Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Appointments 1973-1974 Headgirl Janet Brown Day Prefects House Prefects Joanne Abraham Janet Meredith Lindsay Empringham Carolyn Clark Marilee Tisdall Alison Macintosh Deborah Eaton Sports Captain Barbara Greenwood Clan Chieftain Sub-Chieftain Bruce Jacqueline Shykoff Lynda-Jane Davis urant Caroline Helbronner Elizabeth Oughtred Eraser Wendy Aird Paula Marshall Robertson Mary Jane Morris Judy Liaray Johnston Valerie Reid Carol Pierce Campbell Marian MacBrien Anne Simmonds Douglas Rosemary Amell Deborah Cooper MacGregor Daphne Seagram Beth Mairs Maclean Jocelyn Lougheed Patricia Abraham McAlpine Debra Cnoop-Koopmans Virginia Gibson McLeod Nancy Bauckham Janet Sinclair Ross Barbara Beattie Shirley Brown Scott Catherine Gibson Patricia Osier Class Officers Class President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 7R3 Karen Chisholm Kimberley Garside 7R10 Diana Eergusson Andrea Hector 8R4 Vanessa Bone Katherine Sharf 8R7 Wendy Kane Michelle White 8R8 Heather Whitehead Mirabel Palmer 9R14 Jennifer Guy Susan MacBrien Gillian Evans 9R15 Bridget Wiley Wendy Best Jean Normand 9R17 Nicola Ealconer Hayley Parker Jane Clement 10R16 Catherine Morrow Diana Coulter Claire-Anne Bundy 10R18 Jane Mackay Cynthia Bongard Lorraine Best 10R19 Suzanne Neilson Marianne Montgomery Michelle Arena 10R20 Carol Smith Jane Burns Sarah Shipley 11R8 Susan Gillespie Patricia Abraham Janice Thomson nR9 Barbara Moffat Margot Eairlie Anna Small 11R10 Janet Manton Alix Rankin Valerie Gilbert 12R1 Melanie Hazell Laurie Chapman Marion Baxter 12R2 Janet Morris Victoria Lomax Deborah Hunt 12R3 Sally Williamson Sarah Cameron Sheila Gamble 13R4 Susan Cross Min Min Wong Elizabeth Black 13R5 Hester Vair Martha Tisdall Lucinda Ealconer

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Sports Prizes Badminton - Singles- Catherine Clarke Doubles - Pamela Davidson Virginia Morris Swimming - Under 11 Champion - Martha Allen Junior Champion - Judith Garay Intermediate Champion - Kim Lumsden Senior Champion - Laura Anglin Diving Champion - Carolyn Clark Synchronized Champion - Barbara Moffat Tennis - Junior Singles - Jean Normand Intermediate Singles - Elizabeth Brooke Senior Singles - Mary Lesslie Open Doubles - Mary Lesslie Cynthia Rogers Bowling - Junior Champion - Paula Pettitt Senior Champion - Caroline Greaves Sports Day - Under 11 Champion - Martha Allen Junior Champion - Michelle Proulx Intermediate Champion - Ann Shenstone Senior Champion - Janet Brown Open 75 yard Dash - Janet Morris Basketball - Clan Cup - Campbell Clan Class Cup - 12 R 2 Volleyball - Clan Cup - MacLean Clan Class Cup - 13 R 5 Class Cup for Participation in Activities Through- out the Year - 11 R 9 Clan Awards - Junior School - Bruce Fraser Award to the Chieftain - Brenda Davidson Senior School - MacLean MacLeod Award to the Chieftain - Joanne Abraham Sports Colours Basketball - Janet Brown, Jocelyn Lougheed, Brenda Morris, Sandra Penney, Jennifer Svenningson Volleyball - Catherine Gibson, Ann Lawrence, Nancy Mac- Dougall, Jennifer Svenningson, Susan Walker Gymnastics - Shirley Brown, Carolyn Clark, Jocelyn Lougheed Tennis - Rosemary Amell, Kim Heintzman Junior School Activity Awards Deborah Armour, Brenda Davidson, Elizabeth Gould, Christina Kelley, Jean Normand, Nancy Ogilvie, Caroline Rodomar, Sandra Smythe Senior School Enthusiasm Awards Cynthia Bongard, Shirley Brown, Catherine Dow- sett, Virginia Gibson, Jane Mackay 12

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At the beginning of this year 1 announced to you that I was joining the Graduating Class of 1974. 1 was making a little joke, you accepted it as such and you laughed politely. I did not realize any more than you did that I was actually stating a fact. As June approaches, I find myself being placed more and more in the same position as the graduates by more and more people who ask me, What are you going to do? I must admit that at the moment I answer frivolously, Nothing, but this is only to save myself from later reproaches. If this last year has taught me anything, it is that I am indeed facing a new life, going out into a new world, and that no matter how much or how little time one has to live, one must make the most of it. Unlike my fellow graduates I am not embarking on an exciting new career, but I am nonetheless facing their moment of truth - Can I emerge from my Branksome cocoon and stand complete? The answer to this, not only we graduates but also all of you are going out to find sooner or later. My hope for all of us is that carrying Branksome ' s heritage with us - her ideals, her standards, her way of life - we may find within ourselves a strength and a purpose that will give us the courage to tackle whatever lies ahead. I hope that we will all have learned that whatever happens, the eternal verities remain, that truth, honesty, justice and purity are still the best foundation for a happy life, that a sense of proportion is essential and that a sense of humour beats the devil. I leave Branksome with a feeling of great gratitude that life has given me a profession which I thoroughly enjoyed, which I practised in a place I have loved and which has brought me so many friends. After forty- one years I cannot believe that my luck will change, and so ! vanish happily into the future, trailing clouds of memories and saying to you most affectionately. Ave atque vale 14