Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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16 SAMARA January 24th. — Shakespeare Recital by Mrs. Forbes Robertson Hale and her daughter, Sanchio. January 31st. — French Comic Opera Company in Ciboulette . January 20th. — Canadian Women ' s Club concert. Second Term February 2nd. — Ontario Ski-jumping Championship. February 5th. — Dog Derby. February 7th. — Rachmaninoff concert. February 11th. — Lecture in school hall by Mrs. Eric Brown on Pageant of Venetian Art . February 12th. — Miss Edward ' s play, ' The Arrival of Kitty , at tiie Little Theatre. February 13th.— Old Girls Play The Lilies of the Field in the school hall. February 19th-20th.— Minto Carnival. February 21st-25th. — Term week-end. February 26th. — Carola Goya (Spanish dancer) at the Little Theatre. February 28th.— Kathryn Meisle (singer) at the Glebe Colle- giate. March 1st. — Minto Competitions. Non-Minto boarders went to the Embassy Theatre. March 6th. — L ' Alliance Frangais Concert. March 8th. — Kiwanis ' ' Showboat Days . Out thanks are due to the Hon. Cairine Wilson. March 7th. — Mrs. Fleming gave an informal talk on India in the school hall.

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18 SAMARA EDITORIAL Another page will soon be turned in Elmwood ' s book of years — a page full of honest effort and achievement. In every under- taking keen interest has been displayed by the Elmwoodians and valuable lessons have been learned on the gamesfield as well as in the classroom. We feel that every girl has done her best to uphold the ideals and traditions of Elmwood — in other words, to live up to our motto Summa Summarum ' J. Those of us who are leaving appreciate, perhaps more than the rest, the important part school days play in forming our characters and we can truth- fully say that we have learned here only what is highest and best. It is our duty to bear these fine principles in mind and to live in accordance with them. ouse spirit is becoming keener each year. The new girls have settled in well and, we hope, have been happy in their re- spective houses. Great enthusiasm was shown in Basketball and Lacrosse last fall. Although as yet we are but novices in our own Canadian game, we hope to improve with practice. Badminton was played during the winter and Elmwood boasts several promising bad- minton players. We are all eager to begin outdoor games again ' — especially Tennis. This year severg l girls are going to try matriculation examina- tions. Some are beginning their matric, others finishing and still others taking honour exams. We wish them all success. When the results come out, may no Elmwoodian have anything with which to reproach herself. We should like to take this opportunity of publicly thanking the members of the Magazine Staff, who have worked so faithfully, and also all girls who have contributed to the reading material of ' ' Samara . We are only sorry that all contributions could not have been printed. As the magazine reflects the life and character of the school we hope that this year ' s will in every way reach the standard. —CM.