Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Page eighteen The Branksome Slogan Sc C cUmda , 952-5B September 4th — Opening Day. 5th — Boarders ' Picnic. 12th — Gathering of the Clans. 19th— Clan Swim Meet. 26th— Old Girls ' Basketball Game. October 10th — Prefects ' Installation. 11th — Thanksgiving Weekend. 21st — Basketball — Havergal. 23rd— Basketball— St. Clements. 24th — Fourth Form Plays. 28th— Basketball— B.S.S. 29th — Canon Bryan Green. 30th— The Admirable Crichton. 31st — Hallowe ' en Party. November 3rd — Globetrotters. 6th — Basketball — Moulton. 11th — Memorial Day Service. 11th — Ice Capades. 14th— Fifth Form Play. December 12th — Christmas Dance. 14th — Carol Service. 16th — Christmas Dinner to Boarders. 19th — Christmas Holidays. January 9th — Reception for Miss Reader-Harris. 12th — Beginning of Winter Term. 12th — Dinner for Miss Reader-Harris. 13th — Second Installation of Prefects. 13th — Miss Reader Harris. 19th— National Ballet. 23rd— Miss Read ' s Dance. February 4th— Clan Swim Meet. 5th — Basketball— Upper Canada College. 20th— Laurel School Visit. 23rd— Mr. Dalton. 28th— Third Form Plays. March 10th — Volleyball — Havergal. 17th — Volleyball — Havergal. 24th— Clan Volleyball. 26th — Clan and School Badminton and Bowling. 26th— First Form Plays. 31st — Easter Holidays. April 13th — Beginning of Spring Term. 22nd — Second Form Plays. 23rd — Open House. 24th — Jubilee Dinner. May 14th — Sports Day. 22nd — Graduation Dance. 29th — Strawberry Festival. 31st — Sunday Evening Church Service. .June 5th — Junior Prize Giving. 6th — Senior Prize Giving. 6th — Garden Party, Readacres.

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Jubilee Number, 1953 Page seventeen School Cups and Sports Awards Basketball Clan Award — Ross: Jean Wahlroth, Chieftain. Miss Read ' s Cup, Form Award- Susan Marshall, Captain. Swimming Senior — Wendy Rogers. InteiTnediate — Joan Engholm. Junior — Margot Dunn. Badminton Singles — Pamela Smith. Doubles — Marion Gracey, Constance Stiles. -IV-A : Rita Barr. Joan Engholm. Bowling Diving Tennis Senior Singles — Shirley Killick. Senior Doubles — Shirley Killick, Marion Gracey. Intermediate Singles — Joyce McMackon. Sports Day Senior — Ann Angus. Intermediate — Joan Engholm. Junior — Joan Sanderson. 100 Yards Dash Ann Angus. Clan Award Scott — Chieftain : Wendy Large, McLeod Award. Prizes Voted For Intergrity Ellen Thomson (Day). Constance Stiles (House). Sportsmanship Nancy Lyle (Day). Shirley Killick (House). Service Beverley Balmer (Day). Mary Bamett, Shirley Mair (House), Loyalty Wendy Wilson (Day). Carol O ' Flynn (House). Perseverance Judith Jephcott (Day). Glenda Tennyson (House). School Spirit Joan Archer, Mary Lou Carnahan (Day). Nancy Archibald (House). Best All Round Girl Rita Barr. Margaret T. Scott Memorial Prizes Memorizing of Scripture Robin Brydon, Peggy Fitzmaurice. Norma Guttormsson, Jeann Kohler. Diane Leaver, Joan Sanderson. Sue Savage, Joan Smith. Mary Hope Swayne, Ann Vale. Daphne Turpel, Shelagh Warren. Medals Ruth Caven Memorial for Scholarship Form IV — Elizabeth Thomson School Medal for Scholarship Form V — Judith Jephcott Governor General ' s Medal Rita Barr. Jean Hume Memorial Medal For Leadership Mary Barnett.

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PREFECTS Jennifer Findlay — Our red kilted President of the Opheleo comes from Carleton Place. A boarder for two years, Jenny ' s favourite song is still Danny Boy . Although her future is undecided as yet, we know that she will make it a happy one. Janet Howard— Our capable President of Beta Kappa and efficient Prefect is on the First Basketball Team and at the same time is a star at Trig and Algebra Janet is considering the General Arts Course at the University, but we suggest Soc and Phil, Joy Logic — One of Branksome ' s busy bees, Joy is VB ' s only Prefect, Chieftain of the Ross Clan, and a member of the Opheleo Committee. She is also a staunch supporter of the Second Basketball Team. Immediate plans include nuising at the Wellesley hHospital. Jane Lucas — Prefect, President of VA, Secretary- Treasurer in the Senior Choir! Along with these activities, Jane manages to find some time for home work and a sparkling sense of humour. What would we do without our Jane to bring the class to order? Next year will find Jane at the University of Toronto. Lots of luck Jane. Susan Marshall — This quiet member of VA has been with us for ten years, and may be often seen at noon hour poring over her books. Susie is a Simpson ' s representative, and wears a red kilt this year. She also is star forward and capable captain of the Second Basketball Team. It ' s University for Susie next year — the course is not decided yet. Marilyn McClasky — VA ' s most bouncing little Prefect, and a hard worker who gets results. Mayo is head of the Slogan Advertising Com- mittee, a faithful member of the School Choir, and School Librarian. She is a good basketball forward and enjoys Apparatus . Mayo ' s trade- mark, Freddy, the Octopus will long be remembered. The future awaits her at the University of Toronto. Lee McGillivray — Leo is another of our Prefects. As Vice-President of both the Opheleo and the Choir, she has carried her responsibility admirably. Lee ' s plans include University. We wish her the best of luck. Wendy Rogers — As a V Arts Prefect as well as a member of Beta Kappa, Wendy has a very busy time. She is famous as a ticket seller for various affairs throughout the year, and is Eaton Representative for the School. Her future is, as yet, undecided, but we wish her the best of luck. Wendy Simpson — Wee Wendy has been with us for five years. She has been an endless source of fun, with her friendly smile and spontaneous laugh. She has also proved to be a very capable Secretary-Treasurer of Beta Kappa. Probable future — Physical and Occupational Therapy at Toronto. Elizabeth Thomson — Slogan Editor, Prefect, Choir member, broadcaster, forward on the VA Basket- ball Team, and top student, Babs is successful in everything she attempts. Throughout her nine years at Branksome, she has always been noted for her consideration of others, her wit and her work in Art. She will shine at the University of Toronto next year.