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

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Q11 mst 1Berfert iBrefect5 RIGHT TO LEFT: Heather Provis, Head Girl: Christy Coughlin, School Captain: Vicki Guy, Sports Captain: Barb Fraser, Head of Residence: Lori Jacks, Head of Braemar: Kim Abbott, Head of Glen Gaim: Wendy Thompson, Head of Ballaterg Susan Roblin, Head of Craig Gowan: Cynthia Kilpatrick, Library Captain. GEM iinhustriuus Bepresentatihes Y FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Edith Pease, Chris Greenaway, Cynthia Kilpatrick, Jane Kellock, Marilyn Law. MIDDLE ROW: Lori Jacks, Susan Roblin, Barb Fraser, Christy Coughlin, Heather Provis, Vicki Guy, Wendy Thompson, Kim Abbott. BACK ROW: Carla Fogel, Kim Merkley, Kim Fiorentino, Margot Fraser, Zoe Pouliot, Anne Haworth, Lois Gill, Robin Nurgitz, Susan Leibrock, Neeru Gupta, Andrea Wood, Pam Stevens. MISSING: Sandra Enns, Susan Ainley. With thanks to DR. ALLAN R. DOWNS

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lamb Girl anh brljuul Head Girl: Heather Provis School Captain: Christy Coughlin aptain eport Bahnoral Hall is composed of many people, each with different roles and responsibilities, but each with one common purpose - Seeking Better Things. The family, though small in number, is great in spirit. Each student is presented with the opportunity to aspire to her own interests whether they be in academics, extra-curricular activities, or a combination of the two. ' First term has already concluded, and the teachers and students are either rushing home, or to that far-away hide-out to enjoy their lengthy vacation. It has been a busy half year for the entire family, as a number of suc- cessful events have unfolded. The senior students once again participated in Shineramag the junior girls enjoyed a gala Hallowe'en celebration, hosted by their senior counterparts, an unveiling party for Optima Anni '78 transpired, and B.H. hosted the Provincial B Volleyball Tour- nament. We hope that a number of planned events will materialize during Winnipeg's bleak, cold winter months. These will include the com- pletion of the refurbishing of the senior common room, Spirit Week, Rollerskating night, a Winter Carnival, a dance that Christy is organizing, and many more. The Class of '79 will depart from B.H. with a solid basis in Life Skills. The graduates will be able to understand more fully the vast magnitude and importance of education. We say good-bye with a mixture of tears, as a token of our grief that we are leaving, and as a sign of our happiness that we have met and enjoyed you all, and that a Great Unknown lies at our feet. God Bless, We'll miss you! Heather Provis, Head Girl Christy Coughlin, School Captain

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