Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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IF- 'x ' 'P mf'-um . J - I Q I , , JL - :J -. 4 , 1 1 3 1 1 l Is- I l r f .g I . vf , 5 new '- xg IB! 'l Crisp autumn air and the thrill of a football game are essential elements of every fall sesemter at Assumption. Teamwork makes for successful fun. Athletic Directors at school were not twiddling their thumbs all this while. Teams plunged into Inter-University competition almost immediately and as well, an extensive intramural programme was begun. Football was the highlight ot the local sports scene with rugged and close play the order of the every game. As well, behind a tight schedule of school work, clubs have received their budgets and em- bark on a year full of various chances to see and learn and do. Fall brings with it the first dram- atic production of each year. Sadie Hawkins Day is the highlight for the Women's Activity Coun- cil. Canadian-American relations are discussed by high officials visiting the campus. More growth. Co-operation in quiet study was one of the first values that every student learned. The study hall in the library was about as quiet as one could get it. Y N ' ,311 1-A-iv' . e 'ws I -A 4 ' ' 'N .-. i ' - - 'A . 5 ' - , ,'.,, A 'RHJHALWH mf f .-'YZLLZ ' -' :M ,. .. .- Q ,fi i 'iI2? f. fMXt K 'iz -s-- Q ' 'X L . .1 x ' ,Tj'1gTf '2zi.z -.. X 'l X ,.si..Qf -.A 41 ' Xxx, K N -an . .1 i . 1 , -1- pqullll