Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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JUNIOR SCHOOL M.H.E. Sherwood, B.A. iCarletonJ, M.Ed. CMassachusettJ . . . Director ofthe Junior School J.L. Beedell, B.Sc. tCarletonJ, O.T.C. N.J. Discombe, B.Sc. tSussexJ, Cert. Ed. tSussexJ, Dip. Film Prod. tAlgonquiny, O.T.C. R.K. Bercuson, B.A. tLoyolaJ, B.Ed. tMcGillJ B. Herique, B.A.s fNancyJ J.H. Humphreys Leslie Leachman, B.A. CQueen'sJ, T.T. tU.B.C.J, O.T.C. P.M. McLean, Dip. Mus. Ed. 1R.S.A.M.J . . . Junior Boarding Housemaster D.C. Polk, B.A. tCarletonJ, B.Ed. tOttawaJ, O.T.C. D.L. Polk, A.B. tDartmouthJ G.H. Simpson, B.A. tCarleton7, B.Ed. tOttawaJ T.G. Street, B.A. tOttawaJ, O.T.C. J.N. Valentine, B.A. tManitobaJ, Cert. Ed. tO.T.C.b 1 11 . Q .sh f.x I 1 . ADMINISTRATION Mrs. D.L. Angus, R.N .... ....... S chool Nurse Mrs. J. Armstrong .... .... A ssistant Librarian Miss G.A. Dudkoff . . . ........... Bookkeeper Mrs. J.C. Gensey .... .... H eadmaster's Secretary Miss P. Jessop ...... . . . ReceptionistfSecretary Mrs. M. Kane ....... ............ S eamstress Miss. S. McKay, R.N. ...... Assistant School Nurse Mrs. B.M. Miller .... Q ............ Alumni Office A. Morrison, C.D. . . Supervisor ofSupport Services W. Nash ....... ........... C atering Manager Mrs. G. Orme . . . ...... Receptionist!Secretary Mrs. E.V. Pride . . . . . . Head ofAccounts Section Mrs. L.J. Pride ..... ............. B ookkeeper Mrs. B. Tass ......... ........ O ltice Manager Mrs. M.A. Valiquette .... ............ S ecretary Mrs. N. Williams ..... . . . Junior School Matron PHYSICIANS Dr. K.D. Jones, M.D. Dr. M.C. MacLaren, M.D.

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STAFF 119841855 .-X.Nl. Nlacoun. M.A. tOxon.J ........ Headmaster C.l.lf. Yokes, CD. .................... Bursar Rex. E.E. Green, B.A. tTorontol, L.Th., B.D. Chaplain R.D. Rice B.A. tlrcntl .... ........ L ibrarian SENIOR SCHOOL Glenna Allen, B.A. tHons.J tWaterlooJ, B.Ed. tWesternJ R.J. Anderson, C.D., Army P.T. School tU.K.J, Director ol' Athletics D.J. Brookes, C.D., B.A. tCarletonl, Royal Military School ot' Music H.H. Carter, B.A. tHons.J tTorontoJ, M.A. tTorontoJ l. Deakin, B.A. tHons.l, B.Ed. tOueen'l Almut Fleuriau-Chateau, B.A. tHons.J tLeicesterJ, M.A. tCarletonJ R.J. Coles, B.A. tCarletonl, B.Ed. tQueen'sJ, O.T.C. D.L. Conrad, B.A. tHons.l tOttawaJ, M.A., Dip. Ed. tMcOilll, O.T.C. Q.T.C .... Assistant Housemaster, Director of The Asliburian. R.l. Gray, B.P.E. tHons.J tOttawaJ, B.Ed. tQueen's7, O.T.C. R.A.L Hinnell, B.Sc. tHonsJ tBristolJ, Cert. Ed. tBristol7, O.T.C .... Director ofStudies D.E. Hopkins, B.Sc. tHons.l tHulll, Ph.D. tHullJ, O.T.C .... Head ofScience M.E. Jansen, B.A. tCarletonl, Dip. Ed. tLondonJ, O.T.C .... International Baccalaureate Coordinator Jane A. Kennedy, B.A. tMount St. Vincent! . . Dean of Women M.P. Landry, B.A. tCarletonl, B.Ed. tTorontoJ, O.T.C. Assistant Housemaster O.J.E. Lemele, Lic. Es-Lettres tParisl . . . Head of Modern Languages, On Sabbatical l984!85 Therese Lemele, Lic. Es-Lettres tParisl D.D. Lister, A.B. tHons.l tPrincetonJ, M.A. tYorkl, O.T.C. P.Ci. MacFarlane, B.A. tCarletonJ, B.Ed. tQueen'sl, O.T.C. Marian McLean, B.Ed., B.Mus tHons.l tWesternD D.Ci. Morris, B.A. tHons.J tTorontol, M.A. tEssexJ P.E. Ostrom, B.A. tOueen'sl B.P.H.E. tQueen,sJ, B.Ed. tQueen'sJ, O.T.C. M.A. Pelletier, Brev.A.tM.l.O.J, Bacc. En Ped. tlsavall, L.Es.L. tLavall, M.Es.A. tU.Q.U.A.M.J, O.T.C. M.H. Penton, B.A. tCarletonJ, O.T.C .... Boarding Housemaster H.J. Robertson, B.A. tRhodesJ, M.A. tOttawaJ, H.P. T.C. tPaarlJ, O.T.C. W.E. Stableford, B.A. tWesternJ, Dip. Ed. tWesternJ, O.T.C., Head of Mathematics Lionel Tanod, M.A. CMcMasterl . . . Director of Music O.Ci. Thomas, B.A. tHor1s.J, M.A. tBishop'sJ . . . Director ofCiuidance C-.R. Varley, B.A. tConcordial, O.T.C. . Housemaster Mary Ann Varley, B.A. tConcordiaD, O.T.C. P.H. Weintrager, B.A. tBishop'sl, O.T.C. D.R. Wilson, B.Sc. tHons.J tQueen's, Belfastj, O.T.C. Alison Wright, B.A. tHons.J tKingston Art College, U.K.J E.W. Zrudlo, M.A. tCarletonJ . . . Head of English

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Mr. Ian Deakin Miss Marian McLean Miss Glenna Allen .lllss Glenna .-lllen vv ent to Catnp- bellford District High School where she distinguished herself as a member of the High School Honour Society for five years, and as Class Valedictorian in her final yeart1979J. She went on to graduate with an honours degree in Mathetnatics as well as a B.Ed. from the Universities of Waterloo and Western Ontario, respectively. Glenna is proficient in computers and in piano, has helped to coach volleyball and enjoys a wide variety of other activities. Mr. Richard Bercuson Mr. Ritlzard K. Bercuson attended Lower Canada College from 1960-70, then Loyola College for a B.A., with a major in Economics, and subsequently spent two years at McGill, earning a B.Ed. with a major in Physical Education. He has taught Mathematics and Physical Education at Weston School for three years as well as being yearbook co-advisor, a member of Special Com- mittees on Admissions and Awards, and the creator and organizer of an advanced physical education and outdoor education program. Richard was Head of Mathematics at Weston in 1983-84. Since 1971, he has coached a wide variety of hockey teams frotn Pee-Wee to Varsity levels: he was, for example, Assistant Coach of the Concordia University Stingers last year. He is a free-lance writer not only in sports tthe Gazette, the Sttnday Expresst btit also in short stories - in which form he particularly enjoys writing satire. He is married and has two children. Mr. lan Deakin graduated from Queen's University in May 1984 with a B.Ed., after receiving his B.A. tHonoursJ in Economics and Politics. He attended Smith's Falls D.C.1. where he Captained the Alpine Ski Team which won E.O.S.S.A. Championships from 1976- 78. At Queen's, lan concentrated almost exclusively upon playing Varsity Football for four years and was Captain in his final year. He says he is happy now to be able to consider other interests such as bade minton, volleyball, track and, of course, skiing. Mr. Deakin is teaching Economics in place of Mr. Landon Williamson who has retired from the fray, temporarily, for family reasons. M. Benoit I-Ierique Mr. b'?I10iI Herique is fluent in French, English and German and has degrees in Education, Journalism and Theatre from the University of Nancy where he earned B.A.'s both in English and in French Linguistics. He is highly qualified to teach Life Saving and is competent in a wide variety of water sports such as sailing, wind-surfing, scuba and kayaking. Most immediately, Ben comes to us from Saint Michae-l's University School, Victoria, B.C., where, in addition to his teaching duties, he was Senior Resident Housemaster and coach of soccer, swimming and rugby. Indeed, it is in- teresting to note that Mr. Herique's M.A. Thesis in English, on North American Civilization, was entitled: The Game of Rugby in the life of a Canadian Establishment: lt's Contribution to the Educational Process . He is also a professional photographer who has freelanced on such assignments as the Club Mediterranc-Ee brochure. Finally, he has his private Hying license, enjoys dirt-bike riding and is a French gourmet cook who hosts his Junior School Gourmet Club in Dunkerton House tA.K.A. Melody Manor , on the school campusl at long, gastronomically perfect meals. Mr. Lionel Tanod Mr. Lionel Tanod assumes the mantle of Head of Music from Mr. Alan Thomas. Mr. Tanod is married, with two children aged 8 and 11 and comes to Ashbury from Epsom Secondary School in Durban, South Africa, St. Mary's College, University of London tMathematics and Musicj, and McMaster University, Hamilton, where he is writing an M.A. in Music Criticism on The Aesthetics of R. Murray Schaeffer . Mr. Tanod has diverse experience not only as a conductor and teacher but also as a singer with the Christ's Church Cathedral Choir in Hamilton. He and his wife, Ann, are most welcome to the school and we hope their association with the College is a long and happy one. Mrs. Alison Wright Alison Wright was born in England and educated in London. She graduated with a B.A. tHonoursJ in Fine Art from Kingston Art College, U.K., in 1974, specializing in Sculptureg and Enamel work with emphasis on color dynamics and free form. After emigrating to Canada in 1976, she became an Art Instructor at the Ottawa School of Art and at the Ottawa South Community Centre as well as instructing the Enamel course at Algonquin College. Since 1982 she has been active in teaching art at Rockcliffe Park Public School and at the Linden Lea Community Centre.