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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

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Our school is laughter, the warmth of happy voices around the halls and a sharing oflife Each is secure because each is cherished, where cares are lightened with loving words and wherejoy is relived again and again. In Optima Anni '78 we have tried to create an image of this our Balmoral Hall Family, and its life both within and without the halls. Being a member is notjust a 9:00-4:00 commitment. The school is constantly occupied even after the dismissal bell rings, whether it be with Inter-School sports, yearbookfi j, drama, residence life, or what have you. It is with warm and special appreciation that I thank those who have been deeply involved with the production of Optima Anni: My staff, especially those who stuck with me to the end Qremember our smorgasbord picnics, the unexpected fire alarm, and burning the midnight candle at both ends? jg our advisors Mrs. Sures, Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Frieseng and our representative from ICP Russ Erskine - all who have been so helpful and encouraging. Thanks also goes to those many people behind-the-scenes: Mr. Russell, Mrs. Lammiman, Mrs. Honey, and Miss Sharman to name a few. The Balmoral Hall Graduate is trained in Life Skills. She can understand the definition of education, the mean- ing of responsibility and participation, and she can gain insight into her dealings with herself and other people. On behalf of the student body I would like to extend my heart- felt best wishes to the Class of '78. May this edition of Optima Anni create many laughs and smiles today and in years to come. Memory is a garden in which the future grows, and may your reminiscences of your last year at Balmoral Hall yield a plentiful harvest. We'll miss you! God Bless. And now Miss Sharman, Graduates, Staff, Students and Friends, especially for You, I present OUR YEARH- - - - Heather Provis. 'sg 5' 1 -3-j S.. ,x The Editor, Heather Provis, with Miss B. Sharman, to whom this edition of Optima Anni is dedicated. .4 ulenhar nf heats School Opening: Sept. 2 Spirit Weeki MHY- 6-10 Jubilee Barbeque: Sept. 29 Art :Sc Fashion Show: Mar. 9 Thanksgiving Weekend: Oct. 6-11 B.H. DHHCCI Mar- 10 Teacher Development Conference: Oct. 11 Ski-21-Tl10l12 Mar. 11 Hallowe'en Party: Oct. 31 Senior Drama: Ophelia 84 Passacaglian Mar. 20-21 Remembrance Day: Nov. 11 Spring Break: Mar. 22-Apr. 13 Christmas Exams: Dec. 7-14 May Day: May 5 Christmas Carol Service: Dec. 14 Maytime with Mart Kenney: May 6 Christmas Break: Dec. 15-Jan. 4 Sports Day: May 12 School Opening: Jan. 5 Victoria Day Weekend: May 18-23 Senior Swim Meet: Jan. 18 Final Exams: May 25-June 2 Junior Swim Meet: Feb. 3 Grad Dinner 84 Dance: June 2 Ski Day: Feb. 10 Alumnae Tea for Grads: June 6 Junior Operetta: Gift of the Sun. - Feb. 14-15 Closing Exercises: June 7 Ski Weekend Sc Midwinter Break: Feb. 16-22 School Opening '78-'79: Sept. 7 Aiken's House Cocktail Party: Feb. 24 I ehitatinn We dedicate this edition of Optima Anni to Miss Beverley Sharman, whose as- sociation with the Headmasters and Mistresses, staffs, students and friends of Rupertsland and Balmoral Hall, has spanned many years. Though she considers them too many to countn, she describes her alliance with our family as being a very happy one. Miss Sharman is known throughout the school today as being the artist whose scripture writing adorns placards, diplomas and yes, even the title page of this year- book. May your friendship with our family continue for many years, both through your endeavors with the Alumnae Association, and through your numerous personal contacts. ut jfamilp at Earls anh imap ...... This itching is driving me nuts! Look at this month's centerfold! ! f ' fi 'U Q. Ati 1 P . 5 ., X A Q 1 if 'E , ' 1 h is, ff 5 3 rin!! fa Mommy, look what I won! ! Oh good. No students showed up! Wanna Drag? ? ? ? ? ? . , 'J 4 U E y 'U r., 5' 3 ,I 'Nm 1 x 566 It --X We're planning a smoking room! ! - .qc S-a-t-u-r-d-a-y Night ! i 'J' x 'fi M . -v f A, 'ww 55'-wyrf 7 i A - V .Q . 2 7, ' X Q ' mf... ' K M In ,Lf Q V if 328, X Quick! Move that tree! ! Zinhnurs ,H V w :,7p:,.l R U tv VV H11 II . . . Thanks MR. AND MRS. N. CLARK. R W This class brings on changes! i wal-'K The strain was too much for her! Good evening, friends... The nose job didn't quite work...M 8c M's! v Hm, I never could master Old Maid. E gk 'if V l 5 These Manitoba winters kill me. But they were the latest thing in Paris! Thanks, PROP. J.E. MULVANEY 7 ..- ,I .,-.,- K ,..- wp. . -1. , 'T--I T, 3 TS SQFE' Hmmmm! ! Our diagnosis is -n-5 L in- Ambitious Saleswomen... and anxigug Samplers. That Friday Look! QGZWQWGZ r f 62 GJ Q fmwlm lg, x W 14752 gp 1-nf ui W 5 'N' ' I an 'K A 4.3 :L-Lp 'p1, - N .2 Q Jnly Z M'iu?'?v X ll-I , bi Firm Mad Ziaeahmasters Message + 3 ' It is the last day of-Ianuary and already the Editor is asking for my I-Ieadmaster's message. So, here goes! ! I don't know how many times I have told Parents, Staff, Board Members, and Friends that to date we are having an extremely good year. Everyone who knows what is going on around our hallowed halls Qin the main I refer to the girlsj agrees with me. Surely, we can't all be wrong! ! This year I have been particularly pleased with the at- titude of our STUDENTS. Positive, not negative: Construc- tive, not destructive . . . A healthy respect for what B.H. stands for pervades our community. After all is said and done . . . A school is not bricks and mortar, books and binders, playing fields and gymnasiums Qor what have youj but PEOPLE. We have some fine young people around the place and they make the school what it is today . . . A school of which we can all be proud. lf' .fv I am truly proud of our achievements this year. I am proud of the way the school is developing. I am proud to be the Head of a fine Family of people. To those of you who are leaving us this School Year, I say . . . QThe words are Kipling's, of coursej. If you can dream - and not make dreams your mastery If you can think - and not make thoughts your aimg If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster . . . . . . you'll do WELL in life. Good Luck! Come back and see us sometime. N. Tho mas Russell, Headmaster. Baath uf Gnhernurs anh ivtaff l Df..E-fi CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD: J. Hugh McDonald Mrs. J.A. Bovey Mr. R.W. Cipryk Mrs. R.S. Cunningham Mr. G.F.A. de Jardin Mr. C.H.C. Edwards Mrs. R.G. Graham GOVERNORS: Mrs. R.D. Guy Dr. Clara Lander Mrs. A.S. Leach, Jr. Mr. P.J.W. Macdonald Mr. Roger Murray Mr. M.F.B. Nesbitt Mr. Roland Rivalin Mr. D. Donald Ross Mr. J.M. Ross Rev. B.D. Roberts Mr. J.D. Shanski Mr. D.O. Wood HEADMASTER: Mr. N. Thomas Russell HEAD OF SENIOR SCHOOL: Mrs. Susan Sures HEAD OF JUNIOR SCHOOL: Miss Alison Wiens HEAD OF RESIDENCE: Mrs. Laura Horychuk REGISTRAR: Mrs. Barbara Honey BUSINESS MANAGER: Mr. John Rodger BURSAR: Mrs. Donna Allden Mrs. May Lammiman SECRETARY: Mrs Enid Alcock Mrs Yvonne Barker Mrs Carol Britton Mrs Barbara Cantlie Mrs Jean Curtis Mrs Maike Dammermann Mrs Teresa Friesen Mrs Ruth Gervais Mrs Janice Harper Mrs Ruth Henry Mrs Laura Horychuk Mrs Margaret Hurst Mrs Elizabeth Johnston Mrs Mary Klymkiw Mrs Elizabeth Law Mrs. Cydnie Mather Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Donna Moenig Wendy Nesbitt Mary Richards Janet Russell Mr. N. Thomas Russell Mrs. Adriana Sabbadini Mathematics Language Arts Science English 81 Counselling History, Math French Geography Fibre Arts Physical Education Grade 3 Art Grade 2 Pianoforte 86 Theory Grade 5 Librarian Grade 4 Science, Biology Music QChoralJ Grade 6 Physical Education Learning How to Learn Mrs. Judith Sharpe Miss Valerie Smith Mrs. Arla Strauss Mrs. Susan Sures Mrs. Joyce Taylor Miss Alison Wiens Mrs. Margaret Wilmot Mathematics 84 Physics History, Language Arts Grade I French, Language Arts, Latin Chemistry 85 Mathematics Kindergarten 81 Nursery Resource 8: Remedial French QI!! Gut rstatir Iieahers nf Qmhitiuus, esuurrrzful rim D 5 if btuhents. beniur Staff Zi? BACK ROW: Mrs. Britton, Mrs. Strauss, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Alcock, Mme Dammermann, Mrs. Law. AT SIDES: Mrs. Moenig, Mrs. Canrlie, FRONT ROW: Miss Wands, Mrs. Sabbadini, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Friesen. MISSING: Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Gervais, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Horychuk, Mrs. Sures. , XA' xx S xxxN.,x:Xyx4 f, fx I - X in' ann... You girls really frost my pickles! I Mrs. Lammiman 81 Mrs. Allden iiumur btaff illn .r II' l' BACK ROW: Mrs. Larrett, Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Wilmot, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Klymkiw. SEATED: Mrs. Henry, Miss Wiens, Mrs. Mather. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Russell, Miss Smith, Mrs. Taylor. 13 Ziaeahgirl anti btljuul aptain eport It seems to us, that the year 1977-1978 was a busy year in many aspects. In the art world there was the King Tut exhibit in Chicago, the scandal of C.F. Frye, and of course the world famous Balmoral Hall Ice Sculpture Competition. On the music scene there was the new Broadway musicale Timbuktu,,' disco fever, and the grand opening of the Gift of the Sunn an operetta put on by an all-star cast from Balmoral Hall. And who could ever forget our exciting Spirit Week in March, where during one Mufti Day the Grade 12's looked like Roy Rogers Qgood guys dressed in whitej while the Grade 11's looked like they were holding a competition for a Black Bart Look-a-like I-Ieadgirl: Kim Thomas School Captain: Biddy McDonald Contest. Where does the time go? It seems like just days ago, when we were all sitting in the gym for our first assembly of the year, with the new girls looking ill at ease in their Unormall' clothes, while we old girls greeted each other commenting on new hair styles and comparing tans. Now we can't separate the old girls from the new girls, no matter how hard we try. Everyone has come to- gether to form the student body for the 77-78 school year. We hope that it has been a good year for everyone. We both agree that we will never forget, for who could forget things like the Queen visiting the B.H. picnic, tea and coffee in the Common room, and all that homework! Plus house games and everything else that has made this year one of the best school years. As We go our separate ways Seeking Better Things in the big world we hope that the en- thusiasm which we have found so strong in this school will continue in the same manner, and that you too will strive for better things. Keep smiling! Yahoo! Kim Thomas Biddy McDonald P.S. Bernadette reminds me ofa big blue pig! K. P.P.S. You die Kim! Bernadette is not a pig. B. xetutihe nuntil BACK ROW: Carla Fogel, Jr. Vice-Headg Pam Stevens, Braemar House-Head, Vicki Guy, Glen Gairn House-Head, Andrea Clark, Craig Gowan House-Headg Ruth Markam, Head of Res.g Heather Provis, Ballater House-Headg Yearbook Editorg Fay Fariday, jr. Head Girl. SEATED: Elizabeth McDonald, School Captaing Kim Thomas, Head Girl. BACK ROW: Wendie Mathewson, Sophie Odhiambo, Lois Krahn, Cyndy Kilpatrick, Marilyn Iwasyk, Jocelyn Allan, Laurie Pan, Catherine Murray, Marianne Liendo, Jane Greene, Maria Clark, Holly Kerr, Edith Pease, Christy Coughlin, Kate Morican, jane Messenger. FRONT ROW: Vicki Guy, Barb Brousseau, Kim Thomas, Pam Stevens, Heather Provis. MISSING: Lynne Wasson, Mabel Ning, Ruth Markham, Elizabeth McDonald, Katina Ross. Qtuhent nuntil N 1 f f I . . avg jsffi , Y Q Y 7: .-,. :'vf ?'w . ' . 1+ -1'4 r' 153743 I f 4, ts, -yy 5' . , , . ' yn I ' 1 I I 111 f. 'Gs I I ' vu vf I A Q '53 l x M f 3 Qlvwr in Q S., 'Q' ,Il I li t pon, 'nr urserg LEFT TO RIGHT: Ardith Wuckert, Lara Kelly, Lisa Kresz, Kerri Kaprowy, David Patterson, Reagan Hicock, Laurie Nesbitt, john Harper, Lisa Ferris. TEACHER: Mrs. Taylor. BACK ROW: Evan Hawkins, Ardyth DeFehr, Chris Hutchinson, Sarah Furgale, Sarah Lyttle, Melissa Narvas. MIDDLE ROW: Eva Abramson, Christopher Whyard, Maya Prabhu, David Long, Karen Shanski. FRONT ROW: Lauren Toni, Jean Paul Rochon, Camilla Balchen, Kathryn Slight. MISSING: Carmen Reyes, Sarah Cruse, Tracy Hall. TEACHER: Mrs. Taylor. inhergarten -I ' 11 if 0 J .qv N. . M, ,M 'N ', ul ...1.. ,H x! V g i W' A i ' 4 I , :F W rubs 1 BACK ROW: Teacher: Miss Smith, Jeanette Liendo, Rachelle Gura, jennifer Frizzell, Sandra Pearson, Michelle Kresz, Catherine McBee, Preeti Sachdeva. FRONT ROW: Shelley Bruce, Angela Sobczak, Raquel Marsh, Tricia Smith, Natasha Marsh, jennifer Soward, Sarina Pal. MISSING: r jennifer Kay. BACK ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Hurst, jenny Charney, Andra Rattray, Heather McDonald, Susan Sharif, Dena Liebrecht. MIDDLE ROW: Kathleen Kelly, Keri Wersh, Michelle Rychliski, Nicole Choptain, Jodi Bernstein, Claudia Scaletta, jennifer Mason, Christine Hinchliffe. FRONT ROW: 3 Michelle Hull, Kristin Shanski, Christine Mclnnes, Meredith Roth, Sheila Anderson, Alanna Phillips, Laura Garrett, Cassandra Klayh, Darlene r Andison. , Grabs 2 it fr ty-fy . W-, ,, f,- f ,Q ,vt ' ev gif! , WJ . gl' Hdiwjf fer nw ., 1' ' a '1 ummm-...... wx E as . ll-V iwvqw- -'T- i uf ' 1 - 4 ra ' 1 e fl X r , -- . ' A Y . 1-.:,,. - : Q , 1 lit Q . 1 --if - Grabs 3 BACK ROW: Sarah Davey. Dorothee Kany. Jasmine Chatelain. Megan Ellis. Samantha Dakin-Kent. Cathy Curtis. Rosalind Wedgewood. MIDDLE ROW: Margo Leach. Heather Ritchie. Sandra Mclnnes. Tracy Bath. Vicky Palmer. Amy Coughlin. Heather Cameron. Tanya Onyschuk, Mary-Pat McNa'.ight. Gloria Walsh. MISISING: Ta:a Goody. Peggy Keller. TEACHER: Mrs. Henry. BACK ROW: Ava Adams. Teacher: Mrs. Mather. Tammy McCann. Adrienne Purves. Silvia -lahnke. Onalee Hawkins. Sonya Gupta, Louisa Skelton. Sarah Gaunt. FRONT ROW: Nancy Cipryk. Lara Klymasz. Carla Albi. Stacey Jeggimanl Nadia N10harib, Sacha Moody. Marianna Bass. Sandra Seier. Roberta -lanzen. Michelle Roth. MISSING: Nancy Haroldson. Pamela May. Grabs 4 - l G i i . A in K vx .. X Grabs BACK ROW: Margaret Mclnnes, Susan Dale, Maria Lutz, Kathleen McManus, jill Evison, Elizabeth Wedgewood MIDDL W A M D ll, Kim Smith, Deidre Prosen Diana Puttee Kelli Anne Dickson Lori Kennedy Geills Andison, Barbara Queen. FRONT RO : nn c owa MISSING: Teacher: Mrs. Klymkiw, Anna-Lisa Cohen. BACK ROW: Kim Merkley, Heidi McDonald, Mary-Lea Horbay, Colleen Kelly, jacqueline Ross Elizabeth Coughlin Jane G ' d O b Sh lle Gardinenjennifer Rattray Sarah Kay FRONT ROW Kimberly Valgardson MIDDLE ROW. Carla Fogel, Paula Kilgour, An rea s orn, e y Melanie Roth, Mary Joanne Setter, Fay Faridy, Michele Provis. Teacher: Mrs. Richards. -up rl iq? -auf' Kit' 'Q 3 2 1 1 f i I 4 Grabs 7 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Aynsley Hincliliffe, Lisa de Jardin, Carol Premachuk, Elizabeth Stenning, Louise Osborn, Jane Barker, Donnie Mclnnes, Heather MacGregor, Megan jessiinan, Siobhan McKee, Patti Coughlin. KNEELING: Sarah Hanks, Anna Dominique, Carla Wall, Sandra Enns, Lisa ci-addock. FRONT ROW: Susan Canning, Tannis Leach, Karen Sims, Kate Morican. MISSING: jane Messenger. BACK ROW: Helen Purves, Lynne Wasson, Nancy MacDonald, Susan Ainley, Gillian McDonald. THIRD ROW: Laura Walker, Laurie Messenger, Lisa Wasson, Angela jahnke, Alyson Corner, Pamela Shumila, Joni Pollock. SECOND ROW: Pam Gray, Jane Greene, Andrea Thomasson, Shelley Delichte, Marianne Liendo. SEATED: Nancy Roberts, Janice Prychodko, Loretta Roessler. Grabs SQ .fri-1 ws-'iis i , . ,f 5 1- W... .ff,f,f.,, I. f -,af ,I t s ,JV . Q., 'S QQ- 12. JYg.'g.y ?N'j6', If' Nt W,Ig ,5,tfiif 1 . itz? ,fgyi-v'fW3f,t ff' A Q mt 'v,V..21 ', ,,'n,. , - R .45 'pg Y 5 ' is Ti.. 1 . -. , is. 1-, ,Sv 3 1 N X N Y .x,.i lg QZQE'-,Af 'Z 5 'Q, ' is ffl Grabs 835 BACK ROW: Lori Holloway, jill Tapp, Anne Haworth, Marjolein I-Iolthuis, Catherine Murray. SITTING: Donna Pomeroy, Andrea Rivalin, Andrea Klymasz. KNEELING: Andrea Reyes' Nancy Philgpulggq Maria Clark. FRONT ROW: Joanna Cotton. BACK ROW: Cory Coughlin, Shelley Muir, Nicola james, Holly Kerr. MIDDLE ROW: Barb Rivalin, Barb Leach, Lois Krahn, lochanna Konnelly, Urte Reyes, Madeleine Willis. FRONT ROW: Vicki Janzen, Annarosa Sabbadini, Michelle Gervais, Indira Guha, Marnie Edwards. MISSING: Susan Mulvaney. tabs 9 05? Ffx 4 Apt' '55 ' I, 95. kms: . 'S lf:-Allie ray -X 1 -LY' 5 I Grabs 935 BACK ROW: Lila Christenson, Allyson Downs, Mrs. Alcock, Sylvia Woo. MIDDLE ROW: Emily Butler, Sindee Trepel, Heather Hawkes, Debbie Dillw- IUCCWH Allan. BOTTOM ROWI Cynthia Burrows, Susan Graham,Roben Nurgitz, Michelle Chabot, Sophie Odhiambo, Sara Brown, Heather Hinchliffe, MISSING: Adel Sheldon. BACK ROW: Lydia Odhiarnbo, Lila Doucette. 'Indy Hebert, Tracy Malone, Shelley Matthews, Nicola Murray, Tracy Maconachie, Marilyn Law, Janine Hein. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy August, Diane Sidebottom, Cecily Sheldon, Jane Kellock, Laurie Pan, Belinda Canning, Edith Pease, Angela Woo. BOTTOM ROW: Patti Cameron. Chris Greenway, Megan Glassco, janet McLellan, Neeru Gupta, Megan Webster, jamie Mything, Connie Tse. Grabs 1 4 I 10' . ,N ?'7 'P Uklnhergrahs-fbrahe ll L BACK ROW: Cyndy Kilpatrick, Susan Roblin, Lori Jacks, Pam Stevens, Kim Abbott, Carla Hansen, Margaret Haworth, Linda Fu, Barbara Lee. FIFTH ROW: Anna Cholakis, Christy Coughlin, Heather Provis. FOURTH ROW: Sheena Sharp, Vicki Guy, Kelly Craig, Dorothy Lau, Wendy Thompson, Maggie Ning. THIRD ROW: Judy Przibislawsky, Kathy Dale, Mrs. Moenig, Andrea Wood, Casey Allan. SECOND ROW: Karina Ross, Liz Gallagher, Barbara Fraser, Kathryn Schiedel, Teresa Lee. FRONT ROW: Cathy Barclay, Melanie Dyer, Marilyn Iwasyk, Margot Chisholm. u nu ememher.. Well, it's basically just... ? The great football game...? Bionic shoes...bionic lips...bionic elbows...? M 'n' M's 'n tacos...? That musical history class...? Yippy Skippy! ! It's Friday...? Vicki and Lori getting stuck in the garbage cans...? Marilyn on the slopes... NHI! I'M RICK ...? It happens all the time: every Friday you girls do nothing and on Mondays you work like slaves.!,...? It's a crest...NO! It's a bust...NO! It's a beetle... NO! It's a blob of snow! ...? Christy the gold fish...? The day when Margaret actually stayed at home...? Tweet! Tweet! Kim...? Down by the riverside...? The Big Black Bad Guys...? When the Mafia went out to get A.T .... ? The massive cake fight...? Vicki's photographic debut in math class...? Katina's been skiing since she could walk...but can she walk since she's been skiing...? Grad '78 Fantastic! ! Class of 79, what a classy name...! Thanks, MR. J.G. DOUCETTE Another day! Oh, Sure! Charlie's Angelsrl I Wi I 1 1 I V f A ll H E ,af 4' . V -wc , V 't':?',,Q ' -' was .,,. -in-,. we-V9 .D- eat your hearts out! Somebody put molasses on the toboggan! av Q 3 K You mean, Shaun Cassidy is playing at our dance! Put that gum in the garbage! Thal'1KS, MR. AND MRS. w.J. KAY .1 Farrah-Eat your heart out! 26 ' MQ? fi , xg:-:, X 'V 'rw- .yf 4 ,rag-. I We are not amused! If You trying to copy me? L 1 ., 2, ,,g . Y , I l r ' I , J , 5 ,V 5' 0- ' V-l Q' ' Q . i f -.4-,. Well-Rome wasn't built in a day! Th-th-th-that's all folks. Do you think they'd notice if we skipped out? ? Thanks, MRS. B. KANY if f i And voila ..... instant poodle No! anything but common room duty! Unidentified bloating object. KW ix Nr- So...your love life isn't all that great either! s Are you really the photographer from Playboy? ? ? ZIII irlllp Euarhers fl' :flu .U -ufflli In VJ Y a . S, ghj.-Ya -' 2 1zrrf...' ' 1 ' t: 7 ',-if, 'wks-'A '... . ,.. PMYW - , S, 1 Q Q ' i 'Lp' via' .fi f f.-.tae-.J ,- git!!-'Y Grains 7, 8, 9 L. Walker, D. Dillen, S. Woo, H. I-lawkes, L. Christensen, I. Guha, P. Shumila, S. Hanks, C. Premachuk, A. Sheldon, S. Delichte, M. Chabot, L. Roessler. SJ EJ-I A A. brakes 10, ll, 12 E. Pease, J. Mything, W. Mathewson, B. Fraser, J. Kellock, K. Schiedel, W. Thompson, K. Thomas, L. Evans, M. Iwasyk, C. Kilpatrick, P. Cameron, A. Woo, J. Hein, M. Dyer, L. Pan, A. Ling, M. Ning, P. Sethiwan, M. Chisholm, K. August, C. Sheldon, T. Lee, B. Lee, L. Fu. 3Kutb'5 Report And yet we have another year of memories for the halls and rooms of Dalton l-louse to absorb. This year being no exception, Residence has had more than its share of them. Between broom duals and midnight races in the hallways Residence has continued to be the con- stant center of infectious laughter, in- cessant giggling and non-stop chatter. Res. is a real cultural center and I feel a lot of us have gained through our association with our foreign friends. The activities in Res. included such things as horseback riding, swimming and a riverboat cruise. The day-to-day activities within Res. include battles over the television and phone, hap- hazard ping-pong and cross-country skiing. All in all, Res. has proven to be most interesting this year. Best of everything to all of you always! Peace and Sunshine. Ruth Markham Bak. J id: 4 Mil ' ,O-lm.. i 'W-vs..- rg-.LL K5 'i -Haig X mpg? ' rl D bw ' KX I , , A 4 is ilkesihenre Remembers - Carol's Massage Parlour - 7 late and still running Miss. Brat 77-78 - All freaked out .- Still bed hopping? .- Polish Toes - Initiated 5 times in a row! - Can I see that photo? Oh, I love him! - Roncho Pancho - I don't get it! ? - Cec's changing spot - In front of the window. .- And her nightly language lessons. - Sleep - Why? ? - Little Linda fu fu! - Hoofing her way through school. - just singing in the shower. .- Don't panic! ! - Some day my prince will come - I-Ierby Bubbles! I can't smile in this .... Shut the door! Remember the wars between room 22 and 28. Schubert! ? Breathing privileges taken away! Two minutes please. Good thing Margo isn't here. God? Yes Mother Nature. Wreck it so they can't use it again. Roller Skating! Oh god! Hunch Back of Notre Dame. Dreading Day 1, 3, 5. Defensive, oh I'm not defensive! ! ? Beanelr. Bobby. Have you ever had one of those days when you decide to raid the kitchen and you don't because it's not worth it! What's a rodent ...... 1, 2, 3, broom charge .... Powder Fights well, EXCUSE me! ! bperial Zltnarhs '7 7 Last year the awards had no name . . . - Let the film-makers have their Oscars, Emmies QT.V.Q, Toni QBroadwayj. - Record makers their Grammy awards. What shall we call ours: I wondered . . . THE TOMMY AWARDS QI had to RUSSELL up something! Q Then again . . . We can't afford silver, or bronze or marble statues, or golden discs . . . Here is our Award! Our winners will not only be the TALK ofthe town, but the TOAST ,of the town . . . or, if you wish . . . lWe don't ROAST our award winners, we TOAST them, and, you will also note: 'We have no prejudices - some are white i some are brown l some black Qmaybe you'll think this a little overdone! Q You may think the award somewhat corny! It proves beyond all shadow of doubt that our girls are well BRED: they are a CUT about the average. TSO . . . LET THE CRUMBS FALL WHERE THEY MAY . . . Here are the awards which represent a SLICE OF LIFE at Balmoral Hall. 1. Miss Late 1977 ......... .... D ebbie Dillen 2. Miss Peculiar 1977 ........ ....... W endy Matthewson 3. Miss Comic 1977 ...... .... L ila Christensen 4. Miss Loony 1977 ......... Edith Pease 5. Miss Insomniac 1977 ....... .... B arbara Fraser 6. Mrs. Mom 1977 ........... .... Mrs. E. Alcock 7. Miss Gum chewer .................... ....... M ichelle Chabot Qtrident sugarlessj 'K ,Y ,, 5 . 4,-Q f, R 4 s Oh, Oh, they are back at the guillotine again! ! What is wrong with roller skating? I bet you say that to all the girls! OH! Excuse me for interrupting! ! Darn those silverfish! I I 524 fO7'6i5SiOTL S 3?-,J6 5 71 d W,1q1Wj:N 43, Im IOFCES5 jcn S WWW' ll ' X if Nil l I I' I f -. f W with We Q ,9 ' ' V , 1 are LMI C' . 's U ' ,, , ,, .,,W s 'Ny ,f ff ,M ,wsibdh v AX A A , Jqevmzi YQRNINI IINIHIA- es e 5 pw? TQM ,P f XR ' V ' My 99 1 Il Xi i gi ' Si 6357, i , X7 42? NIE' H W fi' ' rt? X Q Ill! I I ii' Q.. 'o. o . . Q ' ' 0 0 X, '- Q ' g I . , . 0 TT ' ' , ' I sl of . A' do I ' ' X T ' 0 ' k ' ' 0 9 0 le G G ' g , - E SNOW Something white Fell in the night TO MY HAPPINESS My life is dismal Sad and dark. Across the lands I look for a spark Of happiness. Through the hills That twist and wind My happiness I hope to find And keep. Over the fields, Across the land, I see the huge and mighty hand Of God. It calls me over The fields to come Towards it with all My strength. I run - To my happiness. Fay F aridy Grade 6 THE DEER No! No! No! it couldn't be snow. Something soft Fell from aloft. What could it be so white in the tree? Something cold - brew like a mold? Reminds me of Christmases In the igloos Polar bears snooze, Dreaming of starving Eskimos. Ann McDowall Grade 5 36 A deer is so swift, A deer is so fast, When I come towards it, it swiftly runs past. I try to be quiet, I try to be calm, But when I come close, it's sure to be gone. Sandra Seier Grade 4 '- ,I A iv '42 'I 'lf r X . :wifi l?,x .gt . af , wp' I X31 . 4 W., I, fwfr I R - tl I .X ji - y 5 pf. - - I - HAIR X ' aj There are many types of hair. There's brown hair, black hair, E 1 U' blonde hair, red hair, curly hair, wavy hair, straight hair, fuzzy hair and nondescript hair. I pity people who don't have any hair. They have nothing to comb, wash, brush, dry, cut or tangle. Although hair can be very en- hancing, it can also get in the way. I'll never forget the time I climbed one of our trees, then jumped out, but my hair didn't. Hair can also be pulled, matted or burnt. Some people will try anything to improve their hair. They fall for the New Improved prod- I 1' S' 61,0.0Q:oQ , 6 0 :ze Q s 05g O 9' ' 'O I O' s 6 0 413 1 O lg' 0 of VO fo' , I fi ' 'is 45? E 48,05 f, ,gt XX, I Wh I iff, y fx! y' A A 6 9 ' N QQ QOQQS 1. Q Q Of, .4 - sg at I v Q we 5 94 . 5 f il ' a N gg 'o'Qi Mg' 1 4 all I r f ez --- -sl! S' P ,zvx 1 . J '--.L ref 'T ucts, the PH Balanced ones too, the Non-alkaline things and Super Conditioning stuff. Besides people, dogs, cats, horses, pigs, cows, mice, foxes, deer, and bears have hair, to name a few. Indians, Japanese, and Chinese generally have black hair, while Swedes mostly have blonde and quite a few Irish have red. Hair can be tinted, streaked, frosted or dyed to change its colour. Hair gets cussed at, mussed up and fussed over. I wonder if they 'll ever get to the root of the problem! Susan Mulvaney Grade 9 i SK REMEMBRANCE What is it? The day that is today: The eleventh hourg ofthe eleventh day, ofthe eleventh month. Who are they? These people, The people we honor, The people who died, The people who fought for us? What is ir? It is a day of remembrance, A day to remember those gone, For they fought for our future, For our chance of life again. Who are they? They are people, They are fathers, They are brothers, And they are sons. This is Remembrance Day, A day to honour those gone, Those gone before us. They are goneg They will never come back. Shelley Muir Grade 9 BLOBS OF BLOOD Spiders creeping up the hall leaving traces on the wall. Blood is pouring from their eyes, letting all the spirits rise. Bloody blobs pour down like rain, all happiness is now in pain. Snakes will crawl through little holes, and ugly creatures, just like moles. Killer bees cover up your home, but still the bloodjust rains and pours. Sandra Seier Grade 4 O X , xx ONE REMEMBERS One remembers Unslept nights With wounded, moaning One remembers The heartbreak of friends, dying. One remembers The pain, Of murdering. One remembers, A nightmare. Urte Reyes Grade 9 THE OLD MAN AND THE FISH The old man slowly made his way among the rocks on the beach. He was stiff and old and had to be careful where he stepped. He had not been for a walk on the beach in many, many years and the warm sun and fresh air made him feel young again. Seagulls cried above him in the cloudless sky. He paused for a moment to look up at them, squinting in the bright sunlight and marvelling at their gracefulness and beauty. Waves rolled on to the rocks and broke into a white froth. The old man felt the spray touch his wrinkled cheeks as he stared out at the endless ocean. Suddenly, he noticed that an especially large wave had left a small fish squirming on the stones. It flipped about, trying to find the water it needed for life. The gray-headed man felt a strong compassion for this tiny creature, so helpless and defenceless. He bent over, straining every muscle in his tired back. His aged legs shook under the sudden exercise as he leaned over farther and farther. He stopped a moment to steady himself and then extended his arm towards the little animal. He gently picked it up between his knarled fingers. For a moment he watched it lying in his palm. I-Ie saw its tiny body shimmering in the sun's rays and its small black eyes blinking in fear. The old man tossed the tiny fish as far as he could. It hit the surface about five feet from the waterline and disappeared beneath the surface. The man smiled to himself. Holly Kerr Grade 9 THE ALLEY Dark stone walls enclose the alley, blocking the sun and preventing the sounds of the outside world from entering. Rats scamper across the cracked cement through which scraggy weeds grow, fighting for room with the discarded wrappers, tin cans, and broken bottles. Black, sinister windows stare out blankly at the battered trash cans that stand sentinel at forbidding doors. A bunch of flowers lie limp on the waste, their heads droop ing, seemingly unable to bear the rancid smell which rises from beneath them. From amongst the pile of debris, rats' beady eyes stare menacingly, then resume their search for edible morsels. Flies swarm around a dog's waste. Obscene words scrawled over the grey walls curse their sordid World. Only near the end of the alley does the rumble of traffic penetrate the silence. A different life goes on outside the alleyg the sun shines, people laugh. Urte Reyes Grade 9 WAR War Frightening, dangerous, Running, Shooting, Killing A Greedy Man's Pastime, Death. Louise Osborn Grade 7 C w t N ,ff f , ' , 5 W1 F22 .,,-... ,m'55i7'A?Ki-, I 'Iv V . ' ' H 1' - xl f ' Q 'I ' 4 5.....-.1 X , , F A . b 37' :xx 1-K 7 1 1 ' , 5 '. I' ag f 5 --if 21 :ff is '- Az 4 3 V 'A v I ,J 4, P Q , ,Kx ' QI' If '-K' A 1 U, ,, Yr ,u lv- Y , f. . . , 4 5 if if Y A .I 1' r , V '4 H: ,1 . 51, V ja 5 K 1 3 an I V! V. . ,- , . M . 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X X I . s, bsvsi? .,- I Sv iifff Q , . f',f,' ' Q --np.-n1....4 uf- . '9'es-sw 4 ree ,,.Q r gl 'ij 'i M.. . .. .gi g 'I' 'hw i wf',, ., -Z , MRL' -tj, X 4 ml ,-'1 ., -X . r . 1 . I twig, by A, - Q B his 'N 1 I , , .ggi 5 4 an I 1,6 X ,s ' ' ' . .4'f'4l I 11? '7,z-rw TI-IE SPIDER Across the ceiling of my room A spider happened to crawl, So tiny, so helpless, so misunderstood Perched so precariously on my wall. I looked to himg he fitted so well, I knew to my jail he belonged. I wanted him there, I'd force him to stay. God, give me the strength to be strong. I smiled quite warmly at my new-found friend, For friends we were destined to be. Then slowly my smile melted down to a frown, For he failed to smile back at me. Maddened by loneliness, threatened by love, I called out desperately, Hello, my friend! How goes life? ', I-Ie glanced back, pitying me. With one quick swipe the deed was done, My friend lay crushed and quite dead. I was left weeping disconsolately, Mourning the death ofa friend. And now whenever I happen to glance At that unfortunate spot on the wall, I can't help but to think that I proved to be My dearest friend's downfall. Andrea Wood Grade I 1 J :lv- THE GOSSIP The neighbour lady was-a-walkin, She was also talkin, She was walkin' And talkin' And talkin' And walkin' An finally, She b'came so pooped She sat right down An turned aroun' And she whispered And-a-crawled And-a-crawled And-a-Whispered 'Til she had rested up enough To go on-a-walkin' And-a-talkin' And-a-talkin' And-a-walkin'. Carla Fogel Grade 6 -i --.- CELEBRATION AROUND THE SOLAR SYSTEM Firecrackers shooting up to space, Spreading across at a steady pace. Robots glistening in the dark, Their headlights beaming like tiny sparks One step here, and one step there, Speeding so fast, it's like flying in air. All the planets keeping in the race, All of them in orbit, celebrating space. Sandra Seier Grade 4 Z THOUGHTS here I am staring at a blank page that shouldn't be it should be covered with thoughts thoughts that are dying to be heard to be laughed at to be cried about instead they stay stubbornly trapped in the maze maybe it's just as well they really wouldn't be of any interest to anyone they'rejust my thoughts of my mind Anonymous Over the springy gardens, a warm blithe breeze gusts. A bird flutters by. Deidre Prosen Grade 5 Over the river The ducks circle down to feed and to rest awhile. Deidre Prosen Grade 5 + ii? Ni- A 45:-tp EL -Sekkfl-4 -:- Y QEETL' XL: flilgee- H. aria Voxlslx 'pi 3eAf5 ag f Gracie 3 SANTA CLAUS Santa Claus brings presents to kids and also to babies' cribs but he ran out so he was POOR one of the kids did not have a present like before Carla Albi Grade 4 SI .VETAIS RICHE si j'etais riche Qu'est-ce que je ferais? Cette question est difficile Parce que ou peux-je commencer? 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'fE'Ef lk .Q-5::.-.r,.11'i3:,Q.-S5,-Eg: . ,A ':?':visl:'i?:..3: 14195: X ,J l W . , -- 1 'ee -- - l H , no ..- -e u L A -, 0 Challengers V I.-' ' O ,wufm 5540953 1 6 - 'H X I and gf 2 Hy 0 x ,A - Champions bf gg This year, our team had spirit. We carried that team spirit all the Way to the provincials in Riverton. We give much credit to Mr. Jones for our success, and thank him. Next year is our turn to win! Capt.: Barb Brousseau Asst. Capt.: Lori Jacks This year the basketball team was very small, but we had a great time. We nearly made it to the Provincials. We have decided that everyone's project this summer is to grow at least 3 inches. So good luck and thanks to Mr. jones. Vicki Guy 81 Nicola Murray. Earsitp Eullephall. . . I 'X KR ex X ,X X fb if Andrea Wood, Pam Stevens, Barb Brousseau, Lori Jacks, Susan Roblin, Wendy Mathewson, Lisa Evans, Nicola Murray, Vicki Guy, Wendy Thompson, Christy Coughlin. anh ?Bw:-fhethall ', 'S TOP ROW: Andrea Wood, Wendy Thompson, Vicki Guy, Nicola Murray, Lisa Evans. BELOW: Jane Kellock, Megan Glassco, Margaret Haworth. freshman Bullephall. . . XX !. '47 Marilyn Law, Allyson Downs, Marnie Edwards, Vicki Janzen, Judy Hebert, Cecily Sheldon, Laurie Pan, Barb Leach, Kathy August, jane Kellock, Patty Cameron, Shelley Muir. MISSING: Cory Coughlin, Heather Hawkes. anh Ear:-fkethall TOP ROW: Susan Graham, Allyson Downs, Shelley Muir, Vicki janzen. FRONT ROW: Urte Reyes, Susan Mulvaney, Marnie Edwards. 1 111 6.1 rv lv: j 1 1 The Freshman Volleyball Team had a great year with lots of fun. We certainly enjoyed all our games and put up a good fight. Westgate gave us a real challenge although we did manage to beat them a few times. Unfortunately, we lost to them in the semi-finals. We mustn't forget our cheering squad - thanks a lot, girls! Thanks also go to all the dedicated bench riders, and a very special thank you is extended to our coach, Mrs. Harper. J. Kellock The Freshman basketball team had a really exciting season. There was good competition despite the small league we were in. I'd like to thank all those who came and sup- ported us. A special thanks goes to Miss Susan Wands, our coach and also a student from Waterloo University. Good work team! We'll getlem next year! Susan Mulvaney P.S. Remember We are the cham- pions my friends . This year Volleyball was really fun. We had a terrific team and al- most won, making it to the semi- finals. We would like to thank our two great coaches: Miss Labine and jane Dennis. They really helped make it a great session. Catherine Murray The basketball team was a great success this year, and we all had a terrific time. We would like to thank our coach, jane Dennis, a former B.H.er, who made the prac- tices worthwhile. We made it to the semi-finals, but lost to St. johnis Brebeuf and ended up in third place. Thanks to all the people who came and cheered at our games and thanks also to the team members who made the season such a suc- cess! Anne Haworth Eluniur Enllephall. . . X 'wr : ,Q Vi Y TOP ROW: Patti Coughlin, Aynsley Hinchliffe, Andrea Rivalin, Donna Pomeroy. MIDDLE ROW: Anna Dominique, Jane Greene, Anne Haworth, Gill Mclffmald. FRONT ROW: Nancy Roberts, Catherine Murray, Joanna Cotton. ani: ieaskethall 719 TOP ROW: Donna Pomeroy, Catherine Murray, Joanna Cotton, Gill McDonald, Marjolein Holthuis. MIDDLE ROW: Andrea Thomasson, Tanace Leach, Donnie Mclnnes. FRONT ROW: Anne Haworth, Jane Barker. ipnrts aptairfs import I think that we all feel that '77-378 has been a super year all around, including the Sports program. We were pleased to play games for an entire afternoon instead of the previous schedule, which had us doing Sports for a little while at noon- hour. After spending much time and energy doing laps around the gym, the girls found Day 3 afternoons enjoyable, although compulsory. Day 4 lunch breaks were always eagerly anticipated by the 5. yin : Sports Council because of the sweet surprises provided by the houses. This time was used to discuss the previous day as Well as the up-coming events. I give Mrs. Harper and the Sports Council much credit for all of their enthusiasm and support. Mrs. Harper and I enjoyed working together as a team, and we both feel that the Sports program this year has been a success. Congratulations to Vicki Guy, who was elected the Sports Captain for next year. Good Luck! Barbara Brousseau, Sports Captain '77-,78 SPORTS CAPTAIN: Barbara Brousseau. Qpurts uumzil BACK ROW: Andrea Reyes, Anne Haworth. MIDDLE ROW: Megan Glassco, Marilyn Law, Nicola MU1'f2Y,IUdy Hebert. FRONT ROW: Andrea Clarke, Vicki , I Guy, Barb Brousseau, Heather Provis, Pam Stevens. MISSING: Mrs. Harper, Andrea INTRA-MURAL S DYNAMIC DUO' Bafb and Rivalin, Joanna Cotton. MTS- H9-FPCI3 Ballater Q3 S, e Q, rf vv Q fb ri y Fellow Ballaterites - Another year of Sports activities has come to an end and once again it's time to empty your lockers of smelly green shorts, shirts and socks. But as you drag the contents of your laundry bag home Qfor mum to washj, you all may be secure in the knowledge that Ballater has had an astoundingly booming year. The new system has been an overwhelming success due to the diligent efforts of Mrs. Harper, Barb and the Sports Council. But this accomplish- ment has been intensified only because everybody has finally Hdiscovered' that sports are actually fun and that there really is no reason to gripe and grumble! lt's our genuine fresh green spirit that deserves not only my con- gratulations, but a thank-you for displaying eager cooperation. Special gratitude is acknowledged, especially to Nicola Murray, Anne Haworth and Elizabeth Coughlin, who assiduously organized the 9 86 10, 7 85 8, and Junior teams respectively. Intramural sports have prospered tremendously since their institution at B.I-I., and the Green Machinev isjust revving its 700 h.p. engine up! Here's a Good-bye to those greenie graduates - remember to wear your Ballater T-shirt wherever you go - and to those returning, remember that Ballater's reign has only just begun! Here's to Bliss and Victory! Love, Heather Provis imaemar Ek' 'ye-. Y This year is over, and what a great year it has been, both spiritwise and for fun. I'd like to thank Judy, Joanna and Heidi for the fabulousjobs they all did, and I'm sure you 'll all agree that they did do really well. Lastly, I'd like to thank all Braemarites for doing such a f W greatjob and for sticking around on the second-last day of ., school for pictures Qahemj. The surprise birthday cake and G' K - the gift of Bernie that I received at the end ofthe year were YN greatly appreciated. Oh-I have a message for you all from Bernadette-she wants Q, you all to have a great summer and get all rested up so we can walk away with all the winnings next year. She also told 5 I me to tell you that this year's bunch of Braemarites have been the best bunch that she has ever worked With. xi 1 4- See ya a next year, 2 ll 1 -i Good Luck Love, Pam Stevens and Bernadette wig Guzman 3 'F 1 S 3 :- .4 4 Q 'Yl- This has been a super year in all respects. Craig Gowan won the volleyball trophy, badminton, tennis, paddleball, and baseball awards, and topped all that off by winning the house trophy. All of these awards are the result ofthe mu- tual cooperation and spirit found in Craig Gowanites. As I graduate from Balmoral Hall, I would like to say that this year as your househead was the best year of my life. The enthusiasm, consideration, and participation of all were tremendous, I am proud to have been a member of Craig Gowan. We deserved the house trophy, and as the best house we're going to keep on winning! Love, Andrea Clarke Glen Gaim l a I-Ii Glen Gairnites! I I It only took a little bit of screaming, kicking, and shoving to obtain the best attendance record in senior school. And even when we didn't win, we gave the other houses a run for their money and nearly deafened them with our screams. We cleaned up in the photo contest and we always live up to our colour, whether it be red faces or sun burns. 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Congratulations to all members on the team, and Good Luck next year! 0 w Q , QHIW5 ma W' Q.. 0 Wx ,ffm Pa-vffic fpafi ov: f W QMW9 ,NM 3,1 i FS of 3162 M hh E nn Jn, Ov 15+ Wm Ka, W lil asia:-.s , 4 W and Recreaf z'o 7'2. I I I I Siumut Svtljuul The school Patrols are a very important part of school safety. The eleven Grade 6 girls that composed the Patrol aptly handled their responsibility of ushering G.I-I. gals across Westminster and Langside to safety. Congratula- tions on ajob well done! The Patrols were: Mary Joanne Setter QCaptainj Michele Provis QLieutenantj jane Gillies Shelley Gardiner Mary Lea Horbay Jennifer Rattray Fay Faridy Elizabeth Coughlin I-Ieidi McDonald Andrea Osborn Sarah Kay 58 Iuhs ani: Zlttnmtnes This year, the girls in Grades 4 - 6 participated in a variety of clubs and activities. One of these, the Book Club, composed a book entitled An Anthology of This, That and the Other-Thing . Under the direction of Mrs. Burron, Mrs. Setter and Mrs. Richards, the girls produced a collection of poems and stories for our library The Outdoor Activities Club participated in such sports as ski- ing, skating and snow-shoeing. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Wilmot kept the girls occupied, either in the park or B.H.'s own backyard. The Rug-Hooking Club was instructed in the various methods of hooking rugs by Mrs. Klymkiw. The Babysitting Club was also successful, as the girls were rewarded for their efforts with certifi- cates. The club was run by Mrs. Richards, and dealt with many areas of child care. V ...mil An Anthology of This, That and the Other Thing. The Junior School girls that were successful in the city-wide French Competition were: Jennifer Soward Michele Hull Sonya Gupta Sandra Seier Barbara Queen Fay Faridy Carla Fogel be Gift uf the bun in 'W Under the excellent direction of Mrs. Nesbitt and through the hardworlc of several teachers, this yearls junior operetta was a huge success. All the junior grade levels were involved in the production, and they enjoyed themselves very much. The operetta was about some Indians from another land who learned to keep warm at night by using fire. 'Y' 59 Qeniur Iuhs anh Zlrtihities fsf nu. , L ta ,gr . x 's. Q. ., at img 'tl This the choir had a very suc cessful year under the direction of Mrs. Nesbitt and Loreena McKennit. They had a lot of fun putting together something for the Christmas Service. May Day, and Closing Exercises, and everyone will agree they did a great job. iBuhIir Speaking anh ehating Formed late, the club made an aus- picious start. Girls entered in the Junior High section of the Douglas Campell Public Speaking Contest Congratula- tions go to Joanna Cotton on bringing home the trophy to Balmoral Hall, and to all the girls who participated. Emily Butler, with a partner from Grant Park, won both the best single speaker awards and the best team in the Pro- vincial Junior High School Debating Tournament. Well done, Emily! Both these activities can be a lot of fun, and we are already making plans for next year. Perhaps you'd like to join us! Mrs. Y. Barker Thanks, GRADE 8A. Joanna Cotton's Award-Winning Speech. Mr. Russell, teachers and fellow students. My topic for today is Parents Should Be Seen and Not Heardn. As the daughter of two parents, I would like to give my feelings on the subject - I fully agree! How many times have you been told to clean your room - many I'm sure. What about Aunt Doris who hasn't cleaned her house in thirty years? Does mother tell her to clean her house - NO? Again I stress - UParents should be seen and not heardu. Parents can be very embarrassing. As I walked to the U. of W. steps to say my speech, my mother yelled out of the car, Speak clearly and loudly, dear , in front of dozens of people. If you are going out with friends do you ever hear this line - Wear your hat and mitts, dear. Really mother in the middle of June? One big problem with parents is when they tell me what time to go to bed. Just because Father has had a hard day at the of- fice doesn't mean we all have to go to bed at 7:30! What about clothes? Wear your pretty pink frilly dress, dear, Grandma is coming to dinner . Really, no one wears pretty, pink, frillyw dresses anymore. Maybe parents should change places with children and WE could tell them when to go to bed, when to do their homework and what to wear. In closing, I will say one last time. Parents should be seen and not heard . illilatbematirs umpetitiun 4. L The Manitoba Honour Roll lists the top 151 students in ' the province. Balmoral Hall had 8 ranked out of 12. Those Il who placed were as follows: M. Ning A. Wood N. Murray N. Gupta S. Sharp Qi V. Guy A. Woo C. Greenaway MISSING: M. Ning, A. Wood, S. Sharp, A. Woo, and C. GFCCIHWQY- Balmoral Hall had 2 students ranked in the District Honour Role. They were the following: The students who participated did extremely well, consid- I I D I . . J. McLellan and M. Hawarth ermg they prepared for the competltion in their free time only. Thanks, GRADE 8B. pbelia ' East: An Old Nurse - Phyllis West 1 A Page - Joanna Cotton Ophelia's Mother - Jane Theodore Friends of Ophelia Elsa - Marjolein Holthuis Freda - Catherine Murray A wma Iuh Ophelia, daughter of Polonius - Catherine Coughlin Gertrude, Queen of Denmark - Mary Grace Ashdown Direction - Daphne Korol Set by - Lisa Evans, Sheena Sharp ,few l 62 ruhurtinns Bassaraglia gi Qlastz Matron - QMondayj Tracy Maconachie QTuesdayj Diane Sidebottom Nancy - Cory Coughlin Fanshawe - Mary Grace Ashdown Gibbs - Joanna Cotton Martelli - Jane Theodore Rose - Margaret Haworth Direction and Costume Co-ordinator - Elizabeth McDonald Set - Lisa Evans, Sheena Sharp Assisted by - Wendie Mathewson, Andrea Wood, Christy Coughlin. Program Cover - Agnes Borbely in ,AM k',. .t ,V Vai? Qilher jiuhilee Earheque QUEEN'S ADDRESS My husband and I wish you, and all mem- bers of the Commonwealth countries, a very happy jubilee Barbecue. This year has been one of both joy and tragedy, and we remem- ber particularly at this time, all those in North Borneo, Puerto Rico, and Flin Flon. 1977 marks the year of my Cherries Jub . . .Silver Jubilee, and I have fond memories of my twenty-five years on the throne-for which I have a new, quilted, silver cushion. People in all parts of the world have hon- oured this event in many different ways- some more different than others. I feel close to you all in Canada, particu- larly with our son Andrew at school in your midst. However, if he does not pull his royal socks up, he will be sent to an ice flow in the Arctic to write the next episode of Upstairs, Downstairs . My family and I enjoyed being with you all for the Games of the Twenty-First Olym- paid, in Montreal last year. I feel, personally, that Anne would have been much more com- petent in the saddle, had she refrained from eating so much French Onion Soup. But, as the Common Market would state-and I quote - C'est la Vie . My husband gives me much pleasure. . . in accompanying me on a Jubilee tour of the Southern Hemisphere, where we saw the u- sual herds of kangaroosg koala bears, and platypus. . .etc. We were proud when we learned that our son Charles has become Chief Crowfoot in Alberta. I do wish, however, that he would refrain from using the Palace curtains as a tepee. Balmoral Hall conjures up visions of one of my homes so dear to me. In the High- lands of Scotland, amid the swirl of the Kilt and the purple of the heather, lies my home at the address of thirty-one, Haggis Crescent, also known as Balmoral Castle. Here I am able to relax and pursue such pleasures as sword dancingg highland fling- ing, and the tossing of the caber. I hope thay you have equal enjoyments here at Balmoral Hall. And now, my children, join my husband and I in wishing you every joy and happi- ness at your Jubilee Barbecue. Copyrightgjane Burpee 1977. QWritten by one who is an ardent admirer of the Queen, her family and all they stand forj. Ghosts 86 Guhlins 84 Zfaallntneen lf: M Si -F R i, 1' qc.. 5 Q! X.. I Q .4 .W- ' . wm- M ! X Y' 4 H94 'I n.. 51 54-nun aa -... r -M. Q o .-. v. x I 0'-as w.,. X Cen n.r' 5'-L .-'RX L 'M MS, fl U O wp4.- I -0 -4 --... a, ., 4-4 ., '51 nw .. .. -6 M i Hart ennep I' ans- f Y' The Mothers Auxiliary's largest fund-raising event of the year occurred on Saturday, May 6, 1978, at the Winnipeg Inn. Its tremendous success was largely due to the organizational ability ofthe dance committee, chaired by Mrs. J. D. Shanski. The following mothers Worked with Mrs. Shanski, and all should be thanked and congratulated: Mrs. T. W. Sidebottom, Mrs. A. E. Rattray, Mrs. D. O. Wood, Mrs. A. E. Choptain, Mrs. J. A. Marsh, Mrs. B. D. Roberts, Mrs. J. E. Matthews, Mrs. J. R. Messenger, Mrs. J. E. Hinchliffe, Mrs. C.N.B. Mason, Mrs. H. Fogel, Mrs. W. S. Ritchie, Mrs. J. N. Gillies, Mrs. H. S. Provis, Mrs. I. L. Jessiman, and the Advisor, Mrs. N. T. Russell. As well as the dance itself, an important fund-raiser that took place the same evening was the Silent Auc- tion. The profits far exceeded those of the previous Auctions, largely because ofthe wide scope of assort- ed objects - everything from paintings to rent-a-Cadil- lac, from rib-eye steaks to rent-a-Spanish Villa. The pieces put up for bid were assiduously collected by a committee chaired by Mr. G. de Jardin, including Mr. E. Coughlin, Mr. P. McDonald, Mr. J. Shanski, Mr. J. E. I-Iinchliffe and Mr. R. E. Rivalin. Skiing: Zlgassig. . . fr -,- 5 M 19455 ,,. ' M' my N9?f5'V,f xx 1 If 'fl ' -11 1 1 I f -L-fiky X LJ! IA J N E If anh Qugar Jiaills. . . fs Y B.I-I. 'ers are dedicated skiers! I . F 'sf Q cs 4' Remember... . . .Lori's black eye! . . parties on the hill? I . . .smold? I . . .skijumps? I . . .switching places on the chair? I . . .skiing in the dark QLook out! I? . . .termites playing ping-pong? I . . .the auction? I . . .ride 'em poleys? I . . .ski trains? I . . blackberries? I . . .that 6D toothpaste? I . . .refreshments at the hill top? I .. .peanut butter in the pool? I . . . Are you American? Do you know what a bum is ? I . . . I ain't skiing down that hill with one ski hangin' out my rearn? I .. .11:0O p.m. 'Tm hungry I 3:00 a.m. I'm hungry . . .? I .. . Where's my tap shoe? I . . .huffin' and puffin' ? I . . .the excellent scenery ? I . . .Our dynamite leaders: Mrs. Law, Mrs. Alcock and Mrs. I-Iorychuk - THANX? I 69 h K O O 0 for a whole Eeekenh!!! Oh my God - she died on us ! ! Superb scenery ! I The think it,s for the cover of Skin Y magazme! ! ,stun Well, she does need SOME kind of peace and quiet! ! L L r I E I I A bpirit week Spirit Week Awards The Best Dressed Award Qmost time spent wearing the wrong uniformj ANNA CHOLAKIS. The Pip Squeak Award Qfor the smallest person with the biggest mouthj JOANNA COTTON. The Sleeper Award Qfor the person who comes to school, the most often tired and yawning, and who falls asleep in classj CASEY ALLEN. ' The Beatle Award Qfor the most non-stop talkingl DIANNE SIDEBOTTOM. The Attendance Award Qto the person who thinks school is every other dayj JANE THEODORE. The Toothpick Award Qto the only per- son we know that has to run around in a shower to get wetj ANNA DOMINIQUE. The Jock Award Qthis award goes to the Eperson who can jump higher, throw further I, P and looks the most like joe Namathj WENDY THOMPSON. The Suzy Homemaker Award Qfor prac- 'sing her wifely skills making tea and coffeej CHRISTIE COUGLIN. A.. fra ' 12' . as 1 , i A' fya 'ZS I ' . ,IV 1' 4 1 - I, ' f -'X-A M ' 1 Qs, ,wr .,.,, , Q Q, Q. 1 35. Q ff im? , , A3 I In-. , I l 9 a fa j 5 J , Q Q! 4 , V f 3 , Thanks, GRADE 9A. ,f uf'- Li? '3 r35qg Skaggs im 3' Q '-:N-V U ,. f mf. A A rzfents... alent ight We would like to thank Wendi for starting Talent Night in 1977. It is now a tradition thanks to you. Please take care, Wendi and keep on smiling! 7 ,a-' Q? 'fx Z 'T i X I 'r 1' 'WX Ji ,NX 5, 'Y A 1.-,im JI .,,,,4 1 Thanks, GRADE 4. ll f 9 H, 8-'I' Q S N Hn, 7gg,5,4,g4g3, 5 wiv: Snr, 13 3 7',fXff -,Ve 4' .1-K fe l HV li 1 u E v. if ,, 'wwf' ,,, 1-:J , I , 8 Q fx: f ' I .l Thanks, GRADE 6. 75 - , Z-xx, 512 .'-'z tv Zlrnunh the Zfaalls. s. . ' ',i7'7Y 41xT.:f . , fL:f,,q32 S 1 Sports Time' ' 76 Boogie Time! I ',..J Ntwgrl ,,.. ,, X .-ami . - A V Sleeping Time! I ,F Administration Time! I Mrs. Sures-Head of Senior School F .Af Aaah! Wipe Out! ! '13-43 Qlberfs Qltnaps 3BeopIe QEherptnI9ere! l' Mn .Eff f r , ,mr X gif' a qv 04 1422 - W r. L r 'T-rw 61-:lin-.vs..L wr- . 4' 7,3 was xx' Si ft G ASQ' di ., , ' Wxw Po amd O72 ff 5 Q00 f -X 41 C A KQ if 'I 6h QD 3 ' Q10 1 ' 6 1978 Grahuatesz arp Grate, Zlgnes, Zbarhara, MARY GRACE ASHDOWN, BOTTOM LEFT: Our friendly librarian could be seen Friday mornings handing out hymn books. When we frst asked Gracie what her plans concerning next year were, she wouldn't tell us. But we found out from a reliable source that she has applied at Guelph University and Red River Community College for Hotel Admin. Besides excelling in badminton, she has admirable repre- sented the school at Eaton's. After nine years at the school, her willing- ness to help will be missed. Good Luck, Mary Grace! . . . AGNES BORBELY, BOTTOM RIGHT: Our mOSt fluent Hungarian frog came to B.H. in Grade one. Since then she has shown her artistic flair by not only painting drama sets, and doing make-up, but she has been in art classes for as long as anyone can remember. Even though our runners couldn't compete with her flashing red boots, she sparked up our Phys. Ed. classes with her Hungarian dances. Agnes isn't certain about her future plans, but our shutterbug is Working at Sooter Photos. Good Luck Agi, whatever you do you'1l be great, you brain. By the way, Weire still waiting for our perogy party! ! ! . . . BARBARA BROUSSEAU, TOP RIGHT: Our most ardent complainer, Bobo often snuck out for re- freshments. Last year's best athlete and this year's Sports Captain, her favorite saying was I can't stand it anymore ! Barbara Marie has a dual per- sonality - at school she is calm, cool and collected, but at night she terrorizes! Coke is planning to take Commerce at Trent next year. Barb cou.ld've done the Volks advertisement because she can stuff more people in a car than they can! Good Luck, Bubla! Hope you can find your nirvana! . . ANDREA CLARKE, TOP LEFT: This year's Craig Gowan's Head managed to miss her own meetings. Andy set the school record for blushing and won an award for this amazing feat. The only time good', little Andrea got into trouble occur- red when her boyfriend from Petersfield met her boyfriend from Winnipeg. Andrea became the se- cond Pinky Tuscadaro on the back of A. G.'s motorcycle! Andy will be seen running around campus at U. of M. next year when she heads into Arts there. One little bit of advice Andy - it's not a good idea to pretend you can't ski, just to get a date with the ski instructor! ! See ya! ! l l 4 l l 1 I I I I Qnhrea, atble, :ATHERINE COUGHLIN, BOTTOM RIGHT: Sing came to B.H. from Qhorrors! Q St. Mary's Aca- lemy, in grade nine. This darling of the Phys. Ed. :lass was either passing out or keeping us in stitches avith her burpees. A brain in Math, her favorite oke was What upset 6. . .when 7, 8, 9 ! ! Cathie's Jlanning to take Commerce at Queens next year, md hopes to become a chartered accountant. Iathie can be found laughing around her pool, or Javing at Canadian Tire. Best ofluck next year, but 'emember - Stay Calm! I ! . . . VTARIA DOMINIQUE, BOTTOM LEFT: Seeing that Vlaria has applied to so many Universities, we have some to the conclusion that she is going to become Lprofessional student. She plans to start at McGill Lnd work her way up to Law. Maria proved to be a mit too knowledgeable concerning History, and as a esult, Mrs. Sharpe's nerves will never be the same. vlaria is very politically oriented and is a member mf the executive council for the Youth P.C.'s. Good Luck Maria, and have a good time at all of those Jniversities! ! ! . . . LISA EVANS, TOP LEFT: Will Lisa be able to ransfer her collection of wine bottles to U. of Foronto next year? Only if she empties them first! K one time Head of Craig Gowan, Lisa has been an active basketball and volleyball player, since she :ame to B.H. in grade six. When she wasn't playing, :he was cheering her team mates on to victory. In Art, her forte was wine bottles Qwhat else? Q, but :he didjust as well with the rest of the course, even :hough hari-cari occasionally loomed on the horizon. Sood Luck in Mississauga next year, and may the iarce - uh, force be with you! ! . . . ana, lisa, argatet, MARGARET GIBBONS, TOP RIGHT: Margaret the Brain wandered in for Grade Twelve, and has been astounding the Maths and Physics classes ever since. Mrs. Sabbadini has been in seventh heaven since she found someone who can relate to the conservation of Momentum Theorem. Margaret can be found hitting the town with the Great A84W Rootbear several times a week, and making pizza at jeanne's. Margaret is planning to take engineering at U. of M. next year. Good Luck, and while this might come as a surprise, a reliable source told us that you have to study at University! V1 Em . 3957 .' .xl , ,v - , . , pau. 'I ,, ll, 5,1 if iiii---A . lm-- A. T A Thanks, MRS. J.M. KILGOUR. Eeanne, Qnna, laura, Ruth, Eenhie, 'l 'x i ? E I il - ibn!! l ANNA LING, BOTTOM LEFT: Anna was always ready to face the day with a smile. Quiet and studious, Anna seemed to know more than the teachers! QHave you taken this be- fore, Anna? J We do not know exactly what this little Math brain is planning to do next year, but she is sure to succeed at whatever she chooses to take. Good Luck Anna, and keep smiling! . . . LAURA MAGUIRE, BOTTOM CENTRE: Miss Socialite at B.H., a real item, can be found at U. of M. socials. Laura's fav saying is L'What're ya' doingn? , but we're sure it wasn't Housegames, because she had a natural aversion to them. We think that Laura is planning tc build a house in Assiniboine Park, because she spends enough time there. Hogan Darling, don't worry - Bierlin will be saved and Twilly won't mind . Good Luck taking Archaeology at Wilfred Laurier next year. But remember - Mummy won't be there to kill the bees! ! . JEANNE GRIFFIN, MISSING: Jeanne, Jeanne the dancing machine, boogied in from Darlingford to jive with the B.l.T. Clan. Her favorite song was IfI can't have you I'll take any- body, Baby . Who can forget her and Goey with roses be- L... '....L.u...L. 1 ir!! rl tween their teeth serenading us at her weird after-exam par- ties? Jeanne plans to become an Aggie at U. of M., next year, and eventually a vet. We have bad news for you - you have to take French! Bonne Chance Bebe! ! . . . WENDIE MATH EWSON, BOTTOM RIGHT: Our big ball of sunshine came to us from Edmonton in '76. Wendiferousisan- ski XXIV, or better known as Quand , enveloped people with a great big Howdy ! Not only was Wendi on all the athletic teams, she even managed to play her flute in the school band and choir. History proved to be Wendie's favor- ite subject Qeh Wendie? ? heh! heh! J wendie hopes to open a B.H. green-sock factory, but until then she'll settle for skiing and U. of Alberta. Good Luck, you little Yahoo! ! ! . . RUTH MARKHAM, TOP: Ruth was the only girl who man- aged to break the monotony by having a different hairstyle everyday. We can picture Root in the future as a great poet, for she is extremely talented in this area. This year's Head of Residence was known as a walking dress-shop. Ruth's clothes were always on display on various bodies at S.J.R. dances. Ruth hopes to go to Trent and major in English. Best of Luck in the future, Ruth! . . . Z8iiJiJp, QUEEN, ELIZABETH MCDONALD, SECOND LEFT: '6AnyWay5,', Biddy-Baby was our School Captain this year. Our avid Drama freak, Biddy, and the Drama fencer got alongjust fine. Her endless enthusiasm for B.I-I. kept our school spirit at its high- est this year. Biddy's hair will never recover after thirteen years of continual twisting. As Braemarls Head in '77, Biddy's attempt at entering every event in Track 84 Field Day was ad- mirable, if not fool-hardy. We hope to see Biddy on Broad- way soon, when she makes her debut in her own show. Until then its either York University or England for Qwhat else? Q Drama! Best of Luck Sarah Bernhart II. SUSAN MCGOEY, SECOND RIGHT: The Party Award for '78 goes to Goey. Why, may you ask? Because ofher out- standing ability to stay up the latest, consume and inhale the most. We think that Sue loved nature, because she spent a lot of time under the gym stairs. Who will ever forget the well- known rendition of Bo-Diddley on the Ski trips? McGoey plans to attend U. of M. next year, or perhaps enter the work- ahel, atbp, ing world. Good Luck Suey, see ya, around town! ! ! . . . MABEL NING, FAR LEFT: From the exotic Far East came 6'Able Mabel , to be the Grade Twelve Vice-President. Mabel, a gourmet in Chinese cooking, got herjollies making fun of Chris' culinary attempts! Mabel is not only a competent Math student, but she's also quicker than OJ. Simpson on the badminton courts. Mabel plans to go to U. of M. or Ryerson for Business Admin. We wish you Luck in the future, Mabel. . . CATHERINE OSLER, FAR RIGHT: Cathy, alias Henry Gibson, seemed to have a passion for flowers. Cathy was ex- tremely quiet, and a hardworker. In Grade six, Cathy was the tallest Indian in our cardboard canoe, and she has remained the tallest ever since. Cathy's rule is Silence is Golden , and she hasn't broken it in her seven years at B.I-I. Cathy plans to become the next Margaret Mead as she enters Anthropol- ogy at U. of M. Good Luck! ! . .. Thanks, MISS C. PROVIS. 83 Rance, Zane, im, Zaeatber PANEE SETHIWAN, SECOND LEFT: Panee flew in from Bankok, Thailand to brighten our lives last year. She mysti- fied us with her ability to read palms, feet and earlobes. Panee, you can't ask what a 3 neuron arc is on a Biology exam! Pip was in Ballater, and she brained a lot of people with her badminton smashes. Panee plans to go to Simon Fraser University to take Badminton, uh - Business Admin. We wish you the Best of Luck, Panee! I ! . . . JANE THEODCRE, FAR RIGHT: Ted Came to B.H. in grade nine, and she's still wearing the same black shoes that she wore on her first day here. Jane's greatest musical tri- umph arrived when she landed the part of Snow White in the audience! It quickly became apparent that Art was Jane- a-Belle's strongest forte, while Math was her nemisis. Last year she was Head of the winning house, Glen Gairn, even though she had an aversion to thejob. QSquire,s anyonej? Jane was one of the few accepted into the Red River Adver- tising Art Program. Good Luck, I. T.! . . . KIM THOMAS, SECOND RIGHT: Kimberly Kay was our froggie Head Girl this year. Her yankee accent kept us in stitches during her first year in Canada . Kimba fit right into B.H. right from the start. A natural leader, Kim was Sports Captain last year and was active in Craig Gowan's ac- tivities. QNO, Craig is not a guyj! She could be seen on the basketball court at any time until that unfortunate night when she tripped over her big feet and wrecked her ankle. Kim is going into Commerce next year, and then on to Law. QBy the way, while at U. of M., learn the Canadian anthem because we're sick of the star-spangled Bannerj! I . . . HEATHER UPCOTT, FAR LEFT: This was Heather's first year at B.H. She aroused our curiosity in Math class with her dared expression which was due to the Sony Co. Heather was really into Yoga, and could in weird and unnatural posi- tions before gym class. The Geology department at U. of M. will be gaining a new speciman when Heather reports there next year. Good Luck! ! . . . 4 . If 4 Y, i Elly ,.. K ss ?aIehittnrp Zlhhress Good Afternoon, Friends, Staff and Students of Balmoral Hall. For the past month, I have been threatening my classmates with the idea that I'm going to stand up here and telljokes. They have been alternately aghast, fright- ened and encouraging. But as the significance of this occasion has finally occurred to me, after the exams, the celebrations following the exams and the rehearsal of this important event, I realize what is finally going to happen: We the Class of '78 are going to graduate. It has been a long haul, as anyone sitting in these front few pews will tell you. We have cried, laughed, behaved and misbehaved for the last year in this school. We laughed when Cathie Coughlin did her burpees, while we cried when our classmate, Nicole Schroyer, left us. We have misbehaved in every one of our classes at one point or another, while at other times we have been the model ofa perfect class. QThe teachers will have to think about that one! Q No matter how long we live, we will never forget our commonroom, where we shared everything, from card games to the latest dances, to our test scores. None of us will ever forget struggling through HAMLET, Jeanne's after-exam parties, Biddy twisting her hair or Andrea going to the park. I think if our class had a motto, it would be: One for all, and all for one, so let the good times roll. While that might sound silly or as if we were always having fun, let me set everyone straight. I have never seen such a group which was so concerned about the future. While having fun is great, and school is great, remember life does exist after high school, and it lasts a lot longer. So we are faced with the Herculean task of having a good time while still being serious and concerned with our futures. Ifl had any piece of advice which I would pass on to the students of Balmoral Hall, I would tell you to try and reach the perfect balance. Life is short, and every- thing depends on what you make of it. If you feel like putting a lot of enthusiasm and spirit into your years at B.H., that's exactly what you will come out with. And believe me, that's nothing to scoff at. So, in making the final farewells for the Class of ,78, I would like to say thank- you to the teachers and to Mr. Russell, because everything they have done for us has been in our best interests. So thank-you and good-bye! Plus a big Good- luck to the remaining students, and, yes, it does feel good to walk up that aisle and not trip over your feet or the carpeting! So, God Save the Queen and being the loyal American that I am, Long Live the I U.S.A.. Qiaiii ' ' 5 Jygits: i - , S li i ' 1. ,.. 3 -w .k A NYJ. 4 , it I 4 . ' f ,., . V gg Q I , , S Valedictorian Kim Thomas Head Girl '77-'78 Duetists Mary Grace Ashdown and Jane Theodore. 85 'f 4 'A f V v ..u - I 4 .'l J U 5 in ,fi 4 f J .5 Grahuates in Quinn!!! Qvrxru ii v'v.1-A-isllivl' was V 4 . i- ., f .rrzfyf 'cf 4 3,1 ,ij ' ? s . H ff 61 Remember. . . . . . This owl does. . . ? I . . .NI-Iow old do you think Santa Claus is? I . . . I-Iogan Darling, we must save Bierlinw? I . . .the note in math? I . . .Barb saying sit on my daughter reading Hamlet on Oct. 27, 11:19 p.m.? I . . .'cOrgan Dahlingw? I ... BlahI Blah! Blah! ? I . . .tada instead of. . .? I . . .dis da telephone company? I . . . Wanna go fo a wide in a Mavwick? Yo no minen? I . . .did you know your honor pin is halfway up your knot? I . . .you're weird Billy-short and weird! I . . .Abel Mabel? I . . .Twinky Brock? I . . .HI love Rogers 86 Hammersteinu? I . . .Pinky 84 Evil-Vroom Vroom? I . . . Pray that Stardust is on the same weekend as Suger Hillsw? I . . .Kermit? I . . .Nicky-baby leaving us-it was SAD? I . . . Ruth, Why is your desk movingn? I . . . Give me a BH? I . . .'4What upsets '66 when 7 ate 9...'1 . . .Cathiesl burpees? I ZBinner 86 Rants in Jiannuur nf the Qllass nf '78 V: LL Q vi. Au Qtbletir Zltnarhs up 3111112 51978 EXECUTIVE AWARDS: Head Girl-Kim Thomas School Captain-Biddy McDonald Sports Captain-Barb Brousseau Head of Res.-Ruth Markham Head of Ballater-Heather Provis Head of Braemar-Pam Stevens Head of Craig Gowan-Andrea Clarke Head of Glen Gairn-Vicki Guy Head of-Junior School-Fay Faridy SPORTS AWARDS: Volleyball Trophy-Craig Gowan Basketball Trophy-Ballater Swim Meet Trophy-Ballater Junior Track Trophy-Ballater Intra-Mural Badminton: 7 81 8-Nancy Roberts Andrea Rivalin 9 86 10-Joni Pollock Barb Rivalin Nicola James 11 86 12-Barb Brosseau Vicki Guy Intra-Mural Tennis: 7 8c 8-Joni Pollock Andrea Rivalin 9 8c 10-Sindee Trepel Allyson Downs 11 85 12-Wendie Mathewson Biddy McDonald Intra-Mural Paddleball: 7 84 8-Anne Haworth 9 8C 10-Marnie Edwards 11 81 12-Kim Thomas J. A. Anderson Award-Vicki Guy Zone Awards: Badminton: Susan Mulvaney Vicki Guy Andrea Wood Track: Vicki Janzen Nicola James Jocelyn Allan jane Kellock Nicola Murray Vicki Guy Margaret Haworth Track Cup: Carla Albi Volleyball: Wendie Mathewson Lisa Evans Christy Coughlin Andrea Wood Vicki Guy Lori Jacks Wendy Thompson Pam Stevens Nicola Murray Susan Roblin Barb Brosseau SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Catherine Murray Anne Haworth Joanna Cotton Susan Mulvaney Vicki Janzen Marilyn Law jane Kellock Nicola Murray Wendy Thompson Heather Provis Margaret Haworth Andrea Wood Vicki Guy Barb Brousseau Wendi Mathewson Kim Thomas l idalmnral 162111 lan CLOSING EXERCISES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th,1978 2:00 P.M. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH JUNIOR SCHOOL AWARDS: Special Awards Certificates of Academic Achievemgntg Clare McCulloch Memorial Award lor Creative Art ...J iPresenied by 1962 Gradsi Grade lilennifer Soward Rosemary Gordon Condo Memorial Library Award .. doW Grade 2-Susan Nasser-Sharif Year Book Editor Award ...,......,,4.A...AA....,.,,,.,....,..A.....A, l Kristin Shanski Elizabeth Patton Memorial Shield .....,. .... l l Grade 3-1-leather Cameron M. Cole Davis Department Award ..........,.........,.,........ e3U Sarah Davey Grade 4-Lara Klymasz Sandra Seier Grade 5-Ann McDowall Grade 6-Fay Faridy Carla Fogel Certificates of Merit: Grade 1-Preeti Sachdeva Grade 2-Jodi Bernstein Nicole Choptain Grade 3-Catherine Curtis Mary Pat McNaught Grade 4-Nancy I-Iaroldson Grade 5-Leana Wall Grade 6-Andrea Osborn Junior School French Prize ........,...,.,............,,..........,.... liilii Julia M. Adamson Histor Essa and Project Competition, y y Maria Lutz Grade 5 .....................,......,...........,,.,..........,,....,..,.., .- Grade 6 ......... ...... M etter SENIOR SCHOOL AWARDS Julia M. Adamson History Essays: Grades 7-8 ...,............,.... ....,.., ........,..,..... L-2112929 Grades 9-10 ........ ........,....... ..,. Milli. Grades 11-12 ....,..,.............,.1..,.......1....,....1 H eEFhC f0riB Guy Canadian History Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 11 M iJulia A da mson Bequest! French Prize lor Highest Standing in Grade 12 ,................. e1y iClare McCulloch Memorial Awardj Geography Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 ,.... .. .. ique History Prize lor Highest Standing in Grade 12 ,....... C3Ph Osler Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 t300l C0u3h1m Names A Dowler Awardl Mathematics Prize lor Highest Standing in Grade 12 l301j ,,,,i12Q1H2 Headmaster's Prize lor Highest Standing in Grade 72 English LBLSBXQIZ Gibbons Science Prize lor Highest Standing 'in Grade 12 ,....... H-Ubbons Certificates ol Achievement .t.......,.,.........., ...,.,..,,,..,.............,. - by Grade Balmoral Hall School Prize .,.,..,.........,...,,........,.,,..,,...... m5 lHighest Standings in Grade 7l BalrnoralHallSchoolPrize ,...,..,,.,....,.,...,,,. , . 3A tl-iignesiSiandinginGfadeBi 8B Marjolein llO1tl'1UiS BalmoralHalIAlumnaeScholarship , , 9A ii-ngliesisiandmgrnGrade9i 9B Allyson Downs Havergal-Rupertsland Scholarship 11...1..,.. .......,....,...,.... .kfitwil fH1ghESlSl3l1dllrg1r1 Grade 10l Andrea Wood Havergal-Ftupertsland Scholarship ...........................,,... tl-lighesl Standing in Grade 11 Margaret Gibbons E.L. Drewry Scholarship ......,...,......,.......,...................,... -... -1 tHighest Standing in Grade 121 G. Murrell- Wright Award ....................,,..............,,....... . tPrese'1led by Balmoral HallAlumnaa Association, Jessie May Carter Riverbend Award ..... .,..,.,..,..., IPrssanted by Riverbend Alumnnej Anthony Stephens FoslerAward .1..........,...t.......,......... I Rosemary G. Condo Memorial Award ,..,,,. ...,,.. I OU Governor-General's Bronze Medal ....,.,.......... Sir James Aikins Memorial House Trophy ....... ....... C lSQYl.Q.- Mary Grace Ashdown Agnes Borbely ,.....,.,.. Barbara Brousseau ..,... Andrea Clarke ...,,.,,.,. Catherine Coughlin ...... Maria Dominique ....,,. Lisa Evans 1.1... ..,........ Margaret Gibbons . Jeanne Griffin .,....., Anna Ling ., .,,,,. .. Laura Maguire , ,.1... Ruth Markham ,,........ Wendie Mathewson ...... Elizabeth McDonald ,,... Susan McGoey ,....,... Diplomas Winnipeg Winnipeg Winnipeg Winnipeg Winnipeg winnipeg Mississauga, Ontario Winnipeg Darlinglord, Manitoba Hong Kong Winnipeg .. .. ........,.. ..Winn1peg Edmonton, Alberta Mabel Ning .1,.,........,......,, Catherine Helen Osler .. . Pan nee Sethiwan ....., Jane Theodore . , Kimberly Thomas . Heather Upcott ....., Winnipeg Winnipeg Hong Kong , , .Winnipeg Bangkok, Thailand Winnipeg .. St Paul, Minnesota Winnipeg EXECUTIVE COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS Kim Thomas: Head Girl Plaque. . . Heather Provis Elizabeth McDonald: Dalton Award QSchool Captainj. . .Christy Coughlin Barbara Brousseau: Sports Cup. . . Vicki Guy House-Head Presentations: Heather Provis: Ballater. . .Wendy Thompson Pamela Stevens: Braemar. . .Lorijacks Andrea Clarke: Craig Gowan. . .Susan Roblln Vicki Guy: Glen Gairn. . .Kim Abbott W 97 lf 1X - .-,lg a ,-. fx p gf I C -. eq I I 1, va 5 al 3 ? I. l 'E 1 E 41, ii . f 3 if Ll! Q' ' ' 0 'Q' ,Q-22 ,1 Q.. In 'sr- -.0 Q' A...-Jw 1 n 4 f-4 , . . k , , is Q 1 1 0' ' S- n 9 L S x 'J' x af :fl 0,5 , x fm Q . PATRONS MR. A.J. HEIN DR. 81 MRS. PETER PAN DONCRS Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Frizzell Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Glassco Dr. S.C. Guha Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Hawkes Mr. Yung Ling Rokar Investments Ltd. tMr. Fl.B. Mayl Thai Hua 125113 Company Ltd. lMr. S. Sethiwanl Toronto Dominion Bank iwestminister Ave. Branchl SPONSCRS Mrs. Elaine James Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Leach, Jr. B.H. Mothers' Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. I.G. Purves Mrs. W. Seir Mr. and Mrs. W. Sidebottom Mr. W.D.M. Stewart Miss K. Richardson The staff of Optima Anni '78 would like to thank'their many Patrons, Donors, Sponsors and Page Sponsors. The continued support from parents and friends of our Balmoral Hall family has enabled the Yearbook Committee to make great im- provements, so that a vivid image of '78 school year could be created. Name ABBOTT. Kimberley ABRAMSON, Eva ADAMS. Ava AINLEY, Susan ALBI. Carla ALLAN. 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Sacha MORICAN, Kathleen MUIR, Shelley Anne MULVANEY, Susan MURRAY, Nicola MURRAY, Catherine MYTH1NG.1amie Lynn LB1 NARVAS, Melissa NASSER-SHARIF. Susan NESBl'1'1', Laurie NING, Mabel LB1 NING. Maggie Lai NURGITZ, Roben ODH1AMBO, Lydia ODHIAMBO. Sophie ONYSCHUK, Tanya OSBORN, Louise OSBORN, Andrea OSLER, Catherine PAL. Sarina PALMER. Victoria PAN, Laurie LBJ PAN1KK.AR. Vicki PATTERSON. David PEARSON. Sandra Pease. Erlirli Lap PHILLIPS, Alana PHILOPULOS, Nancy PLANT, Mardi POLLOCK, 1oni POMEROY, Donna PRABHU, Maya PRFMACHUK, Carol LB1 PROSEN, Deidre PROVIS. Heather PROVIS, Michelle PRYCHODKO. Janice PRZlBlSLAWSKY,1udy irertnrp 285 Academy Road R3M OE4 Flat B. 4lF Delire Mansion Granville Road Kowloon. Hong Kong 505 Shaftesbury Boulevard R3P 0H3 Box 12, Glenlea RUG OS0 111 Edgewater Drive R31 ZV4 116 Norquay Street R3L 2G4 55 Laval Drive R3T 2X8 1274 Wellington Crescent R3N OA8 103 Clearwater Road R21 ZT4 2885 Ness Avenue No. 5 R31 1A9 2281 Portage Ave. No. 212 R31 OM1 15 Regina Place R2C 055 22 Chopin Boulevard R2G 2E1 22 Chopin Boulevard R2G 2E1 140 Ridgedale Crescent R3R 0B3 10322-132 St. Edmonton T5N 121 115 Handsart Boulevard R3P OC4 25 lroquois Bay R21 2151 320 Wentworth St. R3M 2V6 75 Young Street No. 2 R3C 1Y7 12 Ruskin 12 Ruskin 12 Ruskin 12 Ruskin Row R3M OR7 Row R3M OR7 Row RJM OR7 Row R3M OR7 51 Grimston Road RJT 3T2 226 Handsart Boulevard R3P 0C7 603 Wellington Crescent R3C OA7 603 Wellington Crescent R3C OA7 603 Wellington Crescent R3C OA7 603 Wellington Crescent R3C 0A7 47 Lakeland Pl. R3T 4A8 194 Waverley Street R3M 3L2 266 Queenston Street R3N 0W8 215 Parlt Boulevard R3P OG6 1048 Grant Ave. No. 10 R3M 2A3 Shephard House, 400 South Dr. Shephard House. 400 South Dr. Circuit, Granville 150 West Gate, R3C 2El 135 Middlegate R3C 2C6 The Wrekin, R.R. No. 2 Dugald 524 Stiles Street R3G 3A4 675 Riverwood Ave. R3T 1K5 321 Dromore Avenue R3M 012 321 Dromore Avenue K3M ojz Climax. Saskatchewan SON ON0 2516 Assiniboine Crescent R31 0 46 Meighen Bay RZK 3M3 239 Ash Street R3N 0P6 B2 150 Tin Hau Temple Rd. Block B2 4th Floor. Summit Court North Point. Hong Kong 150 Tin Hau Temple Rd. Block B2 4th Floor. Summit Court North Point. Hong Kong 42 Merriwood Drive R2V 2P4 P.O. Box 25237. Nairobi. Kenya Aunt: Mrs. 1. Silla 3202 Vialoux P.O. Box 25237 Nairobi. Kenya Aunt: Mrs.1. Silla 3202 Vialoux 46 Algonquin Avenue RZG 2H3 670 Academy Road R3N 0G1 670 Academy Road R3N 0G1 94 Cordova Street R3N 028 345 River Road R2M 4A1 1 Snow Street No. 74 R3T 2M4 1312 Valley Drive Kencra, Ontar 73 Clayton Drive R2M1C1 460 Waverly Street R3M 3L4 457 Kingston Crescent RZM 0V1 Dr Winnipeg Dr Winnipeg io P9N 2X2 58 Fast 38th Street Hamilton, Ontario L8V 4E5 Grandmother: Mrs. 1. M. Kilgour R.R. No. 1 Headingley aol-l ojo 165 Lenore Street R26 2M1 831 Queenston Bay R3N 0Y1 220 Waverley Street RJM 3L2 860 Brock Street R3N 026 124 Campbell Street R3N 1B2 660 Warsaw Avenue R3M 1B7 Box 1769. The Pas R9A 1L5 18 Ayr Boulevard R3P 0K3 4727 Roblin Boulevard R3T 0G2 4727 Roblin Boulevard R3T OG2 28 Ruby Street R3G 2C8 207 Wildwood Park R3T OE3 475-9859 3-681879 888-0918 882-2422 256-0233 475-1569 269-2817 489-8422 256-6050 837-6864 222-4657 unlisted unlisted 885-1313 452-6224 489-8663 253-8590 257-6153 772-2773 284-6344 284-6344 284-6344 284-6344 269-5070 489-7654 284-2278 284-2278 284-2278 284-2278 26957013 284-7563 489-6498 489-7886 475-1753 452-3572 452-3572 7724679 772-0528 444-2405 772-1319 284-4915 453-0370 453-0370 293-2032 888-8047 668-3956 284-2994 5-702972 5-702972 339-4550 6-6439 6-64 39 669-0605 489-2918 489-2918 4894387 257-2006 269-4416 468-9286 256-4968 284-3091 233-1903 383-6776 837-2058 783-4520 489-7817 452-9933 489-3930 489-3637 452-5785 623-2334 888-0393 888-2753 888-2753 783-5564 452-7929 Drs. E. Br M. L. Dr. A. L. B. Dr. D. Rev. H. G. G. D. R. B. Mrs. R. N. Mr. R. N. Dr. D. W. Dr. 1. A. Dr. 1. A. C. M. B. W. W. 1. E. R. B. Mrs. 1. Mrs. C. 1. H. 1. H. 1. 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Andrea WUCKERT, Ardirli Lynn 127 Grenfell Boulevard R3P 0136 117 Grcnfell Boulevard R3P 0136 171 Cordova Street RJN 1A2 35 Purdue any an 306 62 Harvard Avenue R3N1 0K3 62 Harvard Avenue R3M OK3 674 Wellington Crescent R3M OC2 674 Wellington Crescent R3M 0C2 674 Wellington Crescent R3M OC2 sox 142, Headingley 185 Cordova Street R3N 1A2 185 Cordova Street R3N 1A2 185 Waverley Street R3M 3K5 616 Cloutier Drive R3V1L2 552 Lindsay Street R3N 1H6 315 Avalon Road RZM 21.4 630 Cloutier Drive RST ZE7 630 Cloutier Drive R3T 2E7 Box. 833, Carman ROG O10 Winnipeg 202 Bernadine Cr. Box. 833. Carman ROC 010 Winnipeg 202 Bernadine Cr. Box. 833. Carman ROC- 010 Winnipeg 202 Bernadine Cr. 446 Foxgrove Avenue RZE oA5 66 Harvard Avenue R3M 0K3 2033 Grant Ave. R3P OR4 720 Queenston St. R3N 0X7 152 Mt:Dairmid Drive Brandon R78 ZG9 492 River Avenue RJL OE1 171, Soi Lucnrit jawaraj Rd.. Bangkok. Thailand 112 East Gate R3C 2C3 Lot 79 Rolslin Blvd. R.R. No. 1 Headingley ROH 010 Lot 79 Roblin Blvd. R.R. No. 1 Headingley ROH 010 15 Peary Crescent R311 OP9 Box 33. Ear Falls. Ontario POV 1T0 Box 33. Ear Falls, Ontario POV lT0 Cedar Point, Waldhof. Ontario Beausejour, ROE 0C0 113 Clearwater Rd. R21 ZT4 135 Royal Salinger Rd. R21 2P2 67 Falbrook Bay R21 ZP5 90 vnneeoy Road R3R ll-13 630 Wellington Crescent R3M OC2 315 Belvidere Street R31 2H1 255 Glenway Ave., R2Cr 1H1 501 Waterloo St. R3N OS9 289 Scotia Street RZV lV7 3 Donald St. No. 910 R31. 2P6 137 Elm Street R3M 3N4 447 Webb Plate Rm- 510 Y.W.C.A. 139 Maryland Street R36 1K9 Box 1180, Swan River ROL IZO 2203 N. Hazel. St. Paul Minn. U.S.A. 55109 26 Davis Place Regina, Saslt. 2007 Grant Ave. R3P OR6 685 Garfield Street R30 2M3 283 Cordova Street R3N 1A3 443 Park Boulevard R3P OH2 1714-411 Cumberland Ave. R3B lT6 Home. Block M. 6th Floor. Poking Building, Pohingfong. Hong Kong 566 McMillan Ave. Ste. 36 R3N OL6 827 Cambridge Street R3M 3G3 Box 340, Swan River, ROL 1Z0 436 Kingston Crescent RZM OT9 436 Kingston Crescent R2M OT9 357 Amherst Street R31 121 64 Roslyn Crescent R3L OH7 64 Roslyn Crescent R3L OH7 BOX 256, St. joseph. La, U.S.A. 85 Harrow Street R3M 2X8 85 Harrow Street R3M 2X8 361 Cambridge Street RJM 3E8 942 North Drive R3'T 0A8 254 Kingsway Ave., R3M 01-13 Block 2, 14E Balwin Court, 154-164 Argyle Str. Kowloon, Hong Kong Block 2, 14E Balwin Court. 154-164 Argyle Str. Kowloon, Hong Kong 431 Borellam Boulevard R3P 019 150 Nemy Crescent RZY 2A1 489-7940 489-6883 489-3094 269-2497 453-6264 453-6264 474-2780 474-2780 474-2780 888-5125 489-B536 489-8536 284-2699 269-1381 489-8317 257-5014 269-1315 269-1315 828-3498 888-9843 828-3498 888-9843 828-3498 888-9843 338-1608 284-5877 888-2634 489-9211 727-1630 284-2462 222-3674 772-7588 888-1263 888-1263 889-3552 222-3266 222-3266 227-2066 268-2166 253-0006 256-0521 257-1169 889-8205 475-5637 837-5021 339-4889 452-2200 338-8176 475-8471 453-2285 889-9050 772-0090 734-2845 777-8689 584-0240 889-6388 489-6429 889-6081 942-1055 474-1942 453-3098 734-2954 233-3217 233-3217 888-5638 284-0788 284-0788 452-1926 452-1926 453-7530 475-3260 453-0537 3-012964 3-012964 889-9959 837-2156 l. G. R. P Dr. M. E. Dr. A. A. E. A. E. Dr. F Dr F. Dr. F. W. S. R. E. R. E. Rev. B. D. R. P. 1. M. K. E. 1. M. 1. M. L. K. Mrs. P. L. K. Mrs. P. L. K. Mrs. P. 1. M. Dt. E. Dr. R. l. 1. B. W. S. Rev. 1. E. 1. D. 1. D. A. C. G. G. T. G. S. 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