Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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V 'E' v ig -J ...rf JACK DUGGAN Editor CHECKING THE FINAL PROOFS JOSEPH ZELICSKOVICS Assistant Editor THE The theme of the year-book this year is the growth, development, and branching out of our University as symbolized by the tree on the cover. This growth was evident this past year as never before i11 our his- tory and was carried out not only in the errection of new buildillgs but also in the growth of thought and new ways of instruction. s 1. L, I MRS- C. PERRY, MA- REV. R. S. PAZIK, C.S.B. Technical Advisor Moderator

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UC W 1 5 5,2 h if- ' REV. EDWARD J. HARTMANN, C.S.B. ilu memnriam The death of Father Hartmann was unexpected and sudden. He had go11e about his work during the day, and in the evening had left for Detroit to attend a Veteran's dinner and reunion after which he planned to go to the parish assigned him for Sunday Masses. He mistook the first pains of a coronary thrombosis for indigestion, and instead of going on to his Sunday work, he deemed it advisable to rest a bit, and then return to Willclsor. Wllile he was being driven bar-k. his condition became worse and in the early minutes of Sun- day, April 28th death r-laimed him.

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'D Administration and Faculty FRAN O'CONNOR AMBASSADOR As always i11 a job such as the pub- lication of a year-book, with orga- nization to he crystalized and dead- lines to be met, there is a loud sigh of relief once it is finished. Yet those who worked on this year's Am- bassador will look back on those days of toil with pride and satisfac- tion and gratitude for the oppor- tunity of taking part. Sports JOHN DANESI Undergraduates DAVID MCLEWIN xg' ggsiv ,NN We 4.. 'L va-Lfalii e EDITOR MARY-ANN KENNEDYg TYPIST SANDY TROVATO Organizations J O HN C O LE Page Seventy-seven