Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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WOOLLCOMBE HOUSE Brett came to Ashbury in grade 7 and had a very successful Junior School career, he has had an equally enjoyable time in the Senior School, culminating in his being Head Prefect this year. His first love is, perhaps, soccer where he locates the highlight of winning the I.C.C. Soccer Tournament last fall. Friends say that Brett has performed his various roles with integrity and perception. He suggests that Ashbury should 'push' academic standards even higher than they are and warns that we must avoid becoming too isolated from 'real' life. He asks us to remember that What you are, so is your world. BRETT NAISBY Mohammad says that he is a survivorg he gets no medal for it but, as a boarder, he has endured Ashbury food since 1979 - in his opinion a sterling record. In a more serious vein, he has played both soccer and football and has performed well for the school in track and field. He is happy to graduate with the project of at- tending U. of T. for Science next fall. A quote from Thoreau's Walden best sums up his wry sense of things: A stereotyped but unconscious despair is concealed even under what are called the games and amusements of mankind. FRANK ASHWORTH Frank has been at Ashbury for five years and considers the highlight of his education to be his seminar on elephant physiology in Geography class. His varied sports include hockey, football and softballg he was also considered by his teammates to be the driving force behind the basketball team. Next year, Frank hopes to attend McGill to study science and recreation. Frank's fond memories of Ashbury centre upon his ceaseless pursuit of a balanced diet, both at lunch time and at midnight. Finally, he feels his greatest ac- complishment at the school is that he completed five years on the Ashbury boarding flats. He is impressed with the following quote from Henry Adams: Nothing in education is so astonishing as the amount of ignorance it accumulates in inert facts.