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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

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V , , wa. f 'A V, , fit -125'- '2'i .1 V 4-' I . ' , 'K-V 'hw'- . 1' 'VJ'-.L - . -'Q 1-' -V J.. . 'xnf o -' V -N'-' . .v-'-'4 V, ' 'J' ' VV x ' 41- 's 'r1'V ' '-'V.f- 1 Ge 1 ' -', -- f 'H .' ' - 1' ' ,ful . -5513 ,.-Vawqf. S- V a ' 'ff ' Elf 'Q'-'s-xi' Q '.. ' u f' ' 'V '.'1 'L Vf -ii. X' -f ' -. ' . 1 Headmastefs Message It always seems strange to write a message for our yearbook so early in the school year, but I've been asked and fully understand the constraints of going to press . This has been a very, very special year for me. Once in a career a Head of a school gets to be a chairman of such a prestigious group as the Canadian Association of In- dependent Schools. This has been my year. The Associations Annual Conference was held in Winnipeg in mid-October and was a resounding success. The letters of appre- ciation received following the Conference make my head swim and swell -mostly it swells with pride. In every case the Head of a visiting school made a complimentary comment on the spirit of Balmoral Hall and the warm, friendly atmosphere that abounds around and about our happy halls, Let me quote from one of the many letters. The atmosphere and spirit at Balmoral Hall is really infectious and although I was impressed with your plant, I do feel a good school should be judged by its spirit' and not its plant. I must now work to try and generate the same kind of atmosphere at my school, Congratulations! Those of us who are a part of the school can take credit for what people say and feel about us. The theme of this year-co-operation-is so apt, for this is what it is all about. The graduates will leave the comfortable, friendly family of B.H. for the competitive, aggressive world of university or college life. It is a dramatic, challenging and often frightening change. We hope that you will be a confident student and find the superi- or education you have received supportive in the days and years ahead. You leave a fine school for what we hope will be a future full of promise and success. We'll remember you: please remember us! N. Thomas Russell ... if ' 3 . ' 1 Q ,I , l Q, . 11. Headmaster's message . . . 2 Chairman of the Board J The graduating class of 1983 will be long remembered at Balmoral Hall. This class as a whole is geared to outstand- ing achievement. The dedication of the class members to intellectual excellence as well as concern for the school and their fel- low students have created a standard which future glraduating classes can look to as a goal to reach for and opefully equal. All members of the board join with me in wishing all our graduates the best for the future. We hope Balmoral Hall as provided each of you with the fortitude and character to meet the changes which will be unfolding in the world during the next two or three decades. To be able to meet new changing conditions, strong and flexible people must be willing to assume leadership roles in our society. We at Balmoral Hall are extremely proud of our institu- tion. We feel it is a place where each student is allowed to develop her maximum potential. With this training in place, we expect and hope each of you will tread a course during life wherein you will build on the foundations you acquired during you sojourn at Balmoral Hall. Iohn E. Carstairs Chairman Board of Governors Chairman of the Board . . Iunior School Staff a Ev . 'sei Back Row Standing: Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Larrett, Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Wilmot, Mrs. Bieber, Mrs. McLean Front Row Sitting: Mrs. Bohonos, Mrs. Milner, Mrs. Vadeboncoeur. Miss Martin, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Henry , ,V,, ya.: i 9, , junior School Staff . . . 4 3 Senior School Staff xxx x X . xx N y . Q '34 Seated: Mrs. Baillie, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Dammermann, Mrs. Nickel, Mrs. Sures, Miss Schellenberg, Mrs. Cantlie, Miss Chandler, Mr. Gartrell, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Kaye, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs Strauss, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Kotyluk, Mrs. Law, Miss Robertson, Mrs. Condra, Mr. Peters. , 1 M- We 'Q'-ul? Senior School Staff Headgirl and School Captain Balmoral Hall is regarded by many as a meeting place, w ere we get togeth- er with friends, and enjoy a good talk, or a laugh or two. This 1982-83 year has been no different from the past, leaving us with memories and exper- iences we will never forget. fPanjamers1 After pulling off a successful dance, Spirit week, and Ski-Weekend lnot to mention a 4 month Sabbatical taken by Mr. Russell, we feel that we have learned, and grown from our exper- iences, and i it has not shown in school, socially we have found the key to success. INo more S.I.R. boys, it's UNIVERSITY men for usll This year seemed to have the most outstanding attendance records in both Student and Executive Council. We would like to thank all those who par- ticipated and helped make the year a rnuch better one. So now we will say goodbye, good- luck, and thank you or everyt ing, our memories will last for ever!! Make it Burn Love Carol and Daunica Message , . . 6 Student Council Executive Council Back Row standing: C. Prernachuk, L Osborn, S. Best, D. Martin, Barabonoff, S. McKee, I. Cantin Middle Row standing: M. Roy, L. Graham, K Speakman, I. Balon, A. Moser, A Hinchliffe, T. Leach, K. Fyles, M Pohatgi Middle Row sitting: C. Sait R Penwarden, O. Hawkins, I. Munro I Gillies, Front Row sitting: V. Palmer, M Posen, S. Rich, I. Murray, M. Yamashlta Standing: I. Balon, S. Best, M Barabonoff, D. Martin, S. McKee, L. Os born Sitting: I. Cantin, C. Prernachuk K Speakman Councils The Greenmachines 'S rf . .J 25515 gr, N 'x 1. ,X ug, Q dv, 3, 3 1 u F. Q .1 7, a 1 fa, Q ,, A : f , ix, 1-419, ,Q 4, 2,7 lv-uv' .2 Q i Q Q Q 2 x 'Q Isys , If 1 v -N 'Z . Z, s I , vi 3 ' I1 ' .-. I Z I' v 1- 4 Editor's essage The year is almost over, it has been full of deadlines and res onsibilities. I never would have made it through had it not been for the trainin and confidence with which Balmoral Hall has provider? me. When I began to think about the dedication of this year book my first thought was to dedicate our 1983 year book to the student body, then I realized that it is the teaching staff who make the school what it is. The teachers help us set goals for our future, and give us the courage and confidence to fulfill these goals. I ask for your support in congratulating the teachers, because 'they make us what we are.' I would like to thank my staff advisors, Mrs. Sures and Mrs. Nickel for all their support. I would also like to give a special thanks to my year book staff-you know who you are! Thanks for being there when I needed your elp! I ho e some rainy Sunday afternoon in the future this will Ebe the Optima Anni you choose to browse through and fondly remember dear friends + golden school day memories. The Best to all of you in the future! Kim Fyles Editor P.S. A special thanks to all my friends for putting up with me around deadline day!!! Editor's Message . . . 10 1 N' +1 un' 44 . 11222 'm argg 21- ,' 95.3631 ffYSlE::'b??C 'ff-3, N ww ,mx mfx.x.-f- wv,-gy. . Tw,-Yv1w'i QI' H 11 4- , PM ,A'Ef6F12,i' T4 gif: 1 1..-ykp-u':g -ni' ,livin , if ' , fr gf fi s2wT3:kg . inf ,f Q3 W A a - x s - H F. k. E. 1 x 1 : z .v a T7- ' A y .- 1-22.2 . V, X ' A. f. .. , ,fj5is'15W? , ,gg E. W VV. A ,. lf, .R 1?,:.n 1- ,. Iunior Executives Head Girls: T. Rothstein and I. Kay Iunior School House Heads i. Iunior Executives qi f eps . 5 Standing: F. Khan, P. Cramp S. Bruce Sitting: T. Light Iunior School Patrols L Standing: M. Ramgoolam, S Bruce, I. Frizzell, T. Light M. Kresz, T. Smith Sitting M. Bodiroga, I. Anderson, I Kay, P. Sarina Librar Helper S. Pearson Patrols and Libimy Helpers . . Kindergartens Morning Group Seated: E. Ilsford, B. Yazdi, S. Fields, D. Palmer, S. Seshia, N. Baraket, S. Appavoo, E. Hicock 1-QA Afternoon Group Seated: C. McClentack, B. Litz, S. Iolly, L. Taarn, S. Saber, C. McLean, C. Rankin, M. Chaptiany, I. Ciguere Kindergartens . . . 14 Grade Gne and Grade Two Grade Gne II I Back Row: R. Bomek, I. Gamon, I. Milner, M. Kozminski, I. O'Keefe, S. Wilmot, S. Seshia Middle Row: M. Clarke, C. McArton, F. Huskie, N. Kati, K. Brown, T. Hussain, S. Norgate, H. Barclay, P. Wiebe, M. Iohnson, I. Ryback, S. Singh Front Row: G. Verma, V. Klayh, A. Fudge Grade Two Back Row: R. Bhangu, C. Arbour, S. McNally, S. Watts, S. Otremba, K. Maksym, D. Mattheos, Mid- dle Row: M. Rigg, GG. Peters, M. Rabson, S. Goulet, I. Honey, S. Summers, A. Choptiany, S. Price, S. Byana, E. Kresz Front Row: T. Hall, N. Ganas, K. Borger Grade One and Grade Two Grade Three y Z Back Row: I. Sharif, T. Serrette, A. Iohnson, W. Luna, E. Cruse Middle Row: R. Dillon, W. Ip, 1. Squires, K. Dryburgh, N. Plank Front Row: M. Ahsan, A. Rochon, D. McGillivray Back Row: C. Snodgrass, L. Kresz, M. Kontzamis, A. Dakin, K. Delaney Middle Row: D. Ackerman, E. Simons, M. Fields, A. Nichol, B. Hutchings Front Row: E. Falkoner, M.B. Barker, M. Saper missing: A. Rice Grade Three . . . 16 Grade Four .fmt i Back Row: L. Kelly, I. Lukovich, S. Harnett, R. Hicock, A. Defehr, R. Khan, A. Davies, K. Maclean, C. Kreviazuk Middle Row: L. Bertnick, A. Soni, K. Kaprowy, A. Mercury, M. Keenberg, A. Buechel, A. Lucman, K. Nault Front Row: L. Fontaine, T. Davies, A. Price Grade Five if I-...B Back Row: I. Carstairs, L. Toni, M. Narvis, R. Iozsa, D. Rice, S. Furgale Middle Row: H. Iessiman, S. Gruse, I. Pettigrew, T. Hall, M. Baidwan, T. Hastings, K. Shanski Front Row: K. Tinkham, M. Prabhu, R. McArton, S. Lam Grade Four and Five Grade Six Back Row: I. Frizzell, S. Bruce, M. Bodiroga, P. Schedeva, P. Maia, M. Ramgoolam, F. Khan Middle Row: S. Pal, I. Anderson, I. Kay, T. Rothstein, P. Cramp, M. Kresz Front Row: S. Pearson, T. Smith, T. Light, C. Harley Grade Six M1 - L 1 Y A if Happy Birthday!!! ,PA .18 Pi 'D' CD 14 Z no W' co EE E D 9-1 2 cn DP 5 Grade Seven Grade Seven K and Seven S xt-4 Back Row: I. Snodgrass, L. Mercury, H. McDonald, D. Leibrecht, I. Vacadlo, S. Nassar- Sharif, L. Burron, Z. Herbert, I. Schellenberg Middle Row: T. Kotelewetz, S. Cramp, M. Yamashita, C. Klayh, C. Mclnnes, M. Adams, S. Steiman, K. Shanski Front Row: A. Whitely, S. Iain, K. King, A. Ali, I. Buechel 1' Y Back Row: C. Hinchcliffe, A. Mehra, L. Storey, C. fxllVinttQ1teQS. Kemel Front Row: N. Choptain, A. Ramkissoon, A. Tyrrell, C. Graham, S. Hilland, C. Lazarenko, A. Filuk ...20 Grade Eight H and Eight S it Back Row: K. 0'Keefe, K. Maksymetz, L. Hastings, N. Fullerton, C. Sait Front Row: A. Coughlin, A. Lazareck, H. Cunningham, A. Harwood-Iones, L. Graham Back Row: T. Lebedin, S. Rich, K. Whitman, S. Allemeier, V. Palmer, M. Ellis, C. Curtis Middle Row: H. Ritchie, S. Mclnnes, S. Davey, D. Hansen, M. Leach, I. Collins, B. Cunningham Front Row: S. Nigam, K. Whiteley, Axlflersa Crade Eight Grade Nine Grade ine B and ine D Back Row: N. Vohora, P. Mottley, A. Wiese, O. Hawkins, R. Ackerman Front Row: L. Sweeney, R. Penwarden, S. Alward, C. Banerjee, A. Adams, I. Kati Back Row: C. Carstairs, I. Condra, K. Muju, N. Ellis, L. Malkin, M. Nerbas, C. McCullough, Middle Row: C. Seale, M. Posen, P. Patel, D. Shawcross, M. Lisafield, N. Cipryk, S. Soni, T. Steiman Front Row: M. Rohatgi, R. Ianzen, S. Gupta, S. Seier ...22 Grade Ten f . ,, :ff ' .i 4 4-f-'i Back Row: T. Clarke, U. Batchelar, P. Storey, C. DeIonckheere, K. McManus, R. Kirinda, C. Gray, P. Pigden, K. Smith, A. Nichol, T. Gledhill, I. Crozier Middle Row: M. Roy, A. Bradley, C. Corbett, D. Prosen, H. Clark, G. Andison, L. Cohen, I. Antoniuk, R. Nigam, L. Hutchison, M. Lutz Front Row: I. Thamer, I. Nishikawa, L. Fiorentino, A. Banfield, I. Munro if E.T. and her pals The GREEN PREP PARTY Grade Ten -..M f . X d'4YoY6YO'O'Y 5 F' v O aff Atgiwft :aw-'- Grade Eleven . . . 24 Grade Eleven Back Row: M. Horbayfl. Burlesonfl-I. McDonald!A. Malkin!A. Moser!S. Ellis!L. Kingfl. Ross!K. Burron!L. CHFGHXC. Kellyfl. GilliesfL. Coughlin Middle Row: E. Chu!S. Khan!- D. Doucette!M. Provis!L. Thorstein!K. Rogers!P. Kilgour!A. Osbornfl. Iwasyk!S. Kay Front Row: I. Murray!A. Full. Ng!V. Ng!L. WongfK. Fyles Paw-..4vY' a w 4 'Q P19921 9 DU 1993 9 Head of Residence I just want to thank everyone for all the memories, cooperation and the support they gave me this year. Thanks to Mrs. Temple, Miss Thompson, Miss Schmidt, and Miss Conway for all their help, it was greatly ap- preciated. Most of all, I want to wish everyone the best of luck in their future endeavours and that their graduating year at B. H. will be as special as mine was. Love to all Iackie Head of Residence Report . . . 26 .1- The Dalton House Dwellers Back Row: Sarah Hanks, Monica Barabonoff, Carol Premachuk, Monica Lisafield, Terri Clarke, IoAnn Iwasyk, Andrea Moser, Kelly Maksymety, Christine Banerjee, IoAnne Crozier. 3rd. Row: Clarissa Ding, Ena Chu, Denise Doucette, Ruth Kirincla, Kristine Korbett, Tania Kotelewetz, Cathy Sait, Znd.: Iennifer Balon, Daunica Martin, Tannis Leach, Christina Graham, Carolyn Horn, Verna Ng, Laura Sweeney, Arlene Fu, Tricia Smith. Front Row: Miss Thompson, Carolyn Dejonckheere, Alison Sims, Lisa Caren, lackie Cantin, Mrs. Temple. Cathy Pachnowski 'fig tial: zffffffii , A .u'I'f ,'. M if , . 1 1 I I 8 0 AA. 0 - 1 gf -gf Residence . . . 27 Live-ins Res Candids ' . 'A i-...A A Two Choice Chus Hop to it Suffering for Beauty What? me worry 5 5 fi 5 E L wfwuwuw ' Gruesome Twosome Trusty Trio Rn 4, A Bedtime The Boss Don't Touch 'f 3 1 'Z -w 5 ? 5 Residence 5 .117 1 ,.1,4m:5 I X Christmas 'Pr ,.. f DP rn S . 4 :L-lr: pda CD cn 'U CD Shinerama si Shinerama here we come, raising money must be done. Now we propose to challenge you, just to see how you can do. Now in the past we've always been, able to outshine you as you've seen. Our Green Kilts give us power to make it through the roughest hours. Even though our competition is tough, we're sure we can beat you, Ravensoourt Scruff. Oh Perfect Prefect, How we await with bleeding hearts and bated breath your saintly arrival each blessed morn '... Thinking about our halls without your brilliance and angelic halo is like thinking about a Hunter-McLean kilt, without a B.H.'er inside. ' ll 'Y' Qw- Initiation . . . Dance HND H20 tickets, Pleassse! Twist and Shout . . . I 'LZ-F ' .. .4 ...fi 5, gg.. .A , . I .g3U- ' A si A' , f 4 1 .Qx'2'9u 1 bar. K I've been waiting, for this dance . . . Dance.. .34 We don't do this often, Really! x I N K Halloween Candids Q p.A 9' XX 4 ,.X rf 1 Q l 1 - l Halloween I unior School Fun Day Flin Gruesome Twosome Gag me with a bag! 5. i,,d' -A-. QT? 2 f .- 3 . , if 1, ' g' 's' ' -' -. . V- ,. - ' , ht .ww ,nw , xf - ,lf ,K -V r, ,M . . '- +V xy, A - V IA 5' ' ,,f .-v-' v li ,ml A -ox . ,I YI, ',.., 7 , J Gruesome Twosome Christmas Concert I.: 1 .. ..u . . ,I . , ..A, X Hun . ,ul- f Mir : 1215 1 'nv' ' e' - - I .N - '-M' zu ,tn Ain. . -in: lun: 1 fi-- ll f nu. . -Q!!! v ,... s ., - - . .089 ,, s ri-z aug, ia! 1 UF M! Christmas Concert . . . 38 Posers 'YU-f !I..E ' , B 'V l. A v, 1 ' V I g V V i 4- .X ' 4' 1 5 ' , 'Q . ,IP Q - Q ,Y l Yes I know I'm beautiful! Hail Heidi!! Lucerne r A Milk Please! if ' Candids . . . M Spirit Week ff Spirit Week . . v-,. J ,ff QS'-. -mg J 1- A. Mm Mm good! Q, , 1f:w.+,- ' QQ K.. ...A '51 if, 1 , , 'f :ff: X X' X e Three legs are better than two. 1 he , He I '1 'XF V Punk martian's 'A YL. Lo-Di-Do-Di-Do GIRLSH!!! Spirit Week Ski eekend k Huggies Nightwatchers Y A quick ten bucks! ,....,- Ski Weekend Snow swimming! Ski bl1I1I'1i9S Fall Barbeque , NV ku.. xv. Wy I ,1 ,w 9' ' -, Q f J 1' v 5-A W b 'S gd' flag YM ' 'T ,X 'flu Bar-b-que ...43 3 MyDa May Day Science Fair vi vu L,,.,. . . V ., Science F Sports inded All Together Now Twins What y-C4 1 Q1 RR -'A' ' Y Wow Shoot B.. 2 points I dld not Bormg Candids . . . 46 v-1 C- CT CID Yearbook and Grad Committee l Back Row Left to Right: Io-Ann Antoniuk, Shahla Khan, Alissa Malkin, Iacqueline Ross, Siobhan McKee, Daunica Martin, Mary-Lea Horbay, Middle Row, Left to Right: Lori Hutchison, Kathleen McManus, Heather Clarke, Geills Andison, Ashleigh Banfield, Lisa King, Iessica Burleson. Front Row, Left to Right: Kim Fyles, Kim Burron, Rashmi Nigam, Iennifer Thamer, Pam Pigden, Deidre Prosen. 'EM iiiz Back Row, Left to Right: Ena Chu, Alison McLean, Alissa Malkin, Lisa King, Iacqueline Ross, Third Row, Left to Right: Iessica Burleson, Sue Ellis, Andrea Osborn, Paula Kilgour, Mary-Lea Horbay. Second Row, Left to Right: Verna Ng, Arlene Fu, Lynne Thorsten, Michele Provis, lane Gillies, Ienny Ng. Front Row, Left to Right: Denise Doucette, Sarah Kay, Isabel Murray, Heidi McDonald, Kimberly Fyles. Yearbook and Grad . . . 48 Iunior 81 Senior Choir Back Row: B. Cunningham!S. Nigam!A. Adams!L. Graham!S. McInnesfM. YamashitafS. CrampfK. KingfC. Klayh!H. Ritchie!K. Whitely Middle Rows: T. Lebedin!L. BurronfM. EllisfL. Hastings!N. Ful1ertonfC. Curtis!D. LiebrectfS. Davey!A. HBFS8kfD. Hansenfl. Collins!C. Wintemute!S. Rich!A. Coughlin!K. ShanskifL. StoreyfG. Carter Front Row: M. Leach!H. McDonaldfA. Whiteley!Mr. Gartre1l!V. PalrnerfR. Das Back Row: R. IanzenfM. Roy!S. Sonifl. Burleson!K. Banerjee-zfC. Seale!L. SweeneyfP. Patel!- S. SeierfA. Bradley!Middle Rows: A. Hilland!A. McLean!K. Smith!P. Mottley!K. Mathur- Muiu!C. GrayfP. PigdenfA. Nichol!A. Odlum!G. Andison!K. BurronfR. Morse!R. NigamfD. Prosen!H. Clarkfl. Nishikawa Front Row: A. Banfieldfl. ThamerfN. CiprykfL. Fiorentino!Mr. Gartrellf M. Prosen!C. Carstairs! S. Alward Ir. 81 Senior Choir Art Club 81 Librar Staff Back Row: R. DasfS. McInnes!V. Palmer!S. Nigam!M. Yamaskita!C. Klayh!C. Graham!- Middle: I. Burlesonfl. Buechel!Z. Herbert!H. McDonald!C. CurtisfS. Rich!Rows: M. Hillandf- N. Choptain!A. Whiteleyflvl. Leach!Front Row: D. LeibrechtfA. Mehra! Miss! ChandlerfC. McInnesfK. Shanskifl. Crozier Back Row: I. Burleson!P. Mottleyfl. VoCadlofS. A1lemeier!A. McLean!K. BurronfMidd1e Row: P. Kilgour!A. Bradley!T. LebledinfK. Mathu-Mujo!S. McKee!S. Nigam!N. Cipryk Front Row: S. Se-ir!P. Patel!L. Osborn!Mrs. Lawfl-I. Ritchie!K. Whiteley Art Club 81 Library Staff . . . 50 Political Science 8: Science Club Q.. A. Back Row: A. HillandfC. GrayfK. MujufA. Banfield!S. McKee!ML. HorbayfS. Hanks Middle Row: M. Rohatgiflvl. Roy! Front Row: C. CarstairsfS. KayfMrs. MartinfS. Bestfl. Murrayfl. Thamer Back Row: P. Patel!Z. Herbert!C. Hinchliffe!S. Nasser-Sharif!H. McDonald!I. Buechelf- S. Seier Front Row: A. MehrafC. Graham!C. McInnesfMiss Schellenberg!S. McInnes!K. Mathu-Muju Political Science gl Science Club 5 339' be ff? if 1 in Smiling Faces if Wxgmma 4 '7' FJ 'W Let's Talk Money Candids .alrix wg - Now Girls !!! YW' W fi M S. 1 242 11 C Sports Captain Report When Kim asked me to submit a Sports Report for this year, I didn't have the faintest idea of what to say I thought of giving an intense report of: the smashing tor is it crashing l Ski Dayg the splash- ing Swim Meet: and the terrific lsorry I couldn't rhyme againl Track Meet. However, I decided, instead, not to do so, I thought of the prolonged Flag Football, the unsuccessful game of Team Handball, and even the trying games of volleyball by Glen Garin 111-1213 but this, as well, I decided against writing about. What I'd like to do is thank not just the House Heads who did such a great job and were so cooperative: not just Miss Robertson who was the reatest hel that anyone could ever ask for, but I'd ike to thank everyone-not just a little thank you either, a big THANK YOU. I enjoyed being Sports Captain this year and I'd like to wish the next Sports Captain the same success, cooperation, and enjoyment that I had. Love, Monica Sports Report . . . 54 ag.-- gfgiz I Q. ft 1 IR. Volleyball 81 IR. Varsity Volleyball Back Row: L. GrahamfL. Burron!N. FullertonfK. Maksymetz!H. McDonaldfA. Coughlin Front Row: H. Ritchie!I. CollinsfS. McInnes!D. HansenfK. Whiteley!M. Leach! G. AndisonfP. Mottley!C. Gray!M. Lutz!O. Hawkins Back Row: A. Hillandfl. NishikawafFront Row: I. AntoniukfR. AckermanfN. Cipryk!D. Prosen Coach: I. Whitford Missing: L. Hutchinson Ir. Volleyball 8: Ir. Varsity Volleyball arsity Volle ball Back Row: R. DesautelsfK. Speakman!A. Banfieldfl. MurrayfP. Kilgour!A. OsbornfH McDonald!ML. Horbay!Front Row: R. Kirindafl. RossfK. Fylesfl. Balon KK Ir. Basketball 81 Ir. Varsity Basketball N 7'::1 m'v ' Back Row: Miss Conway!K. 'O'Keefe!K. MaksymetzfN. Fullertonflvl. EllisfL. BurronfA. Harwood-Iones!Middle Row: C. McInnesfT. Kotelewetl Front Row: I. CollinsfH. McDonaldfS. McInnesfM. Leach!D. Hansen S it e '--..N-, 5 Back Row: K. Gillies!K. Smithfl. Crozier!R. Morse!P. Mottley!A. I-1illar1d!D. Potter Front Row: S. Alward!K. Banerjee!N. Cipryk M. Pohatgi Ir. Basketball 8z Ir. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball 81 Cross Country Back Row: D. D. Doucette!A. Osborn!D. MartinfR. KirindafM. Barabonofffl. BalonfMiss Robertson Front Row: I. Murrayfl. AntoniukfK. FylesfP. Kilgour ix-if -X -'B 14 '-SNQL: Q M-.. 'H-NNN. X 'Y-5. ,Q fm., ,--...In '-0'-ff-fl- Back Row: S. AshtonfA. Mehra!S. Best!M. Hilland!S. I-IanksfS. McInnes!A. Bradley Front Row: C. GrahamfP. Storey!A. Osborn!S. AlwardfN. Ellis Varsity Basketball 8: Cross Country . . . 58 Sports Council Back Row: Miss Conway!C. Curtis!M. BarabonofffL. Hastingsfl. AntoniukfMiss Robert- son Middle Row: M. LeachfA. Banfield!S. McInnes!C. Gray Front Row: S. McKee!K. Speakmanfl. BalonfS. Best Ballater House Captain: S. McKee Grade 10 Captain: A.L. Cohen Grade 8 Captain: M. Leach Braemar House Captain: K. Speakman Grade 10 Captain: A. Banfield Grade 8 Captain: C. Curtis Craig Gowan House Captain: I. Balon Grade 10 Captain: C. Gray Grade 8 Captain: S. Mclnnes Glen Gairn House Captain: S. Best Grade 10 Captain: I. Antoniuk Grade 8 Captain: L. Hastings Sports Council Badminton Club 8: Curling Club I - r.. 1 Back Row: P. Kilgour!P. Mottley!V. Ng!Front Row: K. Speakman!Mrs. McCulloughfH McDonald Missing: L. Coughlin Back Row: M. LutzfC. Peionckheerefli. MaksymetxfL. Osborn S. Best!P. Story!S. McKee Middle Row: R. Nigam!S. Nigamfl. Thamer Front Row: A. Sibley!A. Bradley!Mrs. BalliefL. Holtby Badminton Club 81 Curling Club . . . 60 E I C: Ll Ballater GI' 'I 8. ll 2 a W . fsf' Ee , 'U F , -r .,- Iunior Ballater Q Senior Ballater Fellow Ballaterians, In trying to think of the most memorable moment that we as a house shared, the House Pep Rally comes to mind. We may not cheer in harmony, but the effort and enthusiasm are there and I hope they reach a zenith next year. Thanks to Anna-Lisa Cohen, Margo Leach, and my Iu- nior house heads for their help and support, and to the members of my house who made the whole year worthwhile. Good luck next year, and if Ballater is not the victor this year may it sweep the board in the years to come! Siobhan McKee and Kermit the Frog Iunior Braemar '-'xrz 'i' L1 Senior Braemar Dearest Braemarites, What do you know? We made it again. Throughout the year we may have had our problems but in the end, you can only remember the perfect harmony in which we worked and played. I hope that this year in the intramural program, you have had as enjoyable a time as I have. I would like to thank and congratulate my brave househeads: Shelley Bruce, Cathy Curtis and Ashleigh Banfeild. I hope that the new househead of Braemar has as much fun as I did. Keep up the great spirit. I will miss you all! Love, Karen lSpeakmanl GI' 3.8 EF 5 Br 'ii Cl CCS O DD r-4 CES S-4 Craig Cowan 11 5 ... JV: Iunior Craig Cowan l . , . s Senior Craig Cowan Dear Craig Cowanites: I'd just like to thank everyone for their enthusiasm and support throughout the year. You've been a great house! Special thanks to Carolyn Cray, Sandra Mclnnes, and Farah Khan for all their help. Keep up the spirit for next year! Iennifer Balon GLEN GAIRN Iunior Glen Gairn GLEN GMRN Senior Glen Gairn Dear Glen Gairners: Well, another year has passed with Glen Gairn tagging along. But, don't worry about it guys! I'd like to thank everyone in Glen Gairn house for their hard work and support. I'd especially like to say thank-you to my ju- nior school house heads, and to my grade 7-8 house head, Lisa Hastings and my 9-10 house head, Io-Ann Antoniuk. Best of Luck to the 83-84' Glen Gairn house head and all of Glen Gairn in the future! Love in the spirit of Winnie the Pooh, Sandy Best airn GH l Glen Gairn I 1 I K1 I Iunior School Sports Da Boogkeon overtothe nextskqi The Gang's all here! ,, rx , . 'T W r , 99 100 Iunior School Sports Day l il X., I Q4 KL if A -1- M,.n--- .-f-- V M ,u MW S Senior School Track Meet- . . 68 I 00 A ..,..,..-.-I 3 V :avg hw-N 1 -My -1' -' '- - '-Q I ' 4 fa es fhmlf 'fi fjnfz- 'ffl E:f Ji5nJf'C'j'E-'-' A ,.,- -' J.. ,',xw.,-iw. 'vf- Q 'fl I 'L?i'4 :f-ffm, . . N. ww, , 1,4 7s 'af ,- -fu, ' ...' v, . ,Ex-1: 1 ' 4 v555:f':' l 1'.3x-'f.7 ' xkflllf' vfffif-f ,V ff, vf311iQ5ZEg2qig 3 ' - , 'ff ??+m2?' I FS: .' , V-'Qin 1111- 'f -f' -'?Fw,,eff ,,, ,521 - ffm, ...J . V f.-.1'..-'-Q - 'f -f'1, Off to a Good Start ik 5 T0- 13 if Senior School Track Meet Sports 4,5 Kim Fyles wins grades Eleven and Twelve Track Meet. Sports Awards Day The Adorable Dolls Awards Day Those Terrible Tvvelves! Q bk p L x . I Sleeping Around!?!?!! Grade 12's 1 - Mega Vegging!! . 72 T..- 4' '.. Q I 0 Q we, ' ' , ? in ' I ,sy W f Y THE Gllilty PaI'fy!!!! Sitting Ducks Don't you dare Mary-Lea!!! I surrender, I surrender Those Terrible Twelves 1 . in T Wi- . xl -,466 ski-25 . , 5 A xxx I . xi W, x Candids r 'V , I i , Tf '1 fwfigf ' ,M ' F , r-I f-1- YAA1 -Jo S2 DJ . I F., C3 P1 CD , Q. Confinement by Alisha Ali The elevator doors closed with a loud, echoing bang and, as it descended, its passengers felt that usual, queasy feeling. The small compartment, heading down toward its underground destination, was filled with people concerned only with their own problems and the need to hurry. No one spoke. Suddenly the silence was broken by an electrical-sounding snap! The elevator stopped and the people within were filled with fear. They were stuck between floors, underground. Mr. Smith, the business-family man had a boss and a wife wondering where he was. Mrs. Simpson knew that there would be a boss waiting for a secretary who would arrive very late that day. Little Iimmy hoped that he had math first period in school and that he could live on five Three Muskateers bars. Panic replaced shock and the emergency button was pressed, but to no avail. Hours passed and the passengers grew tired of seeing the same faces through the dim darkness. The same four walls were seemingly closing in on them. The con- stant boredom, the fear, the shock, the panic, the monotony, it all seemed too much, but no one knew how long they would have to stand it . . . Many people, many families will be left wondering what has happened to these passengers, taking a elevator ride which lasted much longer than expected. Person Friend and Fears A Person, A Friend far away, Etched like a poster, Standing alone. Sent by a postcard, With words of friendship. Friends, Holding a note. With strength and courage, Walking a path of love. Fears, A world without. If so not possible, Laughter we hear. To forget what we've seen. a relationship yet to be. Polly Mottley Literature . . . 76 Today Forsees Tomorrow Today is a day, That will not last forever. A week is a week, Which is as long as seven days. A month is a month, It is as long as a year. A year is a year, Which makes you one year older. This all begins over and over, To bring us back to a day that will not last forever. by Polly Mottley There is an escape, Inside my room Underneath the blanket and on the pillow The lights are off As I lay thinking, thinking, I think of the dayg The desks, the papers, the pens I think of the bus, the people Some anger, frustration I finally reach the edge, The edge of my mind. My conscience reaches back. Through the past Watching space ships, Aliens, Roman Gods, Fields Seas Tornados I wake with a start Night has left me Alone, with the light I must leave my escape My room To face another day. by Ienny Beuchel Literature Literature Les Gens Les gens sont differents, Et le meme dans plusieurs facons. Nous nous regardons comme nous voyons chaque personne Nous nous promenons dans les meme rues, Nous respirons le meme air, Nous habitons le meme monde, Ce n'est pas assez. Nous sommes le meme, Mais chaque personne est differente, Nous avons dea idees diferenter, Nous habitons par de regles differentes. Des gens essaient, Mais nous ne manipulons pas, Nous nous tenons devait etre Qui Nous Sommes, Si Non nous sommes tous perdus pas. Les Gens sont differents, Et le meme dans plusieurs facons. Nous nous regardons comme nous voyons chaque personne Polly Mottley Goodbye I visited him, Then I said goodbye, I visited him again, And then I said goodbye again. I wanted to visit him once more, But he left, before I could say goodbye. Shaleni Nigam Miles of Smiles YV Candid R x Not only good looking but also very brave!! Like fer sure, gag me with a spoon! First I have to have my nails done, then . . . r She still comes back to haunt us! Ya, I'm cute . . . lya wanna do some- I'll give you a kiss for your History essayl? thing about it?l Candids . . . 80 913 UP U9 'UO C3 '1 na D- l'P oo F-5 Graduation Grade Ten and Eleven e Q I ,- ,,,,.,-.-........v,....,......, if 4 K, ? '1'f'-'W'0 0? ' 4? E M, 'HC-,f er- fl 2 ...1 na Y 82 ,-..f,.,,... , .U Grade Twelve ix bw in vf - , f , -.Y - ' 'Q K . .,.. .,..,. . .,,.4..h4,,, , V-, ,f 4 V. W We -Ai Graduation Grad Dance i 5 - 4 They Danced the Night away . . . Michael Iackson: Beat It !!!!!!!! Having Fun!!!??? Grad Dance . . . 84 Closing Exercises 1 Tv- xc Lal ls Closing Ex x 05 I Q V , v Vl 'UQ' w,,,M.,.4AW nail xr' va A Future Grads Con't r ,xaigff The Little Unes vs ' X X - 'Wim Graduates K Graduates - Q TY? L a f WY?f 'r1 x . fi .54 . I Q . J I f Closing Exercises 1983 Graduates: Carolyn, Carol, Monica Carolyn Horn Carolyn arrived at our doorstep, just a shy farmgirl from Oak Bluff in 1981 for grade 11. This year she became a member of residence and turned into a swinging woman. Carolyn had a boarding house of her own and her generosity was never ending-her house, room, backgammon board, and even her brother. You could see her at every Ravenscourt dance. She was noted for her interest in reading Sher- lock Holmes novels. Weekends, Carolyn was a wonderful chauffeur lexcept for those in Handi Vansl and believed it was her green jeans which brought on this characteristic. Carolyn was a master of the chicken and was an active member of Braemer, leven though she couldn't spell itj, the yearbook, and broke the track record in javelin. Good luck next year at the U of M in education Carolyn. fdidn't you get enough of school?J Carol Premachuk Carol, an import from the Pas, materialized into residence in grade 7. A goal for Carol, through her six years, was to achieve adulthood which she finally accom lished just yester- day. fright Carol?J Carol remained bleached most of the time except for her annual trips to Florida. On the social scene, Carol bonded BH to its brotherschool. SIR, by roviding weekend holidays for everyone, twenty floors up! Carol was also a member of the presti- gious, elite Golden Spomers , a true priviledge in itself. Carol also developed an affinity or Greenjeans and could be seen sporting there on weekends or converting others to her habit. Though Carol led an active social life, she excelled as yearbook editor in 81-82, class president in grade 10, grade 8 Braemar Househead lonl because she liked the mascotll. Finally, Carol's greatest triumph was being Table Head this year,-oops, head girl 1982-83. Good luck at Western and watch out for Pygmies! Monica Barabonoff Monica descended on us from the big city of Flin Flon three years ago. In those years, she was head of Glen Gairn in grade 10 and 11 and this year became our lovely and loyal Sports Captain. When it came to Sports, Monica was always around. She participated in Figure Skating, track, basketball, etc. She did, however, detest volleyball and frisbee. Moni- ca is known for her many wierd characteristics such as her unforgetable laugh and also her snoring. She likes Champa ne and, for a while insisted on margarine for her vegetarian diet that no one seemed to lcnow about. As well, Barbie made a scene with the Canadian Gigolo. Monica was at all Ravenscourt dances even though she promised not to attend a single one. Monica was voted Prep of the year she also loved to try to set new trends. Next year she will enter into the Faculty of Physical Education. Make it burn . . . Barbie! Good Luck xxoo Grads . . . 90 Iackie, Siobhan, Sarah, Clarissa Iackie Cantin Iackie, a native of St. Pierre, defected from St. Mary's in grade 10. In the first year of boarding, jackie was an active telephone correspondent to someone whom we have not yet discovered! By grade 11, Iackie had embarked upon her first tropical cruise. Its highlights included a magician called Harry and Long Is- land Iced Tea 24 hours a day. A similar migration was to follow in the next school year. Its highlights were more Harry and more Iced Tea . Iackie was elected Head of Residence in grade twelve. This position entailed many responsibilities which Iackie tackled in a very able and competent manner. I'm sure the 'token frog mailman' of the 1983 residence year will be greatly missed. All the best in your future endeavours Iackie and perhaps we'll meet on a Carribean beach some day in the not too distant future! Siobhan McKee Siobhan, affectionately known as Doc , made her first appearance at BH in grade 7. After 6 years every- one has grown to love Siobhan's unique sense of humor and have learned to pronounce her name-with some unusual versions such as shiwan and shovan . Some even venture to risk their lives by visiting Siobhan and her killer dog MacTavish at home. Siobhan was 'smashing' as this year's Ballater Househead. In fact she's had quite an athletic career as a member of the Curling Team, as a Tennis buff lwhen she gets warmed up that isl and as a downhill skier lwith a wonderful relationship with treesl. Siobhan is considering her options for next year and will either study Engineering at Queens or Sciences at the U of W. All the best of luck to a wonderful friend. Sarah Hanks Sarah immigrated to Balmoral Hall in grade 7 from the booming prairie metropolis of Big Baldeer . She was soon to become a shareholder in the Impression's cafe lalias Lox 8: Bagelsl. Sit Sarah down with a cup of coffee and enter a philisophical world of antipubes, the joys of caffeine and prolonged assignments. Resi- dence food is another topic upon which Sarah often expounds. Its content and preparation are amoung the wonders of mankind! Although Sarah was a non-athletic member of the Ballater House, she became an im- portant component of the officiating and administrative aspects of the Intermural Program. Sarah's secret dream is to become a foreign correspondent. May your life be as exciting and turbulent as you have always made Mrs. Temple's! Good Luck, Comarade! Clarissa Ding Clarissa has been at BH for one year. She is a conscientious and hard-workingl Honour student, and she has a special interest in biology, especially in dissecting her rat, Muffy . lguess w at Mrs. Temple will think of that?1 Clarissa enjoys tennis, ping-pong, and swimming. Her vividness adds life to the residence this year. Clarissa plans to attend Queen's University for Science next year. So, best of luck in your future, Clarissa. Grads . . . Daunica, jennifer, Sand Daunica Martin Daunica joined our lucky BH family three years ago, full of smiles and tales of life in Saudi Ara- bia. Having spent much of her life in numerous exotic locations, you'd think the novelty of livin in Winnipe would have worn off! Her smile never dimmed lexcept perhaps once when caught wig a certain fluffly animal in her roomj, and her nervous giggle could always be heard ringing through the halls. Known for her Why do I run? , parties in residence, D.D. could be heard many Monday mornings groaning I'll never go to another party in my life! . Yet she persevered, and despite the disappearance of a prized and valuable item from her room, still managed to have a good time. As School Captain, Daunica was well-known for lengthy Student Council meetings, and faithful adherance to school rules. Havin spent last summer in France, she enriched our tiny French class with her broad knowledge of the qanguage ltoo bad she kept it all to herself!j We'll never forget that grad way back in grade 10, when she enjoyed the company of a certain well-suited date, and the neverending tales of her family, who she missed so much during her years in residence. We wish you luck and happiness in your future in Commerce-don't study too hard! jennifer Balon jennifer arrived at Balmoral Hall in grade 10 after failing to win the Nana Mouskouri lspelling?l look-alike contest. She soon became a prominent member of our class. Academi- cally speaking jennifer was an honor student. Athletically jen- nifer was an avid member of the volleyball, basketball and track teams. Our perfect prefect became head of Craig Cowan this year and did a Su- l per 6 job organizing various things. Being from the thriving metroplolis of Tilbury, Ontario, j.B. as been a resident student since grade 11. Her chipper attitude bubbles in the morning, while the rest of resi- dence drowns in their coffee. jennifer's good study habits as well as her drive to succeed should help her next year at Queen's in the faculty of Engi- neering. Good Luck! j Sandy Best Well Sandy, it looks as though you've finally made it through two and three-quarter years of hard struggle, and the time has finally come to graduate. In grade 11, Sandy became Head of the Graduation Committee, and her success at this posi- tion lasted right until the last day. Even when her date showed up with rather short hair, Sandy remained calm, and proceeded as planned. As a faithful member of the golden Teaspoon Club, more widely known as a Lox 8: Bagel groupee, Sandy soon learnt of the jo s of Grade 12 privileges, when she had them! Spares were a delight, es ecially when they were situated first thing in the morning, and although at one time Sandy had three mornings with a cfouble sleep in, I can't seem to remember why she'd always be at school. jMath and French perhaps?j But besides enjoying her spares, Sandy also found time to parricipate in such school activities as Political Science, Student Council, and of course, as lead- er of the loser house, S orts and Executive Council! She would attend meetings faithfully, first in fear of hurting some- one's feelings, and second, in fear of missing out on dessert after lunch. Sandy also found time in her busy schedule to take a vacation once a year, to a certain city called Thunderbay. I'm sure she had a great time skiing, but seemed to have a better time in the washrooms on the bus ride to and from Winni eg. Besides spending time with her friend at BH, Sandy developed a strong fondness for Mazda Trucks, and her friends, who at first felt deserted, realized that this truck came along with something that became a great part in her grade 12 year. We're gonna miss you B, so take care next year, and good luck at Queen's lin what ever you decide to doll! Hail McBail! Bye Buddy!! Grads . . . 92 Anna, Pam, Andrea Anna Dominique Anna, though a trifle unique at times, is a vibrant and fun loving per- son. Balmoral Hall seems to be a im- Eortant Bart of her life. She works ard at er studies and takes part in weekly sports activities. Aside from ' her studies Anna's life seems to ' revolve around music. lRock N' Rolll Concerts play an important role in her social life and she can often be seen roovin down the hall with her faith- ul sidekick Alison McLean forever present. As well as Pop 81 Rock music Anna also enjoys the classical workes of Beethovan 8: Mozart and works hard to achieve their brilliance on her own piano. Anna's ambition in life is to enter the medical profession and Q has already begun, it seems, to prac- tice in the Biology lab where she derives great pleasure from disectin a rat to see how it works. All in as Anna has proven herself to be a con- siderate person and a hard worker. She has attended Balmoral Hall since grade 6 and has maintained a stan- ard high enough to keep her on the honour roll since Grade 7. Anna has been an im ortant part of BH and we wish her allpthe best in the Future. Inf' Pam Steiman Pam has proven to be a 'petite' bundle of joy. When she first entered BH in grade 11, she was told she was the second prettiest girl in the classg everyone else was tied for first. lHa! Ha!J Serious- ly, Pam has beauty and a distinguished wit which kept us hopping. Her carefree nature made her easy to be around. Pam could often be seen in the common room trying to hang herselfg she has this attraction for the game hangman. Actually, Pam hung eve one else. This is especially true in Math, for which we are sure Pam will have fond memories, right Tanis? Well, Pam, this has to end sometime, Good Luck. We all hope youive enjoyled your 2 years at BH, may all your dreams come true . . . and Pam, don't change, you're perfect t e way you are! God Bless! Andrea Sible Andrea hails from Cayman, an island in the Caribbean Sea. This golden haired beauty added alot of color to our class. Being a talented Garfield artist, she left her little oran e mark every where she went. Andrea, also loves to eatg she brought delicious lookingsl lunches which also tasted deli- cious. Andrea shared everything, her lunch lfor which our stomac s thank youl, her smile and her sense of humor. Her humor was a little off beatg this made Andrea seem kind of strange at first, but when we got to know her, we found out she was crazier than the rest of us. She definitely has a rare talent for making people feel good and I'm sure none of us will for et her feven though some of us will tryl. We'll to try to put Andrea Sibley into words is impossible But the adjectives: lovable, beautiful 8: brainy, certainly suit her. Good Luck. Andrea, we ho e you enjoyed your last year at high school. Anyway you've made your classmates last year bri liter, to say the least. When you think of BH remember, we love, ACXDC loves you and you willg never be a hung woman . May all your aspirations come true. Grads . . . Ida, Iulia Ida Leug Ida has been at BH, for two years. She is always a quiet and studious person. This ac- counts for her ability to be one of the top ten percentage of all Canadian students in the Mathematics Contest Competition. On the other hand, she is also an active girl, for she par- ticipates in various kinds of extracuricular activities such as tennis, swimming, etc. She was a member of the school badminton team, school choir, and drama club lcan you believe that?1 Next year, she intends to study at University. Good Luck, Ida! We all wish you the best of luck in the future. Cod bless you! Iulia Kwok Iulia joined our BH in grade 11 from Hong Kong. Iulia was a rather quiet tat timesl and a conscientious Honour Student. She is always fleeing from a person known as Eye-O- Pussy lguess who???l She has The Brain to solve all the Physics problems. We really wonder where she obtained the Brain from. Nevertheless, Iulia will be joinning the Faculty of Engineering in Queen's University next year. She will be sadly missed by all, es- pecially, Eye-O-Pussy , who had given her quite a lot of unexpected experiences during her Grade 12 year. So lots of luck in your future, Iulia. Grads . . . 94 Aynsle , T annis, Louise Aynsley Hinchliffe Aynsley, uncommonly known as Hymie, descended upon BH in grade 6 and, a quick 6 years later rose to the position of grade 12 class president, where she demonstrated her determination in her efforts at money collection for bakesales and the like. She impressed us with her patience, which was a quality she may have developed against her will, to deal with this responsibility, and the little matter of a not so slow leak over her side of the bed on ski weekend. Speaking lwritingl of impressions, good old Hym does a wicked Richard The Third, which she first unveiled in English class, that led to an encore performance during spirit week. Nice pillow Ayns! Aynsley's dra- matic talents were further demonstrated when she managed to capture a piece of the sun and wore it proudly for all to see. Being amoung the more valued clientele of Lox and Bagel, Aynsley was noted for making time fly though occasionally had trouble reading her own watch correctly. Hopefully she'll get a Quartz for graduation or at least before she enters the St. Iohn's Associateship program at the U of M next year. If you heard her exclaim, after one of these unexplainable time lapses Hey, we're not late for French are we? you could be sure the answer was yes. With a certain tone of disbelief Aynsley was known at times to ask Why do I do this to myself? We all have these days marked on our calendars and known them as Essay Deadlines. Apart from times like that you kept on smiling and you know we luv ya Ayns! Tannis Leach Tornado Tan returned to BH as a boarder for her final year, after spending some time at SIR. In residence, she became famous for her frequent forced backgammon games. She was elected vice- president of the grade 12 class, and coordinated many class activities such as coffee breaks at the Impressions cafe. She was known for her incredible displays of athletics and, as a result, was voted least likely to make the 1984 Olympics. We all remember what a assive skier she was at Thunder Bay, that is, she went around jumps instead of over. lBut she diff jump a few beds with Sandy- sorry, Monical. But seriousl , Sunshine was a dedicated student, keeping her honour roll standin throlughout grade 12. She'll be taking Commerce next year at Queen's University. Keep up the goo wor , Tannis! Louise Osborn Louise otherwise known as Louse or Parry blew into Balmoral Hall at the tender age of two and has been entertaining the class ever since. From grade one to eleven Louise tried to trick the rest of us into believing that she was a well man- nered quiet young lady. HA! Personally she didn't fool me for a minuteg finally in grade 12 she decided to reveal the real Louse. We've never been the same since and neither has Mrs. Law. This year Louse was an enthusiastic member of Executive + Student Council and also served as our most revered Library Head. Louise took her responsibilities seriously but she never failed to add some glee to whatever activity in which she was engrossed. In fact, Louse's happy, shinning personality was almost never dimmed except perhaps for the occassional evening spent at Green Geans when the service was something less than desired? Next year's ski weekend will cer- tainly never be the same without Louse the Ski Bunny. Her talents for ending a run in the upper most branches of the highest Evergreen tree at Loch Lomand will never be surpassed. Heaven Forbid that she should actually attempt to ski on her skis! Never mind Louse we still love you. Louse will be entering the university of Manitoba in the new St. Iohn's Associateship Program we next year. An alternate plan could include a career as a television star at CKND or maybe as a used seat belt sales woman. Whatever you do Louse lLouise1 we know you will succeed. Good Luck and Best Wish- es! Grads . . . Alison, Lana, Karen Alison Sims Alison Mouse Sims, our woman of the world, came to us from Dallas, Texas lWow!l in grade eleven. She was from everywhere but nowhere, having seen almost every part of the world. From off of Southfork to our foy- er, Alison added kindness and enthusiasm to residence. One of her most rominent charac- teristics was her late arrival? back from holi- days, where she s ent all of her time with Kenny-Poo ! She lleld good standing on the Honour Roll, despite her procrastinatin study habits. Those habits often led to the wgld and crazy 3 am. Backgammon Tournaments. Ali-1 son has plans to carry on her education in Ontario. Her goal in life is to become a veternarian fan have her own horsel!! We love you! Take care! Best of luck in the future! All you need to do is smile! Lana Holtby Lana Banana Holtby became an Honourable Member of the BH family in Grade Ten, coming from Benito, Manitoba. She appeared to be shy, but to those of us who knew her, she was kind, friendly and great fun. She spent Grades 10 and 11 in residence, haunting the halls with her white right mask. In Grade 11, Lana was the res. girl with the most members of her family in town for a weeknight! But in Grade 12, Lana escaped to the paradise of her own apartment. She was the wonderful skip of the senior curling team in Grade 11 and 12, placing second in the Zone 12 playdowns in 1982-83. fWe won't mention that these were only 3 teams!1 We will really miss your radiant smile in our halls, Lana, Best of Luck in the future. We love you! Karen Speakman Karen, talkalot came to BH in grade 11 from Lynn Lake, Man. When Karen first arrived at BH, she was shy and wary of the big city . However, over grade 11, with the help of her crazy and lovable roomate Corrie, Karen became outgoing, friendly and just a lil' crazy. Although in class Karen is often heard sayin I don't think this is right but . . . Karen rose to the top of the class where she stayetf all of her six terms at BH. Karen curled, managed the varsity volleyball team, placed third in the Zone 12 badminton singles tournament, and was the ead of Braemar house for the 82-83' school year. In residence, we knew Karen as the last to leave the dining room, although she has to run around in the shower to get wet! Next year, Karen will enter the sciences at Mount Allison University, and hopes to o on to become a ediatrician. We love you and we will miss you Karen, and hope that life brings to you onlly the best. Grads . . . 96 I l Closing Exercises vtfliyff Closing Exercises . . . 98 Valedictor 5 . 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