Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)
- Class of 1960
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-Q by fi . Q x. f- -ff? ,X X, Miss Carol Walling Miss Corolyne's sparkling smile and charming manner mode her The perfect choice for Queen, The reigning beoury of The Frosh fesfivifies. Miss Wanda Krempc: The crowning of Miss Wondo Krempc: os Homecoming Queen was The highlighf of cz golc weekend. 2 9 ggp ,P+ 'g'f'f ,Q .I il .1 1 1. A, E w 3 ' 4. , .2113 '15- ca U. .,5 xx-1 'gs A,- F5 .1 fi' wi 5 I as! 2'-F 1 'K x Y 'W - --+ - ----f- -4 ' ' AATw,..L...i'. .. 3 ....f243f'sg:g515 X. I? 7. - Y . Nas , .X Q, A S -dm ',- , , X ' L -,K XR-7 '- 7 E i ' 1 .ni ,.. l 1 1 1 Rev, J. Hussey, C.S.B. Hank Biasetti Eddie Chittaro Dick Moriarity Moderator ofAthle1iC5 Coach of Lancers Coach of Crusaders Director of Athletics Affzlef 2 Coanc 7 The smooth running ot sports onthe carnpus is a direct E 5 result ot the athletic organization and administration. Close cooperation ot the Director of Athletics, the Inter- collegiate Athletic Board, and the Students Athletic Coun- cil is responsible for the great variety of sports which flourish on campus. Tom Dettman John LeBeI Publicity Director Business Manager .v ,.-.X Standing: Todd, Thickett, McGee, Marciano. Seated: Burry IV. Pres.l, Cathcart lPres.l, Kennedy. QP! 117-7 C, 5 ?wl An.. Clare Hardy Harold Barratt Jim Cushing Rick Woodoll Tennis Commissioner Tennis Intermural Champion M.V.P. Golf Golf Commlwonef Go! and Term! Tennis has been popular on campus tor many years. This sport has come into its own only since Assumption received its university charter in l953. In the Fall of l959 our tennis team ventured to McMaster University to compete in the Eastern Canadian Intercollegiate Tennis Championships where Gary Reaume and Harold Barratt battled to the semi-final round before being defeated. The university golt team is no new comer to the athletic department. The team has stood its own against repre- sentitive teams from other Canadian universities. if A an I l i wr, slit' L .1 Gary Reaume, Finalist, Clare Hardy, Semi-Finalist. Golf Team if L. to R1 J. Robertson, R. Woodall, J. Cushing, E. Dixon. lm' amd al PQ'5k it league All Stars Top Row: A. Calahan, A. Bally, F. Hughes, G. Guzzo, F, Tlwiclcett. Eottom Raw: J. Austin, A. Kizik, W. Todd, R. Rinaldi, D. Shonilcer, P. Cathcart. Tony Gilbert lntra-mural football is one ofthe leading local sports in popularity. The teams are made up of the rough-and-ready men of the campus. As- sumption has no inter-collegiate team, but the quality of players in the intra-mural league pro- mise that an inter-collegiate team is in the mak- ing. Football Commissioner J Jv NW! he ' ur X4 A 12 Bottom Row: M. Eagan, J. Lishman, T. Zaida, B. Todd, R. Renaldi, G. Guzzo, D. Maksymiu. Top Row: D. Lane, J. Janeckie, G. Medina, l. Reilly, E. Lurnley, T. Kaasten, D. O'Comer, L. Cameron, J. Motus. I l 5S..iQ',1' as i opfzomores A.. J, ii Top Row: A, Temcheff, J. Austin, R. Lanza, R. Kupnicki, B. Price, P. Neil, G. Safrance, A. Baily, D. Shoniker B. Burk, C. Gosselin, J. Bios, K. Finger, J. Baxter, D. Parenv, M, Pong, B, BONDS, U . i W' J fro fr f..7 -in -., ,se-z -' 'ff-: -'f Top Row: H. Callaghan, G. Cnesny, M, Melconian B. Wilds, F. Thicketr, D. McGillis, ' Bottom Row: B. Jackson, G, Daher, W, Habib, F. Berrerfa. A NJ 1-,s . L an in TOP ROW: B. O'MaHey, S. Dempsey, C. Brunetfi, J, LeBeI, T. Gilbert, R. Gazzola, T. Forman. BOYTOVT1 ROWIU. McGee. C. Smi1h, L. Pennachefti, A. Kizik. R. Wanaenberq, A. Dey, K. Solway, P. Ccifhcarr. , J. Bamann Hughes, M Bowlhg Front Row: J. Masse, R. Woodall, E. Marhes, A. Yuzpe, A. Drobrtch, W. Rook, D. Ferris. Second Row: D, Maven, J. Robertson, D. Robenson, B. LocRoque H. Link, E. Ciesluk, A, Schwartz, B. Barry, S. Pennington. llc Ilan lx f J 5 Fronr Row1 J. Kerr, D. Parent, J. Pawlowslfi, R. Carducci, G. Chesney, S. UrCb!ik. J Second Row: B. Jackson, L. Leduc, M. Tremblav, D, Ruscio, G. Wilds, M. Eagen, J. Ferris. Third Row: T. Taylor, J. Carrico, J. Labufe, J. Molinari, J. Mongenais, J. Parent. . , 2 ,af rr George Sunuck ff ' H ' ' l Commissioner J Rd, L I ' J From Row. J. Ray, B. Lemmon, P. D'AngeIo, B. Dionne, W. Stromat, J. Rigamonti. Second Row. A.Polimac, B. McCutcheon, D. Moniscn, B. MacNeil, C. Kerr, J. Angelo, R. Powelek, T. O'Sullivon, G. Shunock. Bowlbg ,-. CJ 'v 'C' ,Q Front Row: J. Yau, D. Sbrolla, B. Pulleyblank, A. Pflanzner, S. Montforton, S. Potter, Second Row: L. Rodriguez, E. Stutz, B. Lourette, C. St. Piene, P, MacDonald, A. Roberts, L. Lanza. Tnird Row. A. Massey, B. Sehl, W. Wilson, J. Zaiac. Front Row. R. O'Neill, B. Salvatore, R. Marchand, P. Frerneau, T. Dalicandro, C. Gosselin. Second Row. B. Rouke, D. Carafice, J. Deneau. F. Pare, R, McKernan, W. O'ReiIly, A. Bovenzy, N. Mankerz, O. Coates, Competition is keen among the 90 bowlers of Assumption's IO pin Bowling League. Me Vlee-Uzancellor and President Very Rev. 5. C leBeL C D. CSB. MA. My Dear Students: We are so busy tailoring ourselves to our jobs and perfecting our various roles in life that we often ignore ourselves. Knowing who we are takes courage but it is the only way to live. From time to time the ultimate questions Who am l? , Where did l come from? Why am I here'? , Where am I going? , intrude themselves and demand an answer. They are disturbing and uncomfortable questions. We can and of ten do hide from them by a chaotic program of activity. We can turn on the radio or watch TV rather than submit to a silence which brings with it these inevitable and tormenting questions. Sooner or later we must face up to them. When we have answered them to our complete satisfaction, then and only then we may say we begin to be not mere ly exist. Each of us will discover that the soul demands to be unfettered by time and unconfined by space. We are made for eternal things. Let us be courageous and face the problem of being ourselves before trying to be anything else Very Rev. E C LeBel C S B President o Judo 1 .,.. L Vqq: 3 u' . S' V -M 'AN Q' sh ,sf -Qu ,255 0 0 X QQ . b 'V if - X fi f A.-N ff - ' ' I ' , - .. ,f F Lx V 'X S ' X N kbvg ' X . ' I fo 1+ , , ffl 1 74 ' , r Q xr 1 I ix I N 'C 4 . if I ,V j. 2 ' df-7 Top Row: L. fo R., Dr, C. Foy, L. McLean, A. Temcheff, S. Wossenoor, F. Bechord. 2nd, Row: L. fo Rl, J, Scherfzer, L. Brunelle, S. Fox, P. McHugh. Bddmlb on ft: ,1 ' i n ,wk 1 'A , . N. Y xv 'i'5'XwW 'fMWmN ,fx 3 A P. Mg Hugh J. Plntur Judg Commwgioner Y' Bodmimon Commissioner 9 ' x i5 A Basic Judo Throw .5.. f , Ji. , li, ,, ..i.. I 'N , - li ' Q. . ,w 'f e.fj :mar D. Unsal Soccer Commissioner OCCEI' .V 11- J TX. I . U 'X ff, 59-As. l T .if A K k ' IQ, , SOCCER TEAM TOP ROW: L fo R: P, Cafhcart, E. Polimac, F, Alexander, K. Singh, T. Assang, A. Nauarro, 2nd Row: L To R: D. Unsai, G. Demonfeichard, J. Yau, H. Lo, 3rd Row: L to Rf J. Elias, E. Cameron, B, Prxrnorac. 1 ' Q iff. '4i,eY4'-:.f'5-'T '9 2-w N i E' ' 1 Europeans versus Hong Kong Fen bg L ix q, A' .L i T?-G' -'wr-.fx 1 'v Swimming Commissioner: J. Lang weep ENUQ . i- 'x': , is-L Standing: L to R: P. Habib, R. Vijak, P. Williams, F, Monsegue. In pool. L vo R1 J, Raniowski, A TO7 Bailey, M. Melconian, D. Roy, F. Steinmeiz. ka-L. 'l RCC' T' X iq.. JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Standing, L, to R.: TI. Campbell, E. Ewaschuk, E. Lumley, P. Burry, D. Masksymiu. Front Row, L. to R.: F, Roman, R. Rinaldi, D. Harris, R, Christie, B. Todd, P. Marcella. FROSH HOCKEY TEAM Standing, L. to R. F. Thickert, K. Maremette, G. Doher, A. Callaghan, B. Steinmetz. Front Row, L. to R.: B. Wilds, B. Nolan, G. lmpullitti, W. Srokosz, J. Noel 'Q 5' , is , iw' hu. Hockey Commissioner: D. Harris SENIOR HOCKEY Top row, L. to R. B, O'MoIley, M. Mitchell, J. LeBel, R. Gozzolo, M. Godin, E. Corriveou. 2nd, row, L to R, L. Pennochetti, D. Lowney, C. McCaffrey, M. Roche, S. Dempsey, M. Hurst. J UNIORS VS. FROSH lmpulliti saves on Christie lfollen on icel, while Srokosz, Collczghon, and Doher rush to cover the net ond Todd ll 2l SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM Standing, L, to R.: T. Choreffe, M. Potts, J. Mulville, J. Deneou, D. Terry, B. Gill, G. Breen. Front Row, L. to R. R. Potillo, B. Porr, G. Reuume, S. Dusik, R. Chisholm. ...-A ,U SL ,. . 1.4 1 3 ' , X.. SENIORS JUNIOPS Sfcndmg second from rxghrg F. Shunock, Commssssoner Hof Sfzofsl lnrermaral 4 Basketball K .Yembrs Juniors Wil. g g , 1 I 5 . .5 All Ml ww, -W1 , K Wm Freshmen Javehh Track and flbla' Track and field sports have increased WeQ'!1t0ft17rg in popularity this year. Each member ot the team has come back from inter-coll- egiate meets with points and honors. Despite the lack of a regular training field, the boys have capped the top spots. Ranmhg Broacjumping 3 .5 T xx-,L RJ., 'F- Commissioner: P. Falardeau Standing, L. to R.: D. Cole, J. Garinger, B. Moore, B. Thayer, I, Steel, L. Shapiro, L.Strelczyk. Front Row, L. to R.. F. Roman, M. Marciano, M. Egan, R. O'Conner, G. Nickson, Q-. l ,I f ,5 4 '-wr if ,D , ,gf it ggvgfft L -if ' 1 -1 ' ,313 3 5. 5 ' 'lf ' I -- ' ? Sgx V -E31- Q . 3 S ' . 5 A frusa ers The Crusaders, The junior varstiy bas- ketball Team, is one of The leading con- tenders for city and infer-collegiate cham- pionships. The players will be The sTars of The senior Team in The nexT year or Two. SporTs writers brand Them The liTTle daddiesf' BACK ROW Doug Bouillon, Joe Pentesco, Maurice Edgar, Pat Gleason FRONT ROW Frank Marofta, John Liofta, Jack Kelly, Ron Graham, Dick Rau Bill Marana -W--' mr .ng e' l , XX slr we Q , .Q 1 If .pf J is Ea: 5 .sl 4 56 v X sg: x it i .Ms Gene Rizck 1 1960 ww fl . JN-3.1 .V,. tyl, 5 Q, K I X ,4 3 21, lb K , ' ' H, X' .if . X e . 'J 'V 8 ,ef K ,'A e5 1 'iil 1 X ff X 2 ,., x Q e. X , ,F W '3- j f. , A ,.','-- 1 ,:.'. X. ,,,,tv F Q. 3 H I ' A .QQ ' L T f' T- , g v- ' ' - S N-.1 ix . ' . ,Y' NT Q9 s e ' W' 4? , if A Q V 4 2 V ' ,. e 1 A, Ion Steel :I vf in -Q xt U Lx? X a A 7- J 4, e' H 5 r is Y 1 I it Jim Bruce 3 , George Nxckson i f Gary Wier pf , fl V if 3 ,Q V1'k R Jud L -I . is TM, k fy I Q N Dick Szemon -,If .N ffl' ff le k, -, '55 , U' t i Y C R 2 - f 2 ,:,-, 1 fi -ef, ' f A. , e ,.,,i gf: I 4 X A 'ff ' 32: , . Ng M Y A .,, Q 55, L J. 1, 'NX ' r. 4 1 L, wi IJ li? nTe f gi Rev. P. J. Swan, C.S.B., Ph.D. Rev. D. J. Mulvihill, C.S.B., Ph.D. The Registrar Vice-President lDevelopmentl Executive Vice-President professor of Higfory Assistant Professor of Philosophy 'lg-. megs Very Rev. F. L. Burns, C.S.B., Ph.D. Rev E. A. Roberts, C.S.B., B.A., S.T.B. Superior and Chaplin Treasurer Associate Professor of Economics A r +.,,4s 1. y, faki- Rev. N. J. Ruth, C.S.B., M.A. Miss F. M. Roach, B.S., R.N. Dean of Arts and Sciences Dean and Associate Professor Philosophy Lecturer of Nursing Education at 45 A Women? Aflzleflks .dom fm! .--.. '-wmqwm. rv-. Bock Row, L. to R.: A. Hickey, M. Riorden, K. Vine, D. Louzon, J. Stephonski. Front Row, L. to R.. C. Gilbert, A. Semeniuk, S. Bensette, U. Grove Bock Row, L. to R.. S. Skelley, M. A. Thibert, G. Willioms, P. Marion. Front Row, L, to Rn A. M. Thiboult, B. Deon, S. Deziel Protice for the dance: 0 basketball session. 5-71? Buck Row, L. to R.: S. Dunn, C. Sequin, C. Burggomen, B. Whipple, S. Wright V. Burgoyne. Front Row, L. to R.: M. Jennings, I. Gyorffey, E. McLister Cfzeerleaders ,Q 44 1 V, ' ... g s k ,Z -0 v' ' Sgxxzg ' 3. L. to R: Carol Wollmg, Mory Morgoref Dupmus, Comme Mephom, Gaul Emmerson. lsnsn If 14 'A Top Row, L. 10 R.: R. Campbell, C. Hordy, Top Row, L. to R.: V. Kenney, B. Bcrry, 2nd. Row, L. to R.: R. Sfoyanovich, F. Hughes. 2nd, Row, L. to R.: S, Dempsey, T Gnlberr - -.f-N I6 I7 I8 119 Women ' Afflleflks Patterned plays for the volleyball sessions. Jump high or hit Badminton practice: to stretch or not to stretch. not the whitish ball. I o o Women Affzlet c Couric I Members of the Girls Athletic Council talk over the sporting business for the year with the president, Linda Atkinson lfar rightl. Girls' sports activities hit an all-time peak this year. h 'S... Seated: L. to R: C. Brueggeman M. Marr, T. Lancop, S. Schroth, L. Atkinson. Standing: L to R: J. Moro, E, McLister, I. Gyorffy. x-'fl Women? Bowhhg v-' ,.. 22' yr fx A -. Luk N.- 1 N 4 Standing, L. to R. I. Gyorffy, C. Wollung, J. Kohlmeter, P. Geusier, J. McLean, C Gnlbert, M, Rtordon. Seated, L. to R.. A Sernennuk, K, Vune K :N nf! - 5,1 ' gm In at ,:.:3 1513 . -T25 L. to R.: A. M. Thiboult, D. Harrison, W, Krempc, T, Loncop, G. Lynch, M. L. Zungrove, C. Qunnlon, C. Brueggemon,C. Todesco, S. O Hora. fs I-Q ,-sfg -4- 4 gs T7 Standing, L. to R.: S. Skelley, B. Mcloch, M. A. Thibert, A. Parsons, M. Schick, J. Demorco, G. Bondy. Seated, L. to R.: N. Shrot, D. Nicholson Women? Bowhhg L. to R.. N. Stokalsky, I. Saibel, D, Lauzon, B. Shuttleworth, A. Hickey, A. Noel, C. Seguin, B. Whipple, A. Adams lbehind the 8-balll Standing, L. to R.: M. Smuczok, P. Hurley, L. Hamilton, M. L. Monaghan, J. Moro, L. Atkinson, M. A. Kennedy, S. Schroth. Seated, L. to R.: M A. Marr, C. Curran L. to R, S. Deziel, M. Distefan, L. Murphy, K. Wiley, L. McLis1er, P. Marion, C. Housley, N. D'Ambra, S. Bensetie Assumption University of Windsor CANTERBURY COLLEGE WINDSOR, ONTARIO COURSES OFFERED AT ASSUMPTION UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR 1960-61 MASTER OF ARTS in English, History, Philosophy, Psychology. MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. MASTER OF SCIENCE in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics. BACHELOR OF ARTS lHonours Coursel with maior in Economics and Political Science, English Language and Literature, English and French, English and Spanish, French and Spanish, English and Philosophy, English and History, History lEconomics option and Philosophy optionl, Philosophy and Psychology, Psychology, Phil- osophy lScience optionl. BACHELOR OF ARTS lGeneraI Coursel with major in Economics, English, French, Geography, History, Home Economics, Modern Languages, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Religious Knowledge. BACHELOR OF COMMERCE lHonours Business Administrationl. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE lHonours Coursel with maior in Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Physics, Mathematics and Physics. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE lGeneral Coursel with major in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics. Physics. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING, with major in Nursing Education, Public Health Nursing. BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE lEngineeringl -Degrees in Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Physics- DIPLOMA COURSES in Management, Nursing Education and Public Health Nursing, Certificate in Business Administration. COURSES in Pre-Dentistry, Pre-Law, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Optometry, Pre' Pharmacy, course leading to Medical Technology. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE loffers courses in Economics, History, Languages, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, and Home Economicsl. ESSEX COLLEGE loffers courses in Pure Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Nursing and Business Administrationl. HOLY NAMES COLLEGE Ioffers residence facilities to women studentsl. HOLY REDEEMER COLLEGE IAngIican liberal arts collegel. lRedemptor1st Seminaryl Compliments of HARRY GRAY PROPRIETOR To the Class of 60 Ottawa Street at Moy 1 , OSBORNE LUMBER CO. Lumber and Millwork-Coal and Coke MILL ST. and HURON LINE 5453. -COMPLIMENTS OE- Peck Insurance Agency Congratulations MOTOR CITY SERVICE Established 1898 7l 1 CHURCH ST. CL 6-8320 CL 3-6992 WH 5-3405 Compliments of CHICKEN COURT CL 2-7226 531 Pelissier Street-Next to Y.M.C.A. 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RIVERSIDE TAXI W H 5-3311 208 RIVERDALE, Riverside STAND 1- Wyandotte E. at Villaire STAND 2-At Abar's STAND 3-Dominion Store, Riverside Compliments of ALUMATIC OF CANADA LTD. 6161 Tecumseh Rd. E. WH 5-1105 THE TWEEDIE SHOP 1239 orrAwA sr. PH- Cl 6-4433 custom 8. READY-MADE DRAPES SLIPCOVERS 81 BEDSPREADS IT is EASIER TO PAY OUR WAY! PEOPLES Credit Jewellers, Limited BALI-HI MOTOR HOTEL Completely Air Conditioned Banquet and Conference Rooms Available 302 OUELLETTE AVE. CL 4-7533 1280 Ouellette CL 6-4575 uzussaqon nance BRIDGE COMPANY H. W. ORMEROD Sz COMPANY LIMITED Insurance Adjusfors 610 Canada Trust Bldg. Windsor, Ont. Howard Evans Service Stations Randolph and Wyandotte West Bridge Ave. 8x Wyandotte St. West CL 2-8679 Fabricated STEEL PRODUCTS CWINDSOR7 LTD. 0 SHEET METAL PRODUCTS 0 STAMPINGS O MATERIALS HANDLING 1537 Mercer CL 3-4691 BURN STYN DEPT. STORE LADIES READY TO WEAR Clothes for Children 1506 Wyandotte Street East ' Nh Congratulations to the Grads of 60 from Windsor Hotelmen Association Prince Edward Hotel Norton Palmer Hotel For Your Viewing Pleasure . . . CKLW-TV ON CHANNEL9 And for Your Listening Pleasure . . . C K L W A M and F M 800 on Your Radio Dial COMPLIMENTS of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Flock COURTN EY MOTEL R.R. No. 1, Huron Line, iNo. 3 Highway! Hot water, inner spring mattresses Carpeting from wall to wall For Information Call CL 2-3791 ALEX. W. DU DA REAL ESTATE-GENERAL INSURANCE Specializing In Residential Properties Sz Appraisals CL 2-3507 hzsurmzce Department . . . CL 2-0213 1089 Ouellette Ave. A. LOMARDO AND SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS 0 Industrial 0 Commercial I Residential Construction 1659 Benjamin CL 2-5230 COM PLIMENTS OF Dustbane Products Limited 3 Southvale Drive Leaside, Ontario INDUSTRIAL SANITATION SUPPLIES Phone CL 4-7288 - COMPLIMENTS OF - MAEDEl.'S BEVERAGE LTD. ESSEX l Q I ii .,. g .'i ill? 'itz fly: I EDUC TICN preparation forthe work of life Ford of Canada encourages young people in their search for education. Over the past six years, 36 university scholarships have been awarded to the sons and daughters of employees. The young men and women chosen may select any approved college or university in Canada. Ford of Canada also helps support a number of youth programs including the Canadian Council for 4-H Clubs. To stimulate creative talent and fine craftsmanship, the Ontario Student Craftsman's Fair selects the projects entered by Ontario students in the Industrial Arts Awards sponsored annually by Ford Motor Company, Teaching aids and educational motion pictures are made available to Canadian schools. In addition, Ford of Canada Dealers in many communities participate in High School driver education projects. We are proud to be associated with many educational activities, because we believe that a sound education is the best preparation for the challenges and opportunities ofthe future. FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED FORD 0 FALCON 0 METEOR 0 FRONTENAC v MERCURY 0 MONARCH 0 THUNDERBIRD 0 LINCOLN 1 ANGLIA 0 PREFECT CONSUL v ZEPHYR 0 ZODIAC 0 TAUNUS v FORD TRUCKS I MERCURY TRUCKS vTHAMES VANS 81 BUSES 0 FORD TRACTORS FORDSON TRACTORS 0 FORDSON DIESEL INDUSTRIAL ENGINES - EQUIPMENT FOR AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRY I K B Mosferson, B.A., Assisto h - COMPLIMENTS OF - THRIFTY SUPERMARKET 1657 COLLEGE AVE. CL 6-8557 We specialize ill . . . Formal Attire for All Occasions SUITS and DRESSES DUDDY'S CUSTOM SALON 472 Pelissier Street Phone CL 3-1327 mb, ,m m ,,,,-,E,m.L- , Compliments of CANADIAN FOOD PRODUCTS SALES LTD. lndustriol Food Products Toronto. Compliments Shusfs Turkey Farm Kc Hatchery AMHERSTBURG, ONTARIO Best Wishes Stafford Foods Ltd. ToRoNTo, CANADA Leaders in Fine Foods Compliments of Empire Hanna Coal Division THE M. A. HANNA Co. 3304 RUSSELL STREET Coal For Every Purpose Compliments to Assumption University of Windsor from RENDEZVOUS TAVERN Mayor M. Patrick and students from Assumption University of Windsor admiring the 1958 Ambassador MAYOR MICHAEL PATRICK I am grateful for the opportunity given me to extend the con- gratulations and best wishes of the people of the city of VVindsor to Assumption University of Windsor. Windsor and Essex County is indeed fortunate in having educational facilities of such high standards to meet the ever increasing demands for higher education for our boys and girls. As you continue to grow and expand in accordance with accepted university practice by affiliating with liberal arts col- leges and by adding new courses, you will continue to merit the respect and admiration of all our citizens. ALDERMEN: William J. Fairlie William C. Riggs Thomas R. Brophey Lornie R. Rogers Mrs. Cameron H. Montrose W. John Wheelton Oliver M. Stonehouse Maurice L. Belanger Bernard Newm-an John H. Charlton ODAY, the opportunities offered by Canada are greater than ever be- fore. And, in step with these opportunities, our country's need for col- lege graduates is equally great. From the records established by previous students of Assumption University, we know there are none better trained in their chosen fields than you who are graduating this year. With such schooling, you can look forward with confidence to making important contributions to the broader horizons that lie ahead. We are pleased to have this opportunity of saying a friendly Hello to each of you. With G0d's blessings, may you assume your individual place in Canada's great future with the confidence your schooling warrants. Bendix-Eclipse of Canada, Ltd. XVINDSOR, ONTARIO SUBSIDIARY OF The Origmaz Compliments of VETERAN CAB OF WINDSOR LTD. 24 HOUR SERVICE PEOPLE'S FRUIT MARKET Equipped with 2-Way Radio Michigan Licenses 308 Wyandotte E. CL 6-2621 2109 Wyandotte W. CL 3-3302 DRINK MORE FRESH MILK R Y A N FOR HEALTH BUILDERS SUPPLIES, LTD. MILK EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL 210 DETROIT STREET VVINDSOR, ONTARIO OF WINDSOR 1' l l A sure sign of good eating! sf 3 .:' X-, ,D i4 'A qc i Hflb ' its K 5 5 f . 6' Q' 'fb I H A r 5 sig? X Q ff, ., C' if oz, 'Q' . X' . X , Q i ' auf ifx'7.igb5': 2: xx X X 4 -' H - rs, ilk :1 --3 -r-4. Q i igfft, :tn X is , 0 A K- ' it 'D F 66459 ' 33.-9 Z 1 x -2,934 ' ,i ' 't'J.rO4,4-gl' k . , Q- .-.pgs ..,. J l I X if Wherever you go this famous Heinz Keystone of quality is your guarantee of good food. Whatever your taste in food, you'll find perfection in the products marked Heinz. HEINZ 0 . Q World-Famous for Fine Foods! . ,i ., -, gs. swift - 2kQ1't?311za?'ki . .E Q, V, .. 54, Z.-.,1,, 133 1 ' fs, ' P5 -'9fwTip .:.', ,, , s.w,,,.,,,,- ' ' hutigf-ibix. t tt- D P11212 A Y .., 1 I Q Y .-...gui -asf' .ez it 5 ' ,. gtxxeiwiwft .. 4 'r s. 'mf ' W. F. Dollar, M.A., A.M.L.S, R. J. Schifferli, B.A. Librarian Placement Office Mrs. C. Perry, M.A. Director of Publications J- E. Th0mPS0f1, M-C-, B-A- Barbara Hellen Birch, M.A Director of Development Assistant Registrar ADRIENS COFFEE SHOP The Home of Good Foods 198 Pitt Street West Phone CL 4-6617 BARBARA WOOD LIMITED 504 Victoria Avenue-Windsor CL 3-6341 DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING TELEPHONE ANSWERING-SECRETARIAL BEARCAT HOME APPLIANCES Television - Refrigerators - Washers - Ranges 680 Wyandotte Street E. Phone CL 3-6353 SCOTCH WOOL SHOP 480 Pelissier St. Phone CL 3-7142 Compliments of Browifs Silk Shoppes WINDSOR-CHATHAM-SARNIA LEAMINGTON-ST. THOMAS Compliments of PARAMOUNT WINDSOR THEATRES LIMITED WOODALL GOLF RANGE AND PAR 3 COURSE 18 Hole Pitch Sz Putt Golf Course 118 Par 3 HolesJ 40 T G lf R ee o ange 10 Tee Winter School-18 Hole Miniature Course Complete Line of New Sz Used Golf Clubs 81 Bags Charlie Warren, prop. 2450 DOUGALL CL 3-9480 Compliments of FLORIDA FRUITLAND 1412 Wyandotte East CL 3-0919 BORDER CITY WIRE 8: IRON LIMITED 961 Walker Road CL 6-3411 Compliments of . . . QUALITY MARKET 3210 Sandwich St. West CL 3-3254 W. J. BELL PAPER CO. LTD. Branches Across Ontario 135 Church CL 4-4061 - COMPLIMENTS OF - CANADA BREAD CO. LTD. 1031 WALKER ROAD Cl 4-2539 The C01-get Shgp Compliments of . . . Wear a Fabulous Enhance G I R A R D S CL 4-6484 AL and LEO Main Floor MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING t0 n . 1011 OUELLETTE Assumption University of Windsor G. A. Ingram Co. tCanadaJ Ltd. 866 Erie St. E. CL 6-1895 COMPLIMENTS PITHE ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractors OF - We Specialize in Lighting - WINDSOR HOTEL SUPPLY INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL WIRING 1285 Marentette CL 6-4981 ?vwv- Hsin: -T C i fri 1 or A Clawii:iiiaiiiiiaininiliwlilil !fl'I'l'Q'!'lQw l'lllllll Ill Ill ll! T1 'Il 2533533 M1533 - , i 'i ml'-'1 - I u 'i -1, Y lofi it i 'Z Holy Redeemer College and Seminary HOLY REDEEMER Both College and Seminary, Holy Redeemer prepares young men for priesthood in the missionary Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer CC.Ss.R.J. Students from every part of English-speaking Canada and Redemptorist missions in Japan study for their B.A., attending classes both at Holy Redeemer and the other colleges of the University. In addition to their B.A., students pursue an additional 4 years of study in Theology, Sacred Scripture, Church Law, Ecclesiastical History, Liturgy and Sacred Eloquence. As graduates of Assumption University Holy Redeemer they will be posted for missionary work to all parts of Canada, to Japan, or to graduate studies in universities here and abroad. The staff at Holy Redeemer comprises 6 professors in the theology faculty and 7 in the philosophy and arts department. Three of the latter are graduates of Assumption. Very Rev. Gerard Owens, C.Ss.R., and Father Edward Crowley, C.Ss.R. teach also at University College. E ,T Windsor Body Sz Fender Limited M. F. Bernachi - Res. WH 5-4527 H. L. Bernachi - Res. WH 5-8261 COMPLETE AUTO TRIMMING 8: GLASS SPRAY PAINTING 8z DUCO ENAMEL COLLISION WORK Estimates Free Call CL 6-4953 28.0 BRIDGE AT LONDON BEATTY WASHER STORE SALES 81 SERVICE Parts for All Makes 671 Wyandotte E. CL 3-3557 Compliments from TAM O'SHANTER CLOTHES FOR MEN For Made to Measure and Ready to Wear Clothes of Distinction WYANDOTTE STREET NEAR BRIDGE Compliments of KAPLAN'S FURNITURE WINDSOR, ONTARIO EBBINCHAUS Electric Ltd. Established 1930 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Wiring - Fixtures - Repairs - Installation Alterations 1623 Wyandotte St. E. Phone CL 3-8500 Member E-C-A 346 GOYSHU CL 3'9445 After Hours Call: CL 2-4312 YO 9-3683 Lessons Summer and Winter FIRTH BROS. LIMITED Direct Importers of British Woolensn Iron Fireman Stokers Reduce Your Fuel Costs A Save Labour Plumbing-I-Ieatfing-Air Conditioning JEFF KEARN LTD. Phone CL 3-6952 256 Ouellette Ave. 342 Park St. West CL 3-3636 COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF SIRE SHOP FOR MEN WINDSOR PACKING CO , LTD, 2180 Wyandotte W. Windsor 5 ' Q. DOMINION TREE EXPERTS 5 John M orrissey, Prop. SPRAYING 'FRIMMING SURGERY f 'C' LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS IQO Contracts A-ccepted Anywhere in Canada 974 Windermere Windsor CL 2-6362 MADY'S BIG BOY DRIVE-INS FINE FOODS -- EXPERTLY PREPARED Specializing in BIG BOY'S SWANKY FRANKY PIZZAS Restaurant and City Wide Delivery Service EAST suns usuvsnv cm wn 5-114s west sms ci a-5945 Official Caterers to Trans Canada Air Lines 4440 TECUMSEH ROAD EAST B83 I-IURON LINE Wright's TEMPLE of SERVICE 505-515 East Hancock, Detroit Telephone'TEmple 1-2816 Compliments Whiteman Furniture Co. Ltd. THE STORE THAT SATISFIES LOWEST PRICES IN WINDSOR 1182-90 Wyandotte E. CL 4-1506 Joseph Cimer MEAT MAR'KET 1482 Lcmlois CHRYSLER OF CANADA SALUTES The Faculty and Students of Assumption University Chrysler of Canada and Assumption University have grown together With the community. One to provide educational facilities in keeping with its status as a university - the other in setting up the finest automobile and truck production facilities in the country. Both have the same end in vievv-to produce quality products of the highest standards. Chrysler Corporation of Canada Limited PLYMOUTH DODGE DESOTO CHRYSLER IMPERIAL DODGE AND FARGO TRUCKS Douglos Steward, of the buildings ond grounds deportmen BEST WISHES . . . From an alumnus who looks with pride upon the progress of Assumption University of Windsor. 'lr For all your banking requirements I M PE RIAL QBANKMWMM F. J. Dorschell, Manager Sandwich Branch There are seven branches to serve you in the Windsor district. Lakehead Motors Ltd. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - FARGO Sales and Service 'Ir Port Arthur and Fort William, Ont. -above all THE RCAF ., ij? i9Q.3.3a f??f5:.. 'If-lit? W5Ss:s::,:1 m..., 1 'ii'f5?1xt so-Q Q N . ,,. .,,:,.,.. -. . K. ff.. -, 1.- .- . gl L Big Businesi The RCAF is Canada's biggest business - em- ploying some 70,000 people and operating a billion dollar organiza- tion. It is a dynamic and expanding one in which application,knowledge and initiative are recognized and fully rewarded. The aircrew officer works with the most advanced equipment - equipment that demands in its opera- tion people with a devel- oped capacity for learning. 21 time of Decision As a young man about to graduate from university you will soon be deciding upon your future. This de- cision if it is to be a sound one will require your care- ful assessment of all avail- able opportunities, as well as your own potential. The Royal Canadian Air Force has always offered challenging opportunities in air crew which have at- tracted university gradu- ates from all faculties. To- day, almost without ex- ception, the officers in senior air force appoint- ments are degree men, most of whom have risen to their present positions after entering the RCAF as pilots or observers. With the expanded role, the advances being made in flying techniques and the heavier demands be- ing placed on executive officers, the RCAF now offers even a greater chal- lenge to the young man with a university back- ground. See Your Career Counsellor Today. 3 RCAF , L Recruiting Unit Ll l Recruiting Unit 665 Ouellette Ave xl l Windsor im CL 3-6326 THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FGRCE - COMPLIMENTS OF - A. HORVATH, JEWELLER 195 OTTAWA sr. ci 4-4300 MAC. J. BRIAN limited PLUMBING AND HEATING PHONE CL 4-5151 76 PITT STREET EAST Compliments of Grinnell Bros. Music House 1430 Tecumseh E. CL 3-7750 Compliments Y in MacPHAIL Fire - Automobile PHOTOGRAPHY BY Plate Glass - Boiler Malcolm D. Insurance Agency Bartlet Bldg. V CL 3,2422 Compliments of TWIN PINES DAIRY 1331 OUELLETTE AVE. CL 4-7841 636 Aylmer Ave. Phone CL 4-5109 Compliments THE MACCAB-EES Compliments Insurance With a Heart HOTEL DIEU ALEX SAMUEL OF ,, ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL CL 3-7125 - CL 3-ssoii OF NURSING 137 Ouellette Ave. Windsor - COMPLIMENTS - E- T. LAFRAMBOISE MOTORS LIMITED PONTIAC - BUICK - VAUXHALL AMHERSTBURG ONTARIO BRANCHEAU HARDWARE O 25821 Van Born Detroit, Mich. .fl 1 .am-,-.. v A W L A 'L w I B Secretory to President Rev. E. C. LeBeI, C.S,B., IS Mrs. A. Hoberer. COMPLIMENTS OF C. A. HOWELL Sz COMPANY DETROIT, MICHIGAN THOMSON PRODUCE ESSEX COUNTY FOOD DISTRIBUTORS Office: Producers Cold Storage Bldg. 1518 Mercer Street Windsor - Ontario Nothing Equals the Glamour Of A FINE LAZARE FUR Over the years Lazare's has been known as specialist in Fine Furs offering only outstand- ing quality, authentic stylingfFurs fashioned by experts, surprisingly moderate in prices. And, you have the advantage of a very large selection from which to choose. LAZARE'S FURS 493 Ouellette Ave., Windsor CROSS SUPPLIES 8z PAVING LIMITED CL 4-1166 1272 WINDSOR MARIO'S TAVERN Ideal for Club Parties NO COVER NO DOOR NO MINIMUM 755 Ouellette - Windsor Phone CL 4-3392 Free Parking - coMPuMENTs OF - L. MCGILL ALLAN LTD. GENERAL coNrRAcToRs W. L. NOBLE, P, PRESIDENT .... . . . .CL. 4-4265 Compliments of Dean Construction Co. Ltd PURITY MEAT MARKET GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1482 Laflglois CL 3-0013 sr. Clair Beach SE 5-2612 Compliments of The Donminion House Hotel Where Particular People Congregate 53 Pitt East CL 4-3082 Catemlg to 29 Wyandotte E. CL 4-3882 DINNERS -4 BANQUETS -- WEDDINGS 4750 Wyandotte E- WH 5,0415 Reservations: CL 4-6221 3140 Sandwich St. W. TED'S DELIVERY SERVICE Ci1'PgmIj'1iiIfIED PEE E WH 5-7740 15 D .H d TO THE CLASS OF 1960 . 17 mul al Toney, Baby, General Manager City Wlde Ge-nexal Caitage 1319 McDougall REMINGTON DRY CLEANERS GUSfS BAR-B-Q Pleasing You Means Success to Us DINNERS FOR YOUR FAMILY A SPECIALTY All Work Done on Premises -fgpen 24 Hours Daily CITY WIDE SERVICE For Take Out Orders or Delivery Service REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, ETC. Call CL 6-2544 70 SO3IgJTI:?I.513A1gIFIC 2685 HOWARD We at the Windsor Utilities Commission are proud to have served Assumption throughout our much briefer history. Proud, are we too at the determination and foresight which have brought Assumption to its present state of development and the plans which will make it greater. Wllhe end of man is to serve the higher cause - knowledge will help him better serve the cause? THE WINDSOR UTILITIES COMMISSION 9 1 g 119 'VN .,- ,.1.- sun., l 'W' f. F. 'rhikf i i ' 'El ,li ua- if L.. an ' 'hr A t' ,if-. 4. -0 y 417' lu 1-1- Wig.. Q Wage 279 NRA- Rev. J. M, Hussey, C,S,B., M.A. Professor of Classics Rev. G. Macdonald, C.S.B., MA. Classics and Philosophy W. G. Phillips, Ph.D. Economics and Political Science V. C. Chrypinski, Ph.D. Economics and Political Science M. Z. Follenbuchl, B.Sc,, MA. Economics and Political Science W. L. White, MA. Economics and Political Science Rev. C. P. Crowley, C.S.B., Ph.D. Professor of English Miss Mary Manely, Ph.D. English Eugene McNamara, MA. English Rev. E. C. Pappert, C.S.B., Ph.D. English, Director of Extension J. Sullivan, Ph.D. English D. P. Kelley, M.A. English, Director of Drama Rev. R. J. Madden, C.S.B,, M.A English H. F. Plante, M,A. English Dr. Moteusz Matteo Glinski Fine Arts and Music Most Rev. C. L. Nelligan, D.D. History, Modern Languages Religious Knowledge Rev. J. P. O'Meorci, C.S.B., Ph.D History Rev. F. J. Boland, C.S.B., Ph.D. History C. M. J. F. Swan, Ph.D. History Sr. Michael Mary, S,N.J.M., B.A. Home Economics, Biology Siizcerest Best Wishes Of W. J. McCANCE Sz SON 321 Ouellette Avenue CL 3-6151 MEDICAL ARTS DISPENSARY PRESCRIPTIONS Motorized Delivery Service 1011 Ouellette CL 2-1193 Also Operating- MALLETT'S PHARMACY 4785 Wyandotte E. WH 8-1511 lAT LAWRENCED Compliments of Windsor ai Detroit Tunnel I l WINDSOR - DETROIT The Only International Tunnel In' Directly Connecting Downtown Windson- B 8. C ENGRAVING COMPANY Manufacturers of Plastic Nameplates and Signs 2 and 3 Dimensional Engraving Steel Stamps and Dies Molds, Hops. 868 WALKER Rd. CL. 6-1795 lL Tvpewmrens CL 6-3405 I-I. W. GODDARD LTD 1-181 OUELLETTE Green's Ideal Drug Store Ltd. Your IDA Drug Store Prescriptions Picked-Up 1699 Wyandotte W. at Campbell CL 3-3162 X wmnow CLEANERS Compliments of THIBODEAU EXPRESS 'INDUSTRIAL 'COMMERCIAL 'RESIDENTIAL 1845 Walker Road, Windsor CL 3-5275 Complete Insurance Coverage-FREE Estimates -XX II WITH Special Contract Rates CI. 6-1737 t , After Hours Call Wh. 8-2926 orrlo . 63-'lowero 1900 WYANDOTTE STREET EAST E Art. TV. M0 A 'AUTO TUNNEL Sub-Aqueous Vehicular the wand I With Downtown Detroit Fabricated STEEL PRODUCTS CVVINDSORJ LTD. 0 SHEET METAL PRODUCTS 0 STAMPINGS 0 MATERIALS HANDLING BAUM 8a BRODY LIMITED FURNITURE-RITGS-LINOLEUMS ELECTRICAL APPLI,-1Nf'ES 156 Chatham St. W. CL I-:-:1i3-iT BIIAII II ifI1 Ccnzfidwicf Un Eli-S-If Tr mix MERCHANTS PAPER CO. CVVINDSORJ LTD. 975 Crawford CL 3-6339 BANVVELL'S BETTER BAGGAGE SELLING QUALITY LUGGAGE AND I.IQA'l'HliR GOODS FOR OVER 50 YEARS 494 PELLISSIER Owned and Operated by Alumni Cl. Al-QHSQ Cliff A. Blonde, Clayt S. Blonde XVindsor. Ont J. E. MURPHY Sheet Metal Co. Ltd. EST. 1921. Industrial Sheet Metal Work 595 TECUMSEH EAST CL 3-3203 After Hours Mgr's Res., VVHitehall S-0432 IJ. E MURPHY JR4 McDONALD'S Camera Shop o EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 0 Everything Photographic 0 Cameras-Projectors 0 RentalsfSales-Repairs 0 Sound Equipment-Tape Recorders 0 Ansco-Kodak Bob McDonald 1537 M91-C-ey CL 3-4691 Lionel Tidridge-A.P.S.A. 620 Goyeau fat Wyandotte! CL 3-2167 T 7 Congratulations . . . LAWTUN INSURANCE AGENCY BRAVO CEMENT CONTRACTING FLOORING Canada Bldg- CL 3-4557 Metalic Mastic and Coloured 2202 Woodlawn CL 4-0811 BULMER BUSINESS COLLEGE W. F. MAHONEY, B.A., PRINCIPAL Free Employment Bureau For Graduates Imperial Bank Building 44 University W. CL 3-8202 WHITLEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT Everest Typewriters Diehl Calculators Stenocord Dictating Machines RENTALS SERVICE 1731 WYANDOTTE ST. E4 CL 3-5231 Zenith Radio Corp. of Canada Ltd. 1165 Tecumseh E. COPELAND'S BOOK STORE 485 Pelissier CL 2-1157 1421 Tecumseh Blvd. E. CL 2-2410 I I' J -9 Clearwarter Dodge-DeSoto Ltd- DOWNTOWN E CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE LTD. GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS PARTS Servioe 24 Hours D You'll Like Our Service A COMPANY LIMITED 731 Goyeau sr., windsor CL 3-3541 A , Yr 3 A ii I f?3EgM' -COMPUMENB- I WINDSOR AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Wcilter Pelett GENERAL CONTRACTORS NOb'e DUH I-td' Lorne T. Rowson H9581 ate M-r. PLEASANT nom . Amvowr nom: AbbeYG'C'Y Ltd- Ltd' TORONTO MNDSOR Moron Motors Ltd. Simon Motors Ltd. 9 '90 4 Webster Motors Windsor Ltd. Windsor Motor Co. Ltd. 'M' I RAYMOND RENAUD AND SON Housemovers -- Contractors 547 Oak St. CL 3-5530 Best Wisltes to Students and Faculty of SSUMPTION UNIVER ITY from .Fr-TDIQLRNR MISL PNIWSIIX-P7'X . I., 1,51 ., .f f- K XX Ii .-ff ' I I ' 'Lx .V f li 'x . In . I.-fi IQ! -2:51 ,fri I .I 'I' in- z - f. WINDSOR'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Phone CL 3-7461 Daily Deliveries to Assumption Compliments of SEGUIN BROS. LTD PRINTING SERVICE French and English Publications 922 Brant Phone CL 3-4941 A Good 9 l f onus stones OUELLETTE AVE. at London St. - OUELLETTE AVE. at Wyandottte St. WYANDOTTE ST. 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Hussey, President Colutti Brothers Limited Tile - Terrazzo - Marble Resilient Floors Windsor CL 3-6333 0 Chatham EL 4-0670 2490 McDougal St. Windsor, Ontario . , . ,, iaunguish me uroduc: al Coca-Cola Ltd. WINDSOR.PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY LIMITED Plumbing 8 Heating Contractors 85 Mechanical Engineers 05 G1 CL 6 541 1 St d ts gather In the development office, csk Muss Shirley Pullen for d I pment curculors. BEATTY WASHER STORE Automatic Washers 0 Dryers O Refrigerators Ranges I Kelvinators 0 Easy 0 Norge and Other Famous Makes SALES AND SERVICE 671 Wyandotte St. E. Phone CL 3-3557 One Location Only M. LEWIN- MANAGER H- W. ORMEROD 8. COMPANY LIMITED General Insurance Adjusters, LIoyd's Surveyors 6I0 CANADA TRUST Bldg. WINDSOR, ONTARIO PHONE Clearwater 4-3203 Territory Covered: Essex, Kent 8. Lambton Counties CANADIAN LINEN CO. LTD. We Rent Coats-Barber Towels-Dre-ssesfAprons Table Linen-Office Towels-Banquet Linen and Continuous Towel Cabinets Compliments of W. J. 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Palo? 50-4 ,044 -1 ...v -34 'ug' -, Q9 ine 1960 Ambassador Presented by tne Students of Assalnptlbn Unhferslty of Windsor Windsor 0ntar1b Kanada ,l.l4, ,,,,, ,. --f el . if 5' :QM . .J -as-9 .342 '-flfi, ' ' ,v,l b .5 5 Q 11, 41 J! ' L ' f., 1 V 'xx S A' ,ttf as ,..- 5 , V . ' . 1 1' 46 'QQ , f A. Ben-Azul J. Baker 'W 'U fag Q V 13 w g B. Biggar R. Bazinef ' - . W . -'L 1 . Dv B, Bulqf B. Chrisfie -X lf K n Q, -5 F. Burns J. Bawden I .P Q Q Q. E. Dawson 5. Berbynuk llll HJ -NV Q .f ,M I L. Emmerf L. Gilberf be Q in Q' I ., ,-,.. fl Nlyl B. Greenwood Hawkeswood .i ,fS, B. Hilbers ga W R. Houston ..- F. Marcinko eff' . G. Pennington I F. Pitch M- Bifo A if Schwartz P- B0 idY B- R' Slemfm E. Johnsfon 'Vg . S. Urablik I . . J P. Williams , q we 5 B. Wood '57 'f L. Zills E X , I Burrell D. Unsal P. J. Burry E. Wakulich F, Khoury E. Cameron . Cameron . Lumley l First and Year i fx J' , -Q. fu Q .fa J 'B .f l f, 1 :A X' . .- Q .f an ' .ul 1 .-Ze' , X ' ' E an F ' Q X ' gk ' 4- , 1 A -in rs X E O '17 I N - E. Oli 13 Commerc QQ -A 3 'W' x T. Defiman -:fr R. Drlicka ,IQ V M. Edgar lllll la ' ul - ?' B. Gourlay +3 G. Guzzo N, T. Hanss R. Jolie ,Q B. Keenan J M. Kaplan Vx R. Lever .S H. Link L. Loselle --, I 3' W. McMullen 'v D. Maksymiu If M. Marfin A. Massey J. Mussio A. Mussio J. Nanni P. Nighbor V. Olnannessian J, Orfman S. Oster J. Pasfovich J. Peniesco R. Refcio R. Renaldi F. Roman J. Saunders E. Seidel S . Semeniuk ll l l H.l B. Thayer B. Todd J. Turnbull D. Wilson If ', If N 2, .1 V. -gr - , ...1 Xt R 4 J 36 'V '.2Q -1' '53 1 1 .iw ' . ,V 99 5359 24 gi ll if L, J .69 .. 'vf I ,,.-.I Q J Li. WW .nd ,?K. V A 'T QCT 1 'xx L ' L 'Wx we., Q 1 9 - l sv' . 1-:fl '5 ..., X -'Q . fa- I . wx Y ? sl X . X -' lc Q LA.. Wlhnl Q A. Bclziw B. Boffos LQTA 4' B. Burn R. Burns 5 V. X'-'- ' L. Corbone :L R. Chopuf Alexander Arber Armour W. 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Bonfronf fl Vx .1 .QV ' V...n QQ ' 5:21 ' wr, wry- G. Medina D. Heward B. Jaques H. Johnson 5 A Lf. ,.. W9 'Ye Q'- K ,bg .. iz, .. 2 X . f-12, .Q X . T. Kaasfen C. Kerr :Ame QQ W J. . , W , 0 '. . 1 :AJ Q 5. M... . iv -.. ?... ,A H. N N 1. , . X F ,.Q-fxnaw' V. Q K :Lx ' ' ' tiff , . X X L 'H ' .: iq, - 1 B. Lane H. Lee J. Leishman J. Li 0. I -vial .V . .1-' 1 5, . N ,Ny J, Lindsey K, Long C. Lui B. Moc Neil D. Morrison ff ll E 4 2 12' O 0 f i Q L. Neflwery ' ,Qx 'Hz-rf I G. Nickson 4-'TQ ' as 1 JG' 'I -, Q' N I it T' ' E 1' 'K ' R. Powelek D. Peach A. Polimcic fp? Q Q 1 - ig, . N .TE in-J -.J .1 i XA X xi J. Roy l. Reilly 1 an gy - QT N, qv Q- U 7' 1 sy l . Q mg L C. Renleffl B. Tom P. Wei Q S. Wong Iii- iw W :-:af : Q Q C. Brunefii P. Dunseuih L- I-C1020 H- I-0 7 6 ' d W. Loureife P. MacDonald Q , f , '17 H, Q 1 Q G. Monforfon G, Power iff fnglheerlh ' E, l ,. 1 ',i A5139 saw. -,MQW 1- f-4 5... 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TSW l r ,','y'alw iw .4 , ,'.p1',1,f,:f1f'7f,.U-' rf ' l 7'-' - 4 4331! :im5-12aii1ff5f?!v5i1,f4.',' f zjfigil. 1 ,,. ,i ,Q all 3. , .,. . Q Right Honourable John G. Diefenbaker Prime Minister of Canada, received an degree of Doctor of Law at Fall this year. To Mr. Deefen- dedicate this yealfblogk. is is 5 6'5- X . -of W, 34. J. QW -,file ' it ' -mi! N .l 'ST 'Y 5' '-'J if-7 B. Everifl' K. Finger L. Gcle J. Gofes '2 Q C. Gosselin J. Grey D. Havelock G. Helleis , -C Q P. Home J. Hubert H. lp J. Kelly ...li I . ,aA.s- 'QS-'.'7 T. Asscxng .M wg 1 . ' '11 , 'f C. Cclone A A rg -sf :S Lum .A ,, .2 X ... 3 I S 53' 4, .. 'r vm M. Courey -QQ' Y, .il l l R. Atkinson S. Bensette J. Biro is Q.. i -V: :'i.lQ1. .xl ':... , R J. Corfier M. Closs D. Coates l ll 5 5 Q 'X 9 l 4 .ff . ' ll A K Bull. .f J. Csordos G. Czudner L. Dibbley O Iliff J l l l 1 l 5 ' l l l l l l l l ll l1ln1.u1J . . ,un . K'- G. Kerr J. Kominar E. Kofeles N. Kupnicki fax If R. Kwok L. Le Duc M. Marciano D, McLean ' 'X 4 A . ' 3 4 .avr K 'B X ' -Q fs . '- -- N R Nw 'T 1-in sn-.Ralf B. Moore R. Niccolini D. Parent J. Parenf 'V .A -' Rf: R ' . 63 1 6 .. 'V h wwf' ff' -+f ANY in yi' ' x D ' C. Ranahan R. Regehr P. Roy J- SCl'1erTzer 768 If T 103 . -. .vs Q' 4 1-' B. Sherman J. Spinks B. Steyn M. SU6livGr 'W 17' W. Tofren F. Wai R. Walton P. Yaworsky , A Year R. Gardner R. Lumb L. Gensens G. Mock M. Jacko I. Mocko D. Lane O. Momer W. Lozlnskl C. Mephcm A ., r-7. L. Norclello qv. R. Reed ,4 ' i l 3 T. Sempowski S. Wossenoor 2 Y ,-1 4. NK ' ll QQ G Shunock l Q R. Neville .If H. Schcmkulo ..... f 4' B vvhafe x J. Sin r. A2 T. O'Brion M. Schick Vx ' -A V. -Q - M -:V C. Wilson W D. Snyder ' A - G 1 7'l 7 R, Pfqff ' ,Tj C. Seguin E 3, '. 'Q' i 1 L 5' E , vb ., l We R. Young P. Taylor . f? la S' Lg ,Q A C. Pinnegar B. Sehl ' ,V l ' f' T. Zoidc J. Timko ,sq . . T. Zckon SW and Sclbnce B. Vansfone E. Zorichny if i , Left to Right. B, Salvatore, R, Stromatt, D, Kenna, A, Bovenzi, R, O'Neill, V, Tremblay, M. LaBute, 145 um I bn Umlfer T Bail? hw cfzola f 2' L, gg . ' ii gi f A - Q . 3 fe . -. 5 . . 'wg A .- In 652. T -Aww X2 55 w r 3 f 1 Liv Mazza 5 is 3.1 Back Row: Left to Right: A. Murphy, E. Kuntz, R. Stromatt, B. Salvatore, N. Manherz, A. Bovenzi, K. McKernon, R. Dionne, R. Paramo. Middle Row. Left to Rifht: J. Rigomonti, R. Bormet, P. Fremeau, F. Puri, W. O'RieIly, M. LaBute, D. Finlay, G. Hosko. Front Row: Left to Right. T. O'Sullivan, W. Galvin, R. O'Neill, W. Gambriel, B. Rourke, D. Kenna, V. Tremblay. 'W 4 3 2 fe Q. if .E bfi U J. Tw... fx - 2, Q ' 1 Quan -W NX I K . XL N 1r-1 qu , . -.mfah-f,s.a'ul.' W. i'fmn 4'nq, .,, qw -vim' K 'N' w, '?hp... nm h ' - ww- em' Q Q- T I',l.....x...--- 3 3 9--3,5 - iS3Q3g assi 3 .- M S?-5521! SQQQQQQQ IP p ' l i Students take time out to talk about extra-curricular sublects. Orgamkaffbn Students find plenty of intell- ectual and social stimulation when they play active roles in the campus clubs and societies. There's never a dull moment in the organizations, from co-cur- ricular clubs which follow up the paths they normally do not meet in a university schedule. fx ffgilf I f 141 arm!! -i ,,,f-4 'i 0-as 1 4 i ,1- s K m . VK' A V' A-12, ., ,QW Ra - u ,. JP' R fs- 1 . -sl TW- A il' JE' U 5 7 , Y A I Q . V 1 .' 4 4 I . i' M-'H' , 5 5 -9 fA2b1V,54.fe f' - I ' sewn , A - ,Q H A 1135 ' fn,-,1 v - 1' ' ,?, .--fn' 'J Us. I-La ,f ,.4 a' ,. ,....-4,--f ff' 11: iii ' nr,,,,1... Q-gsm. ,., -51.4-f A-N-s . .L-, T l' --,.-A ..-. --J.- , -rv- nr f . u . ., . Zlu'U ' I4 'Q x X p ' S 1 5 43 if li YK .vi I .721 la ' 50. A . ' W Q . vi fi' I Q . .,1.-N., s ,- .- 'K F Q'iJw .' 35 1 'lprfffi 5 L 77 4, Student Admlhi The President's Message A university is a place of tradition. Each student or Teacher that ioins its ranks associates him- l self with all that has gone before. He is moulded by the past even as he himself moulds the fu- l ture. The campus community lives on. 4 - l So it is at Assumption. Freshmen come, graduates go. But something of the college tradition remains, for Assumption has a story far older than the oldest grad. That story lives on and grows as the university lives and expands. This story is your story. To its future chapters you will contribute as students ancl as graduates l of Assumption. A- K Sincerely, Victor Michael Power l 64 f X l raflife L'oanc17 L. v 'J 'Nr' 'L Lou Peco Director of Social Affairs Dick Orczyk Director of Cultural Affairs Connie Curran Director of Wornen's Activities Rev. C. Drouillard, C-SB. Ph.D. Moderator 4 Pl -- -zfl safe ff gr' 3 f E-v sr' x 'tk 3 Q- 5 5' Q- x sf Bill Eull Director of Inter- University Affairs Michael Roche Director of Finance Left to rignri Bill Lemmon, Mary-Ann Kennedy, Marie Distefan, Roger Patillo. Ambassador Staff EDITOR IN CHIEF LITERARY EDITOR ADMINISTRATION 81 FACULTY GER . LEN GENSENS TERRY KENNEDY ALD PAWLOWSKI PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES . . . .... JOYCE PARENT UNDERGRADUATES . .. . . . FRED KHOURY ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL . . . ATHLETICS .... . . . .... IRENE GYORFFY . . .. LEA POHUDA . .. KERRY FINGER ADVERTISING .... MRS. CHARLOTTE PERRY, M. A. fonfenfs TITLE PAGE DEDICATION ... ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL .... ATHLETICS . . ADVERTISING . .. Nt: -'48 lfrom leftl Dr. L. McCarthy lModeratorl, J, Demarco, E. Dennis, G, .lanisse lPresidentl, R. Giroux, P. Black, E. Hatch, M. Albert, D. Hayes, J. Carrico, K. McGovern, A. M. Thibault, F. Pore. French Clab The French Club has as its purpose to instigate a healthy interest in the study ot French conversation and French literature The club achieves its aims by a series ot meetings devoted to the discussion, in French, at current topics, French literature, and French music. Spamklz Club The Spanish Club promotes the propagation ot spanish literature on campus and the interest ot students in learning about historical, romantic Spanish America. The club has grown in the last tew years to become one of the largest of language clubs at Assumption. lSeated, from leftl D. Peacock, C. Savino, B. Primorac lPf95ld9l'1Tl, A. Rzazewski, J. DeMarco, lStanding, from leftl Rev, J. C, O'Danoghue, C.S.B., M.A. lmoderatorl, L. Salciccioli, E. Cameron, G. Ustrzycki, F. Alexander, H. Pearce. IStanding, from leftl H. Barratt, T. Assang, A. Navarro, F. DeChellis, D. Allen, D, Comstock. -g!,SZg:HLfYlz'-'.' if Vi. l ' 'rl I .,f :Q vu .H :'i2. .f.lc :...H',li us.. yo o,.H,Sf. O A., .4-fi x 14 Seated: S. Schroth, B. Rourke CSB. Standing. D. Cole lPresidentl , J. Jurosek, M. Godin, D Chernets, T. Murphy CSB, G Dennis, .I McNamara, R Marentette, P. McHugh, B. Eull, A. Kizik, M. Keenen, M. Jennings, D. Comstogl-, A, McPhorlin, V Lynch Moderator. Fr. R. C. Fehr CSB. Psycfrology Club The Psychology Club enioyed a Tremendous growth this year, its second year of operations. One of its main activities was a full day seminar meeting in the univer- sity library at which students of psychology from area universities participated. Pfrdosopfzy Club All Lovers of Wisdom at Assumption congregate into a society that meets every fortnight in the Senate Chambers of the university. The society is the Philosophy Club, whose members aim at the promotion ot phliosophic discussion. lfrom leftl T. O'Sullivan, K. Mcliernan, E. King, R. Dionne, F. Pare, B. Rourke, J. Caron lpresidentl, M. J, Bell, S. Petix, G. Glover, M. Murray, T. Hartley. n- Seated lleft to rightl: E. Hatch, S, Magrath lPresidentl, Rev. A. R. Guoltieri, lModeratorl. J- MOON? Smndlng R- Finlvy, P- DUUSECNW, B. Whipple, R. Woodall, P. Gilmor, A, Marsh. Canterbury Club In keeping with the rapid growth of Canterbury College, the Canterbury Club showed a very marked in- crease in members and activities this year. The Club acts as the Anglican Church students' organization on cam- pus, and promotes religious, educational, and social ac- tivities among Anglican students. United Cburcb Club The functions ofthe United Church Club are to provide an opportunity for collective worship and an organiza- tion tor the social lite of all United Church members on campus. lt also assists the cause of unity among all Christians at Assumption University. -.Bids zQ22.',r.:..., ' tXE4pr:?'5-1?-g'E5jS 1 , L, W. N yn nr E. ss? ff A 'ifikl - QQ-tifii E YZ-.2 135'-yi. ' Hex? A , gggga 1, 'Y' 'C ' fl 'jfhsfrf sy? 7' :ggi ll : '15 Seated lfrom leftl V, Lynch, W. Eling lPresidentl, G. Emmerson, Standing lfrom lettl L. Atkinson J. Hames, K. Wylie, B. Lemmon, M. R Richards, A. Hitch, P. Roddy. Moderator: Dr. R. S. Rayson . ,. rw ..-i T N'-I' lin Ir' lx? Seated: left to right M. Pomaiba, K. McGovern, H. Pearce, E. Seidel, J. Carrico, J. Baxter, M. Riordan. Standing. Fr. A. Weiler C.S.B. lModeratorl, C. Boniferro, F. Wai, F. Steinmetz, C. Galuska, W. Steyn, R. Pick, M. Marentette, B. Lundy, P. Tuite, D. OiConnell, F. DeCl'iellis. leglbn of Mary flab The object of the Legion of Mary is the sanctification of its members by prayer and active co-operation, under ecclesiastical guidance, in Mary's and the Churchs work of crushing the head ofthe biblical serpent and advanc- ing the reign of Christ. Sodadfy Club The Sodality of Our Lady is a religious association which aims at sanctifying its members in their own states of life. This year, the Sodality concentrated on apostolic work, and included among its activities visits to Villa Marie, collection of postage stamps tor the missions, and worli in the Marian Cer-tre. 5 -1 t X., Y 1 l5T0f1dif19, from leftl N- 5Cl1fOT. C. Brueggeman, E. Murphy, C. Savino, P. Giesler, S. L'Heureux, L. Salciccioli, G. Ustrzycki, Z. Bury D. Lancop. lSeated, from leftl V. Burgoyne lprefectl, Rev. L. A. McCann, C.S.B.,S.T.D., lmoderatorl, C. Todesco, lprefectl. On Stage lfrom leftl E. Zemla, R. Carducci, B. Roddy, K. Melville, D. P. Kelly lDirec1'orl, C. Mepham. Seated, First row F. Brokenshire, J, Ridley, S. Zokvich, B. McGuire. Seated, second row C. Bernoske, E, Sadowska, D. Mady, M. King, C. Fisher. I. Bernard, D. Brown. Drama Club The Drama Club's biggest production of the year was The Potting Shed, by Graham Greene, a three act play, presented in November. The club also produced scenes from Joan of Arc, by GB. Shaw, and two one-act plays. This club, too, has enioyed a great amount of expansion both in personnel and in theatre aids. Reheflfscl' 'Phoenix' Rehearsal- 'Joan of Arc' lFront row from leftl M. Martin, B. Viiuk, B. Thayer, J. Pentesco, S. Berbynulc, T. Dettman, B. Todd, P. Burry. lCentre row from lettl E. Lumley, J. Bowden, J. Ortmann, R. Bazinet, L, Gilbert, B. Christie, T. Cameron, A, Massey B Keenan T Diotchenko F Roman. lBack row from leftl B. Drlicka, M. Kaplan, J. Mussio, B. O'Malley, R. Jolie, B. Goorloy, B. Wood, J. Baker. Commerce Club The Commerce Club had one of its best years in the 1959-60 term. Its maior contribution was the initiation of a Job Clinic, where students met employers from almost all vocational fields. In addition, the club toured industries in London and Toronto, Ont.,held regular dinner meetings, and published a club paper, The Executive. They were also co-sponsors of the Christmas Dance. ,-f llst row from leftl M. Hurst, J. Doichendt, Dr. G. R. Horne lmoderotorl, L. Pennachetti lpresidentl, Mr. J. Hartford, G Zuma M Zn S Semeniuk ltreasurerl. l?rf'l row from leftl P. Jankov, P. Kennedy, B. LeTourneau, J. Robertson, R. Woodall, G. Baggio, S. Shulman, G. Docherty D Testani E John ton O Maksimowich, R. Yam, J. Suznevich. 13rd row from leftl D. Robertson, P. Lundy, J. Pintur, D. Aubry, R. Hudgins, D. Nantais, G. Weir, S. Magrath, L. Loselle J Dewhirst P .8 Kaleidoscope The Kaleidoscope is the annual creat- ive writers' magazine, into which is poured the printed passages of poetry, short story, and drama. Kaleidoscope is, actually speaking, the only genuine out- let creative writers have on campus. B Roddy D Palot F Shunock, seated, J. Stoner. Mask' Appreclhffbn The Assumption University Music Soci- ety was founded on campus this year. They uncovered the talent among the students and endeavoured to give them regular study and musical activity. The Society is under the direction of Maestro Matteo Glinski. lfrom Ieftl G Reaume J Kelly M A Courey S Petix M Markham T Lancop J DeM:irco W Krempa B. Ouellette lPresidentl Progressive-Conservative The Progressive Conservat've Club is a political institution designed to pro- mote interest in serious political thought and discussion. lt discusses both histor- ical and contemporary governmental policies of all government parties, and attempts to promote a better under- standing of the Conservative Party for those students interested. lst Row P. Burrell, G. Clarkson, F. Shunock, D. Wilson, Mr. N. Spensor, QC., M.P., P. Gilm or lPresidentl, S. Schwartz, L. Gilbert. 2nd Row N. McCallum, J. Bowden. NN 7 is...-Q 1 liberals The Liberal Club is one ofthe three political clubs on campus. Its aim is to promote interest in the Canadian Liberal Party by bringing a more profound knowledge to students through discus- sions and actual talks by active liberals. xg Assumpflbn Radio Club af GISP L 11--11w First row llett to rightl: P. Lang, S. Deziel, P. Hurley, J. Lang, J. McCartney lPresidentl, K. Gi lbert, A. Lamantia, G. Emmerson. Second row: R. Quinn, R. Rinaldi, L,'Finke, A. Lamantia, M. Mulkern. Third row: B. Bottos, F. Duym, K. Solway, L. LeDuc, C. Hardy, R. Wagenberg, M. Pandzich ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ... ,W V f - C ,Q Q.. . , . in fanadlhn Unlifersky Reserve Left fo right: B. Horwarth, B. Wood, C. Mepham, O, Mamer, G. Chapman, T. Smyth, B. Fegarfy. CANADIAN ARMY lsf Row: 2fl.1. P. Dunseafh, OfCdT. R. Quinn, OfCdr. R. Finlay, OfCdf. D. Parent. 2nd Row: 2fLY. H. Fay, 2fLt. B. Roddy, O!fCdT. T, Taylor, OfCdf. G. Dunlop 3rd Row: OfCdf. D. Kerr, OfCdr. M. Hendrick, OfCd1. T. Wrighr,2fL1. G. McKenzie. ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY ls? Row left to right: Mid. D. Mclewin RCN, Cdts. J. Matus, G. Pennington, B. Gill, K. Bezaire, J. Cole RCN. 2ud Row. Cdts. R. Bourke, N. Kupnicki, M. Jacko, C. ST. Pierre, R. Hudgins, D. O'ConnelI S. Guerra. 3rd Row: Cdrs, R. Hakem, J. Marcinko, J. Biro, A. Callaghan, R. DelCoI, J. Csordas, D. Maletfe, T. O'MaLley, D. Ryan, M. Berretia. Dfhker fralhlhg Plan 4 L' dl -il , FfL Mullins, FfL w. L. whne. I I I I ' I l 1 I I I Maior D. Beckley C.D., Maior C, Swan, Capt. D. Robertson. ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE CANADIAN ARMY ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY P.O. R. Lawrenson, SfLt. D. Nantais, Lt.-Comdr. C. Metcalf, SfLt. E. Riedl, Sflt. B. Allen. R an , ,M 'Y A 5 fs-:W ve' ,1 A.. X. if A fi W -Q4 Y' 'W A lv ww 3 '4 fri Q as Z: ' :W :.,.- , ,' ig :gig W Zig ? ' . ' ' as . , ww - , W f MV Q , M 414. V ,V , A Q f 2' 1' , . 'Q A -imndx X 5, ' uf 'f E ww E ' Q , 5 1 ' ..: Q Q Q Q M .. Q .. M Q Q fo 3.92 'K 7. fa 4 , Q 4, x in 0 ' Q it 6 ' as Qs. IP' , 4.. rf I I 6 bw 5' Y -x I. F' ,nf 'W ,bw lv . W we fi if 9 x nil- .7 . HNF' . ,.. , sw. ' gg Standing, lfrom lettl G. Olsen, B. Morgan, H. Barratt, H. Greenhow, Mr. H. Plante lModeratorl, N. Manherz, A. Magill, D. Peacock, J. Pratt, H. Rayson, E. McNamara, D. Gillier. Seated, lfrom leftl D. Mady, T. Phillips, J. Chambers, B. McCormick, Dr. J. Sullivan. Enghkfr Majbrs Pohhbal Sclhnce-fconomics The Economics and Political Science Club carries the knowledge it gains in formal classes to informal discus- sions at its meetings. The aim is to create a more intell- igent appreciation ot the problems current in the field. One of the club's main aids is the opportunity to hear distinguished men in the field speak on the problems. The English Maiors' Club was formed this year on cam- pus to promote interest outside of the classroom in curr- ent literature. The club this year concentrated on poetry, and experimented with reading poetry to music. 3 J H. Poirier, T. McCool, G. Percy, G. Clarkson, T. Gervais, C. Hardy, M. Mitchell, l. Massey, A. Deluca, G. Haggar, G. McNamara, F. Mock lPresidentl identl. Moderator, Dr. W. G. Phillips. .yi as .A I lStonding, lst row, from leftl M. Keenan, P. Kohlmeier, E. Hatch, L. Stout, lpresidentl, Rev. FJ. Boland, C SB Ph D. lModerororl l2nd row, from leftl E. Murphy, L. Atkinson, S. L'Heureux, E. Dennis, G. Emmerson, J Stefansky, B Clements, A M Thiboult, S Deziel, C Seguin, F. Shunock, C. Brueggeman. l3rd row, from leftl R, Marotta, D. Harrison, P. Geisler, C. Todesco, M. Pomolba, V. Lynch, R. Quinn, L LeDuc, P. Gilmour, D Pratt. l4th row, from leftl W. Krempa, N. Schrot, L. Savchetz. 15th row, from lefvl L. Hamilton, A. DeLuco, H, Bronscombe United Narfbns The United Nations Club attempted through a well- integrated program of intellectual and social activities to increase the awareness of Assumption students to the work of the United Nations organization. The year was highlighted by a Canadian-American Relations Seminar in October. World Umlferslry Servfbe Few means can lead more effectively to the creation of a unified world than goodwill and friendliness at the seat of higher learning where the world's future leader- ship in thought and action is being educated and trained. This, in a nutshell, is the noble aim of the World University Service. S X. A. Left to right: P. Lang, 5. Gfeent H- Elliott, R- Gfif-rSin9er, Fr. C. Drouillard lModerotorl, S. Berbynuk lChairmanJ, L. Pc-hudo, Mr, R. Helling, K. Solwoy. ' is 77 Standing lst row T, Assang, P. Chan, B. Elisha, B lp, L. La Framboise, M. A. Courey Standirg 2nd row: R. l-lakern, A. Yuzpe lPresl, E. Creslulx, B, Stoyka, M Marciano, Mr. Petras lModeratorl, M, l-lakem, B. Lcroque, K. Zade. Biology The Biology Club holds regular meetings throughout the school year at which they see films, hear special guest speakers, and discuss topics peculiar to the diverse fields of biology. lts aim, as a co-curricular organiza- tion, is to foster interest outside the classroom in current biological studies. i l mr- a1.a fcfrefmsffyy The Chemistry Club is the student chapter of the Chemical Institute of Canada. Throughout the year, the club strove to acquaint the students of chemistry with the practical aspects of their formal courses. As aids, the club brought in guest speakers and films, and toured plants in the vicinity. u,,' Seated: M. Jacko, R, Campbell, D. DeFields, C. Mephom, D, Fung. Standing: H. Lo, R. Pawelek, E. Dydo, J. Moore, E. O Neil, J. Diederich. S. Dempsey lchoirmanl, U. Kenney, Dr. Rutherford lModeraiorl, R. Ottenbrite, J. Prokipcak, I. Bastien, R. Jobin, A. Roberts, B. Pulley- blank, B. Lourette, C. St, Pierre, I. Rodriguez. E1 l T l l ll YJ ,l. ,X i 7 -i I lk i ,X , X . EF--C Q f Q. ' Q ix lFrom leftl O. Mamer, J. Kominor, J. Schertzer, E. Koteles, C, Wilson, E. Pore, H Young, D Rankin, Ph D .mooerafcrr , Huce loni, J. Corrico Pflyslks Club Nurses flub . T' ' l X S The Physics Club was organized to initiate extra-cur- This year witnessed an increase in the number of nurs- ricular interest in diverse aspects of applied physics. es registered in Arts, Science, and Nursing Education Members were aided through regular meetings, films, courses. The Nurses' Club, one of the most rapidly ad- tours, and talks from special guest speakers. vancing clubs on campus, is the common meeting ground for these nurses. sv ,ff -..Q-J N5 . lStunding, from leftl E. Trutwin, M. Phin, F. Horvath lvice-presidentl.lSeoted, from left! D. Louzon, L. Solciccioli, Sigfef 51, Leonofdf Sigter l10S9Pl1O. D- Mtlief, lsecretoryvrreosurerl, M. Lee lpresidentl, Miss F. M Roach, B,S., RN., R.R.C., R.R.L., lmbderotorl ,ff ,-+1 .44-1 .. if-4' iFr0rr1 leffl B. RGYZGK. B. Pulleyblcnk, J- ROY, C. SY. Pierre, ipresidenrl, G. Monfonon, J. Lindsay, P. MacDonald, Moderatorj R. G. Bil- linghurst. Englheerlhg Socliefy The Engineering Society, one of the larger clubs on campus, promotes the in- terests of its members inthe rnany fields of applied engineering. This year, they attempted to spread their activities to all quarters by publishing a club paper, The lniuneer, and by co-sponsoring the annual Christmas dance. ltst row, from Ieftl A. Baziw, B. Burn, J, Zaiac, L. Carbonne, D. Sbrolla, B. Louretre, A. Pflanzer, H. Arnawirz, E. O'Neill, C. Brunefti, L. Lanza, G. Porter, W. Sigmund, l2nd row, from leftl P. Dunseath, D. Heward, E. Rembish, T, Sperenzini, J. Elias, I. Rodriguez, L. Kubis, R. Gazzola, G, Statz, P. Welacky, J. Li, W. Culina, A. Marsh, P. Jacques, G. Medina, S. Nuspl, G. Dolan, R. Pawelek, J. Riley, P. D'Angelo, G, Crouchman, A. Kassten, B. Lane l3rd row, from leftl J, Kinik, T. Wright, L. Bontront, J. Leishmcm, P. Nuspl, M. Dienesch, D. Morrison, R. Chaput, G. Dunlop, L. Brennan. D. Peach, R. Delcol. - ldth row, from leftl C. Kerr, B. Lanza, M. Prince, K. Kong, f 6? . A 9' rn Stout, M King lSeated, from lettl F. Brakenshrre, J. Ridley, S Zokvich, P Freel, lprzsrdentl, L lStandrng, from leftl Rev. J. Daley, CSB MA lmoderatorl K. Melville, T. Smyth, Rev C P Crowley, CSB, Ph D rmoderarail T Ki' sten, D. Moncrreff, J. Cnambers Lpress representativel, M. Stovanafich, Cv. Percy, G Clarigon, M Butcher, Vv Arr-neg Radio dab The Radio Club was the most active and the most suc- cessful organization on campus. It was initiated this year chiefly through the hard work of its president, Peter Freel. With its hard core ot technicians, announcers, and script writers it promulgated the activities and opinions of Assumption stndents to radio listeners across South- western Ontario. The club worked hand in hand with professional men at CJSP, Leamington, CKLW, Windsor, and CBE, Windsor. Twennieflz Century Club 20th Century Club is the rather streamlined title taken on by students of science at Assumption. ln keep- ing with its name, the club has zoomed ahead with ac- tivities, chiet of which was the first annual Science Ball, held in November. The club also promotes interest in The scientific discussion. CJ McListe Carrico, J. Molinari. ci B EI h C M ham Second row: T, Taylor, T. Zokori, B. Galvin L. Seated lleft to rightl: A. Chouvin, L. Lapka, M. Jacko lPresidentl, . is a, . ep r, A. Roberts, B. Lourette, H. Lo, J. Mongenais, R, Oftenbrite, Third row: J. Labute, J. Darko, E. Dydo, N. Duranni, J. Bastien. J. A Seated Ileft to rightl: S. Green, C Curran lDlrectorl, D. Harrison, C. vath, R Griesinger, Moderator: Sr. M. Dolores. Women? Admlhlkrrarfife forma? The Womens' Activities Council finished its first year of operation under that name. Formerly, it was the H.N. U.A. council. Activities which led to the fair success of the council included a Christmas Party for underprivi- leged children from Windsor, dances, and visits to such institutions as the Villa Marie, home for the aged. - h' of GN' sr- ' as a I . , ' 7 Mepham Standings C. Whalling, P. Kohlmeuer, L, Atkinson, F. Hor- ffloral Society In November of 1959, a new association in the form of the Choral Society began its activities under the per- sonal direction of Maestro Glinski. The society took part in the Christmas Fantasy - comprised of forty-five mem- bers. An active program was initiated for this year. Rehearsal of section A of the Assumption University Choral Society., accompanied by Laurene Farina. M1 Godin lEditorl, M. Pandzich, F, Roman Srudenr Guide The Student Guide is a book no-one attending univer- sity can afford to lose. lt contains the address and phone number of each student attending university and various bits of information about school organization. The small staff that puts out this booklet should be commended for their effort. llslbkll Sick is the weekly pulication put out by a number of students to inform students of current goings-on and to comment, in a humorous way, on current topics of inter- est to university students. The publication ran into fi- nancial difficulty this year, but snapped back by way of a general student donation to its cause. 6!J fx I5 he DLC-'G 130, T. Henry, R. Wagenberg, L. lnnocente, G. Girard, J. Farrah. - f -A-1---A-ef.-fl f,gw4A?,,4f-' Yes: - A-.. --.F '- M' file lance 7 'f .5 .-.,-Q.-...I ,-.5 ....t ' .Y wif? we . iw I 7 cf... H' x ' iff V --..., Q Terry Kennedy Mrs. C. Perry, M.A., Ph.D. C0-Editor T w Director of Publication, Advertising. Helen MacPherson FR. C, Drouillord, C.S.B. Co-Editor Moderator ...- al . AL 7 'in .Q A' X M.A. Neville. B. Gareng I. Gyorffy. D. Kelshg M. Jennings. L. Finke. M. Belly A. Adoms. fig v. iltflnfl x qydydkx :gl 41- V M. Butcher, H. Bronscombeg J. Chumbersg A. Day. J. Bcxterg P. Marion, D. Moncrieffp K. Melville: J. Pcwlowski. Me Amba sddor Rev. D. G. Mccdonold. C.S.B. M.A., Moderator 5.1. E Len Gensens Edntor 'T 1 .LKQB Q55 .K Er .lr I loyce Porent Asststont Edttor Sectton Editors K, Ftnger, D, Szernon Secnon Edttorsi J Powlowskr l Gyorffy --Llp . Section Editors: J. Parent, F. Khoury, L. Pohudu, Assistants Heft to nghtJ1 S. Dezeel, L, LeDuc, M. 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