Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Ax 1 S 2 - 5 i '25 ,-'QR , ,i ,c K .. .35 . Uafiin ' jf Easy Gals at Holy Names College often took time out from studies to sit around and peruse the latest magazines or last year's yearbook. And when they relaxed, they relaxed! Gail, get your feet off the table! 82 , x olfszsl olfow jf rlflfofcgs There is always one student who is ready to show others the mechanics of mechanics. And then there is always one student as we have shown here who says You do it, I'll write down everything that happens. Actually, this is not the lazy man's way but the friendly man's way and it's a whole lot simpler too. ., W X if y , cihzsaubcy Equipmsnf This crane lifted a million bricks to be cement- ed into the walls for the three million dollar Pure and Applied Science building.

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, y .L if A 535+ .. , C Q -'x -R123 Q::E ..EI, 4 is . 51 X ii 'Tl--Z' K - six .- F ' Wg Wi' K C . ., i f Besides the thirty regular presentations of the twenty-seventh season, two special events stand out: lil The simultaneous publication by Palm Publishers of Montreal and Helicon Press of Balti- more of CHRISTIANITY AND CULTURE, an anthology of essays by eleven Christian Culture Award Med- allists and nine lecturers from the Series, with a Pre- L.. ,url THE TWENTY-TWO CHRISTIANITY AND CULTURE CONTRIBUTORS 9 Sigrid Unelsol 9 Jacques Mlrilain 9 Eflenne Gilson 9 Christopher Dawson 9 Robert Spellght 9 John Cogley 9 Ivan Meslrovlc 9 Frlod- rich Wllhelm Foorsier 9 Charles Malik 9 Barbers Ward 9 Hugh Kenner 9 Noel Mallloux, 0.P. 9 Marshall Mcluhm 9 Funk O'MaIley 9 Thomas P. Neill 9 Ruth Anshen 9 Peter Drucker 9 Slr Robert Falcone! 9 lawrence E. lynch 9 Dorothy Donnelly 9 Donald McDonald 9 J. Stanley Murphy, C.S.B. face by Donald McDonald and an Introduction by the editor, Rev. J. Stanley Murphy, C.S.B., Founder and Chairman. l2l The presentation of the 1961 Christian Culture Award to author-professor and business consultant PETER DRUCKER via C.K.L.W.-TV, in order to reach a wider audience. - l1 7U5'r731l4'HHlTiliBS7il?SQf32lLm+3 3TlliHtE?h'.55EiTLT7 -f f' xx

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U55 Bai of Euezyfffing Professors showed students how to use and care for the valuable equipment in Essex College and this same equipment enabled the science men and engineers to carry out difficult experi- ments and tests. The first rule they learned was handle with care. ki' Glfomecoming Queen ggi: G4 Almooag Judy Stefanski, the prettiest and most popular girl at Assumption, begins her homecoming reign with a big kiss. IIIIIIWIHXWWlXXTx'6YYiK'i?VW'5'-55512'Ti' ' '.' Y, Y -'A Clofzcefzfzafion One of the biggest assets to the student on campus is the language lab where pronunciation can be practised and where one can iust sit and listen and absorb the sounds of the language he studies. Here again, extreme care in handling is necessary because of the costly equipment.