Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

Page 31 text:

THEASHBURIAX 29 l'S:iz,',4 --qi 1- z? .ff!.,. Iipffkilnie' :-.1- Civ --We .ir a+- gt -'IL- '- -,.'f x, 7' ...fat-',fa-f,. . Lf-s.-. . -'-9- 'Aff' S a. be . :f'4f,'?g'firZ, 3gf1-gg f ws. . , .P '11 ' :bfQ?.'Y a 'fQ'J! ' Lf 'lk OFFICFRS AND N.C.O.'s - HAY. 1968 Back R0-tc: CfI.t. NI. D. VVennberg. C!Sgt. D. NlcXaughton, C iSfSgt. G. R. Cairns. CfSgt. D. XI. P. Durrett. Cf'Lt. D. Berger. Front Rau: C Lt. C. H. Aboud, CIN Lt. R. G. Evans. C Xlai. R. bl. Nlillar. Lt. Col. XY. A. Joyce. C .rf' YYO. 2 D. Watts. C Capt. I. D. Mackenzie. C Lt. T. F. Baldwin. The march pasts having been completed. the 2 ifc. Captain l. D. Mackenzie. turned the parade over to the Xlaior. Following the Advance in Review Order and the Marching Ulf of the Flags. the Nlajor turned the parade over to the 2 ifc. ending the formal part of the after- noon. Demonstrations were to follow. i The gallery was entertained by a well-disciplined Precision Drill Squad. under the direction of Cadet Lieutenant C. Aboud. Next was the Band. which performed two or three numbers. under the leadership of Drum Klajor D. Kelly. After the Band. the Tactics Squad. under the supervision of Lieutenant ul. Fudakowski. proceeded to thrill the spectators with a mock battle. where an enemy otlicer was captured and first aid was applied to the wounded attackers. Finally. to conclude the demonstrations. the combined junior and Senior Ciym Teams went through various exercises. some of which included neclt-springs. head- springs. and somersaults. using the horse and parallel bars. As a climax to the afternoon. the Company formed the traditional Hollow Square and listened to a few words of wisdom from General Rothschild. He said that we should strive to know something about everything rather than everything about something. a timely warning

Page 30 text:

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.

Page 32 text:

30 THE ASHBURIAN THE HONOUR GUARD - MAY, 1968 Back Row: R. Paterson, R. B. Goldie, R. A. McArthur, M. Mulaner, W. H. Haughton, j. C. R. Turton, K. B. Kennedy. P. G. Loftus. Front Row: R. A. Epps, J. G. Macdonald, P. C. Smith, R. H. Armitage, C!Lt. C. ll. Ahoud, CfSgt. VV. D. D. Smith, H. E. Janke, C. E. Barnes. R. Chivers. in this age of increasing specialization. After this, the General gave out the awards, and the afternoon came to a close. CADEI' AWARDS - 1968 Commanding Officer Best Platoon Best Officer Best NCD Best Bandsman Most Promising Recruit Cadet Xlajor R. bl. Millar No. 2 Pltn fCadet Lieut. T. F. Baldwinj Cadet Lieutenant R. G. Evans Cadet NYO. 2 il. D. Watts Cadet A. A. Johnston Cadet XV. J. Groom