Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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10 THE ASHBURIAN Again this year we were lucky to have Mr. M. Humphrey and his illustrated travelogue for his eleventh consecutive year. For the second year, the lVilkins Bros. Travelogue on the Far East came to Ashbury. It proved to be just as interesting as last year. XVe had an illustrated talk by the Chairman of the Board, Mr. E. N. Rhodes, entitled European Rambles . Every Saturday throughout the year, we had excellent movies in Rhodes Hall, among the best were-Detective Story, Desert Fox, Desert Victory, and Five Fingers. Tribute is due to Mr. Sibley for procuring this fine entertainment. Another excellent evening's entertainment was provided by the Temple Choir, and on a Sunday afternoon a Song Recital by Miss Mona Harrison. Dietetics This year the food has been exceptionally good and wholesome, and thanks are due to Miss Short and her able help for providing such marvelous meals. Health The School remained in a healthy condition most of the year, thanks to our School Physician, Dr. King Rowan-Legg, to Miss Bray and her assistant Miss Gilmour. Gifts lVe wish to express grateful thanks to the following friends and Old Boys who have made gifts to the School: Mr. XV. D. Benson, for a collection of old school photographs, the Colombian Embassy, for a contribution to the library, Mr. C. P. CTinyJ Hermann, for providing two football trophies, Group Captain K. R. Patrick, for a television set, Mr. E. B. Pilgrim for a track and field sports trophy, Mr. E. N. Rhodes for a most substantial gift of books, and also an athletic stopwatch, Dr. C. K. Rowan-Legg for a track and field sports trophy, Mr. Hamilton Southam for his contribu- tion to the library, and Bishop XV. C. VVhite for his contribution of books from the library of the late Canon Cody. Note This year Ashbury has had a record attendance of two hundred and twelve boys-this should be regarded as an important step in the School's history. H. S. SOUTI-IAM, ESQ. lt is with deep regret that we report the recent death of Mr. H. S. Southam. onetime Chairman and longtime Governor. In his association with Ashbury he always showed great interest in the School's affairs and made many and varied contributions to its welfare. The name of Southam has for many years been impressively connected with Ashbury and we have presently two of that name in attendance-a nephew and a grandson of the late Mr. H. S. Southam.

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Mr. XY. D. Benson, for a the Colombian Embassy, for a lTinyJ Hermann, for providingEL K. R. Patrick. for a television : fildq tqt ht-Nl.E.N. - - - - be I :Pig EDP 5 ' thier. t an an inspiration to us all, and continues oo cp, II 2 sr ai a A . 1 1 ic s ot track and field sports trophy, Nlf our School life' tion tcp, the librarvg and Bishopi been held as usual with full Matins, books from the library of the lldays- Holy C0mmUUi0U has been held Note ily Communion Services on the major This year Ashbury has hadg the week have been read by Prefects, and twelve boys-this should bereading on Sundays. Scllmlls hlSU'fY- were pleased to welcome the following H. S. SOL Sept. 27th: Archdeacon j. C. Anderson, Clerical Secretary of the Diocese of Ottawa. Oct. 25th: Archdeacon C. G. Hepburn, Archdeacon of Ottawa, and Rector of All Saints Church. Nov. 29th: Col. The Rev. C. G. Stone, Principal Protestant Chap- lain, The Canadian Army.