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

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FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L. Odhiambo, S. Odhiambo, B. Lee, Z. Pouliot, M. Iwasyk, J . Lommerse, J . Peifer, L. Premachuk, A. O'Sullivan, C. Rigert, B. Fraser, E. Pease, L. Milthorpe, S. Emde, M. Morberg, S. Rance. MIDDLE ROW: K. Heile, A. Lo, F. Shafai, I. Lo, C. Koo, C. Seaton, M. Dyer, L. Pan, I. Guha, S. Pan, J . Green, A. Sheldon, J . Kellock, M. Wistow, B. Cox, C. Sheldon, L. Burkett. BACK ROW: M. Fraser, M. Nonnand, S. Hanks, S. Sirett. MISSING: K. August, C. Premachuk, P. Kho, S. Nagy, R. Hill, L. Gill. The Euisternus Bombers mama -v tn 1 1. - . X.. -.,.. ....., . Besihenre Remembers REMEMBER .......... - Ping Pong anyone? - Laura's popcom machine - Margot, don 't pick your braces! - B.F. Come into my office - The MIDNIGHT FEAST - B.C. is that ever ignorant! - Kathie, going to Squires with Paul? - S.E. and her drum roles - All S.H. wanted for Xmas is her two front teeth. - C.K. and But Melanie! - L.P. I'm too tired too - B.F. Hey, hehe! - Hey, look at J .D.'s finger nails! - Bruce Jenner, eat your heart out! Signed, J .K. - Lose something, Adel? - A.L., She's soooo cute! - M.W. Do I ever look good in this - L.M. The M.S. 1VIinnow lSorry Ms. Milthorpel - Miss Wands So, who are you going out with tonight? - M.N. Stonewall's the best! - S.O. I have to phone Rancy tonight! - S.N. Oh, you guys are nuts! - A.O.'s, and her lip smackers - All right, who pied my bed? ! ?

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?Bath'5 eport The first night in residence is an entirely new experiences for most of us. Strange faces and surroundings make us feel lost with unknown challenges awaiting us. As the year progresses, we find that faces develop into personalities and people. Within time these people become our friends and confidants and not the strange faces they were at the beginning. It's an old cliche, but life in residence is what you make it. Looking back over the year, I'm sure we can all remember the good times we had and the close moments in the midst of the crisis that we shared. Meeting new people and discovering new friends from all over Canada and the world can be a wonderful experience. I will always remember my two years here as a time of learning how to live and communicate with others, no matter how unlike we were. I want to thank everyone in residence for being what they were to me in my time here. What I have learned from you will always be special. Wishing you all, lots of happiness and sunshine in whatever you do, Barb. 'Qf