Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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LESLIE SAUNDERS Screeching Saunders (our resident screecher) has been amongst our pack for 2 years now and we have been all reminded of it daily. With double- jointed legs and worthy thoughts, she has left her mark upon the sound barriers of our school; the echoes will remain for years to come. We ' ll surely miss this nitwit as she saunders through Arts at Queen ' s with her collar up and her head in a headband. We wish you the best, as we know you will do well. LYNN ROBERTSON Although Lynn only graced(?) our hallowed halls in grade 12, she managed to become one of us very quickly - don ' t worry, I ' m sure it will pass. She did this by involving herself in all aspects of school life; ethnic coffees, losing yourself in N.Y.C., and of course work, or is that going too far; this represents grade 12 in a nut shell. Now for something really different; grade 13; Stratford; Does your hair hurt? Swensen ' s, the D.Q., barking down O ' Connor, playing tennis, Pavarotti, Brideshead Revisited, an untimely appendix, Ashbury football games, doctored teas, are your functions functioning? What ' s your elevation? . . . all I need at university are 2 wine glasses, 100 year old Grand Marnier and a picnic basket - books? but why? We hope you will be seen around Toronto, ap- pearing as a trendy bohemian ( Bohemians don ' t drink 100 year old Grand Marnier out of wine glasses, please! ). Much love. Peppy (or Preppy).

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JOSEPHINE LAM WAI YAN Jo came to us this year from Hong Kong. At first she was a very quiet person. That however, was soon to change. As she got to know more Elm- woodians, Jo became more involved in school life and she wasn ' t quiet after all - in fact, she hardly stopped talking! (just kidding, Jo!). Known for her love of biology and classics (right?), Jo brought more spirit and laughter into grade 13 than one could imagine from such a small person. No one will ever forget Mickey Mouse catching eggs or Popeye Jo! Unfortunately, Jo had to leave us before the end of the school year - something which disappointed all of us. But Jo, you ' re in all our minds and none of us will ever forget you. Best of luck with whatever you do - and keep in touch. HILDA PAPARONI Hilda, better known as Lita came to Elmwood two years ago and instantly became a part of Rockcliffe life. That is, Hilda is often seen making her way from Ashbury to Elmwood, late as always, could it be that she spends her time in Ashbury ' s back quad? Oui, moi???! Lita is from Venezuala and with her worldly history has a mastery of three languages. Notorious around Elmwood for her undone tie, her burgundy sweater, her jewelry and her frequent appointments! However Lita is very scholarly in History 5A possibly because of a certain Ashburian named Andy. (He has such . . . Nice eyes! ! !). We all love Lita dearly and I think our beautiful Spanish girl has had a terrific year. BuenasSuerte!

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DEBBIE SEROPIAN This short(est) member of our class, Debbie hates to be reminded of the fact that she really is a sawed off midget. Debbie has talked her way in and out of the hearts of millions, and the great mystery surrounding her is how she can eat so much and still maintain her petite trim figure. Throughout the year she has displayed a definite affinity for sitting behind closed doors(!) Working towards her goal of child psychologist, we know (somehow) that she will succeed in this rough, tough world. Best of luck. Deb. MARY SIMPSON Our wee little Mary has inspired us in all sports She has given us new meanings in a soccer ball and has shown us all how to fly high on the mats Unfortunately, not all of us have been able to lane on our feet. Nevertheless, Mary will continue he endeavours in the future as a woman of the sport world, and we all wish her the very best in ob taining her goals. jCAROL I , ' OorCari ' Slie lias now wot things. I distinct hi Ci