Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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30 T 1 1 E R RANKSOMl : SLOCjAN Evelyn MacKay — Left defence. Second ear on team. A very fast skater, and makes i ood rnskies. A little weak at shooting-. Played a sensational i ame at Varsitw Beverley Grant — ( a])tain. I i, ht wing. A ver ' stead}- and reli- able player ; an excellent shot, and a fast skater. Margaret Aitkin — Left wing. P ' irst year on team. A fast skater and good at checking. Rather a w eak shot. Will probably be one of the best next } ' ear. Helen Home — Centre. ' ery g(;od at checking. Is apt to forget her position, and rather weak at sh.ooting. Llayed a ver ' good game at Bishop Strachan ' s School. Lenore Gooderham — Right defence. l ' )rmerl}- played goal, but last year ste])ped out to defence. A stead} and ver}- persistent ] layer Avith a shot that terril es. Susan Ross.

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THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN 29 First Team Personnel Katherine Aitkin — Captain {forward). Second year on team; a cool, steady, reliable player. Rarely misses a shot, but is apt to overguard. Jessie ' right — Forward. Third year on team ; a quick and grace- ful player ; wonderful combination with her associate. Sometimes off her shot, but is a very hard worker. Katherine -Dean — Jumping centre. First year on team ; usually hits the toss-up. Is apt to forget her position, but will prove valu- able to the team. Isal:)elle Sheridan — Centre. Wonderful jumper ; quick and reli- able. Margaret Aitkin— Defence. First year on team. Although a light weight, has proved herself to be a very good guard. Sometimes is apt to forget her opponent. Lenore Gooderham — Defence. Third year on team. A very strong guard ; good coml)ination with her associate ; rather excitable. Subs. — Forward, Evelyn MacKay ; Centres, Mary Duff, Dorothy Alger ; Guard, Margaret McGlashan. The teams are hoping for more satisfactory co-operation from the balance of the school this coming term. HOCKEY The hockey practices l egan soon after the Christmas holidays and Mr. John Tory very kindly consented to coach us again. Our first game was with Havergal, and took place on our own rink on January 23rd. Our passing was poor, but the defence did splendid work. The game ended in our favour, the score being 6 — 4. The next game was at Havergal. The puck was kept much of the time around our goal, and hvc times it was put right in. Havergal gal w on 5 — 1. A third game was played with Havergal. They were again the victors, this time by one goal. The score was 2 — 1. We were fortunate in having a game with University College. It took place on our rink. University College scored two goals. W e plaved them again at the Varsitv Stadium and we were defeated 5—0. The first game with Bishop Strachan ' s was played at F)rank- some. The score was a tie at the end of the game, so we played five minutes overtime, but in spite of all efforts neither side scored. The final score was 3 — 3. Another game was played with Bishop Strachan ' s on their rink, in which we w on, the score being 3 — 0. This game was the last of the season. First Team Personnel Jessie Wright — Goal. Second year on team ; usually a good steady pla3 ' er ; sometimes erratic. Played an excellent game at Havergal.

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THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN 31 1922— April 19 — School re-opened after Ivister holidays. 23 — Dr. Cam])bell Moro-an. 27 — Basketball — Haver al vs. Branksome. won hv Haver- 29—19. 28 — Beta Kappa — Le True de Rose. Ma ■ 4— M asse} ' Hall — Recital 1) ' ])i ' ' i)ds of J)y. hlaiu. 8 — Arena, Exhibition Park — Scots ' Guards P)and. 9— Basketball— Glen Mavvr vs. ? . H.. won by 11. H.. 3f — 8. 12 — Beta Kappa — Debate. 16 — Recital, arranged by Mr. Carmen. 17 — Sports ' Dav. 20-22— Short Week-End. 22 — Recital by pupils of Miss Shaver. 24 — Victoria Day. 26 — Beta Kapi)a — The Mill on the Floss. 29 — Tennis — H.L.C. vs. B.H., singles and doubles won l)v H.L.C. 30 — Alum nae Picnic at Oakville. 31 — Tennis — B.S.S. vs. B.H., singles and doubles won bv I ' .H. June 1 — Tennis — H.P.C. vs. B.H., singles and doubles won by H.L.C. 2 — Strawl)err}- Festival. 6 — Tennis Finals (doubles), won by Helen A ' right and Eliza- beth Scott. 8 — Tennis Finals (singles), won by Helen Wright. 9 — Picnic at York Mills. 12 — Garden Party at Nan Lewis ' . 13 — Tennis — B.S.S. vs. B.H.. doubles won by ICS.S.. sini les won by B.H. 1 4 — M o r n i n g — J u n i o r Concert. Evening — Alumuce Dinner. 15 — School closed for summer holidays. Sept. 13 — School re-opened. 15 — Initiation.