Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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fD.,.rOrz,9, cruz: first izisfi ills I .f Back Row ll. to r.l M. Keenan, D. Cole, V. Harwood, R. Tomonelli, P. O'GfQdy, D. Dore, B. Rourke, S. Sollway, P. Kohlmeier, D. Cherniefs, E. Kunrz. Front Row: P. Tuite, P. Marcella, D. Paiot, E. Heinz, V. Burgoyne, J. Kohlmeier, L' Brockmgn, Seqfed, R, LQC0Ur5iefe, Psychology Club The Psychology Club was created for furthering the know- ledge and experience of students in the practical aspects of Phsychology. The club features guest speakers, student seminars, field trips and films. Fr. Fehr has given the club excellent guidance and thoughtful suggestions in his post as moderator. French Club To learn proper pronunciation of the French language.' This is the main aim of the French Club. The club has im proved greatly since the innovation of the language lab oratory. The club devotes its time to discussion, in French of current topics and French Literature. 'zerzag CTI fr' Y--J' Q l D L McCarfh lmoderatorl, M. Row I. P. Murphy, J. Comuzzi Isecretaryl, B. Cameron ltreas.l, J. DeMarco lvice-presidentl, K. McGovern Ipres. , r. . y Markham. Row Il: G. Delrue, M. Doucet, S. Deziel, D. Lyttle, L. Ryan, D. Novacelle, E. Mclean. 60 b 'ff lm- Q-Q

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ROW l. P. Bondy, J. Turnbull, V. Ohanessiun, S. Seminuk, M. Biro. B. Keenan, A, Mussio, F, Bisson, T. Diatchenko. ROW ll. J. Pentesco, S Oster, J. Baker lSecretaryl Mr. W. Hanson, M. M. Brownlie, M, C. Watson, E, Johnston lPresidentl, Mr. M. Zin, B. Thoyer lTreosurerl, D. Unsal J, Mussio, ROW lll. A. MacKenzie, D. Malcysmiu, F. Roman, E. Seidel, J. Ferraluti, E Walmulich, G. Pennington, B. Hilbers, W. Beyer, J. Stuart G. Crawford, R. Gordon, E, Drakich, B. Viiuk, M, Martin, ROW IV. D, Pearson M. Kaplin, B. Lusy. R. Refcio, J. Nanni, T. Hanss, B, McMullen R. Jolie, l. Chandler, S. Fleming, G. Mennell, B. Dittrich, L. Maisonnville, P. Mitchell, J. Hales OITZFIZETCE To give its members a complete knowledge of the business world and its techniques is the aim of the Commerce Club. The club has monthly dinners and invites important leaders from the business world to address them on current topics. . -1 Members of the Commerce Club enjoy dinner and a guest speaker at The Three Bears.

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lllnifacf dlfatiorzs 'gs 'ir' var ' in I I l K. Weisenborn, B. Whipple, E. Schurter, P. Lemire, P, Eby, M. Brady, C. Wilkinson, J. DeMarco. P, Gilmour lPres,l, W, Krempa, V. Harwood, M. Pandzich, J, Deery, L. Leduc, R. Patillo T. Dettman, P. Jamieson, R. Quinn, A. Gervais, S, Viiuk, L. Peco United Nations Philosophy Club With an ambitious scope, and large membership, mot- Animated by the spirit of truth, conscious of the common ivated by the spirit of world solidarity and co-operation, treasures of our culture and our classical heritage, the Phil- the U,N. Club in its frequent seminars, panels and interesting osophy Club participates in a fruitful dialogue. discussions, quickened the interest in world affairs. The year was highlighted by the Canadian-American Seminar of .Cpflifoaofzlfy international interest. Q' 3 is l 3 'S gif? J ' Mn. wx - J. Bowler, V. Burgoyne, T. Forman, Dr. Deck, Fr. Macdonald, M. Markham, M. Riordon, S, Pagliuso, D. Bradley, V, Tremblay, C.S.B., N. Lariccia, D. Harris, D. Gillier, G. Glover, C.Ss.R., K. Burke, C.Ss.R., T. O'Connell, R. Buncic. lllWIll.lTt.'lll'lllllllil'XlZf9E