Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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fjlfums CZLZ3 . : I ,f ,., 7 P sf E-l 37 17- ii 2 Q 55 .. . QU' C. Senail-co, C. Bauer, S. Hyatt, B. MacDonald, E. Bury, U. Rioley, S. Crumb, E. Berry, C, Slcrok. Nurses Club Canterbury Club The post-graduate course in nursing is offered to improve To bring about a closer union of all the Anglican stu- nursing education and services in our hospitals and health dents on the campus here at Assumption. The club has had agencies. When these girls meet, their chief aim is to pro- guest speakers and participated in inter-university exchange mote an interest in this field and to discuss the advances visits with American Universities. in the nursing field in the past few years. Uaizfaiguiy 'H .QL an 54 T. Taylor, G. Lynch, G. Emmerson, D. Brown, R. Silcox, M. Butcher, W. Eling, M. McDougall, J, Hames, B, Lemmon, M. Norwood.

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.filzalczf ff i if f 55 Q: tr at my A... I Y M. A, Brandy, A. Booth, J. Stetansky, J. Long, J. Dimarco, M. A. Tl-iiebert, A M. Thibault, S. Deziel. M. A. Marr, D. Deiloller, P. Marontate, M. Panzick, R. Quinn, P. Lang. F Duyrn, S. Kovanchak, B. Bottos, J. Austin, B. Keenan, D. Maksymiu. Liberal Club Progressive-Conservatives The Liberal Club has just completed its fourth year of At the regular meetings ofthe Progressive Conservative operations. Activities were closely connected with the pro- Club, the members try to follow the aims of the Canadian gram outlined by the National Liberal Federation and the Conservative Party. High ranking Conservative leaders visit National Liberal Advisory Council. All in all, the club en- the club and provide the members with information on the ioyed a very successful year at Assumption. maior actions of the government. glzoguesaicfe Uorzsexafafinfe D. Wilson, L. Nardella, J. Kohleimer J, Cruickshank. J. Bol, S. Schwartz, R. Buncic, L Gilbert. Whlfkill l l' 1-ll! NT Vlli' X T ' 'ii