Wilfrid Laurier University - Keystone Yearbook (Waterloo, Ontario Canada)

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Nu -Aw... ,I M- -gi,, ,, . if 51 -N . - M r-x .N . Y. Social Work Interest Group STANDING: Richard Christy. SITTING: Laura Bowles, Ann Hathaway, Marg Wiffen. To examine the role of the Social Worker in the community. Topics consist of Family Problems, Child Placement, Juven- ile Courts, and Educational Social Work, Stress the Social Worker's interaction with other members of a professional team. Movies and competent speakers. 'Jr -N .fiyrv . Women's Undergraduate Association STANDING: Jenny Macklin, Jacqueline Gould, Janis Young SITTING: Sandy Stone, Gaye Lowe, Sue Greer. Service organization. Welcoming Tea for freshettes in the fall. To promote better on-campus, off-campus relations. Canvasses each year for the Mental Health Association Christmas Party for the St. Agatha Orphanage. Physical Sciences Club Tom Stiff, Jack French, Ken Aay, John Orchard, R. Koenig. 79

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.alba N i , ,Q . . 1 .-.ges,.,a-g:5Q.s:x X ' . H Q .-.ps . i WN.,-.Cs.A .nf . X H is?-Gs 4,- TF , s T If s T- - . S X megs-g:9+9ys3Q3a,:,s -gg.-.,.' - ' KWNXNX I Celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. I Since 1940-41, more than three hundred men have received military training both on campus and with the regular Army. O Annual Social Highlight - WUC Military Ball. O Present strength is twenty-eight. Photo Arts Club Bruce Paplow, Bill Corby, Gerry Vair. Canadian Union of Students Dennis Adair. Sandra Tinkham, Jim Griffith, Nancy Brown Brian Near, Ken Aay, Shelley Altman, Cheryl Hirschfeld Dave Pady, Kent Newell. 0 The Students' voice in Canada. I Helped achieve passage of bill for student loans. O Offers students a Life Insurance Plan. g f X 0 Offers students opportunities to travel. S' 1 0 Concerned with accessibility to post-secondary education Fm. I , World University Service A voluntary service of students and professors in more than fifty countries, Working for the advancement of the World university community. Will sponsor an international seminar in Turkey this summer. Sponsored Treasure Van, and TB clinics and educational programmes in other countries. Aims: to meet basic needs of institutions of higher educa- tion through development of self-help techniques. - to foster co-operation and understanding between univer- sity committees of all nations. 81 i v