Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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FRY 1969 FRIENDSHIP TO ALL Back Row: Debby Grills, Caroline Don, Norma Smith, Alix Young, Rosemary Don, Mimi Stanfield, M.M. Southcott, Alison Urie. Fourth Row; Shane O ' Brien, Nancy Worthen, Barbara Thomas, Elizabeth Hamilton, Jackie Heard, Jane Martin, Sarah Whitwill, TaUtha Fabricius, Janet Stubbins, Ingrid Sorenson. Third Row: Marga Menzies, Coralie Todd, Anne Cooke, Alison Shofield, Deborah Hunter, Fran Wilson, Jenny Bagnall, Vanda Steer, Patsy Derrick, Charlotte Sinclair. Second Row: CaroHne Davies, Patricia Warnock, Deborah Coyne, Martha Bergeron, Charlotte Corder, Christy-Ann Lomas, Jennifer Coyne, Judy Levine, Liz Greenberg, Jane Bell, Rosemary Hart, Cathy Maclaren, Margaret Armitage. Front Row: Jennifer Wilson, Sandra Kovachic, Ranjana Basu, Ara Nixon, Paula Lawrence (House Head), Georgina Mundy, Tina Cole, Gini Hall, Rhoda Hanafi. Absent: Gillian Briscoe, Barbara Coyne. Fry House made a first this year with its newspaper The Small Fry . Small Fry ' s first edition was a great success, and all copies were sold within the day. Our second edition was also a success, with better writing, more editorials and more cartoons. However, due to lack of interest and support, it never reached the press. The Small Fry made a small but considerable contribution to our charity funds. I challenge any interested writer to continue with Small Fry next year, for there is an empty editor ' s chair just waiting for you. DEAR FRY After wracking my brains for an inspiring angle vis-a-vis my parting tribute to year ' s involvement with a tremendous house, 1 have sadly concluded that originality is not my forte. Being neither poet nor artist 1 thought 1 should have to resort to other men ' s thoughts and wisdom but actually it is not quite that desperate, for every human being is unique and therefore all thoughts and reactions he experiences are equally unique. It ' s when these experiences are communicated by words, type and paper, however, that the essence is often lost. 1 shall try, nevertheless, to explain my feelings about Fry and the ten months we shared together without being too sen- timental. The two ideas which float to the surface of my mind in re- trospect are friendship and passing of time . PViendship is an abstract quantity but 1 think its results are fairly obvious to the careful looker. Fry, whose motto is Friendship To All amongst ourselves - sleigh ride, newspaper, bazaar, caroling, to the rest of the school (1 hope) and to others - 1 hope! But let this only be the beginning - there is much more to be done and multi things to be known about each other. The second thought - tempus fugit is even harder to project. This year has passed easily; caught in the speel of timelessness I have watched the days roll contentedly by; I have watched Fry and myself change and develop and 1 have forgotten that everything must end. Only with the materialization of future dreams into pre- sent realities have 1 become aware that the year is over. My juniors are a little older and my seniors a little wiser - we have become fast friends from utter strangers - it is all a matter of time. I wish Fry all the peace and happiness in the future and a parting thought for the past, present and future alike: Yesterday ' s thoughts and struggles are today ' s memory and tomorrow ' s dreams. Much Love, Paula 30

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FORM 3A AND 3B Back Row: Jennifer Wilson, Margot Francis, Laurel Chick, Karen Ellis, Front Row: Mary Wilson, Mrs. MacDonald, Ailsa iTancis. 3A AND SB FORM NOTES Keeps Always All Is a Rebels Little neater than Easily Six other Noisy A 3A ' s and SB ' s Many ' Laughing A Away Real Under Giggle Rapt Over Eyes, Tall tales Longest Made Just A Enough Ridiculous Nerve for a Yell for another helping Naughty of salmon! Youngster

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KELLER 1969 FAIR PLAY Back Row: Janet Urie, Judy Patton, Nora Curran, Patricia Lynn Carr-Harris, Beth Knox, Susan Evans, Pat Mullen, Penny Reed, Connie Snelgrove. Fourth Row: Anna Berlis, Jo-Anne Gross, Susan Turner, Georgie Binks, Linda Holt, Wanda Turner, Luziah Ismail, Xandy Smith, Mary-Pat Curran. Third Row: Lulu Tolmie, Nancy King, Mary Ellen Snelgrove, Jane NichoUs, Sarah Hacon, Vivian Templeton, Isabel Douglas, Jane Micklethwaite, Elizabeth Parkinson. Second Row: Kathy Baldwin, Sarah Hearn, Catherine Ginsberg, Deborah Peterson, Heather Nesbitt, Susan Michelson, Susan Massey, Penny Parker, Lorraine Winterton, Christine Haase, Anne Worthen, Agi Ivan, Elizabeth Roberts, Marnie Edwards. Front Row: Mary Wilson, Sarah Abbatt, Sonia Topelko, Patricia Lynch-Staunton, Joy Wallingford (House Head),sChristine Deeble, Anne Macdonald, Holly Darhng, Daphne Snelgrove, Mary Benson. Absent: HUlary West, Margot Francis. A year ' s experience with others In work, games and leisure — Together in happiness, and crisis As a whole-responsible and jovial. Keller — a group within a group With high ideals of Fair Play , And fellowship to all; Following the example of another. Youth may be headstrong, but it will advance its alloted length Resolve to keep happy. Fear and regrets have no place in the vocabulary of youth For myself, five years have passed, And I will keep a part of Keller Within me, for security to enable Me to succed in future years. Keep Smiling Keller 31