Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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28 THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN Special Scripture Prizes — (presented by Miss Margaret 1 Scott j Meredith White, Constance Cann. The Victory Bond prizes were presented by Muriel Zyl ach, ' 20. 1918 Resident Girls ' Victory Bond Prize for Integrity — Goldie McLauchlin. 1919 Resident Girls ' Victory Bond Prize for Sports — Mona Miller. 1920 Resident Girls ' Victory Bond Prize for School Spirit — Janet Gibson. The Alumnae Prize in English was presented l)y Grace Ryrie, ' 21. — Won by Margaret Campl ell. Eleanor Stanl)ury Memorial Prize in English (the gift of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stanbury) — Janet Gilxson. Special Neatness Prize (the gift of Mrs. F. H. Phippen and presented by her) — Sylvia Cayley. Special Prizes The Special Prizes were presented l y the Rev. Principal MacKin- non of Halifax. Tennis — Junior Singles — Margaret Parker. Junior Doubles — Katherine Dean, Margaret Aitken. Senior Singles — Katherine McKay. Senior Doul les — Katherine McKa} ' , Mona Miller. Cups for Form Spirit and ork in Physical Training (the gift of Miss Edith Amsden) — Senior, Form V Class President, Kathleen Cowan; Junior Forms H. and HI. — Class President, Sallie Baker. Slogan Prizes — Best Pen and Ink Work. Mary Kerr; Best Story, Mary Wilson; Best Photo, Mona Miller. Prize for Influence — won 1)y the ITead Girl, Kathleen Cowan. Good Conduct Prize — Marion Cann. 1921 Resident Girls ' Victory Bond Prize for Perseverance — Meredith White. The Domestic Science Certificates and School Medals were pre- sented by Rev. Dr. Neil. Dietitians ' Certificates— Kathleen Cowan, Kathleen Tait. Partial Course Certificates — Vera Birkett, Jean Gamble, Ruth Gordon, Helen Hay, Gladys Munro, Dorothy Roach, Kathleen Ro- mans, Kathleen Tait, Nancy Wright. School Medals for Scholarship — Form IV. Senior — Elizabeth Scott. Form V. Senior — Marjorie Bone. After the prizes had been presented, the guests were received by Miss Read and the Stafif in the school grounds, where refreshments were served by the girls. MARJORIE BONE, ' 21. It well may chance in years to come, When all of us are old, And our names among the famous In bright letters are enscrolled, That we shall read this little book, And its contents w ill recall The many happy days we spent At dear old Branksome Hall. MARJORIE SHERLOCK, Form V.

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THE r.RANKSOMK FLOGAN 27 1 and 2 — The Scliool line on its way to Rosedalc Prcsljyterian C ' iuirch for the Closing Exercises. 3 — The Garden Party in the School Grounds. June 14th, )2l.

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THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN 29 MIDSUMMER EXAMINATION RESULTS FOR 1920-21 Honour Matriculation Marjorie Bone — Mathematics. Physics, Latin. Janet Gibson — EngHsh, French. Helen McCully — French. Barbara Macdonnell — French. Junior Matriculation Ehzabeth Haley, Lucy Hunter, Elizabeth Scott, Eleanor Sykes. Junior Matriculation and Middle School Annella Minnes, Phyllis st. Partial Matriculation Kathleen Gallagher, Helen Howard, Catherine Hyde, Helen Kingston, Margaret Lawson, Barbara Macdonnell, Moya Macdonald, Mary McCormack- Mollie Parker. Audrey Porteous, Marjorie Walker. MIDSUMMER MUSICAL EXAMINATION RESULTS Piano — A.T.C.AL Senior — Phyllis Langdon — Honours. Inter- mediate — Marjorie Walker. Junior — Constance Davies. Theory — Phyllis Langdon — Honours. Violin — Junior — Nancy Wright. Singing — Junior— Margaret Campbell — Honours. Primary — Helen Play — First Class Honours ; Dorothy Dods — Honours. - Sight-Singing — Senior — Wilhelmina Howard. MEMBERS OF THE STAFF—PAST AND PRESENT Miss Read is spending the summer abroad. She expects to see Miss Gardiner when she is in Edinburgh. Miss Grant also expects to s])end the summer in Europe. Mrs. Edward McKay (Miss Minnes) is living in Brockville. Her address is 5 V ictoria Avenue. On June 15th. 1921. Miss Burke was married to Mr. William Ryrie Smith. They are living at 141 Blythewood Avenue. Miss Lawrence, who was married to Mr. Edwin Meredith last June, is living in Vancouver. Another June wedding w as that of Miss Denton to Mr. Gordon Kennedy of Kitchener. Miss Macphail was married to Mr. Douglas Chown on Februarv 25th. 1922. Madame Ledoux. who completed her training as a nurse in the Toronto General Hospital last fall, is returning to her home in Belgium in June.