Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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'62 Donald Chernets, Hons, B.A Hamilton, Ont. Peter Burrell, Hon. B.A. Essex, Ont. Robert Caicco, B.A. North Bay, Ont. 5 , s-.MJD If 1 . :E John Carswell, l-lon, B.Sc. Windsor, Ont. t ji' L . fi 4'.N ' '1 fm. . X :wx x 1 it ,,,,,,,,sM r 23 1 -., i hx tml? w- ff N--rf fl'- 'vgf Nu-41. X , , H l Richard Caverzan, B.A. 9f ..,.,,, To if-f f ' , Windsor, Ont. F L22 it args .- 3--,A ,,.,1wm -9 My , R' lfg D 'UO M' .-, ..,.. X 'N' QL fl F 4 t C, rirr A Shirley Campbell, B.A Windsor, Ont. il, .qfvft Margaret Butcher, B.A. Oldcastle, Ont. at 1 V l X . ,ff ,X f ' X W X Q ' 1 N A4-'Q 'I .L - 'Nr Q Q' : ,,.-. . Q t Qi ',', 5 QM , LH- s W Q Q Richard Chisholm, B.A. 'wr' bf X Q, f Kingsvllle, Ont. . 5 - it 5 N h ., , .,.. xN A, K V 'W' Q5 R fx 4- ' X. .J .Nw I Robert Christie, B,Comm. William Cleminson, B.A. Tamara Cohoon, B-5C-N. x Af Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Richard Comstock, BA, Rochester, NY. 76

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'sn-:au H322 xl sg.1j1rvx,- c 5:9 Whoever gets that beanie is an honourary Senior for o day. Whoops, Pardon my foot Vs' ,.. .qbsliibsafivs Come September. . . new classes, old friends, familiar teachers, new faces. A lively student body begins another year of development and growth. The first weeks are crowded weeks of adiustment - crowded with activities and classes, crowded with adiustments to courses, to roommates, and to hundreds of new associates. Whether participating in the Frosh Week activities - the Fair, the Variety Show, or the Queen's election at the Frosh hop - or whether working in classes, in the library, or in one's room, each student is learning all the time. There are moments ot work, moments of pleasure, mom- ents ot leisure. Students learn how to take a little hazing good-naturedly, how to receive unexpected honours grac- iously, how to work with others, how to give, how to take, how to become wise and active citizens. Friendships are quickly formed and there follows an exchange of ideas and customs that serves to broaden the student's outlook as well as providing interesting fun. lt's quite an experience for the newer students and a wel- comed experience for the older students. Students from all over the world welcome a chance to get acquainted over a cup of coffee. R ,1 f X Q X xii l 1 Q A I N N' 1 ' Kilq, -L51 , lt t4 7. i Q i f i' li l -I, 1 .i l W.- ,.cc as K

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3 uw 1 N, sf 3 f ... '- K Frances Corbett, B,Sc,N. Kingsville, Ont. Mary Anne Co Tilbury, Ont. urey, B.A. Edward Cook, B.A. Rochester, N.Y. Y' N-lien Joseph Cote B.A. 'STX' Windsor, Ont. yuh- 09 , sg . 1 ' 'p A w Windsor, Ont. . ., X 'A ' , ' ,E ,M a if X 'WX Q Ci - x -lu-. it Roy Culp, B.A. James Cushing, B.A. St. Catharines, Ont. Sudbury, Ont. ts 9 Gertrude Cousine au, Nsg. Riverside, Ont. x xga- 9 sa- ' ' 7 X S . ts? Q .fs 'V ..... -:FA A! Gerard Crowe, B.A. W' U London, Ont. Gad Czudmer Dafna, Israel 77 , B.A. Mary Ann Creede, B.Sc. '62 James Csordas, B.Sc. Windsor, Ont. N J in in I ,gnu-Y-' A J f r, , ' r sls I -A E' -1 W ' , . .,.. . X. iv. ,Ax Paul Daignault, B.A. Windsor, Ont.