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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

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A 1 if ' I 'Q T M 9 'W' ' 23,153 ' Nu M X, ' -'. F' 'S' 'H 40K 'X . V. .- ., v , 1 X' ' ij . ' 4 W z., ..,, g , - bi Xl 5 ,.. - 'jf . 5 if 3 A 1 M, 5 0 v A - f f lk Q' has rv .5 f Km. X ,,,,':vi'9y,f.,,Z'1fsf'A,. ' , - P cf . f 1 L2 '11, ix We ' . w1 f 3,Y 's ' 44,11 W dl.. M a ,Mn .A s U ' 1 is ' 1 A ' I K a.-w 0 -C- ? if-2 E'F ' u,,. 4n01,,'... es., MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR The year 1984-85 has been a super year for everyone at Balmoral Hall, especially for the yearbook committee. Not only did we inhabit the new yearbook office, but we also worked together as a dedicated team to make this year's publication one of Balmoral I-Iall's most memorable. The committee and I would also like to thank Mrs. Sures and Mrs. Nickei for their advice and assistance throughout the year. Many others have also supported our efforts, and to those students, parents and businesses we extend our sincere appreciation. I would like to dedicate this yearbook to my classmates, the graduates of 1985. At times we land some of the teachersy didn't think that we would make it to June of '85, but with determined hard work, we made it! With some confidence we face the future, and prepare to accept what life gives us, with a smile. bring back memories of good times, warm occasions. I hope we have succeeded in Best Wishes for The Future ' Joanne Crozier Yearbook Editor 'Z tfi Corbett T. Moore, R. Morse, M. I-Iilland, J. Nishikawa. R. Nigam, K. O. Hawkins, K. Smith, J. Crozier, J. Myers, J. Antoniuk, S. Dressler. . 4,',,g W MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD On behalf of the Board of Governors I extend best wishes to all girls and staff present during the 1984- 1985 school year. You will all remember this year of happy times with good friends and expert academic instructors. A Graduates, best wishes to you as you go onward to pursue career objectives. May you be blessed with happiness and deserved success. We hope you will remember the school and if possible take the opportunity to serve the school in the future. Hugh Ellis A Chairman of the Board MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMASTER Already this year promises to be a year to remember and especially so for the graduates for whom this book is particularly significant. This will be remembered as the year in which Balmoral Hall welcomed its first ALUMNAE DIRECTOR. Mrs. Linda Radcliffe tclass of '63l has established an office on the second floor of Aikins House. The names of those who graduate in June, 1985 wiil, be immediately fed into the Alumnae Computer and inclelibly recorded for future reference and future contact At long last we shall have the means of keeping in touch with our former students, The events of the year recorded herein will serve as a 'happy reminder to all who attended the school for the 1984185 School Year another year chock full of exciting happenings. J V I wish to thank all involved and the editor in particular for' the work they have put into getting together the pages between the two hard covers. Your efforts wifi be appreciated by all who know anything about working on a school yearbook. V T To the graduating class I say: EVERY BEST WISH FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. A r ' Sincerely, A ' W5 365' .X-SL' Z I' ml, 1 2 Q 3'-an 1 4, , J. . gi, 'Kia 10 X J 7 --1-7 T' 5':Vn, Students Kindergarten - A Lynn Anderton Ammon Baidwan Michelle de Groot Donald Doyle Kimberley Dudek Christy Finck 1 , Nicole Last J V Christine Parenty . -M ' -r-rl. Pascal Scott '- ,. .s ... . M6 .1 'fl ' - Maya Seshia Neal Singh Sheena Smith Sarah Stock ,Q W Ryan Waller W.. Meghan Watchorn we: we agfff' 'S 4 PC Q f af W ,V I A L, Y ' f' 'iff V' a, Suzanne Watson Kristin Westdal Vanessa Wishart 51 -'ig 4' i. Kindergarten - B 'WWW Qu. KLA, Y' A-1 Ashleigh Auty Freyja Arnason Brenna Belanger Melissa Benjamin Monica Bhayana Adrienne Cole Jessica Dillon Stephen Gomori Ryann J essiman Monica Kaushal Charles Larson Lara McCabe Hayley Nepon Pamela Ritchie Matthew Robinson Kyle Ronan Mark Sweatman Matthew Vodrey MISSING Stephanie Clements Grade One Shereen Abdel-I-Iadi Jill Adams Nicole Auty Claire Boase Chantelle Bousquet ' if J' ei ,.,.'.fQ. Shelley Chalmers Jennifer Doyle Melissa Gaman Jamie Guertin Anjali Gupta . . W., . .Jr 'Vv Janet lp Candace Kakowchyk Karen McKenzie Jennifer McCray Victoria McNally Jessica Njegovan Sunita Seshia Coby Squires Ashleigh Sures W Janet Wakal Sharon Yeung Kalyna Zazelenchuk ' ' new ' 'r , A It tastes like lemons. It smells like sour milk. LONELINESS Loneliness is light, light pink. And reminds me of being sent to my room all by myself. It sounds like silence. Loneliness sometimes makes me feel like crying. By: Radiah Donald '1 .A U I awsg r WITCI-IES Bad Witches, good Witches, big Witches, wise Witches, Any kind of witches. I like witches. A Witch in the air. A Witch casting a spell. A Witch in a story. A Witch in the dark. Green Witches, scary Witches, purple Witches, shrieking Witches, smart Witches, funny Witches, By: Maria Reimer 5' vm. sw V' M55 -nv , 1 ,- gay 1 ,1 ff lf 4 . . ' J 'WX PSZYQZ2 J' ' ' pf' 'J 0- A SNOW I like snow smooth snow shiny snow cold snow icy snow I like snow. Snow next door snow on the floor snow falling down snow on the ground snow everywhere any kind of snow. By: Jennifer McCray Grade 1 Grade Two Jennifer Adams Sangeetha Appavoo Nadia Barakat Michelle Bell Shannon Carson Radiah Donald Elizabeth Elliott Tiffany Foster Diana Fred Danya Gesiorek Sunit Jolly Deborah Palmer Cheryl Pearson Catherine Rankin Maria Reimer Brynn Rice Megan Sweatman Lindsay Taam Rebecca Reskey Erin Zasada Grade Three Heather Barciay Rebecca Bomek Kelly Brown Michelle Clarke Ashley Fudge Jennifer Gaman Rebecca Hoffer Felecia Huskie Talia Hussain Meredith Johnson Neela Kati Vanessa Klayh Megan Kozminski Caithlin McArton Kyley McEachern Jennifer Milner Sally Norgate Jennie O'Keefe Shaila Seshia Sonia Singh Geetika Verma Kimberley Westdal Paula Wiebe Q 1, il Q X E , . vs A A E Grade Four Jennifer Adams Catherine Arbour Shelly Bhayana Kristin Borger Ariadna Choptiany ge- Q Q Q x A Nancy Ganas ,, ,- , D an Jackie Honey S F Eva Kresz g Jean Lee Kristin Maksym 1 v ..- , . ., Z 'M' 1 r 'rt't iff ' V1 Sarah McNally 1 Sophie Metraux Sharon Moir Barbara Niesler Silke Otremba at - ' f , .f I 1 L Catherine-Grace Peters ,. - Shandis Price Mia Rabson Mary Rigg Sarah Summers WA 4 M 0 4 v 'V Grade Five Debra Ackerman Maryam Ahsan 1 Mary-Beth Barker 1- - Rebecca Dillon Erin Falconer SW, 4s f S A sz, fl ll Margaret Fields Beth Hutchings '-as Wendy Ip t - Alexandra Johnson s M Mary Kontzamanis Lisa Kresz Dana McGillivray Jane Nasser-Sharif Allison Nichol Natalie Plank Aimee Rice Andrea Rochon Marla Saper Tara Serrette Elinor Simons V - ': V . Christine Snodgrass Q f i Jennifer Squires ' ' f WINTER JEWELS The snow is glistening brightly, Around the window pane. The children dance so lightly, Along the sparkling lane. Our breath is white and frosty, Excitement fills the air. We're picking up the diamonds, They're scattered everywhere. By Elinor Simons , ' -, mf f fe , ,. 6' Ui -0 9. '5 , , 5 , ., ,.,,M , ,4 f I I i 2 ff sr 'Bt SNOW I awoke one starry night, And gazed upon the ground. To my great delight and joy, Not a blade of grass was found. The earth was covered with diamonds, All glittering under the moon I revelled at the happy thought, That I would be out there soon. Then on my window fell a crystal, The whitest, prettiest thing in the world. I pictured more than a hundred thoughts, As the depths of my mind unfurled. What could make a person gladder, Than to see this beautiful sight? Especially when one views this image, Under the moon on a starry night. By Jane Sharif Grade Six Raya Bandura Lisa Bertnick Alexandra Buechel Tasha Davies Ardyth De Fehr Catherine Florentine Korali Foran Shamona Harnett Adrian Hersak Seema Joshi Kerri Kaprowy Ranya Khan Chantal Kreviazuk Helen Lee Manon Lisowski Arifa Lucman Jennifer Lukovich Carol Marriott Alexandra Mercury Ainsley Price Anita Soni Sarah Ullyot Grade Seven Christine Adams Mona Baidwan Nancy Baird Kathryn Bartlett Virginie Boucherat Jennifer Carstairs Karin Clark Deidre Collette Rageshwar Dulat Bryn Freed Alana Gunn Treena Hastings Heather Jessiman Ramona J ozsa Natalya Koth Tracy Kurz Stephanie Lam Sarah Lyttle Rebecca McArton Melissa Narvas Leanne Nozick Sandra Pearson Gillian Pettigrew Maya Prabhu Danielle Rice Karen Shanski Lauren Toni .1- ? 14 . 4 cf if L I ii I 'F!L73'ffKY'W '97 ' ' i ' ij R I Il x I I No Photo Available oc. 435 , , ...T Q , , -t. - ' , e f 0 vt Y v 00. 4 4 ,- .. i. V fm, , ,. I ,V ,M ff i A in Q17 M, 4? . ' lf s Y lib 0 Q. -. i Grade Eight Julie Anderson Milana Bodiroga Shelley Bruce Cheryl Clarke Patricia Cramp Alison Filuk Jane Goymer Tricia Greenwood Clare Harley Victoria Herbert Jennifer Kay Farah Khan Kerri-Lee Kineshanko Crystal Kowalchuk Michelle Kresz Elizabeth MacDonald Patricia Maia Marianne McKenzie Robin Munro Christine Nattress Heather Owen Sarina Pal Tamara Portree Mekhul Ramgoolam Nicole Rosen Tracey Rothstein Preeti Sachdeva Lisa Venditti Shoshana Weinberg Grade Nine Margo Adams Darlene Andison Jennifer Buechel Lisa Burron Jennifer Czarny Elizabeth Duthie Susan Fones Donna Hall Lisa Hamburg Marnie Hilland Christine Hinchliffe Lisa Judson Karen Keene Kyla King Cassandra Klayh Tania Kotelewetz Carrie Lazarenko Dena Liebrecht Heather McDonald Kyla McDonald Christine Mclnnes Andrea Oberdieck Anji Ramkissoon Mira Sahay Dawn Searle Kristin Shanski Jennifer Snodgrass Sharon Steiman Lynne Storey Jacqueline Vocadlo Adrienne Whiteley Carol Wintemute i Q- 'TY I Suzanne Allemeier Michelle Ball ew 'af 0 S A hw WY -, -1 WJ 1 , I AEA X. Grade Ten Kimberley Barnsley Cheryl Bewell Fern Billinkoff Jaclyn Collins Amy Coughlin Melanie Crozier Bonnie Cunningham Heather Cunningham Catherine Curtis Ratna Das Jane Ellis Sorrel Fitz-Simon Nancy Fullerton Jeriann George Marnie Gilfix Linda Graham Deanna Hansen Lisa Hastings Alexandra Hersak Barbara-Ann L'Heureux Adeline Lazareck Shaleni Nigam Kerrie O'Keefe Victoria Palmer Marnie Preston Susan Rich Carol Sterling Fumi Tamamori Kimberley Wiese Janet Wright Grade Eleven Ava Adams Kristine Banerjee Nancy Cipryk Jillian Condra Janice Ding Wanda Dixon Nancy Ellis J oelle Foster Josephine Fu Onalee Hawkins Angela I-lilland Susan Hossack Joey Kati Monica Lisafeld Leslie Malkin Carol McCullough Cheryl Melosky Tamara Moore Ruth Morse Paula Mottley Parita Patel Carolyn Seale Stephanie Smith Shilpa Soni Tannis Steiman Neelam Vohora Audra Wiese lil 5 il i 1.1 yi v V . ith School Staff Mrs. Adams Mrs. Adair Mrs. Audino Mrs. Baillie Mrs. Baranowski Mrs. Batters Miss Baxter Mrs. Bohonos Mrs. Cantlie Ms. Chandler Mrs. Condra Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Dammermann Mrs. Friesen Mr. Gartrell Mrs. Hewitt-Nickel Mrs. llavsky Mrs. Juttner Mrs. Kotyluk Ms. Laurent Mrs. Liebrecht Mrs. Martin Mrs. McFarlane Miss McKenna Mrs. McLean Ms. Pockett Mrs. Ross Mrs. Sharpe Mrs. Sures Mrs. Westdal Sf , 4' t X B Qi ng H -ff f ' 1 A, 9 :Ga 3 Q, .vi bd, I hh Events 15 -X fs. ra, -AWXA4 smi- . v ' 4:1 W A 'W FA Y. 6. if I H J 1? ar ll 1 I A rvblkf ww g 60 ..'4 gm , R' mf ' N sf X 4 . , - 4' -- 2. 1 Fw 1 f h ?fys,'. 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QS, We . ,E ff. f f ,f 'N 3 X Z' .rx 0 X A 0 V -, id if if sf' A s i 1 l 'H-av, 5 I X 1. fx 5 'Q iff' . - , -Q X F ,X-Hmm 'av Y 3 an K5 A x ,, . x 8' i ak 1 5 0' Q Q is - l , 'Y 4' .gf 'Y' K I 1 ' 4. L.. i 1 55. R 40! 1 x Q? Ha NK. ,,..-vw'- .3 rw ' 4 Vs ..,. -ii -.. ' 'hn- ' . Q'- ii t 'W I' '53 v s ii tg 5,23 'Big Q 2' Z YQ 2 X1 EM ? 3 5 5 Q 'X,' :xxx i Hia, is isfliii 5355 E '.Nw'u s .L N K R 1 ' m1 --9, Happ Holida s! 4 - 1 12 Christmas Angels 'lg-nf A good indication that the yuletide season was upon us once again was the arrival of the annual Christmas Concert with a variety of songs, and skits. The Residence Christmas Dinner was a marvelous meal en- joyed by teachers and residence students. After the meal were the prestigious T.O.M.M.Y. Awards and a presentation of residence talent. This was a festive way to welcome in Christmas and the New Year. y.AT,' is ' Liwffla .ig .. Ax 4 ,ve vi' v . x gr, . aj' Fi? KN ART SCIENCE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL POLITICAL SCIENCE SENIOR CHOIR GRADUATION COMMITTEE BELL CHOIR COOKING CLUB YEARBOOK COMMITTEE JUNIOR CHOIR STUDENT COUNCIL ART SCIENCE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL POLITICAL SCIENCE SENIOR CHOIR GRADUATION COMMITTEE BELL CHOIR COOKING CLUB YEARBOOK COMMITTEE JUNIOR CHOIR STUDENT COUNCIL POLITICAL SCIENCE SENIOR CHOIR GRADUATION COMMITTEE BELL CHOIR COOKING CLUB YEARBOOK COMMITTEE JUNIOR CHOIR STUDENT COUNCIL ART SCIENCE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL POLITICAL SCIENCE SENIOR CHOIR GRADUATION COMMITTEE BELL CHOIR COOKING CLUB YEARBOOK COMMITTEE JUNIOR CHOIR STUDENT COUNCIL ART SCIENCE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL POLITICAL SCIENCE SENIOR CHOIR GRADUATION COMMITTEE BELL CHOIR COOKING CLUB YEARBOOK COMMITTEE JUNIOR CHOIR STUDENT COUNCIL ART SCIENCE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL POLITICAL SCIENCE SENIOR CHOIR GRADUATION COMMITTEE BELL CHOIR COOKING CLUB YEARBOOK COMMITTEE JUNIOR CHOIR STUDENT COUNCIL ART SCIENCE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Clubs Message if ee-15 from the Head Girl It is almost unbelievable that this year is nearly over. There has never been a faster passing one, but I know that the time has been spent well! 2, ' se 3. 52 0 M i Things started off with a bang in September and this year's Exeeutivedf i Council has accomplished feats greater than those of Houdini! The year 'it saw very successful Spirit and Winsweek a good supportive spice salegffl - plenty of entertainment and two fabulous dances. The list goes on and on impressive one it is! The executive council, one of the best councils ever, has worked very hard all year in a successful attempt to make .a fun school year. I would like to thank every student who helped out at school events and would like to congratulate the executive council on a job well done --to coin a phrase. It has been a super year, one that all executive members can recall with pride. Good luck to next years' Head Girl and her council. I wish you all great success and hope you will find the experience beneficial. We hope that you will have as much fun as we have had! ' I would like to wish every student a successful future full of fun and accomplishment. These are the components of a super life! Peace, love and granola, Ashleigh Executive Council TT 2nd Row - D. Prosen, C. Gray, J. Crozier, S. Dressler, A. Nichol. lst Row - J. Antoniuk, G. Andison, A. Banfield, J. Thamer, M. Lutz. is .v- .,. .s il 'I O . A sg - . , A' 5 .4 li EQ Message from the School Captain This has definitely been a year of memories--memories such as win- sweek and the new girls who at times were perhaps not too sure they wanted to be old girls, our first dance, when, by the end of the evening, I wished I could be the one to escape into the Time Warp, and last but definitely not least, spirit week, when we found out who really had the most spirit! None of these memories would have been possible, though, without the help of a fantastic group of girls who met every fwell almost everyll Day Six in good ol' room ll! To this year's student council I owe a great big thank-you, a thank you for making our L, ,R November dance one of the most successful in B.H. history and most of all for spreading the true spirit of B.H. throughout Senior School. When speaking of thank you's we cannot forget a very special person, without whom I would never have been able to cope this year. Thank you Mrs. Cantlie for all your guidance and support. The student's council could not have survived without you! Good luck to next year's school captain and student council - it's a lot of work but a lot of fun! Thanks again - I'll miss you! Jennifer Student Council In I I ln! I 3rd Row - H. McDonald, S. Dressler, J. Crozier, N. Ellis, J. Myers, K. McManus, T. Moore, M. Lutz. 2nd Row - K. Shanski, A. Oberdieck, G. Andison, K. O'Keefe, M. Gilfax, N. Fullerton, C. Sterling, S. Smith, T. Clarke, D. Andison. lst Row - C. Adams, K. Keene, F. Khan, P. Maia, J. Thamer, A. Banfield, L. Venditti, C. Kowalchuk, L. Nozick. MISSING - J. Carstairs. Junior Choir 'WJ' 2nd Row - Mr. Gartrell, H. Owen, M. Bodiroga, C. Nattress, D. Collette, M. McKenzie, N. Koth, K.1Shanski, M Baidwan. lst Row - K. Clark, M. Prabhu, N. Rosen, B. Freed, T. Hastings, G. Pettigrew, R. McArton, L. Nozick. Senior Choir - I , ,frh ., IA ll mee 3rd Row - M. Sahay, D. Prosen, T. Moore, G. Andison, P. Pigden, D. Liebrecht, P. Mottley, N. Fullerton, L Hastings, J. Ellis, M. Preston, L. Burron, L. Graham, A. Hersak. 2nd Row - J. George, C. Gray, A. Banfield, L. Cohen, B. L'Heureux, N. Cipryk, H. McDonald, C. Wintemute, D. Andison, C. Bewell, O. Hawkins, K. McDonald, Mr. Gartrell. lst Row - A. Whiteley, P. Patel, M. Adams, C. Klayh, R. Das, K. Shanski, K. King, S. Nigam, F. Billingkoff, B. Cunningham. Grad Committee 3rd Row - T. Moore, S. Hossack, P. Mottley, N. Ellis, A. Wiese, L. Malkin, A. Hilland, J. Condra, N. Vohora. 2nd Row - C. Seale, O. Hawkins, R. Morse, A. Adams, N. Cipryk, J. Foster, W. Dixon, C. McCullough Banerjee, M. Lisafeld. lst Row - C. Melosky, J. Fu, P. Patel, J. Ding, S. Soni, J. Kati, T. Steiman, S. Smith. ' Art Club Q0 A -. i'35i5Wf.' , Q :Q .3 fe , Q . V , L 14 r ,. S. Y tl. lie: iz.. FY cv M . x ' i 1 .4E5YS.5lE 2nd Row - Ms. Chandler, C. I-Iinchliffe, M. Hilland, D. Liebrecht, J. Buechel, M. Lisafeld. lst Row - C. Curtis, N. Baird, E. MacDonald, V. Herbert, V. Boucherat. I IW Political Science Club 2nd Row - J. Thamer, N. Koth, G. Andison, C. Gray, D. Hansen, A. Hersak, S. Rich, Mrs. Martin. lst Row - K. Clark, D. Rice, M. Bodiroga, C. Clarke, S. Bruce, V. Boucherat. Missing - R. McArton, M. Prabhu, M. Ramgoolam, T. Rothstein, P. Maia, J. Carstairs. Science Club an 2nd Row - M. I-Iilland, C. Hinchliffe, D. Leibrecht, J. Buechel, Mrs. Batters. lst Row - N. Koth, R. McArton, M. Prabhu, S. Bruce. Missing - V. Boucherat, S. Lyttle. 'W'-:Fl . A' iff iii . A ly .nl . 'Z' 3 .. far 1 1,1 E , rg ff: Aft' 55 Message from the Librar Prefect My year as library prefect has been both interesting 84 enjoyable. I have enjoyed sitting on both the student 8: executive councils. Because of my library prefect position, l have had the responsibility of helping to organize the ski weekend and the spice sale. Although these tasks were both difficult at times, the results were very rewarding. I would like to say a very special thanks to Mrs. Law, for all the knowledge and support that she has given me, and also, a special thanks to those on the library committee. Together we've made this year a special one for me, and hopefully for you too. Lots of luck, Maria Library Committee .4 TT 2nd Row - N. Cipryk, J. Antoniuk, J. Ellis, J. Myers, S. Dressler, A I-Iersak J Buechel Mrs Law lst Row - J. Thamer, K. Banerjee, P. Patel, M. Lutz, T. Clarke, R Nigam B Cunningham Missing - M. Adams, S. Aliemeier, L. Storey, J. Buechel. 'T Aerobics I I ,. I I I I I I I I in I I I I, II I 2, I 2nd Row - A. Hersak, K. O'Keefe, L. Malkin, L. Hastings, J. Ellis, L. Graham, Mrs. Batters. lst Row - B. Cunningham, C. Seale, H. McDonald, D. Andison, H. Cunningham, D. Rice. I I I I Curling i I I I I 2nd Row - R. Nigam, T. Clarke, M. Sahay, M. Lutz, J. Thamer, Mrs. Baillie. lst Row - B. L'Heureux, C. Bewell, K. McDonald, S. Nigam. fi- LI Sports Message from the Sports Captain This year the intermural program was extended in various aspects. Some of the games we played included Volleyball, Basketbah, Floor Ilockey, and ive enjoyed specuu events such as Ski Day, the Swim Meet and Christmas relays. Thanks to the Grade l2's, the gym walls were decorated with our house mascots, and an eagle carrying our new banner of the B.H. Blazers, all these murals add a certain flare to our gym. I would like to extend a special thanks to the fabulous spons councH, hdms h4cKenna and hdrs YVesuu,xwho have reaHy lmdped in rnaking this sports year a great success.l hope everyone kept fit, and most important of all, had fun. Love, Geills Sports Council - A Q 2nd Row - J. Anderson, T. Rothstein, S. Rich, V. Herbert, J. Ellis, V Palmer A Coughlm R Munro lst Row - Ms. McKenna, D. Prosen, C. Gray, G. Andison, J. Antoniuk A Nichol Mrs Westdal almoral Hall Jazz Company 3rd Row - L. Toni, H. Cunningham, N. Fullerton, P. Mottley, L. Graham, W. Dixon 2nd Row - V. Boucherat, M. Prabhu, S. Smith, C. Seale, S. Soni, R. McArton lst Row - A. Lazareck, J. Condra, T. Steiman, D. Hansen, C. Melosky, A. Banfield Junior Volleyball l A g f -'K 3rd Row - S. Lyttle, M. Ramgoolam, A. Gunn, L. Toni, M. Baidwan, T. Rothstein 2nd Row - T. Greenwood, J. Carstairs, H. Jessiman, B. Freed, K. Shanski, P. Sachdeva, C. Adams lst Row - V. Herbert, T. Kurz Freshman Volleyball f l---B 'tm :Hz W-A-2 . QQ. . ,,. it 2 2nd Row - Ms. McKenna, H. Cunningham, H. Mcdonald, L. Graham, N. Fullerton, M. Crozier, M. Ball, F. Tamamori lst Row - C. Mclnnis, K. Shanski, J. Collins, A. Coughlin, T. Kotelewetz, C. Wintemute Varsity Volleyball ,X lst Row - D. Prosen, N. Ellis, K. Banerjee, J. Condra, O. Hawkins, C. Gray, Mrs. Westdal, N. Cipryk, A. Ban field, J. Foster, D. Hansen, T. Moore, A. Cohen. Missing - J. Nishikawa Junior Basketball 2nd Row - T. Rothstein, E. MacDonald, M. McKenzie, T. Kurz, V. Herbert, S. Pal, L. Venditti lst Row - Ms. McKenna, H. Jessiman, B. Freed, A. Gunn, K. Shanski, J. Carstairs, N. Rosen Freshman Basketball 2nd Row - M. Hilland, F. Tamamori, K. Barnsley, N. Fullerton, K. O'Keefe, J. Czarny, C. Mclnnes lst Row - K. Keene, J. Collins, J. Snodgrass, B. Cunningham Missing - J. Ellis Varsity Basketball mv. 1.27 3rd Row - M. Ball 2nd Row - N. Cipryk, P. Mottley, H. McDonald, O. Hawkins lst Row - T. Orchard, J. Foster, A. Hilland, C. Gray, J. Crozier, R. Morse, A. 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We started our practises at lunchtime in September, and the two performances were held in March. Everyone had so much fun putting it all together, that memorizing our lines was not all that bad. I'm sure that it was something we will always remember. Thanks, to Mr. G , our director, without whom we never could have done it. QI wish I could Spanish dance like he can.J Who says a girls' school can't do a male and female production?! Onalee Higgins Hawkins. '11 'Ck- id . 4 J Q3 4' wi v M. n xfvi. Q G' ,ei iff? 'WI Resldence Message from the Head of Residence This year in residence was definitely an experience for all. We had a new Dean of Residence, Miss McKenna, plus eighteen new boar- ders. Needless to say there were many adjustments to be made in accordance with new rules and regulations from the powers above. Once everything settled down we were able to sit back and have some fun! Our basic initiative this year was to make residence a happy place to be fa home away from homel. With the help of the residence council and the support of the boarders we were able to have Halloween parties, Christmas parties, pajama breakfasts, pancake breakfasts with the teachers, video nights, spirit weeks fthe memorable pudding feeding contestsj, and residencelday-girl sleepover in residence. In residence a new thing happens every day - a new day, a new experience - most importantly as boarders we learn how to live together, become friends and we learn un- derstanding. As head girl of residence, although a difficult job, has not only been a worthwhile experience, but a learning experience for me. Good luck to all, Susan Residence Council ...Tix 2nd Row - K. Banerjee, L. Judson, J. Crozier, T. Clarke, S. Smith lst Row - L. Duthie, D. Searle, S. Dressler, A. Oberdieck Missing - B. L'Heureux Residence '85 3rd Row - K. Corbett, S. Hossack, T. Moore, J. Goymer, Ms. Laurent, M. Sahay, A. Oberdieck, L. Judson, S Fitzsimon, C. Lau, S. Dressler. 2nd Row - Ms. MacKenna, W. Dixon, T. Clarke, T. Kotelowitz, J. Foster,K. Bartlett, F. Tamamori, J. Fu, K Kineshanko, C. Waterton, J. Crozier. lst Row - S. Smith, M. Crozier, M. Lisafield, M. Ball, J. Ding, K. Banerjee, Y. Kwong. Missing - D. Searle I would prefer vanilla 1,1 NWI rf.-3,2 She's cool! l I 1 l I r 1 1 Q 5 a i 4 Ultra-Brite Smiles! l I Where the heck is Weyburn? l ISK l say Turkey and Stuffingn! We're ready for Grad 'li Z' fx -' 1 if.. .. -f 4 N-Q, rw-ff' 4 J A-one, a-two The Carving of the Pumpkin ' 1 SO WS f-' C? 3, Y A -f sf .I ,, - IN-ff. - Candy Apples? of Coffee, tea or 1 ,' 5 nk I C 1 I ' ' You've got to be kidding ,f K Ng , xl Q, . if f .21 4 'hp-. ff? V '. E.,-... Life on Langside. 1 I I don't wanna go to Res! Coke - it's the real thing eh? Metal Queens. 'L..t A tram if wjoy ffrqr' f No Comment. Q1 Share those M8LM'5! l'm on the B.H. team! ? ? I h -4 Qs fi r 'f 'Y r W ' nl Once again the boarders crawled out of the academic closet to put to- gether another evening of comedy, dance, music and good old- fashioned entertainment for the Res. staff and other boarders. We didn't know what culture was until we heard Joelle's Crue serenade us with melodious metal, or the Dalton House theme song sung by the B.H. Tabernacle Choir. Bill Cosby is an undertaker in com- parison to our comediennes! En- tertainment Tonite, here we come! 'NF f 5 'af la -435 5 'Lx wwf. , Lil A CAT S JOURNEY Once upon a tlme there was a grey cat Her name was Mrsty Mlsty was no ordrnary cat She drdn t just hke to stay home She preferred to travel all over the world As she drdn t have an owner to take her anywhere Mlsty had to go places all by herself Mlsty couldn t afford to buy plane or tram tlckets or her own car Instead she used her own very specral way of travellmg She ate a large meal when she could fmd one curled mto the smallest ball posslble went to sleep and dreamed her way to wherever she wanted to go Of course sornettmes she dldn t end up exactly where she had planned One cold snowy day Mrsty dreamed herself to Hawan where II IS always warm and sunny When she woke up she found herself rn a very hot and dlrty town Thrs wasn t Hawan' Mrsty declded to look around for she had nex er been rn thrs place before She had never seen so many people The streets were so crowded that she almost got her tall stepped on Mrsty walked around Most of the burldxngs were prnk coloured stone but at the end of the town Mtsty came to the most beautiful burldmg she had ever seen It was surrounded on three sldes by a garden full of trees and flowers There was a long pool of water which reflected thrs beautlful burldlng The bulldmg was beslde a r1ver lt was made all of whrte marble and lt gllttered from the jewelled deslgns that were all over ll Luke all cats Mlstv was very currous She wanted to see who hved there so she went msrde She was surprrsed to fmd nobody there She only found a tomb made of whrte marble with wrmng on lt that she couldn t understand She declded that she hked thls beautlful place and she wrshed she knew what rt was Suddenly a strange man ln funny clothes entered the burldrng He behaved very susplclously so Mnsty declded to follow hlm When he started to steal some of the beautrful Jewels off the walls Mrsty hrssed and growled and made her fur stand on end The robber was so scared that he ran away screammg Then he trrpped and fell mto the pool MISIY kept looklng around Just then she met another cat He was very drfferent from Mrsty He was skmm and white but hrs fur was all dusty He told Mrsty hrs name was Pungee He told her that she was rn Indra and the town was called Agra The beautlful bulldlng was the Taj Mahal It was the place where a beautlf ul queen was burred Suddenly Mrsty was grabbed and put rn a bag The bad thref had chmbed out of the pool and grabbed her lt was up to her new frlend to rescue her He jumped at the bad man and scratched hrm and brt hrm The pohce came They sald that Pungee and Mrsty were heroes They asked them to stay and guard the Taj Mahal People sand they were very special cats and brought them speclal thmgs to eat Mrsty loved the garden and all the beautrful thmgs around her But when lt got very very hot she deelded ll was tlme to go home Pungee was sad because he drdn t want to lose hls frrend so Mlsty taught hrm to travel ln her own specral way Now Mxsty can dream her way to Pungee when the weather rs very cold and he can VlSll her when nt gets too hot By Maryam Ahsan Grade 5 Joy rs Joy IS a beautlful purple abalone It tastes hke cupcakes wrth rcmg very beautiful It smells l1ke strawberrles looks hke Jewels And rt remmds me of ralnbows lives m the ocean It sounds llke frreworks. Shell Joy makes me feel like gomg Into the backyard to play By shereen Abdel Hadr In the SHOW- Grade 1 By Sunlt Jolly Grade 2 3 . . . . . ,. . , . . . . , . . . , . , . . . , . , ' ! 9 - - a .,, 1 ' - . . a a a ' :- D D , I . . . . . n c A u 1 A - - . ' 9 V . . . . . . .. . . , 9 - a , . Q ' Q c 0 Q u . , . . u , . . a - 1 - . . . . . . , c 1' V . , . . ' . . . . . . , . . , I 0 n , . 1 . . . . E . , - ' 3 ' 9 ' 9 - . . . . ' n u up ' 1 0 . . . I'd like to find, Waves of Unicorns Way up in the tree, A hive with around it, I was walking down the beach Swarming bees. , When I saw a huge wave. Suddenly , It is made of nectar, I saw unicorns walking out. From the flowers. . . Their manes and tails were made of gold, - They buzz away, I They were all white. Throughout the day, Their horns were made of ivory. Even though the sky is gray. Then all of them started going back, Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz .. Q And the wave crashed! By Silke O'Tremba By Megan Kozminski Grade 4 Grade 3 Snow Crystals Falling gently down and down Making not a single sound What a pretty sight to see Snow crystals on a lovely tree Snow looks like crystals in the sun It really is a lot of fun When you go outside to play You always want to stay all day By Beth Hutchings Grade 5 How to Catch a Leprechaun taccordmg to Mrs Adams classl Swoop him up with a big net while he s sleeping Chase him on your bicycle then pop him into the basket Send your robot after him Sneak up on him grab the key out of his pocket and lock him in his room Slip a bag over his head and carry him away Paint some rocks with gold paint While he s trying to lift them grab him Make a huge trap covered with shamrocks When he steps on the magic stick the door would come down on im Sing to him so he would fall asleep Then carefully pick him up and keep in him in your bed Wait in a tree When the leprechaun skips by drop a Super Valu bag over hlm Paint yourself with invisible pamt so you can see him if he disappears 13 Dress all your dolls in green so it looks like a Leprechaun Patch Then the real one will come and play with them 14 Pour glue on your bedroom floor When a leprechaun runs through he would stick around forever 15 O K Build a pole for him to slide down When he gets to the bottom splat a pie in his face 1. . . . . , . I 2. . . 3 . . . 3. ' . 4. . Q . s . . . '- 5. ' ' ' . 6. . . . . . , . . , . . 9. ' . ' ' , h' . IO.. . v . . . . . I ll. . ' , ' . Someday 'Nh Frfend Someday mx frlend Ishall otothe forest To luxe mth the ammals there. Somedav my frtend I shall ao to thc. forest Where man IS not any where Someday my frlend lshall sm mth the bluebrrd I shall rlde on a moose and be frrends mth an owl Someday my frxend Ishall huntsuth tttaer And not be afratd of wolses when they howl Someday mv frtend I shall sneak hke a fox And play wxth the ehrpmunlss all dav Someday mv frrend I shall sxum mth an otter And share the bold eagle s prey Someday mv frrend I shall sleep mth 1 bear And ruse vs nth the warmth ofthe sun Someday my frlend I shall explore mth a beay er And a raeeoon vull teaeh me the mulnme of fun Someday mv frtend I shall share mth the ammals And be free luke all of them there Someday mv frrend I shall hve mth the ysrldltfe In the forest mv frrend somexy here Someday my frtend Ishall Ishall So protect them ttll I ean get there By Dana McG1Iltvray Grade 5 Happmess IS La Plult I-Iappmess ts brnght pmk II tastes hke smnamon La plurt dame sur Ia terre 11 Smells like flowers La plult fart un aronuel And remmds me of smxles La plum est mg belle It sounds Ilke people Iaughmg I-Iappmess makes me feel Itke Smlllllg Bx Mmm Maksx m Grade 4 By Marla Retmer Grade 2 ' I f ' ' .I . 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Cmdx Seahorse Onee upon a time there xx as a seahorse Her name was Ctndv She was the prtneess ol the seahorses But there was a shark Tlns shark wanted all the seahorses Fred was the hero One dav the shark planned to take Cmdy Fred dtd not luke the thought ot thus so he deetded to restue her Ftrst he had to go through along eave Then he had to goto a door He opened the door The shark was rtght behtnd htm' The shark opened hts mouth Fred swam away fast' Only he erashed Into the door' When he got up he went rtght tn and sawed her They marrted and ltved happtly ever atter By Ashletgh Sures Grade 1 'ylonsters ofthe Dark W hen I go to bed at mght I keep my eyes shut very ttaht I eannot peek beeause I fear The Monsters ofthe Dark appear In dayltght cheerful vtolets grow Bestde the wtndow tn a row But at mght thetr shadows loom Agarnst the cetlmg of my room In dayhght I can see my doll My rollerskates my bat my ball At nlght they seem ahve and creep To attack mem my sleep ln dayltght there s my ltttle ehatr At ntght ttme rt beeomes a bear That wrll eat me btte by btte Oh, please, some one, turn on the light' By Lauren Tom Grade 7 Stlent Snow One wld autumn day I prayed l prayed That tt would really snow But the leaves were sttll blowtng The ltghts were all glowtng And tt dtdn t snow a btt That very ntght What a sight To see rt snow and snow I ran outstde To play and sltde I really had some fun One hour later My mom called tn And I went to bed Rememberxn . By Tara Serrette Grade 5 ' t .3 ,1 ' , ,,. t . , ' . ' ,.. ' , .,. . . . '. Qs .4 t Y K D .. . . . , . 1 o ' I . 4 ' I 1 . . . . . . . , - . . I . . Y x 1 . , . , . . . 7 . - ' 1 - ' . ,, L . I .' . ' - I ' 5 - ., 1 ' V v Y . , ,' uf -5 1 My 4 , S ' 1 . s - ' . . 5 . . - f 7 ' I I 1 V . , . I. W 1 s fu ' . . 9 . I . .. a 1 - 9 . V. , . x .. .I 9 7 V 9 . . . -9 BEFORE IT S TOO LATE Man the master now rulesthe earth Animals have no say As human houses towns and crties Get bigger every day We gradually grow and invade the world Llke a swarm of hungry bees. We take over large layers of land And try to usurp the seas As the greed of green eyed humans grows We seek for more and more No ammals Wlll be able to lrve Wtth these men of hardened cores On thrs beautiful land of God s Many have trred to survtve But only the SPCCICS of two legged mammals Has had the chance to thrtve We mtstake our fortune many atrme And often forget the others The smaller creatures that roam th1s earth Should really be known as our brothers To see what he has done We must try to conserve our wxldllfe Before we f1nd there IS none By JANE NASSER SHARIF Grade 5 A Fresh Fallen Snow I love to walk m a fresh fallen snow That sparkles and shlnes up to me The beautmful sllence that calms the wmd As ICICICS hang from treetops and roofs I walk slowly and catch snowflakes on my tongue They stuck to my eyelashes and melt on my nose Through the deep woods everythmg IS strll w1th a snow song A lovely feehng comes over me The maglc of wlnter IS creeplng mto my heart As I walk 1n a fresh fallen snow By Dana McG1ll1vray Grade 5 3 I 9 9 ! . 9 9 3 ' 1 9 . . , 9 1 5 3 Man must stop and take a minute, 9 9 3 9 . . . . . , , . Estrtlllta lltttle stary Radtant are the shtmmertnz Jeyyels Up aboye It you look tnto my eyes you II see Lummous as ltehtenme The blue green yyaters ofthe ocean Glttter Ilke beamS O1 Iloht Look further and you Il see a beatlng I maryel heart I Gaze up tn ayye Ey en deeper you II nottee a mtssmg space Al lht? IDIIGROITICIIOI1 III the l1I2hI sky A Space that Qggupled 3 key I-Ioyy do they enllahten so beauttfullvq The key to the heart THEN mug! hah 6 magli And tn the refleetton of the blue green waters Special maelu You II see thethtef Or are they ltke phoentyesq But tune and betng born By Joelle Foster Enhvhten my eorner of the yy orld By Mona Bardyytn Grade 7 Tyyo speelal people carme for one another But neyer one trulv yytthout the other You and I together and at ttmes apart Sharma a frrendshrp that comes lrom the heart Growrne toeether yyrth each passtng day Learnme to help one another along the way Ixnoyyme yy hen you need me I am there For thts reason belteve I truly care Ltfe ts sald to be short at ttmes I am part of vours and you are of mtne If I were eranted but one yytsh It would be that ours IS ftlled vytth happlness Sharmg eartne understandrng one another Wrll surely create a relattonshlp luke no other All thls and more eomes from yyrthtn the heart Hoptng that we yytll neyer eyer truly be apart By Kathrme Bartlette Grade 7 V N , ' 9 ' , 1 . . Q 1 1.1. , , 1' Z' G ' 1 y I 1 ' I know the stars enlighten, Grade ll ' ' 9 sf sf Y 'A 1 . I ' 1' V 1 V v 1 9 ' . , x . u . ... l I-nfs' 'P - ' f .X g W X ,pw Af '52 -by V O K' ' - it K. ti if Jrf xg, f sg' as sv A5 an S? 'gl 7'--iv t-hr' E lla, Track Meet The annual Balmoral Hall Track and Field meet took place at Sargeant Park on a sunny day in May. By entering and placing in as many events as possible, our athletes managed to earn points for their houses, but the main objective was to have as much fun as possible! Old track and field records were broken and new records re- placed them. Ballater House was the lucky recipient of the track and field trophy, but as the old adage goes, Just wait til next year! 4.7--5 is 4 414: 5? 5. 112 ,xr af' Q -, '- in T ' an F' in Q 1. 2. 'Q Q A gg ' 3 M - Daughter Luncheons P fl A 4 Q -:--R, X, I ,., '52 Q , - ' . -1, - . 2 ,, 1 Aq I I . C Q f-K .fr 'iff' 1 , M f 51. in 9? hh i 'Q ,SA N93 a 'AES Yr f? fi 4 13 -34 ,A 4 M Q J,-2-Q, ii! I I 'N fanwdvv sf The Graduates -2 .Q MQ X 1 0 X i O E 3 .Q , is if The Way We Were Class of 85 Yvonne Kwan Lorie Hutchison Jennifer Thamer Kathleen McManus Cynthia Lau Kris Corbett Ursula Batchelor Rashmi Nigam Deidre Prosen Leigh Fiorentino Susan Dressler l. Joann Antoniuk m. Angela Nickel Kelli Smith Jennifer Nishikawa Maria Lutz Terri Clarke Joanne Crozier Jill Munroe Ashleigh Banfield Jennifer Myers Kathleen McManus Kathleen joined our BH family in grade four. This year she was our class president and last year Kathleen was the yearbook editor and an executive on the grade committee. Kathleen had her own U of M privilege card this year and always went there to study. On these visits Umzoo was a frequent stop. Kathleen lives by the daily happenings in Pine Valley and loves Tad Martin. Another one of the Pepper's girls, Kathleen went there to cool off. In grade ll she established a record for the biggest party in the shortest time span. Her favorite class this year was calculus and Kathleen excelled in it! Kathleen spent nine years as a part of BH and enjoyed English each year - let's have another Hamlet test! Kathleen's eighteenth was a smashing success and we'll never forget the G and the shock on our faces. She danced the day away at Arts BB's in lieu of going on ski weekend. Good luck studying commerce at the U. of M., and waiting around the science buildings. Catchy yourself a doctor Kathleen and let's meet at Umzoo! Ursula Batchelar , Urs came to tts in grade 7 and has enjoyed BH life for six years, but why such a short stay on the honor roll Urs? A major part of Ursula's grade 11 and 12 years included a white and black Mustang and of course the driver. She too had her own U. of M., privilege card and the BB's gave her great pleasure however, Ursula always ran away from a certain BP with blue glasses and pink runners. Ursula is the third Pepper's girls and went there every weekend. Ursual will never live down l think Pm going to stay home tonight and what a party she missed! Ursuia suffers from frequent blackouts and doesn't remember asking her date to grad. She too had a favorite class this year and it was Chem., and she loved having a test a day! Mrs. Baillie and Ursula developed a good rapport over the years but Urs stil! doesn't know how to write a 3. Don't ever forget the car rally and finding the biggest package. In grade ll Urs gave Mrs. Robertson joy and pleasure and Urs has always enjoyed phys. ed. Have fun in arts at the U. of M., next year and study your heart out for Mr. Right! Kathleen, Ursula, Kristine, Jill fig, i l 5 - 5 l 5 Kristine Corbett joined the B.H. family in grade 9, from the booming metropolitan trading post of The Pas. A member of the elite residence, Kris will always be remembered for her collapsing chest, anti-hanger campaign, and for her love of SJR dances. We could always count on Kris for a detailed report on the content of dinner, thanks to her job as lab assistant. One of the few overagerssin res Kris was always in demand on weekends. She played soccer with unequalled dedication and skiil CT-lead the ball, girisul and could often still pig-out! An excellent swimmer we suspect she is part eel, Kris usually won most of her events in our annual swim meets, to the glory of the yellow bird, as well as pass her National Lifeguard. Next year Kris will be taking her green cardigan away to UBC where she will study engineering thopefully with as much dedication as her Physics this yearj. Good luck and start looking: only four years till grad.'Love ya! Jill Munro Jill came to BH in grade I0 and the school still hasn't recovered. In grade ll Jill was an executive on the grad committee and a real troublemaker! J ill is known for her many boyfriends - a new one each monthg however Jill's heart remains with a Mustang. Chem students will never forget Jill's other side. ln grade l0 Jill loved Bio tests so much she had to have one of her own. Jill is a reckless driver and her Jill's favorite class and she always managed to miss due to a nose bleed. Jill's name is engraved in the St. Paul's parking lot for some strange reason. Jill enjoyed her three years at BH very much and her classmates enjoyed having Jill's loud voice around. Good luck with the B from U and enjoy social work at the University of Victoria. Cheers, Jill, we're going to miss you! If f 'I' f o fx 1 I, 1 Q A be found working in the art room or doing yearbook layouts tTHANKS!!!J Kris is a real survivor, she can enter a foodless kitchen friends will always remember their first experience in her car. Jill is one of the Pepper's girls and the tables will never be the same. Mondays night at Scandal's is .lill's favorite place to study. The six million dollar man proved to be a major part of Jill's grade 12 year. English was' is . chocolate was a great idea!!! Over the year, Susan's T-Bird has lost a few parts. What fqtnttch longer can Susan go on before her father cancels her Visa Card? Susan will go in search of her Mel one day thopefully before Gradl. But after ve. Good times fast times Always. What happened to Balmorai Hall this year...? Jennifer Myers. Jen was met by a welcoming committee on the Love Boatg she then set sail for a year of fun, love and excitement. As a new girl she quickly learned the rules of BH... then she broke them! Of course Jen fit in perfectly. Jen-Jen has her own life size Ken-doll, she may never have to change the initials on her luggage QJMJ. Jen held the apres winter fun day. Pink Lemonade is her specialty - what a mess! She was an active member in school sports. Her memorable participation in a couple of games fwell, maybe onel wilt never be forgotten. Jennifer forgot to tell us at BH one thing - she was a - chronic cl klutz, Her interests extend to many sports: jogging in the park, skiing T aerobics, Weightlifting... you name it, Jennifer will try it tat least once if it involves fweightlossll BH. had a great influence on Jennifer, especially her hair. Is it blonde or red? It is cut, curly, is it combed? Jennifer will attend the University of Manitoba t in the fall of 85. She is not quite ready to leave our windy city and return to the teast, Ontario being her home province. After one year Jennifer has left her mark in A the hallowed halls of BH. Best of luck Jen-Jen. ,,, Our Head of Res. tduring the week?J Since Susan arrived from Brandon in Grade ll, she has had at least forty-seven different haircuts. I-low many times can one go , to a stylist in a month?? Susan's favorite excuse is: I'd love to but... I have a chemistry test. Susan is the mature, responsible one, and will give lessons if asked. - The Langside Street McDonald's will probably go under when Susan leaves Balmoral trltlall. Winter Fun Day at Kildonan Park would not have been the same without her - hot ' are you doing this weekend Susan? Shining you buh-caps or polishing your shoes? I-low 1 discovering what 9th lover at Saugeen-Maitland is all about, she's headed directly for 'University of Western Ontairo - 'preppy capital of Canada'. 5 'Susan is sure to come out of the closet one day - probably when her 'insecurities' Jennifer, Susan, Joann, Lori, Angela e . . si- , Jo-Amt Antoniuk, our spirited house head of Glen Gairn, set new records in house box creativity. Jo-Ann came to B.l-l. in grade nine. 9 During ber time here, she has shared her warm spirit and smile with every member in the B.H. family. Jo's number one dilemma since ninth Jgade has been, which dress to wear to which grad! ln eleventh grade, Jo-Ann was an active member of the A.P.T. compact - her contribution Fuchocolate cake! Jo-Ann's halloween costumes will always be a hit. Pinky and french maids all have new meanings. Jo-Ann will be best remembered turning her white 'vet' around on Langside, What a traffic jam. In twelfth grade, Jo-Ann was definitely social bunny No. 1. ' Never lose your ears! This B.H. basketball star tgr. 9, IO, 111 kept the Magic Room in business. Jo-Ann introduced Norma Kamali to Safeway as shopping. Jo's ambition is to be a major tennis star: her fate is picking up balls at Tuxedo Tennis Club. What are you doing this weekend, '-Jo? Going to'L.A. Bi-coastal is the new fad. We will probably see Jo-Ann in the Breakfast Club Part 2 in the near future! WE LOVE -Y OU! Good luck, Jo-Ann. if , rs - Lori has been a part of the B.H., family since grade 8. The memories started with Lori when she was elected president of her class in grade 9. Qfkemember Spirit Week? Lori's most remembered talent seems to be eating with her face during the food relay! Lori became an active member of -1- e Apt. contract in grade ll but grade 12 has been the most fun! F rom the social bunnies to being clubbed at the O.U.l Remember Lori, only good ' gppers shop at Safeway! But does Lori enjoy being institutionalized? Will Hutch ever get her driver's licence? l'll pay you to drive me home! i i7's,l8th birthday will echo in the halls of Backstage forever! What time will Jake have the Uno here, Lor? We love you. Good luck at U. of M., r i A - xtyear! .f gela Nichol Some say Ang has marbles in her brain, but actually it is in her blood. Ang and Connie the Cougar came to BH in l0th grade. in her final igtshe became head of Ballater. ln llth grade she founded the Apt. compact with several active members, and an exclusive guest list. Her ' possibiiities include - hair designer, scuba diver, child psychologist, pilot and a treasure hunter. Ang is always searching for gold or is it sf . . . . . . . it ls gym? Angela's true ambition is to become a race car driver but the dream ends in a ditch in The Maples. She's famous for never glowing the times she definitely deserves the Trademark it's not due today is it? Ang excelled in her Women in Society course by ing her project wrong city!!! Honestly, Ang tan lines aren't that bad. Tuxedo Park Safeway is visited frequently by Angela, she says she .ra u nlts a lot of milk. We're sure to find her in years to come, still dancing tlike aiwaysi, dressing differently, successful tof coursej and s i ' ing. Until our next winter fun day party! Thunder Bay will never see enough of you. We love you, good-luck. .1 h A W'- ,. 1, i', my ' Q Y 5 z wav- 'Ny , 4 3 , W 4 h Z ,T . ,Q 44. . ' 4 3 :iw M sq x Z ci? af N 5 25,1 -I VI: '. 5 , f '-fn Ai U Ns. V 75- v ' in R ' x 'w .. f-. . , .' Q, ,xx wif' ..an-- -1- Q? V fs, YE , NX, M 4,1 . ,E 5 KX ff' f ' , fi, fx:-22g,g,Q -1-Y' His 'W Q' 5711 v 'x 'Swv 'Q vig , ' Aw 's' .' fff'i'Z ff ,vis ?',9. 'f-I 5.952 2 r Y , v Ky' rX:'7' ': 55 nf ', P ,, , . q:,5 T ..V, . W Jo-Crow entered the B.H. scene in grade nine and no doubt will not be or planning fund raisers for yearbook, Joanne never fails to spread her a member of the varsity basketball team since grade nine. However basketball is organized the notorious B.I-I. soccer team, and who will ever forget Jo's one and only ski She may not have conquering the hills but she sure could handle those Mexican restaurants!! fWouId you like us to start over, Jo?J member of the grad dance committee in grade eleven and even more active when it came to finding a dateg newspaper and as its editor, renamed it the Balmoral Holler . Joanne's involvement in school life came to a appointed yearbook editor, thus making her a prefect. Joanne contributed many original ideas to executive council, but effect Jo's insight into what really happens at school life meetings was greatly appreciated and her reputation as a Next year Jo plans to attend McGill University and enter the Faculty of Science. Good luck, see you by the dissection saw, we conquered. spirit only As Holy Corintheans! Kelli Smith, alias Sherona Botswana has been at Balmoral Hall for 14 years and is due for parole this June. conventionality of B.H. with her 'unusual' sense of fashion and 'rebellious music! Thanks to a certain SJR Friday nights polishing her army boots. Kelli could always be depended on to supply the grade l2's food from the newly avid cameraman, Kelli became school photographer this year and could be seen down the halls with her Nikon around her actually had film in it. While some grade 12's escaped during spares to Grandma Lee's Kelli could usually be Richardson Hall. l'm sure Kelli will never forget last year's trip to Russia, where she learned a valuable lesson in time you go sightseeing, Kelli, you should take someone who isn't color blind! Kelli's future plans are to go to Western 'student of life'. Good Luck! P.S. Beware of friends bearing life savers! -14. 1a1'y-413, 3 '--' I-, sly Q ' ' ., Q , Pl I ff ,. ' fri . if f i J . L .fig-'if-1 -'i x, ' 4 gr - Q , I .A -, .5tkg:'fA 3' A I-'. f f 4 , f , ' ' ' .' a , 7 yt' ' ' , 'L' 5-+f rg,. f f ' dfyj J , ' at' 4 A '- 5, , 1 i g +r'L.', 'Ei lk, . as 1 , fvv- - -' . 5 I I fy ' ,. ,, J , ,g A Ml., , ,,,. . , , ,,, , , , J , Q V51 a io , 1, 4 ' , fm! 5' Fam' 'L s ' -1- ' ' 'YV' i 7' , ,f , wget X,- biul V . V . ,A g i 1 M' Q' -...- Q ef' - . L 1 i fi , -is ff fi! ,f ' ' ,J 1 if' iff' 31, V , ,,,,g- i ,V f tv Itiilx , ., , . x g Q' f f , J yfvgzvf , . 123, Y-ax . ss: A ' fl i r . ,V 1 , ,I Y A W fiat Qsafgr , . x. s-.Lia f .... IQ . , 7:4 ji' Wxiezi' 'ri- '1 If :4a.1,,Z.. . jill ,. 5 v. ,Q . 4 .-: it l d J 'lg L an H if ' V f' :' Leigh Fiorentino came to B.H. in grade six and made stunning observations about all of us. Caustic and cool, the only thing that had quiet style. She and K.M. were a team when they discovered boys. Then without a car. Leigh exasperated Mr. G. by continuously talking to her neighbors in choir , but what you learn from looking in a mirror. Everyone likes to look in mirrors. Now Leigh is going back to and she hates the questions people ask about future professionsg she will know when she gets there, Jennifer Thamer bounced into the Hall from Ottawa back in grade 9 and BH has never been the same! A leader Jen was elected vice-president of her class and was an active and voluble member of the political science club. We voice. She sang for the choir. She was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in My Fair Lady and took part sports was not her forte she was a member of the BH curling team and excelled in dodging trees on ski weekend. with a bang when was elected captain. Under her management student council sailed through a busy but enjoyable year activity. The unofficial prep of the graduating class, the reason that she always wore her Vuarnets was to protect her those unusual orange print Bermudas. Jennifer always managed to look at the bright side of things and her favorite sweet or He's sueha honey . Although she broke a nail, we can assume that Jen had a super l cottage! An Ontarion at heart, Jen plans to attend Carleton, where she was accepted into Journal articles by Jennifer Thamer. Until then, best of luck and keep smiling. In 1982, Terri Lee Clarke, better known as Bobbi joined BH., abandoning Lynn Lake, although she still insists 'it's a good place', Upon entering Winnipeg like Terri gave up her former habits, cultivating a more sophisticated yen for coffee KL 8: B will mis you... ART critique, hall Upon graduation her tastes have simmered to the occasional diet coke or gingeraie. Terri has contributed her talents in many ways, in her first year at B.l-l., she was elected to grad committee and maintained an outstanding academic performance - making the Honor Roll?!? She ,became an irreplaceable member of the curling team as Mrs. Baillie's star skip but also skates and skiis adeptly. She cut an awfully cut figure on ski weekend in her bunny slippers with the cuddliest bear in the world in tow. Well my little Squash, we'li have to return to our secret corner for more donuts and back bacon, eh? Despite terr's rare presence due to doctor appointments, or just sleeping through physics, we'll miss both her and those lunch hour transformations - sigh! if only we could all live in rez! Terri was adopted by rez, as confidante, sharing gossip and tastleless jokes over lethal slush and B.l-l. deluxe. Rez., just won't be the same without Terri's H. Ford pics plastered all over wail twell, where drinking and driving posters leave gapsl. Since February, when the future Mr. T.C. swept the future Mrs. D.F. off her feet with his snazzy camera, we have missed endless l wish I had a boyfriendl' But we still hear I wish l had a car! Poor Terri, in her desire to follow Bob's footsteps in pharmacy, Terri is off to U of M for Admin. Studies, possibly to be sidetracked at bylaw. We'll miss you TLC! Hose off you I-loser! Maria has been a Blrler since Grade 5. This year she's held the position of Library Prefect and has become Mrs. Law's little helper. Along with hanging out in the 9' library, Maria is a member of the Canteen Club, where she can be found listening to the latest music from across the Atlantic or frantically studying chemistry. Maria is a hardworker who never admists defeat, except on Friday afternoons. She can do no wrong in the eyes of some teachers thanks to her finesse in curling. Yes, Maria is BI-Ps star curler and Mrs. Baillie's pride and joy! Her other athletic abilities include improptu 100 M sprints, shotput discus, volleyball and now soccer. Maria can be seen puttering to school in interesting orange vehicles and we can't miss her as she prances into the hall in her cool shades and imported T-shirts or Brave New Waves radiating from her walkman! Maria can frequently be seen at Impressions on the Bitte Note tyou thavagell and has done wonders for her! Maria's creative and IFE artistic talents are taking her to Fine arts next year and then possibly into ad- ff, vertising, but not before she takes off to London this summer! Keep on skanking Maria! We'll miss you! .lennifer Squashl Nisakawa has been rushing into B.H. at 9:05 a.m. for the past six years. Despite her consistant tardiness, Jennifer has managed to uphold an outstanding academic record throughout her sojourn. Jennifer although now an 'old bag', still upholds many of her 'youthful' habits and can usually be found consuming vast amounts of coffee land food!??J in assorted smoke infested establishments throughout Winnipeg. Jennifer has always had a strange and unexpiainabie weakness for 'cuteness' - especially in the form of 'bunnies' even chocolate ones from Albert? She has also proven to be a bad influence on those easily persuaded - SXCEDI on some 'radical' beliefs Cdown with capitalists W right Jen!?!3 In her earlier years, Jennifer's alto-sax could be heard sounding melodically -'not quite like Bowie's - sorry, Jen! Next year Jennifer plans to take a short journey to the east all the way to Queen's where she will prepare to enter the wonderful world of medicine. Good luck in the future Jen, and don't worryg I do see things will tend to work out in a positive perspective. Nishakawa Powa Forever! ff Terri, Maria, Jennifer, Rashmi RashmiNigam - Rashtni joined our BI-I family in grade seven. Since then she has been a Glen Garin house head, involved in the Political Science Club, choir, library committee, Gourmet Cooking Club, Canteen Club and a Mrs. Baillie favorite on the curling team. Rashmi can often be seen pouring over her books in the library, or dashing off the grounds to some unknown destination in her shiny red Celica. She can also be seen helping others, both in school and also out. She is an avid, Young and the Restless , fan and can always be counted on to give a run down on what is happening. She is also known for her infinite number of bangies, which without fail change on a daily basis. Her driving has improved immensely since the beginning of the year, although while parailel parking she can still be heard to say, U1 didn't know l was supposed to turn the wheel that way! But seriously Raslnm, what about those spiral parkades?? Next year Rashmi wiil be attending the U of W, on her way to a career in the medical field. We wish you the best of luck Rashmil We'li miss ya! PS, the BEAT goes on! see 'I E . s Xxx Q . r . I 'S ti, Q ,. Jf? , ' , . I 'MN 1 S H WTA.-,-f- ri wg fx I I fu . V ,I '1 1 K v , l 1 WW l V I -1, .': g-12 . T. QU x' ' J i 'Q - f - y 1 ' ' f - as x S X v frfiftf ' -.J , . 1, .,n mx, :m ii! - g if I 5 s 0 H. fjg 9 up ggi if 4'-9' , ,.-7' Cheryl Waterton our import from Trinidad, has been at B.H. for two years. Although she was one of the more cheerful boarders, she would city. f . 5 4 LG! occasion fly into a royal rage in which she would exclaim, 1 am soooo angry! Residence will always remember Cheryl for her musicg the variety and the volume. She was the unofficial president of the Rush Fan Club land the only rnemberlj, and the huge ghetto blaster that she took wltereverlt she went became her trademark. A talented guitarist, Cheryl usually played at various school functions such as Talent Night. tWe will never forgets , Cheryl liked science fexcept for maybe chemistrylj, Cheryl was accepted at Dalhousie University to enter the Faculty of Science. Keep smiling, ani. remember If music is the food of love play on! . g . Heather joined the Balmoral Hall family in grade ten, and she certainly has left her mark. This blonde bombshell could be seen flying down A 'R her rendition of Day by Day !J Whenever a grade 12 boarder felt hungry, Cheryl's room was THE place to go. Although we never suspected- thatiwii l the ski slopes in Thunder Bay three years in a row. She could easily be identified by her pink Sun Ice which attracted a lot of attention, h mainly from the male population. Heather is notorious for her fixation with the colour pink. If one were to peek at her wardrobe, they would find a majority of clothing in this hue - sorry Heather, you cannot wear a pink dress to the church! Heather also is an avid swimmer, however, this career was stunted shortly after her first epidemic of green hair. Despite her athletic talents, still manages to be an honour student. Heather is infamous for only ordering a large diet coke at the McDonald's Drive-thru. Among her many talents, Heather bakes anything and everything. This must be why she runs, swims, and bikes everyday! If University does not work out, Heather can always open a bakery. Heather has been accepted at several esteemed Universities but plans to grace the halls of Western, where she has received a scholarship. Good luck Heather, we will miss you. ' Lisa Cohen graced the halls of Balmoral Hall in grade three and in the past ten years she has certainly left her mark. Her many interests include volleyball. figure skating, ballet, tennis, shopping, her cat Casanova and John. Lisa is a fan of Kermit and loyal member of Ballater, she was house head in grades six, eight and ten. Thunder Bay will never forget the brunette ski-bunny in red stretch pants, who burned up the slopes three years in a row. Lisa suffers from chronic Bic Mac attack and is known at the McDonald's Drive-Thru as a 'valued customer'. She can often be seen scuffing cheerfully down the halls with her short fluffy pony-tail flopping behind her. Lisa's two favorite subjects are undoubtedly math and chemistry. Despite the current rumor, Lisa will not be receiving the nobel prize for her contributions to chemistry 300 this year. Lisa has captured much at- tention zooming around town in her dad's 450 sl Mercedes. Lisa is infamous for her smiling face, sunny disposition, and bottomless, stomach, all of which will be greatly missed. Lisa will be heading to Queen's University next year to study in the Faculty of Arts' Kingston will never be the same! r We love you Lisa! H Cheryl, Heather, Lisa, Ashleigh, Deidre t at ,E S Qt il 4 sie if . - . . . as Ashleigh Bant1eld's story. like her is a little different. Ashleigh came to Balmoral Hall for grade one and two and following a short departure, returned. to terrorize our Hallways in grade seven. Although described as rather rambunctious in her earlier years, Ashleigh has matured to exhibit v ,. leadership qualities which have proven her very successful as head girl this year. Ashleigh has participated in such activities as choir, volleyball, tennis, soccer, yearbook, political science and model united nations, while also managing to maintain honor roll standings for four years now. A Ashleigh's smiling face is well known at the Tuxedo Safeway where she studies baggy-boys as a hobby. The McDonald's drive-thru also recognizes. Ashleigh as a regular where she can be seen awaiting her Big Mac in her sporty TR6. Ashleigh's bubbly personality has veered her towards such interests as public relations, journalism. politics and acting - as proven in our several school operettas. One of Ashleigh's favorite subjects is English despite her frequent and misleading trips to the bathroom which often render her to the corner store during class. Ashleigh has declined an . x .., 1 acceptance to Western University, and declined an offer of admission and scholarship to Carlton University. She will be attending Queetfs University next fall and is entering into an Honor-Arts program. Ashleigh plans to attend Carlton for Journalism following her 4 year degree at W . Q. Queen's. Ashleigh's smiling face and friendly nature will be well-missed by all in the future. Good luck next year, Ash! iff Deidre Prosen, better known as Deedwa to some, joined B.H. in grade five. For 8 years Deidre has donated to our school her super if smile, pleasing nature, and notorious big brown eyes. Deidre has contributed much to school life as she has been vice head girl of junior school, grade 8 house head, and grade 12 Braemar house head this year. Deidre has achieved an honour roll standing for several years now, ' and in receiving a substantial scholarship to Carlton University and in being accepted to Queen's University, she has shown her excellent W academic achievement. Deidre's interests lie chiefly in art, choir, volleyball, skiing, swimming and David. Presently, she is involved in lifeguarding and instructing swimming as she enjoys working with people. In the future, Deidre plans to attend the U. of M., to study the field of sciences as her ultimate goal is to become a 'monkey doctor'. She hopes to go into the field of either psychology or zoology and would like very much to travel abroad in her career. We will miss Deidre, and wish her much luck in the future! ft K Cynthia Yvonne Cari Pam J -'S?3'lEiQii5fls2 :'?tfft't'git?fW t t H - ii,,v Wx 'ig . .,! at -V li ' ' M ,'..i-?p'255L' .' : 1 .Q 3.15 ti',fbfh'sf4,r'ff? 4 A ' S 'lx H . :fi ii.: .v ' li 'X ' , -1' f ' , if Cynthia has been with us since grade ll. Being very science-oriented, she tends to excel in all science subjects, especially Maths! Although serious about her studies and generally quiet, Cynthia is a good athelete. She enjoys most sports and loves music. Cynthia is on the honour roll and works to all hours at night, but has never been late for breakfast! Besides studying, she writes tons of letters every week. lt has been said that she receives the most letters in Res-over 600!! As for the future, Cynthia intends to continue her education in Canada. All the best to you, Cynthia! Yvonne Kwan Yvorme joined us this year from Hong Kong. Though she has been in BH for only a year, she has contributed much to school life, especialiy in Res. She is very lively and energetic, always willing to help others. Yvonne brightens up the hallways each day with her cheery smile and a ringing 'hello'. She works very hard to maintain her place on the honour roll, but her consistent carelessness brings her much agony!! This accounts for her difficulty in getting up every morning. Hope you'll find someone at Western to wake you up! Good luck, Yvonne! Cari Gray is this year's house head of the best house and has made Big Bird very proud. Yes there is a person beneath that blonde bush. She has been at B.H. since grade six, when she was head of Junior School. Her years at B.H. have been very busy as she has done almost everything from sports to actual studying. Volleyball and basketball are her sports and this year she was captain of both varsity teams. She shows great grace and coordination both on and off court but she will not be joining the ballet in the fall, much to her fans' dismay!!! Cari was president in gr. 7 84 9 and house head in 8 and 10. In grade ll, she led the grad committee. Cari is addicted to the sun and often takes time off school to pursue her habit in far off countries of the world. This girl can often be seen cruising in her green Volvo with a diet pop in one hand and half the grade I2 class in the back seat. The rumor that she is starting a bus company is not true!! Cari plans to attend Queen's or Western in the fall where she received a scholarship to take arts. She hasn't made up her mind yet since she is not sure yet where all the gorgeous men are! Good Luck Cari - we'll miss you. Pam has been at Balmoral Hall for six years. In grades seven and eight, she was an active member of residence. Pam is famous for a great number of things including her continous smile often induced by late nights studying chemistry, her favorite subject. She has been a faithful member of the jazz club where she displayed her Michael Jackson moves to all. Pam is enormously intrigued by her English classes and the rumor that she wants to pursue a career in quilting is not true. Pam can be heard scuffling down the halls in her black shoes. She can always be found with soursoothers in her mouth and her silver city pink and white lipstick will never be forgotten! It can be said that the streets of Winnipeg are still safe since Pam has not yet passed her driving test. Next year Pam will be going to the University of British Coloumbia where she will take sciences. We love you Pam! Geiils is our bubbly blonde who has been wearing a green kilt since grade three. In the last ten years she has played badmiton, tennis, and has been a devoted member of the choir, Geills can often be seen wearing white vuarnets, blowing bubbles, or beetling around blaring tunes in her red rabbit. She was unanimously voted the Thunder Bay ski bunny for two years in a row for obvious reasons. Pain took on a new meaning for Geills at the track meet, although Craig Gowan wouldn't have won without her. Geills has entertained the class throughout the year with her hilarious laugh and humorous stories. There is always a smile on her face and her favorite pastime is watching men. Her obsession with one man in particular has lasted over two years. Next year Geills will be attending Queen's University where she will be taking Arts twatch out Kingstonl, and there is no doubt that she will be noticed! Blamoral Hall will never be the same without her, and she will be sadly missed. Good luck Geills!! These pages are dedicated to the leaders of 1984-853 a group of girls whose hard work, resource- fulness, and unlimited school spirit made 'this year one of B.H.'s most productive and enjoyable ever. Congratulations on a job well done! L' - rl 'Q it 8 . F -SW'-fu, J M l Va 1 OM 3' Grade Ten Grade Eleven .3 Grade Twelve Although the grade twelve students actually began to celebrate graduation at least a month before June, the official commencement of the Grad Celebrations began Friday, June 7th, at the home of Cari Gray where the graduates and their escorts mingled, enjoying hors d'oeuvres and punch before assembling at Aikins House for Grad photos. Once this formality was completed, the grads made their way to the Winter Club where the Grade eleven grad committee, the teachers, and the parents of the graduates were waiting. Shortly, everyone made their way to their assigned table and following a toast to the graduates, supper was served, consisting of Caesar salad, chicken Kiev, chocolate mousse for dessert, and red wine. The Father-Daughter waltz, Sound of Silence marked the beginning of the dance which lasted until about one o'cIock the next morning. The grads, the grade elevens and tens and their escorts then attended the after party , held at the home of Geills Andison. A champagne breakfast was served by Joann Antoniuk that morning. The lake party for the grads was held the next night at Ashleigh Banfield's cabin. Monday after the Awards Assembly, the grade twelves enjoyed swimming and a steak supper at Lori I-Iutchinson's barbeque party. The Alumni Tea was held Tuesday afternoon at Aikins House for the graduates and their mothers. The day of Closing Exercises was sunny and warm, a good omen! The twenty seven graduates assembled in the chapel for photos, then began the procession into the church, dressed in white and carrying flower bouquets. Dr. Robin Farquhar, the guest of honour, presented each girl with her diploma. A garden party, held at the school, followed the convocation. x if , , x i . ' I ,L , Q 5--.Y ' .w .,. N , Nw ISK M Mfuri. v Q'A fivl fv .f f s ss? hf' Q..' . ,- V16 .gd MM: 'f Y l ' 'flfff UMM 1- A, lf '. f i , I 's il. MW 'NN Y fl V5 5 I ' v I if 1 I A -5422 L :.Q ,,, QQM . ' llfffi ,, ' if , Af' 0, -H fri. V Q Q, ,M , frank nr .din if ff 3 We ar Q, i x I W Gr. 12 present .he CHAMPIONS! Q- if ffl' 114' Awards Assembly Athletic Awards HOUSE CUPS Basketball ,............ Swim Meet ..........,... Track 81 Field, Sr, School ..,. Floor Hockey ...........,.. Sports Day, Junior School lntra-Mural Tennis fgr. 7 8 81 ..A..,....... fgr. 9 81 101 c..,. fgr. 11 81 121 ...... lntra-Mural Badminton fgr. 7 81 81 ...... 1gr.98. 101 fgr. 71 81 121 .... Track Records Set Shot Put .... Discus 1500 m ........... Javelin ............. lntra-Mural Track 8. Field fgr. 1 8, 21 ........ rgf.3a41 .... .5861 .... . . . .. Braemar ... Glen Gairn . . . Craig Gowan ..... Braemar ..................Braernar . . . , . . Bryn Freed 81 Karen Shanski .. ., Lisa Hastings 81 Sharon Steiman . , . . . .. Cari Gray 81 Geills Andison ... . Alison Filuk 81 Christine Adams Linda Graham 8 Deanna Hansen Carol McCullough 81 Paula Mottley LisaBurronlCG1 .. . .. Deanna Hansen lCG1 ..... Audra Wiese lBall.1 .......... Cari Gray lBall.1 ...... Jill Adams, Jamie Guertin 8. Janet Ip . . . . Jackie Honey, Megan Kozminski, Talia Hussain 8. Shandis Price SarahUllyot . .. Karen Shanski 81 Alana Gunn . 9 8. 101 .................. .. . Michelle Ball 8 Deanna Hansen . 11 8. 121 ....................... Joelle Foster 81 Tamara Moore igf fgr. 7 81 81 .i.. fgf lQf Sportsmanship Award - Junior School ....,. Ardyth DeFehr 81 Arita Lucman Junior School House Trophy .......... .................,.. B raemar Choir Awards - Junior School . . . .... Chantal Kreviazuk - Senior School ..,. .... O nalee Hawkins Gr. ll presentation to Gr. 12 Gr. 12 presentation to school pg gum. -... ,Fw h..,.,A 5 - -'-ff x vu: r -gx,x9,w , .X , ..xx . A, 1- 1 ,vskfu V , ,kqifwrf 1 Aw? 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Jennifer Nishikawa CCum Laudej Pamela Pigden Deidre Prosen fCum Laudej Kelli Anne Smith Jennifer Thamer Cheryl Waterton Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Lynn Lake, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. The Pas, Mb. Flin Flon, Mb. Brandon, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Kowloon, Hong Kong Kowloon, Hong Kong Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Fort Frances, Ont. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Winnipeg, Mb. Diego Martin, Trinidad We the staff of Optlma Annu 1984 85 would luke to dedicate thus page to the parents whose generosity and support have enabled us to create and publlsh Optima Anna 1984 85 We thank you for your assistance PATRONS Dr and Mrs MT Crozier SPONSORS and Mrs JI Antonluk Mr and Mrs R L Clarke Dr KK and Dr Mrs S Nlgam DONORS Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Kay Mr. and Mrs. D. Thamer Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Hutchison Mr. . .. 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Chartered Accountants of Mamtoba Award Speclal Awards CPresented by Guest of Honour Clare McCulloch Memorlal Award for Creatlve Art fPresented by 1962 Gradsj A J Casson Award for Art Rosemary Gordon Condo Memortal Llbrary Award J Anderson Award Ellzabeth Patton Memorral Shreld Rashmr Nlgam Pamela Plgden Dendre Prosen Carolyn Gray Carolyn Gray M Cole Davls Deportment Award Jenmfer Thamer G Murrell Wrlght Award Mlchelle Ball CPresented by Balmoral Hall Alumnae ASSOCIBIIOHD Jessle May Carter 'Rrverbend Awards Jenmfer Beuchel Raya Bandura 84 Jerlann George Julla M Adamson Foundatlon Scholarshlp Awardfsj Sarah Ullvot 8L AllX Hersak G Harold Alk1HS Scholarshlps Carol McCullough 8: Lesl1e Malkln Governor General s Bronze Medal Ashlelgh Banfleld The Jodl Award In Memory of Jodl Bernstem Dana McG1ll1vary The Dr Harold A Sures Memorlal Award Jamce Dmg The PaClflC Award Kelll Anne Smlth Rosemary G Condo Memorlal Award JoAnn Antomuk N Thomas Russel Award Ashlelgh Banfleld 84 Jenmfer Thamer Slr James Alkms Memorlal House Trophy Braemar GRADE 7 Maya Prabhu Laureen Tom Mona Baldwan Rageshwar Dulat Rebecca McArton Natalya Koth Mellssa Narvas Tracy Kurz Karm Clark GRADE 8 Preetl Sachdeva Tracey Rothsteln Shelley Bruce Nlcole Rosen Julle Anderson Cheryl Clarke Marlanne McKenz1e Farah Khan Vlctorla Herbert GRADE 9 Jennlfer Buechel Kyla Kmg Krlstm Shanskl Cassandra Klayh Chrlstme Mclnnes Andrea Oberdleck Adrlenne Whlteley Margo Adams GRADE 10. 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