Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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24 THE ASI-IBURIAN M. E. BRAY, Reg.N. School Nurse 1952-66 Miss M. E. BRAY, Reg.N., after 14 years of administering pills and potions to the students and coping with the absentee lists and 101 other items has decided to attend Ottawa University and take the Public Health Course. li. TED MARSHALL TBD illARSll.-XI,I, - Cricket enthusiast, Tuck Shop operator and all round useful man at School functions has taken up new quarters at Ridley.

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ll'lI If AS ll If L'Rl.-IX 1, IDR. C. K. ROXY.-XX-LEGG For 16 years. DR. C. li. Rowax-Liioo has faithfully attended Ash- bury' Students with aches and pains. and been a master of diagnosis. We have survived the usual rash of Childrens diseases and a number of more complicated ailments. XYhen it has come to broken bones our surgeon Dk. C. B. Piimlii has iitted them back into the right places and done a iirst class job. Dr. Rowan-Legg can probably lay claim to the distinction of sticking more needles into young land oldb people than most doctors. Last year alone he rammed home 17,000 needles into willing or unwilling Ottawa students. If one considers the number of years he has been at it the resultant needle work in the numerical sense is astronomic. The School has been most fortunate in having two such colourful and capable doctors to look after the health of our Students.

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l :- THE ASHBURIAN M A-.. .ga Q-A V .Q', 'fl , . an as fi HARRY VVEATH ERI .Y A tribute to our little HARRY XYr3A'rHER1.x', born 1884 who has been a quiet and humorous worker around the School for years. Harrv resides in his own little suite down bv the Boiler Room. RIT.-X AND EDDIE HFYDRIKS In the Housekeeping Department. Ennis: X R1 IA ll isximiks have kept things going - broken pipes, grounds. housework and dining room are merely some of their responsibilities. And to those who work for them a word of thanks.