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THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN V ARTS MARY LOU COOK (1 959-1 960)— Bishop ' s Strachan ' s loss was Branksome ' s gain when Cookie came to us this year. She has already made a great contribution here, and is game ' s captain of her form. Mary Lou is very fond of swimming, and is well known for her fabulous diving. Next year she hopes to be an airlines stewardess. JANICE CORBETT {1958-1960)-Janice not only studies and teaches ballet, but also pounds the pavement with her talented toes as a member of the Slogan ad committee. Secretary Treasurer of her class, Jan is headed for Macdonald Hall at OAC in Guelph. JANE ANNE DOUGLAS ( 1 954-1 960)— Janey has been here for six years, and during that time has taken part in class and clan activities. She loves riding, sketching, and the piano, and hopes to go to O.C.A. in the fall. Interior Decorating? PHYLLISS GRIER (1 959-1 960) — Phil came to us from St. Clement ' s for her last year at Brank- some. She has taken an active part in Branksome life, and is a member of the library committee as well as class and clan teams. Headed for OCA next year. LESLEY HUNT (1 955-1 960)— Hunt has certainly had a busy year this year with the advertising committee of the Slogan, class and clan sports, and being president of V Arts. Whatever time she has left over is taken up with Europe, riding, and poodles . PENNY LIPSETT (1 956-1 960)— Pen, who loves sailing, has been at Branksome for four years. She enjoys skiing, and is also a very good artist. Next year we will lose her to a business college. Good luck. Penny! MARTHA MAY (1 949-1 960)— A Branksomite of long standing, Martha has quietly added her support to all class and clan activities. Her outside interests include tennis and HOCKEY! Her future is undecid- ed, but we know that she will do well. BARBARA MEYERS (1 959-1 960)— Barb came to us this year from Lawrence Park C.I. to take her place in V Arts. She has been on both her class and clan basketball teams and she also enjoys bad- minton and skiing. Next year she hopes to work with one of the airlines. DAWN MURRAY (1 955-1 960)— Dawn has been at Branksome for five years, and has taken part in many class and clan activities. This year Dawn is doing wonderful art work on the Beta Kappa com- mittee, getting in some practice for next year at OCA? CAROLYN ROBERTS ( 1 958-1 960)— Her two years at Branksome have shown us that Carolyn is a great asset to school life. She is the vice-president of her class, a member of the Beta Kappa and a member of class and clan teams. Next year interior decorating?
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Page 27 V ACADEMIC JUDITH SHELDON ( 1 959-1 960)— Judy, a newcomer this year from Gait, has proved a lively asset to life in boarding. Interested in skiing, riding, and curling, she hopes to take Science at either Queen ' s or U. of T. next year. GAIL STEPHENSON (1 957-1 960)— Gail, our girl from down under, has been a member of both class and clan basketball teams. She loves swim- ming, camping and skating, and next year is going to take up nursing in Perth, Western Australia. JUDITH SYKES (1 948-1 960)— Judy ' s twelve years at BHS have been well filled with sports, the Slogan ad committee in ' 59 and the Opheleo in ' 59, the UN delegation, and this year she is our Eaton ' s representative. Swimming and riding and faraway places occupy Judy ' s leisure time. Next year Nursing. HEATHER TAYLOR (1 955-1 960)— Heather loves sports, and she is a member of the school basket- ball team, as well as volleyball and baseball teams. Heather ' s interests include, skating, and skiing in the Laurentians( !) Journalism next year for Heather at Western. IRENE TWENTYMAN (1956-1960) — Irene, who comes to us from New Zealand, via Peru, is a great music lover, and talented piano player. At BHS she has taken an active part on the I.S.C.F. Her plans for next year are uncertain, but with her ability to persevere, we know that she will do well in whatever field she chooses. RUTH WAYMAN (1 947-1 960)— Ruth has been a member of her class basketball team, the Slogan advertising committee, and is the president of the I.S.C.F. this year. Her plans include a year of Shaw ' s and then teaching. Good Luck! MARY WINNETT (1 947-1 960)— Variety is the spice of life , and this saying certainly applies to Mary. Win is on the school basketball and volleyball teams, Opheleo committee and in the choir, and still finds time for riding, skiing, golf and badminton. She ' s off to college in Boston in the fall. MARGARET WILLIAMS (1955-1960)— Mugs, our pho- tographer, has been on class and clan volleyball teams, and is a member of the senior choir. Her interests include skating, photography and bad- minton, and after finishing fifth form at BHS next year, she will definitely be heading for the dark room(?) JOYCE WRIGHT (1 956-1 960)— About forty miles north of Cochrane . Joyce, who hails from the frozen north, has had a busy four years at Branksome. This year she is a sub-prefect, and president of VB. Skiing and badminton occupy Joyce ' s time out of school. Next year she will be studying the three R ' s again at Teacher ' s College.
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V COMMERCIAL SUSAN BALLENTINE (1 958-1 960)— To horse and away! Sue, a recent addition to Branksome from Leaside High, is secretary-treasurer of her class. Ardent horse fan, she plans to sandwich job-hunting in between riding (her own horse) and water ski-ing this summer. KATY BLAKEMAN (1 958-1 960)— Katy came to us from North Toronto Collegiate two years ago and has been a valuable asset to her class and clan. Her outside interests include riding, swimming and being a counsellor at camp. Her plans: Secretarial work in the future. JUDY DINGLE — From North Toronto Collegiate two years ago came Judy to become a second soprano in the choir. Singing and church work are Judy ' s outside interests, and next year she hopes to take up nursing. Lucky Patients! DIANE FERGUSON (1 958-1 960)— Di has spent two years at Branksome since she went to B.H.S. in Bermuda. She was class Games Captain and found time for class and clan basketball, volley- ball and baseball. Di isn ' t sure yet about her plans for the future but they ' re sure to include swimming and water skiing in the Atlantic. MARTHA PARDEE (1 958-1 960)— Martha is an import from Central Collegiate in Sarnia. Her interests include golf, riding and Steve ' s Restaurant. Next year she plans to travel and then??? JOAN RIDGWAY — Six years ago Joan cam e to Branksome from Havergal College. Class and clan basketball, volley ball and baseball have helped fill the hours after 2:30. Joan has a fascination for travel, especially after last summer in Europe. VIRGINIA SHEARER (1 958-1 960)— Another import, from North Toronto Collegiate, Jinny ' s interests are modelling, swimming and skating. She plans to be a model but she hears the faint call of the wild blue and may become an airline hostess. PATRICIA STEIN (1 959-1 960)— Pat came to Branksome from Leamington District High School. She was the Vice-President of VC and played class basketball and volley ball. After Graduation, she will travel and do secretarial work. Am Secretary: V ill Travel? Skating and Summer Sports fill in Pat ' s spare time. BEVERLY TRENT (1 958-1 960)-Oriole Park School and Havergal College were Bev ' s schools ' before she came to Branksome. She ' s a member of both the Beta Kappa and the Library Committee and still finds time to play badminton and tennis. In her own words I tiave no definite position as yet but I plan to be a stenographer and eventually hope to be a secretary. JOAN V HITTAKER— Joan has been at B.H.S. for six years, and this year is class president of V Commercial. The wild blue yonder seems to have a fascination for Joan, as she wants to be an air-line hostess. Good luck Joanie!
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