Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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VIRGINIA DUNSBY Virginia has been our dormouse for five years. She can always be found sleeping in the back of our good old English classes. She was our drink machine caretaker and, as one of the tuck truckers, created quite a sensation by raising the price of choco- late from ten to twelve cents. Between her moments of balletic inspiration, she trots back and forth to Ashbury for music les- sons. Virginia will never be forgotten for her enthusiasm, and her school spirit, and the way she has of making everyone feel wanted. Best of luck now. Keep smiling! ANN HIERLIHY Ann joined us two years ago and was soon known for her animalistic yet profitable plays on the basketball court. This year has proved a more exciting one for her as she has had numerous overseas communi- cations with her beloved Swedish - Bajan connections - and soon became very fond of OREO COOKIES - right Annie? She was also one of the five to go to Florida this year. As prefect and head of Keller, her year has had its share of responsibility and various plans with good results. She is planning to enter Ottawa University in Arts and we all wish her the best of luck and keep smiling Ann!

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BRENDA HILL Brenda has been at Elmwood for three years and in that time has become an im- portant and well -loved member of our class. A common sight this year has been Brenda returning from an Eco class, breathing deeply and expounding those most familiar words, Thought I was gonna die! . Was it the murderous Econo- mics tests or just her own amazement with the economic feasibility of the Olympics? She is above all honest. We know her af- fections can ' t be bought even for a million bucks or one B. S. C. . We all wish Brenda the best of luck. SUSAN ATACK Suzie came to Elmwood in grade seven as a skinny little girl with long braids and chipmunk cheeks. After seven years of hard work she has blossomed forth into a tall Vogue model, (for Elmwood uniforms and rather non-existent bikinis!). While being a pro rider she is also an excellent chauffeur as she has had ample experience bombing down to Theresa ' s with a car loac of screaming, dancing Elmwood ladies? And rushing back in time for classics. Sue has been known for her constant smile, les cutsie talk, her clothes and perfume, and her love of math and chem- istry! Sue is on the dance committee and is the head of Fry. Next year Sue hopes to attend Ottawa U. with several other Elm- woodians. Her probable destination will be as a belly dancer in Mexico if she can ever get away from us! 10

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LEANDRA RAMCHARAN Leandra ' s renowned oxfords have been making their way to Elmwood for five years. This last year Leandra has been on the Formal Committee and sports captain for Nightengale house. If she ' s not found in the common room deep in a intellectual discussion, give me the raw , or singing in the front hall That ' s poo , she could be found pouring tea to the Daughters of the Empire . Her diplomatic training and placid manner forever saved the class from world war three. We will always be grateful for her home for lost Elmwood girls and chauffered driven rides to the Chinese restaurant. Leandra will be re- membered for her smile and her friend- ship to all. She will be leaving in June for the West Indies, to follow her father ' s foot- steps as a lawyer. She was voted most likely to work on a dock loading bananas on a banana boat. HEATHER MclNTOSH Heather has been at Elmwood for six years and during that time has been a prefect, chapel monitor, tuck monitor, and a mem- ber of the library committee. Heather is more commonly known for her little black book and her races with Judith in math and physics. To our knowledge Heather is the only one to this day who has actually been able to work in the common room despite the noise, not that she needed to with her high marks. She is well on her way to ' be- ing a nuclear physicist! We will always remember Heather for being thoughtful, kind and helpful without complaints except for the occasional heck-a-doodle. Thank you Heather and good luck at Ottawa University. 12