Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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GRADUATES 66-67 LUCILLE HODCINS HEAD GIRL ' ' Don ' t shoot the piavo-player, She ' s doing the best she canT Lu ' s best was appreciated by all as she carried out the busy and sometimes difficult dudes of the Head Girl. Lu also found time to play basketball and badminton, and be on the Central Student ' s Council. Lu ' s smile and gentle ways will be back next year for Grade 13. Au revoir Lu, until the Fall! SUSAN COHEN HEAD PREFECT ' ' Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and Susan laughs! Sue was the Senior Prefect this year. She was also a member of the Central Students ' Council. Next year Sue and her laughter will return to cheer up Grade 13, for which we are all very grateful! 5

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LETTERS FROM THE EDITOR June 1967. Dear Elmwood, The last time most of you saw the school, the early summer sun was shining warmly in a brigiht blue sky. By the time SAMARA is published, the sun will be weaker and the sky less dazzling, but I hope that the magazine itself will revive in full strength the memories of wonderful experiences, everyday traditions, and good times, of the past year. Canada ' s much talked-about, much planned-for Centennial is now almost over, and Expo ' 67 will be closing in October. I think everyone will agree that it has been most exciting and successful. Elmwood herself entered into the celebrations with great spirit, and the results are to be seen in the Centennial Section of our special 1967 issue. Perhaps one day Elmwood will take part in this country ' s Bi-centennial, in 2067! On behalf of the whole SAMARA staff, I would like to thank all the girls whose work and contributions helped to make this edition a true school effort. Thank you for the chocolate bars you sold, the stories and poems you wrote, the pictures you took, and the advertisements that you obtained. I feel that a little bit of every Elmwoodian has gone into the potpourri that is SAMARA 1967. We would also like to thank all the teachers, especially our headmistress Mrs. Blyth, whose advice and support have enabled us to carry on ! I hope that you will have as much fun reading SAMARA as we had compiling it. Vicky Nicholson P,S. We have tried to proof-read this issue as well as is possible. If the occasional mistake has slipped by our watchful eyes, please look at it with this in mind: To err is human; to forgive diznne ! Standing: Kathy Mulock, Jane Blyth, Fran Wilson, Vicky Nicholson. Seated: Mrs. Blyth. SAMARA STAFF EDITOR - Vicky Nicholson ASSISTANT EDITOR - Jane Blyth LITERARY EDITOR - Kathy Mulock ART EDITOR - Frances Wilson ADVERTISING EDITOR - Sue Dier PHOTOGRAPHY - Sarah Francis ILLUSTRATIONS - Maureen O ' Neill DaWh Harwood-Jones Dawn Harwood-Jones Joy Wallingford HELPERS - Nancy Gale, Moira Phillips, Paula Lawrence, Patricia Mullen, Sarah Whitwill, Lynne Sampson STAFF ADVISORS - Mrs. Whitwill, Mrs. Aldous 4

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BEVERLY ERLANDSON HEAD OF FRY T e souVs by nature pitched too high, By suffering plunged too low. Bev was head cf the victorious Fry House, and was very active in school sports,, winning the Senior Tennis doubles with Sue McNicoll. Bev ' s acting and singing abilities were shown when she starred in Trial By Jury . Next Fall Bev will be back for Grade 13. CAROL ROBINSON HEAD OF KELLER ain t me, babe. Carol was head of Keller and played basketball and volleyball, the latter against Notre Dame on the school team. The future is still uncertain; good luck Carol, wherever you will be. KATHY ROTHWELL HEAD OF KNIGHTINGALE warrant thee; my man s as true as steel. Kathy was the hard working Head of Nightingale this year. In the fall Kathy returns to these hallowed halls for Senior Matric and we hope sihe will still find time to play tennis and badminton.