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

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4' Iwi j A , ., Q-Y' , . fx- s.. .'L li We if Meghan Watchorn Vanessa Wishart Missing: Candace Chow LOVE by Sarah Love is dark red. It tastes like chocolate. It smells like a daisy. And reminds me of summer. It sounds like bells. Love makes me feel like dancing. LONELINESS by Kim B. Loneliness is light gray. lt tastes like asparagus. lt smells like mother's home made soup. And it reminds me of having no one to play with. It sounds like a very bad wind. Loneliness makes me feel like cry ing. MA asnf' f LONELINESS by Lara Loneliness is dark gray. It tastes like sour milk. It smells like mold. And reminds me of having a fight. It sounds like someone screaming. Loneliness makes me feel like crying. HAPPINESS by Ashleigh Happiness is hot pink. It tastes like pizza. It smells like perfume. And reminds me of tulips. It sounds like a bird singing. Happiness makes me feel like jumping up and down. IOY by Kim D. joy is bright yellow. It tastes like grape juice. It smells like roses. And reminds me of birds. It sounds like a fresh sea breeze. joy makes me feel like sewing. 'GET Lynn Anderton Ashleigh Auty Monica Bhayana Kim Bjorklund Adrienne Cole 4: Michelle deGroot jessica Dillon Kimberley Dudek Christy Finck Ryann lessiman Monica Kaushal Nicole Last Lara McCabe Emily Miller Hayley Nepon Sheena Smith Sarah Stock Maggie Tang .ful r .V-15 -I A 5 f wif' ' it 2 L s f 44 is 1 ,L:Ci:- 4 Bs WITCHES l like witches. Pink witches, yellow witches, Black witches, any kind of witch. A witch dancing with a skeleton, A witch on a broomstick. A witch on a roof, A witch in a costume. I like witches. Glowing witches, Big witches, Little witches, Dusty witches, Shiny witches, I like witches.

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lm if 4, W lx Atl? 1 ' wi , H , , Q , I if I ! Ylqiffff' Ek Y FRIENDSHIP A friend is a erson you really like, She'll play with you and ride your bike. She'll share her lunch with you at school, And she'll come swim in your pool. For your birthday she'll give you a horse, With lots of power and lots of force. You'll share your ice cream with her at the store, But don't forget to be home by four. She'll sing a song for you on a tape, In return you'll give her a fanc cape. So that's what frienci ships all about, Do not cry or do not pout. FRIENDS Friends are people that you can trust, They'll never turn their back, or walk away, They're people who'll always like you. What would the world be without friends? lt would be dark and gloomy, and no one would know what to say, whenever they passed you, day-by-day. Friends are wonderful to talk to, when you have a problem, they won't go away. - By Maria Reimer Lindsay Taam Rebecca Teskey Lisa Young Erin Zasada ' Al FRIENDS Friends are helpful, friends are kind, friends never f'never mind ! They help you when you're upset, they want to play with you, they help you when your hurt, so you won't feel blue! They play with you at recesses, they stand by you in line, they play with you at their house, maybe even mine! You may be other peoples friends, they may think you are nice, well anyone who is my friend, is like sugar and spice! - By Diana jennifer Adams Sangeetha Appavoo Nadia Barakat Michelle Bell Shannon Carson Jodi Cukierman Elizabeth Elliott Tiffany Foster Diana Fred I Sunit jolly 1 Celine Metraux Deborah Palmer si Cherly Pearson Catherine Rankin Keri Redfern - Maria Reimer . Brynn Rice . Megan Sweatman 1-iv MEMORIES OF A FRIEND Two figures holding hands walking by the oceanside. Cool water trickles up to their toes. Every once in a while, a warm breeze and a few droplets of water spray. The sun giving a warm, evening glow sparkled on the water breaking into tiny diamonds. Both of them thinking up mysterious adventures of the sea. Both of them sharin the love bet- ween them. Tiat day, they had traded their shoes. If ever they had a huge argu- ment and hated each other, they would have memories to hold onto . . . Memories of a friend. - By jenny Adams