Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Page 22 THE BRANKSOME SLOGAN Our Album of Graduates ARTS and COMMERCIAL CAMILLE TICKNOR (1959- ' 63) S ence is one greof art of conversation. Camille, the lass with the golden hair, has been at Branksome for four years. As a member of the Ross Clan, Camille is interested in such sports as basketball, volleyball and tennis. Outside of school she enjoys waterskiing (don ' t we all?), skating and swimming. In store for Camille in the near future seems to be a trip to Europe, and then she ' s off to join the airlines. DIANE WILLOUGHBY {1950- ' 63) Look out kids, here I come! Di is one of our long-time students here at Branksome. She is vice-president of her class which is V Arts and is interested in clan and class basketball and volleyball. When school is over, Di ' s interests turn toward badminton, horse-back riding, skiing and skating. Future plans in store for Di seem to be college in the United States and we are sure she will enjoy it. LYNDA ZINK (1957- ' 63) Wif and Wisdom Lynda is known in the schoo l for her quiet cheerfulness and willingness to help. She is Secretary-Treasurer of her class V Arts, and she works diligently on the industrious Library Committee. She is also very interested in sports: golf, basket- ball, volleyba ll, baseball and badminton to name a few! Lots of luck next year Lynda in the R.C.A.F. at Bonneville. A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR On the advent of the new term on Wednesday, January 9, 1963, Branksome was honoured with the presence of Miss Diana Reader Harris, headmistress of Sherborne School, England. In her inspiring and amusing talk. Miss Reader Harris told us about her experiences during her visit to the Soviet Union. She explained a little of the Russian plan for boarding schools and the effect of growing up under the Communist influence. Her visit delighted us with its sincerity, and we hope that she will return to visit us in the future. CHERYL HAMILTON