Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Student Admlhi The President's Message A university is a place of tradition. Each student or Teacher that ioins its ranks associates him- l self with all that has gone before. He is moulded by the past even as he himself moulds the fu- l ture. The campus community lives on. 4 - l So it is at Assumption. Freshmen come, graduates go. But something of the college tradition remains, for Assumption has a story far older than the oldest grad. That story lives on and grows as the university lives and expands. This story is your story. To its future chapters you will contribute as students ancl as graduates l of Assumption. A- K Sincerely, Victor Michael Power l 64 f X l