Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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T N'-I' lin Ir' lx? Seated: left to right M. Pomaiba, K. McGovern, H. Pearce, E. Seidel, J. Carrico, J. Baxter, M. Riordan. Standing. Fr. A. Weiler C.S.B. lModeratorl, C. Boniferro, F. Wai, F. Steinmetz, C. Galuska, W. Steyn, R. Pick, M. Marentette, B. Lundy, P. Tuite, D. OiConnell, F. DeCl'iellis. leglbn of Mary flab The object of the Legion of Mary is the sanctification of its members by prayer and active co-operation, under ecclesiastical guidance, in Mary's and the Churchs work of crushing the head ofthe biblical serpent and advanc- ing the reign of Christ. Sodadfy Club The Sodality of Our Lady is a religious association which aims at sanctifying its members in their own states of life. This year, the Sodality concentrated on apostolic work, and included among its activities visits to Villa Marie, collection of postage stamps tor the missions, and worli in the Marian Cer-tre. 5 -1 t X., Y 1 l5T0f1dif19, from leftl N- 5Cl1fOT. C. Brueggeman, E. Murphy, C. Savino, P. Giesler, S. L'Heureux, L. Salciccioli, G. Ustrzycki, Z. Bury D. Lancop. lSeated, from leftl V. Burgoyne lprefectl, Rev. L. A. McCann, C.S.B.,S.T.D., lmoderatorl, C. Todesco, lprefectl.

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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

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On Stage lfrom leftl E. Zemla, R. Carducci, B. Roddy, K. Melville, D. P. Kelly lDirec1'orl, C. Mepham. Seated, First row F. Brokenshire, J, Ridley, S. Zokvich, B. McGuire. Seated, second row C. Bernoske, E, Sadowska, D. Mady, M. King, C. Fisher. I. Bernard, D. Brown. Drama Club The Drama Club's biggest production of the year was The Potting Shed, by Graham Greene, a three act play, presented in November. The club also produced scenes from Joan of Arc, by GB. Shaw, and two one-act plays. This club, too, has enioyed a great amount of expansion both in personnel and in theatre aids. Reheflfscl' 'Phoenix' Rehearsal- 'Joan of Arc'