Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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YEAR BOOK, 1959 PRIZES Form IV Arts Interior Decoration and History of Art — Nellie Alvarez. Form V Arts Interior Decoration — Stephanie Aggett. Home Economics — Anne Fergu- son. Essay Prizes Junior School — Merrill Ann Fea- ron, Janet Keith. Senior School — Jennifer Hol- brook, Hilary Moss. Neatness in Residence Buccleuch House — Marlee Hul- ton. Main House — Sharon Gray. Co-operation in Main Residence Launi Wilson. Work on Slogan Gail Burton. Art Jill Bethune-Williams. Music Appreciation Jocelyn Sams. Library Work Adrienne Allan, Lee Henderson. Loyal Co-operation Lowell Pelton, Elizabeth Ayles- worth, Donna Graham, Joanne Vahant. SPORTS CUPS 1957-1958 Badminton Senior Singles — Margaret Ben- son. Doubles — Margaret Benson and Mary Bigelow. Page 13 Swimming Junior — Faith Harrington. Intermediate — Virginia Ellis. Senior — Barbara Knowles. Diving Judith Ireland. Sports Day Junior — Susan Hamilton. Intermediate — Betty-Lou Joynt. Senior — Mary Ireland. 100 Yard Dash — Janet Mc- Arthur. Bowling Anna Redditt, Katherine Holmes. Tennis Intermediate Singles — Barbara Langley. Senior Singles — Judith Traviss. Senior Doubles — Margaret Ben- son, Gail Burton. Basketball Clan Cup — Douglas. Form Cup — IV A. Clan Award Scott. McLeod Award to Chieftain Jane Robertson. PRIZES VOTED FOR Integrity Joan Henson, fMary Beacon. Sportsmanship Margaret Benson, fNina Chris- tie. Service Mary Ireland, fJane McMur- ray.

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Page 12 THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN PRIZE LIST, 1958 JUNIOR SCHOOL General Proficiency Grade 1 — Deborah Collyer. Grade 2 — Nancy Falconer. Grade 3 — Elizabeth Keith. Grade 4 — Susan Collyer. Grade 5 — Rebecca Chisholm. Grade 6 — Lynn Burton. Grade 7 — Janet Keith, Angela Fusco. Grade 8B — Patricia Cannon. Grade 8A— Cathy Flavelle. Special Prize for Effort Grade 8B — Dee Dee MacLachlin. Scripture Prize Grade 8 — Alexandra Pollock. SENIOR SCHOOL Proficiency Certificates Form I Joan Baulch, Gail Corbett, Kath- erine Davis, Susan Elgie, Judith Favager, Ellenora Fisher, Mar- garet Garbe, Nancy Gelber, Lil- liana Genyk-Berezowsky, Eliza- beth Gray, Heather Griffith, Carol Grover, Shelagh Hewitt, Lynda Holm, Heather Jewell, Nancy Johnston, Janet Long, Elizabeth Myers, Jane Omand, Rosemary Weldon, Patricia Wil- son. Form II Janet Ament, Katie Anderson, Susan Brady, Clare Crummey, Joan Dixon, Nancy George, Penny Grey, Virginia Hender- son, Jennifer Holbrook, Barbara Langley, Norma McLean, Isabel Miller, Jane McKinnon, Carol Robertson, Pamela Rollason, Nancy Schleihauf , Carene Smith, Nancy Williams. Form III Katharine Adam, Judith Ireland, Ehzabeth Watts. Form IV Gail Adams, Jocelyn Ayers, Ida Crummey, Pamela Hardie, Isolde Koenig, Katherine McEachern, Carol Ann Parker, Eva Schury, Caroline Stanley-Porter, Nora Stearns, Ruth Thomson, Lynn Williams, Anne Wright. Form IV Arts Gail Dawson, Karen McEwen. FORM IV PRIZES General Proficiency Gail Adams, Jocelyn Ayers, Is- olde Koenig, Katherine McEach- ern, Ruth Thomson, Lynn Wil- liams. FORM V— PRIZES Mathematics Pamela Whillans. Physics and Chemistry Betty Lou Joynt. English and Biology Hilary Moss. History Joan Henson. French Margaret Benson. Latin Margaret Benson.

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Page 14 Loyalty ' Suan Moore, fJudith Moore. Perserverance Arlene Walker, fPatricia Wil- bee. School Spirit Betty Lou Joynt, tJoan Maw. Comradeship tGail Lowrey. Day. tHouse. Best All Round Girl Jacqueline Burroughs. Margaret T. Scott Memorial Prizes Memorizing of Scripture Caroline Campbell, Sherrill Campbell, Hilary Cline, Judith THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN Gist, Doness Hurd, Diana Mit- chell, Jane Ferguson, Shelley Varley, Irene Twentyman, Anne Stollery. MEDALS Ruth Caven Memorial Scholarship Form IV Isolda Koenig and Katharine McEachern. School Medal — Scholarship Form V Pamela Whillans. Governor General ' s Medal Betty Lou Joynt. Jean Hume Memorial Medal for Leadership Jacqueline Burroughs. THE INSTALLATION OF PREFECTS The rustle of programmes ceased as an impressive procession filed into Rosedale United Church, on Friday morning, October tenth. Led by the Guard of Honour, the clan chieftains proudly held aloft their tartan banners. Last year ' s prefects followed, carrying the school flags of Truth, Honesty, Justice and Purity. Next, red bands distinguished the sub- prefects, and the newly-appointed prefects, clad for the first time in Royal Stewart, marched in unity, presenting a splendid array. In full Highland dress the Head Girl followed and the appearance of Miss Read and the staff completed the procession. From the chancel Miss Read delivered an appropriate message. Each prefect was individually installed by Miss MacNeill, and praised in depend- ability, loyalty or sports. An avalanche of applause filled the church as Lynn Williams, our Head Girl, gracefully accepted the school flag from Jackie Burroughs, her predecessor. Voices then blended in the famihar school song, and a colourful procession emptied the church. The bagpipes were played, for the flrst time by a young Branksomite, thus fulfilHng a Scottish tradition. So ended Branksome ' s first memorable service of 1958.