Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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CONTENTS Page Slogan Editors 2 Preface 4 Principal ' s Letter 5 Head Girl ' s Message 6 Principal Junior School 7 Prize List 8 Activities 11 Appointments 12 The Flag Service 21 Senior Choir 22 Message from the Alumnae 24 Variety Show Pictures 28 Sunday Evening Services 30 Class Pictures 31-38 Literary 39-56 Sports 57-76 Graduates 77-88 Judy Crawford 89 Advertising 90-136 Advertising Index 137

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SLOGAN Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Advertising Editor Art and Photography Editor Sports Editor Publicity Editor Junior School Representative Carolyn Brown Clayton Stuart Alison Greenaway Valerie Railing Elizabeth Buckley Louise Keith Joanne George STAFF ADVISERS Business Literary Miss E. M. Forsyth Mrs. M. Campbell Page 2 The Branksome Slogan

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PREFACE Try to etch in your mind the vision of four hundred kilt-clad girls, cheering and laughing in the lower field, or sitting row on row in the gymnasium. Try to bottle that feeling of pride when Branksome proves her worth, or the glow of friendship when others share good times with you. The task is difficult. Before many years have passed, those elusive memories of experiences and emotions will be shadowed by new ones. Gradually, special, subtle shades of feeling may be beyond reach, simply because we forget to remember. The Slogan is a preservative. Although it does not present several volumes of individual experiences, it acts as a reminder for you to recall your personal, unique school days. Schooldays! If you are a student, glance now at your class picture. While looking at it, think of what those people, and events connected with them, really mean. Call to mind the importance of what you may take for granted, and laugh at those things that brightened your Branksome life. Before too many years have escaped, you may look at the same picture and remember many of these associations. Outstanding events will come quickly. Fizzie! What trouble when she set off the fire extinguisher! Perhaps too, you will recall more personal incidences. And Nelly. She was always there when I needed her. Branksome is so much more than sharpened pencils and knotted notebooks. Let the Yearbook nudge your memory. I, too, have scanned the pictures. In a few words, I have tried to describe what my years here have meant to me. Branksome is kilts and ties, crossed legs, push-pins, smiling faces, horoscopes, announcements, secret notes, enthusiasm, clubs, sports, name-tapes, no baubles, teachers, Ribbit, beautiful people, the School Song, lunch bags, serious talks, spirit, learning, laughing, growing, fifty jumps, stop signs, singing, exams, sharing, debating, light- hearted chatter, lost-and-found, chocolate sundaes, kindness, skipping rope, happiness, and Slogan. The true Branksome Hall cannot be bound by words. Its facets are innumerable. You and I are inseparable parts of our school, and our actions and attitudes are products of it. As you peruse your Slogan, read between the lines. We are all writers and editors, so please scribble in your personal additions to the book. Many thanks go to Miss Forsyth and Mrs. Campbell, the business and literary advisors, for their kind help and guidance. Best wishes to all, Carolyn Brown Hugo 4 The Brunksome Slogan