Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Judy McCuUoch: No excellent soul is exempt from a fnixtiire of ?nadness. Judy, who holds the remarkable record of eight years at Elmwood, will be leaving us this year. She is an efficient person, and may be found busily checking borrowings from the library — she is librarian — or engaged in some duty that concerns her as Sports Captain, for games are Judy ' s specialty, and she has carried off nearly every sports award possible. Judy ' s weakness is Woolworth ' s candy counter, where she spends most of her out Saturdays. Don ' t be alarmed if you see Judy floating down the corridor; it ' s not Judy at all, but Judith Bliss, the famous actress. Everyone was impressed by Judy ' s performance in Hay Fever , the Ashbury-Elmwood play this year. Judy ' s immediate future is still uncertain; but next year will find her either in Australia, or at Bryn Mawr, or perhaps Radcliffe. Wherever Judy goes, we know she will get along well — for nothing succeeds like success. MONITORS, 1948-49 Sheila Hughes Marjorie Cottingham Sallie McCarter Betty Gibbs Betsy Alexander Sofia Setton Dorothy Gates Barbara Gibson Jacqueline Nothnagel

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••■•■•I I ■■• (■•■■■I ■■■■■•I •■■■■•i . ■ ■■■■■I II ■■■■■il ■■■■••I ■■■■III ■■■■I ■ ■■■I ■ ■■■I laiai iiiaa ■■•■■II •■■■■■II ■■■■■nil !• , •■■■■nil ■■■ Jlou6 Bema Aoied ' ■■■■ ' .ii ,.§■■■43 •■■■■4A. ■ ■■■■II. ■■■•I • ■■■■■■II ■■■■■ .(•■■■■■I ■■■■■■■■■II ■■■■iii{S;l!! Lucinda Crozier: ' ' Let a smile be your umbrella. This is Cin ' s second year at Elmwood and already she is in the exalted rank of a House Senior. Cin ' s weakness is being nice to people and her pet hates are Algebra and liver. Every morning Cin can be seen inspecting the Juniors. She tries to admonish them for untidy tunics and dirty shoes, but a second glance you can see her grinning from ear to ear, and the Juniors know she isn ' t really cross with them. No wonder she is such a popular officer. Cinda can be heard holding forth at great length about the virtues of Port Arthur. She maintains that it is the best place in the world, and defies anyone to say otherwise. Last summer Cin taught Nature Study at Jack and Jill , a camp for children. We don ' t know what Cin ' s plans are for this summer, or next year, but we know that there will be a vacant place without her cheerful smile and her favourite expression Oh, really, you people! ■■■■■■■• ' •■■■■■■•I ■■■■■■■I •■■■■■■■ ' ■■■■■■■•! ■■■■■■■•I •■■Hi!!! ■■■■■■■•I ••■iiiiiij ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■i !■■■■■■] ■!!9S:!Uiiiiiiii Mary Code: ' ' The reason firm, the temperate will, E)tditra7ice, foresight, stretigth and skill. Nightingale is a very lucky, and incidentally, a very well- organized house this year, because Mary is its efficient head. One would think that House duties would fill Mary ' s day quite ably, but she always finds time to lend a willing hand and a cheerful smile in any task. The first period in the afternoon will always find Mary rushing from form room to form room with the attendance book. Prominent in Mary ' s outside interests is the Junior Theatre, where she spends her Saturdays. Her summers are spent as director of tlie water-front at Camp Pontiac, a job to which she is well suited to judge from the various swimming awards she holds. Mary ' s dislikes are Friday and fish, and her likes include carnations and truffles, which we hope she will keep bringing to officers ' teas! Mary is destined to uphold the officers ' numbers again next year. Her steadiness and efficiency will be welcomed wherever she goes, and we wish her the very best of luck for the future. §■■■■■■ ' ■■i!!!S!! ■■■■■■■I ■■ ' •■■■■■■I ■■ ■■■■■■■I ■■ ■■■■■■■• ' ■a ■■■■■■I — •■■■■a iaaaaar laaiiai •■aia IS !!!■• Judy Nesbitt: ' ' Skilled she is in sports and pastimes. Judy has been at Elmwood since she was six and has won the preparatory, junior, intermediate, and senior sports cups. She is now the very busy sports captain of Nightingale and Mary ' s right-hand man in all House matters. We know com- paratively little of Judy ' s outside activities but until this year the 3.30 bell would see Judy tearing madly out of the door on her way to the Minto. She has won a great many awards, including the Devonshire, Wilson and Gilmour cups. Judy intends to go to college, but we hope to have her with us for another year. Best of luck always, Judy!

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CANDID CAMERA SHOTS