Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Pierre came to Ashbury' an grade nine and was amazed at hoyy boarding lite can be at times. spiced by prep strikes. pickle pugnacary . and the intlamous pale-on . He enjoys listening to a yaraety ot tttuslc. trom lat-.ayy metal to rapp. Pierre has enthusiastically participated inthe Tennis. Squash. Football. and Hockey lk-.airis His favourite pastimes include skiing. weeknaghts at Aux Bons with Don and yyeekends at lfarst Choact-'A S.S. HAMILTO Sharma cariac to .-'kslibury tlirce years .ago llcspllt' has aegrcssaye riaaraiaer he ll.ts bet--rare yscll kriouyra .as .a gentle, aartaculate. al sorrieyyhat yocalerotas. young Ielloys In his last atxar lic tai.arr.aecd to meet one Nls l and his late has ncyer been thc samc Hlgllllgllls ol his Iiri.al at-.ar aaaclaaalt- .a melt pwvtlll ot lya-.attire ll Xiu. Mciiee l7 yo 3 ISCHIUY l-'ootballl Has has tonal meriioraes ol tha' maalaaaglia lII.tlll.lslL'ls clamp Skip .anal flip So long Syn-et Pea Shayyn would like ro espr.-ss llls spa-tial lltataks ra- Xlr Niles P. HEROUX with Andre tsrdeysalkl, ln his tinal year. Pierre seryed as a Prefect and one ol' ltls tayourite sayings as -1 You're lane . He was the disc jockey at many Ashbury dances, Next year Pierre yyall study retailing .ar New Hampshire University. O.A. KITCHLEW I.A. IAMIESON .lim leayes us with the folloyying classic . His mama told him someday you yyill be a man, you yyall be the leader ot' a bag oliband People gonna come from miles around to hear you play your l1lUsIC yy hen the stln go doyyni someday your name's gonna be an lights . . . Johnny B. Goode's gonna shake it tonight , Omar came to Ashbury' in grade ten and he feels he has delinitely lelt his mark here by creating many Barry Manilow concerts. His londest memories are the times he spent with Pierre Sarte an boarding. and hiding Bert's shampoo. Outsiding boarding. Mr. Wilsons' Physics class, Mr. Stableford's yelcro shoes, and talk- ing hockey with Andre. remain yayid memories. Omar spent a alot ol time an sports such as grade eleyen soccer and track. reaching the city' tinals both in soccer and basketball. Omar considers Mr Weantrager the best coach Ashbury will ey er hay e. He leels. also that Ashbury 's main asset as ats small classes and learning environment. He worries about the increasing enrolment ofthe school. Omar hopes to study mathematics at Waterloo or Engineering at Queens

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D. DEVEAU D. DEVEAU This was Dave 's first year at Ashbury and also his first as a boarder. He had a lot ofthings to get used to, but as the year unfolded, expressions such as pile-on , and of course, power-hour , became commonplace. Dave enjoyed his first year of football. but his real passion was for karate - three times a week. He has found A.C. interesting - the people. the experiences. Dave feels that he has learned things and made friends that he'll not soon forget. ln the one year that Donna has spent at Ashbury. there have been many activities and times that she will remember - staying up all night to study for tests, or, the excitement of having made the basketball team. She will also look fondly back to curling season tall the more interesting as D. still can't curl!!J. Other highlights include early mornings and the constant smiles and encouragement. Thanks to all her coaches. Most impor' tant, however. has been boarding life and all her friends who helped Donna throughout the year. Thanks for everything . M.C. HAHN M.R. CLYDE Mark 's two years at Ashbury College have been interesting, to say the least. The this place' syndrome was an integral part of Mark's Ashbury life. from the moment he first set foot in the place. Fellow students have provided Mark with overfiowing amusement in his final year. He was a proud member of the pile- On!Poingsy crew. Mark leaves wishing everyone the very best in the future. Marry .r two-year stint at Ashbury has been an experience she will not forget, at least not until next year. She has been a world traveller. and found settling down to the sedentary life at A.C. difficult at first. but has managed to more than survive, She has been actively involved in the Tennis Team tlast year she calmly walked into a competition match. unannounced and unpractised and won it in vighl struiglil gumesfl. she also has participated in the Photo Club. Her acting career also began with a bang at Ashbury. She crowned her years here. serving as Prefect.

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I M. LICON-AVILA Miguel has spent most of his first and last year at Ashbury learning Queen's English and should be quite proud in coming a long toward this goal, After the mad-cap year in the flats comes to an end he will retum to new native Mexico. and. of course a more sensible climate ramen, Miguelll, He plans to attend universi- ty next year. but has not ironed out minor details. such as where and when. A. LLOYD .4tiffl1l1'S life at Ashbury has been quite eventful. but has not lasted very long. since this was the first year and also his last. There have been good and bad times - mostly bad. especially during the hour of power which consisted of pile ons , wall ons . and. of course the hug ons . After the fun is over Adrian plans to pursue a university program in Arts, at either Carleton or Western, Good luck Adrian, M.V.L. LOTTO Bltitrifs years at Ashbury have definitely been memorable. His occasional outings with the midnight marauders and his strange sleeping habits will leave us with lasting memories. Mr. Nice Guy talias Mr. !SfZ572-8:3 will also go down in Ashbury's annals as being the person with the most noticable m00d changes. We expect to find Marc in a hospital some day soon. suffering from traumatic Num-chuck ex- periences. Lotto says good-bye to Skip . Tip and Biff . whom he is sure have given him a lasting im- pression and many jimi! memories. D.G. MACDONALD Dinimi li first and only year at Ashbury has been filled with many trials and Tribs - the least ofwhich is being confused with two other Donnas - she boasts ofbeing the most mobile ofall Donnas. Plans for next year - U, t i i , 5 4 w 5 i i t 1 i E f . i 1 i l i i i i l I l 1 ti Y