Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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S A iVI A R A 15 Volleyball The school volleyball season was initiated with a rousing inter-form Round Robin tour- nament. As everyone was able to participate this made a very successful beginning. The results were: 5A ' over 5B- 30-22; 6M over 5A -27-26; 6M over 5B-30-21. The inter-house competition was won by Nightingale, who defeated both Fry and Keller. The losing teams were as follows: (See picture of Nightingale ' s winning team): Fry: Martha Wilson, Heather Blaine, Chris A4ac- kenzie, Di Manion, Ruthie Petrie, Mariellen Campbell, Laragh Neelin, Sarah Garvock, Dana Crookston, Ann McDowell, Linda Peden, Sherry Oliver. Keller: Nancy Smal- lian, Sue Arnold, Judy Marriott, Carolyn Strauss, Candy Higginson, Phyllis Burke, Sue Southam, Cathy Bratton, Lois Mulkins. Winning Basketball Team — Nightingale. Front: Jane Rodger, Sherrill Fell, Lesley Gait (captain), Judy Brown, Ginny Wilson. Back: Jane Beatty, Sandra Layng, Sandra Booth, Angela Wolf-Taylor, Sandra Radcliffe, Judy Ewing, Di Smith (referee). Winning Volleyball Team — Nightingale. Front: Jane Beatty, Heather Hayley, Sandra Layng, Sherrill Fell, Judy Ewing. Back: Sandra Radcliffe, Sandra Booth, Jane Rodger, Judy Brown, Lesley Gait (cap- tain), Trudy Johnston, Ginny Wilson, Di Smith (referee), Angela Wolfe-Taylor. Basketball Nightingale also won the inter-house Bas- ketball tournament. They swept undefeated through the round-robin, defeating Keller 31-19, and Fry 19-15. This year some of the games were played in the large gym of Juliana Hall, — a real treat! The winning team is pictured here. The other teams were: Fry: Sherry Oliver, iVIartha Wilson, Mariellen Campbell, Heather Blaine, Sarah Garvock, Dana Crookston, Laragh Neelin, Linda Peden, Ann McDowell. Keller: Nancy Smallian, J. A. Hair, Barb Townend, Candy Higginson, Lois Mulkins, Sue Southam, Carolyn Strauss, Judy Marriott, Sue Arnold, Phyllis Burke.

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14 S A A4 A R A SCHOOL BASKETIULL. I ' lont: Nancy Smallian, Heather Blaine (captain), Sherrill Fell, Sherry Oliver, Sarah Garvock. Adiddle: Judy Marriott, Judy Brown. Back: Sue Arnold, Judy Ewing, Susie Southam, Angela Wolfe-Taylor, Phyllis Burk, Laragh Neelin, Lesley Gait. Basketl)all After an intensive practice, the team dis- covered that they would be unable to play in the Interscholastic Tournament. However this setback did not hinder a successful year. They played in the Out-of-Town invitational Tourney, meeting teams from Smiths Falls, South Carleton, Arnprior and Almonte. Later they played and defeated a well-organized Notre Dame squad. There were other invitational matches played, but the chmax was reached when they won 19-18 over the undefeated Lisgar teams who later became the Ottawa champions. S nter-kouse Sports Tennis Owing to bad weather and other accidents the inter-house tennis tournament was not finished in the fall as planned. The few games that were played, however, were very excit- ing, and we hope that the tournament will be finished some time in the spring. A4ay the best team win! Badminton For the second consecutive year, Heather Blaine managed to capture the senior singles cup, and teamed with Linda Peden to win the Senior doubles cup. In the Junior division, Sarah Gai vock won the singles, and she and Rita Browning the doubles. Badminton Team. Front: Heather Blaine, Sarah Garvock. Back: Linda Peden, Rita Browning.

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16 S A jM A R A jCiteraryi Section T and L She came from Yugoslavia, Unto our nativ e clime. You may think her a foreigner, But folks — give Vesna time. rite Sheila can be naughty, Sheila can be bright, The youngest in our class She should have been a sp: A Iarie is like another one, They both had claim to France, The Antoinette did lose her head, But ours leads us a dance. Alinding other people ' s business. Is said to be a shame. But iMarkie ' s so good-natured. She can ' t be held to blame. Kathy is good with others and kind, ' Specially when given our monkeys to mind. It ' s usual in class for her answer to wait. But she often comes through— at some later date. Smart in name and smart in school, Carolyn is no one ' s fool. Winning a national poster prize Is quite a feat for one her size. Undeniable, reliable. To look on very fair; If Kathy were any quieter. You wouldn ' t know she was there. Harried, harrassed. Heckled and hurried, Despite all the bustle. Enjoying the tussle Of trying to teach And striving to reach The various levels. One through four — guess who?