Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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MORAG JAMIESON Do not dwell on past memories or the ones to come will be forgotten. Morag quietly - or not so quietly - slipped into our Elmwood Grade 12. In one year she made such a mark that she was elected prefect and a good one at that. She could be gentle and friendly but firm when she had to be. Morag and her bag pipes, Morag and her blushes, millions of shades of pink which finally turned a deep glowing red, Morag and her sudden deep chuckle, we wouldn ' t sell her for all the pesos in Spain. Good luck at Ottawa University, we ' ll miss you. DONNA MacPHEE Since Donna alias ' Ralph ' came to Elmwood in Grade 8, her ability to find unique situations has amazed us all. There has never been a dull moment - have YOU ever locked yourself in your locker and for- gotten the combination or roller skated to class? As a prefect. Donna knew all the schemes the juniors were concocting, having previously invented them all herself. With her ' long hair ' , sparkling white teeth and cheerful personality, she was often seen ferrying the Grade 13 ' s in a van which, by year ' s end, was a Rock- cliffe landmark. Best of luck, Donna.

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CATHY GUTHRIE Cathie first graced the halls of Elmwood five years ago. From the leader of the three musketeers to a leading light in the prefect ranks, Cathie ' s sincerity and sense of humour smoothed over many a hairy situ- ation ... or created one ! ! One of her ambitions is to have a family of ten children, where her excep- tional math ability will come in handy! Does 2+2 make 5 or 6? Good luck, enjoy Ottawa U. , there is no limit Cathie ! 10 LESLEY MacMILLAN Lesley came to Elmwood five years ago and in her younger days her name seldom came up when class pranks were discovered. No one ever uncovered the great master mind. As Keller House Head, Lesley showed that she certainly knew how to keep a firm hand on her chatty! ! Grade Nines and when Elmwood activities were over Lamb-Boat would find her way to Ashbury. Memories of Austria and Spain - knicker socks, Austrian hats, flamenco dance lessons - Lesley will remember and so will those who accompanied her. Best wishes, may your year at Ottawa University go well.

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ROSALIND CHU Our wisdom comes from our experience and our ex- perience comes from our foolishness. This is Ros ' s second year in Canada. She is staying with her brother in an apartment. She is helpful and cheerful. She seems to enjoy very much of her life in Canada. Rosalind is friendly and she is also a very good cook. She is very quiet and attentive in class. She intends to take up commerce in University and be a chartered accountant as a profession. JULIA CLUBB Time, what is time, when one is in a state of sus- pended joy, - a Glebe Student Julia, the five-foot-nothing blond bombshell, will be remembered for her endless supply of energy, her ability to write English essays in Economics, and her baggy tights. Her ringing voice will echo in the halls of Elmwood for dusty ages to come. Six years of Elm- wood has taken its toll on Julia C. She can be seen enthusiastically volunteering her services to help or- ganize bake sales, dances, and numerous fund-raising ventures that Elmwood periodically attempts, and which the rest of us equally enthusiastically only think about. Cruising the streets of Rockcliffe in her blue Firebird and serenading the lovelies of Ashbxary is one of her many pastimes. Her one ambition in life was to be a famous basketball player but she found playing in ele- vator running shoes too difficult and even when wearing them she came three feet short of the mark. However, we all love our country bumpkin and we all promise to dance at her wedding on May 2! !