il 3 A3 H i i?2 c V I 5 3 ' in J l X Xx x The Tree lt stood alone in the cold light of the dawn. A tall, majestic figure as old and strong as the mountains. An old wizened image with a well of wisdom hidden from plain sight, betrayed only by the depth in those green shot hazel eyes. The features of the face were barely visible through the mossy beard, bushy eyebrows and the tough bark-like skin scarred by the lines of joy, happiness sorrow, and hardships. The long slender arms contain a strength beyond that of man's comprehension. The long, strong legs and unflattering feet have worn paths in lands s w X . beyond the wide exploration of men. He stood alone above the great forest in the pale light of dawn, like a forgotten inhabitant of days gone by, a living monu- ment from the times of great kings and magnificent realms. If someone were to walk by they would probably say to themselves that tree seems to be watching over the greenwood and walk away without another thought. They would never know how right they wereg for he is the earthborb , the last of the great guardians of the trees. Tracy Maconchie . . 2 Grade Nine '- ., f --.. ,,,, -..- ,... -,--...M..--a-...1:ki,XRi.,,- bk T. .,.. - - . ' 'fo ..,.,. a--3.--,.- Braemar ...-....,..........,....-.-.. .-,..--. ..... Wa-.-.--.a .--W ...... fg - .. Mt. ,,,?f6w-.,-, M-. , . X 5 Ei Xl l m T x xg - it N 'T W . . am- .,,,. - ., -...,.W.,- -- .,,,.. .MM .X--W..Q .,., H..E.,,!,,.,,,w.i7,m?,gwz The Horse 0-M-wmmwAWMMM,Wm,g vggqg ,M 5 W ll Out in the pasture he stands, A Q' K3 xx W A Xi if Silent and alone. , M-as--www.ml-H-.-.ala f---Y A-was-QXH-f.XYXf-, W--4:,T ,diaries H7-7. Not a move he make, 4 -lf., f ' X, ' ff No sound at all. Q A I ' WWW mm W if l'll T l'llll 'A'lHWixfT QTTTAM' '77 M'f2f l T4 No move, no sound, nothing. 4 X l fl 7 sian like a statue Q? Then off like a rocket' -415' MFT ,gr .V will gb. i 1' x - H I ,X F G --A ---f - . i,,..,.-'Lg.-.w i .!!,FE.,, --.-...W am... . A. XJX Gone l, is Sl 5 - l Grade Seven 'Q' if '- mal- 4 .......-.- -- , -.---..--...,.-. ..W---..---, M. A N, .... ,...-,.g-,.. ,f,,-- 5 f 'l,, - -W M a. it W t , .... I T-QQCQQ, ' - .G 'N n Joanna Cotton .1 I K , ....v....v...w...--,. ---M We I WW-.- in . ,wwe fluff if if .W I t WW-i.. My Roommate In early September she came to be, A perfect roommate who was for meg No speak English, is all she said, And at eight-fifteen she jumped into bed, I laughed at her for quite a spell, And she said to me, Please do tell , Why you laugh very much at me, I'm only Oratai, can't you see. A black haired girl, with deep brown eyes, An innocent face, but in disguise, She's not too quiet so I've found, Oratai Sethiwan loves to make sound, So what else is new? the residents Say, The echo of Oratai will end in May. It'll be quiet, but lonely here, Having Oratai not so near, So remember the next time she's ex- pressing a thought People like Oratai can't be bought. Kathie August Grade 9 Ballater Love vs. Money Money is important in the world to- day, Who needs love anyway, What does that mean, who needs love, Love is immortal, it's shown up above, God created this earth, but not with money, Go ahead and laugh, later it won't be funnyg Love vs. Money, Love shall win, Money has destroyed us and caused too much sing Next time you buy something useless but nice, Remember God is Love, and then think twice. Kathie August Grade 9 Ballater Late at night I go to sleep With my textbooks at my feet. I hope my teacher will be kind When she knows I'm weeks behind. When out of shape for phys ed Around the gym, I am led. Geography maps are in time due Time to use my crayons new. My history text I have lost I wonder how much it will cost? Another math test I have failed I wonder if my cheeks have paled. Art is always quite some fun Another project just half done. What a way to start the year Hoping the end will soon be here. Anonymous Craig Gowan .1 ny-- v 1 1 1 Seasons For Jamie, My Special Brother Seasons came I was quite young when he came, And SGHSOWS Q0- A baby boy who had no nameg But beauty is always here The Lord had said that it was time, I laugh it Carfi been by SOme. For this special brother, who now was mineg Seasons some He was different from my brothers, Arid seasons Q0 This little baby was not like othersg Just like the He was different, even I could see, Wind, Rain and Snow. This little bundle was so confusing meg Seasons some As I grew older, he did too, And Se-HSOHS Q0 My baby brother still so newg Life iS juSi the same A boy who hadn't a proper mind, And neither Carl he tame But wasn't deaf, nor dumb, nor blind, Seasons some Who WOrl't at all to life adapt, and seasons go, My Special Brother who's handicapped. Lila Doucette Grade 9 N' ,f '. V 1' V -1.3.53 V Xkn 1 ui 'L' f 'J Q-fx Ll A X ,ff f f .5',:,... , ,,,Z,.,r,, ,., f' fu, nf' ,C 7 tv...,,n7. Q. The Lonely Girl A little girl sat all alone, A lonely girl who's name was Joan, Thinking of Christmas and all the IOY. The poor little girl without one toyg There was a new girl across the street, Who Joan hadn't a chance to meet, Whose riches were forever untold, As lucky can be without the cold, Her pretty name was Anna-lynn, Her heart l'm sure was made of ting Who really hadn't a care on earth, Since the cold, selfish day of her birth. Anna-lynn was twelve years old, Her heart of tin very cold, Joan was nice and oh so kind, Although so poor, she did not mind, Homeless, helpless as can be, A poor girl, who none cared to seep But Joan had faith in God above, She knew that he was full of Ioveg She knew that later, Lynn would regret, All that Joan has had to fret. As years went by and Joan grew older, p ,, A wm,..w , ,1 !,.,2 ' K .,f ,.,f'f ',- fy.,-I-'Z' ,,- ' ,-vFJ 'n .,-f 'v ' Y' v-M.,-.vvv-M ' ' Her heart of warmth getting colderg Weaker and weaker with every sigh, Until that day that Joan did die, She's left for heaven without a tear, And no one knows that she was here. Kathie August Grade 9 Ballater -W A-if 475' V, 1' , -f-www- ' fiat r M W , ,lf-fig? 4 C- W., ,,.. . ,IW ' ' ' f , 2 I ' , , if ilu ...ffm-wSfm'a'rrfri A Cf l' lil L J-rs'- '...- ., . MA ,, I l for t TW w The mist curls slowly 'round itg Arock, in a valley under trees. Rock, what have you seen in your life? You have seen the birth of this world, The quiet cooling of lava, of molten rock. Comings and goings of dinosaurs, long ago. There, in the shadow of memories, half-crouched, An ape-man, shivering, clutching a spear. You have seen the birth of man. You lie in a jungle, milleniums later, It has become a desertg hot. Now, in this age, a forest Rock, the life and death struggles you saw. If only you could talk! Yet, without breath of your own, The life around you means nothing. Creatures, mightier than you have come and gone. And still you live, and will live - forever more. Rock - what have you seen in your life? If only you could talk! Lisa Keller -ry A :fir M, .., , u--- we-va 410' Mm as .3 , .. .,,, . , I .-H!!! N M' ' ,I Dreams of Future Expeditions Who knows what's held in store for us? Where our name is on the benefit. . . or loss list And how the future revolves for us The best is for you if you aim for it, If you strive in distinguished silence. lt holds in store an array of undeter- minable cravings Yet, who knows what's held in store for us? And how the future revolves? Fluth Markham graduates i 8 75 Y- Karen Purves School Captain Elizabeth Cherewan Head Girl Liz, or more commonly known as Lizard by her friends, has been Balmoral's head girl this past year, and was also School Captain for the year 1975-76. She has attended B.H. for the short time of 14 years and we wonder how she is going to manage in that outside world when she finds that she doesn't need to wear her kilt any more. Liz could be seen driving around in her truck throughout the year with half the grade 12 class rolling around in the back, going to important places like McDonaId's or Dutch Maid. Liz was expected at quite a few universities, but she thinks she will begin next year at Trent University and eventually get into medicine. A lot of us are going to miss Liz and we wish her the best of luck in the future years. Karen has been a part of Balmoral for quite a while, but during that time she was a Braemar House Head for the 1975-76 school year and just this past year was School Captain. Karen was never one of the shy type, she always made her presence known by either singing, screaming at her departure or just making a lot of weird noises while she was there. In between her duties of keeping the younger girls in line, Karen and the other prefects could be seen lasooing each other with their cords and dragging each other down the halls. Another one of Karen's abnormalities . . . oops, l mean characteristics was that she was a constant dieter. Either she'd be eating salad or else she wasn't going to eat at all for the next week. Karen's plans for next year are to attend Queens University from which she has received the Tricolour Scholarship. We all wish Karen good luck and good fortune for that not so distant future. 76 Michelle Shaw Mich or Mitchell as she soon became known as, has been going to B.H. for two years. It was a daily occurrence to see Mich going through somebody elses lunch to see if there were any cookies. Despite all of her skinnyness, Mich was either talking about food or eating it.. Mich could always be found in her second home fthe washroom when she wasn't in class, which was about half of the timel. One of this girl's pastimes was to go out for coffee, and going out for coffee with Mich was an experience in itself if she was driving her notorious bug . During coffee breaks, Mich would talk non-stop about such important articles as: designer clothes, TOTO, which were the best bands and who wanted to go to Bird's Hill Park for the long weekend? Right now, Michelle's plans are to get an Arts degree from the University of Manitoba, so she can later on become an air stewardess. We all wish Mich good luck in the future. life at B.H. does. Punam Nath Punam, who is sometimes referred to as Poo or even Putt-nam, has been a B.H. girl now for two years. This girl added much to our school life with her thoughtfulness to others. Poo could be seen giving advice to people that it would be best if they wore a helmet to drive a car, or write a test, or even when they're having coffee. Poo's wisdom was limitless giving answers to serious questions with a maybe , maybe not . lt always looked like this girl was concentrating on mysterious things even while she walked. Poo would get so deep in thought she wouldn't even swing her arms as most people do naturally. Poo's pastimes consisted of playing tennis, driving hot and heavy Datsun, avoiding big and small cats and convincing M.S. that little kids are cute. Punam's present plans are to attend the University of Manitoba and enter pre-medicine. We all wish Poo the best of everything in the future years. 77 Sriwan Sethwan Sriwan came all the way from Bangkok Thailand this past fall to loin us in this final year at Balmoral Hall. Sirwan learned our language quickly enough upon her arrival at the res with so many new faces speaking English Even though Sirwan was a quiet girl she soon caught on to the new style of By the end of the year she didn't appear to be half as shocked at some of the stunts we pulled, then she did at the beginning of the year Sirwan plans to attend University of Winnipeg next year to enter the Facul ty of Science. We all hope the best for Sirwan and good luck in whatever she Susan Briercliffe Susan, who is also known as Brier, Ugly, has been coming to B.H. for three years. Susan's first year was spent in res, but fortunately, that's all past history now. Some of Susan's pastimes throughout the year was to try and not to start an argument at lunch or else she'd end up in a snow bank or with two tons of leaves in her clothes. A favorite pastime of Susan's was to see how much she could bug the Headgirl before she had to run for the nearest door. Often, Susan could be found painfully listening to a certain P.G. and all the excitement that had been happening in Charleswood, or else she could be seen tracking down her black greasy jacket and who had worn it last. Susan's plans for the next year are to attend the University of Alberta and get a degree in audiology. All her friends wish her the best in the future. Nora Li Nora came all the way from Hong Kong to spend her first and final year at Balmoral Hall. This girl appears to be quiet, shytype, but as the saying goesg appear- ances are deceiving. Ask Nora a question or her opinion on something and you may never get a word in edgewise. By staying in residence this past year, Nora has learned the way of Cana- dians fairly quickly which will probably be to her advantage. Next year, Nora plans to attend the University of Manitoba, so she can take administrative studies. We all wish Nora good luck and good fortune in her future. Marion Hlckln Peggy Sue originally came from Thompson, Manitoba, when she moved into Balmoral's residence in 1974. She spent one year in res, and oddly enough she has never talked about that time since. Peggy is no ordinary person though, she has developed many diversified talents through her B.H. years. She has been known to fall off skateboardsg flick non-existent cigarettes up her noseg certainly go out for coffee even though she was flat brokeg sometimes even do some last minute studying during those coffee breaks. There are many things which could be said about Peggy's charm and wit but a writeup can only be so long. Peggy's present plans are to attend the U. of M. and find a man . . . I mean a degree. We all wish her luck in the future and hope that she won't ever forget her friends at B.H. 78 Arabella Leung Arabella came from Kong Kong to descend upon Balmoral in 1975. She moved into the residence for her first year, but by grade 12 she decided to be adventurous and try the life of a day girl. One of Arabella's pastimes throughout the year was to do all her homework and study during Mrs. Sabbadini's math classes. Another pastime was not to be caught by Mrs. Sabbadini. But perhaps Arabella is trying to amend her ways for she has made plans to study accounting at the University of Toronto. From all of us to Arabella, we wish her the best of luck. luck in whatever she tries. Robin McCartney Robin, who also goes under the alias of Muff, has attended B.H. for two years. Being a native of Lynn Lake, Man., Fiobin became a residence girl and just this past year was the Head of Residence. Robin, who is very much the athlete, was on practically every team for the school. Her other extra curricular activities included such things as: mooching apples from the day girls lunches, asking stupid questions in Biology, either talking about or trying to create an embarrassing moment for someone, or starting paper airplane flights in English class. Despite all this the youngest member of our class is a great person to know, Robin has added a lot to the maddness of our room. Robin plans to attend the University of Guelph next year, hopefully to become a veterinarian. We all wish Robin the best of everything in the future and that she'll never forget her Balmoral friends. 79 MargaretAng Margaret came from Singapore to become a Balmoral girl this past fall All though she appeared to be a quiet person we all soon discovered she was a mathematics whiz. Margaret could always be recognized as the girl who preferred her trusty plaid pants to the kilt The most apparent quality she possessed was one of never being in a rush Wherever Marg went she sauntered, even in Mrs. Harper's class she never hurried Presently Margaret s pains are focused on University of Manitoba and we all wish her the best of Leah Walker Leah came from Swan River, two years ago to become a B.H. girl. Leah, the lady of the class has a discrete distaste for football players and other ob- noxious objects. Despite this, Leah still has to hide in corners when she sees E.P. coming, to check and see if there is anything hidden in her hands or sleeves, i.e., peanut butter. When not calmly walking from classroom to classroom reciting her Shakespeare, she is running like a fiend because she is late for class and the teachers lock the door when the bell rings. A rather demure, Leah can be seen jumping the fence outside residence in order to catch the bus. Now though, Leah plans to put that all behind and goto Queens University this fall to study Literature and Music. Later she hopes to move to London, England. If she does that though, she'll have to start watching out for E.L. again. We all wish Leah the best of luck. it-H Mary Ann Russell Mary Ann was a newcomer to Balmoral this year when she moved from Quebec to lof all placesl Aikens House. Mary Ann, being the head master's daughter, was hard to handle at first because we didn't know what would happen if she didn't like us. Finally it turned out that Mary Ann was as nutty as the rest of us and that she seemed to understand our strange ways. Another member of the eternal coffee gang, Mary Ann could usually be found with other girls discussing such scholastic problems as the latest physics problem, Russian Communism, or rate the guys that walk past the window. Mary Ann plans to attend the University of Winnipeg where she will take languages and music. All her friends wish her the best of luck in the future. Dannie Kung Dannie came to B.H. this past fall direct from Hong Kong. Once she settled into res, Dannie decided to try out for the Canadian way of life with a little added flare of her own. For instance, she nearly gave us all a heart attack during one of Mrs. Harper's classes, during a game of floor hockey. As the puck moved towards Dannie she swung her stick up into the air and let out a mighty Hi-ya before she chased after it. In res you could always find Dannie talking on the Hot Line . To say the least, Dannie has certainly added to the quality of our class. Dannie's plans for next year is to further her education at Salem State University. All her friends wish her success for future years. 80 Tracy Kohut Tracy was a newcomer this past year from Souris, Manitoba, who added to the maniac-ism of the grade 12 class. Being a devout res girl, Tracy could be found during her lunch hours, breaks, spares and any other time a teacher wasn't around, in Squires with at least 10 other res girls. Despite all that though, Tracy managed to maintain a high average in all of her school work. Tracy's future plans are to get her registered Laboratory Technicians diploma from Brandon General Hospital. We all wish her the best of luck in her future years and hope that she'll never forget all her friends at B.H. Judy Perepeluk Shelley Wood Shelley came to be a Balmoral girl two years ago all the way from Edmon- ton, Alberta. This red headed res girl was always making up new schemes to do something with herself other than homework. Shelley could be found plotting our her brilliant plans over a cup of coffee somewhere not too far from the school. One of Shelley's biggest dreams was to drive a big MAC truck across Canada for a living. But she might have changed her mind since then. What Shelley is really planning for next year is to attend either University of Alberta or Trent to study law. We wish her all the success in the world. Judy was a newcomer this year coming all the way from Flin Flon. Judy being the mysterious woman type, graced the classrooms with her presence whenever she was in the mood for something differet to do. Despite all her illnesses though, she was able to keep up in all her school work and tor- ment a certain ugly about her ugliness. In between her busy schedule of flying back and forth to Flin Flon to see Gregg Judy could always be found in Squires during her spare time counting off the days before she could get back to Flin Flon again. Judy's present plans are to either attend the University of Brandon or take a course in accountancy in iwhere else?l Flin Flon. Whatever Judy does, we know that she will make the right choice and we wish her success for the future. 8I Kathleen Scribner Kathy descended upon Balmoral Hall two years ago from Gimli, Manitoba. Kathy was the harrassed yearbook editor this past year, she could be seen occasionally pulling her hair by the handful when things didn't seem to be going quite right or on schedule with the yearbook. Kathy was a girl who would count off the minutes until 3:45 rolled around on Friday afternoons so she could rush home with Blair for another wild weekend in Gimli, Then during the weekdays Kathy would run around telling everyone how many more sleeps till the next Friday. Kathy plans to take radiological technology at Fled River College begin- ning this summer. We all know she'll do well and we wish her the best of luck in everything. L Elizabeth Pickup Lil came to us from Swan Fliver this past fall to finish her schooling. It didn't take long for Lil to establish herself with the reputation of being a practical joker. There will always be fond memories of Lil, smearing L.W.'s nose, or finding ancient cookies in a desk and giving them to some unsuspecting girl to eat, or even when she had the water ring and squirted A.L. in the face with it during English class. Lil could always be seen hopping along the halls to some tune that was go- ing through her head at the time, be it the Stones or Genesis. In between these times and always falling out of her chair in Geography class, Lil always had a soft spot in her heart for the strays around the school. Lil's big plans for next year are to move to England where all those great bands come from, and continue her education there. We all know Lil will be in her glory there, but we still want her to know that all the girls that became her friends this last year will miss her and that we wish her the best of everything in the future. Dallas Barkman Dallas has been a part of the B.H. scene for quite some time. Even though she comes from Steinbach, the girl.will rush home for her weekends, despite the never ending homework, then return to school with a smile on her face. We sure have been wondering what the attraction is in Steinbach. Dallas keeps us laughing with her wild vocabulary, with such words as ouyshuch or I amment , and then she'll insist such words exist. Dallas plans to attend the University of North Dakota next year so that she can get her degree in Speech Pathology. We all wish Dallas the best of luck in future years. 82 Pamela Gill Hey Pam - aren't 'cha excited? Pam, all though a shy and reserved girl when she came to B.H. in 1975, has developed into an individualistic rowdy by the end of 1977. Hailing from Ear Falls, Ontario, Pam entered residence two years ago, and during this past Christmas break she moved out to Charleswood. Since then, we still haven't heard the end of all the advantages of living there, over residence. During the year, her pastimes consisted of brushing her teeth at lunch, slugging a certain S.B. during history classes, and being picked up by a different car and male driver every other day. Pam's plans for the future are to enter nursing at University of Manitoba. We do hope that Pam won't forget us . . . for we know we won't forget her. l ,.,---- f. ' N' 'fl 'll W' ll 'rs .ill Ml1i,fii'Iffi'li ly il lllr W 5 ZZ? WWTQQEQE' W X X X Yi my' Nil 'lvl x.:t:5f:5.:.L..g!:i:-'I' l X ,fy of 7 X . , y Q f . .f ,hzvgxv X. X E X -gi Susan Lee Susan moved from Hong Kong to Balmoral's residence in 1975 and she has been an enjoyable member of our class ever since. Although Susan was rather quiet and shy at the best of times, we always knew she was still there when we heard her laugh. Whether she was laughing with us or at us, was another question all together. Susan has been known for her genius in physics, chem, biology and math. If anyone ever had a problem in these areas, the easiest solution was to ask Susan, she seemed to know the answers for everything. Presently, Susan plans to enter Dalhousie University so she can get into the faculty of pharmacy. We all know this is an area where she will excel and we wish Susan the best of everything in the future. 83 QT Donors Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sidebottom Weight Watcher Mr. R. B. Goodwin Kung lm Chik The Honorable John Mckeag Mrs. J. M. Merkley Mr. and Mrs. E. Marks Arne's Welding Ltd. Mrs. Y. Gura The Honorable Fi. D. Guy Dr. F. Dominique Mr. and Mrs. R. Murry Mr. W. D. M. Stewart Mr. D. L. Pomeroy Dr. and Mrs. C. Ft. Scribner Rev. and Mrs. A. Simms Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Ft. Murry Floss Griffin J. H. McDonald A. S. Leach Sponsors Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Guha Fi. B. May Dr. E. Kolesnichenko Rokar Investments Mr. and Mrs. G. Frizzell Mrs. V. J. Henzel Patrons Powell Equipment Mr. J. Philopulos 84 Ealmnral Kali LOSIN G XERCISES THURSDAY, JUNE 9th, 1977 2:00 P.M. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH The school will enter followed by the Graduating Class. O Canada, our home and native land, True patriot-love ln all thy sons command. Withrglowlng hearts we see thee rise, The rue North strong and free, And stand on guard, O Canada, We stand on guard tor thee. Et ta valeur, de fol trempee, Protegera nos foyers et nos droits, Protegera nos Ioyers et nos droltsl Opening Prayer ................................. Dr. Reid E Vipond A Thanksgiving Hymn tsee belowi ............................... All Opening Remarks ............... The Headmaster: Mr. N. Thomas Russell Go Forth With God .......................................... Choir Introduction of Guest of Honour . . . Mr. Roger Murray, Chairman of the Board Presentation of Awards and Diplomas ......... Mrs. James A. Richardson Valedictory ....................... ......... E Iizabeth Cherewan My Best To You .................. . . Choir tSoIoist: Nicole Shroyeri Headmaster's Message to Graduates . . . ...... Mr. N. Thomas Russell Jerusalem tsee belowl .......................................... All The Lord's Prayer .......................................... School Executive Council Presentations Head Girl, School Captain 81 Sports Captain God Save The Queen ........................................ Choir The Benediction ............. .......................... C hoir We thank Thee, Lord, for this fair earth, The glittering sky, the silver sea, For all their beauty, all their worth, Thelr light and glory come from Thee. Thine are the flow'rs that clothe the ground, The trees that wave their arms above, The hills that gird our dwellings round, As Thou dost glrd Thine own with love. Yet teach us still how tar more fair, More glorious, Father, in Thy sight, ls one pure deed, one hog prayer, One heart that owns Thy pirit s might. So, while we gaze with thoughtful eye On all the glitts Thy love hat glv'n. Help us ln hee to llve and die, By hee to rlse from earth to heav'n. A men And did those feet ln ancient time Walk upon EngIand's mountains green? And was the holy Lamb of God On EngIand'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? 85 Bring me my bow of burning gold! Bring me my arrows ol desire Bring me my spear! O clouds, unfold! Bring me my chariot ol llrel ' l will not cease from mental fight, Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand, Till we have built Jerusalem ln this our green and pleasant land. Subject and Award JUNIOR SCHOOL AWARDS Certificates of Academic Achievement . . . ....... - by Grade Certifcates of Merit ................ ......... - by Grade Junior School French Prize ........................ Megan JeSSiIIlalT1 Julia M. Adamson History Essay and Project Competition, Grade 5 ..................... Km .Merklf?Y. ef Grade 6 ... ..... Megan. J.eeei aCh SENIOR SCHOOL AWARDS Julia M. Adamson History Essays: Victoria Janzen Grades 7 - 8 .............. . .... . Grades 9 - 10 ....... .... . . . viS Grades 11 - 12 ............................... -.Cm.a Canadian History Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 11 .El derson Uulia Adamson Bequest1 Elizabeth Cherewan E kup Susan Briercliffe French Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 .... . . . Geography Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 ...... History Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 . . . Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 i3001 . Uames A. Dowler Award1 Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 C3011 . . g Headmaster's Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 English ker Science Prize - Gr. 12 Susan Lee Certificates of Achievement .............................. - by Grade Balmoral Hall School Prizes .............. JQQUDQ C0tt01'1 5' Maf'01-ein fHighest Standings in Grade 71 Balmoral Hall School Prize ....................... Tilfilll. fHighest Standing in Grade 81 Balmoral Hall Alumnae Scholarship ............... I fHighest Standing in Grade 91 Havergal-Rupertsland Scholarship .................. L fHighest Standing in Grade 101 Havergal-Rupertsland Scholarship ................ P Son lHighest Standing in Grade 111 E. L. Drewry Scholarship ....... . . . . . ............. .Eli- fHighest Standing in Grade 121 Holthuis Special 1 Clare McCulloch Memorial Award fc Y fPfeSeflfel Rosemary Gordon Condo Memorial Year Book Editor Award ......... Elizabeth Patton Memorial Shield 1 M. Cole Davis Deportment Award , G. Murrell-Wright Award ....... fPresented by Balmol l Rosemary G. Condo Memorial Awa Governor-GeneraI's Bronze Medal . Sir James Aikins Memorial House Dit Margaret Ang .... Dallas Barkman .. Susan Briercliffe . Elizabeth Cherewan Pamela Gill ..... Marion Hickin . . Tracy Kohut .... Dannie Kung Susan Lee ...... Arabella Leung . .. .- .d Nora Li ......... Robin McCartney Punam Nath ..... Judy Perepeluk Elizabeth Pickup .... Karen Lynn Purves Mary Ann Russell . Kathleen Scribner Sriwan Sethiwan .... Michele Shaw .... Leah Walker .... Shelley Wood . . . Executive Presentation of Head Girl Plaque . . l. Presentation of Dalton Award to Sc te Presentation of Sports Captain's Cu - . Cups - Awards 'reative Art .... fl12'2f'P2 1962 Gradsl ,ary Award -H-Mary Grace Ashdown Kathleen Scribner Rob in McCartney Dallas Barkman .............. -.-........... all Alumnae Association! Ruth Markham H-.Elizabeth Cherewan , , , , Glen Gairn ........ ..... ahy IIIHS Singapore . . Steinbach, Manitoba . . . Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba Ear Falls, Ontario . . . Winnipeg, Manitoba . . . . Souris, Manitoba ..... Hong Kong . . . . Hong Kong Hong Kong HongKong . .. Lynn Lake, Manitoba . . . Winnipeg , Manitoba . . . . Flin Flon, Manitoba Swan River, Manitoba . . . Winnipeg, Manitoba . . . Winnipeg, Manitoba Gimli, Manitoba . . . . . Bangkok, Thailand Winnipeg, Manitoba .. .. Swan River, Manitoba Edmonton, Alberta incil Awards AWARDS ALREADY PRESENTED Executive Council Awards Head GirI's Award ....... School Captain's Award .... Sports Captain's Award . . . . Head of Residence Award ...,. Head of Junior School Award .... Choir Award ............ House Head's Awards -- Ballater iDalton Memoriall .. Braemar lHoskin Memoriall ...... Craig Gowan !Riverbend Awardl , . . Glen Gairn CGrace Edgar Memoriall . . . Athletic Awards Highest Individual Points for Field Athletics - House Senior .......... Junior .... Midget . , . Primary .... Volleyball .. Basketball . . . Sports Day ..... Tennis lseniorl . . ijuniorl . . Badminton fseniorl fjuniorl . . . . , . J. Anderson Award ...... Elizabeth Cherewan Karen Lynn Purves . Kimberly Thomas . Robin McCartney . . . Megan Jessiman . , . Nicole Shroyer Catherine Coughlin Elizabeth McDonald ,..... Lisa Evans . . . Jane Theodore Barbara Brousseau . . . . . Victoria Guy . Catherine Murray . . . . . Carla Albi . . . Braemar . . . . Ballater - ..... Glen Gairn . . . . Nicola Murray 81 Kelly Craig . . . . . . Andrea Rivalin 84 Joni Pollock . . . .... Susan McGoey 81 Robin McCartney List of Donors PRIZE, SCHOLARSHIP AND BURSARY FUND Susan Mulvaney 84 Shawn Nesbitt Lisa Evans .............. Elizabeth Cherewan His Excellence, The Governor-General of Canada, Mrs. Harold Aikins, Mr. and Mrs. . - W. J. Condo, Balmoral Hall Alumnae Association, Mrs. B. Chown, Mrs. W. H. Collum, 'aptam K aren Lynn Pufves Mrs. M. Cole-Davis, Mrs. James A. Dowler, Miss M. Hoskin, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. McCulloch, . . . . . . . . . . Kimberley Thomas The Graduates of 1947 and 1962. G. School Directory 1976-1977 Name ABBOTT, Kimberley ADAMS, Ava ADDERSON, Elisabeth lBJ AHLOY, Lisa AINLEY, Susan ALBI, Carla ALBI, Christina ALLAN, Jocelyn ALLAN, Kathleen ANDERSON, Caroline ANDERSON, Sheila ANDISON, Geills ANDISON, Darlene ANG, Margaret ASHDOWN, Mary Grace AUGUST, Kathleen QBI BALCHEN, Camilla BARKMAN, Dallas tBl BASS, Marianna BATH, Tracey BERNSTEIN, Jodi BERRY, Jacqueline BJORKLUND, Annette BJORKLUND, Marie BORBELY, Agnes BRABANT, Therese BRIERCLIFFE, Susan BROSKEY, Maline BROUSSEAU, Barbara BROWN, Sara BURRON, Kimberley BURROWS, Cynthia CAMERON, Heather CHARNEY, Jennifer CANNING, Belinda CANNING, Susan CHATELAIN, Jasmine CHEREWAN, Elizabeth CHOLAKIS, Anna CHOPTAIN, Nicole CIPRYK, Nancy CLARKE, Andrea COHEN, Anna-Lisa CORNER, Alyson COTTON, Joanna COUGHLIN, Catherine COUGHLIN, Christina COUGHLIN, Carolyn COUGHLIN, Patty COUGHLIN, Elizabeth COUGHLIN, Amy CRAIG, Kelly CRUSE, Sarah DAKIN KENT, Samantha DALE, Kathryn DALE, Susan DAVEY, Sarah DAVEY, Peter de JARDIN, Lisa DERKSEN, Bonnie Jay DICKSON, Kellie Anne DILLEN, Deborah tBl DOMINIOUE, Anna DOOLEY, Christopher DOUCETTE, Lila DRIFTZ, Dawn DYCK, Corinne EDWARDS, Margaret EINARSSON, Heidi ELLIS, Megan ELRIFI, Jane EVANS, Lisa EVANS, Vanessa EVISON, Jillian FARIDY, Fay FERRIS, Lisa FOGEL, Carla FRIZZELL, Jennifer GABBRIELLI, Cynthia GARDINER, Shelley GARDINER, Laura GARDINER, Colleen GARRETT, Laura GAUNT, Sarah GILL, Pamela GILLIES, Jane GLASSCO, Megan GOODWIN, Dawn GRAY, Pamela GREEN, Nicole GREEN, Kristi GREENAWAY, Christina GREENE, Jane GRIFFIN, Jeanne Address 83 Southmoor Road R2J 2PS 1490 Liberty St. RSS 1A6 15 Village Court, Sherwood Park, Alberta T8A OZS Apartado 45, Barcelona, Venezuela 148-SSO St. Annes Rd. 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Name GRIFFITH, Jennifer GRUBER, Erin GUHA, Indira lBl GUPTA, Neeru GUPTA, Sonya GURA, Rachelle GUREVICH, Elizabeth GUY, Victoria HALL, Carolyn HANSEN, Carla HAWKlNS,Or1alee HAWKINS, Evan HAWORTH, Margaret HAWORTH, Anne HAYHURST, Simone HEBERT, Judith QBI HENZEL, Christine HICKIN, Peggy HINCHLIFFE, Heather HINCHLIFFE, Aynsley HINCHLIFFE, Christine HISCOX, Robin IBI HOLLOWAY, Lori Lee HOLTHUIS, Marjolein HORBAY, Mary-Lea HULL, Michelle HUTCHINSON, Christopher IRVING, Sean JACKS, Lori Ann JACOBSON, Catherine JAHNKE, Angela JAHNKE, Silvia JAMES, Nicola JANZEN, Victoria JANZEN, Roberta JESSIMAN, Megan JESSIMAN, Stacey KANY, Dorothee KAY, Sarah KAY, Jennifer KELLER, Lisa KELLER, Margaret KELLOCK, Jane QBJ KELLY, Katherine KELLY, Renatta KENNEDY, Laura Lee KERR, Holly KILPATRICK, Cynthia IWBJ KING, Kristin KLAYH, Cassandra KLYMASZ, Andrea KLYMASZ, Lara KOHUT, Tracy Lee IBI KONNELLY, Joehanna KRAHN, Lois KRAHN, Leona KREDENTSER, Marcia lBl KRESZ, Michelle KUNG, Dannie QBI LAIDLAW, Lisa LALUK, Leah LALUK, Charlene LAU, Dorothy LAW, Marilyn LAW, Shelley-Ann LEACH, Barbara LEACH, Tannis LEACH, Margo LEE, Susan IBI LEE, Teresa QBI LEUNG, Arabella LI, Nora IBI LONG, David MacDONALD, Nancy MacGREGOR, Heather MacKENZIE, Julie MACONACHIE, Tracy MAGUIRE, Laura MALONE, Tracy MANN, Diana MARKHAM, Ruth MARTIN, Heather Ann IB1 MARSH, Natasha Ann MARSH, Raquel MASON. 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RSN OBS 474 South Drive RST OB1 150 West Gate RSC 2E1 76 Leisure Bay R2Y 0W8 135 Middlegate RSC 2C6 The Wrekin, R.R. 2, Dugald, Manitoba ROE 0K0 524 Stiles Street RSG SA4 675 Riverwood Ave. RST 1K5 61 Carriage Road R2Y OL7 321 Dromore Ave. RSM OJ2 S21 Dromore Ave. RSM OJ2 89 Temphone 889-1396 475-0569 447-2257 256-7043 256-7043 256-6355 783-5740 772-5200 256-8240 253-1286 475-6159 475-6159 256-5648 256-5648 474-0067 944-7953 261-1338 475-3520 475-3520 475-3520 687-4390 269-5875 489-4756 489-9417 888-1166 474-1229 475-5539 233-1534 334-4067 334-4067 943-1090 452-2213 452-2213 489-8261 489-8261 889-0386 489-6375 489-6375 832-2265 475-2133 433-0274 783-7540 669-0876 489-7130 256-6510 886-2382 475-0397 452-4220 452-3828 452-3828 483-2988 475-2213 338-0191 338-0191 436-4528 775-8188 3018796 475-4050 489-7289 489-7289 475-8262 489-6741 489-6741 489-8804 489-8804 489-8804 772-7732 5-498-723 888-0918 475-1569 269-2817 453-4026 489-8422 256-6050 837-6864 256-5866 222-4657 675-2846 668-5808 668-5808 885-1313 452-6224 253-8590 374-4734 489-9020 284-2649 772-4679 837-7216 772-0528 444-2405 772-1319 284-4915 837-6410 453-0370 453-0370 Initials JE. 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Mrs PM Pr0l.J.E N.J R Name MCCANN, Arttamus MCCARTNEY, Robin iBy McDONALD, Elizabeth McDONALD, Gillian McDONALD, Heidi McDONALD, Heather MCDOWALL, Ann MCCOEY, Susan MCINNES, Donelda MCINNES, Sandra MclNNES, Christine McKAY, Matthew MCLELLAN, Janet MCMANUS, Kathleen NASSER-SHARIF, Susan NATH, Punam NESBITT, Shawn NIKOLIC, Lena ODHIAMBO, Sophie ooi-HAMBO, Lydia ONYSCHUK, Tanya OSBORN, Louise OSBORN, Andrea OSLER, Catherine Helen PALMER, Victoria PATTERSON, Suzanne PEARSON, Sandra PEASE, Edith fBJ PEREPELUK, Judy iBl PHELPS, Monica Pi-llLoPuLos, Kathy PHILOPULOS, Nancy PICKUP, Elizabeth iBl POLLOCK, Joni POM EROY, Donna PROVIS, Heather PROVIS, Michelle PRYCHODKO, Janice PRZIBISLAWSKY, Judy PURVES, Karen Lynn PURVES, Adrienne PURVES, Helen PUTTEE, Dianna PUTTEE, Lorna QUEEN, Barbara REYES, Andrea REYES, Urte RITCHIE, Heather RlVALlN,,Barbara RIVALIN, Andrea ROBERTS, Nancy ROBERTSON, Elizabeth ROBSON, Helen ROSS. Katina ROSS, Jacqueline RUSSELL, Mary Ann RYCHLISKI, Michelle SABBADINI, Annarosa SCALETTA, Claudia SCRIBNER, Kathleen iBl SETHIWAN, Orathai tBJ SETHIWAN, snwan tel SETHIWAN, Panee lBl SETTER, Mary-Joanne SHANSKI, Kristin SHANSKI, Karen SHANSKI. Jonathan SHARP, Sheena SHAVER, Nancy SHAW, Michele SHELDON, Cecily iBi SHROYER, Nicole IBJ SIDEBOTTOM, Diana SKELTON, Louisa SMITH, Kimberly STENNING. Elizabeth STEVENS, Pamela iBl STEWART, Jane THEODORE, Jane THOMAS. Kimberly lei THOMPSON, Wendy iBl THOMASSON, Andrea WALKER, Leah lei WALKER, Laura lBl WALL, Carla WALL, Leana WALLACE, Sarah WALSH, Tamara WASSON, Lisa WASSON. Lynne WEDGWOOD, Elizabeth WEDGWOOD, Rosalind WERSH, Kerith WOOD. Shelley iBl WOOD, Andrea WRIGHT, Connie lBl Address 85-75 Young Street RSC 1Y7 3411 Halstead Ave., Lynn Lake, Manitoba ROB 0W0 12 Ruskin Row RSM OR7 12 Ruskin Row RSM OR7 12 Ruskin Row RSM OR7 12 Ruskin Row RSM OR7 51 Grimston Road RST ST2 226 Handsart Blvd. RSP OC7 680 Wellington Cresc. RSM OC2 680 Wellington Cresc. RSM OC2 680 Wellington Cresc. RSM OC2 100 East Gate RSC 2C3 194 Waverley Street RSM SL2 266 Oueenston Street RSN OWS 46 Meighen Bay R2K SMS 70 Forest Lake Drive RST 4E7 1199 Wellington Cresc. RSN OA1 Box 1316, Winnipeg RSC OJ0 P.O. Box 25237, Nairobi, Kenya Wpg.: Mrs. J. Silla, S202 Vialoux Dr. RSR 2H5 P.O. Box 25237, Nairobi, Kenya Wpg.: Mrs. J. Silla 3202 Vialoux Dr. RSR 2H5 46 Algonquin Ave. R2G 2H3 670 Academy Road RSN OG1 670 Academy Road RSN OG1 94 Cordova Street RSN OZ8 374-1 Snow Street RST 2M4 460 Waverly Street RSM SL4 457 Kingston Cresc. R2M OV1 58 East 38th St., Hamilton, Ont. L8V 4E5 362 Queen Street, Flin Flon RSA OM9 276 Academy Road RSM OE8 831 Oueenston Bay RSN OY1 831 Queenston Bay RSN OY1 Box 686, Swan River ROL 120 860 Brock Street RSN OZ6 124 Campbell Street RSN 1 B2 4727 Roblin Blvd. RST OG2 4727 Roblin Blvd. RST OG2 28 Ru by Street RSG 208 Box 2000, Stonewall, Man. ROC 2Z0 127 Grenfell Blvd. RSP OB6 127 Grenfell Blvd. RSP OB6 117 Grenfell Blvd. RSP OB6 171 Cordova Street RSN 1A2 171 Cordova Street RSN 1A2 35 Purdue Bay RST SC6 674 Wellington Cresc. RSM OC2 674 Wellington Cresc. RSM OC2 Box 142, Headingley, Manitoba 185 Cordova Street RSN 1A2 185 Cordova Street RSN 1A2 185 Waverly Street RSM 3K5 353 Eveline Street, Selkirk, Manitoba R1A1N1 784 South Drive RST OCS 630 Cloutier Drive RST 2E7 630 Cloutier Drive RST 2E7 71 Langside Street RSC 1Z3 446 Foxgrove Avenue R2E OA5 66 Harvard Avenue RSM 0K3 720 Oueenston Street RSN 0X7 66 S. 5th Ave,, Gimli, Manitoba ROC 1B0 171, Soi Luenrit Jawaraj Road, Bangkok, Thailand 171, Soi Luenrit Jawaraj Road, Bangkok, Thailand 171, Soi Luenrit Jawaraj Road, Bangkok, Thailand 112 East Gate RSC 2CS Lot 79 Roblin Blvd., R.R. 1, Headingley, Manitoba ROH OJ0 Lot 79 Roblin Blvd., R.R. 1, Headingley, Manitoba ROH OJ0 Lot 79 Roblin Blvd., R.R. 1, Headingley, Manitoba ROH OJ0 15 Peary Cresc. RSK OP9 Box 878, Stonewall ROC 220 201 Linacre Road RST SR5 Box SS, Ear Falls, Ont. POV 1T0 Cedar Point, Waldhof, Ontario POV 2X0 113 Clearwater Road R2J 2T4 67 Falbrook Bay R2J 2P5 630 Wellington Cresc. RSM OC2 289 Scotia Street R2V 1V7 Box 2760, The Pas R9A1M5 137 Elm Street RSM SN4 139 Maryland St. R3G 1K9 2204 N. Hazel, St. Paul, Minnesota. U.S.A. 55109 26 Davis Place, Regina. Saskatchewan S4S 4R1 2007 Grant Avenue RSP OR6 Box 340, Swan River, Man. ROL 1Z0 314-641 Stafford St. RSM 2X6 Box 340, Swan River, Man. ROL 1Z0 314-641 Stafford St. RSM 2X6 436 Kingston Cresc. R2M OT9 436 Kingston Cresc. R2M OT9 59 Kingsway Avenue RSM 0G2 70 Wilton Street RSM SC1 64 Roslyn Cresc. RSL OH7 64 Roslyn Cresc. RSL OH7 85 Harrow Street RSM 2X8 85 Harrow Street RSM 2X8 361 Cambridge Street RSM SE8 10816-140 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5M 1S3 431 Boreham Blvd. RSP OJ9 407 Kingsway Blvd., Flin Flon, Manitoba R8A1M9 90 Temphone 772-2773 356-2548 284-6344 284-6344 284-6344 284-6344 269-5070 489-7654 284-2278 284-2278 284-2278 774-S976 284-7563 489-6498 668-3956 269-0263 489-S856 783-3846 6-6439 885-5434 6-6439 885-5434 669-0605 489-2918 489-2918 489-4387 269-4416 284-3091 233-1903 S83-6776 687-3622 453-8904 489-7817 489-7817 734-S704 489-3930 489-3637 888-2753 888-2753 783-5564 467-2376 489-7940 489-7940 489-6883 489-S094 489-3094 269-2497 474-2780 474-2780 888-5125 489-8536 489-8536 284-2699 757-2119 475-5886 269-1315 269-1315 772-1722 338-1608 284-5877 489-9211 642-5442 222-S674 222-S674 222-3674 772-7588 888-1263 888-1263 888-1263 889-3552 467-2605 269-1493 222-3266 227-2066 253-0006 257-1169 475-5637 338-8176 623-3431 453-2285 772-0090 777-8689 584-0240 889-6388 734-2954 284-2037 734-2954 284-2037 233-3217 233-3217 453-7816 452-4138 284-0788 284-0788 452-1926 452-1926 453-7530 455-9252 889-9959 687-3308 initials Mrs.C. 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