Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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18 S A A I A R A SCHOOL TENNIS TEAM Left to right. Front row: L. Castonguay, F. Cabeldu, S. Sadler, H. Petrie. Second Row: M. Gratias, L. Neelin, L. Redpath. SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM From left to right, Front row: L. Gait, C. Bruce, S. Sadler (Capt.), F. Cabeldu. Back row: R. Petrie, E. Bratton, B. Wood, L. Castonguay, J. Grier, D. Manion, L. Redpath.

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SAMARA 17 Soccer On October eleventh our sports season started off with a triumph for Nightingale and a defeat for Fry. It was the first soccer game of the season, Nightingale defeating Fry 6-2, with Sally Sadler the high scorer for the winners. In the second game Night- ingale won over Keller, 4-0, and in the third game Keller again took a beating, this time from Fry by a score of 3-2. But in the finals Nightingale once again pulled through against Fry and became the undefeated champions. Volleyball After the soccer we turned to Volleyball —this was somewhat of a new experience for most of us because we hadn ' t taken it too seriously before. It turned out to be more than a great success. In the first game Keller and Nightingale clashed, Keller proving to be the abler by winning 48-29, with Carol Bruce the high scorer. In the second game, Fry was defeated by Nightingale to the tune of 42-28, and the third game saw poor old Fry trounced by Keller, 37-20. In the finals the undefeated Keller washed out Nightingale 41-22 with Lynne Castonguay the high scorer. The highlight of the Volleyball season was the Staff vs Nightingale game. Although the staff was defeated 35-13, I ' m sure they all enjoyed themselves, especially under the experienced refereeing of Mrs. Wilgress. Basketball This sport brought not only house games but also games against Keniptville, Arnprior, Nepean and Glebe, with Elmwood being de- feated by all except Nepean, whom we de- feated by a very large margin. In house competition Keller won the school championship by defeating Nighting- ale. Both houses took a turn at defeating poor ole Fry. The annual Old Girls ' Game was one of the most thrilling and amusing games in many years. The old girls were not just old girls from last year and the year before; some were from ten or more years ago. Even so, these spry (?) old girls were not able to defeat the skilled playing of the young girls. The old girls included such stars as Phyllis Mayburry, Di Boyd, B. J. Davis, Lilias Ahearn, Sheila Cabeldu, Cally Grant, Joan and Anne Maynard and Margaret Ann Barr. Badminton This year was the first year that Elmwood has taken competition outside the school quite seriously, and judging from various results, we all hope it will continue and expand in time. In Badminton we were especially lucky in that Lynne Castonguay is the six- teen-and-under Ottawa and District Cham- pion, and Franny Cabeldu is the runner-up.

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SAMARA 19 ELMWOOD PLAYERS IN THE OTTAWA DISTRICT BADMINTON ASSOCIATION ' S JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS From left to right, Front row: J. Newman, F. Cabeldu, S. Sadler, L. Castonguay. Second row: B. Wood, L. Neelin, K. Connoly, C. Bruce. BADMINTON CHAMPIONS From left to right: Judy Ewing (Junior Doubles), Lynne Castonguay (Senior singles and doubles), Lesley Gait, (Junior singles and doubles), Missing— Sandra Drew (Senior doubles).