Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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V HOME ECONOMICS Margaret Graham — A g-igg-le during- c ' .ass from the far side of the room — that ' s Marg ! Her secret ambition is to sit in closer range of Sally ' s marshmallows ! Jeanne Roscoe — Note that northern accent and aesthetic ( ?) taste. Ros says, just an old northern custom . Ambition — to drive a Cadillac convertible. Future — implying humour at Cantab. Janet Kingsburgh — Yea, Navy! Noted for that giggle, her knack of blushing. A wonder- ful cook, possessing a good nature. Destina- tion — second mats on a destroyer. Sylvia Thompson — Foosh ! there goes Sylvia! Note the led hair and long legs. Can be seen hanging from rings in the gTm at any time. Destination — unknown. Joan Lindsay — Here to-day, gone to-morrow. Joan is one of our enthusiastic bridge players — but oh ! that bidding ! Plans to enter Shaw ' s. Diana Waddington — Quiet in her own way, but there no doubt she ' s around when she hears that model T . Future — that ' s what we ' d all like to know. i Charmian Philpott — Chum is class Presi- dent, MacLeod chieftain, (2 minutes silence) member of B.K. Excels in wit and humour. Keeps calm at all times. Destination — an ether artist. Jean Williams — Willy planned to raise golden Hampshires with Joey ; has turned her affections to Barney, her dog. Knows all about plastering. Life calling still undecided. Jean Robertson — Jeanikins lives on the 2nd floor with the other J ' s . Note that south- em drawl, redi hair, and pin collection. Desti- nation — Oakville. Ambition is to sleep ! Jocelyn Wright — Oh! that coiffure!! We ' re still dazed. Loves dog ' s (especially Bo), horses and golden Hampshires. V Special will long remember Joey ' s questioning mind.

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Form News From the scholastic aspect and in outside interests, this school year has met with rousing success. We got off to an active start with picnics up at Clansdale Heights. Each form went up on a different day, and all found beautiful autumn weather and wonderful fun at the farm. Later in the year, when snow covered the hills of Clansdale Heights, we went back on form ski-picnics. In October, the hard-playing Form I captured the basketball cup. All forms were kept busy in clan competition — volley-ball, badminton, swimming, basketball, and bowling teams. For many form members, dramatic interests came first. Play practices were an important part of their activities. After hard work and planning, each form presented a play. Form IV put on A Miracle in Blaise and ' A Night at An Inn . ' A Ghost Named Henry and ' ' The Perfect Gentleman were presented by Form HI. Form II gave us ' The Little Father of the Wilderness and Belle , and Form I, Scrambled Eggs and Babe Goes Dramatic . In all, worthy efforts were very successful. Now an active and energetic school years ends and, looking back, we are brought clearly to the realization that we have had a ripping good time! CLASS PRESIDENTS Standing: C. Philpott. J. MacPherson. Seated: J. Garrow, J. MacCaulay, P. Cole, J. Bradshaw, J. Spackman, M. McMurrayr M. A. Chisholm, S. Mair, .T. Diblee, tM . Wallace (absent).