Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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SURVEY 1. Branksome is a) a school b) a community c) a way of life X d) a unique combination of all the above 2. Branksomites are a) fun loving b) friendly and enthusiastic c) O.T.L. (out to lunch) X d) a mixture of people with enough variety to make them interesting 3. A typical day at Branksome is a) non-existent b) indigestible X c) an experience 4. A typical night at Branksome is a) yer basic drama, swimming and choir practice X b) a zoo c) the midnight laugh and shaving cream d) the never ending phone call Other Comments: More and more people are realizing that Branksome is a place that can be moulded — it inevitably takes on the shape and size of its student body. We have all been involved in everything from all school Birthday Parties to quiet talks with a close friend. That ' s probably what makes Branksome so unique — whatever type of person you are, you are bound to find something going on somewhere that is to your liking. Once everyone realizes this, Brank- some will become more than just a school. It will become the foundation of our fortunes. Ginny

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Editorial The Slogan is here at last. Its arrival signifies some- how the end of the seventy-third school year. And what a year it has been! Spirit resounded throughout the halls, and Branksomites were quick to discover and enter into the creative and acadennic work of the school, the sports programme and various other acti- vities, with enthusiasm. Even the hot water pipes were bursting with enthusiasm and vigour. The Slogan is an embodiment of all of those parts of the school, a record of this past year. We, the Editors, have worked hard to put together something more than just a record of facts and faces. We have attempted to create a photo album — a record of the people, of the spirit of the people, who fill this otherwise empty building. Encouraged by the many contributions of writing, art and photographs, we began to arrange this book in a manner that we felt would reflect the feeling of Branksome this past year. I thank all the Editors for their support and enthu- siasm this year, and also give a special thanks to our staff advisors Miss Kenny and Miss Morden. A great deal of time, effort and patience has been given by them all in order to give you this glimpse of Brank- some as it really is. It has been a super year. I hope that the Slogan has caught some of the more memorable times and, just as Miss Roach looks back at the Slogan of her graduat- ing year twenty-five years ago, so you will in the fol- lowing years look back and say to yourself That ' s the Branksome I remember. Cathy

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Prefects Head Girl Sports Captain Grade Nine Prefect Grade Ten Prefect Grade Eleven Prefect Grade Twelve Prefect Grade Thirteen Prefect Editor of the Slogan Junior School Prefect Head of Communications Committee President Prefect Virginia Gibson Shirley Brown Julie MacBrien Patricia Abraham Beth Mairs Barbara Moffat Gillian Hockin Catherine Hector Susan Stinson Gillian Hocklin Deborah Cooper