University of Saskatchewan - Greystone Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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N A Z 'si 3 wks' ll as 1 ' ffl . V f' t x ss 'l'IF..lF'l - ' .' '- Wi c k it J T . ei - A Qio tl t 'Xt tt...-G.. M J.. ..s3s . :Q As a new policy ot' the Debating Directorate, it has been decided to send teams to various towns and cities throughout the province. At the present time arrangements have been made to send debating teams to Prince Albert, North Battleford, Lloydminster. and possibly Reggina. These are the actual achievements of the Debating Directorate during 1933-3-L, but far more important is the role it is playing' in the development, ot' those qualities essential to the future leaders of Canada. Ability to discuss social, political and economic problems convincingly, intelligently and with confidence is an invaluable asset to man in the world to-day, and it is the duty of every academic institution to so equip its members that they will be able to shoulder the burdens of the future. It is hoped that the Debating Directorate has niet with success in this direction.

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. ,g V,- M I JV. ii!-rg LTU, U- Jl v i - ,X A 4 -I . Q33 lm 'tt Aiis i Q uQ Sln u 1 J 'A t 639 Women's Athletic Council - tv fi A, -' , 'N 'A 3 ' Wx SVIIHHINR The main funetion ot' the XVomen's ,Xthletie Couneil is the coordina- tion of all sports in the Yniversity in whieh girls partieipate. Vnder the ahle leadersliip of Jennie Thompson, the managers ot the various teams have shou n a splendid eo-operative spirit and deserve eommentlation for their success in the discharge of their duties. Splendid showings have been made by some of the teams. The girls' hockey team entered the City league and repeated its pertormanee of the last two years of eompleting the season without a single defeat. The swimming team won in the meet at the University of Alberta held early in March. Due to the early snow, the tennis team did not have an oppor- tunity of showing their mettle in an inter-Varsity meet. The basketball girls, after a hard ight in the c-ity league. secured a berth for the play-offs but fell before the onslaught of the powerful Commercial Grads. The track team was defeated in the inter-collegiate meet at Edmonton although it put up excellent competition. A compulsory Freshette meet was held in the fall in an endeavor to ind new material. It' this is eontinued future teams should uphold the record of previous years, Badminton. volley hall and figure skating provide recreation and exereise for many girls, the last mentioned sport showing a deeided increase this year in the numhers partieipating. '