Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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20 SAMARA This year has not ended in complete suc- cess, but neithei have we failed. Although we were not top in everything, the spirit you put into all our activities made being your House Head a rewarding job. As you know we came first in the House Plays and did very well in Public Speaking. We also came first in Sports Day and all this together with the points you made in your academic work brought us to second place at the end of the year. For those wlio remain I wish the best of luck and success for the coming year. Love, Georgia Nightingale House Head . . Georgia Gale House Prefects Katy Partridge, Margot Toller Sports Captain Sue Cruikshank House Members: Molly Blyth, Sandra Booth, Judy Carter, Sue Cruikshank, Dorian Ellis, Johanne Forbes, Ingrid Gluzman, Becky Heggtveit, Janet Hehner, Mary Keene, Sue Liddington, Karen Loeb, Rosemary iMcAulay, Kit McMeans, Caroline Nicholson, Kerry O ' Brien, Sandra Radcliff, Sharonlee Richards, Jane Rodgers, Vicki Sainsbury, Katy Scott, Penny Stephen, Sandra Turner, Margaret-Anne Watson, Georgia Gale, Katy Partridge, Margot Toller.

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SAMARA 19 This year the majority of Fry House has been in the Intermediate School. We were glad to welcome eleven newcomers who helped us to live up to our house motto ' Friendship to all ' . There is not room here to thank each house member individually but I would like to take this opportunity to thank you as a group for the co-operation that I received throughout the year. To those who are leaving I wish the best of luck, and to next year ' s House Head and to those who are staying on, may I wish to you the same. Love, Sarah Head of House .... Sarah Garvock Prefect Debbie Simmons Head Girl Sheila MacTavish Sporfs Captain Judy Gordon House Members: iMardie Aldous, Jane Archambault, Natasha Archipov, Rita Browning, Emmie Callow, Anne Chaplin, Debbie Duval, Judy Gordon, Susan Gorman, Reesa Greenberg, Kit Heaman, Pamela Kingstone, Cathy Duff, Audrey Laid- ler, Lynn Lazarovitz, Jeannette MacDonald, Sheha AdacTavish, Cathy A4cllraith, Susan Mc- Phail, Caroline Massey, Diane Nancekivell, Nancy Newman, Elizabeth Raymont, Eleanor Sanders, Debbie Simmons, Suzi Stafford, Pat- ricia Watson, Sarah Garvock.

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S A AI A R A 21 4B Form Notes I am in Form 4B, naturally, My hair is black, as you can see, Sit in Fry House, that ' s plain as day, I like to skate and jump and play, I come in early every day. Who am 1? I wear glasses, and say ' oh, brother ' , I like to play the piano and sing, In summer I go horseback riding, In winter I sure like to ski, I come to school in the taxi. Who am I? When first I came I had long hair. Of being ' head-girl ' I had mv share? I ' m in Nightingale and wear bands on my teeth, I ski a lot and have freckly cheeks, With my fiery, Irish temper. Who am I? Named after a former English queen, I like to ski but not as much as some, I am keenly interested in 6A ' Iatric, Always peering out the door whene ' er they come. Who am I? An elfin face and short, brown hair, With R.M.C. my surname I share, I read a great deal, Also skate, ski and swim. In French my rolled ' r ' s ' put them all in a spin. Who am I? I ' m the quiet member of the class. The others complain they can ' t hear me, I play the piano and like to dance, I have blue eyes and a hair style designed in France. Who am I? 4A Form Notes Dear Robin: We miss you since you went away. And wish you ' d hurry back someday. We ' re writing to tell you about us all. We hope you will not faint or fall. When you read the class 4A roll call. EiMiviY Callow: She is the one who likes to skate. And hopes a blond boy will be her date, Her pleasant smile at the back of the room. Helps dispel the 4A gloom. Anne Chaplin: She is the one with the long pony-tail. Who likes to stare at any male. Out of the window she does look, Which takes her attention from the book. SusiK Gorman: She is the one with long black braids. Who comes out tops in all her grades. She always has the biggest yawn, We hope she doesn ' t work till dawn. Becky Heggtveit: She is the one ' hom every lad To meet would be exceeding glad, DO ' Her hair is streaked a yellowy-white. So lately she ' s been quite a sight. Fiona AIacDonald: She is the one who is our clown. And is never seen to wear a frown. She played the angel in our play, But we ' ve seen no signs of it since that day. Rosemary McAulay: She is the one who ' s way behind us. Except when rushing towards the bus, Eler lovely dimples and her smile Make her efforts seem worth-while. Kit A4cA Ieans: She is the one who ' s always in a daze. And now is deep in the horsey phase. She works so hard and does succeed. That this is very good indeed.