Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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OLD BOY SECTICDN

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l1sJ , THE ASHBURIAN Association the Ashburian receives a dollar. This helps defray the expense of the Magazine and the cost of sending out copies to the Old Boys. Now we have often heard, possibly as an excuse for non-payment of dues, that the Magazine isaof little interest to Old Boys, and that what interest there is lessens each year after leaving school. lt seems to us that the fallacy of this statement lies in the fact that no one dollar subscription, no set amount of money, could possibly guarantee an interesting Ashburian to any Old Boy. A successful school magazine, from an Old Boy's point of view, depends on three things. lt must contain news of general interest about the School, as well as periodical reports of activities, news of that particular Old Boy's contemporaries, articles and stories by people whom he knew personally. 5 The first of these three reauisites we try to fulfill to the best of our ability, but the last two are up to you, the Old Boys of Ashbury. May we suggest a way in which you could help us? lf all news of Old Boys was sent to the Editor and it was not presumed that he would find out by near-say or through devious channels, and if Old Boys would offer suggestions about their magazine-if, in other words, they would show a greater practical interest in the writing of their magazine, issues of greater interest to all Old Boys would naturally follow, and their success be reasonably assured.

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