Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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THE ASHBURIAN G!OSl.flg GPIPIH O fl ies Thursday, june 12th, 1969 LEAVING SERVICE For the graduating students, their parents and friends at 2:30 p.m. Conducted by the School Chaplain THE REV. H. GLYN JAMES, M.A., Dip.Theol. in the ASHBURY COLLEGE CHAPEL HYMN 427 - The School Hymn -- He who would valiant be THE NATIONAL ANTHEM OPENING SENTENCES PRAYERS THE LORD'S PRAYER LESSON - The Headmaster PRAYERS AND BENEDICTION HYMN 469 - CPart 25 - Lord dismiss us with thy blessing HO CANADA

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30 THE AsHBUR1AN world was too peaceful to pass up. His legs were now useless, but he was glad to die in this manner. His companion was at the surface for breath as he sank away into the peaceful world of the dead. just before he died he felt himself being carried away to some unknown paradise, content in his death in this world of the peaceful. His companion tried to drag the dead body to the surface, but failed. The body was swept away downstream towards the sea, towards the beautiful, peaceful world of the sea. B. A. Boyd LOVE IN THE SPRING The four eyes looked longingly from the dark interior of the shelt- er. It was a day of indescribable beauty that comes rarely on this planet. The whole body was sleek and warm and tingling to move out into the morning air. VVashed and clean the body stood firm with dignity and pride on the cement floor. The shadow of apple blossoms touched its heart and warmed it. It was spring: no more frigid mornings when effort could hardly start it. All the snow had gone: not a dirty speck of it touched its once crusted body. VVarm rays replaced the coldness of the grey. Sprouts of grass lay on the thick earth, a rug to play on. There were trees that were not there in winter. Then came footsteps, and a shot of excitement lashed its body. A door slammed, a key in -the switch, and a metallic green, 1968 Thunderbird ran slowly out of the garage. I. M. D. SNIITH On a translation by R. Berger of Baudelairels IJHOMME ET LA MER Water's a mirror, old man, And not much good at that VVithout the help of Blosius, Ludofuicus, old man.

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THE ASIIBURIAIN PRIZE GIVING 3:15 p.m. OPENING REMARKS MALCOLM E. GRANT, Esq., CAshbury 1922-19319 Clzctirmcln of the Board of Gave THE HEADMASTER VALEDICTORY WILLIAM HAUGHTON Captain Of the School ADDRESS A.F.C. rnors Dr. JAMES A. GIBSON, M.A., B.Litt., D.PhiI. fOxonI, LL.D. Presic1'ent and Vice-Clzurzcellor of Brock University ACADEMIC PRIZES presented by MRS. J. A. GIBSON THE CHARLES ROWLEY BOOTH MEMORIAL TROPHY presented by MRS. ARNE BLYBERG THE ROBERT GERALD MOORE MEMORIAL PRIZE FOR ENGLISH THE GARY HORNING MEMORIAL SHIELD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING presented by MRS. EDITH MOORE THE MEMORIAL PRIZES, ATHLETIC TROPHIES AND SPECIAL AWARDS presented by the Guest nj Hmmm' DR. JAMES A. GIBSON CLOSING REMARKS -- CHAI Refreslznzents RMAN