Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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20 SAMARA THE LADY OF THE LAMP Through the misty night she comes as ever, Carrying her glowing lamp, that faileth never, And like an angel she passes by. Out of the barracks into the moonlit or cloudy sky, Mystic, beautiful as she is kind, Healing the wounded, and making happy the blind. Each kisses her shadow as it lightly disappears. And all remember through the passing years, ' ' The Lady Of The Lamp. ' ' — SUZETTE BOURINOT. THE STREAM The stream goes running by our house, To turn the water wheel, And talking quickly as it goes, To help us make our meal. It sparkles brightly as it flows, To join the calmest lake. And never takes a little nap, In case it would be late. — Jane Edwards, age 13. ON THE ROCKS OF CAPE ELIZABETH On the rocks of Cape Elizabeth On a cool and star-lit night. The moon looks down upon us As we look up to its light. We look far out upon the waves When roaring they come to their rocky caves, The sea-gulls fly up in the sky As the sailing yachts go skimming by. The life-buoy makes its moaning roar As the greeny foam breaks on the shore. The light house flashes over the wavy sea A s the cold sea breeze howls nois ily. Sarah E. Wallace, age 13

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SAMARA 19 BADMINTON First Doubles — Janet Fleck, G. Inglis; Second Doubles — Peggy Marr, Joan Daniels; First Singles — Janet Fleck; Second Singles- G. Inglis; Third Singles — P. Marr. TENNIS First Doubles — Janet Fleck, Joan Daniels; Second Doubles — G. Inglis, B. McClelland; First Singles — Janet Fleck; Second Singles — Joan Daniels; Third Singles — G. Inglis. HOCKEY Barb McClelland {Goal-keeper) J. Fleck, G. Borbridge, P. Marr, Mary McColl, G. Inglis {Forwards). We were proud to have one member of Fry, Janet Fleck, on the school tennis team which succeeded in winning the inter- scholastic tennis championship in the fall. At Christmas this year several members of Fry won Posture Girdles: Kay Warner, Barbara McClelland, G. Inglis and Susan Kenny. We were very sorry to lose Mademoiselle Bertheny who left us after Christmas because of ill-health. We should like to welcome Miss Salmon who is taking her place. We welcome all the new girls to Fry and hope they will do their best to uphold its traditions; to those who are leaving we give our sincere good wishes for the future. Members of Fry are: Margaret Parkin House Prefect Kathleen Warner . House Senior Marjorie McKinnon House Senior Barbara McClelland House Senior Glenn Borbridge Monitor Genevieve Inglis Repersentative Terms I and II Janet Fleck Representative Term II Peggy Marr Representative Term II Barbara Hopkirk, Nancy Riley, Mary McColl, Gloria Vaughan, Diana Saunders, Joan Daniels, Mackie Edwards, Norah Lewis, Susan Kenny, Barbara Gilbert, Ann Perley-Robertson. Mistresses: Miss Mills, Miss Martin, Miss Salmon.

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S x M A R A 21 prefect Mott Elizabeth McClelland. — Sport that wrinkled care derides, And laughter holding both her sides. Although Head Girl, Head of Keller and Sports Captain, Liz still finds time to do a little studying. Liz has ably filled her numerous positions and has done much in rousing in the girls a keen school spirit and enthusiasm in sports. Her chief source of worry is the gradual decline in the number of Kellerites, but nothing will daunt her confidence in Keller ' s ability to reach the top. She dotes on Lmcoln-Zephyrs, Chanel perfume and Calay soap, and is addicted to sneezing and to eating poached eggs. Liz has an ambition, but it ' s a secret — even to herself. Her immediate future, at least, is secure for she is going to be one of next year ' s Toronto debs. Margaret Parkin. — ' Say from whence you owe this strange intelligence. Parkie, our smiling scholastic prodigy, is trying only nine Senior matric. subjects — she wants to leave three for next year. As Head of Fry, she has per- formed her task admirably, as is shown by the fact that Fry is so far leading in red stars. Having recently reached Sweet Sixteen she is now terrifying RockclifYe residents with her exploits at the driving wheel. Her pet aversions are rainy days (which are bad for the curls) and German vocabs., but she does like blowing people up — in the lab. Her ambition is to be a scientist, and we ' ll probably hear of her trying to disprove Newton ' s Law of Gravity; that is. if Einstein ' s effort fails. Winsome Hooper. — chatter, chatter as I go. As Head of Nightingale, Whoop is having a little trouble in keeping her chickens in order (being a chicken herself). Nightingale has almost a clean bill as far as black marks are concerned, which speaks well for her capable leadership. In spite of this, however, she seems to have a guilty conscience, for every Friday she resolves to reform on Monday. But ....!!! Winsome very appropriately and ably took the part of Florence Nightingale in the Senior Dramatic play, The Lady With a Lamp . She dotes on Ginger , powder puffs and bows in her hair. Her ambitions are to be a manne- quin or a tennis champ, but instead you will probably find her performing as a ball boy on the tennis courts.