Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Queen of my heart I love you, Queen of my heart I love you, I always knew, It would be you, Since I heard Your lilfing laughter, It's your smiling hear? l'm after. The Charming Miss Madelyn Nardella is the Reigning Frosh Queen ,-43 -I ' xl . V: 8 1 Q .,. f f I 3, . iv ,L .fs vw- -I LN ,V ' 3 .. '. . , HM Q ff' 4 ,fl ' F I 2' 'l7 4-,! 'lx A n if as 1 ' w ' ' ' ,R so I f 'ms , 3 ,V . . rf -2 ,i X RW: . - ,mann QI., 'sv' ff' .-- 'liT-Q...-Inn ,ve- rj , B 1 B Q Q Anne Delaney, Sue Callaghan, Gloria Grondin, Llndc Belanger, Nelly Hirsch, and Mqdelyn Nqrdellg 42 .....,........

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l l l i t l i l I l l t , ' i I , , . l l i i l gxs: 5 Q-K. X Q-X -QX fox -ag If someone would sit down to play the piano, there was always an obliging group who would loin in for a sing-song. This small group were caught hav- ing a barrel of fun in the lounge of the new Uni- versity Centre. Holy Names Hall was a bee-hive of activity so far as social life on the campus goes. The Sis- ters must have had their hands full with a full house of girls and as well with all the boys that dated them calling in through the week. But even in their own recreation room the girls had their private record parties and sing-songs and card games. lt was fun iust to lounge around and take it easy without the worry of someone coming in - like a male. The men did manage to invade the fortress once or twice but it was with an invitation to the fine social evenings the girls held. if c, AQHA x. The new Centres coffee shop was a far cry from the old lounge. under the gym, The most modern furniture and clean modern equipment made the much-needed coffee breaks much more pleasing. Even the coffee tasted better! 9 .Wx They really are ladies, honestly! Actually, the girls have been caught at the most inopportune moment possible, Bowling dates were very popular too. The student could com- bine a little excercise with fun and at very little cost too! LT' On the whole, Assumption's social life is well- rounded and complete. Any and all kinds of tal- ent can be put to good use because there is ample opportunity to get the nose out of the books and learn about some of the more enioy- able avenues of life. Everything makes the student learn and grow. There is no such thing as not making friends and having a good time at Assumption unless a per- son is an isolationist. This is the opinion of the young men and women who enioy life at As- sumption. This is the opinion of young men and women who work hard to meet the standards of the school and do it - and then enioy the many opportunities for rounding out their education.

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