Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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THE ASHHLVRIAN 71 addressed a few words to them. remarking that thev were carrying on in the fine tradition set by previous Ashbury College Cadet Corps . The afternoon was brought to a close with the presentation of awards to several outstanding cadets and the playing of God Save the Queen . AXYARIJS Commanding OHicer's Award: C!Xlaior li. lliney Most Conscientious N.C.O.: CfSgt. P. D. Brodhead Most Valuable Officer: Cflaeut. il. Arnold Most Promising Recruit: Cadet C. O'Brien Strathcona Trust Best Shot Crest: Cfl.ieut. R. Lackey Runner Up: CfLieut. V. Rivers CADET SHOOTING The school cadet corps participated in the Youth of the Empire shooting competition, competing against all other cadet corps commonwealth. Eighty boys from Ashbury took part and an average score of 79.52. This Hgure gave us 30th position the Canadian entries which is quite a creditable performance. Individual awards are as follows:- 7 marksmen C9033 and overj. 11 lst class shots C85-90225. Highest individual score went to XVO. 2 Lackey - 97 32. in the gained fllllflllg The corps also entered the R.M.C. Shooting Competition but is still awaiting final results of this. R.-IA. Cadet Major Bruce P. Hinev: Col. G. G. Aldous, Xl.C: Mr. Perry: Lt. Gen. .-X. D. Graham. Chief of General Staff.

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THE ASHBURIAN 31 ports Section FO OT B ALL F1RsT TEAM 1,'1'HoUGH the record of this year's first team was not quite as excellent as the records of the teams of the past three years, we did manage to win the B.C.S. Old Boys' Trophy for the fifth consecutive year by blanking B.C.S. in an exciting game by a 7-U score. The second B.C.S. game and the L.C.C. game were both cancelled this year due to the widespread attacks of the flu. The team won 4 out of seven games this season, the losses in- flicted by the Old Boys, Nepean Seniors and Arnprior Seniors. The victories, beside the Bishops win, included a decisive one over Lake- field, and a double victory against Stanstead. At this oint a tribute should be aid to our coach, Mr. C. B. P P an ' aa ' w Tiny Hermann, to Whom a great deal of the credit for our success must go. In the Hve years that Mr. Hermann has coached the Senior team at Ashbury, we have won 29 games in 36 starts. This is quite an outstanding record in any class of football. The thanks of the team also go to Mr. F. E. Macintyre, our faithful assistant coach this year. 1 . Ist Quarter: ARNPRIOR at ASHBURY September 28th - Lost 30-1 3'rd Quarter: Ashbury - Rouge - Berridge Arnprior - TD Brennan Arnprior - T.D. Brennan Arnprior - TD Doze Znd Quarter: -ltb Quarter: No Score Arnprior - T.D. - Adams Arnprior - T.D Brennan 2. STANSTE.-XD at ASHBURY October Sth - XYon 19-0 Ist Quarter: ,ird Quarter: Ashbury - T.D. Moffatt Ashbury - T.D. -A Nlofifatt 2nd Quarter: -ltb Qzmrterz Ashbury - T.D. - Rowan-Legg No Score Ashbury - Conv. - Robinson