Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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The Branksome Slogan ACADEMIC NORMA HORKINS (1962-1969). McLean. It matters not how long you live, but how well. Norma is one who radiates happiness and vitality. She involves herself in class and clan sports, and choir. She has been eloquent in the U.N. Delegation and Debating. Her warmth and gener- osity will follow her always wherever she may go. CATHERINE LAWRANCE (1967-1969). MacAlpine. Then they said to one another: ' We are not doing right ' . Cathy. Secretary-Treasurer of 13E, is an active member of the Opheleo and U.N. Her interesting ideas on a variety of topics make for lively discussions, and where there is laughter — Cathy is probably there! ELIZABETH KERFOOT (1964-1969). McLean. Liz has been active in both class and clan activities and is the Secretary-Treasurer of Branksome ' s Beta Kappa Society. Liz ' s mathematical mind will eventually lead her to a most rewarding goal. VIRGINIA MACKIE (1963-1969). McLeod. Mirror of constant faith, revered and mourn ' d. Ginna, our future psychologist, has been a pleasure to have around Branksome. Her cheery disposition and enthusiasm will make her a lasting pal among us all. And she ' s busy — Opheleo, U.N., Slogan, class and clan sports, a class officer. DEBORAH LILLICO (1968-1969). Ross. Excess in anything is a defect. You never see Debbie without a cup of char in her hand— These English, you know! Her year at Branksome has brought much liveliness and mischief to our class, and that ' s just what we need. She ' s kept busy on the Beta Kappa and Slogan. MOIRA PARKS (1964-1969). McLean. A member of the Choir and Literary committee, Moira can ' t be missed even on the basketball court. An expert shot with a water-pistol and famous for her toot- ing on the sax, Moira liveth on in our minds. ELIZABETH McCUTCHEON (1964-1969). MacGregor. Punctual ... Liz has been active in the Choir executive, Library Committee, U.N. Club, publicity and tennis. She invariably appears any- where, anytime with her camera. Her probable destiny will be educating ignorant Branksomites on how to take sneaky pictures! SUSAN STROUD (1966-1969). MacGregor. Loss of sincerity is loss of vital power. Sue ' s warm and sincere personality have gained her many lasting friends. Her ability to see the bright side of any situation, and her enthusiasm will never fade. She ' s involved in the U.N., Slogan (class rep.), class and clan.

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1969 SUB-PREFECTS JULIE WILDGOOSE (1966-1969). McLean. Enthu- siasm moves the world. Julie is enthusiasm personified. This has shown up in all phases of Branksome life — as 13P president, secretary- treasurer of choir and sports participator. Goose ' s happy exuberance has dissipated many Monday morning blues, and next year will cheer those in Classics or Modern Languages at U. of T. ACADEMIC ELIZABETH ANSPACH (1964-1969). Ross. A horse, a dog and Pierre II. Liz has taken part in class and clan sports, swimming, class plays and the advertising com- mittee. Liz ' s greatest desire is to be a veterinarian in northern Canada and because of her ambitious character I ' m sure she will achieve this goal. BARBARA AKITT (1968-1969). Scott. Except for occasional lapses into insanity, Barb has shown herself to be a strong-willed and stable person. With a fascination for snowflakes and eyes, she often gets lost on her way home. Barb ' s sensi- tivity and imagination are a constant source of agony. JEANE BOYD (1964-1969). Douglas. Jeane has been active in bridge, golf, tennis, U.N. Club and Publicity. Her normal pastime is taking one foot out of her mouth and putting the other in. Her ambition is to finish her rug. Next year she ' s off to Switzerland. RHONWYN BREEN (1963-1969). Ross. Confusion is her middle name. Rhonnie ' s artistic talent contributes greatly to class, clan and Slogan committees. Her happy- go-lucky attitude and carefree cheerfulness add much vivacity to life around her. Her conspicuous absence is only paralleled by her subtle humour. MARILYN DUBOIS (1961-1969). MacAlpine. The doormouse is asleep again. A member of the Beta Kappa, and a class and clan participator. Marilyn won recognition in Chemistry for mixing full strength sulphuric and hydrochloric acids, forming poisonous gas! She will be the only doctor using a stepladder to reach the operating table seven years hence. MARILYN DRAPER (1968-1969). Campbell. Marilyn ' s enthusiasm and zest for life make her dynamic. Always cheerful and capable of dis- cussing anything, she is a great participator. Receiving roses and collecting butterflies are two of her various pastimes. A professional student is her probable destiny. MARGARET KELSICK (1968-1969), MacGregor. Margaret travelled, in September from St. Kitts to join us. She settled in immediately and was elected class vice-president, and a member of the Beta Kappa. She ' s an avid cheerer-on-er ! We ' ll always remember her jumping up at the 6:55 bell to be ready for walk at 7:40! Next year it ' s Western and Science.

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ACADEMIC FIONA ST. CLAIR (1967-1969). Campbell. All ' s fair in love and war. . . . Fiona has made her flamboyant personality and British laughter well-known in many quarters — the Debating Club, U.N. Club and Delegation, clan volleyball, Slogan committee and as class Secretary-Treasurer- Next year, in Political Science at York, she ' ll be one of many of our alumnae considered a lady. CATHERINE WILCOX (1968-1969). Scott. Cathy is an innocent and child-like individual who finds snow and Cheshire cats amusing and strange. She is a trustworthy and sensitive friend who can laugh at herself and her dilemmas. A stimulating and yet sad person, she has many ever-changing facets. ALLISON WADGE (1968-1969). Douglas. Though small, Allie has the biggest heart of all. She is the best kind of friend anyone could have. Her love of people and concern for them will in- evitably influence her future — people — the best future of all. 12 ARTS and COMMERCIAL ANN BATTEN (1968-1969). McLeod. This year ' s Sherborne Rep., being just super , quickly ad- justed to her new Canadian environment. Being a conscientious worker, she was an active member of her clan, Opheleo, and the debating club. She held the position of class vice-president — truly a Canadian gain and an English loss. FRANCES ARMSTRONG (1965-1969). MacGregor. You can ' t hurry love. Fran is active in sports, being sports captain of 12 Commercial and on the class teams. She has a sharp wit and a good sense of humour. Her activities range from horseback-riding to dating. COLINE DAY (1966-1969). MacAlpine. Nothing can change the shape of things to come. Daisy has been very active at Branksome with boarding in Main, founding the Oreo kids . Class Slogan contributions. Beta Kappa, U.N., and debating. Her warm sense of humour and happy nature will stand her in good stead at an American Junior College next year. JAYNE CAMERON (1963-1969). Campbell. Be young, be foolish, be happy. But be in love. Jayne dropped in on Br anksome in ' 63 and set a spell, until the battle was over! She is active in volleyball, baseball, swimming, gymnastics, ski- ing and U.N. Probably will end up a ski-instructor in the Swiss Alps! MARNIE GARDINER (1965-1969). Campbell. This past summer Marnie was a Candy-Striper at the Toronto General. While there, she became in- terested in helping the sick, thus planning to make it her future. In sports Marnie loves tennis, and skiing as well as being an avid hockey and football fan.