Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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YJ ,l. ,X i 7 -i I lk i ,X , X . EF--C Q f Q. ' Q ix lFrom leftl O. Mamer, J. Kominor, J. Schertzer, E. Koteles, C, Wilson, E. Pore, H Young, D Rankin, Ph D .mooerafcrr , Huce loni, J. Corrico Pflyslks Club Nurses flub . T' ' l X S The Physics Club was organized to initiate extra-cur- This year witnessed an increase in the number of nurs- ricular interest in diverse aspects of applied physics. es registered in Arts, Science, and Nursing Education Members were aided through regular meetings, films, courses. The Nurses' Club, one of the most rapidly ad- tours, and talks from special guest speakers. vancing clubs on campus, is the common meeting ground for these nurses. sv ,ff -..Q-J N5 . lStunding, from leftl E. Trutwin, M. Phin, F. Horvath lvice-presidentl.lSeoted, from left! D. Louzon, L. Solciccioli, Sigfef 51, Leonofdf Sigter l10S9Pl1O. D- Mtlief, lsecretoryvrreosurerl, M. Lee lpresidentl, Miss F. M Roach, B,S., RN., R.R.C., R.R.L., lmbderotorl ,ff ,-+1 .44-1

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Standing lst row T, Assang, P. Chan, B. Elisha, B lp, L. La Framboise, M. A. Courey Standirg 2nd row: R. l-lakern, A. Yuzpe lPresl, E. Creslulx, B, Stoyka, M Marciano, Mr. Petras lModeratorl, M, l-lakem, B. Lcroque, K. Zade. Biology The Biology Club holds regular meetings throughout the school year at which they see films, hear special guest speakers, and discuss topics peculiar to the diverse fields of biology. lts aim, as a co-curricular organiza- tion, is to foster interest outside the classroom in current biological studies. i l mr- a1.a fcfrefmsffyy The Chemistry Club is the student chapter of the Chemical Institute of Canada. Throughout the year, the club strove to acquaint the students of chemistry with the practical aspects of their formal courses. As aids, the club brought in guest speakers and films, and toured plants in the vicinity. u,,' Seated: M. Jacko, R, Campbell, D. DeFields, C. Mephom, D, Fung. Standing: H. Lo, R. Pawelek, E. Dydo, J. Moore, E. O Neil, J. Diederich. S. Dempsey lchoirmanl, U. Kenney, Dr. Rutherford lModeraiorl, R. Ottenbrite, J. Prokipcak, I. Bastien, R. Jobin, A. Roberts, B. Pulley- blank, B. Lourette, C. St, Pierre, I. Rodriguez. E1 l T l l ll

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.. if-4' iFr0rr1 leffl B. RGYZGK. B. Pulleyblcnk, J- ROY, C. SY. Pierre, ipresidenrl, G. Monfonon, J. Lindsay, P. MacDonald, Moderatorj R. G. Bil- linghurst. Englheerlhg Socliefy The Engineering Society, one of the larger clubs on campus, promotes the in- terests of its members inthe rnany fields of applied engineering. This year, they attempted to spread their activities to all quarters by publishing a club paper, The lniuneer, and by co-sponsoring the annual Christmas dance. ltst row, from Ieftl A. Baziw, B. Burn, J, Zaiac, L. Carbonne, D. Sbrolla, B. Louretre, A. Pflanzer, H. Arnawirz, E. O'Neill, C. Brunefti, L. Lanza, G. Porter, W. Sigmund, l2nd row, from leftl P. Dunseath, D. Heward, E. Rembish, T, Sperenzini, J. Elias, I. Rodriguez, L. Kubis, R. Gazzola, G, Statz, P. Welacky, J. Li, W. Culina, A. Marsh, P. Jacques, G. Medina, S. Nuspl, G. Dolan, R. Pawelek, J. Riley, P. D'Angelo, G, Crouchman, A. Kassten, B. Lane l3rd row, from leftl J, Kinik, T. Wright, L. Bontront, J. Leishmcm, P. Nuspl, M. Dienesch, D. Morrison, R. Chaput, G. Dunlop, L. Brennan. D. Peach, R. Delcol. - ldth row, from leftl C. Kerr, B. Lanza, M. Prince, K. Kong,