Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Y.B. BELAND H.H. AL SHAWI Hakam came to Ashbury College in grade twelve from Haileybury College in England. He is commonly known as Hak or Hak Baby to others.Hak's deep love and concern for functions, calculus, and other realities of life has resulted in endless. sleepless nights for this I.B. survivor. Hak will be known as the mysterious guy in the little red G.T.I. - which was frequently seen circling around Elmwood. He may seem like the serious, intellectual type. but is. in fact, nothing close to that. Some of us will remember the get- togethers. Now he leaves the hallowed halls of Ashbury, hoping to major in Civil Engineering at U. of To. He leaves us with this quote: Life is a puzzle . , . solve it. larinitlt was born in Montreal, but has lived for the past thirteen years in Ottawa. He has been at Ashbury for the past tive years. He enjoyed the international atmosphere of the school, the small classes and Mr. Pelletier's in-class conversation. Yannick was a member of the Senior Soccer team for two years. He also participated in swimming. tennis and cycling. Among his highlights is the l986 Senior Soccer trip to the Lee Tournament into the jungles of the Amazons . Next year he is going into International Studies and even- tually into International Law at Trent. U.B.C.. or Dalhousie. A.L.C. CHATTOE S. BURROUGHS Sarah 'x first and last year at Ashbury have had many high lights, such as gambling in the Common room. driving vans up ski slops - and succeeding in getting to the top. Sarah has found the change from a public to a private school strange. and difficult at first, but has fit into the Ashbury social scene very well. indeed. She particularly enjoys the personal atmosphere and the small class size: she leaves us with this quote: When the river of life seems to flow too quickly. grab an inner tube and jump in. H. Gildas, of The Slugs. l l l l 1 Alan, having survived seven years at Ashbury. is looking forward to freedom. looking forward to looking back. Alan enjoyed two years of senior football. with the most inspirational coach. No cheap shots Grisco. Alan has also participated in the hockey and basketball teams. A special memory is the 86 trip with the hockey team to Europe. Alan's favourite music includes Big County, The Cult, and The Alarm. He would like to close with this thought: So who will know where they come from, who raised up swords for those who died? Stuart Adamson. Big Country.

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D.S.T. DING Duritun has gone quietly anud the crowds ol' Ashbury's hallois ed halls . usually in tear ot another l-. S l. test, or ol' the seemingly unending Canadian winter. lluncan. a lltlllNL' ol the oarnier. Malay sta, has been at Ashbury for three years. Highlights include his active participatioii on the 'lcnnis Team Many thanks to Mr Conrad, for his patience and encouragement, Duncan hopes to attend uniiersity either in Canada or in the States. A. ELFAR A-vmun. having endured Ashbury life for a number ofyears, some ofthem asa boarder. considers himselt an expert in the tield . Among the pleasure of his tenure here. he includes boarding life. sitting at the back with his pal Andy Mac in Philosophy. extinguishing a deadly blaze in the library. Chemistry with Doc' Hop. Senior Soccer and Bascktball. He would also like to note that one of the greatest injustices in the school is that too many people foolishly fail to recognize Mr. Weintrager as the best coach Ashbury has , , . Ayman departs onthe following note: The ultimate human freedom is the ability to choose one's attitude in a git en set of circumstances. Vic Frankel D.G.H. FYFE Douglas leaves us with these ruminations: Oh sure I learned something, That being. No matter where you go. there you are . . Qu'est ce que Booby Do? R.H.H. HENDERSON Roh has been a veteran of Ashbury and will doubtless shed a tear at graduation day. Rob has participated ac- tively on various sports teams. including football and hockey. Among highlight, he includes the '86 trip to Europe with the Hockey Team. Academically. Rob will remember Mr, Conrad's Classics tirades. He plans to attend university next year in an Arts programs Good luck Roh!