Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Jezitzettoms mgineneiis Society The lfngim-ering Society is at coni- pmatively neu student orgalnimtiun on Campus. llorrnetl during the N57- . Il term. The Society aims ul l'urtlwr- inff the interest and developing the Q Q werience of its int-mliers. The elulv 'Q salwlislles u strong link laetxvet-11 5 ' ustrv anal the elussroorn. Fourth row. left to right: S. Skorupinski, W. Sigmund. L. Carhone, T. Kaasten. ll. Henzetti. P. Thomson. D. Morrison. L. Brennan. B. lNlac'Neil. C. Dunlop. 'lhiril rovv. In-It to right: S. Quinlan. ll. ,laqlnls tl. Potter. W. Howarth. .l. Ray. R. Pavveleli. H. l.:-e. P. Wei. D. Slirolla. H, llel Col. l.. llontront. Sevoml rovv. lvlt to right: J. Lindsey. J. Savvatzkv. YV, Wlilson. l.. Kuliis. B. Tum. l.. Zilli. P. lxlll!'lTDI11llll. K. Long. R. Finley. P. Yantz. A. Levay. First row. left to right: l. Rodriguez. T. Wnrrovv. A. Ronilinn. ll. Pe-mlm. .l. Yau. President: C. Stutz. W. Lourette. R. Thiluodeau. L. Sanflrin. M. llmlut. Qi Sri -,.....+.... is--1'-f lf' k.imx A i Q N The chief aim of the Nurse's Club is to promote an interest throughout the school in the field of nursing. and the great ztclvanees that have ljveen made in the past few years in this field. The post-graduate Course is offered to improve nursing edueution and services in our hospitals and health agencies. 7 W bus Standing, left to right: Sister M. Christine. Sister St. lllae-rina. C. Sapinzt. Mrs. lilias. I., Cosselin. .l. Shea. S- Hallok, Sister A. Celestine. Sister lll. Desmond, Seated. left to right: lf. Trutvvin. J. Long. S, Hone. D. Patterson. F. Bruski, C. Maekenzie. President. 73

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llgl Bt twgy Clit White coats. microscopes. and close study of living nrganisins forms the ljvasic training for Assumption 'j, students interested in such scientific professions us inetlicine. dentistry. and ltacteriology. The lliology Chili encourages this Sllltlf' hy proxiding tours of linspitals and inedieal centres uhere firstluind inlorniation is avail- altle. Fourth now. left to right: M. Hakem. B. Elisha. T. Jolinson. L. l,Lll-I'l1I'I1lDOlSP. K, Zaile. B. Larocque. Third row, le-lit to right: Wh llicl-1. L. Narclellzi. P. flume, R. Heed. E. Mairctiz. C. Sliunocli. Second row. left to right: .l. Berecz. A. Tarcia. L. Lapka. E. Laframhoise. A. Yuzpe. First row, left to right: K. Moses. J. Cimer,l Y. Armstrong. D. fiarom, E. Riedl. Chemistry Stu i t l x tlheniistry has always played an important part in mauis life. In the modern age it plays an even more important role as it stimulates and supplements its sister science. physics,- - in rapid pursuit of knowledge of lioth S 'J inner and outer space. The Chemistry d N Clulr presents speakers. films,and tours to keep its members informed with the latest developments in this special field. Iii-x-me Fourth row, left to right: M. Harken. L. Lefaive. B. Poporic, Dr. K. Rutherford, Dr. R. Thilhert, Dr. A. Guyp. R. Johin. L. Gr-nsens. Third row. left to right: R. St. Cf-rrnain. A. Kurosky. M. Iavko. R. Reed. P. Hume, H. Ducliene, I. Bastien. Second row. lf-ft to right: L. Laframlmoise, J. Died:-rich. R. Tliiliodeau, D. Pereira. F. Lafranilioise. lf. Mephum. L. Laplxa. Y. Armstrong. First row. left to right: J. Pthliippak, M- Kr6'Cll. J. ffonlin. J. Moore. W. Lourette. F. Dydo, S. Beneteau. R. Ottenbrite. President.

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