Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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SAMARA 23 5B Form Songs that somehow fit Mardie Aldous: Footsteps. Natasha Archipov: Those far-away places I ' ve seen. Sandra Booth: The smoke gets in your eyes. Cathy Duff: Tell mc why. Barbara Fletcher: Come along with me. Fm on my way to Camp Fortune. Ingrid Gluziman: Skaters ' Waltz. Barbara Greenshields: Big bad John. Barbara Grizdale: You great big beautiful doll. Notes Kit Heaman: Sleepy time doll. Janet Heihner: Let ' s take an old fashioned walk. Jinty Knovvling: Beer, beer, beer— says Jinty. Jeanette A4acDoxald: Beautiful Brown Eyes. Caroline Nicholson: Yackity Yak— don ' t talk back. Ellie Sanders: Wild one. Patsy Watson: Learning her Latin. Madame Betts: Sweet and Gentle. LXGRID GlUZMAN. 5A Form Notes ACROSS 1. Sing Along With and the Gang 2. I Love Bri! 5. You ' re Kiddin ' 6. Genii 7. Ballerina Assoluta 9. Fingernails Much? ! 11. Boss Man 12. How Many Sees to the Hols? 14. Worry Wart 17. Eat Much! 18. Sterling Moss 19. Who ' s in That Car? DOWN 1. Quite Contrary 3. Friend of Little Guys 4. Numi-Nums 8. Thou Shalt Not Steal! 9. Dog Derby Gal 10. Habla Espanol? 13. Child Prodigy ?!? 15. Ski iMuch! 16. Poo!! (For answers to crossword see page 34) 6 Matric Form Notes A little rebellion now and then is a good thing — Thomas Jefferson Sue Arnold: Fm de ' f in one year, en I can ' t hear out ' n de udder — Joel Chandler Harris Rita Browning: ' Do you spell it with a V or a W ? ' inquired the judge, ' that depends upon the taste and fancy of the speller, my Lord ' replied Sam — Charles Dickens Phyllis Burk: And the sooner it ' s over, the sooner to sleep — Charles Kingsley Johanne Forbes: Follow thy fair sun, un- happy shadow — Thomas Campion Georgia Gale: A horse! a horse! my king- dom for a horse! — ' Richard IIF Sarah Garvock: Away with him! away with him! He speaks Latin! — ' Henry VL pt. F Arlene Gluzman: What, me worry? — Alfred E. Neuman Judy Gordon: I can resist anything except temptation — Oscar Wilde

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22 SAMARA Janice Pratley: She is the one with the short ruffled hair, Which she always twirls when she has a care, She laughs and jokes most all the day, But does her work in a very fine way. Anne Thurn: She is the one who finds it hard to cope With tidiness, but we have hope. Horses are her ruling passion. She wishes they were more in fashion. 5C Gossip Rumour has it that a certain Deborah Duval is headed for California this summer (Warner Bros, look out! I ). ... If my source of informa- tion is correct Suzi Stafford will be heading south too— south Carolina, that is— while Barb Watson will be going back to Mexico— bon voyage, girls. ... It seems that Molly Blyth is off to camp this year— yours truly will be quite surprised if a lot of her time isn ' t put into that artistic talent of hers. . . . Sandra Turner will probably spend a good deal of her time sub- merged—in case you haven ' t guessed, she ' s taken up skin-diving ... it might be just a hunch, but this ' roving reporter ' thinks that Audrey Laidler will be back at her beloved Murray Bay again ... it seems to me that Pam Foote will make a big splash in her pool . . . and of course Liz Aiorrison, one of our better- known socialites, will be turning the town up- side-down, as usual ... it seems to me that Katy Scott, the lone class member with the distinc- tion of hailing from the busy metropolis of Seaforth, likes the great outdoors indoors, eh Katy? . . . Lynn Williamson, who is usually off gallivanting round the world, will probably spend the summer riding and just ' horsing ' around . . . it ' s a well-known fact that Ruth Annis, our most weekly boarder, is at present pondering whether to return to Elmwood or to cross new frontiers and descend to Glebe . . . Robin Klaehn, our favourite Torontonian, will probably be busy looking after all those nieces and nephews— she ' s quite the busy little aunt nowadays and it seems that Debbie is too. At press time Dorian Ellis had no definite plans for the summer. But she was relieved to learn that she wouldn ' t be shipped off to camp, again, so she expects to spend some time up at her cottage . . . ever-smiling Sue Liddington will be up at her cottage near Manotick this summer if my guess is right ... I suspect that Nancy Newman will be getting better acquainted in her new home town St. Catharines. Knowing Nancy, I don ' t think it will take long for her to be well known all over town— and loved too (no comment, please) . . . Sandra will probably be putting a lot of energy into growing those beautiful finger-nails of hers while at home in Shawville . . . we ' ll be sure to think of Liz while she ' s having a blast up at that much talked-about cottage of hers ... I think we all know one thing, that Debbie will not be doing this summer— cutting her own hair . . . while Sue will be trying just as hard as ever to tease hers— we keep it a secret from her, but it really doesn ' t need it, it ' s gorgeous as it is . . . some say (not mentioning any names) that Pam is going to try her best to grow a little, but we like her the way she is— not small, but petite . . . we ' re still wondering if Suzie is going to come back next year or stay south of the border. 5C has had its fun this year, and in doing so has gained a reputation for not being too angelic. Numerous fads hit us this year. One of the hardest-hitting was peroxide (the names of the victims will be left unmentioned, but it is only truthful to say that we now have a bevy of beautiful, but unnatural blondes) and one of the favourite expressions of our class was ' spaz ' . But we would like to thank Miss Wink- ler, our form mistress, and all the other teachers for putting up with us. On closing we send our best to Patience (Putchy) Wetmore who left us at Easter for Three Rivers High. It ' s not the same without you Putch! (No comment, again). Well, fans, that ' s all for this year, but be sure to get the next edition of ' Modern Screen ' and keep up in the news of these aforemen- tioned celebrities. Dorothy Killquart and Walter Windfull

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24 SAMARA Fran Greenfield: To spend too much time in studies is sloth — Fra ncis Bacon Roberta Hayes: Mountains are the beginning and the end of all natural scenery — John Ruskin Shiela MacTavish: I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours — Jerome K. Jerome Brigid Martland: Silence is the virtue of fools — Francis Bacon Cathy McIlraith: I have been five minutes too late all my life — Hannah Cowley Lois MuLKiNS: Multiplication is vexation, Division is as bad; The Rule of three doth puzzle me, And Practice drives me mad — Anonymous Katy Partridge: That all-softening, over- powering knell. That tocsin of the soul— the dinner-bell — Lord Byron Debbie Simmons: Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes — Oscar Wilde Margot Toller: The more I see of men, the more I admire dogs — Madame de Sevigne Barbara Townend: For thee. Tobacco, I would do anything but die — Charles Lamb Martha White: ' Tis a mad world, my mas- ters — John Taylor 6 MATRIC BACK: Sarah Garvock, Arlene Gluzman, Cathy McIlraith, Sue Arnold, Katy Partridge, Rita Browning, Lois Mulkins, Fran Greenfield, Barb Townend, Martha White, Judy Gordon. FRONT: Phil Burk, Margot Toller, Sheila MacTavish Brigid Martland, Debbie Simmons, Roberta Hayes, Georgia Gale. Sonnet to 6M How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thee in the murders of iVIacbeth, In all those scenes of blood and night and death. I love thee in the Queen-A4oon ' s starry fays I love thee in the ballads of old days And in the last of Maggie ' s drowning breath. I love thee in the beauty and the faith Of Autumn ' s mellow, misty, moisty haze. I love thee in the ode and epigram And in the essay, cliche and the pun. I love thee in that dreadful word exam. That was not done when it was madly done. I love thee very dearly and I am Saddened to see the end of all our fun.