Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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WHERE WOULD WE BE WITHOUT . . . Mr. John Kerkoerle, better known as Jan , is al- ways around somewhere, either fixing something electrical, knocking snow down off the roof, or simply mending something no one else knows how to mend! He is utterly indispensible and his cap is as familiar as the green uniform - without him the school would prob- ably never stand up! We hope you will always be around, Jan. Mrs. Therien and her capable kitchen staff faithfully produce lunches for 170 girls every day. Those of us who have morning classes in the vicinity of the back- stairs know what to expect by 12:55, for those well- known aromas drift up the three storeys with amazing ease. Thank you Mrs. Therien and all your staff - remember, variety is the spice of life! From Left to Right: Mrs. J. Therien, Mrs. M. Beaudoin, Mrs. M. Lambert, and Mrs. J. SmalL 6

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JUDI YOUNG Simplicity is no hindrance To the sublety of intellect. Nietzsche When the sun shines on Judi, the best in her comes out. A very creative person, Judi is into many things including gymnast- ics, guitar, a flair for penmanship and a love for theatre. On other days when the sun is not so bright, we see another Judi. Pensive, reflective, sensitive, her crusty outer shell has floored many an English class. It is times like these that make us wish we could crawl into someone else ' s head space to see, search, and under- stand. Head Girl for fall term, Judi found herself fully occupied, unable to follow her interests. She is still uncertain of her plans for next year, but whatever they are, they lie on the stage. We ' re all confident she ' ll meet with success. Good luck. Pooh Bear - we ' 11 meet again in the far east! SUSAN REID If you love something, set it free If it returns, it is yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. After seven years, there is no doubt Susan is a fully -fledged Elmwoodian. Her memories of Elmwood include winning the Laidler Cup, World Religions, Tuck, Sui Sang, Grade Ten Latin, serving at Ash- bury, head of the Altar Guild, the cruise, Reach For the Top, her August Parties (which always seemed to turn out better for her friends), and, of course. Stairway to Heaven. Hopefully this last year, dur- ing which she has been Senior Prefect and then Head Girl, will produce some of her best memories. Whether it be Trinity or Queens , we all wish her Good Luck! 8