Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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CONTENTS Page Slogan Editors 2 Preface 4 Head Girl ' s Message 5 Principal ' s Letter 6 Prize List 7 Appointments 10 Activities 1 1 Senior Choir 19 Staff Photo 27 Sunday Evening Service 28 Message from the Alumnae 32 Graduates 33-45 Student Directory 46-48 Class Pictures 49-58 Literary 59-76 Commentary 77-84 Sports 85-104 Advertising 105-157 Advertising Index 158 Autographs 159-160

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SLOGAN Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Advertising Editor Art and Photography Editor Sports Editor Publicity Editor Junior School Editor Sheila Mclntyre Lindsay Kerrigan Sheila Rankin Brenda Wille Patti Smythe Barbara Kofman Cathy Paterson STAFF ADVISERS Business Literary Miss E. M. Forsyth Mrs. M. Campbell

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PREFACE When the first drills started their pummelling towards the construction of the new addition, they initiated the great Branksome Face-Lift. (Yes! lockers!) The school is committing itself to change, to progress, in an attempt to increase the number of assets it is already offering you. The essences of life at Branksome will still endure. The annual flood of spectators at Playday, the incredible overnight transformations prior to school dances, the playing, the learning and the ultimate maturing will go on. The Slogan is also undergoing a face-lift. We hope it will offer you a more creative and modern (yes! dull paper!) yearbook, with not-so-instant- replays of the year ' s activities. The conspiracies of camera day, the conquests of our teams, and the facets of daily life which can be captured by pen or camera will last as long as the new un-shiny paper. In addition you will enjoy, we hope, the New Improved Product of a hard working group of girls who have tried to make each page and each report interesting rather than compulsory. We may have failed. However, our legacy is that like others before us, we have attempted some changes. We have left you heirs to build on our innovations, to improve on our mistakes and to progress. You can be one of two kinds of people. You can be a person who has never failed . . . who has never succeeded either, but who, by never attempt- ing to progress may exist with no failures behind her. On the other hand, you can endeavour to improve what you already have, risking possible failure. No progress — no moon landing, no medical discovery, no political change could ever have been achieved without people willing to take risks. Give of yourself! Do not merely exist. Contribute. In participating in the activities of the school, in trying to bring about constructive changes, and in making the effort to leave, your personal contribution behind, be it by helping some one who needs you or by trying to better an existing institution, you are committing yourself to necessary progress. The following pages are coloured by your personalities. With your support, with the helpful guidance of Miss Forsyth and Mrs. Campbell and with the generous hours of Slogan staff, we offer you your best. Good luck and keep smiling. Sheila. Page 4 The Branksome Slogan