Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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THE ASHBURIAN ASHBURIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief A. B. BELCHER, ESQ. Bzzsiness Mavmger LT.-COL. E. G. BRINE Editor A. AIACRAE Assistant Editors R. A'i.ACNEIL D. H.ALL

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THE .4sH1wR1.4N , SCHOOL OFFICERS Cttpmin of the Sclnool H. DREYEUS Captain of the Day-Boys Capmill o f the l3o.1r.t'ers D. HEXEY If. C.XS'I'liI.l.U Prefects C. HART A. MAQRAE G. Rows B. HENEY R. Al.-XCNEIL HOUSE CAPTAINS IVool1co1nbe Connaught H. DREX'FL'S E. CASTELLO VICE-CAPTAINS A. AIACRAE D. HENEX' GAMES CAPTAINS Football Hockey Cricket H. S. PRICE R. D.EKRBY H. DREX'FL'S Soccer Skiing B. HENEY G. Ross VICE-CAPTAINS Football Hockey Cricket H. DREYFUS D. HENEX' D. HENEY Soccer Skiing XV. CLARK H. S. PRTCE CADET CORPS Officer C onznmndin g CAPT. R. B. VV. MAQNEIL Second in C onznmnd LT. H. DRPIX'FL'S Adjutant LT. D. HEX Ex' Platoon C onznmnders LT. A. PRITCHARD LT. B. HENEX' LT. H. S. PRICE LT. R. IJ.-XRBY C onzpnny Sergeant .Uajor Cadet Q1mrterm.1ster Sergeant R. CHERRIER R. ELMER

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THE ASHBURIAN 9 EDITCRIAL Hr: year 1948-'49 has been, up to the time of writing, a pleasant and a profitable one. Its general harmony was, however, marred bv a note of gloom, struck during the Easter Holidays when Ashbury suffered a severe loss in the death of the Chairman of the Board of Governors, Colonel Edmund F. Newcombe, K.C., to whose memory this issue is respectfully and affectionately dedicated. Colonel Newcombe, son of the late Edmund L. Newcombe, former judge of the Supreme Court of Canada, was an Old Boy of Ashbury, a graduate of McGill University and for many years, a barrister of this city. Since his retirement from the army, where he served with distinction in the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light ln- fantry during the First Great Vvar, his activities have been prominent and varied in professional, charitable and social spheres. Nevertheless, since his appointment as Chairman of the Board of Governors, his bril- liant mind, his energies, his sound knowledge and unfailing judgment were ever at the disposal of the school, and from the hour of his appointment to the date of his tragic and untimely death his helpful, active interest in Ashbury was never known to flag. All of us present at Ashbury, as well as many others who have gone before, will long remember Colonel Newcombe-not only for his official participation in school ceremonies, but for those innumerable occasions when he was to be seen in any weather on the side lines of school sports. It gives us a glow of pleasure and of gratitude to know that his interest in us went far beyond the ofhcial interest of a Chairman of the board, it was the interest of an Old Ashburian and of a warm and devoted friend.