Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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The Branksome Slogan Sept. Sept. -Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. No ' V. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. CALENDAR 15 — leathering of the Clans. 17 — Boiarders ' Picnic. 19— Mr. George Bell. 28— Henry V. l 01d Girls ' Basket Ball Game. 3— Dr. Paul Roberts. 5— Macbeth. 11 — Thanksgiving Weekend. 14 — Basket Ball — Havergal vs. B.H.S. 17— Mr. Jeff Adams. 18 — Junior Basket Ball — Moulton vs. B.H.S. 19 — Basket Ball — Havergal vs. B.H.S. 24— Miss J. Stevens. 26— Basket Ball— St. Clem- ents vs. B.H.S. 27 — Fourth Form Plays. 28— Basket Ball— St. Clem- ents vs. B.H.S. 31 — Mr. Donald Warren. 2 — Basket Ball — Bishop Strachan vs. B.H.S. 4 Basket Ball—St. Clem- ents vs. B.H.S. 4 — Lauritz Melchior. 8— Basket Ball— Bishop Strachan vs. B.H.S. 9— Basket Ball— St. Clem- ents vs. B.H.S. 12— Basket Ball— Bishop Strachan vs. Juniors. 15 — Basket Ball — Havergal vs. Juniors. 19-23— Winter Fair. 24 — Installation of Prefects and visit of Lady Alex- ander. 25 — U.S. Thanksgiving Dinner. FOR 1948-1949 Nov. 26— Thomas L. Thomas. 1 — Basket Ball— Ontario Ladies College vs. B.H.S. 1 — Ramabai. 2 — Marion Anderson. 3— Fifth Form Play. 8— Basket Ball— B.H.S. vs. Ontario Ladies College. 10 — Christmas Dance. 12 — Carol Service. 17 — Christmas Holidays. 10 — School re-opened. 16 — Anna MacKay. 28— At Home. 31 — Miss DesFosses. 2— Ice Follies. 11 — First Form Plays. 16 — Prefects ' Dinner. 18 — Long Weekend. 25— Third Form Plays. 26 — Vienna Boys ' Choir. 27— Musical. 4— Importance of Being Earnest. 5 — Canadian Ballet. 18— Debate vs. U. T. S. 18— Art Gallery. 25 — Second Form Plays. 27 — Mrs. Thompson. 31 — Ceremony for Newfoundland. 1 — Junior Operetta. 2 — Alumnae Dinner. 6 — Easter Holidays. 19 — School re-opened. 18 — Alumnae Garden Party 3 — Graduation Dance and Strawberry Festival. 5 — Closing Service. 6 — Junior Prize-Giving. 7 — Senior Prize-Giving. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Fe ' b. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May June June June June

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The Branksome Slogan 5 Keep Well the Road has become a true signpost to all of us at Branksome along our way in life. This year has taught us many things. We have been well and carefully guided mentally, physically and spirit- ually. Those of us w»ho are graduating will feel this most deeply of all as the time to leave approarhes. In the sadly troubled world which we have inherited may Branksome girls, everywhere, remain loyal to the original principles on which our school was founded. ALICIA EAGER, Head Girl.

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The Branksome Slogan 7 SUB-PREFECTS Left to Right, Back Row — Pat Howorth, Frances Snetsinger, Evelyn Park, Ann Sutherland, Elizabeth Stairs, Meriam Moeller, Mary Avery. Front Row — Mary Louise Edmonds, Dorothy Barnhouse, Helen Humphries, Jane Taylor, Jane Capon, Elinor Greenwood, Mary Anne Hearn, Helen Hill, Jane Thomson Mary Lou Porter, Barbara Sudden, Ann Cooling, Cathleen Cherry. PRIZE LIST 1948 Form IV English — Diane Jo ' hnson. French — Mary Anne Hearn. Spanish — Alice Jean Buchan. History — Marilyn Maclean. Mathematics — Helen Hill. German — Wilma Muirhead. Science and Latin — Constance Copses. Form V English — Jessie Marriner. French — Valinda Burruss. Latin — Sally Dalton. History — Sally McConnell, Betty Southorate. Biology — Joan Heise. Physics and Chemistry — Evelyn Howden. Mathematics — Jean Catto. Secretarial — Jane McPherson. History of Art, V. Sp. — Jeanne Roscoe. History of Art, IV Sp. — Harriett Saylor. Interior Dec, V. Sp. — Diane Wad- dington. Interior Dec, IV. Sp. — Molly McMurray. Household Economics — Margaret Graham.