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By TisH Heeney
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By Sally Wright
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SAMARA 23 THIS year in the boarding school we have had a number of newcomers, all of whom seemed to arrive at different times during the year so I shall not even attempt to give a record of who was here, when, and for how long! However, it might be recorded here that everyone seemed to take the various changes with a great adaptability which simplified many problems. Mrs. Graham, our new head mistress, and Miss Dixon lived down at the house ; Miss Gooderham, Miss Davidson and Mrs. Soulis, our matron were the new arrivals in the resi- dent staff. At this point, we wish to thank Miss Jessop, our house mistress, for so kindly arranging all the lovely outings to concerts, plays, etc. According to tradition we had a visit from Santa at our Christmas pajama party for staff and girls. Needless to say, much amuse- ment ensued during the opening of presents and the serving of refreshments afterwards. A delicious tea and rousing carols were en- joyed by the boarders on the Sunday before the Christmas holidays; our warmest thanks to Mrs. Graham for making our Christmas celebration at school so delightful. A new social entertainment was experienced by the senior boarders this year. We enjoyed several evenings at Mrs. Graham ' s house, read- ing plays with the Ashbury boys. I need hardly mention how much the eats were enjoyed, too! Again this year Ashbury dances were of great interest in the boarding school; our thanks to those who waited up for us. Square dancing has become more and more popular; thanks to Miss Jessop, we were all prepared to trip the light fantastic when the time came. Once a month, all those Boarders who had been especially good for that period of time were given a treat which usually entailed a movie on a Thursday or Friday night. Statis- tics proved that after it was discovered how much fun these treats were, many more good marks appeared in the book! On looking back over the past school year, we who will not be returning next September wish to thank all those who made our last year at Elmwood a memorable one!
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