Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Qs. U65 fpzziicfanfh fflfleiiaga Dear Students, The history of Assumption is one of remarkable growth. Behind this growth is that dynamic element which humanity requires most - education. lts importance cannot be overstated. The world cries for educated peopleg the world needs educated people. We students and graduates are most fortunate to have an education. lt is through this that we have experienced a remarkable growth of our own. Further- more, it is through education that we will answer the cries of the world. We are tomorrow's leaders, we will be the dynamic elements behind the growth ofthe world. But let us not forget that Assumption was the force behind our education. For this we owe her our humblest gratitude. Sincerely, William L, Lemmon.

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