Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Clmitioob (©ttabja Mrs. C. H. Buck - Mathematics, History Miss H. Craig, Form IV - - - French and Latin Miss A. H. Hancox, Forms VI and V - - English Language, Literature, Drawing Miss W. G. Indge - - - - - Preparatory School Miss K. Myers, Form III - Dancing, Drill, Needlework Miss K. Neal - Forms I and II Miss D. C. Tipple - Music and Class Singing Miss M. Hulbert Registered Nurse Madame Gauthier - - - - French Conversation Miss M. Edwards German Olive Garrett (Mrs. Odam) Dramatics Miss P. Nicol Art Rev. E. Frank Salmon Bible Study

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SAMARA SCHOOL NOTES T THE BEGINNING of this term, the School, with the exception of the Primaries and the I and II Form, was divided into three Houses, Fry, Keller, and Nightingale. The three prefects are heads of the Houses. Stars are awarded for work and conduct, and for games. There is great rivalry between the Houses to acquire stars on the House Boards. The three Scrolls have been hung in the lobby. The names of the members of each House are recorded on the boards together with the Stars that have been won . The designs at the head of each scroll, described elsewhere, were the work of S. Smellie, M. Rosamond, M. Riordon, V. Gilmour, P. Fosbery, Elizabeth Kenny, M. Dunlop, J. Wilson and J. Ahearn. The Houses want to thank Miss Hancox and Miss Indge very much for the beautiful lettering and printing they so very kindly did for us on the scrolls. Their work adds very much to the whole design. On Thursday, February 3rd, Dr. Bryce gave us a most inter- esting and entertaining lecture on ' ' The Capture of Canada by the British. He pointed out the part played by the Mohawk Indians and Sir William Johnson, and showed that their part in the campaigns was equal to Wolfe ' s. We all hope that Dr. Bryce will come again and give us such another delightful history lesson. Mr. Wilson Macdonald, one of our leading Canadian poets, on December 8th came and gave us a most delightful lecture on