Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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20 SAMARA Diana Lawson Dance, boxing, or Parents ' Tea, You ' re sure to find Di at Ashbury. She ' s talkative and friendly and also the slave Of a young handsome boy by the name of Dave. Heather Letch The nickname Ha Ha fits our Heather, As she never seems to be under the weather. Lucky (?) Heather— back next year; We ' re sure she ' ll still be full of cheer. Christine Mackenzie She likes them short, she likes them tall, Chris likes males one and all. In Algebra she also hopes to excel— For references see Miss Sherill Fell. Julie Macdonnell She always has her homework done. She ' s always ready to have fun. When she stopped driving her little car The accident rate was cut by far. Efi Malamaki Efi comes from far-off Greece; When she starts to chatter she ' ll never cease. At school she works and works some more, And then goes home to Mother ' s store. Linda Redpath Linda, alias Charlie Brown, Is, as the song says, quite a clown. Though no one at Elmwood knew she would, In New York she met Sir John Gielgud. Jane Rowley An able form captain Jane has been. As good as any we have seen. She seems to really have the nack. Of stopping us all from talking back. Catherine (Kit) Sampson Kit has boyfriends everywhere; She gets them mixed but doesn ' t care. She likes to ski and likes to ride. And in the summer she swims in the tide. Judy Toller Judy finds, whether near or far. Someone always steals her car. With winks and smiles she always shows. That she ' s in love with all her beaux. At Prefects we haven ' t even hinted, For what we would say just couldn ' t be printed. Fearing this they told us not lo bother, And so they have done each other. ;r Emma ' s Hat or Harmony in a Nutshell? With her dark glasses on and a good book in front of her GINNY is quite content to relax and wait for the right mail to roll in. P.S. Did we spell male right? Most o. JULIE ' S time is taken by her plays, six nights and two afternoons a week. Though HOLLY sufl ered the recent loss of Ambrose (pet fish) she still insists— I ' m just the same! ' SHERRI is synonomous for zany, crazy, and loads of fun. I ' m anti-social , says JANE; she frankly refuses to conform but— she is willing to discuss her reasons. LES is certainly our No. 1 candidate for the all-round girl. JOAN agrees any number can play the mat- ing game, but its more fun with two! MARY MARGARET, commonly known as Myrt just blew into town from . . . Mano- tick! A school day on a merry-go-round, a singing, laughing girl— Here ' s GUSSIE. With all the stories about her passion for red Judy says, I ' m beginning to feel hke a red people-eater . The phone is constantly ring- ing for SANDY lately but she won ' t reveal the fan. LARAGH struck it rich this year in her composition on Ghana. Though BEV is back building the pyramids in her dreams, our clever gal may someday discover some- thing just as big. Funny! SUE reminds us of the nuclear age! These physicists have really taken over. The grapevine has been humming about a quiet, shy, miss (none other than our HEATHER) who has decided to enjoy life with a certain Bishop . DEIDRE says there are only two kinds of people in this world— the Irish and those who want to be Irish! I wonder if she ' s heard the rumour that St. Patrick is Scottish?. No! It ' s not the Atom bomb, it ' s only BONER in the lab!! A pert miss in our midst is our J.A. otherwise known as blond bombshell . Our Yankee friend JUDY has won us all to her side with her strange, Yankee ways !

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SAMARA 19 ' • GRADUATING CLASSES FIRST ROW: Kit Sampson, Jody Garland, Judy Toller, Miss Boyle, Sherrill Fell, Heather Blaine, Renee Darricades, Linda Redpath. SECOND ROW: Heather Letch, Carolyn Simpson, Wendy Blackburn, Julie McDonnel, Gail Lacharity. THIRD ROW: Jean Cundill, Ruth Petrie, Jane Rowley, Diane Aianion, Margo Hay, Diana Lawson, Louise Bowie. FOURTH ROW: Susan Petrie, Sandra AlcNaughton, Chris. Mackenzie, Linda Chauvin. MISSING: Efi Malamaki. Heather Blaine She ' s little and she ' s wise, A terror for her size. As sports captain of Fry She makes the other houses sigh. Wendy Blackburn Wendy is a quiet lass, Quite a distinction in our class. At four she rushes home each day To feed her horse a little hay. Louise Bowie Her hair is the envy of the Class; She studies hard, and hopes to pass So she can go and nurse the ill And feed the handsome men a pill. Sherill B ' ell She leads the school in all the sports, And many a boy she courts. She works each period of each day ' cause Algebra. She hopes to slay. Joanna Garland Full of witty cracks and smiles While putting our form notes on the files. We tried to make up these last two lines But without Jo ' s help weren ' t master minds. A Iargo ' Hay To be a Deb is Margo ' s aim; We ' re sure that she will have many a flame. In 1960 she ' s Europe bound To learn an art that ' s quite profound.

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SAMARA 21 5B Form Notes NAME Cathy Low Bratton Penny Burritt Elizabeth Busy Garvock Heather Hayley Dacie Higginson Judy Jurgensen Yvette Shorty Khazzam Margaret Laidler Lynn McEntyre Cathy Mcllraith Sherry Oliver Linda Wee-Bear Peden Susan Rogers Nancy Smalliam Margot Spry Carolyn Strauss Lex King Thoman Anne Wennberg Marthz Magoo Wilson Wendy Wilson Mrs. Martindale FAVOURITE EXFRtiSSION AMBITION crazy . . . much Hey, Anne . . . ; Peter who? Yes, what? That ' s for sure Jeepers! no guff . . . No . . . not really Oh, gee . . . no, but seriously though For Pete ' s sakes! M-a-a-n ! Oh, Sugar — ! no but, do ya ' think . . .? I ' ll try . . . Ya ' farmer ... up the wall It ' s no good . . . really! Who ' s the clown? Later for you Man! I dare say . . . extending Maniwaki to have all her notes together sitting in a Jag Jumping 3 feet in gym to weigh 150 pounds to grow teaching the Samba to two certain all American boys teaching Transition model for [ergens speaking French Pete second Einstein to have enough nerve to cut her hair to finish what she ' s doing . . . interior decorator testing non-smear lipstick for Revlon reviewing the Navy teaching gym!(?) King of the Blobs going out with Toronto boys again teaching 5B to stand PROBABLE DESTINATION Ottawa resident. paper-picker in park, hitch-hiking. Nice try Heather! passing twice to make a shadow. Shrunk? No . . Shrank!, taking box-step lessons from them child-beater, professional biter. Senora ! Pete!! (educated) bum pigtails!! . . . NOW! head artist for Mad. lipstick smeared!!! teaching Yogi in the Army, cleaning the Elmwood mats, being deblobbed . married to an Ashburian. giving up. 5C Form Notes Name Nickname Pet Saying Ambition Probable Destination OR Comment S. Arnold Sue Way to go! To run a successful unemployment agency. Unemployed P. Bell Pat Jeepers! Tall, Dark and handsome Fat, short and bald. D. Berwick Dot Boy-are-you bright! To make an inter- national language. It ' s a silent world. R. Browning Rita Carmencita Oh gad! To give up French. Si, Si, Senorita. S. Comstock Sandy None of your business! To drive a car. Swinging on a star. M. Feller Dreamboat (ha ha) I ' m on a diet! To be a tap dancer. Polishin ' Fred Astaire ' s Shoes. J. Forbes Joey Pray tell! To be on stage. Pulling the curtains. S. Garvock Granny You said we didn ' t have to learn that! To be a world champion basketball player. Which World?