Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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MONITORS 19 U 5 - I 9 U 6 (L»tt toRiiht) SHELAGH NOLAN, ANGELA CHRISTENSEN MARY PATTESON, CAROL McLAREN. WINNERS OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTEST (Stt photographs on opposite pttg ) SENIORS FIRST PRIZE (1) SECOND PRIZE (2) INTERMEDIATES FIRST PRIZE (3) SECOND PRIZF (4) LOUISE WILLIAMSON MARGCT PETERS MARGOT LEONARD AVERIL EATON FRY FRY KELLER KELLER JUNIOR (5) LESLIE ANN JACKSON NIGHTINGALE

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SAMARA 31 EDITORIAL (Continued from Page 8) friendi thronged to the school and, once Again gave us their unfailing support and helped us to make the event a success « We were very pleas- ed • and proud, too, we confess - to be able to haod over to the ' Save the Children Fund the sum of one thousand dollars The staff of Samara feel that we owe our readers an apology for making them wait so long for their magazine. Owing to several printing difficul- ties, it was impossible to print the magazine at all last year. But, feel- ing it was important to have a record of last year, we have endeavoured to combine in this copy of Samara the school reports of both years. This year it is impossible to print Samara in the usual way. We are, therefore, experimenting with a new process of printing. We hope it will meet with the approval of all our readers. In the past we have been given invaluable assistance in printing Samara by Mr. Rowley S. Hooper. Since our last publication, the Photo Gel- atine Engraving Co. has moved from Ottawa to Toronto, and so the time has come to attempt a magazine with- out his help. All former magazine staff members will remember with grateful appreciation the keen in- terest and extremely helpful support that Samara has received over a period of many years from Mr. Hooper. For this we all owe him our most sincere thanks. Grateful thanks are also extended to Miss Chappell and Miss MacAskill for their cooperation and hard work which made this magazine possible. The time is fast approaching when some of us will be closing the door of ElnNvood behind us for the last time as Elmwoodians. But, no matter how far away our various paths of life lead us, Elmwood and all con- nected with her will always hold a cherished spot in our hearts. To those who remain, we say only that we hope you will find as much hap- piness and pride as we have in attending Elmwood. JANET CALCWHELL (Con t from Page 25) chasing mice in her room, she spends a great deal of her time feeling a- round to turn off alarm clocks going off elsewhere, but we understand, Jan senior metric affects people that way Her future is indefinite but Elmwood will feel a great loss with her guid- ing influence removed. The best of luck always, Jan. PHILIFPA McLAl (Con t from Page 25) plays this year she considers her star performance that of the chicken, Jan being the King. In an illustra tion of • ' Chicken a la Kinc for the Hallowe ' en Party. As well as be- ing the school Sports Captain Pip is this year ' s busy head of Keller and we would especially like to con- gratulate her on her marvellous Production of 1066 AND AUL THAT, ip-s immediate future rests with McGill. Lucky McGill! SUZANNE MESS (Con ' t from Page 25) and we know that if all else fails she can make her living selling these hand-made articles. Her pet aversion is work. Next year will find her do- ing what she enjoys most at Art School in Toronto. We expect a lot of Sue and we know she will live up to ex- pectations.