Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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THE :1SHBL'Rl.-IX M The youngest boys are given ear and rhythmic training bv means of songs, rhythm band, and records. They are encouraged to express their ideas about what they hear. The older boys learn how music came about, by the association of the folli tunes of the dilferent nations, by the recognition of simple musical forms. and bv the studv of the music and lives of the composersg and, when possible, there correlation between this knowledge and a knowledge of geographical and historical backgrounds. lYe hope that next year we shall be able to arrange reeitals by talented young students for the benefit of the whole school. liu-Qxif XX'oonisL'Rx SCHOOL IDAXCLI HIS year's formal was a huge success. Held on April llth in the new Argyle auditorium. it featured lYilf Steabner and his band. For almost a week before the big event, the Prefects had been carefully decorating the hall, and the result was certainly worth all the effort. Catering was done by KIorrison-Lamothe, who transformed the gym into a Parisien cafe with Chinese decor: Xlany small tables were scattered about and decorated with Ashbury centre-pieces. It had been feared that moving the formal back from the Country Club to the School would detract from the event, but these fears proved groundless. Needless to say, the dance was the best ever held at the School, and a great deal of credit must go to the organizers, and decorators who made the night so successful. OUR REPRESENT.-X'I'lX'ES XYITH ONTARIO JUNIOR Xl Powell Ig Arnold I.

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'I' H If .-15 H I3 U R I .fl X 3, OFFICERS 8 N.C.U's. Back Row: R. J. V. Howland. R. Hutcheon, R. B. Bruce. C. Chaxnard. H. B. Mackenzie, R. Al. B. York. 1. Powell. A. D. Al. Oosterbaan, R. G. Xloore. R. F. Leroy, T. H. Alerrett, P. T. Rowe. .lliddle Roar: C. SfSgt. D. H. Ross. C. Sgt. j. S. Rowan-Legg, A. UI. Sugden. C. Lt. j. A. E. Arnold, D. j. B. Sutherland. XV. G. Gale. C.FSgt. P. D. Brodliead. C. Sgt. G. S. Webster. C. Sgt. j. B. Springer. C. Sgt. P. H. lnce. Ff071t R0-US: C. AVOZ Al. B. Kirby. C. Lt. R. Southam. C. l.t. Y. B. Rivers. C. Lt. F. A. Reid. C. Capt. Al. XV. Sutherland. C Klaior B. P. Hinev. Lieut. j. Xl. P. Rees, RCN1Rl, C. Capt. Al. A. XV. Berridge. C. Lt. F. N. Pretula, C. l.t. D. j. Flam, C. Lt. R. D. Lackey, C. Sgt. A. J. Rivero. D. C. Sgt. C. XY. Tucker, C. Sgt. P. H. Cotton. CADET INSPECTICN s a fitting culmination to a year of hard work. No. 137. Ashbury College Cadet Corps, was reviewed this year by Lieut. General H. D. Graham, C.B.E.. D.S.O., C.D. On Alay 15. with all the pomp and pageantry befitting a traditional military march-past. the Corps. under the able leadership of C Alaior Bruce Hiney. paraded before several hundred spectators. The weather was very favourable. and the sun shone brightly on the uniforms of the Guard of llonour and the Canadian Guard's Band. providing gay splashes of colour which added to the impressiveness of this annual affair. After the inspection of the Guard of Honour and the Corps by Lieut. General Graham. the cadets marched past the reviewing stand. first in column of platoons. and then in column of route. The Corps having advanced in Review Order. the Flag Party marched off. followed by the rest of the cadets.