Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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WOOLLCOMBE MARIO ACOSTA Dan, after living in Germany, Belgium, Thailand and Africa ' DANIEL ADAM tCamaroonJ, came to Ashbury two years ago. He quickly ad- justed to the college's atmosphere. Dan realized that living in a college as a boarder, the first thing that one starts valuing the most is certainly friendship. He thinks that with good friends around, this place will always remain an excellent souvenir. Dan's high-light at Ashbury was probably trying to break fragile objects with a sling-shot, without being caught! During his two years here, Dan has enjoyed playing Football and kept in shape with weight training. Dan's future lies in the field of Engineering lCarletonJ. PIERRE AUBE Jose was born in Hong Kong and, at the age of 15, moved to Vancouver. He enjoyed his three years at Ashbury, It was fun after all. ' His interest include swimming, volleyball, Alpine skiing, and jogging. He played on the Senior Football team for two years. Jose intends to major in medicine at an American University. He believes that the friendships he has made here will be life-long. I have nothing to regret, what's done is done, I have no excuse. - Rocket Richard. Everyone has only one life, but if you live right, once is enough. JOSE CHENG - I have talked with death And I am a partner unto lU'e. It is sorrow I command, And laughter I disdain. I have walked a thousand sunsets, And I have seen twice a thousand upsets. It is I you fear, for I am near, I am the soldier . . . Dulce est decorum est patria mori. - Horace - Semper Fidelitusf' Pierre first came to Ashbury, and was surprised about the boarding life, because of the change, compared to Sedbergh College, where he used to go. But Pierre adapted very quickly, and found that Ashbury's academic standards were high, compared to where he used to go. During his two years at Ashbury he played Football, which he enjoyed greatly, and also Hockey. Without good music, Pierre believed that life at Ashbury as a boarder would have been much longer. Pierre found that Ashbury had a remarkable staff, with such qualified teachers as M. Pelletier and Mr. Thomas, who aided him greatly. Ashbury was a great experience for him and next year he is planning to attend either Ottawa U. or Concordia, to study Engineering. You get whatyou want, when you gofor it.