Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

Page 16 text:

HOLLY DOWDEN They kept telling me to do squares, but I felt like doing circles. S. Y. Holly arrived bedecked in green, in Grade Eleven from Earl Of March, and much to our surprise, has lasted three years! Quiet and collected, she was known in Grade Twelve as Editor of Samara, which saw many changes in that year. Her interests range from Economics to English, and to little grey stone houses. Next year we hope she ' ll find a home in one. Oh, and don ' t forget University and the Far East, eh? . . . BARBARA CLARK Don ' t worry about it. Barb is only one of two who came to Elmwood in Grade Six and made it to Grade Thirteen. She has slogged through much Latin and Math and has finally ar- rived at Grade Thirteen Chemistry! Otherwise known as Beezer, her interests seem to lie in the realms of poetry and nature. Next year she hopes to crash into Algonquin College, so that she may eventually join the family business! Keep i ongoing, Barb. 12

Page 15 text:

HELEN LESLIE Very early on in life, Cricket decided that her calling in life was to confuse others. After many thrilling episodes abroad, Crick came to us in Grade 10 and has been most successful in her bounden duty. Behind that enigmatic front, we sus- pect there lurks a highly perceptive being, always ready to laugh at the ridiculous - a most worthy trait, as H. in the H. was Head of Fry! Crick would like to go to Queens, where, in time, her many Mach- iavellian talents will be fully appreciated . . . ANDREA LAWRENCE With a smile and a song ... Annie will always be remembered as the live spark of our class; even three years at Elmwood haven ' t changed her! She will have a lot of memories to take with her: break- fast parties, climbing mountains at four a.m. , E-Day, pickles, milk, the U.N. Conference, and Dance Committee. And, of course, what would Annie do without her ski -weekends at Mont St. Marie? Annie is no longer renowned for her short-term ro- mances, either! As Head of Keller House, Annie is always remonstrating how HER Juniors seem to be the only ones receiving black stars. She once said that each House reflected its Head! Our best wishes will always be with you, and so will your underpaid, over- worked Guardian Angel. Good luck at Queens, Annie. 1 1

Page 17 text:

DIANE FIELDING Halfway through Grade Twelve, a strik- ing blonde arrived at Elmwood. Quiet and reserved, Diane puts up with the antics of the rest of the class with her constant good humour. A great chauffeur and a blood-thirsty biologist, we wish her the best of luck at McMaster University. The stars will certainly smile upon Diane! MARTHA GILLIES Martha Gillies is, and always will be, unforgettable: tall, sensuous, graceful . . . and above all, modest. One day the ghost of La Banane Incognito will return to Elmwood to tear through the halls at ten to nine. (Editor ' s note: Martha ' s motto has always been Better late than never! ) No one will ever know - was it just an- other FREUDIAN SLIP? Bye, Bye. 13