Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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fps IOHN LUND john has really come into his own this year. As editor of this yearbook it was he who decided on our distinctive divider pages, indeed, the design of the magazine is his and shows an increased consistency and artistic standard over previous years. john has also left his mark by performing over the years in The journey by Eva Garbary, Animal Farm fadapted by D.D,L.J, Unman, Wittering and Zigo by Giles Cooper and The Crucible by Arthur Miller. This year he has served on the Outreach Committee. In his seven years at Ashbury john has enjoyed soccer, softball, broomball, curling and sailing, He has also invented his own simulation games. At university he hopes to take economics, journalism and drama. A varied career all round! . . . You may never understand How the stranger is inspired But he isn't always evil And he isn't always wrong.. Billyloel CHRIS MONTERO Chris came to Ashbury for the first time last year. He was born in Ecuador and after six years in Germany moved to Canada. As a result he speaks Spanish, German and English fluently. He enjoys soccer and was on the first team in the Fall. Where he will go on from here, he is not sure of yet, but whatever he does, we wish him the best. W an GORDON MCLEAN 'fzfbh xl 77 After being born in Montreal, Quebec, Gordon came to the school in '74. Being a rough and ready guy he enjoys rugby and football with skiing on the side. His favourite hobby is playing trouble, and not the game with a pop-a-matik. Gordon can't wait 'till the barbecue, so he can stuff himself, and Closing Day because this is where it ends . His philosophy of life can be briefly stated with the quotation by Ian Druny which simply states: Sex, drugs and Rock and Roll. And if you're taken in by all this macho talk, turn to last year's Ashburian and read some poetry he wrote. A complex and sensitive guy whom we'll miss!

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SHAWN LAVERY Shawn came to Ashbury in September of 1972 for grade 7. While he enjoys football, basketball and cross-country skiing, he is better known for his academic achievements. Because of his size, which is in no way lacking, he played on the first football team, although this year he managed the team, Outside the academic field Shawn's activities are limited, but he does enjoy dances and the like. Next year he plans to got to Western Ontario to study accounting or possibly law. As parting word he leaves us with the following: Life, my son, is like a chess match. Each move must be carefully considered, and its long-term implications weighed against .1 , ., Vi 617 , .L ,wc ,. .K .K xvwg., MICHAEL LOWDER reality. A Father's advice to his son, on his 78th birthday. . . . i . YJ, IAN KAYSER Ian has been at Ashbury for a number of years. His talent on the football field has won him a place on the first football team for the last three years Besides football, lan tosses a mean javelin which made him one of the best in past Provincial competitions. Along with his prefect duties, lan was on the dance committee. His future is not certain as yet, but wherever he finds himself, we wish him the best of luck. Michael was born in Bedford, England and first came to Ashbury in the fall of '77, He seems to like lots of action as he loves downhill skiing, drag racing and road racing, not necessarily in that order. He is not sure where he will go on from here or what he will do, but wherever the winds take him, we wish him lots of success. 21

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IAN MORTON Ian came to Ashbury way back in '73, He enjoys squash, golf and swimming and does quite well in them. Ian has some talent for acting as can be seen from the school plays he has been in. He is also a part-time debater, a talent that does not surprise Mr. Niles who mentions Ian's innate talent for metaphysical distinctions in the Theory of Knowledge class. llM MOORE jim joined us in '74 and has, he says, wandered about the halls in a stupor ever since. He enjoys baseball, downhill skiing and has a vicious toe-kick in league soccer. Next year he will go to Queen's to take engineering. lim leaves Ashbury knowing- exactly what-nobody is sure of. Why he chose the following quotation by Michel Eyquem de Montaigne is beyond the scope of this publication, but here goes: The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them. Right on, jim! Frank was born in Wakefield, Quebec and entered grade 11 in '76. This year he was on the Board of Stewards and joined Mr. Hinnell's class for unique ldisadvantagedl mathematical geniuses. Anyway, he plays soccer, tennis, and, strange fellow, enjoys jogging. Next September he hopes to go to McGill University to take either engineering or basketweaving. The most important thing he learned at Ashbury, he says, is tolerance of other people and how to accept things as they are. Wanderers in that happy valley through two luminous windows saw spirits moving musically to a lute's well-tuned law,' Round about a throne, where sitting in state his glory well befitting, the ruler of the realm was seen. Edgar Allan Poe. , , GM Eff fi LSA 'af ,, 5 fi..