Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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-g!,SZg:HLfYlz'-'.' if Vi. l ' 'rl I .,f :Q vu .H :'i2. .f.lc :...H',li us.. yo o,.H,Sf. O A., .4-fi x 14 Seated: S. Schroth, B. Rourke CSB. Standing. D. Cole lPresidentl , J. Jurosek, M. Godin, D Chernets, T. Murphy CSB, G Dennis, .I McNamara, R Marentette, P. McHugh, B. Eull, A. Kizik, M. Keenen, M. Jennings, D. Comstogl-, A, McPhorlin, V Lynch Moderator. Fr. R. C. Fehr CSB. Psycfrology Club The Psychology Club enioyed a Tremendous growth this year, its second year of operations. One of its main activities was a full day seminar meeting in the univer- sity library at which students of psychology from area universities participated. Pfrdosopfzy Club All Lovers of Wisdom at Assumption congregate into a society that meets every fortnight in the Senate Chambers of the university. The society is the Philosophy Club, whose members aim at the promotion ot phliosophic discussion. lfrom leftl T. O'Sullivan, K. Mcliernan, E. King, R. Dionne, F. Pare, B. Rourke, J. Caron lpresidentl, M. J, Bell, S. Petix, G. Glover, M. Murray, T. Hartley. n-

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Nt: -'48 lfrom leftl Dr. L. McCarthy lModeratorl, J, Demarco, E. Dennis, G, .lanisse lPresidentl, R. Giroux, P. Black, E. Hatch, M. Albert, D. Hayes, J. Carrico, K. McGovern, A. M. Thibault, F. Pore. French Clab The French Club has as its purpose to instigate a healthy interest in the study ot French conversation and French literature The club achieves its aims by a series ot meetings devoted to the discussion, in French, at current topics, French literature, and French music. Spamklz Club The Spanish Club promotes the propagation ot spanish literature on campus and the interest ot students in learning about historical, romantic Spanish America. The club has grown in the last tew years to become one of the largest of language clubs at Assumption. lSeated, from leftl D. Peacock, C. Savino, B. Primorac lPf95ld9l'1Tl, A. Rzazewski, J. DeMarco, lStanding, from leftl Rev, J. C, O'Danoghue, C.S.B., M.A. lmoderatorl, L. Salciccioli, E. Cameron, G. Ustrzycki, F. Alexander, H. Pearce. IStanding, from leftl H. Barratt, T. Assang, A. Navarro, F. DeChellis, D. Allen, D, Comstock.

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Seated lleft to rightl: E. Hatch, S, Magrath lPresidentl, Rev. A. R. Guoltieri, lModeratorl. J- MOON? Smndlng R- Finlvy, P- DUUSECNW, B. Whipple, R. Woodall, P. Gilmor, A, Marsh. Canterbury Club In keeping with the rapid growth of Canterbury College, the Canterbury Club showed a very marked in- crease in members and activities this year. The Club acts as the Anglican Church students' organization on cam- pus, and promotes religious, educational, and social ac- tivities among Anglican students. United Cburcb Club The functions ofthe United Church Club are to provide an opportunity for collective worship and an organiza- tion tor the social lite of all United Church members on campus. lt also assists the cause of unity among all Christians at Assumption University. -.Bids zQ22.',r.:..., ' tXE4pr:?'5-1?-g'E5jS 1 , L, W. N yn nr E. ss? ff A 'ifikl - QQ-tifii E YZ-.2 135'-yi. ' Hex? A , gggga 1, 'Y' 'C ' fl 'jfhsfrf sy? 7' :ggi ll : '15 Seated lfrom leftl V, Lynch, W. Eling lPresidentl, G. Emmerson, Standing lfrom lettl L. Atkinson J. Hames, K. Wylie, B. Lemmon, M. R Richards, A. Hitch, P. Roddy. Moderator: Dr. R. S. Rayson . ,. rw ..-i