Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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fl 9. l in 2 ' N v. 1 14 l r I ! ll l l! I. l 5: we ,gf .? l fy 2 1 ll l ff i I ti lg ,4 30 THE ASHBURIAN of the G.G.F.G., this group added greatly to the colour of the after- noon. The last event was the prizegiving and address by Air-Marshal Slemon. He emphasized the necessity of becoming good citizens, and, as he said, You are learning self-discipline and citizen training. The Air-Marshal ended his address with a request for a half holiday, which the Head was pleased to grant. The annual Cadet Corps Inspection ended to the strains of the National Anthem. This inspection is not likely to be soon forgotten, and is one well worthy of praise. AVVARDS The Commanding OHicer's Prize-G. S. M. Woollcombe. The Most Conscientious N.C.O.-R. D. Lackey. The Most Promising Recruit-R. J. V. Howland. THE BAND Aslilmurys Fife and Drum Band lined up on the school lawn. It has been many years since wc had Ll Band along with the Cadet Corps.

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9 THE ASHBURIAN FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM Our lst team this season kept up the fine record which it had set in previous years, and despite one unfortunate loss to Bishop's, main- tained its outstanding level of play. This loss was our first in three years and over a four-year period we have won 25 while losing only four. A great deal of credit for our success must go to C. B. Tiny Hermann's splendid coaching, thanks is also due to his noble assistant, A. B. XVells. Each year Mr. Hermann seems to be able to take about 25 boys, just back from indolent summer vacations and whip them into a well-trained, crack squad which has become the terror of Ottawa Valley and Eastern Quebec school teams. VVe must also thank the school in general for the fine support which they have given the team all vear. ASHBURY vs. ARNPRIOR HIGH SCHOOL Friday, 21st Sept. - VVon 7-1 The first game of the season-we played this one in Arnprior. Both sides played hard, but the ball-handling was careless and there were many fumbles. Hillary ran for the Ashbury T.D. in the second quarter and then added the convert himself. The lone Arnprior point came on a third-quarter rouge. ASHBURY vs. ARNPRIOR HIGH SCHOOL Friday, 28th Sept. - VVon 27-0 The return game with Arnprior started in bright sunshine, but before long it began to rain. The scoring was opened by Simpson, and a few minutes later Charboneau tallied to put Ashbury ahead by two T.D.s. Late in the lst half, Charboneau scored again on a spectacular 97-yard pass and run play. Simpson added another major in the 3rd frame. Hillary converted 3 of the 4 to leave the final score Ashbury 27, Arnprior O. ASHBURY vs. BISHOP'S Saturday, 6th Oct. - Lost 33-14 Although Ashbury played hard, we really could not get going against the hard driving Bishop's team. Our points came on a touchdown by Simpson and a pair of converts and a major by Hillary. ASHBURY vs. ALBERT COLLEGE Saturday, 20th Oct. - XVon 33-7 The highly touted Albert team turned out to be somewhat over- rated. Hillary and Charboneau both scored T.Ds. in the lst quarter, Hillary and Simpson during the 2nd, Albert rallied late in the half, but Draper plunged over for the clincher near the end of the game.