Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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J - .4 I . wr '-5 -:'- I ar X 7 X 4. , ' . sei A . ff ---' ' ' 1 iss L ZA l 1 L 'll ' L 's , I J, Pawlowski lPres.l, B. Cameron, N. Bhumgara L. Umbdenstoclc, R. St. Aubin, E. McLean, Rev. Flood C.S.B i l i l i u l l l i l l i i I ! l l a i i ladvisori, G. Gagnon, R. Look Kan, D. Skilling, T. Farrah G. Black. :Radio One ofthe most active clubs, the Radio Club in iust six short years has grown to a full-fledged professional organization, offering its valuable services at many of Assupmtion's special activities. R. Adam, L. Bell, M, L. Schrot, Rev. J. Fiore C,S.B. lmoderatori, P. Knowlton, D. Lechilter, J. Stoner, D. Chernets, G. Santelli, J. Cook, J. Lelly, T. Root, W, Maitland, T. Cakebreod. Q. l ,..., ll! H 1'

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danfezltuzy CM! The Canterbury Club is for all students interested in the life and teachings of the Anglican Church, and its purpose is to apply Christianity to campus life. Canterbury has been a strong and ac- tive club this year, and hopes to continue to be so in future years. P Culhane, D. Hatford, B. Fought, E. Baius, C. Messing, J, Crowe, L. Atkinson, M. Riordon, T. Farrah, R. McGowan, Rev. Weiler C.S.B., lmoderatorl, R. Culp, D. Rosza- maun. MMA 12192: flj s.. r 'EE Efl3 miie Il 1 B. Harper ldirectorl, A. Hitch lpres.l, R, Silcox, Rev. H. Hill B.G.S, lmoderatorl, G. Sanderson, L. Lark, M. Richards, P. Roddy, J. Moffat, M. Lind, C. Garrett, I. Rhodes, S. Rees, B. Matthews, J. Homes, L. Hornick, R. Hall, T. Nainan. region. of Jlflcvziay The aim of the Legion of Mary is the sanctifi- cation of its members by prayer and active co- operation in the advancement ot the reign of Christ. It strives to move to action those who love God in order that others may come to love Him more through His mother Mary. B. Totten, E. Hatch, D. McCready, D. Fisher, M. Mandich lpres.l, H. Summers, K. LePage, L. Fluelling, H. Allchin, N. Buckler, P. Mitchell, T. Seymour, K. Vine. Qlnifscf 6511.106 GM? lt is the aim of the United Church club that students may find in its activities a strengthening and enriching fellowship to the end that all may be one in Christ.