Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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JANE MARTIN Rtn ' t ' iige never repairs an injnrv. Jane Martin, patient head of Fry House divides her time between school and her animal instincts — Pippin, Paddy and Beau. During her five years at Elmwood the hallowed halls have witnessed numerous spontaneous witty comments, baggy tights and washed-out bloomers, hairy English en- deavours and psyched-out spares. Jane, Grade 13 ' s etudiante biiingue will probably go to Ottawa U. next year for Honours French. Her determina- tion is sure to carry her through. Good luck - - - . VICKI WILGRESS Things may come and things may go, but I go on forever. Vicki, better known as ' Baby ' , or 6U ' s bird, when not saving her bird from burning feet in her soup, is looking after her flock of Nightingales and keeping Mrs. Davies in a state of hysteria. Vicki has spent a great part of the past seven years hitting birdies and has finally won the badmin- ton doubles! Her favourite things are: dill pickles, blue Austins, and dirty hippies. When Vicki was not representing the ' chicks ' at Simpsons last year, she was studying that rare species, the ' Doni Sinclairis ' . With her love of animals and children Vicki hopes to study psychology at Queen ' s, then work with one or the other. Wherever you go, Baby, THINK! 14

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GRADUATES JACKIE HEARD I inusi go tluwn to t ic sea again To the lovely sea and the sky; And all J need is a tall ship And a star to sail her by. Jackie Heard our head girl for this year has been an Elmwoodian for five. A natural at sports, school and extra curricular acitivities such as Gilbert and Sullivan produc- tions with Ashbury, Jack ' s plans for the future are still uncertain but our virtuous and human head girl will be remembered by her class as the always ready chauffeur to the P-— and G S for a B-— and a coffee. Jackie doesn ' t know whether to take a year off in Europe studying the sights and architecture and eating octopus or to plunge into the University of Toronto for a History and English major. Whatever she decides we know our Jackie will succeed in whatever she does and our best wishes for success and most of all happiness follow her. So long ! JENNIE CHANCE This too shall pass . Jennie has been at Elmwood for three years and in her second won notoriety as school bell ringer. This year as senior prefect Jen could be seen about the school chasing juniors, enjoying prayers or as always — trying to collect money. An avid skier at Camp Fortune as well as a lead in the Gilbert and Sullivan productions, Jennie has dedicated herself to Elmwood. Next year Jennie hopes to ride her trusty tricycle around the campus of Queen ' s University while studying law or social work. 13

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GEORGIE BINKS Don ' t ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody. ' George ' has been at Elmwood for three years. This year she was head of Keller, and so far, she has done a fantastic job. I guess we can all remember Georgie as that straight blond who laughed with her eyes closed and her mouth open. She has a liking for pogo-sticks, sleeping in math, charity money, apartments and innocent people like me! She is a great influence on everyone (usually for the better) and I ' m sure you agree that no one could fail to like her. Next year she plans to go to Queen ' s and become a lawyer. Good luck George! MARGIE GUTHRIE There is no duty we so much underate as the duty of being happy. Margie is known for her quiet classroom smile and her fits of giggles when with friends. She also grins in the gym, on the tennis courts, the ski slopes, and while curling or hiking with Ashbury. But she has worked hard, too. Last year Margie was head of the Sui Sang Committee. Four of her five Elmwood years have been spent in the choir. During her year of Golden Girdle responsibilities, she has proved that no crisis could make her frown. Always keep smiling, Margie. 15