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

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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

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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

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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