Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Biolbgy VK S W ROW l- L- H99l0I'1d. P- DiBi0S-G. B- Hill. J- DOYRO lPfeSidentl, D. Ronier, A. Roth, M. Grzegocka, P, Lemire. ROW ll. B, Sehl, B. Dick, C. Bruegge- man, I. Macko, M. Monaghan, ROW Ili, B. Barry, A, Chouvin, B. Elisha, C. Mepham, L. Nardella, E. Krisack, .I. Csordas, D. Winch. ROW IV. T. O'Brien, G. Hadre, N, Kupnick, G. Shunock, R. Buncic, Mr. M. Petras, lModeratorl, T. Graves. ROW V. T. Johnson, C.S.B., T. Bales, C.S,B., J. Cruskshank, R, Reed. At the bi-monthly meetings ofthe Biology Club the mem- bers see films or hear guest speakers talk on a variety of scientific subjects. The members are usually students inter- ested in medicine, dentistry, and bacteriology. HI flllllnnmiwi-1.nxx'rn :rr Biology Club Chemistry Club In our modern age, Chemistry plays an important role in the pursuit of knowledge. This, the members of the Chem- istry Club fully realize. Films, tours, and guest speakers are presented, to show the members what remains to be accom- plished in the field of Chemistry. Clfisnzisfzy ROW I. M. Jacko, B, Pulleyblank, H. Schanqula, A. Roberts, D. Rowe. ROW ll. T. Kaasten, E. Zorichny, W. Lourette, E. Kresack, R. Finley, D. Vegh, M. Murphy. ROW ill. B, Annett, J. Gimpel, T. Speranzini, L. Khoubesserian, J. Kominar, L. Dibbley, B. Walton. ROW TV. R. Powelek. I. Reilly, R. Ottenbrite, W. Agar, D. Moore, D. Yates, O. Myllyoja, L. Kryk. ROW V. B. St. Germain, H. Y. Lo, J. Diederich, J. Theriault, R. Belanger, M. Endo.

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X k.. fpoflfiaaf Sheena: cononuca 'QQ' w I .Rl , 'SL' ' .,.. yi it lSiffingl M. Martin, C. Mosse, A. Peftypiece, D. Gil Political Science-Economics To carry knowledge gained in the classroom and to discuss such knowledge at regular meetings in an informal manner. This is the purpose ofthe Political Science-Ec- onomics club. The club has ample opportunity to hear dis- tinguished men speak, regarding the problems of this field. Klflfolfff qlncuszacfy Alazoccs li B. Eull, B lxer

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ng inaazinj oaisoy ROW I. P. Welacky, L. Kubis, W. Pulleyblank, J. Lieshman, W. Howarth, P. Arbor, M. Dienesch, R. Burns, B. Jacques, M. Prince, H. Arnowitz, K. Long, L. Gale. ROW Ii. R. Shaw, J. Gimpel, C. Kerr, T, Wright, P. Riley, H. Johnson, D. Morisson, L Bontront. ROW lil. J. Evans, A. Speranzini, L. Houbeserian, P. Dorderian, R. Pawelek, J. Unfch, R. Lanza, D. Sbrolla,J. Douglas, P. Alexander. ROW TV. P. MacDonald, P. Pula, G. Crouch- man, W. French, D. Newman, R. Armour, G. Stanley, R. Primeau, D. LauZOf1. ROW V. F. MOHSGQUS, F. HC1I'r1GClel4, B. Dydylr, K. MCDOr1GlCl, R. Pettypiece, W. Wilson, J. Loebach, G. Dunlop. ROW Vi. M. Melconian, G. Monforton, D. Peach, E. Stutz, R. Rochon, C. St. Pierre, R. Rayzalc. Engineering Society The Engineering Society was formed, here at Assumption, during the 1957-58 term. The society aims at promoting the interests of its members in the many fields of applied engineering. In the club, there is a strong link between industry and the classroom. rzgrlrzeezing ociafy Execufiue .vw me MX Tit e P. MacDonald, G. Monfortan, C. St. Pierre, B. Rayzak, G. Stutz, L. Gale, P. Welacky, G. Dunlop.