Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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26 THE ASHBURIAN ,li iw f .J 3 M5 llill,l, 7?' NNUAL CERE QNIAL INSPECTIO TRAINING The training programme for cadets during the past year has under- gone a change in emphasis if not in content. From the old-time programme of drill, drill, and then more drill, we switched this year to a greater variety of subjects, including visits to the new VVar Museum on Sussex Street and the Air Museum at Rockcliffe. These trips proved to be quite popular and opened the eyes of our younger cadets. Some interesting lectures were heard, including one by our own Mr. Byford on lixplosives. Mr. Byford is something of an expert in this lield and certainly made the cadets sit up and take notice. The movie selection this year was slanted towards the various modes of transportation in the services and was of interest to most cadets. The pieces de resistance, however, proved to be the occasions when the corps took to tactical exercises in the snow. These were conducted with great gusto and high spirits, at least by the more hardy types! Of course, there was still some drill to be done, and a good deal of noise-making by the band before the big day arrived.

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28 THEASHBURIAN TI-IE BAND - MAY, 1968 Bark Roms: D. D. Peterson, D. Y. Ku, .-X. A. Johnston, R. V. Glickman, R. Barrios, J. H. Fenton, Y. H. Kim, -I. R. M. Tyas. Front Row: M. L. Peterson, J. B. McColl, A. E. Fogel, A. Guindi, D. j. Kelly CDrum Majorl. R. Van, XV. K. L. Dawson, P. G. Parker, R. J. C. Phillips. CICRENIONIAL INSPECTION All was in readiness for the main event of the school year. The Cadet Corps, reduced by one platoon from former years, was formed up on the parade grounds awaiting the arrival of the Inspecting Officer, Major-General R. P. Rothschild, at 2 p.m. The many spectators had settled on the bank in anticipation of the start of the afternoons proceedings. As per schedule, the Nlaior-General met the Headmaster on the front lawn and inspected the Guard of Honour. The inspecting party then made their way on to the parade ground, taking a General Salute. Cadet Major R. Nlillar introduced himself and invited the General to inspect the Corps. The afternoons programme was now oflicially under way. After the inspection, permission was granted to carry on with the ceremonial part of the parade, whereupon the Corps, under the Cadet .Nlajor's command, moved to the right in threes . The Corps marched past in Column and in Column of Route. to the playing of the School Band. It may he noted that this was the first year the hand had played throughout the Ceremonial. Under the direction of the Chief Instruc- tor, they did a praiseworthy ioh and are to he warmly congratulated.