Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

Page 22 text:

WAYNE CHODIKOFF Wayne has handled his duties as head prefect with quiet tact and good grace, he knows how to stay cool under fire, a quality that will serve him well in the doctoring he hopes to do after University of Toronto. In addition to all this, he still is a top student while doing some debating, cycling, skiing, soccer, squash and tennis. All at once? Anyway, it all goes to prove: Good things come in small packages. lEAN-CASTON DESCOTEAUX lean-Caston's two year career at Ashbury has been a highly successful one indeed. He has amassed an impressive list of accomplishments as a member of the hockey team, the Board of Stewards and the Prefects, 1-G is heading for Ottawa University before going on for medicine. We trust that those long hours breeding fruit flies in Mr. Varley's lab will pay off! lf l-Cs perseverance in the face of flying pucks, un- cooperative flies and tons of functions homework is any in- dication, he shouldn't have any problems in attaining his goa s. Let the truth of love be lighted, Let the love of truth shine clear: Sensibility Armed with sense and liberty,,With the heart and mind united ln a single perfect sphere. ri 'M-..-W. 18 QL- , W NARIMAN ESLOMIAN Nariman is one of the quieter boarders of the school. He was born in Iran and is reputed to be the long, lost cousin six times removed of the Shah, and came to Ashbury in September of '77. Nariman enjoys swimming, wrestling and skiing, and when tired he likes a good game of chess. After graduating from grade 13 he will move on to Ottawa 'U' to study computer sciences.

Page 21 text:

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-

Page 23 text:

jUSTIN FOCARTY justin came to Ashbury in 1973, and has never looked back ialthough we havelj. justin ialias Bog Irishman , Dick Decent , etc.j has actively pursued a variety of sports, in- cluding football, tennis, alpine skiing, and dancing. When he has to, he finds time to continue his studies. justin hopes to take economics at Ottawa U. next year, with an eye towards a future Law career t possibly at the Robert Redford School for the Hopelessly Good-looking j. What he remembers most about his last year at Ashbury are his duties as a Prefect and the fellowship of the Year 5 students. His graduation will mark the passage of another chapter in the Ashbury College Book of Unique Personalities! It is only prudent not to place complete confidence in that by f T which I ha ve once been deceived. Rene Descarte. 'TT lOEL CALLAMAN msyi 'Q ' TIM FORQUMAR An eight year veteran of the school, Tim has been a colourful member of the graduating class. He combines athletic skill and toughness with a genuine good humour that enables him to get on with everyone. His football and hockey exploits are recorded elsewhere in this magazine. When I die, they say l'll go to heaven! But I would rather go where my friends are. joel first came to Ashbury in 1974 and has prospered as a senior member of the boarding community. joel's myriad extracurricular activities have given him a reputation of great ability at everything he does, he enjoys football, tennis, water- skiing, alpine skiing, baseball and fishing, and cuts a fine figure on the dance floor. The high point of each week, for the boarders at least, may well have been joel blow-drying his hair, who is to say what the impact of this ritual was on the awed crowd of assembled yokels? He intends to take an arts course at either McGill or Concordia and would like to study fashion in New York after that. I would like to know what this whole show is all about before its out. Piet Hein.