Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Susan came to Ashbury in grade eleven. and miraculously survived the first terrifying term. Grad twelve was a reliefas she wormed her way out ofthe math program to take four languages. She participated in choir and cross-country skiing every year, and in grade thirteen she supervised the Computer room. She was the senior member of the Three Musketeers, and was known as the shortest girl in the school. She was happy to come and is even happier to leave. She gained a lot of self-confidence and is almost ready to face the real world. She would love to go on a world tour lany offers! next year, but will likely go to Algonquin instead for translation. 'AOne pound of knowledge requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it. Anon, Andrew leaves us with two pithy quotes: Our future may lie beyond our vision, but it is not completely beyond our control. Robert F. Kennedy He always runs while other walk. He acts while other men just talk, He looks at his world and wants it all, So he strikes like thunderball .lames Bond A.R.M. HOGG In the seven years that Andrew has been at Ashbury he has stared in horror at the standard set by society. but has tried to tit in anyway . , , He has enjoyed volleyball and swimming as relaxing, non-competitive sports. Classics. History and Business courses because they allow one to be more an individual in one's views. Ashbury has been a great influence on his views toward authority, society, and school uniforms. The small size ofclasses has allowed for better relationships with the teachers tmost of them!! Andrew leaves us with a quote from Aeschylus' Oresleiu: No one takes me in with visions - senseless dreams. SJ. LIDDLE A.A. MACFARLANE Andrew came to Ashbury in grade eight and has since discovered that he couldn't wait to graduate. His ma- jor highlights of a glorious six year career include the various classes he enjoyed with buddies. such as Elfar, Dilawri. Crockett, Chattoe. Desrochers. Chapdelaine, Boswell, etc, rooming with Blair Snyder. and Lucy's eighteenth birthday party. Andy participated in both hockey and football for tive years each and found that Mr. Bercuson taught him more about sportsmanship than he ever thought possible. Andy plans to attend Bishop's next year with a major in sosh . AJ. MARTIN

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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!

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PJ. MOUNTFORD IQ-i.'r'y years at Ashbury are summed up in this quote, nhl. ll lit' lt-.ot-s lsr-lmhl lt's good to be on the road. and going one knoyss ltul xylirru, going through niuatlou s and y illayc. and one know llttl yyhcre or yshy, under the tlying white clouds. and the hir-.ltl blue lilt ol the neon llyills. alone the ayemie PJ Prohy S.D. PAYNE Simon 'x long. and sometimes arduous. career has had many highlights. too numerahle ot mention He has participated in many ofthe sports offered at Ashbury. and yaiues the small-sized classes, which haw allow - cd him to seek the attention of his fasourite teachers. Among his classes Simon has enjoyed English with Mr. Zrudlo and Classics with Mr. Conrad, I.E.R. REILLY Teddy' has been an institution at AC. for some time noyy. artici ating in many ofthe senior s orts teams. . A P P , . P including hockey and tootball. Ted ho es to attend uniyersity next year. and yyants to become .4 Classical e . V P . . y hilologist. Ted leayes us with this uote: She was a tan ny :li sy girl. A girl ol twenty years. I liked her lor the lumps ot gold that yingled trom her ears Good luck. Ted, P.H. R PKA Holly' has much to show for her three long years at Ashbury. including a red blazer and an impressiye atten- dance reeord. She is known for her yarious hairstyles. her clandestine meetings in the science yung with a cenain soccerihoekey player. and her loye of chocolate and old music. She ls knows at Patrushka. Hop-.-M Long. Blondie. Holly'B-Bolly. and Pete's little sister. She was the second musketeer and a skier throughout her Career at Ashbury. She also took part in the Senior Choir. Chi Rho executiye. the Board ot' Steward for two consecutiye years and was head ol' the dance committee. She sury ix ed after being one ofthe sex en girls in grade eleven. Holly plans to take layy and commerce. striying for a career in external affairs