Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Remember Mrs. Coulter and the orange juice? TO ETHEL, OR WHATEVER HER NAME IS It could be Ethel, or Emily, But I say Elaine, It could be Ella or Eunice, Or something quite plain. Oh, how I wish I could Find out her name. Perhaps Esmeralda, Or Zelda for short. Maybe it ' s Elvira Or something of that sort. It could be Elizabeth But that I doubt And : won ' t be satisfied Until I find out. Brenley Crawford, 11, Year Book, 1971 Page 29

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The Slogan Executive would like to represent the School in expressing its appreciation to Miss Brown for all her years of service to Branksome. SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES IN THE RESIDENCE A colourfully staged Puppet show, with bright and black lighting effects, presenting Faust , produced much enjoyment and a service of a different calibre. Cadets Mr. and Mrs. J. Watt, The Salvation Army Training School were responsible for this pleasant evening. Ministers from neighbouring churches very kindly gave of themselves and their time to hear our questions and discuss them with us. In addition to these, we had visitors from the Far East, the Near Eas t, including Tripoli and Eritrea, as well as friends involved in the living problems of Toronto and area, such as Mrs. Jean Lumb and Miss Margaret Avison. A visit to the Church of St. Simon the Apostle permitted us to hear the pre-Advent Christmas carol service and on several other Sunday evenings. Staff and girls from Branksome shared music and poetry with us around the fireplace. Page 28 The Branksome Slogan

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Help Stamp Out Fat Sherbies. STAFF VIEW And Miss Sime is not ecstatic When she gets that fated call To learn that the toilets in Sherborne House Are floating down the hall. Your dance nights are a special tinne Even for the staff. The fuss, the flurry and the fun of it all Give us quite a laugh.