Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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YEAR BOOK, 1960 APPOINTMENTS 1959- 1960 HEAD GIRL -Judy Ireland Page 9 HOUSE PREFECTS Judith Gist, Mono Mclntyre, Quito Mainguy DAY PREFECTS Sandra Bell, Susan Brown, Borboro French, Diane Grove, Susan Monier, Patricia Strothy, Diana Style, Wendy Thompson, Carole Tovell, Heather Woldie, Elizabeth Watts. SUB-PREFECTS (House) Wendy Bateman, Elizabeth Butterworth, Martha Corrigan, Diane Ferguson, Joyce Wright, Mary Anne Wright. CLAN CHIEFTAINS Campbell — Elizabeth Barnes Douglas- — Marilyn Mitchener MacAlpine — Joan Dixon McGregor — Isabel Miller McLean — Pamela Rollason McLeod — Virginia Ellis Ross — Clare Crummey Scott — Janet Ament BETA KAPPA SOCIETY President — Mono Mclntyre Vice-President — Elizabeth Head Secretary Treasurer — Carole Tovell Committee — Judith Hall, Roberta Laughton, Lorna Luke, Bonnie Jean Miller, Dawn Murray, Sandra Plaunt, Carolyn Roberts, Mary Rodway, Sharon Sissons, Marina Sturdza, Heather Taylor, Beverly Trent, Martha Corrigan, Donna Abbey. SUB-PREFECTS (Day) Beverly Bothwell, Donna Bull, Joan Hancock, Elizabeth Head, Lorna Luke, Joan Ridgeway, Anne Ross, Judith Sykes, Heather Taylor, Ruth Wayman, Mary Winnett. SUB-CHIEFTAINS Cathy Homes Shelagh Hewitt Eleonora Fisher Linda Lewis Patti Wilson Pixie Bigelow Linda Dwor Holly Waldie OPHELEO SOCIETY President— Elizabeth Watts Vice-President — Susan Monier Secretary — Mary Winnett Committee — Janet Ament, Elizabeth Butterworth, Joan Dixon, Dianne Grove, Barbara Kerr, Marilyn Mitchener, Wendy Thompson, Heather Waldie. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sandra Bell, Barbara French Committee — Elizabeth Butterworth, Sheila Morrison, Phylliss Grier, Pamela Favager, Karyl Jamieson, Peggy Ruse, Patricia Stocks, Lyn Hamilton, Linda Ward, Gloria Koenig, Angela Fusco, Dorothy Damon. FORM OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Form VA — Beverley Bothwell Elizabeth Butterworth Patricia McFarlane Form VB — Joyce Wright Sue Monier Sandra Smith Form VCom. — Joan Whittaker Patricia Stein Sue Ballantine Form VArts — Lesley Hunt Carolyn Roberts Janice Corbett Form IVA — Penny Grey Judy Ritzel Jennifer Holdbrook Form IVB — Marilyn McDov ell Sue Moffett Lynn Morgan Form IVArts — Martha Coffey Suzanne Yorker Ellen Carrick Form IMA — Patricia Wilson Nancy Johnston Sue Elgie Form IIIB — Margaret Wood Ellenora Fisher Anne Johnston Form IIA — Charlotte Empringham Ruth Dunlop Lynn Hamilton Form MB — Wendy Tory Sue Thorburn Louise MacLachlan Form lie — Mary Knowles Julia Ann Kelly Katherine Lamprey Form IIArts — Penny Loundes Bonnie Brown Merelie Douglas Form lA — Carolyn Klopstock Shelley Varley Mary Patterson Form IB — Barbara Hudson Linda McLeod Carol Cowan Form IC — Camille Ticknor Julia McNeillie Muriel Smith

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Page 8 THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN HEAD GIRL ' S MESSAGE HEAD GIRL — JUDY IRELAND As this year strides to a close we have to think back with pleas- ure over our endeavours in aca- demics and sports — our fun and our friendships. Yet do you realize June marks not only the end of this school year but the close of an amazing decade during which so much has happened at Brank- some. Those of you who have been here during some of these ten years have seen one of the greatest and most active periods in the history of Branksome. Each one of you may be very proud of these accomphshments. The love, devoted spirit, and con- tinued support of you, the pupils of this school have helped to make Branksome Hall what it is today, so much more than a school. In 1950 the new class rooms by Buccleuch House were added and in 1954 new class rooms and a junior gymnasium were built at Readacres. The Library and new Science Laboratory were erected in 1956. Brank- some has received as welcomed visitors the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Dalkieth and his wife, Dame Flora McLeod and her twin grandsons, the Earl of Wemyss and this year the Duchess of Northumberland. In addition a great enthusiasm for the school and its activities has created many outstanding students, artists, musicians, athletes and pubhc speakers. I am sure those of you who will be here during the next decade will see Branksome rise to even greater heights. We the graduating class pass on to you that intangible spirit for which Branksome is famous. Keep its flame burning brightly through the Sixties. Up and On !

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Page 10 THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN BRANKSOME E September 10th — House Swimming Contest. 18th — Gathering of the Clans. 25th — Basketball Game between Main and Sherb. October 2nd — Basketball Game with Old Old Girls. 9th — Prefect ' s Installation. Long Weekend. 16th— Opera: ' ' The Love of Three Oranges. 28th— Prefect ' s and Sub-Prefect ' s Dinner. 30th — Boarder ' s Dance. November 6th— Form IV Plays. 11th — Alumnae Bazaar. 13th — Long Weekend. 18th — Visit of the Duchess of Northumberland . 20th— Visit to the Royal Winter Fair. December 4th — IV and V Form Dance. 13th — Carol Service. 18th — Christmas Holidays. January 15th — Parent Teacher ' s Meeting. 29th — School Dance (Formal). iTS, 1959- 1960 February 4th — Inter-school Badminton. 5th — Second Installation of Pre- fects and Sub-Prefects. 19th— Ballet. 26th— Long Weekend. March 3rd — Inter-School Swim Meet. 4th — Miss Gladys Alyward. 18th— Old Girl ' s Sports Night. 25th — Fashion Show. 29th— Form II Plays. April 1st— III and IV Art ' s Plays. 2nd — Alumnae Dinner. 6th-19th — Easter Holidays. 29th — Spring Festival (Choirs). May 20th— Long Weekend. 17th — Graduation Dance. June 3rd — Strawberry Festival Dance. Closing Events 5th — Sunday Service. 8th — Form IV and Junior School Graduation. 9th — Prize Giving. September 8th — School Re-Opening.