Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Y' t TROPHIES AND SPI-ICIAL AWARDS: PRI-ISI-IN'l'HD BY 'l'lll-I lll-Q -KIJNI XS'l'liR The Boarder's Shield: For the xenior whool ho4tr'tlet'. xshme eorrtitttt .mtl elltnl true tlone the nrmt lu enltrnn .-Mltbury Michael Bennett The Wilson Shield: l ot'Sen1ot'ntter-ltouxeetnnpetttton Stephen .lgty ttntl George Nlelienngt fitirullllltllllx XX .tttltt-tttlw ll--nw l The Charles Rowley Booth Trophy: lfor the greatest ttehietetnent tn NL lt--l.nxInp .mtl .nhletttw an Ye.tr 4 tflmde I t I Clermont Yeilleux We-lwstet'X lileltotmry .tnti lrttplty The Southam Cupi For the greatest nehiexetnent in xeholgtrxhip and ttthlettex tn H e.n 5 tfitqtde IM 1. Jeffrey Beedell Wehsterk IJtetnon.try .tnti lrophy l l The Nelson Shield: Captain ofthe Sehool Jeffrey Beedell I The Governor-GeneraI's Medal: D1tvidSingh 9 l A .-. A I i t N I-tnnx

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THE LADIES' GUILD MERIT AWARDS: FOR DILIGENCE, EFFORT, AND IMPROVEMENT PRESENTED BY MRS G. ALLAN HARRIS, PRESIDENT OF THE LADIES' GUILD Year l Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Mark Dale Joseph Chin Shawn Verhey John Francis George McKenna THE MEMORIAL PRIZES: PRESENTED BY MRS. STANFIELD The A. B. Belcher Memorial Prize for Short Story Competition Julian Longsxx orth The Intruders The Snelgrove Memorial Prize for Middle School Mathematics - Years l SL 2 Ross Brown This was the North and Elements ofCalculus I8 Richard Sellers receives the year 3 History Prize The Adam Podhradsky Memorial Prize for Modern History - Year 3 Richard Sellers The English The Fiorenza Drew Memorial Prize for French - Year 4 Gad Perry Micro Robert The Robert Gerald Moore Memorial Prize for English - Year 4 lain Johnston Longman's 20th Century Literature The Gary Horning Memorial Shield for Senior Public Speaking Phlip Sellers Encyclopedia of Fish The Hon. George Drew Memorial Prize for Advanced English - Year 5 lan Higgins Secular Scripture The Ekes Memorial Prize for Physics - Year 5 David Singh Life Before Man

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FORUM FOR YOUNG CANADIANS The Forum for Young Canadians w as conceived. developed and finally inau- gurated in Nlarch 1976 at Ashbury College. For two weeks during the regular winter break the School was home for a new. unique and quite remarkable educational programme. On Saturday. 13th March. 100 stu- dents aged I6 and I7 selected by high schools in all the Provinces and Ter- ritories moxed in for an intensive week of working together on a detailed study of the dynamics of government . One week later the first hundred were re- placed by a similar group and the programme was repeated. Two more courses are scheduled for June IQ76 and the programme is planned to continue in the future adjusted according to experi- ence. Sessions during the day s took place in committee rooms in the Parliament 20 The halls of power Buildings. in the National Conference Centre and at the National Defence Medical Centre. In the evenings the meetings were at Ashbury. Thirty per- cent of the students were French- speaking and all sessions. including those at the College. were covered by simultaneous interpretation. Speakers came front Cabinet - Mitchell Sharp. Warren Allmand. Jean Marchand. the Speakers of the Senate and the House of Commons tHon. Renaud Lapointe and James Jeromel. Parliamentarians including Senator Eugene Forsey. Flora Macdonald. John Turner. Walter Baker. Ed Broadbent. Herb Gray. Stanley Knowles. J. J. Blais. Senator David Croll. Senator Louis Robichaud. Donald Munroe. Cyril Syme. Perrin Beatty. Mark McGuigan. and Gordon Fairweather. Leading public servants such as John Carson. Chairman. Public Service Commission. Jean-Marc Hatnel. the Chief Electoral officer. Gordon Robertson. Secretary to the Photos by Rimkus Cabinet for Federal-Provincial Rela- tions. Edgar Gallant, Chairman. Na- tional Capital Commission and Blair Seabom. Deputy Minister of the Envi- ronment took part. Antonio Lamer. Chairman. the Law Reform Commission and his Colleague, Gerard Laforest spoke about the Courts. Clive Baxter and J. NL Poliquin on the Media. Michael Meighen and Senator Gil Molgat on political parties: A. J. de Granpre. President of Bell Canada and Sam Hughes. Executive Director Canadian Chamber of Commerce explained the role of business in determining public policy. and Shirley Carr and Julien Major. Vice Presidents of the Canadian Labour Congress gave the stand of Labour. Panels of minority group rep- resenatives included Carl Taylor. Vicki Santana. Raymond Boyer. Valerie Assenewe-Bristow. From the Sunday morning Chapel Service tconducted by M.P.'s David Macdonald and Alex Patterson. both of