Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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UNVEILING OF THE NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL BY HIS MAIESTY KING GEORGE VI

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4 SAMARA MAGAZINE STAFF Editor A. Bethune Secretary Gill German Art Notes Jane Smith Dramatic Notes Susan Kenny Lecture Notes Gillian German Music Notes Diana Saunders Boarders ' Notes Susan Kenny Boarders ' Calendar Nancy Baker Sports Notes Mary Paterson Photography Susan Edwards Toe H. Notes ' . Joan Daniels School Calendar Jane Smith Library Notes Winifred Cross Advertising Staff: Manager Mary Paterson Margaret Gerard Gaye Douglas Muriel Inkster Montreal Gloria Vaughan Toronto Nancy Baker EXCHANGES We gratefully acknowledge receiving the following: — Trinity University Review — Trinity University, Bishop ' s College School Magazine — Bishop ' s Toronto College School The A shburian— Ashbuvy College Edgehill Review — Edgehill OvendenChronicle-Ovenden Andrew ' s College Review-St Andrew ' s The Branksome Slogan — Branksome Hall College ' ' ' CanSrCollegf Magasiwe-Lower Times-Upper Canada College Lmx G eicwc— Glebe Collegiate J ' Magazine— Si. Helen ' s The Pibroch — Strathallan School Trafalgar Ec oe — Trafalgar School he Study Chronicle— The Study Hatfield Hall Magazine — Hatfield Hall The Beaver Log — Miss Edgar ' s and Miss Magazine Cramp ' s School. We are extremely grateful to Mr. Archdale for his kindness in inviting the boarders to attend communion and morning services in Ashbury Chapel on several Sundays. Our thanks are due to Miss Estrup, Miss Blair and Mr. Rowley Hooper for their assistance in editing the magazine and also to the advertising committee for their co-operation.

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It THEIR MAJESTIES KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH AT OTTAWA GOD SAVE THE KING The glorious crown, all flaming, With myriad darts of light; The trumpets loudly shrilling; Great crowds to left and right Acclaim him joyously; God save the King. ' ' Thus through all the centuries, Of England ' s ancient pride. Where the realm o ' er foreign seas Extended far and wide, These words in triumph rang — God save the King. The flag in all its glory, Raised on a distant shore. Now tells the same great story As it told an age before. The splendid tale of heroes, Who lived and fought and died, — So gallant, for their country ' s sake, Their graves her pride, — Fought for British Liberty, Died to give the world Mercy, peace, and equity Where ' er her flag is furled. So, mindful of a noble past Whose glory cannot die, We answer to the trumpet blast Words echoing to the sky: God save the King. -A. Bethune