Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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The Branksome Slogan 9 ' 1 Left to right— SUB PREFECTS First row: E. Black. A. Gilday. A. Roach. M. Wallace. M. Wansbrough. B. Shaw. Middle row: E. McGee, E. Cassels, C. McMullen. E. McBurney, B. Wilkinson, C. Clark, M. MacLennan. Back row: B. Hodkinson, A. Sutherland, B. Markham, S. Mann, A. A. Russell. E. Park, N. Owens. Absent: S. Gray. M. E. Riddell, A. Cooling, J. Sinclair, D. Darke. Prize List 1949 Junior School General Proficiency Grade 3 — Martha Robinson. Grade 4 — Paula Aiken. Grade 5 — Margialo Grant. Grade 6 — Mary Daniell-Jenkins. Grade 7 — Nancy Fogg-o and Elizabeth Wilson. Grade 8 — Patricia Fulford and Noreen Philpott. Scripture — Ruth GrifRn. Senior School General Profficiency Form I Sally Beauregard, Nancy Davis, Jennifer Denison, Susan Marshall, Marilyn McGlaskey, Char mi an McRoberts, Elizabeth Thomson, Daphne Turpel, Jean Wahlroth, Barbara Williams. Form II Mary Bamett, Rita Barr, Vivian Frost, Nancy Hinchcliffe, Jennifer Jones, Mary Moore, Peggy Porter, Joan Smith, Judith Waddington. Form III Susan Anderson, Anna Lea Elderkin, Mary Lou Farmer, Lena Liu, Carol Jean Merritt, Mary Morgan, Betty Murton, Elizabeth McBurney, Claire McMullen, Ruth Pidgeon, Mary Twible.

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The BRAjNKSOME Slog. ' zi The Lord Provost of Edinburgh with the Head Girl The year 1949-1950 has been a happy one at Branksome — a year in which our school spirit has bound us together in work, in play, in the inevitable ups and downs of school life. This intangible spirit is our most precious common posses- sion. It is the duty of each girl, the responsibility of each prefect, to guard it carefully. The prefects who are graduating this year will leave their positions of honour and trust to a new group. At Branksome the standards of life are high; we shall look to the prefects and pupils of next year to maintain them. PATRICIA MARRINER, Head Girl.

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10 The Branksome Slogan Form IV Dorothy Barnhouse, Mary Caven, Joyce Dibblee, Patricia Marriner, Dorothy Orr. Form IV English — Joyce Dibblee. History — Joyce Sinclair. French — Dorothy Orr. Latin — Mary Caven Mathematics — Patricia Marriner Science — Dorothy Barnhouse. Form V English — Diane Johnson. History — Marilyn Maclean. Latin — Constance Corpses. Mathematics — Helen Hill. French — Mary Anne He am. Secretarial Course — Alice Jean Buchan, Carolyn Dowler. History of Art V. Sp. — Jean Doull. Interior Decoration V Sp. — Beverley Hamm. Interior Decoration IV Sp. — Joan Streatfield. Household Economics — Jean Doull. Prize for Achievement — Patricia Ward. Essay Prizes (Juniors) — Mary Daniell- Jenkins and Patricia Fulford. Essay Prizes (Seniors) — Carol Jean Merritt and Elizabeth Thomson. Library Service — Alice Jean Buchan. Poetry — Shirley Mann. Dramatics — Joyce Dibblee. Music — Jane Taylor. Progress — Stella Chang, Len Lui. Loyal Co-operation — Anne Black- well, Margann Chisholm, Virginia Leishman. Integrity (Day) — Mary Louise Edmonds. Integrity (House) — Ailsa Reid. Sportsmanship (Day) — Jean Gillanders. Service (House) — Alicia Eager and Frances Snet singer. Service (Day) — Diane Johnson. Loyalty (House) — Helen Soace. Loyalty (Day) — Nancy Blundell and Virginia Hearst. Perseverance (Day) — Mary Lou Lyon. Perseverance (House) — Betty Taylor. School Spirit (Day)— Ann Lowndes. School Spirit (House) — Jane Macaulay. Comradeship — Jane Cantley. Best All Round Girl- Allison Zimmerman. The Margaret T. Scott Memorial Prizes for the Memorizing of Scripture Dorothy Barnhouse, Rita Barr, Jane Cantley, Olive Crombie, Mary Domer, Nancy Hinchcliffe, Patricia Howorth, Joy Logie, Shirley Mair, Barbara Markham, Evelyn Park, Peggy Porter, Sue Savage, Carmen Scott, Katherine Smith, Barbara Sudden, Ann Sutherland, Daphne Turpel, Barbara Wentworth. Medals Medals Ruth Caven Memorial Medal- Form IV Joyce Dibblee. School Medals for Scholarship — Form V. Helen Hill, Marilyn Maclean. Governor General ' s Medal — Diane Johnson. Jean Hume Memorial Medal for Leadership — Alicia Eager.