Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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For the first few weeks as head girl you are sure that rigor mortis will set in if you pause to catch your breath and you are worried that the school will cease to function if you are not there to ring the bell for prayers. But, once you ' ve developed an organized system and you ' ve slipped into your new role a little more comfortably you can sit back and enjoy the ride. The hardest part is getting your priorities straight. You have to reaUze that food and T.V. are no longer number one. Next is fitting into residence. I soon found that boarding gave me a new meaning to the word home. Then the fun can begin. Our motto this year could almost be It ' s fun to be isolated . Many new ideas were introduced. One of the most memorable was the Father-Daughter dance which gave the dads a chance to prove that they could boogie with the best of us. I was also very lucky to have landed on Branksome ' s 75th an- niversary year and given the opportunity to meet Pauline McGibbon as well as stake my claim on the corner piece of the cake! I ' ve been a lot of things this year. I ' ve been a big sister, Santa Claus, Friar Tuck, Mork from Ork, and yes, sometimes I ' ve even been myself. But it has been fun-work. I did want to leave with you something very profound but someone I admire very much once said that it is not making an impression that counts. It is what we can give to people. I can only hope that anything I have given this year has been well received. Here ' s to you, Branksome. Cheers! Love Nylorac (I couldn ' t resist) 6

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