Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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YEAR BOOK, 1957 Page 11 Sportsmanship Susan Strathy, t Janis Lovering. Service Geraldine Damon, t Catherine Buchanan. Loyalty Lois Wilson, tMargaret Bull. Perseverance Nancy Hanning, t Patricia Wil- son. School Spirit Katherine Broughall, fRuth Walmsley. Comradship tJudith Howell. Day. tHouse. Best All Round Girl Linda Stearns. Prizes for Co-operation Myra Tupker, Betty FoUett, Marianne Kalbfliesh, Priscilla Hu, Judith Durance. Margaret T. Scott Memorial Prizes Memorizing Scripture Judith Howell, Regena Russell, Joy Swallow. Medals Kuth Caven Memorial Medal for Scholarship Form IV Sandra Holm. School Medal for Scholarship Form V Sheila Westman. Governor General ' s Medal Jane Garden. Jean Hume Memorial Medal for Leadership Linda Stearns. MISS READ AND SUB-PREFECTS First row: Jacqueline Burroughs, Louise Holden, Regena Russell, Miss Read, Brit+a Madsen, Sheila Harvie, Penny Lucas. Second row: Heather Anne Holt, Eleanor Tow, Diane Ede, Cynthia Reid. Elizabeth Stephens, Arlene Walker, Patricia O ' Hara, Margaret Benson. Third row: Valerie Pearson, Gay Box, Penny Abernethy, Mary Ireland, Sally Cox, Gail Burton, Joan Henson, Joyce Sanderson.

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Page 10 THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN der, Jocelyn Ayres, Susan Cox- eter, Nadine Griffiths, Isolde Koenig, Kady MacDonald, Kath- erine McEachern, Catherine Mc- Mullen, Isetta Menegazzi, Mar- tha Robinson, Judith Rule, Nora Stearns, Caroline Stanley-Porter, Lynn WilHams, Ann Wright. Form III Adrienne Allan, Margaret Ben- son, Jacqueline Burroughs, Gail Burton, Ann Dixon, Patricia Hamilton, Joan Henson, Betty- Lou Joynt, Linda Penney, Sandra Simpson, Joanne Valiant, Mary Jane Whiting, Helen Young, Linda Young. Form IV Catherine Clark, Diana Ede, Patricia Gordon, Elizabeth Gra- ham, Catherine Johnston, Kath- leen Kerr, Pamela Thompson, Jane Watson. English — Sandra Holm. Form V History — Jennifer Campbell, Sheila Westman. Mathematics — Jane Garden. Biology — Patricia Hopkins. Latin — Geraldine Damen. French — Linda Stearns. Secretarial Course — Margaret Lapointe. History of Art, V Arts — Sandra Cuthbert. History of Art, IV Arts — Britta Madsen. Interior Decoration, IV Arts — Penny Ramsay. Home Economics, V Arts — Joanne Adams. Essay Frizes Junior School — Wendy Worth- ington, Jennifer Holbrook. Senior School — Catherine Clark, Katherine McEachern, Nora Stearns. Poetry — Pamela Kerr. Contribution to Music — Anne Moore. Neatness in Junior Residence — Diane Weber. Co-operation in Main Residence — Kathleen Kerr. Sports Awards, 1956 Swimming Senior — Gail Burton. Intermediate — Mary Jull. Junior — Virginia Ellis. Diving — Jeanne Monier. Basketball Form Championship — IIIA — Captain Margaret Benson, Clan Championship — Ross. Badminton Intermediate — Margaret Benson. Senior Singles — Janis Lovering. Senior Doubles — Janis Lovering, Judith Howell. Tennis Intermediate — Lynn WiUiams. Senior Singles — Margaret Ben- son. Senior Doubles — Margaret Ben- son, Joan Henson. Sports Day Senior Championship — Joan Sanderson. Intermediate Championship — Patricia Strathy. Junior Championship — Victoria Parmenter. 100-yard Dash — Ann Dixon. Bowling Helen, Laundy, Claudia Steeves. Clan Award MacAlpine. McLeod Award to Chieftain Anne Moore. Integrity Joyce Walker, fDiane Dunn.

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Page 12 THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN HEAD GIRL ' S MESSAGE ' ' Almighty God ... we pray Thee to bless this school, that whatsoever things are true, hon- est, just, and pure, may here forever flourish and abound. As another school year draws to a close, I look back upon it as one of progress in spirit, in character, and in learning ; and yet I pause and wonder. Has every girl en- tered into the school activities wholeheartedly, eager to make friends, anxious to do her part, honestly desirous of playing the game? Each of us will receive from her school life only what she contri- butes. In the years to come, we will never look back with regret on what we have given, yet we shall despair of that which we have not. Each girl has a part to play in the growth of this great school. Both the tiniest child in grade one and the prefect in the fifth form represent Branksome. All through our years in the school we must not only play the game and strive to live by our corner stones of truth, honesty, justice and purity, but also we must be a part of the spirit that is Branksome. We must endeavour to enlarge the school with a wider influence and what is most important, to preserve in it an unblemished name. Miss Read, the staff and we, the students, are that spirit of which we are so proud. We are Branksome. Let us continue to make it the school to which we may always say we are proud to belong. ' ' Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatso- ever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue and if there be any praise, think on these things. Think on these things and you too will Keep Well the Road.