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

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HEADlvlASTER'S MESSAGE This year, my first at Balmoral Hall, has been a very exciting and memorable one. I certainly hope that it has been an equally re- warding year forthe graduates for whom this yearbook is particular- Iy significant. From the Zone 12 Champion- ships in Varsity Volleyball and Basketball, to the two Provincial Debating Championships, from lunior and Senior School's tremendous successes in the French Verse Speaking Contest to the large number of Provincial Science Fair Winners, the year has been filled with exciting stu- dent accomplishments. CHAIRMAN QF As well, this will be remembered as the year of Reunion '87, an event which will be recorded as one of the most pivotal in the school's history. Anyone con- nected with B.H. will not soon forget the weekend of May 8, 9, 10th, 1987. Much of the credit for the suc- cessful school year is due to the enthusiasm and commitment of the Grade 12 class. Led by Susan Rich and ably assisted by Andrea Baillie and Fumi Tamamori and the rest of the Prefects, the class made my job easier and I might add, a great deal of fun. THE BQARD As the academic year at Balmoral Hall draws to a close, it is timely to consider the growth and development that has taken place within each individual student, among the staff, and within the in- stitution itself. First, to all of the school's students and especially to our graduating class: I trust that your experience at Balmoral Hall has been an enriching one and that, as a result, you feel more confident in your ability to make your way in our often complicated and difficult world. All the best to you in your future pursuits. To the staff and to all those direct- ly and closely involved in the life of the school: Thank you for your professionalism, dedication, and plain hard work. It is appreciated and it makes a difference because the work you do is so fundamen- tally a contribution to people and their communities. Finally, we have seen another year of development at Balmoral Hall as an institution offering an excellent standard of education for young people. All of us who have been involved in the school 4 Thank you, graduating class, for all you have done for the school and good luck in your future endeavours. Zbagpk Sincerely, E.G. Staunton HEADMASTER are proud of that achievement and we are confident that those standards will be maintained and enhanced in future years. Kerry Hawkins CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD