Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN 19 THE SCOTT MEMORIAL FUND We are pleased to be able to report that the Scott Memorial Fund reached a sum of over one thousand dollars in June last, and contribu- tions have continued to come in since from time to time. As the School and Alumnje were anxious to have the Margaret Scott Memorial Prizes awarded at the first closing after Miss Scott ' s death, the Alumnae Association voted a sufticient sum from their ow n treasury to provide the Margaret Scott Memorial Prizes for Scripture Memorizing in the House at the summer closing last June. An Alumna, in memory of INTiss Scott, presented at the same time the prizes for Scripture Memorizing in the Dav School. The following is the complete list of subscril)ers to the fund to date : Annabel Auld Bertha Alexander Alice Anderson Mar3 ' Anderson Phyllis Anderson Nadine Angstrom Mrs. W. R. Arniitage Elsie Bain Mary Baird Marjorie Balm Maud Banning- Mrs. Gregor Barclay (Jean Fleck) Jane Barclay Mrs. H. T. Beaty (Marjorie Stevenson) Mrs. G. Bertram (Mabel Richardson) Mr. A. S. Binns (ilad ' s Bishop Alary Blain Gcrttude Booth Pauline Bowden Mrs. C. J. Bowell Mrs. J. R. K. Bristol Allison Bristol Janet Bristol Reta Bristol Mrs. A. Fairbairn Brown (Constance Crawford ) Mrs. Percy Bull (Gcraldine Stephen- son ) Mrs. A. P. Burritt Mrs. C. E. Calvert Jean Calvert Margaret Campbell Mr. H. V. Cann Miss May K. Caulfeild Mrs. E. C. Cayley Mademoiselle N. R. Chaubert Mav Chown Mabel Clark Aldytii Clarkson Marv Clav Airs. W. Clements (Charlotte Leitch) Isabel Clemes Helen Coatswortii Miss Freda C. Cole Griswoldenc Comstock Mrs. Scott Conklin Mrs. W. T. Ccnnell Mrs. F. J. Coombs (p:thel Ames) Isobel Cope Kathleen l raig Gertrude Crann.ell Mrs. Georye Creighton ((jladvs White) Sybil Croll Eveh-n Darlincr Mrs. ' M. Davey (Mal)el Russell) Bernice Denni Mrs. J. D. Dickson Mrs. G. H. Doherty Miss A. Dowell Mrs. ] . G. Duncan Mrs. A. S. Ebbels ( Elva Stevenson) Mrs. V C. Eddis Mrs. B. PL Ellis (Bernice Palmer) Laura Ellis Mrs. A. S. Elliott (Jean Cununings) Miss Elliott Marjorie Evans Mrs. A. V. Fleck Queenie Fleming Jean Flenuu ' ns: Mrs. F. Follett ( ' era Smith) Margaret Follett Miss Mary Fotheringham Elizabeth Fudger Mrs. H. Gall (Daisy Robertson) Kathleen Gallagher Miss K. S. A. Gardiner Miss Edith Garland Mrs. Eugene (ieorger Mrs. Thos Gibson A ' lrs. Thos. C. Glenn (Gladys Trethe- vvey ) Mrs. A. Goetchius (Alleen Erb)

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18 THE BR NKSOMK SLOGAN of professional men, thus givin - greater sco[)e for the college men. It is practically impossil)le to think of any trade or profession which would not benefit by the increase. To encourage the increase of manufacturing it would of course be necessary to arrange a protective tariff which would enable a Canadian manufacturer to pa ' his workmen high wages and still be able to compete with prcjducing countries which have a low standard of living, unless, of course, the Canadian people become willing to alter their standard to a lower one — which is unthinkable. Apart from the natural increase, the growth in our po])ulation has not been sufficient, y never be sufficient until a plan is con- ceived by our financial geniuses whereby a sound progressive immi- gration policy could l)e inaugurated. Throughout the woe-inflicted districts there must be man}- desirable ])eo[)1e who could do much toward the u])building of our countr} ' , and in so doing greatly better their own condition. If this could be accomplished successfully it would then be our duty to see that these strangers were offered the very best in education, work and amusements for both themselves and their children. If they are willing to gi ' e their very best to us we must first show them that we are eager and fit to accept their offerings. Canada ' s future depends u|)on these things and when one considers our vast resources in minerals, timber, our productive soil, the fur and coal in the North, ouf fisheries in the extreme east and west, the transportation facilities both b - rail and water, the water- powers throughout the whole of the country for the assistance of industrial enterprises ; the many great natural ])laygrounds for relaxa- tion and the upbuilding of health ; the invigorating climate, producing energy upon wdiich success should attend ; does it not seem sinful to waste such a glorious heritage? We have reason indeed to love our Canada and loving it creates true loyalty which arouses a desire to use our talents, strength, and ability in planting high ideals, which make for truth and righteousness. The Pioneers of Canada suffered much to form our beloved Dom- inion. Will w e let their work be in vain? Our men and boys died for their country to enable it to live and grow. Shall we let their gdorious sacrifices be in vain? No! a thousand time, no! People of Canada — the Duty lies with us ! DOROTHY HARDING, Form Y.

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20 THE BRAN K SOM E SLOGAN Ethel Goldstein Mrs. W. S. Goocleve (Winifred Gra30 Miss Frances H. Grant Mrs. C. C. Grant Mrs. H. Green (Margaret Eddis) Anna Greig- Elizabeth Haley Mrs. Irving Hall (Mary Hanna) ■ Vera Hall Florence Hamilton Mary Hamilton Mrs. D. B. Hanna Jean Hanna Marion Hanna Katherine Hanna Airs. R. B. Hare (Dora Adams) Mrs. Lawrence G. Hargraft Mrs. C. S. Hawkins (Mima Jenkins) Mary Hendrie Mrs. Jos. Henderson Mrs. W. Herridge (Rose Fleck) Edith Hewitt Phyllis Hollinrake Lois Howard Lucy Hunter Mrs. R. T. H. Humphrey (Maisie Reid) Mrs. A. W. Hutchison Mrs. D. E. Hu3 cke (Jessie Cressman) Katherine Hycle Jean Inwood Margaret Inwood Mrs. Fred Irwin (Katie MacLaren) Mrs. John T. Irwin Ray Jacobs Bernice Jephcott Mrs. F. E. Jewell Mrs. Franklin Jones Helen Junor Mrs. C. Kemp (Helen Ballantyne) Mrs. Geo. Kenzie (Marjorie Galbraith) Maud Kern Mrs. W. A. H. Kerr Mrs. A. Arthur Kerry (Marjorie Postlethwaite) Mrs. P. Orr King (Jean Mickle- borough) Olive Kinnear Mrs. S. F. Knight (Nora Armstrong) Mrs. W. M. Knowlson (Ruth Caven) Mrs. F. H. Lane (Esther Eddis) Mrs. W. H. Langlois Dorritt Larkin Mrs Orrnond Lawson (Monica McColl) Mrs. C. E. Lee Mrs. Hector Lithgow (Mizpah Sussex) Marjorie Lj on Miss Mary Macdonald Agnes Macgihivray Mrs. E. P. Mackay J 4ade]inc Macrae. Aileen Marks Mrs. J. Malott (Elsie Pense) Mrs. E. VV. Martin (Gladys Brock) Miss J. A ' IcAndrew Myrtle McCaimcll Aliss M. McCurdy Mrs. Allan A Ich:achren (Gladys Simp- son ) Gladys AlcEvoy Tirace McGaw Agnes McGhie Alargaret Alclnnis Jean Mcintosh Jean AicKay Goldie McLauchl ' n Ainslie AlcMichael Jean McMichael Mrs. Alunro E. Merrill (Helen Uns- worth ) Aileen Milne Airs. H. Miller (Evelyn Taylor) Anella Alinnes Afrs. F. F. Mireault (Helen Ross) Doris Mitchell Mrs. W. S. Alontgomcry Miss Morley Rosalind Morley Air. and Mrs. S. J. Moore Alarjorie Aloore Aluriel Moore Grace Morris Jean Morton Alargaret Morton. Barbara Munro GIad3 ' S Alunro Mrs. J. D. Nicholson ,Alice Clappi- son) Airs. W. P. F. Nicholson (Alary Mac- donald) Mrs. W. R. P. Parker Kathleen Perry Marjorie Preston Airs. Price (Lennie Macdonald) Hester Pyne Jean Rankin Miss Edith M. Read Margaret Reid Marjorie Reid Edith Renfrew Jessie Renfrew- Miss Christine Reynar Aliss Violet Robinson Winnifred Rodgers Mrs. F. Rogers (Isabel Campbell) Kathleen Romans Beatrice Rough