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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1986 volume:

-: ' - tif '21 Q hr-a A 'H 5 Q J '1 W 'ug' Ma, . D I 1 as ,L,. ' ,fg:uw'n..ii' A-'K A .b , W flee. mi-6155I,4UG', Q5 ,Nm :E ,gif I wr- . 1 M, 4' 'far , 1. - Y , Q . , - . M -4' ,N ,4 -1 .rv ax .', ,.34,' -4 v.v,.,,':' 'L '4 , we ,:',.ji,. ,r ' P,-'-,X ' 6-XM 5 ., ' ' N' ,v xi. . , ff gfwp-n My .- Q , , S3-M b - .. -. . , ,, . .1 .,! In - ...tlymvn A V, 4: l 'xl' B W fini' v 'lpn' V - A ' ' -gm-4 MJ VPN r .0 ,I I ' . 'v .I 'A 9 '. 'v . Q-. - D' ..1. . . Q twfpk' 545' WELCCDME T0 BALMORAL HALL The Ciiifkifif The new and easy way to locate the people that you saw everyday in 1986 is to look them up in BH's new handy dandy Classy People section, start- ing on page 9. T h i n g s W :EQ Were you a member of Student Council or a recipient of the Duke of Edinburgh Award? Have you forgotten who else was? To find out, turn to page 39. Also watch for Junior School clubs in this section. learning Lili Because we all know that academics aren't everything, this section has been devoted to those people that played for fun . That is, all the curlers, cross- country runners, volleyball players, etc. If you want to score a basket, make a pass at page 55. gxii fav ' ffi A m - vw fm- VH I 2 'W Q r X J f 1 fflfjl l Ewa 2 sss, ff.: ltr? I Do you remember all those fun events that made your school life more exciting? They're all here in chronological order, so that when your memory is refreshed, you won't get confused. Page 25. V ff. mf' .l5- 3 gil .- Under the watchful eye of the caring Mrs. Osborne, some of BH's family endeavored to get a better education by staying at the school 24 hours a day!! Well, since Res life was obviously a major concern to these girls, this section has been dedicated to them in the hope that we will all gain a little insight. Starts on page 49. t l y s -. e an . -- K- - 11 ii ,V ,gi E gif 'H ' i. - , ,Cl ff 5' tj, . iw., , :Q 1. -. ru Each year, there are some excellent pieces of literature that must be recorded because they are symbolic of a particular year. To see what these are as well as to read what the Grade 12's have to say about each other, turn to page 69. Give us, O give us, the man who sings at his work! Be his occupation what it may, he is equal to any of those who follow the same pursuit in silent sadness. He will do more in the same time - he will do it better - he will persevere longer. - Carlyle The inscription above hangs suitably mounted and framed overlooking the Headmaster's desk in Aikin's House. It was a gift from staff members, the words ringing true of the man who was to guide Balmoral Hall's destiny for a decade - Tom Russell. No doubt the gift was inspired by admiration and respect, but its appropriateness went further, for Mr. RusseIl's dulcet tones could often be heard echoing through the hallways as he went about his daily routine. Here was a man truly enjoying what he did so well- caring for the education of his students. He had that unusual ability to relate to people of all ages and descriptions, from business magnates to Kin- dergarten munchkins lining up for cookies. All were met with a fine sense of decorum, and a lively sense of humor, and were made to feel that they belonged to a special community, the Balmoral Hall family. ln the warmth of his welcome there was no pretense, but rather genuine caring, and an integrity which inspired trust. The hand extended in welcome or congratulation was the same hand which organized and planned the year's events, penned so many enlightening and entertaining Newsletters, and carved the turkey at the Residence Christmas din- ners. lt is now the hand that waves goodbye , and we say goodbye to you, Tom Russell. Thank you for a job well done - you did do more, and you did do it better! Mr. G.E. Gartrell Assistant Headmaster i Balmoral Kali Svrhnnl Flint Girls LE!! 1986 GRADUATES Ava Adams Kristine Banerjee Nancy Cipryk Jillian Condra Janice Ding Wanda Dixon Nancy Ellis Joelle Foster Josephine Fu Onalee Hawkins Angela Hilland Susan Hossack Josephine 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 it ALUMNAE OFFICE 630 WESTMINSTER AVE., WINNIPEG, MAN,F13C 3ST TELEPHONE l204l 772-1267 JUNE, 1986 flvlmageicvlzag This message is about people. Because people, above all else, are about care, passion, perception, leadership, listening, commitment, zest, energy, enthusiasm - and love. So you say, what does that have to do with me? Simply put, just this: Balmoral Hall has equipped you to go on to your next life experience carrying an impressive arsenal of these personal attributes to deal with life and with those people who are, or will be, a part of your life. Subtly, occasionally forcefully, those who directed your life at Alumnae receptions, held in seven cities across Canada in the spring of 1986, brought together many alums of B. H. Rupertfs Land and Riverbend Schools. Pictured above at the luncheon reception at Stornowmr in Ottawa are Geills Kilgour Turner Balmoral Hall dedicated themselves to the development of you as a person, someone who can now inner direct your own life, someone who can be her own person, who can make connections. One cannot put a price on the superior education you have had But ycgi, someday, will. And, when you do, we, in the Alumnae Association of Balmoral Hall, hope that your feelings Will guide you to make the contribution in kind to help those graduates who come along behind you. The Alumnae Association is proud of its Alma Mater. Balmoral Hall, to us, represents the nnest training ground BH 'se any Cleftj and Clara for leaders of the future. You represent Wongnunmng BH '71- that future and We congratulate you on your accomplishlnents. Meliora Petens - seeking better things - will be your byword, your guiding light. We hope you will seek those better things through people. On behalf of the Alumnae Association at Balmoral Hall, I send you our best wishes - and God's speed. Sincerely, 5 , P.S. The Balmoral Hall Alumnae Association will host its first-ever - -- REUNION '87 May 8, 9, 10, 1987 inwinnipeg Joy S. Mcpialpmid, Let's see you there cele- Balmoral Hall '56 K I '81 it BAH 1111 is gl NN CIC We 65 P SY My final message in the Yearbook. lt will, in actual fact, be the last during the Russell era. The editor has told me that after a decade of service to the school . . . feel free to write as much as you like , and she also told me that the theme is to be WE'VE GOT CLASS! . . . and I COULD NOT AGREE MORE. For me this is a year of looking over the ten years of my term as the school's Head- master. So much has hap- pened. The facility itself would be virtually unrecognizable to former students who return for a visit. The physical plant is outstanding and few schools, if any, can boast of such features as a Computer Laboratory, a 13,000 volume library and two well-equipped gymnasiums . . . and much, much more. Over the years I have seen the enrollment grow from the two hundred range to in excess of three hundred and forty students and there are REAL waiting lists for places, par- ticularly in the Junior school. Most importantly, l have been most encouraged by the measurable improvement in academic standards. We are second to none in this regard and our graduating students are sought after by the best universities in Canada. Surely, there is no better testimony to the dedicated, caring staff than this fact . . . for when all is said and done, it is the teachers who hold the key . . .and here we are definitely well and truly served with distinction. I confess to liking the theme of this Yearbook. At Balmoral E 3 5 r YU I Hall we do have CLASS . . . we can hold our heads up high. At a Conference of In- dependent Schools which I attended recently, the topic of evaluation dominated the programme. One expert from the National Association of Independent Schools QUSAQ made this observation . . . You can tell how well a school is functioning as soon as you walk along the corridors . . . if the vibes are right and you have a good feeling about the place, rest assured all is well. I know Christmas 1984 qLeftl Fall Barbeque 1985 IBelowl , -we -sc, this is true of Balmoral Hall and many, many visitors have made such a comment. There is a happy, trusting environment and a sense of co-operation. This is what sets the school apart:THlSlSCLASS! I know that I am leaving a school in good shape, and I have that personal satisfaction of a job well done. I shall miss the daily round of dealing with the various factions that make up the school family and I hope that my successor will have as much pride in the fs. A school as I have had over the years. It is not hard to get to love the halls of Balmoral and l leave you with this final word The secret of success is work! Don't let yourselves down . . . for we pass this way but once. Bless you all, Sincerely yours, I Nl ASIA. N. THOMAS RUSSELL ifrirfrihtiiffi TG BABBLEI 1.-4 ' ii Well, liven. 2 ffil eel -'iefszge ire 1 has to fenced ai, Roe publisher :ri two dayel. i So goes invest . ,. QTTT2 sore ' for rnany when l say i ar sgtihneo hy the vriie year N eclfooi 1.A fgrrle to Shag on tore ii.,f Zfr, l had a great year and 5 h e ai it 9 esr:i.rerer,f3es l r or V: 'vvitri ine tor long lorpg, xfrne. As Cecll once Children the nersery film? throughopit their livesf Hofifeleily. the is lore, lor all of us 'vzflil ie:'ia1r'ilQ,' sus seed atief' till'-fifig such A goes no el-fvayffz ri uscioss fihoegii. This vias helrgsitlf erfgwwecl ?g?fl:':1aiif'ai Hall 'ihaf oi'r3a.fgl'it our and Their help. 5 prooaialy lv'ifQl,,:r'I1Il l t TVlF3T3fGl'6. lid feleieffjf il1arri4?i,flf'sl Sores and lv'lf'sl Elatiers. :my erdafiseigg Mr the lvliss EGi'llliSU, igwho alvvag,fs remembered me when she had pietureslg Mrs. Baillie, qwho taught me how to Count from lO to 1, not to throw chalk, and not to slam lockersl: and everyone else who helped throughout the year. l couldn't have done it vvithoutyoul Lastly, to everyone in the school, and especially my classmates: HAI! who have meclitated on the art ot governing mankind have been convinced that the tate ot empires depends on the education ofyouthf' -Aristotle The world of tomorrow is ours, so lets Gofor It!! I 1986 Yearbook Editor iuflk Mrs. J.A. Banfield Mrs. J.H. Borger Mr. Hugh C. Ellis Mrs. J.A. Graham Mr. Kerry L. Hawkins Dear Balmoral Hall Graduates: Passing from Grade XII into the future is an exciting event in everyone's heart and mind. I join with the Board of Gover- nors, parents and students in wishing you every success in your future years in life. I know you must be viewing graduation with a combination of joy and nostalgia. Balmoral Hall is and will continue to be a thriving and vibrant hub of activity made so by the activity Mr. R.M. Kozminski Ms. Joy S. McDiarmid Dr. B.E. Owen Mr. A.R. Pearson Mr. R.M. Rice of the student body. Over the years you, as Graduates, and the senior girls in the School have been viewed as leaders. This will always be the case, but it is important to note, not only in your own minds but for those who will follow, that leadership is a quality that will serve you well in your future years. Combined with a high academic record, common sense and the desire to create your own paths should bring a challenge for the Mr. Kerry L. Hawkins Chairman of the Board Dr. S. Rothstein Mr. G.T. Steiman Mr. W.D. Sweatman Mr. P.J. Wintemute rest of your lives. Our Best Wishes for future are with you all! Sincerely, Kerry L. Hawkins Chairman, Board of Governors. the I 'Q' 53 L. .4 , , ,,, o 'E wtf' ,ff it . jf' 2 ,F L. 3' I Q fm! ff .. , .v kr- , i THE TEACHERS QE THE Along Wall: Mrs. Bieber, Mrs. Christie, Mrs. Ilavsky, Miss Baxter, Mrs. Milner, Mrs. Conchatre. Next Row: Mrs. MacFarlane, Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Bohonos, Mrs. Quinton, Mrs. Gerrard, Mrs. Farr. Front: Mrs. Adams. 6 I . 1525 ikilixi ? ? my co .f? Tf .x 5: T i 3 is . Mr.GartreIl . Mrs. Martin . Mrs. Sures . Mrs. Ross . Miss Ritter . Mrs . Mrs . Mrs. Westdal Friesen Kotyluk . Mrs. . Mrs. . Mrs. . Dammermann .Cantlie McCullough Baillie . Miss Bon nett . Mrs. Sharpe . Mrs. Condra . Mrs. Curtis . Mrs. Batters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. Mrs. 12 13 14 15 16 17 And, caught by the camera later is Mrs. Law, iBeIow5. illll I !1 if Mrs. Juttner iAboveJ A Miss Pockett 4BeIowJ Joanna Manning Ryan Mclfayden Katherlne Mlchael Maya Seshia Gadeon Stock Wllllam Toms Platon Choptlany Alexis Cloutier Collln DeFehr Heather Hrousalas Jenmfer Kennedy 1 xv, Sarah Lemolne W Chrlstrne Parenty Luncoln Powell Jordan Reimer Q. Q 1 A Carolyn Watson Krustun Westdal Paul Wlshart KI DERCARTENS - ...Q-J'- ' .-,'-',,,..-- ...A-4 A w' f, 4, 1 H Lynn Anderton Ashleigh Auty ' Monica Bhayana X Tiiu Burrell .4 , ' Adrienne Cole '- ' ' I Michelle de Groot ' Jessica Dillon A Kimberly Dudek Christy Finck 5 gg A Ryann Jessiman '- - , Monica Kaushal 1 Nicole Last v Lara McCabe Emily Miller Hayley Nepon ltr I I 0 ' 2 v- - Sheena Smith Ji, A Q. J, :L Sarah Stock w...f , -- 1 Maggie Tang Meghan Watchorn Suzanne Watson - Vanessa Wishart 1, If ,gy-, Julie Wood 1, 44, lei Lil, 4 ,V 1 li . Shereen Abdel-Hadi Jill Adams Nicole Auty Claire Boase Chantelle Bousquet Shelley Chalmers Jennifer Doyle Danielle Dufresne Melissa Gaman Jamie Guertin Anjali Gupta Janet lp Candace Kakowchyk Karen MacKenzie Victoria McNally Jessica Njegovan Sunita Seshia Coby Squires Ashleigh Sures Janet Wakal Sharon Yeung Kalyna Zazelenchuk i l I... 7 ae, Lim- .. s irf T -I.: I'v.i' 'Q .f,Xf' 5 7 IN 9 L, Ku' v. L- v -- , , fl 3 2. il N L., 191' NK no 'i bv 1 ! :L x x l D -. ...- Z V' ,- I I Jennifer Adams Sangeetha Appavoo Nadia Barakat Michelle Bell Shannon Carson Radiah Donald Elizabeth Elliot Tiffany Foster Diana Fred Sunit Jolly Celine Metraux Deborah Palmer Cheryl Pearson Catherine Rankin Keri Redfern Maria Reimer Brynn Rice Megan Sweatman Lindsay Taam Rebecca Teskey Lisa Young Erin Zasada xl' all Q4 n-..-ve.-- ,, 'E' l S338 Rebecca Bomek Kelly Brown Michelle Clarke Jennifer Gaman Sara Jane Hilderman Rebecca Hoffer Felicia I-luskie Talia Hussain Neela Kati Vanessa Klayh Megan Kozminski Caithlin McArton f, ill, roftf, Q . ig., gg. l F0 RS mu- 7 Tl Kyley Mclzachern Jennifer Milner Kirsten Nicholson Sally Norgate Jennie O'Keefe Shaila Seshia Sonia Singh Geetika Verma Kimberly Westdal Paula Wiebe I I ,ri clk Q Q n ' x 111 vb A . ,F f ...f Q5 L. 1-f' Q fr-f y f A , 'U H 1' v I I 1 1 Sarah McNally Sophie Metraux Barbara Niesler Silke Otrembe Catherine-Grace Peters Mia Rabson Mary Rigg Sarah Summers FIVES Jennifer Adams Catherine Arbour Shelley Bhayana Kristin Borger Ariadna Choptiany Nancy Ganas Jackie Honey Stacie Karlowsky Eva Kresz Jean Lee Kassandra Madill Kristin Maksym SIXES L Maryam Ahsan Mary4Beth Barker Rebecca Dillon Erin Falconer Margaret Fields Beth Hutchings Wendy lp Alexandra Johnson Mary Kontzamanis Lisa Kresz Dana McGillivray Naomi Mustapha Jane Nasser-Sharif Allison Nichol Natalie Plank Aimee Rice Andrea Rochon Marla Saper Tara Serrette Elinor Simons Christine Snodgrass Jennifer Squires I '0'l' LTL S ,. - 1' . 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Ft ,. f 'FIX , Cathy L0 A if .,:.f ' A H Manon Lisowski ' , i i Arifa Lucman ,. A' Jennifer Lukovich Lg -1 -1 33. Alexandra Mercury Janice Rosen Carrie Shenkarow Marnie Smith Anita Soni Angela Wong Sarah Ullyot L I i Q S ' N ,, .. ry I EH-: .mf - QL 3- -'B I' if C- 4- 1' X , I I 1 l I I ' 'L ' 3 Christine Adams Mona Baidwan Nancy Baird Kathryn Bartlett Virginie Boucherat Karin Clarke at X Diedre Collette b . I ,, A Q all -N Jennifer Crozier - ' 5, ' ' ' 41- 5 Rageshwar Dulat ' ' f - Bryn Freed Alana Gunn F 1 1 K i i Treena Hastings 57 L Q5 it 2 4. i L. Y' l 1 i y 3 Leanne Nozick Above, i Sandy Pearson Right l Gillian Pettigrew Laurie 1 I 1 Maya Prabhu Tanner Q- L I 5 t. ' ' x F , I i, Q. Danielle Rice Karen Shanski Tamara Skjolden Lynne Sullivan Laren Toni LD L.l.l Milana Bodiroga Usma Bukhari Cheryl Clarke Patricia Cramp Rita Deutschmann Sherry Dunn Sharon Ferguson Alison Filuk Paige Glen Tricia Greenwood Clare Harley Alexis Hooker QEQ 3 I x I 1 1 C ,gt 1, uf Q7 of I i 4 uwmw I 'ZYIJVI 1, 4 vavl mv V, ' 5, . ,,.' 1 Farah Khan Crystal Kowalchuk Michelle Kresz Shannon Lockhart Elizabeth MacDonald Patricia Maia Robin Munro Heather Owen Sarina Pal Marsha Portnoy Tamara Portree Mekhul Ramgoolam Nicole Rosen Beth Secter Marie Tabisz Valerie Ternan Lisa Venditti Shoshana Weinberg 'mf L Q1 'wwf I , MW. , E, N., . 'Gras . ff Margo Anne Adams Darlene Andison Lisa Burron Paige Cardell Gillian Carter l - .. ' . J J ' ' 'S il ,H-,l 5 5 Jennifer Beuchel N .V A! 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'F , im: Mt .. , - ' W ' W' Q- . 5 .E 2, ,mf -has if ',, , 6 JK' : L, . mf' lf JU ICR SCHOOL ELECTIG The speeches by the can- didates for Head Girl of Junior School were held during a Wednesday morning assembly, with the four candidates being Rebecca Dillon, Wendy lp, Jane Nasser-Sharif and Elinor Simons, qlarge picture, Mrs. Hurst in centery, Congratulations to all the candidates who showed their stuff for a job well done!! WINSDAY Welcome ln New Students DAY was the old girls' day to be especially nice to the new girls. Starting off with a skit by the Prefects on how not to treat the new girls, the day also included lunches made by the old girls, and an assembly to introduce each of the new girls. Following the handing out of certificates, a What Not to Wear Fashion Show ended the day of camaraderie. HALLCDWEE Once again, Halloween came and went, but it certainly left its mark on Balmoral Hall. As usual, this year's Halloween party was organized by Student Council, and with the help of the Grade l2's, it was a smash hit. We also had some new stations, such as the Headless Hor- seman, qBelowJ. Way to go everyone!! tif CHRISTMAS CGNCERT 3 s I SKI WEEKEND is V'x 'x .N gb HQM ...1 A! fi- 4CXv- f xy! 0 3 SPIRIT I ,, ' X s - at , 34' Q, ii ii Z Ia Q A 1 5 .. IE Q. V7 -o-I O 00 an 5: an 3 ? I YOU ut 'bo OW H do! We Yes, x .-w A I I .I Q I sf' ' T I . 2 '15 Q J ., l '.-'gfei 3. 4 'I , I 3' sfigg H. 15 X rf f a.i21f:s'Ff'fw , t H? i 'X ,::1.f5,?:1:-7 ,4 ,inf f 15' I 2:fjg'iff5 I' ' , N xi.'f,'.g 54 , 7 Aki, iifilffirz 1'-I, I f , 9, , L, , l , rv- I Jw I A M ft .1-YA.. H ' 'F QV 5 f Q I ACTIVITIES ll I n 5 1 'FQ - O I IR 'ma I 1 I v '8 'QC4 sf' J I ga n V 1. 4-W -J' ,A ' vm., TQ! W A K if 'ag S3 2' f-54 Q . gwiv, ri, 1 A f W.lW 5x 'A ., 9 222-pb L ,721 dw ure? 4: V' is ,- A .jk , Q I ,- QQ. , O A , Q if 9 eg- . :ma Z It .. A' - In .X 1 a 4 V4 , Xu pw, y, 5 Off! ' 1 ' I Q. ts Q' ' rf in ' ' - 1 ff X 5 ' Q52 - I fl f' ii K + 57 ff ' ., . 3 fy A ' V F3 .Y ' W ' ,V r I 7 Q fi? ' ' 5 ' 2' 'Y' ' , f , W' gig f+,s 'f 0' A rs, V ., - gg, gk gif' x ,M v- 1 ,fx Y X .. i' 2 mmf lf ' 35 , A ' ' M ' 5 Y? ,gum ix CQ' Q ass if Q gbxg 9 iv 3 ,g Q F Q pf - ' ,Z '. wif' , '3fA?2i'5f3,5?a S f' ' 1 'Jian Q .,,..:-W' x 2 MAYD Y Each year, we have a Father's Luncheon, followed by a Mother's Luncheon the next day, in the hope of having some good food 135, fun, and to celebrate May Day. Each year, the Grade 4's attempted the Maypole dance 445, but this year, we also had other en- tertainment. The senior choir danced and sang 415, Arifa Lucman and Manon Lisowski did a rhythmic gym routing 4653 Jill Carter, Bridget Eldridge, Susan Fones and Lisa Hamburg also showed their skill at rhythmics 425. This year, we also had a new uniform fashion show, so we could see the upcoming uniform changes. The high point of the two days though, was the presentation of two paintings to the lady we all know as Rose 155. Rose has been a part of the BH family for several years, as a part of the kitchen staff, but had to leave this year for health reasons. Best of luck, Rose, we'lI miss you greatly. hgf -.f ' 4-I2 QA h N., 1 'Pg W' -:guys 5 AGU ,. A Hey! lhat's MY shoe!! V The shoe 'nappers strike again , .. Don'tfaIlAGAIN,Eva! V ! I don't wanna go! V SS ean Grade 12's need grad dat Help! M w 907 +-mv Y 38 .c r0!t 'sw M -rub. .-...V A .jill and Nancy Spacey coneheads: We thought we'd rap up this year in our own peculiar way: lput on your favorite Herbie Hancock recordj 85-86 started off with a zing and all year we've been on a spring! Sprung from Winsday to a dance from Spirit 3-days, taken-a-chance-dance We've made splashes and run dashes, Majoring in candle holding, burning hair I was trying to GROW my hair! Executive Council sure was a ball Talking i'S8i!i?l2 OS, smiling through it all! To the presidents and vices leven though you started out as micesb YOU WERE GREAT qbaking was the baitb Best of luck to all who fill these hallways in the fall Best of luck to all. QM CBY'dflO-1 fwfr! t Jill Condra Nancy Ellis Head Girl School Captain Executive Council In the Bottom Row Are: Tamara Moore lHead Girl in Residencej, Audra Weise qHead of Ballaterb, Nancy Ellis lSchool Captainj, and Angela Hilland lYearbook Editorb. Middle Row Consists of: Nancy Cipryk lLibrary Prefectl, Kristine Banerjee CHead of Craig Gowanj, and Carol Mc- Cullough lSports Captainp. On Top, lot what?!p Are Paula Mottley lHead of Braemarj, and Tannis Steiman CHead of Glen Gairnl. Leaning on us, Cas usualj, is Jill Condra qHead Girly. Grad Committee Back Row: Sorrel Fitz-Simon, Lisa Wilder, Kim Weise, Jerianne George, Lisa Hastings, Nancy Fullerton, Keri O'Keefe, Deanna Hansen. 2nd from Back Row: Amy Coughlin, Kim Barnsley, Jackie Collins, Melanie Crozier, Ada Lazareck, Ratna Das, Andrea Baillie. 3rd Row: Alix Hersak, Shaleni Nigam, Fumi Tamamori, Linda Graham, Bonnie Cunningham. Executive in Front Row Are: Jane Ellis iTreasurer5, Michelle Ball iSecretary5, Susan Rich QFundraiser5, and Lying Down ls Heather Cunningham QPresident5. Missing Are Marnie Preston and Sue Allemeier. Mrs. Curtis is their advisor, standing next to Susan Rich. Student Council Spacey coneheads were: Front: Lisa Wilder QVP, 115, Carrie Lazarenko fPres. 1OB5, Patti KostachukqVP, 1OA5, Silke Knieling QVP, 7R5, Carol Mc- Cullough CSp. Captain5, Christine Adams tPres, 8D5. 2nd Row: Alex Hooker QVP, 9S5, Cheryl Clarke fPres, 955, Jill Condra CHd. Girl5, Nancy Ellis iSch. Captain5, Angela Hilland iYrbk. Ed.5. 3rd Row: Karen Shanski tPres, 8K5, Tamara Portree qPres, 9F5, Valerie Ternan QVP, 9F5, Deanna Hansen QPres, 115, Onalee Hawkins 1Pres, 125, Leslie Malkin QVP, 125, Jennifer Crozier QVP. 8D5. Back:Nancy Cipryk QLibrary Prefect5, Christine Novotny QVP, 8K5, Lisa Bertnick QPres, 7M5, Anita Soni CPres, 7R5, Missing: Claire Booth CVP, 7M5, Susan Fones lPres, 1OA5 Carole Myers QVP, 1OB5, Mrs. Cantlie, Tamara Moore iHd. Res.5. i Q 'l 5 . az Partners for first term were Elinor Jane Shariflon rightl aided Rebecca Simons and Rebecca Dillon. for the second term of school. OT IUST FUR IU ICDRS My year as Head Girl of Junior School has been a lot of fun. l have learned a lot and have come to understand the true spirit of BH. This year could not have been successful without the help and encouragement of the Assistant Head Girls, Elinor Simons, Jane Sharif and Wendy lp. Thank you alll There were some special happenings in Junior School this year. Our choirs were exceptional and showed that exceptional and showed that working together brings greater results. Jump Rope for Heart was fun and we raised more than S4,000l We were also very lucky to have Mrs. Hurst as our Head of Junior School. She was always helpful, fair and encouraging, and listened to all our suggestions. We will miss her and wish her well in Min- neapolis. It was with Mrs. Hurst's help that we in Grade 6 were able to restore a former tradition by having our first dance with SJR. It was a great success and enjoyed by all who attended, especially Mrs. Hurst and Mr. Kiddelll lt is sad to end part of your life by leaving Junior School, and I am especially sad to see this year end. Thank you for all your friendship and support, and l wish the new Head Girl as enjoyable a year as I had. Love, Rebecca End of the year duties were handled with the help of Wendy lp lleftl Y 5. Q in, I Front: A. Wong, A. Soni, S. Ullyot, C. Lo, H. Lee, R. Band hura, N. Cadigan, C. Booth, L. Nozick, C. Florentine, D Fargey, K. Clarke, B. Kotler. 2nd: S. Knieling, J. Rosen, J Lukovich, I. Khan, R. McArton S. Harnett, A. Johnson, A. Beuchel, M. Smith, K. Aldous, A. Hersak, K. Kaprowy, J. Hume, Y. Hosain, N. Baird. 3rd: V. Boucherat, R. Dulat, A. Godin, C. Novotny, A. Mercury, G. Pettigrew, L. Sullivan, K. Bartlett, C. Adams, C. Kreviazuk, B. Freed, K. Shanski, H. Jessiman, S. Pearson, T. Kurz, L. Tanner. 4th: S. Lyttle, J. Crozier, R. Jozsa, M. Baidwan, M. Narvas, D. Collette, D. Rice, Mrs. llavsky, H. Owen, S. Joshi, N. Koth, C. Shenkarow, A. DeFehr, L. Toni, M. Prabhu, T. Skjolden. IU ICR and SENIOR CHQIRS ,,,,,-- Front: Kristin Shanski, Lisa Hamburg, Onalee Hawkins, Nancy Cipryk. Middle: Alix Hersak, Susan Rich, Jeriann George, Andrea Baillie, Sue Allemeier. Back: Dena Lie- brecht, Jackie Vocadlo, Carrie Lazarenko, Jill Carter. LI BR RY PRE FECT Well once again another year has come and gone and our library has acquired many new books. We have enjoyed visits from lan Wallace QThe Sand- wichlg Barbara Hicks Cillustrator of The Bumpll and Gordon Korman QBruno and Bootsl. The several contests in the library this year were all a great success. Thank you to all who participated, as you were the ones who made them suc- Librarv Committee Front: K. Banerjee, J. Lukovich, Mrs. Law, B. Cunningham, M. Adams, J. Rosen. Back: J. Fu, A. Oberdieck, T. Kotelewetz, N. Cipryk, L. Burron, C. Myers. . : , .,.. . V, Mvws . ., . M. ,, cessful. Well, if it was not for Mrs. Law, we would not have excitement and enthusiasm in the library. Thank you to my committee for keeping the library supervision running smoothly and for assisting Mrs. Law and myself. A special thanks to Alexandra Johnson, who was the Junior School Library Prefect, for her assistance. Best of luck in the future, UXKL7 kr 7'l I Nancy Cipryk, Library Prefect P.S. Always remember: continue reading those books. but don't keep them!! ll . ...uh +1-rem-+A l L. Debating Awards Top Grade 8 - Rebecca McArton Top Grade 9 - Mekhul Ramgoolam Chief Justice Miller House Scroll Maya Prabhu and Nicole Rosen iGlen Gairny Second Place Junior High Provincial Championships - Rebecca McArton and Maya Prabhu WRITI C 3 CLUB Front: M. Tabisz, Mrs. Sharpe, A. Soni, S. Ullyot, R. Dulat. Middle: V. Boucherat, A. Hersak, M. Bodiroga, A. Mercury, M. Sahay. Back: D. Rice, C. Kowalchuk, U. Bukhari, M. Kresz, S. Lyttle, N. Baird, S. Ferguson. DEBATINC Front: Valerie Ternan, Melissa Narvas. 2nd Row: Danielle Rice, Lisa Venditti, Nicole Rosen, Mrs.Martin, Heather Owen, Tracy Kurz, Mekhul Ramgoolam. 3rd Row: Milana Bodiroga, Cheryl Clarke, Maya Prabhu, Sarina Pal. Back: Rebecca McArton, Natalya Koth, Christine Novotny. Math Club Our budding mathematicians were ffrom Lefty: Farah Khan, Heather Owen, Nicole Rosen, Cheryl Clarke, Christine Novotny, Valerie Ternan, Shoshana Weinberg, Adrian Hersak, Angela Wong, and Cathy Lo, Maya Prabhu is kneeling, and Mrs. Kotyluk is behind her desk. Science Club lnquisitive Einstein's were: Front: Angela Wong, Mrs. Batters, Cathy Lo. Middle: Alyx Beuchel, Lisa Bertnick, Maya Prabhu, and Janice Rosen. Back: Silke Knieling and Natalya Koth. Note: Because Kristin Shanski, Jenny Beuchel, Dena Liebrecht, Marnie Hilland and Andrea Oberdieck are stub- born, their picture lSN'T here, but they did do a lot of hard work and did earn the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award... 'QF' 'dell W Y '.v1A A 1 ,afdlvx iftl I me 'is ling! Y .A jul Canteen Committee The Grade 12's who en- deavored to feed the hungry were: Back: Wanda Dixon and Tannis Steiman. Middle: Carolyn Seale, Jill Condra, Nancy Ellis, and Nancy Cipryk. Front: Ruth Morse and Angela Hilland. Missing: Stephanie Smith and Monica Lisafeld. Thanks to the above, as well as the rest of the Grade 12's who lent a helping hand. Sr. Cooking Club The gourmets of Mrs. Condra's kitchen were Cfrom Lefty: Wanda Dixon, Josephine Fu, Ava Adams, Nancy Ellis, Mrs. Condra, Monica Lisafeld, Susan Hossack and Nancy Cipryk. Unable to be there were Kris Banerjee and Tamara Moore. Any speculations on why.. .? lr. Cooking Club Junior Gourmets Were: Front: Kirsten Nicholson, Andrea Rochon, Vanessa Klayh, Sonia Singh. Middle: Jennifer Milner, Shaila Seshia, Sara Jane Hilderman, Megan Kosminski, Mrs. Beiber, Back: Eva Kresz. Catherine-Grace Peters. Computer Club Computer Wizards Were: Front: Neela Kati, Jenny O'Keefe, Kyley McEachern, Michelle Clarke, Sophie Metraux, Back: Jane Nasser- Sharif, Tara Serrette, Mrs. Ross, Naomi Mustapha, Jen- nifer Squires. Handbells Bell Ringers Were: Front: Elinor Simons, Wendy lp, Sarah McNally, Kelly Brown. Middle: Lisa Kresz, Christine Snodgrass, Jackie Honey, Ariadna Choptiany, Mrs. llavsky. Back: Mary Kont- zamanis, Silke Otrembe, Natalie Plank. Knitting Avid Knitters Included: Front: Dana McGillivray, Geetika Verma, Rebecca Bomek, Jennifer Gaman. Middle: Shelly Bhayana, Kristin Maksym, Sally Norgate. Back: Aimee Rice, Rebecca Dillon, Maryam Ahsan, Mrs. Christie. fm. ss 'af i T7i?'F . Q . ,-Q. i 51 :jig .JWFRQP Creative Drama Future Stars: Front: Felicia Huskie, Kim Westdal, Nancy Ganas, Casey Madill, Kristin Borger. Back: Mary-Beth Barker, Mary Rigg, Catherine Arbour, Mrs. Farr, Sarah Summers. Pu ppetry Bl-l's Best Puppeteers: Front: Marla Saper, Rebecca Hoffer, Paula Wiebe, Talia Hussain, Jennifer Adams, Mia Rabson. Back: Beth Hutchings, Erin Falconer, Margaret Fields, Barb Niesler, Mrs. Macfarlane. SW? Nl gr 1' .h V - '. I V, mf 14 42'-at . r' -N n' V .5 ' jwXj, Student CounciI's End of the Year Cake iff' T. my V Ki .5 I Ab.: ..,.,. .- .5 . U All clean!! No need to wash them 2 'Q 'ff sw ax .Q s K' dx. f -QL J.H C.N. Could I borrow your Mr. Miste A.O D.S S.S. H.L D.Q THE E DDFTHE LIVE-INS V , 1 HQ? V A 2 w e V ff. fy F f I would first like to extend my thanks to our Dean of Residence this year, Mrs. Dorothy Osborne, for making this year the best ever in Residence. l'm sure we would never have made it without you. ul . K.B. Elvis who?! KB. M.B RC. Did you bring Mrs. O. a doggy J.D. Where's all yourfurniture? R.D. Are you into life size dolls yet? W.D U. of M., U. ofW., Western, Queen's, U. ofS., Guelph? Oh well!! . You don't really have to have an answer to everything, do you? bag? . Have you told K.B. about our fT.M.J bet yet? B.E. What's that growing out ot your ear.. .a telephone? J.F. How did you REALLY break your finger? A.G. Have you paid off your library debt yet? J.G. What would you do if Esprit went out of business? . When's the next edition of Res TaIk ? The year 200? As life is full of ups and downs, so was Residence and this year we certainly had quite our fill. Also, this year our student supervisor of residence from Ontario was definitely the Light of our lives. Miss Light joined us in January and stayed for the remaining two terms. To the Residence students carrying on with life at BH, good luck. To the graduates I extend my good wishes and l hope that you find success in whatever you may do. Sincerely, ofmowqflym Tamara Moore, Head Girl in Residence S.H. Tell me why you don't like Mondays. . .tell me why!! A.J. What do you get when you cross a seal with a bear? P.K. What were you doing in the Blue Room late one night? S.K. ls there something you're not telling us about your hot chocolate milk? M.L. They won't do unless they're GQ, right? S.L. Do you and J.G. get your hair cut at the same place? T.M . Locks cannot keep them away. . .fhave you gotten the popcorn out yet?J rtape . . . please? . Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. Quote, unquote. . Did you forget to sign out AGAIN?? Having anymore hotel parties? . We reallyallwere atthatwedding social . . . What did you burn this time, Mrs. O.? f 1 - 1 X135 I X R ,W A ' N 'We HLA J ' if ff VW' lc:-1',s 'f 1' The Sunlce szsters. Hey! We know who's in there!! -1 - - f... .... S wi E K fa R r ,,. aw '19 A ,I ' ni 1v I J ,1-' 'har' X 4 1 A ,, f If- L-, if ,if ,H ,, - ts ci HRTCA Lmiiify, U14 L M .,w.. ?1., ?f?C f' LY' fig ! 32 fifx gmj I-X -f y U L i n fx Sf ' -K3 Ll L 1, L H x ' 1 , . ' naK LTyet. ho do we have here? I And w RAID!!! And where are you two going?? '-N., CAROL . .. So another year has flown by, and a busy one at that! Sports Council accomplished many things this year. There was the traditional swim meet, at a new pool, which was kind of nice. Unfortunately though, the track meet was rained out - a major way at that. The swim meet was great fun and enjoyed by all who attended. However, none of the events we planned could have been possible without a lot of organization from the House Heads. Congratulations to you all!! But I think that the biggest thank you has to go to Mrs. Westdal. Without her help and spirit , intramurals would not have been nearly as good as they were thisyear! Good luck to you all in the future. Go Ballater, Braemar, Craig Gowan and Glen Gairn!! Cwcol, 'l'V2f'CccLLau3Jn Carol McCullough Sports Captain Sports Council- Pic Below: Back: Marnie Hilland CCG, 105, Bryn Freed Cl3a. 85, Lauren Toni QGG, 85, Audra Welse CBa, 125, Tannis Steiman QGG, 125, Alana Gunn Cl3r, 85, Mrs. Westdal. Middlef Leanne Nozick QCG, 85, Kris Banerjee CCG, 125 Lisa Hamburg Ql3r, 105. Front: Carol Wiritemute CBa, 105, Sharon Steiman CCG, 105, Carol Mc- Cullough CSports Captain5, Paula MottleylBr, 125. FQ B LL TER This year has been a great year in which Ballater has left its mark in many events, notably the swim meet, where our decreased numbers only served to increase our spirits. Remember Green is beautiful, and frogs turn into princes! Good luck in the future. Love, Audra and Kermit iss! ills Sill ' I II ' DJ Emu --3 .1 rfzxfl. I X! wiv ,V 'fl' V. .1 rw 4, fy-.,, ,f, Working with all the members of Braemar as a whole has been an experience. This year has been one l'II never forget. Thanks to Bernadette and all of youQ To next year's House Head - give it your Braemar - Blue - Shot! Paula GOWAN an 14 are Y eah CraigGowan! E xcitement L oud L aughable O utstanding W inners Hi! This year, our great athletic abilities led us to victory in - volleyball!! Thanks for giving me the opportunity to lead our house - it's a great one! Keep up the immense spirit and take care of Big Bird. Best of luck, Kris W 1' . 1 , it 1 A . I fi. ww: Q' 1 P Qii fn! gi, Gil: 5 If -I 11 ---V . ' A Q 4 - I ,M 4, M , 1 1 'Si 53,-3 ,f-1 g ,g. l'li -PH if '1 --W ' it it si 5 2, 3. 5 1 1 il 'H 'ln' l- ' - M -i l' 12 Qgirg 5 5 Nb Q I L -f i I tiii GL 5 -' :ft In my opinion, this was one of the best years for sports at BH since I came to the school. 4But of course I'm just a bit biasedg We Glen Gairnites pulled a fast one and were actually in first place for approximately 8 days!! For this l'd like to congratulate all of you - give yourselves a hand! I enjoyed being House Head im- mensely, ffooled ya, didn't I?y and would like to congrat- ulate my successor and tell her she's the Head of a great house. Be proud of it! Keep up the great work guys, and Iet's continue to show that great Glen Gairn spirit! Yours sincerely, Tannis Steiman 00 . ..+ 4' ,,3y - 44 QLLEYB LL juniors Bottom: Ardyth DeFehr, Tracy Kurz, Carrie Shankarow, Lauren Toni. Top: Treena Hastings, Alana Gunn, Bryn Freed, Chantal Kreviazuk, Kori Foran, Heather Jessiman, Joanne Lavergne, CCoachi. Missing: Lisa Bertnick, Karen Shanski, Raya Bandura, Manon Lisowski. fl cf i XX ,,,Ws X ..4Qhm.h Freshman Top: Jill Carter, Christine Mclnnes, Rita Deutschmann. Middle: Darlene Andison, Sharon Steiman, Dawn Searle. Bottom: Kristin Shanski, Patti Kostachuk, Paige Cardell, Tania Kotelewetz. Lying Down: ls coach Michelle Vertz. Missing: Lisa Burron, Sherry Dunn, Shannon Lockhart, Bridget Eldridge. Varsity Front: Tamara Moore, Nancy Cipryk, Deanna Hansen, Jackie Collins, Melanie Crozier, Michelle Ball. Back: Kerrie O'Keefe, Onalee Hawkins, Fumi Tamamori, Mrs. Westdal, Joelle Foster, Jane Ellis, Linda Graham and Nancy Fullerton v ea T ' 4 Above, hard at work, is our star spiker and server, Deanna. Just taking a break, Crightj, at the Wil.S.l,T, in Victoria. S Varsity Right: Front: Marnie Hilland, Kim Barnsley, Joelle Foster. 2nd Row: Bonnie Cunningham, Jane Ellis, Patti Kostachuk, Michelle Ball, Fumi Tamamori, Kerrie O'Keefe. 3rd Row: Paula Mottley and Angela Hilland. 821 - Ruth Morse. H24 - Jackie Collins. Missing is the coach, Tara Orchard. KETBALL Varsity Juniors- Left: Front: lsha Khan, Alana Gunn, Beth Kotler, Helen Lee. Middle: Jane Hume, Seema Joshi, Amy Johnson. Back: Angela Godin, Michelle Vertz CCoachJ and Silke Knieling. RLINC Front: Bonnie Cunningham, Josephine Fu, Janice Ding, Alyx Beuchel, and Alexandra Mercury. Back: Joey Kati, Tania Kotelewetz, Andrea Oberdieck, Lisa Burron, Fumi Tamamori, Jeriann George, Shaleni Nigam, Mira Sahay, Christine Hin- chliffe, and Maya Prabhu. Mrs. Baillie Cbelowp, was the teacher who managed to get all these people out on the rinks to freeze!! On your marks, get set -put your sweatshirts on! !?? SWIM MEET Swim meet results: First: Ballater - 113 Second: Braemar - 110 Third: Glen Gairn - 85 Fourth: Craig Gowan - 81 3 t ' was . 3 1 A it . af . Q., . ..,' X X V A f A .'L5U'-4 ' A Z tl 'N 1 x ,. ' at .Alla .5 , 1. 'ia A ,, M3 X it ' 5 1 iv in .1-.4 ZCDNE12 TRACK MEET -,,N--xxx Y g g 1 ' ' , 'S-52:5 ' -- . V .ff fi - . if ,, '- X R , V .,. I - 5 V ' 1 ' , i' x if 4 . i ff - ,ai - if '??fTgt 41 fig, f A et: , x A Y g 'kf.w,,' , . if- 1 ff' .4 - ' ',,z'3H al - - ,, ,Lx , .V .. ,V W - 1, 3 Tb 1 tj, -rr., s iilfff ,gf w 'bmi t- , V 2-HN aarqggg y , J ww- gg-' 3 r. 'Q mf .ff , ' H43 V 41, 3? .....! Q have We sei fe l J'-' f' S . llKK'ihnlq! Q ' ir:'u ' 3 , 5' -4 'i 1' l., li This year, we did just ex- cellently at the Zone 12 track meet, even with our reduced numbers. Somehow, probably because of our great athletic prowess, our Junior team came in first place, and our senior girls came in second place. Overall, we came in FIRST PLACE! Put that in your pipe and smoke it, SJR!!! Good going, girls! ka. .. f -- xl X f Q ,J 1--.- f 1k f ,K 2- ks ' fc if , f V f r 1, . f -s wr: -gf 1-fry, 0 f' I f 1 .9 pf , f E , x if az:- 'fi ,N as 1' 4 , ,wg mA,?'Z.:i zQ 1 V'f: E? I 4, r The Sacrifice What a way to end my life! To think that at one time I was one of the most beautiful trees in the world. I grew up in a magical forest on the edge of time. This enchanted place is filled with every good thing one can imagine. A silvery haze hangs over the trees creating a mystical appearance. lt is the land of dreams which many children visit during their night time adventures. This forest is looked after by a good fairy whose heart is always willing to give and give she did, for she saved me from a terrible fate, ibut that's another storyb. This little tale begins with a girl named Sarah who was very ill with a terrible disease that baffled the poor doctor. Her family had spent what little money they had on trying to buy the right medication, but no cure had been found. Her greatest desire was to have a beautiful Christmas tree, so much so that she could think of nothing else. Alas, her family was too poor to afford this luxury for her. It was Christmas eve, and in her dreams, Sarah's desire for a tree was so great that she wandered into the magical forest. Suddenly she paused and her eyes looked up at my branches. More than anything else, she wanted to take me home and as she disappeared back into the beautiful mist, her beautiful eyes stayed gazing upon me. I was so upset, for I knew somehow that this would be Sarah's last Christmas on earth and I wanted to make her happy. I decided to ask the fairy if I could be Sarah's Christmas tree decorated with all the lovely trimmings. The fairy was willing to grant my wish but said, With all the wishes there must be a sacrifice. If you want to be Sarah's Christmas tree, you will never be able to return home to the forest that you love. I thought for awhile, but I knew that I must make Sarah happy. My mind was made up and I asked the fairy to grant the wish. On Christmas morning, I was shining brightly in Sarah's room. When she awoke she was thrilled - never had she seen such a beautiful tree. To see her so made the sacrifice for me seem worthwhile. That evening Sarah quietly left this world. The next day, I began to feel ill, A part of me was missing. My branches felt dry and my needles started to fall. Sarah's parents wished to discard all memories of that Christmas day and after taking off all of the decorations, placed me on top of the trash heap. I felt as if my life, too, was over. :lc :lc :lc So this is where I am now. How I hate this dump. It really is so unfair that life should take this nasty turn. Oh how l wish that I could go back to the forest and make children happy again. What can I do here? What's that bright flash of light? Why, it's the good fairy, but, she too has a sad look on her face. The lovely fairy turns to stare at me and says, My dear little tree, you have done such a good deed that it hurts me to see you so defected. I cannot take you back home, for it would be against our laws, but I know of another place where I will send you. It is a land even more beautiful than your homeland, where you will once again be appreciated. A new world appears in front of my eyes. It is everything the fairy promised and to complete my happiness, Sarah is here too. Jane Nasser-ShariffGrade 65 The Secret Garden The sun's hot, sultry rays beamed upon the gleamy stones. They glistened and twinkled as the clear drops of dew shimmered like jewels. The pastel pink Iilacs smelled sweet and were intoxicating. The slim, radiating branches were laden with flowers like thick, creamy frosting on a cake. A thick carpet of pansies bordered a path which led to a rose garden. A rose bud as white as the January slow stoos out elegantly from the deep, dark, blackish - green leaves. Thick, prism-shaped thorns jutted out like ever so many guards protecting a frail princess. As if made of thorn silk, the pointed and serrated leaves framed the delicate rose bud. A fiery crimson rose swayed in the scented breeze. The spicy aroma of a cotton candy coloured carnation drifted through the air. Splatters of turmeric yellow sparkled as if gold nail polish had been dripped upon the smooth, soft, satiny petals. A plump, pudgy bumblebee buzzed and hummed by my ear and nuzzled into the honey-sweet nectar of a marigold. The petals were ruffled like a taffeta prom dress. Dusk began to settle like a snow, incoming tide. Slowly and serenely, night fell. Rageshwar Dulat CGrade 83 To the Graduates: Time comes and goes, We think we hold it in our hands, And find it slips away. One by one it's good bye. Not a blink, not a word, Not even a sigh. If only but for a little while, We could bring back the hands of time For the special moments, The special times. For a blink, for a word, FOR EVEN A SIGH. Paula Mottley qGrade 123 Winnipeg Poem Winnipeg is snowy, Portage and Main are blowy. There is Assiniboine zoo, We have polar bears too. We are famous for our grain, And also for our rain Cat least last summeri We are good for our crops, Carrots and cornstalks. Shannon Carson tGrade 37 Sprinter Here are the tulips growing so fine, But the snow falls and brings them out of line. Sitting here I am half frozen, I wish the sun had been chosen. When the sun was shining I went to the zoo. God could see what the monkeys would do. I rode the zoo train and had great fun, But then it snowed and burnt out the sun. lt's raining and it's so nice, But then the puddles turned into ice. Here I am all happy and gay, And then it ended as a terrible day. Diana Fred qGrade 33 On the Field Erin: Tip!!! Tip it, Tip it Wendy: Why do you want to tip it? lt's better if you don't -- you save money that way. Andrea: lt's a foul! Wendy: Looks like a ball to me. Jenny: Ha ha! I stole for second! Wendy: lt's not nice to steal. Jenny: Be quiet. Wendy: Sorry, my parents already named me Wendy. Jenny: Oh brother. Wendy: Since when were we related? Wendy lp qGrade 69 Productive Gr.12 English Classes MRS. CANTLlE'S: The Snake 8i The Slurpee KA variation of an Aesop tale.p Once upon a time there was a snake who lived in a city and used to watch human life from the corner of Niagra and Academy. He was very in- trigued by the colourful slushy beverages served at the building. It seemed to the snake that the people who frequented the place were the most well liked of their race, and that they admired other reptiles, as was displayed on their clothing. tCould it be the paper cup beverages?!J One day in ear- nest the snake slithered across the road, hoping to meet some of these people, but he got ran over in the parking lot. Moral: Curiosity killed the snake. Carolyn + Monica MRS. CURTlS'S: My parents asked me what I wanted for my birthday. I said a car.. .they said no. . .the heat developed in the conductor is directly proportional to the resistance on a conductor . . , I saw my eldest sister this morning . . . for the first time. . . . the square of the current and the time the current is maintained . . . My favorite rock star is the Beatles. l'm on an oil free diet . . . it's a real downer because my favorite drink is mazola . . . l'm a material girl . . . I have a teenage crush, on our mailman .... and we're living in a material world . . . my family considers themselves anti- vegetarians, they refused to eat vegetables . . . I think it's religious . . . a conceit could be defined as an outrageous metaphor . . . here SHE comes, the monster. Fang-like teeth, 3 eyes, , , she, she, she's, walking this way. She sees me. She's focusing in on the kill. Shake your head, her eyes were stuck . . . take a picture, it lasts longer! Help! . . . Hi. Cheryl Ed. note: The creature in this little exposition is by no means intended to represent anyone in particular! A Beautiful Spring Day g NO SNOW. Wait . . . wait . . . there's Still some along the fence. Not much. But enough that it's noticeable. DEAD eRowN DRIED up SWANIRY grass. Like permafrost when you walk on it. Hmph. It IS permafrost NO LEAVES. Wait . . . wait . . . there's some over there. One, two, three, four - No use counting. Let's just say there's a great big bunch left over from last fall on the ground. Actually the bunch isn't that big. Garbage EVERYWHERE. Especially those yellow ties and brown paper bags and plastic and string from the newspaper bundles. EVERYWHERE. NO SIGNS OF LIFE. Human life doesn't count. Wait . . . there's a squirrel. And a few - let's see - one, two, three - No use counting. Just a group of birds gossiping on our patio again. No normal birds. And still no plants. Not counting evergreens. NO SUN. Except when it gets in your eyes. WET WET WET puddles. MUSHY SLUSHY GUMMY mud. There go my shoes. Should have brought my rubber boots. Too late now. l'll learn one day. FOOSH! There go my pantlegs. Should have worn a raincoat. Kids in the muck. I feel like sitting in some myself. Cheer up. I can't. Spring is not a season of tweetie birds, new lambs, Easter eggs, and butterflies. At least, not here. Spring is DEAD BROWN DRY SOGGY grass, and WET WET WET puddles, and MUSHY SLUSHY GUMMY mud. NO SUN. JUST CLOUDS. So much for a walk in the freshly polluted air. FOOSHI There goes my jacket. l'lI learn one day. Su FTIFTIGI' By Maria Reimer tGrade 39 sun, flower, bird, fly, swing, three, branch, land Adrian Hersak tGrade 75 sun ee t t r t I e e f f 6 9 y , d t I' ' r t b br e e I ere d x ' If , X gyv 1, tgrangh e Xf 'I s E, e f win r land land t Land land land land land land land Land land land land land land land land land Land land land land land land land land land The World Without Evil lf all evil disappeared, Bliss would return and be shared. Tears Filling my eyes An attempt to escape Though never allowed Finally released They run down And join together in a whirlpool of thought. W all evil left this world, Love and joy would be unfurled. f all evi was forbidden, Audra Weise Grade 129 Jubilation would not be hidden. lf a I evil perished, Life would have more reason to Su nrise be cherished. I woke early this morning to watch the sun's crimson salute to the purple shadows of the night. As dawn's mist scattered every shadow from the If all evil melted away, There would be happier people today. Wendy lp fGrade 65 morning sky Shades of pink and blue pamt the T elling him or her secrets, heavens A crimson disc appears And streaks of gold etch E ating with him' the sky H u The golden sky slowly loses D usting he Soft fur, its radiance I D ancing with it, And a sapphire blue takes its place . ln the glowing heavens of Y our best mend!!! The Garth. Another Grade 4 student Audra Weise CGrade 125 4Je'if fef Mnnen Winnipeg Winnipeg is snowy at this time of year, But right now in February summer's very near. We are famous for our wheat and grain, In spring our Country likes to rain. Our crops grow big and tall, And harvested in the fall. In the summer mosquitoes bite, When summer's end is coming near inch worms do give a fright. On the Legislative building the Golden Boy stands with a lighted torch. If l look hard enough I can see the Golden Boy on my kitchen porch. Rebecca Tesky CGrade 35 H ometimes isn't exciting, hildren all over, ardwork, 0 bedience and kindness, 0 ften great, and ots of fun!! Someone in Grade 4 Horses fast, slow, working, playing, riding, horses are so fun, riding Michelle Clarke fGrade 45 The Coming of the Bucks A forest growing taller Taller TALLER Twisting branches sway Over the horizon. Thousands upon Thousands Swaying gently in the breeze. Thunder and Majesty Upon the horizon. A Hedge of Bone binds the horizon to the Blackened Sky. The horizon and the sky are brothers, Just like the Hedge and the Black. Raindrops of Hooves Echo in the mountain. Maggy Your smile revealed the twinkle in your eye. The one which loomed there your life through. The one which never disappeared. You found pleasure whereever you went. Happiness followed you, more faithful Than man's best friend. You were there when your friend needed you, Consoling, watching, helping To understand all things. You shared your knowledge, your happiness, You shared your love. You made happiness, And let it reign at your side. You were. You are. You shall be. No need to know where, But to know that you shall survive, Even to death, In my heart. To Magdalene Leitgeb Cknown as Maggyj, with all my love, Anonymous Purple majesty, merely a princeg stands While the flood of grey and tan and mustard Washes its summits. Like the Thunder They come Bold as Lightening They come The World is Theirs All Majesty is Theirs Only a shot , disrupts the Silence of Majesty Bold as Lightening, They still stumble on. They are The Bucks. Adrian Hersak Grade 7 Chipee the Sled Dog Chipee was a dominant fellow, Grey, black, white and yellow. He was a very good lead dog, Always pulled through, even in fog. Chipee was left behind before, Well, he isn't anymore. l will tell you about poor Chipee, lt is sad, you will see. Chipee was in a very bad fight, He was hurt, which wasn't very bright. So they left him behind, Which was not very kind. They had chained his legs up, And replaced him with a pup. They left him for a while, Till he threw them in a pile. He looked for them for days and days, A As he crossed ice and snow in many ways. Chipee found them at the 200 km mark, He called to the dogs with a bark. From then on he was the best lead dog, Chipee, oh Chipee lead us through the fog! Jackie Honey 4Gr. 55 The Space Shuttle lt went up They were excited, Everybody was happy I was curious to know why. . . lt never came down. Then they were sad l was upset About the tragedy. . . Which minutes before, Was a celebration. The teacher, the student's teacher How do they feel Not like me I cannot understand Or feel as they do For l did not know, her the way they did The families that will suffer I am lucky I am not one of them How unhappy they must be And to think minutes before, they were Alive and breathing The people involved in it How do they feel? I do not know Many do not care What about the future Many be opposed to carry on, Many scared Like me Samantha Once upon a time there was a little girl. Her name was Samantha. One night she built a time machine. It took her back to dinosaur time. She met lots of dinosaurs. She went swimming with them. She found some fossils. She took them in her time machine and now they are in her Grade 1 classroom. Jessica Dillon qGr. 13 But you should not be scared Because you will never know What you may have And you will never learn What you should have lt is sad That the shuttle Did not come . . . Down - ln one piece But life is too short And we must live on Life does not stop And we cannot weep Forever We must carry on As a universe, a country, A city, An individual Life must go on And so must l. Shilpa Soni CGr. 123 February 7!86 Charlie l have a little dinosaur and Charlie was his name. Jumping and hopping was his game. One day he jumped so high he touched the sky. I think I am starting to cry. Boo hoo did he have to die? Why oh why did he jump so high? I am starting to miss my dinosaur now. l think now he looks like a cow. Sarah StockfGr. lj THE WAY WE WERE I 1 . ' Q Q ef, ' V 3 'f K' 'wr' 1 5 4 AP A sf. Y x K F N lx K val a if V A 'H ,g ' Q if .42 ' Q 9' js-54 -. Y, . Jw, ' ,..v 4 W 1' --Hwang. f - Yi-J x , fl: i , 'A rr' ' uid' s A . ai- fxs -C D . wi K, ' al, -'U f ' Lf' 'vii 55' N Jw ,i 4 , x.--., 1 . , tai!! J ofl,-:M 147' 4,4 11 ' fly I L .uw ' x. ! H-. is Gorgeous babes were a. Kris Banerjee b. Nancy Cipryk c. Ava Adams d. Jill Condra e. Monica Lisafeld f. Janice Ding g. Nancy Ellis h. Wanda Dixon is Joey Kait k. Onalee Hawkins I. Joelle Foster m. Angela Hilland n. Susan Hossack 61 1? sg, M it R.. vA Q sf' 'mn 'ff 5 ' s ,W -1. sl ' v vng,-fi? 1- P . Q., More baby BH'ers: a. Leslie Malkin b. Ruth Morse c. Carol McCullough d. Shilpa Soni e. Audra Weise f. Cheryl Melosky g. Tamara Moore h. Parita Patel i. Tannis Steiman j, Neelam Vohora k. Carolyn Seale I. Paula Mottley m. Stephanie Smith n. Jillian Newsom 9' X WANDA MARIE DIXON 84-86 Ballater Aah! You're so cute! Am: Criminalogist PD: Criminal PP: Stop signs, fireplaces Wanda was at BH for two years, after leaving Wawanesa. Wanda Ccontinued page 843 T , iff' ' 51.1 fi'-, ,Zqf , , 4 E . - ' 'A I. of - . , - aff' ,f ' , ' 2' - -- 1 W-' ' '- A. Y' ' Q 1 -5' ' , , , , o I ',1 .4 , 1 in , ...,-, .., F, 1 if .0 , . I, D, Y ,, AVA VICTORIA ADAMS 76-86 Ballater lt's casual. Am: Clothing and textiles PD: Mariposa PP: Green, flat chests As one of the few people who were here for a looong time, it can safely I Wanda, Ava, Susan, Monica, and Tamara -' f be said that Ava definite- ly didn't show it. By this, I mean that Ava usually didn't do her qcontinued on page 843 SUSAN HOSSACK 83-86 BALLATER l don't understand . . Am: Prominent social worker PD: Prominent social worker PP: English class A native of Killarney, the booming metropolis west of Brandon, Susan hit BH Res in Grade 10. Although rather tcontinued on page 483 MONICA WAA LISAFELD 80-86 Glen Gairn Procrastination is the thief of time. l'll do it tomorrow. Am: To travel Europe seeking male anatomic perfection. E PD: To travel to Gimli and meet a Polish busboy. PP: Kris' baby blue socks and the smell of Res' plastic cups Our dearest ick arrived from Lampman, Sask. in Grade 7, fcontinued on page 843 TAMARA LYNNE MOORE 83-86 Craig Gowan You only live once. Am: Commerce graduate PD: Professional student PP: Res, onions, bathrooms Tamara joined BH in Grade 10, after gracing Wawanesa with her tcontinued on page 843 Parita, lanice, joey, , Shilpa and Neelam PARITA TINU PATEL 79-86 Braemar Oh, it's soofunny! E Am: To own a chain of Omni cars in St. Rose PD: To discover a cure for cancer and to find a way to achieve an average higher than 9975 PP: Other drivers on the road. Parita left St. Rose to come to join our BH family in Grade Qcontinued on page 855 JANICE ZAREENA DING Jan. 84-86 Ballater I don't know how I did it, ljust did it! Am: To get a boyfriend PD: Travelling around the world PP: Writing and re- ceiving letters Jeanette started at BH in the 2nd term of Grade 1O, and the teachers haven't been the same since - she left them in a daze. We're still not sure fcontinued on page 855 JOSEPHINE QJOEY5 KATl 81-86 Craig Gowan Just kidding. . Am: Registered nurse PD: Clinic receptionist PP: Her parents' station wagons, Grade4 kids qcontinued on page 855 7 1' Another member of the Old- Timers Club, Shilpa started at BH in Grade 5. Until Grade 12, however, Shilpa was known NEELAIVI CHATEAU VOHORA 80-86 Glen Gairn Ya Nlan!! Am: To own all the Le Chateau stores in the world PD: Africa PP: Hairspray, preppies While a member of the BH SHILPA SONI 78-86 Glen Gairn lt's only an eraser. Am: Psychiatrist PD: Millionaire's wife PP: Her dad's Datsun 3OOZX and her brother's squash ability family, Neelam managed to contribute a great deal to the qcontinued on page 855 WANDA fcontinued from page 825 was a very active member of the BH Residence, and Res will definitely miss her. Wanda had avid interests in dieting, suntanning, figure skating, swimming, and K.B. Wanda was known for her incredible knack of getting exactly what she wanted, and when she set her mind on someone or something, look out!! For example, in Grade 12, Wanda attained her Nationals in swimming by giving up every Saturday and Sunday afternoon for ll weeks. Congrats! Next year, Wanda plans to terrorize the U. of M. Res, with a future in criminalogy. All the best to you, Wanda, we'll miss you. AVA icontinued from page 829 homework, and somehow managed to look like she was wearing her unburnable kilt for the first time - even though she'd been wearing it for years! Av was also one of the artsy blond club, and we always looked forward to seeing one of her sketches. In Grade 12, Ava's bright red TRUCK and her endless naming of guys that we never saw became her trademark. Ava's devotion to her truck was obvious, since she could often be seen taking it to the carwash during her double spares, even in the middle of winter!! .1 , .., Y , .W ' ' 'iixcf f.-... -5... Thank you for being there when we needed you, Ava, and good luck in Clothing and Textiles at the U. of M. SUSAN qcontinued from page 825 quiet during school hours, it has come to my attention that Susan wasn't always that quiet. Coming to and from classes without a lot of fuss, Susan could often be heard mumbling to herself during Geography class, and, upon straightening out her thoughts several minutes after Mrs. Friesen had changed the subject, she would blurt out something like Cocoa beans! Obviously, this caused pure havoc, but we soon got used to it! Good luck next year, Sue, the halls of BH and the tables of Impressions will most certainly miss you. MONICA qcontinued from page 823 a year she claims she barely remembers due to the culture shock experienced in French. Since then she has lived in qand escaped froml Residence, the obvious cause of her lethargic nature, Qwhich was temporarily dismissed in Grades 8 and 10 with her duties as House heady. As a graduate of pube- hood and an actual irather than honoraryj member of Grade 12, our artsy blond could often be seen on weekends at The Note , or while in a more 45 social consious mood, at Grapes searching out sockless preps. qLet's not forget her con- tributions to Lox or the in- famous SJR functionsj Monica is also well known for her ruby lipstick, dark sunglasses and passion for white wine andlor Jewish men bearing edible kosher gifts. Monique's in- credible talent is being for- warded to aj sometime, somewhere in the field of fine arts, by perfecting her Marilyn image at Deke parties or cl maintaining her pseudo- intellectual approach to world economic systems. qRumor has it that next year her roommate is no other than DAVID LET- TERMAN!?!5 I love potatoes!! TAMARA icontinued from page 829 presence. She was active as both an academic and as an athlete. Her activities included figure skating, track, bad- minton, volleyball and basketball. ln Grade 11, she was President of the Grad Committee, and in Grade 12 was a member of Executive Council in her capacity as Head Girl in Residence. Tamara always did have a knack for organizingthings! Out of school, Tamara's interests were in suntanning, Coke, and a certain S.S., as well as occasional trips to Texas. BH will certainly benefit from having Tamara's help in Residence in 86-87, as an authoritarian figure, this time around. We all hope to see her smiling face scouting the halls of U. of M. next year. We love you and good luck! PARITA Qcontinued from page 839 6. We will always remember Parita coming to school AFTER Monday morning assemblies ready to conquer Chem., Physics, Bio., the list goes on. As a result, she has successfully remained an Honour student since Grade 7. She finally cut her hair in Grade 12, and even received a Dodge Omni for Christmas. We will never forget the day that Parita came to school without her glasses, but not because she had lost them, as we'd expect, but because she got contacts. But, unlike everyone else, she stopped wearing them after a few weeks. We're not sure why, but she did mention something about dropping them in her tea! While some of us went to Grandma Lee's or Sals for lunch, Parita could often be seen rushing off to McDonald's with a carload of hungry girls. The hilarious thing about this was that Parita went to McD's EVERY DAY! In fact, when we couIdn't find her at school, we knew that she had to be at McD's. Parita plans to pursue a career in Medicine at the U. of M. Hey, Parita, where are you going this break? St. Rose again?! Best of luck in the future, Parita, and we will always remember you as Parita in Pink . JANICE qcontinued from page 837 that her good marks aren't a result of Janice's having studied everything back home, or whether she really is that brilliant! One of the many Res girls in our class, Janice hailed from Malaysia, although she must have forgotten what it looks like, since she never went home during school breaks. London, Australia, Toronto, Singapore, where will she go next? Ac- tually, she's off to the University of Toronto next year to pursue a career in Computer Science. Best of luck, Janice, we will always remember you! JOEY Qcontinued from page 833 Way back in Grade 8, a rather short person with frizzy hair joined the ranks of the class of '86. Soon after her arrival, we all knew who Joey was, but we weren't sure if she was just kidding or was sorry! Everyone in the class will remember that EVERY one of Joey's comments was followed by Just kidding. or l'm sorry. We finally got her to stop saying this, but only by using brute force! Joey's main method of transportation was a red station wagon. When asked if she had a car at school, Joey would either say she had her mom's car or her dad's car - but she always had a red station wagon. lt wasn't until the end of Grade 12 that we all found out that there were TWO IDEN- TICAL red stations wagons! Joey's dream for a long time was to become a vet, but cir- cumstances have not allowed her to carry through with this, so she has decided that helping humans will do her just fine. Good luck in Nursing when you get there, Joey, and have a good time at the U. of M. in Arts in the meantime! SHILPA qcontinued from page 839 primarily for keeping to herself, and we were all surprised when the real Shilpa showed herself! Shilpa's many memorable incidents are too numerous to mention, but they included such things as her awe- inspiring knack for being able to silence a whole room with her wacko comments, her duties as SELF-appointed class psychiatrist, her readiness for grad - grad date and all - in September, her daily Soni Smile , her back seat driving, her duo personality of studious student during the day and party animal at night, and her many lunches away from the school, qcould she have been one of the carload?j Shileepa was also quite teasable - but managed to get revenge on me, one of the worst. Who that was present will forget Shlipla's proudness at getting me with that ice cold pail of water? qCongrats on that one, Shilplp Happy studying in medicine, but remember, doctors need personalities. . . NEELAM qcont. from page 835 lively atmosphere at the school. Neelam was very outgoing and was also known for her ex- tremely large wardrobe, the bulk of it coming from Le Chateau. Along with her neat clothes, Neelam used a heck of a lot of hairspray in order to N. 'ff .I keep up her chic image, and upon entering a bathroom after Nee, a strange smell often pervaded the air. Neelam's phenomenal ap- petite was always a major discussion in the Iunchroom, that is, we discussed, and she ate! One of the two people to miss Closing Exercises, we were wondering whether Neelam would get her diploma - did you? If she did, Neelam will be attending the U. of M. next year to pursue a career in Sciences. So, if you want to find her, just look around for the burgundy haired girl, wearing the Le Chateau clothes and followed by the smell of French Formula! Best of luck always, Neelam. JOELLE qcontinued from page 875 one who got frostbite over spring break rather than a tan. Very active from the beginning, Joelle was an important part of the volleyball and basketball teams and set records in track and field. She was one part of the Fearless Two during floor hockey games and was frequently discussed during Sports Council meetings. Among her many interests were sharks, wrestling, pirates, Banola Bar Bunnies, fetal pigs q Tess J, Conan, heavy metal music and writing, especially poetry, and she will be going into Journalism next year at Carleton. Her curly hair, smiling face and uniqueness of humour will always be remembered by her friends. Good luck in the future Jo Jo Babe. May all your dreams cometrue. AUDRA qcontinued from page 873 and broke records in long distance running, earning her the name Audie Fox . She had a go-getter spirit and nobody x 1 l I 1: .-u ancv lHl NANCY JANE ELLIS Jan. 82-86 Braemar Uuuggghhh!! Am: To learn how to write essays PD: Famous novelist or comic strip caption writer PP: Being a leader, no one taking her seriously Nancy Jane suddenly became a big part of BH in Grade 8. With her socks down andtop ullil button undone for was it missing?j, her contributions were many, including her roles as Grade 11 Class President and School Captain for the 85- 86 year. Adventure and spirit were portrayed in many crazy events ny Nancy - which is a lot to ask of a girl who swam at 5:30 a.m. several times a week. The teachers were very grateful that Nancy's house was so close to the school, or she wouldn't have been able to rush home to her forgotten books. Perhaps Nancy will return to the halls of BH in the future to race Mc- Donald's Fast Mac cars down them once again. As befitting her individualistic nature, Nancy will be con- tinuing her education at Dalhousie University, King's College, in the Foundation Program. Best of luck, and have aFABtime! JILLIAN CLAIRE CONDRA 82-86 Braemar Gone out, Backson, Bisy Backson, tWinnie the Poohll' Am: To travel around the world PD: Miami, Manitoba PP: Speeches, French class Jill lept into her kilt in Grade 9 and hasn't had a chance to take it oft yet. She was always i Y Vx whirling and twirling with her different duties of Class tcontinued on page 885 7 Steph Kris STEPHANIE ANNE SMITH 84-86 i Craig Gowan Am: Handing in an English assignment on time PD: Extremely wealthy P P: S h oe s, classes?? Deserting Pilot Mound to join us for her last two years of her high school education, Stephanie brought with her a permanent smile twell, almost alwaysll, much to our ad- ggntage. tcontinued on page D KRISTINE MARIE BANERJEE 80-86 Craig Gowan What's wrong with Sask- atchewan? Am: Somewhere in the field of agriculture, no pun intended PD: Bring fame to Weyburn through her personal successes PP: Unidentifiable Kris, our illustrious Head of Craig Gowan, was well suited tcontinued on page 883 JOELLE ELIZABETH FOSTER 84-86 Ballater Right on! Eh! Am: To study the mysteries of the shark world PD: To study the mysteries of a shark's stomach -firsthand PP: Preppy clothes, green socks Joelle Foster made us realize that there are colder places in the world than Winnipeg. She blew into our halls in Grade 10, from the cold frozen North qBaker Lakel, and is the only Ccontinued on page 895 AUDRA LYNN WEISE 82-86 Ballater That's beautiful! Hold me back! UN-believable! Am: Olympics '88 or '92 PD: Senior Citizens Olympics or Zone 12's forever PP: Mosquitoes and Hitler Audra was first disc- overed r- unning in our halls in Grade 9. From the begi- nning she did well in schooland in Biology she will be rememb- ered for her di- section labs f Tess 7. Audra became very active in track and field and tcontinued on page 895 ANGELA DAWN HILLAND 80-86 Craig Gowan t'lt's really no major big deal! Am: To reach the 8th floor of Eaton's PD: Men's underwear forever PP: The shortcomings of the I loelle Audra Angela Nancy human race Angela entered the halls of BH in Grade 7 and the school hasn't been the same since. She immediatley plunged into every extra-curricular activity imaginable, from basketball to operetta and did a terrific NANCY GAIL CIPRYK 74-86 Glen Gairn I'm leaving now, so if you want a ride, get in . . Am: Commerce grad PD: Hlnstant Tel- ler repair person PP: French, food Nancy has been at BH . . . forever!! On a more serious note, Nancy has been at BH since Grade 1, and is a veteran who contributed much to our family. She has been a faithful ' i JILL tcontinued from page 869 President in Grade 10, Secretary of Grad Committee in Grade 11 and Head Girl for the 85-86 year. She was frequently seen running through the hallways with orange messages dangling from her fingers. She had the unique ability of speaking loudly at the wrong time. JilI's one dark time was in Grade 10, when she joined Gang X, a gang noted for its violence and eggnapping. Jill took Bio during the summer before Grade 12 so that she'd have more time for her Head Girl duties, but McDonald's duties soon became the top of herlist. Thanks a lot for having the after grad party Jill, it was a blast! Too bad that we couldn't Q., ,M .. W X' A 7 ,gf fx 6 1 fi X sf ! 1 ' -Q' J N ' v A bop to the strains of Madonna's Celebrate-Holiday all night! Good luck at the U. of M. in Clothing and Textiles next year - and don't strain yourself by watching TV too many Saturday nights! STEPH tcontinued from page 869 Along with her smile, Steph introduced Res to some of the best hotel parties they'd ever experienced, and sometimes took people to McDonaId's in the Mercedes that snowed through the air vents. 4Was it the same one that took you to 7- Eleven to satisfy your Hogie craving the night before your History exam?l Hope you keep up your snappy dressing, Steph, and good luck in your future en- deavours that are starting at the U. of M. in the fall. Keep smiling, too!! KRIS tcontinued from page 86l for the job as she came from the golden yellow fields of Saskatchewan. Weyburn's loss proved to be the gain of BH, Res, SJR, and Winnipeg in general. Yes, Kris was, and I suppose still is, well-liked by everyone, which was probably the cause of her thousands of friends. In fact, did anyone NOT like Krisable? Banjee was not often the instigator of any major event, but still pulled some crazy stunts like when she took a multitude of pictures on ski weekend in Grade 12 - of only one or two things! Of course, we will all remember Kris for her lovable, outgoing and helpful personality. Have a great university career and good luck after that, Kris, whether you go to U. of Sask, Western, Queen's or the U. of M.! We'lI miss you, so keep intouch!! could contain the energy that emitted from Audra, especially in floor hockey, where she became known as the other half of the Fearless Two . Audra could be found on bright sunny days windsurfing or riding horses, which somehow suited her ap- pearance. She played the piano and loved writing, especially poetry, but we will never forget her stories about Ye Bluha . ln her last year here, she became Head of Ballater, which tested her patience and sanity. During Sports Council, she was often found defending the Fearless Two's actions during the last intramurals. Audra's unique sense of humour and bubbly laughter will be forever remembered by those who knew her at BH. Good luck in Commerce next year! ANGELA tcontinued from page 875 job this year managing the Yearbook, newspaper AND canteen. qThanks, guys!5 She was thought to have gotten all her boundless energy from her ever present can of Coke QBURP5. Although Angela was very capable of defending her own opinions, she could never quite reason with certain Grant Park music lovers, who ex- tensively injured her car. Angela's high grades kept her on the Honour Roll every year, but she has hidden talents as well, in Grade 11 she was able to fit 200 people into half a duplex. Being one of Mrs. Baillie's favorites, rumour has it that Angela receives mysterious wake-up calls when she misses tests. Bonne chance dans I'avenir, Angela. May you never be without a box of Junior Mints, and remember, Con- fucious say: Stay away from frat houses, they're dangerous! NANCY qcontinued from page 875 team member of every sports team at the school and in Grade 12, the Library Prefect. Clancy could usually be seen in one of two places: busy stamping books or parked at the side parking lot picking up young Tuxedo residents in her sparkling clean station wagon. Her weekly rendez-vous with Dale Hawerchuk were always anticipated with great en- thusiasm. It is also thought that Nancy set a new record by starting to work on her tan for grad in October, but she was very disappointed when the plans for grad at Grapes on Main were cancelled. Rumour also has it that Nancy and Carol could retire on the profits from selling Coles notes on the black market if there was ever a shortage. Best of luck in Commerce next year, Nancy, and may you find that split level in the suburbs you've always wanted! PAULA fcontinued from page 905 time just having a blast ! We will all miss our tall, dark, long- legged beauty whose wonderful smile and delightful manner have warmed our hearts. May all your dreams come true, Paula, including meeting your Prince Charming and having twins! RUTH Qcontinued from page 905 soccer 1115, drama Q7-105, choir Q7-115, and the French Com- petition qll-125. She was also vice-president of her class in Grade 7 and whom better do we know as Miss Canteen ? Ruth has this strang habit of being bubbly when everyone else is unhappy. This does not mean that she never gets upset or depressed, but take her to Rotten Ronnie's for lunch and feed her a Big Mac, a Quarter Cheese, 2 large fries, a chocolate shake and a hot fudge sundae and she'll be just fine. Ruth is best known for her tail, which she finally grew out of, her house parties, and her ability to come up with great ideas at the wrong time. She is also well known for being the only person with a strange white line down the middle of her jeans, which she claims is the washing machine'sfault. ln her BH years, Ruth has learned to walk, sing, dance, speak without braces and deal with romance qwhich she is still dealing with5. Ruth is off to the U. of M. next year as a Com- merce student, and I know that she will perform to her best Fa! dv Paula, Ruth, Gnalee and Iosephine PAU LA MOTTLEY 80-86 Braemar I need a chocolate bar! Am: Cover of Vogue PD: Vogue 411 model PP: Physics, afros, men Paula came to Balmoral Hall in Grade 7. In her final year at BH she became Head of Braemar. It not knowing Paula, one might think that her time would be dedicated to dieting, and that she would be preoccupied with modelling. Not Paula. Paula is known for craving chocolate tall the time5, and the rest of her tcontinued on page 925 RUTH ELIZABETH MORSE 80-86 Glen Gairn Can't stop to chat, l've got to pay the milkmanI Am: Freelance photographer PD: Real estate agent or ac- countant PP: Frogs, lending Onalee SS, and hockey Well, what can I say about Ruth the bleach blond except that for the past six years she has excelled to her fullest in everything that she has been involved in. She has been in basketball C7-125, track Q7-95, qcontinued on page 925 ONALEE MARIE HAWKINS 75-86 Ballater Ruth, I need to borrow money, AGAlN!! Am: Actressfsinger in Holly- wood PD: Businesswoman PP: Her mother's green LeBaron, seatbelts, Argentina Onalee - well, what can I say about her? She's done a million and one things in her 11 years at BH. Onalee was Gr. 10 House Head, Class Pres. in Gr. 7, 9, and 12, and fundraiser of the grad committee in Gr. 11. All of Onalee's hard work in the drama field paid off in Grade 11 tcontinued in page 925 JOSEPHINE MARIE FU 84-86 Ballater I don't know, I really don't know. Am: Photographer PD: Photographer PP: Being punched when she's busy H Josephine seems to be a quiet, friendly girl at the first glance. The friendly part is very true! Josephine is not always quiet though. Josephine, like almost every human being, has a very wild side to her! Josephine came to BH in Grade 11 and almost immediately captured the hearts of many of her classmates with her fun-loving qcontinued on page 925 Lf' 5N :m:mn liner lil Carolyn, Carol, Leslie, Cheryl 81-86 B r a e rn a r Squash is MY racquet. Am: To beat G h a n g i r K h a n at A s q u a s h CAROLYN ELAINE SEALE CCONTIHUGU On D389 937 80-86 B r a e m a r No man is a hero to his v a I e t . ' ' When sm- ashing mo- numents, s- ave the pedastals, they come in handy. Am: To kidnap the Golden Boy PD: Alcatraz PP: Logs, sequences, untuned ra- dio stations CAROL HELEN IVICCULLOUGH LESLIE LESLIE MALKIN a nd Ta n n is CHERYL NIELOSKY K , X 'rANNls LYNN sTEllvlAN ' 82-86 Glen Gairn , -L Let's go, ' Sharon! Yes, I'II pick you 7 .F..v up... Am: For Spidey to come to the rescue of Glen Gairn ll PD: To organize Les Sl Cheryl on page 93. . . lcont. on page 935 r - - G17 -'iff ability and impress everyone. Good luck Buddy! Eh! ONALEE qcontinued from page 90 whyen she played the lead in My Fair Lady . On par- ticipated in the French Verse Competition in Gr. 7-10 8. 12 and took first place every year. Onalee was also active in the sports scene, playing volleyball Q7-125, basketball Q7-85, soccer 4117, and a member of the track team Q7-95. ln her Grade 12 year, Onalee was a member of the Uniform Committee. Believe it or not, Onalee also had time to get good marks! Onalee spent most of her after-school life in Gr. 7 81 8 doing the dirty work of the school, in the detention room! How someone who was such an obnoxious brat turned out to be such a good person, we'll never know. After all this, Onalee even managed to go out with 46 guys in Grade 7 alone. Possibly for this alone, BH wouldn't have been the same without Onalee. Next year, Onalee is off to St. Olaf's College in Minnesota to study business. We wish you all the luck in the world! Luv ya, On! JOSEPHINE Qcontinued from page9Ol nature. ln Grade 12, Josephine was a member of the Photography Club and the Cooking Club. This girl from Hong Kong has been an im- portant part of the BH family Residence in both Grade 11 and 12. Many people wonder what the Res girls do on weekends. Well, Josephine, when she has the money, rents a car and cruises around Winnipeg! We'll really miss you Josephine - have fun at UCLA, and keep in touch! CAROLYN qcontinued from page 913 Since Carolyn joined the ranks of private school life, her fabulous smile and wild per- sonality have brightened our classrooms. Our crazy blond responds to many titles, from Grasshopper, Skinny, C-3, to Maniac, and has been an active participant in BH ranging from jungle combat in the hallways, the Grandma Lee's Coffee Club, Batter's Aerobic Hour, to being the founder of the BH Breakers. Although her grade point average is high enough to place her on the Honour Roll, the cost of B.F.'s weekly phone calls have been known to outdo it. For the answer to Kris' question, fMrs. Baillie, what happened to the sin?l, just ask Carolyn! By the way, don't forget to buy some flour, Dennis is coming over. Best of luck in the future, and say hi to Guido's cousin for us! CCS. can be found next year at the U. of M. in Clothing and Textiles.J SAROL qcontinued from page ll PD: To be a Chem. teacher and write a historical romance PP: Cowlicks, blood sampling from fingers, family station wagons, small feet Coming from a St. James Squash family in Grade 8, starving of cultural influence, Carol tripped quietly into the intellectual world of BH. Sorry, Jonathan, I simply won't be able to do lunch at Maxim's Friday next - GOTTA PLAY SQUASH! was a variation of one of Carol's often repeated lines. Expert in Physics and Chem., Carol could often be found consulting with Mrs. W. in her capacity as Sports Captain. Our 5'5 bubbly brunette was commonly l l i .fc K1 ,T fqp .24- A v - . ' l ft? f4 . . 'E al 'Y' 'L1K!f : i -.3 ' yyrulr - .' . -Q B -, X A .,.m. . , LA. .I . , , X wg' 1' .Q 4 E. 'M Lu. N M54 .f I . seen on windy days being blown clear across the field because of lack of support from her size 5 feet. We hope that our future Dr. Carol McCullough will refrain from passing out in the OR. Miss ya' lots, Carol, we know your vitality will pull you through Med. school! LESLIE tcontinued from page 915 81-86 Glen Gairn I can hardly wait until university. All those guys - it's like Scandals allday! Am: World's first taxi with no sense of direction PD: To drive downtown and end upin Alaska PP: Crowded buses, being broke, short men Leslie joined Balmoral Hall in Grade 8, never to return to the normal life of public school again. Leslie has definitely left her mark in the 5 years that she has been at BH. Notorious for her somewhat different lunches, Les could often been seen munching on packaged cold cuts, cream cheese and olive sandwiches, to blocks of bacon cheese, and frozen pizza crusts. She will never be forgotten at SJR dances for displaying her breakdancing moves in the hallways, fare you getting a little warm, Les?J Les is off to the U. of M. next year where she'll be majoring in men over 5'1O , also a soon to be released novel, sequel to Leslie's last book: Big Feet - We're a Dying Breed! Good luck, Lesya, and l hope you find the dream man at the daytime Scandals. gHERYL qcontinued from page ll 84-86 Braemar The ocatgon is reserved solely for the purpose of the stop sign. Always come to a complete stop. qManitoba Driver's Handbookl AM: First female Prime Minister PD: First female Canadian Pope PP: Alan Alda's wife In the fall of '84, BH was exposed to what later became known as the Melosky Ex- perience . Cheryl burst into the BH scene, leaving behind a trail of various creations. These included her battle cry, War! , and the Braemar Whoop! . When not at BH Breakers practice, Cheryl could be found at Baba Lee's , sipping coffee and contemplating the meaning of life. Being a true intellect, Cheryl seemed to attract men with great literary interests, receiving strange packages from them in the mail. During her time at BH, Cherie's mode of transport progressed from the bump-down-stairs theory to the Duster. Cher-Bear was very attentive to her physical appearance, and could often be heard saying I need a hair- cut! whilst munching on a celery stick. The walls of BH will forever echo with The Chicken Theme , Hawaii 5-O , and jungle sounds. As Ronald Reagan would say, God bless you, Cheryl! PS. This is not an obituary, C.C. Rider is alive and working at the Grant Park Army Surplus. TANNIS Ccontinued from page 915 Danse-Aide and end world famine PP: Roberta at Edward's, grad dates, speed limits, Newton's Third Law Arriving quietly as a curly strawberry blond with braces, Tannis left us as a permatanned spiked, ginger-headed cutey with straight teeth. Tannis' social and school life has been greatly enhanced by her little white Omni with the blue in- terior and a radio that never worked. As well as being Grade 12 Glen Gairn House Head, Tan was also choreographer for the Jazz company and a major help in Executive Council. Tannis, may all your dreams come true, We made this short and sweet just like you. Good luck!! v-1 X. V4.7 X ' 1 :L -. 1 , .5 ' 50 . , 1 ' '-. ' , A in fhefd N THE '86 GRADUATES 4 . 1' fr 6 ' Q V, .. L: - s 1, .Q ' - -Q , 45.5 ,HK tg ,I I J - 4 rw' . 3-T-. . I A' ' ALUMNAE TE An annual tradition, for those that may not know, is the Mother and Daughter Tea hosted by the Alumnae Association. At this tea, the Graduates are welcomed into the ranks of the Alumnae with good food, talk, and a special ceremony at which we all leave our mark at BH - in a cement step in the back yard! This year, the '86 Grads were also privileged enough to receive silver chains on which hung pendants embossed with our BH crest. Thanks again to the Alumnae for their generosity. Gt is 4 ,F If ,, xo Hx, ui' 'f -f i.. -L. 1 A M. '4 lf i n 5 .. 5. 1 1.5 ,Jw ,ex 5 t -., 1 K 3 .1 4 , W... 1 iz- - QL , Q . 5, V of K' ., ,, F, 'Q 5' pn- - v y H f- 5 --,,,- .v- . -.m Fwy elf' 1 . ,3 ' '. ,.. g,.:.f 'X ., , ,nyc- 'I ,wuz -1 Nam .S x - 1 ' ' R X - E' -f 5 AWARDS ASSEMBLY I Y- ir? Q w .xg 4 C. 'si .I ll. 17 ML 53: 5 RY' -as I HY . , . .ses ,Q A 1 'iw KN E... CLCDSINC EXERCISES Honoured guest, Mr. Russell, parents, teachers and friends: WE MADE IT!! Last year when I was honoured to be named Head Girl of Balmoral Hall, any delight I felt was immediately followed by the terror of knowing that I was going to have to stand up here today and address all of you, on our last day as students at BH. During this year I have spoken several times, learned many new things, experienced much delight and happiness and today I feel only pleasure that I can give this address on behalf of all the girls in my class. Over the past several months we have spent most of our time looking ahead to OUR grad dance, and today, OUR Closing Exercises - we have also been considering all of our options for universities, what courses we will take, and whether we will be in residence or at home. We have made many decisions about our future and today I would like to reflect a little on our past. How well I remember my first opening assembly. A sea of green kilts, where everyone seemed to have a best friend. Who would be mine? It wasn't long before we had many great friends. Most of you assembled here today are our parents. Our first thanks is to you, for sending us to BH and supporting us throughout our years here. Seated behind the grads and among the students are the teachers. We all have many different memories of every single one of them: We may forget how to con- jugate the past plus-perfect of the verb etre , - or how to phrase a sentence, - or that a gerund is a verb that acts as a noun, or is it a noun that acts as a verb? Well . . . anyway, - we may forget the formulas for the cos and sin laws, - or that a clothesline with a pulley is not only to hang clothes on, BUT - We will never forget the math teacher who thinks she strikes terror into the hearts of all her students, but we know she's a marshmallow, for nothing is too much trouble when it comes to helping one of her girls, - or the fast moving scientist who is also a closet historical romance author, - or our fabric arts class where we learned a lot more about stitchery, but a whole lot more about life, - the Phys. Ed. teacher who VAI EDICTORY told us how great we all looked in green bodysuits, and did so with a straight face, - or our history buff who was also our chief concilliator teaching us that there were always two sides to a story, and that a peaceful solution is preferable to a confrontation, - and finally, the judge who stands in front of assemblies . Mr. Russell gave us a theme to be our motto throughout the year, among them co-operation, respect, responsibility, and routine. These are the words that we would use to describe him, and we would add - a touch of class! These are only a few of the memories that we will have of our years at BH. ' To Mr. Russell, the teachers, our parents and to the friends we have turned to for comfort - wethank you. I would like to conclude today's address with a memorable quote from TS. Eliot: What we call the beginning is often the end, and to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from. Thank you and good luck, Jill Condra Head Girl JUNIOR SCHOOL AWARDS Certificates ot Academic Achievement .... . . . . . - by Grade Certificates of Merit .................. ..,..... - by Grade Good Citizenship Awards ................ .......... - by Grade Junior School French Prize ......................... . . . Mary Kontzamanis Creative Art Award fBalmoraI Hall Auxiliary3 ............. ........ L isa Kresz Julia M. Adamson History Essay and Project Competition: Grade 5: ......................................... ....... S ilke Otremba Grade 6: ...................................... ......... E Iinor Simons Junior School Choir Award ....... .... C hristine Snodgrass SENIOR SCHOOL AWARDS Julia M. Adamson History Essays: Grades 7-8 .................. ............. M aya Prabhu Grades 9-10 ............... ................. S arina Pal Grades 1 1-12 ....................................................... .... Q tie3 Kim Wiese 8 Alix Hersak Senior School Choir Award .................................,................ .............. M argo Adams Canadian History Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 1 1 Uulia Adamson Bequest3 ..... .............. A Iix Hersak English Prize for outstanding work at Jr. High level ............................ ...... N icole Rosen Home Skills Award in Grade 9 ............................................ ..... M ichelle Kresz French Prize tor Highest Standing in Grade 12 ...... .... L eslie Malkin Geography Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 ............................. i..... L eslie Malkin History Prize tor Highest Standing in Grade 12 .....,............................ .... M onica Lisafeld Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 12 13003 Uames A. Dowler Award3 .... ........................ J anice Ding Mathematics Prize for Highest Standing in Grade 1213013 ............................................... Onalee Hawkins Headmaster's Prize tor Highest Standing in Grade 12 English ..................,..... Leslie Malkin, Parita Patel, Carolyn Seale Science Prizes for Highest Standing in Grade 12 .............. . . . Phys.lC.S.: Janice Ding, Chem.lBio.: Carol McCullough Certificates of Achievement ............................ ...................................... - by Grade Balmoral Hall School Prize QHighest Standing in Gr. 73 ......... ..................,............. A drian Hersak Balmoral Hall School Prize qHighest Standing in Gr. 83 ........ ,. . . .... Maya Prabhu Balmoral Hall Alumnae Scholarship lHighest Standing in Gr. 83 .... ...... N icole Rosen Havergal-Rupertsland Scholarship lHighest Standing in Gr. 103 ..... .... J ennifer Buechel Havergal-Rupertsland Scholarship qHighest Standing in Gr. 1 13 ..... ...... A Iix Hersak E.L. Drewry Scholarship qHighest Standing in Gr. 123 ............ .... L eslie Malkin SPECIAL AWARDS Chartered Accountants of Manitoba Award .............................. ............... A ngela Hilland Clare McCulloch Memorial Award for Creative ArtlPresented by 1962 Grads3 . . . .... ttie3 Ava Adams 8. Ruth Morse A.J. Casson Award tor Art ............................................ ................... M onica Lisafeld Rosemary Gordon Condo Memorial Library Award .... . . . . . . Nancy Cipryk 8. Alexandra Johnson J. Anderson Award ........................... .............,.. C arol McCullough Elizabeth Patton Memorial Shield .................................. ............,....... N ancy Ellis M. Cole Davis Department Award .................................... .................. T annis Steiman G. Murrell-Wright Award qPresented by Balmoral Hall Alumnae Association3 .... ................. A ndrea Oberdieck Jessie May Carter Riverbend Awards ................................. . . .... Jr: Lisa Kreszg Sr: Shannon Lockhart Julia M. Adamson Foundation Scholarship Awards . . . . ....................... Jr.: Dana McGillivray Sr.: Kim Wiese!Rita Deutschmann G. Harold Aikins Scholarships ................ . . Science: Kim Barnsley, Humanities: Alix Hersak Governor GeneraI's Bronze Medal ........... .....................,......... P arita Patel The Jodi Award - ln Memory ot Jodi Bernstein .... .... N ancy Ganas 8 Kristin Borger The Dr. Harold A. Sures Memorial Award .... ............. - . Deanna Hansen The Pacilic Award .................,... ................ S usan Rich Rosemary G, Condo Memorial Award .... .... C arolyn Seale N. Thomas RussellAward ....,.......... . . .Jillian Condra Sir James Aikins Memorial House Trophy . . . ,.,, Craig Gowan EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AWARDS School Captain's Award ....... Sports Captain's Award .......... . Head Girl in Residence Award .... Yearbook Editor Award ........ Library Prelect Award ........ . . . .Jillian Condra Head Girl's Award ................... .........NancyEllis . . . Carol McCullough . . . . .Tamara Moore . . . . .Angela Hilland . . . . Nancy Cipryk Head Girl, Junior School .....,.. ........ R ebecca Dillon Asst. Head Girls, Junior School .............. Elinor Simons Jane Sharif 8. Wendy lp ATHLETIC AWARDS House Cups - Volleyball .... .... C raig Gowan Basketball .... .... G len Gairn Swim Meet .......... ................. B allater Floor Hockey ......,........................, Ballater Sports Day, Jr. School ........ Qtiej Braemar 8. Craig Gowan Junior School House Trophy .......... DIPLOMAS Ava Adams ........ Kristine Banerjee ..... Nancy Cipryk ..,... . . . Jillian Condra .... .... Janice Ding .... ... Wanda Dixon .... .., Nancy Ellis ...... .... Joelle Foster ..l. .... . . . . . Craig Gowan ........Winnipeg ...Weyburn, Sask. ........Winnipeg ........Winnipeg Selangor, Malaysia- .......Wawanesa ........Winnipeg Baker Lake, N.W.T. Josephine Fu ..... ......... H ong Kong Onalee Hawkins .... Angela Hilland . .. Susan Hoassack .... Josephine Kati ..... . . . Monica Lisaleld ......... .....,.... ........Winnipeg . . . .Winnipeg . . . . . . . . Killarney ........Winnipeg .. Lampman, Sask. HEADMASTER'S HONOUR ROLL Grade 7 - Adrian Hersak Jennifer Lukovich Anita Soni Sarah Ullyot Angela Wong Helen Lee Catherine Lo Arita Lucman Amy Johnson Seema Joshi lsha Khan Claire Booth Lisa Bertnick Janice Rosen Kathryn Aldous .Grade 10- Jennifer Buechel Kristin Shanski Andrea Oberdieck Christine Mclnnes Cassandra Klayh Margo Adams Tania Kotelewetz Grade 8 - Maya Prabhu Mona Baidwan Rageshwar Dulat Rebecca McArton Christine Novotny Natalya Koth Lynne Sullivan Lauren Toni Laurie Tanner Melissa Narvas Grade 11 - Alix Hersak Michelle Ball Kimberley Barnsley Susan Rich Deanna Hansen Jane Ellis Sue Allemeier Jaclyn Collins Ratna Das House Head Awards - Ballater lDalton Memoriall ....... ..... A udra Wiese Braemar lHoskin Memorialj ........ .... P aula Mottley Craig Gowan lRiverbend Awardj ........... Kris Banerjee Glen Gairn lGrace Edgar Memorialj ....... Tannis Steiman Junior School House Heads - Ballater ....................,. ..... A Ilison Nichol Braemar ........ .... D ana McGillivray Craig Gowan .... .... M aryam Ahsan Glen Gairn .... .... N atalie Plank Willingness Award - Jr. School . . . Mary Rigg 8- Beth Hutchings Sportsmanship Award - Jr. School ........ Mary Kontzamanis Junior Athlete lGr. 7 8. 83 .................. Karen Shanski Freshman Athlete lGr. 9 8. 105 .... . . . Patti Kostuchuk Varsity Athlete lGr. 11 8. 129 .... .... J oelle Foster Leslie Malkin ........ .... W innipeg Carol McCullough .... .... W innipeg Cheryl Melosky ..... ..... W innipeg Tamara Moore . . . .... Wawanesa Ruth Morse .... Paula Mottley .... Parita Patel ..... Carolyn Seale ...... Stephanie Smith Shilpa Soni ...... Tannis Steiman .... Neelam Vohora .... Audra Wiese ..... Grade 9 - Nicole Rosen Valerie Ternan Farah Khan Cheryl Clarke Heather Owen Shannon Lockhart Clare Harley Sarina Pal Grade 12 - Leslie Malkin Carolyn Seale Janice Ding Carol McCullough Parita Patel Nancy Ellis Angela Hilland Ruth Morse Shilpa Soni . . . . . .Winnipeg . . . . . .Winnipeg Ste. 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