Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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ENGINEERING CLUB First Row: William Wilson, Claudio Brunetti, Don Lytle, Mr. R. Billinghurst, Moderator, Don Sbrolla, Presideng John Hernandez, First Year Representative, Michael Jacko, Secretary-Treasurer, Don Lane, Joe Lischeron. Second Row: Hubert Lee, Paul Thomson, Walt Sigmund, Ia Steel, Slawek Skorupinski, Larry Brennan, Bruce MacNeil, Dave Peach, Paul MacDonald. Third Row: Wah-Cheng Kwan, Chun-Wang Lui, Yeun-Kan, Romeo Caza, Bruce Jaques, Paul Dunseath. Fourth Row: joseph Yau, Shue-Shum Wong, Bing Yiu Tam, Edward Ciesluk, Frank Bisson, Leo Shapiro, Bill Pulleyblank, Mike Prince. ENGINEERING CLUB To further develop the interest and ex- perience of its members is the main idea of the Engineering Club. The engineers express their various ideas and these are discussed. Briefly, this club establishes a strong link between industry and the classroom. STUDENTS FORUM Formed from a nucleus of culturally- minded Assumption University students. the Students' Forum is striving to restore a long-lost intellectual campus atmos- phere. Its format is that of a Spaniel on which the student expresses his views 011 topics of current and vital interest. STUDENTS' FORUM Seated: James Kennedy, Verlie Armstrong, Don Raper, Presidentg Mary Clarke, Kenneth Foyster, Ekkehard Simla, John Jewiss. Standing: Gabriel Courey, john Van Raay, Gary Hemmings. Page Seventy three

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BIOLOGY CLUB First Row: Diana Pereira, Elaine Laframboise, Charles Neilson, President, Mr. Petras, Moderator, Louise Murphy, Kathleen Moses, Katherine Tiefenbach, Harvey Silver, Jerry Gendler. Second Row: Anita Tarcia, Jenny Paslaski, Lydia Lapl-ra, Ivy Frenette, Julie Bertoia, Edward Sabga, Edward Ciesluk, Donald Carom, Edo Marcuz. Third Row: Joseph Berecz, Michael Irwin, Edward Riddoch, Robert Bouteiller, Verlie Armstrong, Paul Penning- ton, Frank Monforton, Al Lachowicz. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club was formed to encour- age interest 'in such scientific fields as medicine. dentristry and bacteriology. Every opportunity to do this is given in this club with such activities as tours of hospitals and medical schools. where everyone can get the necessary first-hand information. COMMERCE CLUB To give its members a complete know- ledge of the business world and its tech- niques is the aim of the Commerce Club. This is -:lone completely by tours to such points as the Imperial Oil Refineries in Sarnia. and the Strol1's Brewery Com- pany i11 Detroit. COMMERCE CLUB Left to Right: Jack Pearson, Secretary: Ken Lauzon, Treasurer: Dave Eaton, Presidentg john Van Raay, Second Vice-President: Gabe Courey, Vice-President. ' . '- ve' , .,.,y

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,J ,, .. ., 3 , Q-14,1 25 51? Wi 5 1 5'7 ' f it THE PURPLE reed ei Mary Catherine Aldridge, Editorg Leo Cushing, Assistant Editor. Une of the most interesting and influential organiza- tions 011 campus is the Purple and Wfllite. From it we llear the latest news, both on and off campus, in the twelve bi-monthly editions. Where else do we see the current Inter-collegiate news in one glance? gsfififf mf? 5 EDITORS Left to Right: Kenneth Foyster, Gerald Ditterich, Denise Lancop, Patrick Pope, Ger- ald Zima. .KX .Y