Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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TI-IE DEBATING GAME After a long period of dormancy debat- ing at Ashbury has finally come into its own. The Ashbury team attended several major tournaments, including the Appleby Invitational and the Ottawa journal debates. af- . Although there was no official team as such and no awards were won, the follow- ing people debated regularly: Wayne Cho- dikoff, Michael Sourial, john Lund, and Graeme Clark. In addition to formal debating, engage- ments and regular meetings of a debating . ',:,: ,I more emphasis on contributions from peo- A ple who thought more and talked less! fi This concluding paragraph is usually -l taken up with cliches and hackneyed h ' It phrases about how grand the year was 2 etc . . . and the great spirit of brother- - hood . . . Before I fade into the sunset I however, I should like to talk about the I ' Rev 'jeep' Green. It is difficult to express L , 1, one's gratitude to a man who is summoned I ' ' Ng- ' from the private warmth of his bath to a 1 trivial committee meeting and smiles. Or 1 'Q who drives debators to competitions at 7:30 on a Saturday morning. Or who or- H Ik' ganizes and encourages people. Or who ' .- X sits patiently and serenely through debates ' ' I with resolutions such as Alcohol is better I than water , or Left is better than Right Cleft -handers lib'?b. Or who has to listen to Michael Sourial and Graeme Clark . . tl r J 1 'Qff'-'1'Q 1 ZZ ' NX . committee were held to promote public p speaking, involvement in school affairs, MICHAEL SQURIAL WITH I and concern for issue of major importance GRAEME CLARK outside the school. One of the most satisfying and signifi- cant results of the year long project was ' -1- -.., - .1 ,A W-. ,I tlr-3 increased participation by all the stu- ,,, A, ' 'f - 5 3.-1.1 ff'-H+' ' I dents in public speaking, not only in terms if 'dai of opening mouths and making noises, but also from an organizational standpoint. No longer was public speaking the priv- ileged reserve of a gifted few. Although individual talent was recognized and en- couraged, the committee tried to place Q