Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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6 SAMARA 55. Just a Junior C. Hill, VI M 57. Boarders ' Beads A Parody. 58. The Antique Shop T. Bond, V Arts 59. An Old House in the Country C. Irwin, IV A 60. V Matric Alphabet M. Craig, V M 61. The Music Recital C. Irwin, IV A 62. The Seasons M. Craig, V M 63. Signs of Spring J. Workman, VC 63. Nobody, My Darling! . G. Bronson, IV A 64. Personals. M. Craig, V M 65. Humour H. Acheson, VI M 67. The Elmwood Bus R. Youle, IV B 68. Shylock at Home M. Seely, VI M 69. Bassanio ' s First Visit to Belmont E. Cantlie, VI M 70. A Glimpse of Wild Canada -I J? ' . IT. Bond V Arts 72. My Puppies ' Feeding Time E. Southam, IV A 72. A Stitch in Time Saves Nine .A. Bethune, 73. A Strange Case C. Irwin, IV A 74. Pussy Willow . .K. Inkster, IV B 74. Music M. O ' Connor, 75. Exams M. Leathem, 7F 76. Spring G. McDougald, 76. Visions of Youth; Dreams of Old Age . .M. McCarthy, V A 78. Merry Christmas! B. Sifton, VI M 79. Fire! E. Cantlie, VI M 81. Greece B. Sifton, VI M 82. Autographs. 84. School Directory. End of This Samara. Advertisements.

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SAMARA 5 CONTENTS PAGE Frontispiece. Elmwood Staff. Magazine Staff. 7. Editorial. 8. In Memoriam. 9. School Notes. 13. House Notes. 16. School Calendar. 18. Boarders Notes. 21. Sports Notes. 23. Criticism of 1st Team. 24. Dramatics Notes. 26. Music Notes. 28. Old Girls ' Notes. 31. Old Girls ' Play. 32. Prefects ' 30- ' 31. 34. Elmwood Acrostic MoiRA Leathem, F 35. Zenana Mission Lecture. 35. Miss Bell ' s ' Cello Recital. 36. Mrs. Eric Browne ' s Art Lecture. 20. Acrostics IV A 38. Essay on the Mexican Turtle 40. Ode to a Mexican Turtle 41. Jane Hartley and the Highwayman M. Seely, VI M 43. To the W ild Geese . .D. Clark, V M B. Gordon, VI M 44. A View from a Country Steeple 45. Beauty 46. A Winter Scene 47. A Winter Landscape 48. The Ship 49. The Man at the Wheel P. Crerar, V C D. Thwaite E. McMillan, V C . E. Cantlie VI M B. Kennedy, IV B 51. 1492, and All That 50. Visiting Impressions 54. Christmas Eve ' P. Crerar, V C

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SAMARA 7 EDITORIAL Elmwood is nearing the end of another year. It has been a year of progress, and we hope that much has been done to uphold the traditions of previous years and to raise for those who come after us new standards of loyalty and sportsmanship. There were many new girls this year, and we feel that they settled in remarkably well, and are proving a credit to their respec- tive Houses. The year has been one of keenness and achievement in work and play. Many girls are attempting matriculation in June, and we wish them the best of success. Basketball has been prac- tised with enthusiasm under the leadership of Miss Green, and there have been various matches. This year our Tennis Team won the Ottawa Inter-Scholastic Championship Shield, and archery and lacrosee are also popular. Badmint on was played by the Boarderj . Elmwood this year secured corporate membership in the League of Nations, and we are very proud of our new position. Our interest was further aroused by Lady Foster ' s lectures on the subject, which gave us a real insight into the work of the League. We very much regretted the departure of their Excellencies, Lord and Lady Willingdon. They were kind enough to visit us on several occasions, and we are sure that Canada will miss them greatly. We should like to wish them all success in India, and to welcome cordially to Ottawa their successors, the Earl and Countess of Bessborough. We should like to thank the members of the Magazine Staff for their hard work and faithful co-operation in producing Samara, and also to acknowledge the many contributions, showing the variety of talent that exists among all classes in the school. — B. S.