Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Though only his second year, Ewan has provided the school with his excellent leadership abilities as Head Boy. Besides this honour, Ewan has been Captain of the First Hockey Team KMVP award winneri, is on the Board of Stewards and the Project 4000 Committee. Besides hockey, Ewan has also been on the First Soccer and First Football Teams and enjoys baseball as well. His highlights of his 2 year stint at the school include living at the Anderson house and receiving moral advice, winning the L.C.C. Tournament and helping with the donation to the Childrens' Village in jamaica. Ewan likes the school, even though there is room for improvement, but feels that there should be less work and more social events to stimulate spirit and lasting friendship, a very good point. Next year Ewan is attending McGill to study Business and Economics. EWAN ABBOTT A five year veteran of the school, Tony has added much to the boarding life where his quiet and unpretentious skill on the guitar the prefers the classicall define the man well and are much appreciated by his fellow boarders. He was also an avid participant in the Rostrum Society and Continuum revealing a penchant for ideas that should, after he has gone to U of T to take Science, result in that rare phenomenon - a well-rounded scientist. Prudery is the same as ribaldry, C.B.S. ANDY ASSAD 16 TONY ALMUDEVAR Andy has good memories of hockey, football and softball - in each of which he has left his mark. He is a member of the Science Club and practices meditation. He says that three things highlight his experience at Ashbury. They are: C11 winning a merit award in grade 10, KZJ winning the cham- pionship while on the Second Football Team, and i3J being chosen as a prefect. Next year Andy will attend Algonquin for a future career with the R.C.M.P. One of his written comments might well stand as a suitable quotation for him: The pride of graduating is good enough.

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Arash, a.k.a. Hashish or Zeke has been at Ashbury for 3 years during which time his sense of humour and his steadiness have won him many friends. He will forgive reference to the saying which brought him immortality in one of Mr. Nile's classes in his first year, Mr. Niles had, during a lecture of which Arash must have understood only a little, mentioned the Prophet Mohammed - whereupon Zeke triumphantly interrupted with: Oh, yes, Sir - l know him. He was a camel jockey! End of lecture. Arash played First Soccer with great dedication. He leaves us to take Engineering at Toron.to. DAVID BEEDAL Dave is the easy-going type who gets along with everybody. He enjoys softball, soccer, track and hockey, but eats, sleeps and breathes cross-country skiing. He has been Captain of Skiing for the last two years and excells at the sport, as his ARASH AZADEH many trophies and medals can prove. Academically Dave is also very sound, hoping to be an Ontario scholar at the end of the year. Because of all these characteristics, he was chosen a monitor in the lunior School and a prefect in the Senior. His highlights include loosing a tooth in grade 8, getting a Saturday in grade 6 and forgetting his ski boots at an im- portant ski meet. The books that had the greatest influence on him include the latin book Mr. Sherwood hit him with. Dave's criticism of the school include the fact that the school is very set in its way. His suggestion is that the graduates should plant seedlings in the football field. They could watch them grow over the years. The results are twofold, not only would the DAVID BEEDELL , graduates be contributing to the betterment of the school, but they would also increase the educational level by curtailing the school's football program. Anyway, here's to you Dave! Man could have been what he made himself, but usually was what he didn 't. Earth Report. This is Professor Bien's first year and his ability to do calculus is already a legend. On the soccer field he changes nicknames becoming 'The Hong-Kong Horror' or 'Kamikazif He also CHARLES BIEN I7