Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Front Row: Shane O ' Brien, Sarah Whitwill, Claudia Hannan, Anne Stead, Jocelyn Baker, Marilyn Florence, Judy Levine, Janet Uren, Verity Williams, Jennifer Coyne, Debbie Coyne, Marie-France Duford; Second Row; Mardie Aldous (househead), Amalia Conde, Wendy Orr, Mary Mitchell, Jane Archambault, Robin Ogilvy, Susan Cohen, Patricia Wilgress, Elizabeth Greenburg, Audrey Laidler; Third Row: Deborah Grills, Pat Carlton, Fran Wilson, Cairine Wilson, Maureen Edwards, Lucia Nixon, Cathy Firestone, Cathy Maclaren, Ann Chaplin; Back Row: ' Debbie Hunter, Margot Rothwell, Janice Pratly, Lindsay Bishopric, Cathy Cole, Margaret Armitage, Harriet Ellicott, Pam R o s e n t h a 1, H e 1 e n Stinson, Paula Lawrence. Dear Fry, The year is over and it has been a good one. Fry ' s spirit is tremendous and we have tried hard to LIVE up to our house motto, Friendship to all . Certainly, we have extended a hand in charity giving and I am proud of you. Academically - what can I say - Fry is tops. Although we have not been too successful in sports, we have been there cheering, and we entered everything. Eight years in Fry House - and 1 say Goodbye with sadness, but with satisfaction. This has been the best year of all, for me, because of each of you. Best of luck Fry, With love, Mardie.

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House Notes THE HOUSE SYSTEM As each new girl comes to Elmwood, she enters one of three Houses; Fry, Keller and Nightingale. Keller House is, however, comprised of Boarding School girls only. The day girls are divided between Fry and Nightingale. It is through these three Houses that House and School spirit arises and competition is keen. The school demerit system is chanelled through the Houses and in this way each girl is responsible to her House. All academic achievements, sports, and often behavior are important to the success of each House. At the completion of the School year the points of each House are totalled and the one with the highest score wins the cup presented to the House Head. This year we have had certainly three splendid House Heads who have tried in every way to create strong House spirit and inter-House competition. INGRID GLUZMAN MARDIE ALDOUS Nightingale House Head Fry House Head Not for ourselves alone Friendship to all DEBBIE MONK CANDI SCHWARTZMAN Keller House Co-head Keller House Co-head Fair Play Fair Play

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Bite Fron: Row: Sarah Jane Hardy, Molly Blyth, Lynne Williamson, Ingird Gluzman (house head), Brenda Firestone, Rosemary Kumi, Second Row: Lynne Sampson, Jane Nicholls, Markie Cochran, Kate Fullerton, Elizabeth Brodie, Anne Harford, Martha Pimm, Julie Willmot, Nancy Barber, Suzanne Leroy, Jinny McNaughton, Debbie Peterson, Joan Vicky Wilgress. Third Row: Elizabeth Tanczyk, Sarah Francis, Carolyn Jones, Mary Mackay-Smith, Martha Scott, Maria Conde, Diane Pickett, Birdre O ' Brien, Kathy Rothwell, Maureen O ' Neill, Jane Gartrell, Fourth Row: Vicky Sainsbury, Moira Phillips, Jennifer Chaplin, Lynn Christie, Debbie Day, Louise Hurtig, Frieda Lockhart, Jane Blyth. Nightingale House Notes Dear Nightingale, We in Elmwood have spent the year divided into three houses. What does this mean to us? To you members of Nightingale I have tried to make our house not only an academic and athletic competition but an additional learning experience for us all to keep with us long after we have left Elmwood. Our house is a society where each of us has been learning how to ascend our Nightingale triangle to obtain our individual asperations without trampling others in our climb, in essence Not for ourselves alone . It would be wrong for me tothank-youfor the goals that Nightingale house has obtained, for you have not been working for me, but have we not all been working for each other and for our school. This is not good-bye. Those of us who are leaving will come to learn as those who have left before us that Elmwood can not be left behind and while treading the upper path this echo will resound Summa Summarm — Highest of the high . Ingrid