Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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X, L- CAM ANDERSON Cam arrived at Ashbury in 1977. He has contributed im- mensely to various aspects of school life such as swimming, rugby, Continuum discussions and, most importantly, doing what he calls Hlooking after the zoo by being a prefect on the second flat. His goal - because of his experience as a boarder? - is a psychology degree at Queen's. Two memories that appeal to him this year are Cal the weekend glass- collecting club, and fbi waking up in june. Your reason and your passion are the rudder and the sails of your seafaring soul... KahlilCibran. LES BElKOSALAl Les, born an Albanian revolutionary, came to Ashbury to be re-programmed in 1974, he says the process has been entirely successful and he intends to take Commerce at Queens He played football and hockey here. lt's been a long time, he says and he suggests that, if you can't go to Miss Westgate, then MacDonald's, The Saucy Noodle or Harvey's will have to do. The song never dies, just the singer. .. The Cooper Brothers BRIAN BAXTER 'R' ' 'ti-me +- T6 Brian comes close to being what you might call a lifer, he came to Ashbury in grade 7. His school sports are football and rugger but his real passion is mountaineering! To this interest he adds the specialty of outdoor living. Brian has shown a talent for drama by performing in Animal Farm and The Crucible and by working as assistant director for the junior play called Taran. His help, says D.D.L., was invaluable. Brian intends, with that marked independence which he has always shown at Ashbury, to take a year off to travel and, of course, to climb. No man who worships education has got the best .out of education . . . Without a gentle contempt for education, no gentleman's education is complete. GK. Chesterton.

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ALEC BOYD Even though this is Alec's first year in Ashbury, he has quickly won the respect of classmates and teachers alike with his good-natured personality. Besides homework, his favourite pastimes are skiing, football, soccer, golf, volleyball and tennis, He helped organize dances including the formal. He plans to attend U.B.C. for Engineering. The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Walter Bagehot. if MIKE BENNETT Michael's particular interest is high finance the is writing a book on the imminent collapse of the economyl and he has had fledgling experience in the Cleaning Company and the Tuckshop to reinforce this interest. His other activities have included time-keeping at football games and chapel serving. Mike is both easy-going and determined: he has a ready smile and is always eager to tell you how to make a profit by ex- changing currencies. We look forward to celebrating the opening of the Bennett Gymnasium lafter your second million, Mikel. Fools say they learn from experience while I have always contrived to learn from others. Lord Bismark. ROSS BROWN Ross yearly distinguishes himself in the Waterloo Mathematics Contest. Not surprisingly, he is aiming for a computer science co-op program with a pure math minor at Waterloo. Ross is on the Board of Stewards and has helped produce the newsheet Information Ashbury. Other jobs in- clude doing the thankless job of the junior School Colour Board, lighting for school plays and proofreading The Ash- burian this accuracy is phenomenall. He particularly enjoys curling competitively, and the team effort lhe's the skipl of beating Ridgemont 5-3 is a personal high point this year. He does not seem to me a free man that does not sometimes do nothing. Cicero. fl-