Branksome Hall - Slogan Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Sor ice to the Bcia Kappa Catherine Newman Scr iee to the Opheleo lill Curtis, Lindsay Cllassco i he Parents Assoeiaiion for the Outstanding New Girl in the Senior Sehool Kathryn Kendall The C arter-Ledingham Prize for Contribution to the Senior Sehool Susan Morris, Janice Wi ight HONOUR STUDENTS Nahid Ahmad Caroline Amardeil Wendy Buchanan Elizabeth Burrows Anna Chan Catherine Corbetl Jill Curtis Christel Helwig Patricia Lee Janice Loudon Erika Ness Catherine Tc n i e I e o f f Pamela van Straubenzee Julia Weinstein Kelly White Martha Wilson Janice Wright MEDALS The Ruth Caven Memorial Medal for Scholarship in Grade 12 Jennifer Kim The School Medal for Scholarship in Grade 13 Kelly White The Governor General ' s Medal Patricia Lee The Jean Hume Memorial for Leadership Sarah Teskey GRADE 13 SUBJECT PRIZES Physics Caroline Amardeil Chemistry Patricia Lee The Helen L. Edmison Memorial Prize for Biology Martha Wilson Mathematics Anna Chan, Patricia Lee Geography Martha Wilson Family Studies Valerie Korinek History Kelly White French Catherine Temelcoff Economics Kelly White The Elizabeth Kilpatrick Memorial Prize for English Janice Loudon The Helene Sandoz Perry Prize for Art . . . Margot-Anne Barefoot, Jennifer Wilkes GRADE 12 SUBJECT PRIZES Fashion Arts Jennifer Fitzgerald Family Studies - The John S. MeCall Memorial Prize Dianne Daminoff The Dorothy G. Phillips Prize for Mathematics Alison Tasker Accounting Cheryl Sasveld The Jennie E. MacNeill Prize for English Sarah Wiley Chemistry Victoria Turnbull French Jennifer Kim Geography Rachel Home History Sarah Wiley Physical Education and Health Kathryn Kendall SPORTS Sports Day Intermediate Champion Carol Hood Sports Day Senior Champion Darcy Bett Sports Day Open 80 Metre Sprint Carol Hood Junior Athletic Awards: Carol Hood, Emily Long, Cindy Mitchell, Colleen Silver, Mary Wright Senior Athletic Awards: Kathy Barclay. Wendy Buchanan, Lindsay Glassco, Morna Robertson, Sarah Wiley Badminton Singles Laura Hahn Badminton Doubles Laura Hahn, Andra Freiberg Swimming Intermediate Champion Paula Hunt Swimming Senior Champion Wendy Webber

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PRIZE DAY 1983 JUNIOR SCHOOL PRIZES Alumnae Prize for Outstanding Contribution to the Junior School Tally Chamberlin Stephanie Telfer Memorial Prize for School Enthusiasm Hilary Wells Parents Association Prize for Outstanding New Girl in the Junior School Susan Laine Public Speaking Grades 1 , 2 and 3 Nicole Hawke and Jeaneiic Seymour Public Speaking Grades 4, 5 and 6 Yasmin Abdullah Essay Competition: Grades 5 and 6 Yasmin Abdullah Essay Competition: Grades 7 and 8 Jennifer Griffiths The Grace Morris Craig Prize for Art in Grade 7 Caroline Shier The Bone Memorial Prize for French in Grade 8 Anne Roe Religious Education in Grade 8 Tara Blakely GENERAL PROFICIENCY in Junior School Grade 1 Daphne Nesbitt Grade 2 Alexandra Cragg Grade 3 Lisa Le Francois Grade 4 Michelle McKinnon Grades Jennifer Kerbel Samantha McLaren Grade 6 Yasmin Abdullah Grade 7R8 Susan Laine Grade 7R9 Jennifer Griffiths Grade 7R10 Helga Martinez Grade 8 R3 Adrienne Soles Grade 8R4 Gabrielle Mclntire Grade 8R7 Mary Hermant SPORTS PRIZES CLAN AWARDS Swimming Under 1 1 Champion Victoria Murray Junior School Swimming Junior Champion Rebecca Moore Eraser Sports Day, Under 1 1 Susanne Currie Fraser Award to the Sports Day Junior Champion Sarah Chappie chieftain, Stephanie Tennis Junior Singles Shelagh Grant Garrow Participation Pins Vanessa Avruskin, Lisa Brown, Amy Fritz, Senior School Robin Hopkins, Margot Humphrey, Joanna Kirkland, Ross Danielle Kuczer, Catherine MacNaughton, Claire Prendergast McLeod Award to the chieftain. . . . M. Hartill The Donald Falconer Cup Martha Wilson SENIOR SCHOOL PRIZES Art: The F ' ippa Harris Memorial Prize Jennifer Kim The School Prize in Latin Marcia Hartill Outstanding Achievement in Grade 9 Lisa Gelinas Outstanding Achievement in Grade 10 Louise Dempster Outstanding Achievement in Grade 11 Jane Leckey Essay Competition in Grades 9 and 10 Lisa Gelinas Essay (. ompeiition in Grades 11,12 and 13 Sarah Wiley The Dorothy Misener Tcskey Bursary in Family Studies Ana Blowes The F.unice M. CoiUls Pri c for Outstanding Conlribulion to Music Jennifer Wilkes llic l.ocwen, Ondaaijc, McCtilcheon Prize for Encouragement of I,ove of Scholarship . . . Pamela van Straubenzee l ' i()| M(.-ss Kalliryn Hurrcll C Oiilribulion lo Life in Residence, Kathleen Ci. Shaw Memorial Shobha Chandiramani Library Service Diane Paihy Service lo the Dehaiiiii,; Society Lama Loewen, Calhcriiic Temclcoff lixcelleiice in Debaiing Susan Morris Service lo the Drama Club Theresa Hoelenmayer, Mariha McCarthy Service lo the Slogan lanice Loudon Service lo ihc Kill Press l oi yllackell

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HEAD GIRL AND PREFECTS The best traditions are those which are flexible and operate within a framework which allows room for change. Branksome is such a tradition. Every year is unique, each class contributing new ideas to Branksome life. The school is continually growing and expanding. But that certain something which makes Branksome special to each student, the essence of school life, is always and will always be there. I have been continually amazed by the in- novative, and at times unconventional projects that have been successfully undertaken by enterprising girls. Their vitality has often inspired the whole school ' s enthusiasm and participation. This year ' s turn-out at the Father- Daughter Dance was so large that there was hardly room in the gym. People certainly did come as they weren ' t to the Rout and we witnessed the in- spiring talents of Miss Sesqui during February ' s Spirit Week. The Prefects are certainly a varied group of individuals. Some are wild and impulsive and others more serious, but all were always full of vitality. Should the icing be vanilla, chocolate or green? I underwent another metamorphasis. I became a boarder this year. It comes s ometimes as a tremendous surprise to outsiders to learn that the hallowed halls of Branksome Hall are inhabited by a small but significant population of students who reside on campus. I realized how close-knit the boarding life can be; the loyalty, the comradeship and most importantly, the fun. I am glad the daygirl - boarder exchange has enabled other students to try something new. Remember: Rowdy Ribb Ribbit Rocks! ! Thank you, Branksome Laura Plus ca change, plus c ' est la meme chose. Laura Loewen Hack Row: Jane Connor (Bda Kappa), Mary IJoynlon (Gr. 1 1 Prelect), Kim Robaris (Gr. 10 I ' relect), Marllia McC arlliy (C ' oniiniMiiealions), Martha Paisley (Slogan lidilor), I. aura l.ocweii (Head Girl), I ' roni Row: Isobel Calvin (.iiniior School Prelect), Lauren i ' apas(Cir. ' Pieleci), Sarah Wiley (liitraminals), Kathy Marclay (Gr, 12 Prelccl), Laura McElwain (Sporls ( apliiiii). 16