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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

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Our school is growing along with the good times, and memories we have. i Editor's Message A dedication is usually reserved to honor one special per- son, but all of you make Balmoral Hall special and there- fore, I dedicate this collection of memories to each and ev- ery one of you. With great hesitation I entered the world of a yearbook editor. Optima Anni 81-82 grew from an impossible dream to the pages of reality that you now hold in your hands. To the graduating class, no one can stop you now , I wish health, happiness and prosperity in whatever you do. I want to thank my dedicated staff. May you never for- get the yearbook week-ends, my jokes, lspare me!!l the hard work and good times. A special thanks to my advisors Mrs. Nickel and Mrs. Sures, who put up with me and my spelling. And to all the others who helped me through this year, Thank You, I never could have done it alone. Carol Premachuk Yearbook Editor. P.S. Friends, sorry for time lost, here's to next year!! .4495 S, .A X Ai Editors Messige Headmaster's Message Mr. N. Thomas Russell our headmaster. Mr. Russell and Mr. Carstairs converse in the new library. Heaclmastefs Message 4 This year enrollment in the school is at it's highest level ever. More and more parents are looking to Balmoral Hall for exciting and challenging pro- grammes designed to provide each student the op- portunity to develop academically, personally and socially. In a sense, we have arrived at the crossroads . Do we expand and take in more students, or do we consolidate and embellish what we already have? It is one of the nicest problems I have ever had to face. I consider myself fortunate in having interested and concerned parents, teachers and Board mem- bers, all of whom are as anxious as I am that the school shall continue to flourish. It will, I can assure you! When you read this, the 1981!82 School Year will be behind us and some of you will have left Bal- moral Hall behind as Well. I wish you a happy and successful future. Remem- ber us . . . we will remember you! N. Thomas Russell, Headmaster. ls.. ,vs gl f if ',?f:73ff tjfk f, fffffri ' I' fy r 4 ' -' ,, 4 ':f 'Y- iiiif ' Jtjflfli .w'5, ' 3- .j,..... af . Pf'.iI' -1' fl Fr: v--'- V f-sv-wif-f r-wi A Message from the Chairman of the Board fig? - a gg . 'K ,,,,1. I Mr. Carstairs, Chairman of the Board of Gov- T ernor's The academic shcool year of 1982!81 will be memorable for us all. For the Class of 1982, it will be the year of graduation, a very special milestone in your lives. The Board of Governors wishes you the best of luck in all of your future endeavours. We believe the school has provided you with a special environment, good learning, good friends, and good fun. We hope you will think kindly of the school and if possible, serve the school in the future as we do now. All of the students are a little older and a little wiser fwe hopell. This year you were present in the school during its biggest enrolement in history. Cosmetic changes have taken place. We hope to your approval, and plans are underway for the future. It has been the Board of Governors' pleasure to serve you. Make the most of Balmoral Hall and what it pro- vides you and you will give us the satisfaction of a job well done. Iohn E. Carstairs Chairman Board of Governors Chairman's Message 5 J 5? ii 9 -I7-Hill YXEXXYEX lil an R Yi? I 'J I lr raw Y 'WS e '. pf 4 , f ' hiv 4 Q. , ff , 4 n ' ' - . ' 5 , A time to weep and a time to laugh Q .Q o ki in Q- K X V 1' , J 'F' ' 1 Q f fZ8'gf'4f'S5ose,3f I 1. Heather Barclay Kelly Brown Bernard Chamberlain Michelle Clarke Daniel Cohlmeyer Harris Falconer Ashley Fudge Iohnathon Fulop Bryson Gordon Tyler Hastings Talia Hussain Meredith Iohnson Geoffrey Kaprowy Marlene Konopasek Megan Kozminski Caithlin McArton Tracey McConnell Iennifer Milner Sally Norgate Kenneth Powell Timothy Radcliffe Catherine Rankin Iennifer Ryback Ioel Sanders Shaila Seshia Sterling Shanski Rebecca Tierney- Hynes Andrew Vodrey Toby Wesenberg Sarah Wilmot Bobby Yazdi Kindergartens Wee Ones ll Ill! tg Missing: Shandis Price Kristin Berger Mia Rabson Eva KFGSZ Sarah McNally Shelly Bhayana Rana Bhayana Adiadna Choptiany Nancy Ganas Sara Goulet Trisha Hall Iackie Honey Iennifer Levi Kristin Maksym Demetra Mattheos Grade One 9 Maryam Ahsan Sarah Balk Mary-Beth Barker Elizabeth Cruse Alison Dakin Karen Delaney Rebecca Dillon Erin Falconer Margaret Fields Beth Hutchings Wendy Ip Alexandra Iohnson Mary Kontzamanis Lisa Kresz Tonja Lisanti Wanda Luna Kimberly McConnell Dana McGillivray lane Nasser-Sharif Natalie Plank Aimee Rice Andrea Rochon Marla Saper Tara Serrette Valerie Sim Elinor Simons Iennifer Squires 10 Grade Two Tartan Twos .W Threatening Threes Q 1. wr W P9 ' IV Q 'D L as K x , Q Q i t it 'iff' Photogenic grade threes! - K is rs nb'.iY'. AL. .i- Debra Ackerman Lisa Bertnick Alexandra Buechel Katherine Chamberlain Annabel Davies Tasha Davies Tara DeFehr Reagan Hicock Ieanette Iackson Kerri Kaprowy Megan Keenberg Lara Kelly Rahya Khan Chantal Kreviazuk Arifa Lucman Iennifer Lukovich Kathy Maclean Lara Nagler Korali Nault Ainsley Price Anita Soni Miss. Martin Grade Three 11 Frightful F ours W. ' a'N '? '1s Iennifer Carstairs Sarah Curse Ardyth DeFehr Sarah Furgale Tracy Hall Treena Hastings Heather Iessiman Ramona Iozsa Rebecca McArton Melissa Narvas Gillian Pettigrew Mona Baidwan Danielle Rice Karen Shanski Kathryn Slight Kathryn Tinckam Lawren Toni 1 Grade Four ? - l 'vi a lin' 'rv LA GLEN GAIRN 'Q'-' 'ttf' 'ini A Friendly Fives A. Y 55i951 i' as fs E f'Z1 if y Q-sw l til? S Q D Iulie Anderson Merle Balsillie Shelley Bruce Leanne Coppens Patricia Cramp Shanti DeFehr Iennifer Frizzell Clare Harley Iennifer Kay Farah Khan Michelle Kresz Theresa Light Patricia Maia Natasha Marsh Raquel Marsh Sarina Pal Sandra Pearson Mekhul Ramgoolam Preeti Sachdeva Tricia Smith Tracey Rothstein The grade lives and their many talents' w bra C 1 l I 14 Grade Six Super Sixes Christine Hinchliffe Kathleen Kelly Shayna Kemel Dena Liebrect Christine Mclnnes Alanna Phillips Alexandra Rattray Kristin Shanski Lynne Storey Iacqueline Vocadle Adrienne Whiteley Carol Wintemute Susan Cramp in Super Sixes Q JO Michelle Rychliski PICTURE Missing: Evangelia A IASLABLE Nlgfcury AH-ni-- .lm .. B. . Anne Adams Darlene Andison Iennifer Buechel Sandra Daycock Shilpa Iain Kyla King Cassandra Klayh Carrie Lazarenko Stefanie Martens Heather McDonald Susan Nasser-Sharif Miyo Yamashita Back Row: Susan Sharif Michelle Rychliski Heather McDonald Alexandra Rattray Christine Hinchliffe Iackie Vocadlo Middle: Kristen Shanski Kyla King Adrienne Whiteley Christine Mclnnes Iennifer Buechel Kathy Kelly Front Row: Alanna Phillips Suzy Cramp Margo Adams Grade Six 15 16 Grade Seven Suzanne Allemeier Sensational Sevens Heather cameron Catherine Curtis Ratna Das Sarah Davey Megan Ellis Iennifer Foran Deanna Hansen Alex Hersak Margo Leach Tara Lebedin Kelly Maksymetz Tanya Martins Sandra Mclnnes Tanya Onyschuk Susan Rich Eleni Stangherlin Stephanie Westdal Kristen Whitely Karen Whittman - ,-4-.z was Sensational Sevens Kimberly Collins Stephanie Collins Amy Coughlin Bonnie Cunningham Heather Cunningham Nancy Fullerton Linda Graham Lisa Hastings Suzanne Iohnson Ariel Harwood-Iones Adelina Lazareck Kimberly MacKay Katherine MacKenzie Saleni Nigam Debra Odhiambo Kerrie O'Keefe um Extravagent Eights Sandra Alward Kristine Banerjee Marianna Bass Catherine Carstairs Nancy Cipryk Iennifer Froese Sonya Gupta Onalee Hawkins Angela Hilland Kathleen Howse Roberta Ianzen Iosephine Kati Monica Lisafield Pamela May Leslie Malkin Carol McCullough Ruth Morse Polly Mottley Kavita Muju Annabelle Odlum Parita Patel Adrienne Purves Mirabelle Pohatgi Carolyn Seale Deborah Shawcross Sandra Seier Shilpa Soni Laura Sweeny Neelam Vohora Kirsten Westdal 18 Grade Eight Ruth Ackerman Ava Adams l In Geills Andison 1.-I' pl, a. .at ' , 3 43- Q 7+ 14.1 . 1 NJ . 5 ' nn' cd T 1, fx I Nifty Nine's Io-ann Antoniuk Ashleigh Banfield Ursula Batchelar Amy Bradley Fiona Childe Anna Lisa Cohen Kathryn Condra Kirstine Corbett Ioanne Crozier Sally Downes Leigh Fiorentino Tracey Gledhill Carolyn Gray Katharine Hamerton Lori Hutchinson Ruth Kirinda Maria Lutz Margaret Mclnnes Kathleen McManus Miranda Merbas Rashmi Migam Iennifer Nishikawa Pamela Pigden Deidre Prosen Mili Roy Cheri Sander Kelli Anne Smith Patricia Storey Iennifer Thamer Brenda Thomas Crade Nines IJ Iessica Burleson Kimberly Burron Lisa Caren Elizabeth Coughlin Susan Ellis Carla Fogel Kimberley Fyles lane Gillies Mary-Lea Horbay Sarah Kay Colleen Kelly Shahla Khan Paula Kilgour Lisa King Alissa Malkin Heidi McDonald Alison McLean Fiona Murray Isabel Murray Ienny Ng Verna Ng Andrea Osborn Michele Provis Kristin Rogers Iacqueline Ross Gabriella Terrazs Elizabeth Wong Iennifer Wright 0 Grade Ten Iennifer Balon Monica Barabonoff Sandy Best Iackie Cantin Susan Carpick Anna Childe Patti Coughlin Anna Dominique Linda Fyfe Sarah Hanks Aynsley Hinchliffe Lana I-Ioltby Carolyn Horn Iulia Kwok Ida Leug Daunica Martin Siobhan McKee Louise Osborn Carol Premachuk Kathy Scanes Alison Sims Karen Speakman Pam Steiman Corrie Wilson Grade Eleven 1 N A Iunior Faculty lunior Faculty Pr.--ff Seated: Mrs. Milner, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Vadeboncoeur, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Bieber, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Russell Standing: Mrs. Wilmot, Mrs. Gonzales, Mrs. Klochek Missing: Miss. Martin as O 'l fw Mr. Gartrell's Harem nt M :UNH f ., in gf! Seated: Mrs. Nickel, Mrs. Sures, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Strauss Mrs. Cantlie, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Kaye, Ms. Chandler Standing: Mrs. Curtis, Miss Henderson, Mrs. Dammermann, Mrs. Sharpe, Mr. Gartrell, Mrs. Kotyluk, Miss. Schellenberg, Ms. Robertson, Mrs. Condra, Mrs. Friesen Senior Faculty 23 a 151 'Lp-anal' A I ' Env --Q 1 1 1 1 9 . f : if f 1 I 4. - S Q f sg I ,I ff 1105- v-6:1245 'Nm . U: 41 5 'vf!'z A tlme to break down anc bulld up mvywieygf F . : -1,1 8 tlme ' s J' ,Wu -x 4. arg! . -5 -K 41 51, . 'W B.H. Initiation Day Oh Perfect Prefectf' How we await with bleeding hearts and bated breath your saintly arrival each blessed morn. Your glorious smile and soothing voice prompt us to obey your every command with unreserved accelera- tion. Thinking about our halls without your brilliance and angelic halo is like thinking about a Hunter-McLean Kilt without a B.H.'er inside. Our obedient slaves! ,if 1 ,ff sf? I' A il What a gay Day! Oops, I slipped! 411. r'N,f q-4 .. Q H W!!!-3? V .W Pea! . ' ' f . ..., , - : ,,- h . ...gas -Q..- Initiation Day 26 ' .F . wXEiFl'J470s' Shlnerama This year's Shinerama was a tremendous success due primarily to the exceptional enthusiasm and participation displayed by the girls of Balmoral Hall. We also had fantastic locations: Town Square, Lombard Place and the Health Sciences Centre. The B.H. shiners raised 31375.00 this year, compared to 5875.00 last year. We also moved from 12th place to 7th place. All in all, it was a very rewarding feel- ing to know we had contributed to such a worthy cause: Cystic Fibrosis. T..-all Keep on shining' Go for it you guys! N Halloween On Friday October 30th, Student Council panned a Halloween Celebration for Iunior School Students. Exciting Activities such as a costume parade, a pumpkin carving contest and the haunt- ed house went on that day. The Halloween Celebration is a tra- dition at B.H. and this year it was a great success. x O P er Wax museum reject! ,of N 0 If K '. YV?-t-FF:fa1?'4 ' QS - J 5475 '15 If i 1 3' 1' Q? ,ff- C P-9115? '1n.., Camd ids 'T X f 43 V 'Mg r S J 'E ar W .. . .Q ,K ,V if C Christmas Concert - I I EM ' Q 'W - Q X 2 Aw fx 4- r K? 2 1 wan, X ,X . , ,fig ,fi 5' . xi, . I 0 id ' Xqxvv Q' x 9 x . f , U vu: . g 5 Q N 4 , . I 'L I! Grade Six Angels Iunior School Choir 'Y wr 'U 'I Christmas Concert 30 A I f 'S-fl Miniature Christmas Trees New N J Al Q V .. , sJf lf? 3. r More Christmas Concert A Christmas C t 31 ut, what if grounded again!? .Z --.--- H-n xl. 4 n'.. .1 ' ,,,,e, ji A A, IQ if ' :Ls 'Q un Cundids 32 of Another night on the town?! Scanecy Monster. , . :Lb My buddy, my pal!! ul Who? US , . . NEVERUH!!! Forget this, let's take the lag, ,K i 1 - '- . mg I I J? -'M W-V arf-' ,aff aff' , , ,- A -- -- ' wr-uk, Eg' ' I - 'af-na r'- 4 - , f L ': q - Il's been u hard dz1y's night und I've been workin' like Z1 - l Abandon Shlp l 1 f- -.f '-1-1-cm' .- Q.,gv.qvi'ln Ygaxret.: . ,H Cumlids 33 Spirit Week N - . ,.--wwf' V ,, ,W . . ,M ' Kvv W N ,... L, .mmm ,sais -,,.....,...... This year's Spirit Week was a tremendous success. We had Student-Teacher games over lunch, lemon-eating contests, penny parade and contests of best decorated home rooms. Over all the whole week was a success and I wish to thank everyone who supported and helped organize the week. Spirit Week l l Monica Barabonoff J I I ' '-SY: . Music Festival L A . BRQEMQR 4 r' I The choirs who entered the Music Festival this year were very successful. All choirs did very well. The junior school choirs came back with many awards: Lola Maquarrie Memorial Trophy winner of Grade 4-6 Folk Song Chorus Premier Norquay Shield winner of Grade 4-6 chorus Sir Hugh Robertson Trophy winner Grade 1-6 chorus Mr. 8: Mrs. Will rock Trophy, for the most outstanding performace of Elementary Choirs. sf.M,w-an Music Festival 3 Ski Da 36 Ski Day W, Ll I, 193 is z I -. A. ---4 - wh W. .. ' 'f , .. ' ' wffa, ., , -me-f...i:L'r+is-1'izlioi li E Ski Weekend 1 1 I I , Q f' W3 -'fr l .,.- 'v-'.!,' Y Ski Weekend 31 hw xi ,xx Father-Daughter Luncheon 'af' 2 if ,. ' I' 5 u- .: X! 1, , 'X . Q ' X . ft -ge., V' s 5 I . 3 ' N NR i N ws P, . 1 zlhf-r Daughter Luncheon ,.iih4 ,Si .7 1 MQ. ff-as AN-N, tug other-Daughter Luncheon I ' fx 7'4- - .1 img ,pw vr '.-ff' -nv gf- ' . ISF Do you think my plate is big enough? ,, Forgot my daughter, but love the food. Uncomfortalnle moments in l ife. he fi? Q. ,amp ' ' Like mother like daughter, Mother- Daughter Luncheon 39 Student Council Back Row: Shideh Khorasheh, Connie Rigert, Susan Riley, Patti Coughlin, Andrea Rivalin, Anne Haworth, Gill McDonald, Lynn Premachuk. Middle Row: Maria Clarke, Iennifer Thamer, Siobhan McKee, Allison Travis, Kristen Rodgers, Cari Grey, Lori Hutchinson, Ashleigh Banfield, Sandy Best, Kim Mackay Carol Premachuk. Front Row: Michelle Provis, Ioanne Antoniuk, Debbie Shawcross, Heather Cameron, Linda Graham, Stephanie Wetdal, Annabelle Odlum The student council's job is to help inform the students of the happenings in the school, and to provide activities for the girls. They also are a link between the administration and the stu- dents. A big thank-you to Mrs. Cantlie for all her support as the staff advisor. Studs-nt Council Headgirl and School Captain l l YT! Connie Rigert. Headgirl: Susan Riley, School Captain. Traditionally these comments are designed to reflect on the year's events, but because of the special feeling we hold for the school we are re- serving this space to highlight the significance of what this past school year has meant to us. We must reflect our school motto: Meliroa Petens , which means seeking better things and link it to the innumerable ways in we at Balmoral Hall have been taught to accept the best of our- selves and to achieve better things. It has been here, where teachers and students led by Mr. Russell, have come together to form a meaningful bond of participation, co-operation and support giv- ing to each of us a chance for a truly unlimited fu- ture. Ours is an ideal school, and one which permits ev- ery girl to be an individual and at the same time to feel part of our large family. Connie and I have enjoyed being a part of Balmoral Hall where all our en- deavors were undertaken with everyone's best interests at heart. Take Care, Lots of Love, Connie and Susan Iltnitlgirl .intl School Captain Report -tl -12 Our Leaders Standing: Shideh Khorasheh, Susan Riley, Anne Haworth, Andrea Rivalan, Patti Coughlin, Gill McDonald, Lynn Premachuk, Seat- ed: Connie Rigert. Fellowship is heaven, and lack of fellowship is hellg fellowship is life, and lack of fellowship is deathg and the deeds that ye do upon earth, it is for fellowship's sake that ye do them William Morris Everyone's fellowship made this a very successful school year. From the executive council and myself, I would like to thank you all for a wonderful year. I hope your graduating year will be as enjoyable as ours. Love, Connie Executive Council s'w3E71ef.s Gur Senior Choir 'M Standing: Rashmi Nigam, Suzan Ellis, Iessica Burleson, Alison McLean, Anna Dominique, Pam Pigden, Ienni- fer Thamer, Sarah Kay, Kathy Scanes, Amy Bradley, Deidre Prosen Middle Row: Anna-Lisa Cohen, Carla Fogel, Alissa Malkin, Shala Khan, Kelli-Ann Smith, Iennifer Wright, Patti Coughlin, Ruth Kirinda, Aynsley I-Iinchliffe, Geilles Andison Front Row: Cari Grey, Kathleen McManus, Lori Hutchinson, Ashleigh Banfield, Cheri Sander, Ida Leung Uur Iunior Choir .- L-5 - ' - Choir 43 Bloomer Rumors II Staff Thanks to the support of the students in Grade 5 to 12, Bloomer Rumors II was able to come out of retirement for another year. Thanks to everyone who read the paper and a special thanks to Mrs, Sharpe, the staff advisor for all her help. Maria Clarke Back Row: Kelly Maksymetz, Isabel Murray, Heidi McDonald, Iessica Burleson, Paula Kilgour, Allison McLean, Anne Haworth, Anne-Mari Doll, Susan Riley, Shideh Khorasheh, Ioann Antoniuk, Maria Clarke, Anna-Lisa Cohen Middle Row: Adrienne Purvis, Cari Gray, Geilles Andison, Nancy Fullerton, Iennifer Wright, Patti Coughlin, Daunica Martin, Kavita Muju, Kathy Scanes, Annabelle Odlum Front Row: Kristine Banerjee, Sandra Seir, Parita Patel, Heather Cameron, Margo Leach, Kirsten Westdal, Deidre Prosen. Cptima Annie Staff The yearbook staff this year was the largest in B.H. history, I was really pleased with everyone's help and hope that ev- eryone had fun helping and will appreciate Opti- ma Anni as much as I will. Carol Premachuk Back Row: Fiona Murray, Kim Fyles, jessica Burleson, Daunica Martin, Kathy Scanes, Sarah Hanks, Anna Childe, Ainsley Hinchliffe, Patti Coughlin, Sandy Best, Siobhan McKee, Carolyn Horn, Iennifer Nishikawa, Fiona Childe, Middle Row: Iackie Ko, Kristine Banerjee, Kelli-Ann Smith, Ioann Antoniuk, Kathleen McManus, Cari Grey, Deidre Prosen, Anna Dominioque, Iackie Cantin, Rashmi Nigam, Sarah Kay, Front Row: Geilles Andison, Lori Hutchinson, Carol Premachuk, Mary-lea Horbay, Anna-Lisa Cohen, Ashleigh Banfield, jennifer Thamer -14 Newspaper and Yearbook Clubs , -ff-vt-:-.4 Q , - 1.6. ' 'HS , Science and Art Clubs Back Row: Hanadie Chebib, Alison McLean, Miranda Nerbas, Susan Ellis, Cheryne Chebib, Megan Ellis Front Row: Kristen Whitely, Isadora VanReimsdik, Miss Schellenburg, Sandy Mclnnes, Karen Whittman Back Row: Megan Ellis, Iessica Burleson, Carol Seaton, Alison Travis Middle Row: Kristen Whitely, Tatiana VanReimsdik, Ms Chandler, Cathy Curtis, Victoria Palmer Scximiczu and Art Clubs 4 Curling and Library Committees Standing: Maria Lutz, Miranda Nerbas, Daunica Martin, Sandy Best, Anna Childe, Margie Mclnnes, Siobhan McKee, Ursala Batchelar, Fiona Childe, Seated: lane McKenzie, Kris Banerjee, Lana Holtby, Mrs. Baillie, Mandy Murphy, Shideh Khorasheh Standing: Tarah Lebedin, Kim Burron, Donna Pomeroy, Su- san Ellis, Anna Dominique, Sarah Kay, Kirsten Westdal Seated: Iessica Burleson, Ali- son McLean, Mrs. Law, Shideh Khorasheh, Amy Bradley, I-leather Ritchie 46 Curling and Library Committees The highlight of 1981-82 was Canadian Book Week. During this week we had three Canadian authors, Monica Hughes, Bess Kaplin, and Charles Wilkens visit our library and read to the students. The success of this year was due to the enthusiasm shown by the library committee and Mrs. Law. Political Science 8: Graduation Committees 1 The Political Science was very ac- tive this year. Debates were a main part of our club, which we all enjoyed. We would all like to thank Mrs. Martin, who was our teacher supervisor. Back Row: Hanadie Chebib, Cheryne Chebib, Kelli-Ann Smith, Cari Gray, Fiona Childe, Sandy Best, Daunica Martin, Siobhan McKee, Aynsley I-Iinchliffe Middle Row: Anna Dominique, Ashleigh Banfield, Mary-lea Horbay, Mrs. Martin, Rashmi Nigam, Iennifer Nishikawa, Sarah Kay Front Row: Carol Seaton, Lynn Premachuk, Susan Riley, Iennifer Thamer, Carolyn Horn Front Row: Kathy Scanes, Daunica Martin, Sandy Best, Iennifer Balon, Iackie Cantin Middle Row: Lana I-loltby, Anna Dominique, Carol Premachuk, Su- san Carpick, Iulia Kwok, Pam Steiman Back Row: Aynsley Hinchliffe, Ida Leung, Sarah Hanks, Louise Osborne, Anna Childe, Patti Coughlin, Siobhan McKee, Karen Speakman, Carolyn Horn On behalf of the graduation committee, I would like to wish the graduating class the very best in the future. We've worked hard at organizing grad this year, and we hope that this year is the best grad yet. Thanks es- pecially to Mrs. Curtis for all the time and patience she had given us in the past year. Sandy Best Political Science and Graduation Committees 47 x X , N x x X-xx s 9.5 Sf J' ax '22, iff i -C1 Sports Council gg 4 Standing: Patti Coughlin, Andrea Rivalin, Anne Haworth, Gill Macdonald Seated: Fiona Murray, Kim Fyles, Ms. Rob- ertson, Heidi Macdonald, lane Gilles Kneeling: Pam May, Kris Banerjee, Kirsten Westdal, Monica Lisafeld Missing: Monica Barabonoff Well another year has flown by and I think we all had a good year. With such an increase in the num- ber of grade 7 8r 8 girls, we had to stop and think to make sure there was enough going on to keep them all busy. We managed to have the annual swimmeet and track meet as well as a mid-winter carnival and ski day. There was also the usual selection of teams including track, badminton, curling, basketball and volleyball. The teams as usual were full of spirit and all did well in their respective fields. I would like to thank all the househeads and of course Ms. Robertson for all the help in arranging the events. Take care next year and have fun, but remember to stay fit! Love Anne 50 Sports Council . ....- f.,,a-1-.-uqhvmw ' ' Intermurals 5 1-,wr X ' -V M 5 M ......-5 Working hard girls! , ,ww Q ,-X -F .g- , :f ' , -ywbx 1-wyi Q '5 ' F y5fi'D.jvT , T. any IV fir '. -9-.. .1 w. if Q - ' .d V v Inn-rmurnls 5 Cross Countr Standing: Annabelle Odlum, Pat Storey, Maria Lutz, Anna Childe, Sarah Hanks, Kelli-Ann Smith, Adri- enne Purves Seated: Kris Banerjee, Lori Hutchinson, Mrs. Mar- tin, Mary-lea Horbay, Sandy Best Floor: An- drea Osborne This year represents the schoo1's first cross-country running team, coached by Mr. Martin. With his help the team was very successful competing in many races, along with the provincials in Hartney, Manitoba. Here, we placed seventh in the province. We hope to have as much participation and interest next year, and as much success. ri, , , M , w,, x Z , ef 5 1, f- 1- ,Q if f , v . 'il'-Q , 5, . 4 ,,l5,ff.', g 'if'4 .V 'Lg' 1' A V. .IA --'ca ,3 uf- 5 F , Q, 'A l J Q 1 1 I 1 1 Vg fx .9 l H-J Bclm Varsity Volle ball 4' Back Row: Iennifer Balon, Anne Haworth, Ruth Kirinda, Fiona Murray, Iennifer Nishikawa, Middle Row: Kim Fyles, Gill McDonald, Isabel Murray, Liz Coughlin, Front Row: Andrea Rivalin, Heidi McDonald A ' Q' l f ' xf 'W -'ff' iw i 'i K V -'ff 3' , w t -,isis ,s 'U' tj Tri fsisfrfsfw This year the varsity team had a great season! We were privileged enough to be able to participate in the Western Independent School Volleyball Tournament in Vancouver, where we all had a great time, and enjoyed much success by finishing in second place. We won the C division playoffs within our city league and went on to the Provin- cials where we didn't fare too well as the team ran into some unfortunate mishaps. Keep on smiling and spiking!! Andrea Rivalin Varsity Volleyball 53 K8'L!iia24iJB+Q:4'f1r4'f 1' '- Ir. and Freshman Volle ball Back Row: Kim Mackay, Marianna Bass, Miss Hender- son, Kavita Muju, Kelly Maksymetz, Kristine Banerjee, Middle Row: Leslie Malkin, Meghan Ellis, Margo Leach, Deana Hansen, Front Row: Kirsten Westdall, Heather Cunningham, Onalee Hawkins, Ruth Ackerman, Amy Coughlin, Monica Lisafeld Bottom Row: Andrea Osborne, Cari Gray, Kathleen McManus, Paula Kilgour, Middle Row: Fiona Childe, Lori Hutchinson Geilles Andison, Top Row: Dei- dre Prosen, Ashleigh Banfeild Missing: Patti Coughlin. 1 ' .nv This year's volleyball season was a good one for us. We came third in our school zone but, unfortunately, we never made it to the finals. We would all like to thank Ms. Robertson who was our coach. 4 Ir. and Freshman Volleyball Patti Coughlin Paula Kilgour Our due to bad weather. O ars1ty Basketball basketball season was successful. Unfortunately we were unable to make it to the Provincials Our special thanks to Ms. Robertson for all her help and encouragement. Kim Fyles Back Row: Ann 'KJ' A' 7 e Haworth, Daunica Martin, Patti Coughlin, Sally Downs, Paula Kilgour, Ioanne Crozier Seated: Ioanne Antoniuk, Fiona Murray, Ms. Robertson, Kim Fyles, Iennifer Balon. . ' 'fW - M' ' 97' . ,af ,., . 5 f,,,.f5 ' ir, if' . 21. M3CA't3'k. 1 ' Please don't hit me with the basketball. I promise to go to all the practices from now on!!!! Varsity Basketball 55 Freshman Basketball Q:-.3 T? M S 3' -I I KX. ii . 4 5. 4. ,,,., li as Back Row: loey Kati, Mirabelle Rohatgi Nancy Fullerton Stephanie Westdal S h , , , uzanne Io nson, Middle Row: Ellena Stangettin, Kavita Muju, Polly Motley, Sandra Alward, Sandy Mclnnes, Front Row: Kirsten Westdal, Onalee Hawkins, Ruth Ackerman, Deanna Hansen The freshman team this year was a great one to play with. Way to fight team!! A special thank-you goes out to Miss Walsh and Ms. Robertson. Ruth Ackerman 6 Freshman Basketball :,...- .a.am...r...-U.:-' ' ' f Badminton l Standing: Ida Leung, Geills Andison, Heidi McDonald, Paula Kilgour, Verna Ng, Karen Speakman, Mrs. McCullough. A special thank you goes to Mrs. McCullough who spent so much of her time with the bad- minton team. I-Ier time and effort was greatly appreciated. V A AH.B2I.?di.12L1hju'uI ' Badminton Team W BEWEH my 1 Qt . Ii bvll 1 Here we come, wait for us! I'm ready when you are 'PQ ,lf v Wet I-shirt contestant A 58 Cnndids 6 x lg 1 50 A'Hi KidS .JJ Steve Podborski, eat your heart out!!! ? .. G NX Those Res Manners!!! r-.1 .M I swear it was this big Girls who sit like this . . . 7? ' sf vs 4 his wg lv ,wg Ah, really?! 1 ff ' ,V , ft C0uldn't make it to the bed, eh? f ' V ,Q Y 'w4i ,'f. V GI' 'I 3. ll Ba 'G Z' Senior School House ff ,,,9 x N nina- 7-u-no r mst 'Tw' 2' IJ af yi fix Iunior School House We did really well this year in the sports program. We won the annual swim meet in both the Iunior and Senior level. In Basketball and volleyball and other activitities We have done very well also! I'd like to thank Fiona Murray, Pam May, and my two grade six house-heads for the terrific job they all did. I'd also like to thank the whole Ballater house for working hard and having a good time as well! Thanks a lot and good luck in the years to come. Your 1981-82 House Head, Patti Coughlin Senior School Braemer Al Iunior School Braemar Dear Braemaritesg Well it sure is hard to believe we've actually hit the end of another year. Together we've withstood the agony of defeat and the joy of victory! Either way we all seemed to pull together and fight to the end. Thank-you Heidi, Kirsten and Leah for doing such a fantastic job! Gill McDonald HI' F39 B Hr: m I ll l A ' .-'aul?.Fa. x X CI CCS O 18 FH U g Cowan Senior School Craig Cowan Iunior School Craig Cowan Fellow Craig Gowanites: Once another year has quickly passed, and too, the end of the intermural program. Both Anne Haworth and Ms. Robertson did a great job in leading and organizing the househeads and adding new variety to House Games. I'd like to thank everyone in Craig Cowan for their support and enthusiasm throughout the year, and a special thanks to Kathy Kelly, Kristine Banerjee and Kim Fyles for all their help. The best of luck to you in the future rc -71' '9-t .-wi: Senior School House Ii x f.L'fIJ I l f ,A IX l' .' MV-1' 6 Iunior School House Greetings fellow Glen Garners! Well, this year seemed to zoom by. Pooh Bear was resting up, as far as his good luck charm went, to make his comeback in '83! Many thanks go to lane Gilles and Minica Lisafeld, Senior Househeadsg and to Suzie Cramp and Carrie Lazarenko, Iunior Househeads. As well, I'd like to thank everyone for their hard work and co-operation through out the year. Keep up the house spirit and good luck next year! Monica Barabonoff 1 'V iis W ' ' 8.1I'I1 GH l Glen Gaim ng if xf, 5 rf 1' ,El 4. H-...... ,..,-3.5 x , . s A 5-5 1 'jx-if-f -- if f' 5 if 1 -if 1 f C ,Jr Senior T rack Meet QQKQQ Z A Q, .MA-nik aw A I , ww .1r .,,.f- 4 ' Q 4 n ee, I 5 K rig ' awww' fwwww.. Senior Track Meet 65 i .wal , I A 'ffl'- QW. AT Ref. if? s Qi-'Fbf if f f . 5' k A .yfhajl fy ., . ,Q if , ..,y -.N -Jf,ig..x -C5-.. '53 A J 1 N? ff F, Al 60 H6 Senior Track Meet 'V+ ,..,-- ' 'L An . .. -1'-Km. 2-,sour 4 favs 49 -1.5 ' X . ,E-5324 5 it -ui ' 1 11 agp ,lfffrxcrz J. J , t 'Ryu' 1,4 'Q' -H' 'hu 'O' . it , 6 I I . v 5' HA. K, I Q L E 5 Sr. Trzzczk Meet is 6 H . if J .Jffe xvlf-11 ,VN ., in , W- . 1 6 .-3. ' ......,. wrxfli' , ' fr. M G15 Cur Live-in Famll Iennifer Balon, Sarah Hanks, Lana Holtby, Daunica Martin, Linda Fyfe, Alison Sims, Monica Barabonoff Monica Lisafeld, Carol Premachuk, Ioanne Crozier, Karen Speakman, Iackie Ko, Louise Lou, Ida Leung, Eliza Iulia Kwok, Mary Crooks, Nancy Ng, Connie Rigert, Ianet McKenzie, lenny Sims, Verna Ng, Liz Wong Shideh Korasheh, Hanadie Chebib, Chris Corbett, Iennifer Wright, Lisa Premachuk, Sue Allemiere, Kelley Maksymetz, Kris Banerjee, Cherri Sander, Iackie Cantin, Ruth Kirinda Elena Palacios, Laura Sweeny, Kathy McKenzie, Mrs. Temple, Muffie, Lynn Premachuk, Sue Carpick, Cheryne Chebib Residence Report 1981-1982 Boarding his got to be without a doubt, the hardest of all B.H. experiences I thought res. this year was the greatest and I'd like to thank Mrs. Temple, Miss Thompson l8z Muffil for all their support through the year. Most importantly I'd like to thank YOU for sharing yourself with me and helping me to have my best year ever in boarding Lots of love las alwaysl Lynn Y I H Residence Jr' if ' Qs'xia'P5 'I I A 4 W5 2. 1 sv . 1,3 at QR SZ'-za, 1 Halloween Party .,,I MY Did you say this school was for good girls?? 'l'l1vre once was at woman who lived girls. llulloweeu party X in dorm with 47 'Nd K J we 1 I ' I told you to stay out no later than 12:00am Would you believe .... Q Would you like to help me?? Cf. Biology studies: And they Call these mail! 415 Do I look like a pro? has Ili Now, ,iv Q N would we do a thing like that? l would rate him il zero. Residence Christmas Dinner P' 4 v , mal' Q V Kmulgh D ' A J What did you say this was? 'fa ' Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree is i if i i J i 1 I i i 4 I i i I i I I .tr ln 4 Ri-s Christmas Dinner i , i 1 i i P i i i i i. ,. i, F 5s. i i il' iv , I 4. -ig I 5, , w - Cee Santa it's what I always wanted , 5 V: , Q I Q: V! W Q 6 .ns -J , A W r if , Q -fiezi' I .2 23, N fra, ' fi as.-5, Y ,ff ,I ff' Y X f , ,M 1 'Q F 4 J , , F' X51 ' M. fi J 41,1 1 7 1 Ml' f ,f .xi ' f ,NYS ., Mx Residence at Its Best 75 Yes, We Have Talent F ll i 2,--E I -5 fi Kira Q, ,Jr Res. Talent Night Q I 'el .1 N ti..- lrl, g 0 3. In , Q, , A 4 1 e l y 3 g i I This year talent night was a tremendous success. It seemed that everyone in residence had talent to share with one another. A special thanks goes to Lynn for being a great help with ideas and props. Res. Talent Night 77 I , w 4- fl-'Sei' Aw . ' A, 'UF' -..g s Q 'x 2 fv' 1 1 WWA rv rzf' , 1 I ,':'-- 41' W W. zig. :ff 2 'ES f Yi a . 1 - .v 96 .,, A ,af I Looking Back on Grade Two Looking back on grade two is remembering all the times we went places. Looking back on grade two is think- ing of Mrs. Kay saying line up girls, ten times. She must be tired of doing it. Imagine, doing it all year round. lSigh!1 Oh, someone is at the door! It's Mrs. Kay! She reminds me of grade two the most. Hello Mrs. Kay! I was just thinking about you and grade two. Let's talk about what we did. We went to the planetarium and me and Beth went in your car. It was a lot of fun. Remember that time we went to the bee farm? We tasted honey, and got to see the bees. We saw Mr. Hanson take the wax off the cells to get the pollen to make honey. We also went to Oak Hammock Marsh. That was fun!!! We did so many things, it is hard to remember. We went to our walk down Broadway, and on our walk the sun was shining. Grade two was fun!!! Dana McGillivray Grade 2 Endangered Species In the Arctic cold and the forest green, There are many animals you have seen. There's the polar bear and the wise old fox: There are splendid wildcats and hawks. But you can't often see these round about, 'cause all of them are dying out. To stop them from going one by one, We shouldn't kill them just for fun, Or poison them, or burn their home, Or take away the place they roam. Don't lock them up with a shiny key. lust let them be wild, alive and free. Sandra Daycock Grade 6 Loneliness My friend has left For a faraway place Leaving me Here Alone in the world To cope with the things I must face I am alone Isadora Va Grade 7 n R1emsd11k . 1 . r - 9 u . - u n :,L.I :,i1Aj.: g 13. ,ir 4-: . In cave 33, Near the Aegean Sea, Dwells Mr. lProfessor1 Shark, And though it appears, To be full of good cheers, Small fish to not dare near that mark. Mr. Shark has a guard, Who really works hard, His name is Mr. Ray, And with his great tail, He fills a huge pail, By knocking fish out , You may say. lAnd, by the way, He receives maximum pay: Seventy shells a day.l -tempting to swallow MR. SHARK TO: MS. CHANDLER Mr. Shark lives in style, He owns a great pile, Of antique corals and shells He owns a great stock, Of records with Bach, And pianos, violins, and Bells. He teaches the harp, To Mr. L. Carp, And instructs ballet dancing and jazz, He likes English too, And there are very few, Who, like he, can teach physics and maths. Mr. Shark also shares, The ranks of sea kings and mayors Every conflict he seems to elude As Mr. Whale told last Iune He's a man-eating tycoon, And a supercilious dude. Some bad reasons for chewing gum in class are: -If swallowed you get sick lMirabelles sister did, she threw up in the middle of the night.l -Get into trouble with it -Runs out of taste -Choke on it, if trying to hide it from teachers -It distracts you -If no one else has any, it is no fair to them. -It bugs teachers fthe noisel -Makes you seem like a vulgar person. -It is impolite -It's against school rules -It gets wasted because if you get caught, you have to throw it out even if the taste IS still there t A'-vb'-'I-'-'ah :Auf Still Feelings Still- Feelings-what are they? Endless, Forever Photographed emotions hidden in 'till eternity ends Shadows of our minds My best friends- Some emerge, only to be stored away But not me For infinity, or a rainy day. Everyone but me. People change physically, mentally, intellectually all the while. The most noticeable change takes place within the age group of sixteen to twenty-one. Within those sixty months, people may change significantly, though in some respects, they remain stagnant. Physically, this is the period when adolescence turns to maturity. Boys and girls whose ages lie within this age range always find their limbs stretched, their figures seem to be pulled longer and longer everyday. Finally, there comes a day when those cute, ingenuous, little boys or girls will resemble their fathers or mothers in ev- ery aspect. As time goes by, people are exposed to hard facts of life. The original innocent, little mind will be braided with experience and knowledge. Teenagers reaching this stage usually find themselves reckless with new ideas. New sets of values may be acquired, enabling them to view things in different perspectives. People find themselves more mature as they begin to threat things with prudence. They begin to act more like adults, accepting responsibility dutifully. In spite of these great many mutations, people still retain some distinct features of their own. Occasionally, there may be makeup or beards hung on their faces, wrinkles on their foreheadsg their hairstyles may be dif- ferent, yet their original countenances still persist. A person always looks like his own self whether he is at the age of 5 or 65. Nevertheless, the character of a person seldom change. A stubborn person always holds on to his own version tenaciously, no matter what age he is. Thus, a stoic always shows temperanceg a frivolous person seldom reveals sobriety. People may change drastically and significantly within five years, yet they always remain unchanged in some respects. Your always teasing, Never thanking, You make me so mad!!! I know I could be learning, But is my spelling REALLY that bad? I stood and looked out my window, And I watched the sun begin to rise, I thought of long past memories Then the sun did touch the sky. I stood and looked for the longest time, My thoughts now filling the room. I remember walking the beach with you Then the sun became the moon. I stood and looked out my window and quietly began to And quietly began to cry. I had remembered so much this time As I had watched the day go by. Daunica Martin grade 12 ' gas.-L-1-.44--4, 1, . 1 ll null' H001- ..-J gum 5 if H Sr!- cl is ,,, , X - 'tn if! 'iii ,.,d ' will 'J if F1315 Q 0 Ng 1 Lk! 5 81 G ,...- I ,N Ep, x.. f uf f 4' md Dmner Graduation Dinner and Dance - J W my A -.u,,, ,,. AQHA H gggirg. . -. Gral Dn 81D 87 lr' - Gmc Grade 11's Class of '83 Grade 10's and Dance 434 B- e f si 'rss K 524 4 :TL 'N W' feb., E, 41 Qi 41' ZW ef :fl--asf' 5 ,, ' ' , ' 4 lf- Grade V 1 10's 81 Dance 89 A special thanks is in order to Allison Travis Grad Night for a great after party. We all had a great time. lThank-you Mrs. Travisl na, 'E 'lil .ll D115 lu sk, -1, 3 fl , Gratl Night Helen, Anita, anc , Mary r Helen, one of our tallest graduates, is a fantastic horse lover. Whenever she has any leisure time, she will spend it with Ben. Don't misunderstand me! Ben is not her boyfriend, it is her beloved horse which was given to her on her 17th birth- day by her parents. Helen is always in a helpful mood. She is planning to go into Computer Science in the University of Winnipeg next year. Work Hard, Helen! We're sure that you will turn out to be another excellent programmer. With this opportunity, we would like to wish you all the best in the future! Anita was a new addition to our B.I-I. family this year. When in her uniform, she appeared quiet and studious, but was this really the case? i Anita was well known for her ability to eat a huge quantity without gaining a single ounce. When it came time to study, she was always quiet. fquietly sleepingl Despite this fact, Anita was acknowledged for her uncanny powers in the Arts. Next year, Anita will be attending the Faculty of Arts at Queen's University. She will be sadly missed by all. Good luck now and in the future, Anita! e l With just one glance at Nancy, you may not have the slightest idea that she is a member of the Senior school, let alone a graduate student at Balmoral. Nevertheless, Nancy is a straight A student. Her academic stan- dard has been consistently good throughout her two years in Canada. Nancy was also known as the Pink Lady . lust open her closet, and your eyes will be immediately assaulted by the full colour spectrum of pink. Nancy is planning to join the family of Queen's next year. Let's give her the warmest regards, and wish her every success in the future. Mary has been at Balmoral for two years. She was usually very quiet, and could often be found with a box of smarties or a bowl of popcorn in front of her. She plans to work out west for a year and then back to Thunder Bay, her home , to take Retail Management. ' Mqidzkwhssiwilstfxi- X Hanadie, Cher ne, Elena, Al son Hanadie came to us this year from Saudi Arabia. Her 'chic' appearance left a touch of class among the BH hallways. lt's been rumored that if she took off all her jewellery she'd lose five pounds. Hanadie was an Honour Student at Christmas. She was solely responsible for finding a sure-fire way to attract those Canadian boys-wear a neck brace and have them ask What did you do to your neck? Hanadie was also known as one of the Siamese twins, never to be found without Cheryne by her side. Hanadie's future plans include studying at the University of Winnipeg, and graduating with a medical degree so she can practice as a plastic surgeon. Best of all in the future. We'll miss you. Cheryne Chebib joined our residence and grade 12 class in September from Saudi Arabia. She brought with her her language lwhich was of help to the French 300 class and allowed her to win the French verse compe- titionl, her laughter and her love of animals lIt's even been suggested she loves them more than peoplelj. Cheryne hopes to make her love of animals her career by becoming a veterinarian. In the fall she will attend the University of Manitoba for Sciences. We'll always remember you, Cheryne. Bonne Chance next year and forever! Elena joined our BH family this year. She added a touch of Mexican culture to the already international resi- dence. Keeping an apparantly shy and demure appearance within the BH boundaries, once let out on SIR soils, she revealed her true identity. Elena surprised us all by getting a Diploma after taking only four courses lWhat did you do during all those spares?l We will always remember the beautiful quilts she made during the year. Elena's future plans are to go back to Mexico and further her studies in Mexico City. After countless in- vitations, we all know there will always be an open door waiting for us in Mexico. Buena suerte! Alyson joined our BH family way back in grade four. During her years here, Alyson has been involved in volleyball, basketball, and yearbook. During her last year here she was very much celebrated for chocolate chip cookies. She almost never burned them. However, Alyson was best of all known for her hysterical and contagious laughter. Her warm and friendly smile will be very much missed around the halls of BH. After graduation, she plans to attend either the University of Winnipeg or Manitoba and study Sciences. Whatever your choice, Alyson, we all wish you the best of luck, happiness, and success in your future. We'll miss ya! Trac , Connie, jennie, jane, Shideh Tracy Kitchin graced our BH halls for two years. She is one of our many prized students and at- tained an average, both years, of Honour Roll standing. Tracy was also an avid Braemar support- er, and was involved in several school activities such as Reach For The Top , Model Parliament, Student Council, and Yearbook. Tracy intends to pursue a career in the field of veterinary science. Good luck, and all the best to you. Our 1981-82 Head Girl, Connie, joined the resi- dence crew in grade 9. Since then she has been an active member of school life. Connie was head of the grad committee in grade eleven. Residence life just won't be the same without you! One of Connie's greatest assets is her belief in helping others, and she sure proved that to all of us. Connie will attend the University of Manitoba, where she plans to study to become a social work- er. Good luck, Connie! --dn? jennie Ewing came to us this year all the way from Dallas, Texas. Known for her sunny smile and a How y'all doin' jennie's favourite topic of conversation was a certain mysterious young man named Bill. No one counted calories better than jennie, but she went a little bit too far when her skin started to turn yellow after eating so many carrots. jennie plans to go to England to study Nursing, at which she is certain to be a great success. Good luck, Iennie, and don't forget to keep in touch. jane joined BH in grade 11 from Swan River. jane has been an avid curler, and last year on ski-weekend you could hear jane yelling Stop the Machine from all over the mountain. In Residence, she was known for her ice-cream and donut raids. During her spares Mini could be found in her room asleep with her ghetto- blaster. Next year jane plans to take Commerce at the University of Manitoba. We wish you the best of luck in the future, jane. Shideh came to us 3 years ago from Iran, bringing with her a sweet, kind-hearted personality. Residence just wouldn't have been the same without Shideh. Sometimes she was quiet and sometimes . . . well, there are just no words to describe her. Through Shideh's eagerness and enthusiasm, her accomplishments at BH were abundant. Shideh successfully ran our Library as Library Prefect. Next year she plans to attend the University of Manitoba or Queens to study pre-dentistry. We all wish her the best of luck! 'L A515354-'sniihlvi '-J rf. -1 'a X aria, Elisa, Iacqueline, Louise, Donna Elisa entered our family for a year, and most of her time she spent sleeping. She always said that people should have enough sleep before doing anything. Elisa was an excellent student, and was a concientious per- son when it came to solving problems. In the future she plans on continuing her studies in science at University. Maybe one day you'll read a book written by Elisa! Being one of the smartest students in the scientific field, Iacqueline is well-known for her hard work. When- ever she encountered a problem in her studies, she fought against it and usually came out victorious. This success was mainly due to her organization. Besides being an Honour student, Iacqueline is also a photogra- pher. Her contributions to the yearbook were much appreciated. Furthermore, Iacqueline was an excellent ta- ble-tennis player. Good luck, Iacqueline! We all wish you the best of luck in the future. God bless you! Louise has been at B.H. for one year, but never stopped displaying her school spirit. She could always be counted on to lift spirits in Residence, where she was known as Weezy . Louise was a hard-working, concientious Honour student. She enjoyed tennis, and often skipped lunch to play. You sure got tired of George fast, even if he was a rat . . .! Louise plans to .4 attend University next year to study business. Best of luck in your future endeavors. Donna has been a member of our BH family since grade 7. Donna excelled both in her studies and at sports-being an Honour student since seventh grade, and by playing on the Volleyball and Basketball teams. Her future plans are to attend the University of Brandon, where she'll major in Zoology. She hopes to graduate with a degree in Oceanography. We know you can do it Donna. Good luck. Maria has been with us for five years. She is a fan- tastic Highland dancer and is our only pied piper. Maria was the newspaper editor in grade 12. Between dancing, piping and Doug we don't know where she found the time to study fdid she?j. The best of luck to you Maria, at the University of North Dako- ta in Recreation Administration. 4 s. .Amar - ndrea, Anne-Marie, Anne, Gill Ever since Andrea's arrival in grade four, she has fit right in and become an active member of the school. She has been involved in newspaper, political science, choir, and yearbook. She was also very active in the sports program at the school. Andrea was a very promi- nent member of the volleyball team, es- pecially this year as she was the captain of the varsity team. This past year she was the Craig Gowan househead and did a great job. Andrea will be remembered for her neat lockers, and her problems with her contact lenses. Our little angel in green will also be remembered for her contagious laughing fits, and her bandanas in assembly. An- drea plans to attend the University of Manitoba, to study Commerce. We wish you the best of luck. Ayne became a member of the Bal- moral Hall family in grade five, and this year showed everybody what a fantastic person she was in her role as Sports Captain. She has been on the Honour Role since grade seven. Anne has earned many awards over the years, not only for herself, but for the school. She has been a member of the volleyball, basketball, and track teams, as well as being on the yearbook and grad committees, choir and Student Council. She is plan- ning a career in Physical Education with the goal of becoming a Physiotherapist. Good luck in the future. We know you'll do well! Gill is a member of the Lifetime Association of the Balmoral Hall Family. She was a very enthusiastic and energetic House Head of Braemar this year. When Gill was at school, she actively took part in many aspects of school life: basketball, volleyball, track, badminton, choir, Student Council, Political Science, and ski week- ends. Of course, we can't forget the efficient job Gill did as the 1981 Yearbook Editor. But in all seriousness, Gill has added a lot of life to the 1982 class and is a great person. She will long be remembered for her numerous but short-lived diets, and her successes as a chemist. Gill plans on moving her bundle of spirits to the University of Manitoba, to enter into the faculty of Business Administration. Good luck, Gill, we're behind you all the way. Luv ya! Anne Marie Doll is known for her early morning smiles, black shoes and funny running style. She has spent two years at B.H. Grade 9 and after a few years in Calgary she returned to us for her final year. Anne Marie was a very talented musician and we wish her the best of luck next year at the University of Calgary in Commerce. ' ' A-iwrmia vs .1 L nn, joni, Lynn was a welcome addition to our BH family in Grade 9. Once a boarder in Grade 6, Lynn got her first taste of Residence life. She became Head of Residence in Grade 12. This prestigious title didn't come easily to Lynn. She first had to suffer innumerable times at the hands of her practical joking roommates IRemember your red and pink toenails, and the 'hair tied to the bedpost trick?l. In Lynn's day there were 30 hours. She spent from four to six playing mother hen, and after supper could either be found scurrying off to Eatons' or junior Achievement. By 9:30, Lynn was back in her room, frantically trying to get her homework done. Lynn sure knew how to enjoy life! After all, she was from The Pas! Lynn plans on entering the Faculty of Commerce at the University of Manitoba next year. Good luck, Lynn! We'll miss you!! The hallowed halls of BH haven't been the same since Carol Seaton joined us from Pickle Carol, Allison Lake four years ago. She was a happily established Residence kid, but later enjoyed her own where she co-ordinated weekend parties for the BH party scene. Two of her most notable traits were passion for purple and her obsession with vitamins. Carol also amazed us all with her love of music and writing abilities. Especially the way she'd write a 20 pg. essay the night before it was due and still get 'A'. All in all, Carol is going to be sadly missed at BH. Take care, Carol, and good luck at the University Manitoba, as you work towards a degree in psychology. Allison graced our halls with her presence 3 years ago, in Grade 10. In grade 12, Allison quickly becan Balmoral As president of our class this year Allison added a great deal of excitement to our homeroo known as Typhoid Mary . Despite her new illness every second week, she managed to survive her years . , I periods by succeeding in draining all the Grade 12's of their finances. Allison spent V2 of her time in t computer room, trying to become a computer genius. Allison is planning on attending the University of Mar toba to take Computer Science. Undoubtedly she will be a great success. Best of luck in the future' joni Pollock is a life time B.H.'er, yes, a whole 12 years. Ioni is noted for her tennis playing both in 81 - ' ' v outside the school. Her sense of humor! well-what can we say?!! Ionl will be missed in our halls but know that she'll drop in on us at one time or another. Good luck at Red River Community College in boc keeping next year Ioni. In Memor of Iodi Berstien Losing A Friend A heavy soul moves through the snow, Meandering: there seems no place to go, A melancholy heart should beat its way to happiness Yet it leads astray. There is nothing more to live for, The world is too large for me now, And I possess every de- sire to be in paradise: I know she's there. Liza Bowman In Memory of Iodi 97 Closing Exercises 1 w x 4 11' A l, , V A ' 1 Good luck to everyone in the future. Please come back to visit. 98 Closing Exercises K 3 . i i 4 I S I U J TY? n -oily.: 'J .Q wx.. k21eEiiSSe.c4uff .16 e' Awards Iunior School Awards Certificates of Academic Achievement ........ Certificates of Merit ............,.,.,.....,...............,.....,.........,................,. Iunior School French Prize .,.,.,...,...................,.....,.....,.......,...,..,.,.,.. Iulia M. Adamson History Essay and Project Competition, Grade 5 ...............................,.........................,...........,...........,.,........ Grade 6 .................,...........,...........................,.............,.,.,.,.,.,............. Senior School Awards lPresented by Chairman of the Boardl Iulia M. Adamson History Essays Grade 7-8 .......................................,...................,.................. Grade 9-10 ....................................,............................,.,............ Grade 11-12 ...................................................................,............. Canadian History Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 11 ....... English Prize for outstanding work at 1r. High level ....,.......... Latin Prize for outstanding work at Ir. High level ............... 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 13001 ............. Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 13011 ................. ..... Headmaster's Prizes for Highest Standing in Grade 12 English ......... ..... Science Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 Grade Grade ,...Susan Nasser-Sharif ..,...,.Tracey Rothstein .........Shayna Kemel lsadora Van Riemsdijk .,.....,.....,........Sarah Kay ..........Siobhan McKee ........Karen Speakman Roy Sandra Seier ........Tracey Kitchin ........Lynn Premachuk .................An1ta Wong ............Donna Pomeroy .........,.....Elena Palacios 13001 Tracey Kitchin 13011 Anita Wong Physics ............,...................,.............,...................... ,.......,........ E lisa Ng Chemistry ................,.... .... ....... 1 a cqueline Ko Biology ,... ............................,........... .........................,....................... N a ncy Ng Computer Science ................,.....,..... ,..,.......................................... A llison Travis Balmoral Hall School Prize ........................ .,....., A lexandra Hersak!Karen Wittman lHighest Standing in Grade 71 Balmoral Hall School Prize ....,.,.............. ..,.........,.......,.......,........... S andra Seier lHighest Standing in Grade 81 Balmoral Hall Alumnae Scholarship ........ ll-Iighest Standing in Grade 91 Special Awards Clare McCulloch Memorial Award for Creative Art ..........................,., A.1. Casson Award for Art ,.....,.....,...............,.................,...,.... Rosemary Gordon Condo Memorial Library Award ......... Yearbook Editor Award .....,...,...,...,...................,.................. Elizabeth Patton Memorial Shield ...............................,., M. Cole Davis Deportment Award .,.,.,.. G. Murrell-Wright Award ...............,.............,................... Iessie May Carter Riverbend Award ,.............,.....,.........,. Iulia M. Adamson Foundation Scholarship Awards: ..........Isabel Murray ,.......,Carolyn Riggrt Hanadie She ib Khorasheh Carol Premachuk Shideh Khorasheh ............,Carolyn Rigert ...,...,...Karen Speakman Shideh Kiorasheh For 1un1or School ............,.....................,...............,............ ...................... S usan Cramp For Senior School .........,.,............................................... .,..... S andra Seier!Mili Roy G. Harold Aikens Scholarships ....... ................. S iobhan McKee The Iodi Award .............,.....,............... Anthony Stevens Foster Award .,............ Governor-General's Bronze Medal ...,........... Rosemary G. Condo Memorial Award ,...,. ..,...,.. Sir james Aikins Memorial House Trophy ........ .......,.,. ...,.......,.. A su imma. .AFATGG-'zlrxi ' Karen Speakman ..........Shelley Bruce Fyles ........Anne Haworth . ..,...... Maria Clark ,...,.....Braemar 100 Criduates will Cheryne Chebib Hanadie Chebib... Maria Clark ........... Alyson Corner ....... Mary Crooks .......... Anne Marie Doll.. Anne Haworth ...... Shideh Khorasheh Tracey Kitchin k...... Iacqueline Ko ........ Louise Lau ............. Gillian McDonald lane McKenzie ......... Eliza Ng ................... Nancy Ng ............ Elena Palacios ........ Ioni Pollock ............ Donna Pomeroy ............ Lynn Premachuk .......... Helen Purves ............ Susan Riley ............. Carolyn Rigert ........ Andrea Rivalin ......... Carol Seaton ........... Iennifer Sims ......... Alison Travis ......... Anita Wong ......... Diplomas Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Wlnnlpeg Winnipeg Thunder Bay Ontario Belseker Alberta Winnipeg Tehran Iran Winnipeg Hong Kong Hong Kong Winnipeg Swan River Manitoba . . . .Hong Kong . . Hong Kong ..Mex1co City Mexico .. Winnipeg .Wlnnlpeg ......The Pas Manitoba Winnipeg . . Winnipeg .Great Falls Manltoba . Winnipeg ...Plckle Lake Ontario . Dallas Texas Winnipeg .Hong Kong f a ..41f.2.:Z' aledictory Today is a special day for the Graduating Glass of 1982. It marks the end of 12 years of study and the beginning of a new life in whatever one choses. But, that is not today's only signifi- cance. Today will be the last time we assemble together as a student body at Balmoral Hall. Many of us will never see each other again, but we will always remember the fun and happy times we shared together. It is hard for us to leave Balmoral Hall, because it has become, in essence, so much a part of us. Our only hope is that we are leaving behind some small contribution in return for the many things this school has given us. It has given us experience in life, friendships and memories we will always cherish. Our teachers and parents have played an important role in pre- paring us for this forever-changing world. To them, we extend our most heartfelt thanks in the hope that in the future we will make them even more proud of us. We have learned to care. To care about other people and to care about ourselves and our futures. Goodbye is never an easy thing to say, especially when saying it to friends and to a place which has been so much a part of us. Someone once said that Goodbye is forever, so to you all, I say so-long and thank-you. Valedictory 101 ' K M 76'-'I'-41-Lv.:-1-gs: iefn . Garden Party 43: 5? Pa r p F' W fab ,JT - ,nw X uv... .v ' bn!! - 1. if . rs, Ga rden Party 103 ACKERMAN, Debra ACKERMAN, Ruth ADAMS, Margo ADAMS, Ava AHSAN, Maryam ALLEMEIER, SUZANNE ALWARD, Sandra ANDERSON, IULIE ANDISON, Geills ANDISON, Darlene ANTONIUK, lo-Ann BAIDWAN, Mona BALON, lennifer BALSILLIE, Merle BANERIEE, Kristine BANFIELD, Ashleigh BARABONOFF. Monica BARCLAY, Heather BARKER, Mary-Beth BASS, Marianna BATCHELAR, Ursula BATH, Tracey BERTNICK, Lisa BEST, Alexandra BHANGU, Rana BHAYANA, Shelley BORC-ER, Kristin BOWMAN, Liza BRADLEY, Amy BROWN. Kelley BRUCE, Shelley BUECHEL, Alexandra BUECHEL, Iennifer BURLESON, Iessica BURRON, Kimberly CAMERON. Heather CANTIN, Iacqueline CAREN, Lisa CARPICK, Susan CARSTAIRS, Catherine CARSTAIRS, jennifer CHEBIB. 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