Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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4 F 5 FATHER J. STANLEY MURPHY, C.S.B. FATHER J. STANLEY lVlURPHY, C.S.B.. Founder and Chairman of the Christian Culture Series of Assumption University of Windsor, from a pastel done by the late WYNDHAM LEWIS of England, reproduced with permission of Mrs. Lewis and the Tate Gallery of London, England. November 25. 1959 will be the actual 25th anniversary of the founding of the Series, which will also be in the midst of the 26th annual season. To 9570 of the 26 extraordinary programs of lectures, music, and the arts, all students are admitted gratisg some- thing unique in university circles in every continent. The Series, too, is unique in excellence and variety. More than one university president and publicist has declared that there is no comparable arrangement of cultural presenta- tions in North America. A relatively small percentage of students take advantage of the opportunitiesg but they find it most rewarding. During the past 1958-1959 silver anniversary season, the following enviable presentations were includer Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Hart House Orchestra Helen Iswolsky Ruth Nanda Anshen Cordon Albion Eddie Dowling Opera Festival Stars in complete opera Harriet Fitzgerald Sir Arnold Lunn Riley Hughes Lawrence E. Lynch Detroit Symphony Orchestra Q3 timesj Fr. Armond Jacques, M.M. B, C, Dilrz Nat. Ballet of Canada Soulima Stravinsky Claire Huchet Bishop George Catlin Harold Gardiner, S.J. Mortimer J, Adler Richard Dyer-Bennet Edward Marcinak John Cogley Karl Stern