Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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KELLER HOUSE Back Row: Wanda Turner, Penny Reed, Janet Urie, Jennifer Smart, Mary-Pat Curran, Pat Mullen, Lynn Carr-Harris, Frieda Lockhart, Carol Damp, Cynthia Maynard, Mary-Jane Finlayson, Judy Patton, Xandy Smith. Third Row: Jacquehne Reynolds, Nancy King, Christine Deeble, Viviane Templeton, Jane NichoUs, Anna Berlis, Kathy Baldwin, Tauny Nixon, Nicola Sims, Evva Massey, Patricia Lynch-Staunton. Second Row: Sonia Topelko, Elizabeth Roberts, Christy Morris, Debby Peterson, Isabel Douglas, Christine Haase, Luziah Ismail, Penny Parker, M.E. Snelgrove, Theresa Pettet, Susan Massey, Charlotte Corder, Peggy Harcourt, Catherine Ginsberg. Front Row: Sarah Cooper, Christie Ault, Kim Walker, Joy Wallingford (Vice Head), Jennifer Heintz- man (House Head), Nancy Casselman, Janet Hughson, Georgina Mundy, Sheila Mcllwraith. Absent: Linda Holt, Sue Michelson, Angela Andras, Sue Williamson, Cynthia Magee. KELLER HOUSE NOTES FAIR PLAY Dear Fair Players, This has been a wonderful year as your House Head and a rewarding one. Though we didn ' t make it to the top rung, you never stopped trying and that ' s what counts. There are some defeats more triumphant than victories. Our winning streak may not have reached full bloom, but you certainly compensated for that with lots of character! - and an all time high in charity money. Best of luck to those who are leaving this year, and more of the same to those who are staying behind to fight it out again next year. You have tremendous potential - keep it up. Love, Jeff

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SUI SANG COMMITTEE Barl) riiotiias, ( liarloltc Sinclair, Sue iMasscy- SUI SANG NOTES Well, Sui Sang may have failed everything again this year, hut we by no means failed him. In fact, the school ' s support was so enthusiastic that next year vrt may be able to take two foster children, one a little Eskimo or Indian girl, on the same contribution. This year we started a new tradition at I ' lmwood. To raise money for Sui Sang we gave one meager meal a term. These made us a total of -llOO. and although no one lost weight on the rice and apples, it did help us to appreciate Sui ' s life. As usual, we had the Sui Sang bazaar on Sports Day, at which we made 1124, thanks to the support of the school. We also sold food at the Hallowe ' en Party. Another project which made money for Sui Sang was the selling of maple syrup candy to the school. We also enlarged a small photo of Sui in an attempt to push him as personality poster mater- ial, but this was not as successful as our other ventures. Many thanks to Charlotte and Sue, the other members of the committee, for their or- iginal and enthusiastic ideas. My thanks and Sui Sang ' s. I am sure, go too to the school for their generous help. Barb Thomas 5A 30