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JOHN FRANCIS LEDDY D.PH|L., D.LITT., D.ésL, L.L.D., D.C.l.

PRESIDENT AND VlCE-CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR

"The University of Windsor will not operate in a

vacuum, but in a community with strong roots, both

multi-racial and non—denominational." These are the

profound words of the second President of the University

of Windsor, Dr. J. Francis Leddy, to whom we, the student

body of the University of Windsor, dedicate this edition

of the Ambassador '65. In the short time that he has

been with us, Dr. Leddy has already acquired many

new friends and his charming personality and friendly

smile have been an asset to all those associated with

him. With Dr. Leddy's installation to the office of Presi-

dent, a new era has been ushered in for the.University

of Windsor. We, the students, wish to express our

gratitude for his unfailing devotion in the maintenance

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attended the inauguration were from

left to right, J. J. Stuart, Chairman of the

Board of Governors, Dr. J. F. Leddy,

Chancellor, J. Keiller MacKay, John

Robarts, Premier of Ontario, and Paul

Martin, Federal Minister of External

Affairs.

THE INAIIGIIRATIIIN

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ‘

IIINN FRANCIS IEIIIJY

A. B. Weingorden, President of the Alumni Association congratulates Dr.

Leddy on his appointment.

Paul Martin expresses his congratulations before the

throng of university officials who attended the

ceremony.

An exciting and solemn moment — the robing ceremony.

...ANIJ WITH TRADITION

A ceremony officially opened

the new Chemistry and PhySics

Wing of the Physical and Apr

plied SCience Bcii‘ding. An lflr

spe:tion of the new wing was

followed by a postrconvocation

reception.

UNIVERSITY 0T WINDSIIII

FALL BONVIICIITIIIII

Chancellor J, Keiller MacKay, assisted by Dr. Kingston, conters the

degree of Doctor of Science in Physics, honoris causa, on Harry

Lambert Welsh.

The University of Windsor held its second convocation

October 24, l964 in the Ambassador Auditorium. A total of

128 degrees were conferred on graduates and post graduates.

Three honorary degrees were granted to outstanding citizens

and educators. Louis Fine received the degree of Doctor of

Laws, honoris causa, Dr. C. B. Purves was granted the Degree

of Doctor of Science in Chemistry, honoris causa, and Dr. H.

L. Welsh received a similar degree for his work in Physics.

The Chancellor congratulates a graduate

on the reception of her degree,

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quent, and is missionary and preac er, displ

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form, pouring forth with the zeal of enth

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of his hearers. It is the place where the c

makes good his ground as he goes, treadin

truth day by day into the ready memory on

ing and tightening it into the expanding r

. . . I would aim primarily at organization, edi-

fication, cultivation of the mind, growth of reason.

lt is a moral force, not a Wterial, which will vin-

dicate . . .

—NEWMAN

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DR.F.A.DEMAR00

VICE- PRESIDENT

The developmenT of The Engineering program of

The UniversiTy of Windsor has been under Dr. De-

Marco's direction since iTs incepTion. He was The

TirsT To Teach pre—engineering courses in The regu-

lar day program, and promoTed and guided The

planning for degree programs, graduaTe work and

research. He was appoinTed AcTing Head of The

Engineering DeparTmenT in T957, and wiTh The

crea’rion of The FaculTy of Applied Science in T959

he became The TirsT Dean of Applied Science, a

posiTion which he relinquished, aTTer becoming

Vice-PresidenT, in July, T964.

DIRECTflRS OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

Mr. H. Wilshire [Dean of STudenTs], Miss E. McLean (Dean of Women}, Mr. P. Gilmor (Dean of Men).

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CROWLEY, C.S.B.

DEAN OF

GRADUATE STUDIES

REV. N. J. RUTH, C.S.B.

DEAN OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

DIRECTflRS 0E

SIUDENT RESIDENCES

Mr. J. Plcmcon, Mrs. M, Kelly] Miss

B. Craig, Frl E. A. Roberfs, C.S.B‘

UNIVERSITY CENTRE STAFF

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lIBRARIANS

Mr. J. E. Konosy, Mr. W. F. Dollar

(Head), Mr. A. V. MoTe.

’ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Left to Right: Mr. T. J. Kennedy {Alumni SecA

retary), Mr. D N. Brombal (Assistant to the

Treasurer & Pu'chasing Agent), Mr. G. T. Winter-

mute [Personnel Otficer), Mr. D. M, Drew (As-

sistant Purchasing Agent}, Mr. H. Prllon (Acr

counts Payable Clerk), Mr. J. E, Schiller [Chief

Accountant), Mr. P. Macko [N.E.S. Placement

Officer). Absent: Mr. C. W, Morgan (Director

of Engineering Services).

Mrs. C. Perry

Technical Adviser to

Student Publications

Miss B. H. Birch

Registrar

IMr. J. E. Thompson

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Executive Assistant to

the President

IIBRAIIY STAFF

First Row: J. Doig, P. Meloche, J, Cheng, L.

Bondy, H. Janisse, L. Vosburg, C. Plante, G.

Bloomfield. Second Row: A. Ardagh, D. How-

ard, B. Badikonis, J. Marshall, M. Masino, S.

Simard, E. McCoy, M. Dalton. Third Row: D.

Chambers, J, Baumanis, I. MacKew, R. Caren,

E. Williamson-E. McGaftey, C. Fallon, K. Wylie,

A. Dominoto.

ENGLISH

in addition to being Head of the English Department,

Fr. Crowley holds the position of Dean of Graduate

Studies. Dr. LeMire is president of the Canadian Associa~

tion of University Teachers on this campus; in this capacity

he has published an authoritative study concerning the

year-round campus. The University of Windsor Review,

a new periodical, is being undertaken by Dr. McNamara

this year.

In regard to books, Dr. Sullivan has compiled an an-

thology of poetry, entitled Poetry in English—1 900-1930,

containing works of mainly English and Commonwealth

poets, Dr. Zuberi, who passed away late in 1964, had

submitted a book, concerning seventeenth century prose,

the day before he died.

15' Row: Dr. I. H. Zuberi, Fr. W. Platt, C.S.B., Miss L. K. Smedick, Fr. C. P.

Crowley, C.S.B. (Head), Miss S. Matheson, Mr. D. K. Levey, Dr. D. M. Schwegel.

2nd Row: Mr. D. M. Holmes, Dr. R. J. Smith, Dr. E. McNamara, Mr. H. F.

Plante, Dr. J. F. Sullivan, Dr. E. D. Le Mire. Absent: Mr. D. P. Kelly.

MDDERN

: lAlllillAliES

! Dr. A. A. Thibault, Mr. B. D. Kingstone, Fr. C. J. Drouillard, C.S.B. (Head),

‘ Mr. W. Skakoon, Mr. H. G. Wittman, Mrs. B. Zakon, Dr. A. Urtiaga, Sister

‘ Pauline of Mary, S.N.J.M., Fr. R. S. Pazik, C.S,B. Absent: Dr. V. Almazan,

Dr. L. McCarthy, Sister Marie du Crucifix, S.N.J.M., Fr. J. C. O'Donoghue,

C.S.B.

HISTORY

Membersot the department such as Mr. Vuckovic and

Fr. Boland have published articles: the former has con-

r ; tributed over lOO abstracts over the past 5 years of

‘ foreign language periodical articles to “Historical Ab-

stracts," while Fr. Boland has articles on the Vatican

‘ Council and Problems in Toronto 1850-1856 in the Ca-

, nadian Catholic Historical Review and on 6 Canadians

in the American Catholic Encyclopedia. He is also director

l of the Can-Am seminars. Dr. Farrell has done research

l at the University of London, England and students might

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note that Mr. Wallace has worked for the National Film

Board and the CBC as a studio director.

Fr. D. J. Mulvihill, C.S.B. (Head), Mr. H. N. Wallace, Mr. M. Vuckovic,

i Fr. J. P. O'Meara, C.S.B., Rev. H. G. Hill, Fr. F. J. Boland, C.S.B., Dr. K. G.

Pryke, Mr. A. l. Mouratides. Absent: Rev. Canon R. S. Rayson, Mr. G.

1 ) McMahon, Dr. J. K. Farrell.

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PHILUSUPHY

Mr. Flood and Dr. Nelson were given citations for their

work in translating parts of Jacques Maritain's work en—

titled Moral Philosophy. Dr. Nelson has also contributed

to a biography of Jacques Maritain.

Some articles have been published recently by members

of the department: Dr. Kingston’s concerning "the notion

of paradox in contemporary philosophy" in the Dal-

housie Review, and Fr. Kennedy's entitled “Morality

without God" and “Does Freedom Mean Doing What-

ever We Want?" in Culture.

PSYCHOlflGY

Psychology is the first de—

partment in the Faculty of

Arts to institute a doctoral

programme.

This department is char-

acterized by a dual orienta-

tion for instruction and re-

search, namely Clinical,

grounded in the A.P.A. re-

quirements; and Experi-

mental, with the compara-

tive, individual, and social

references. The a p p | i e d

fields of educational, child,

industrial and engineering

psychology supplement

this primary orientation; the

service courses in statistics,

math and experimental de-

sign are fundamental to it.

Dr. A. Ortiz.

Dr, R. Nelson, Mr. R. C. Pinto, Dr. J. N. Deck, Rev. F. T. Kingston, Fr. L. A.

Kennedy, C.S.B., Mr, S. B. Cunningham, Mr, P. F. Flood (Head), Rev. P. F,

Wilkinson, Mr. J. U. Lewis, Fr. A. G. Kirn, C.S.B. Absent: Mr, J. Brown,

Mr. J. R. Catan, Fr. J. J. Keon, C.S.B.

ls! Row: Dr. M. E. Bunt, Dr. V. B. Cervin, Dr. A. A. Smith, Dr. J. J. Callagan.

2nd Row: Fr. T. McGouey, C.S.B., Fr. J. A. Malone, C.S.B., Mr. M. Starr,

Fr. R. C. Fehr, C.S.B. (Head), Dr. H. W. Kirby. Absent: Fr. M. A. Record,

Isl Row: Fr. D. A. Maloney, C.S.B., Rev. Canon R. S. Rayson, Fr. E. R. Malley,

C.S.B. (Head), Rev. Dr. J. C. Hoffman, Mr, J. N. King, 2nd Row: Fr. E. J.

Crowley, C.Ss.R., Rev. J. T. L. James, Fr. D. L, Egan, C.Ss.R.

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Expanding modem lab-

oratories and equipment in-

vite critical inquiry of ani—

mal and human learn-

ing,electroencephalography

and other physiological.

studies, vision, hearing,

small-group interaction, so-

cial learning and group dy-

namics. The library collec-

tion is distinguished and

the expansion budget gev

nerous. The Psychological

Clinic operates on-campus

and co-operates with social

agencies and a psychiatric

hospital nearby.

All the members of the

department are presently

working for the successful

initiation of this Ph.D. pro-

gramme.

THEOLOGY

Fr. Malley looks forward to the expansion of the

theology department in the near future; as a step in this

direction, Mr. King has become the first layman to teach

theology in the Assumption division.

Contributions to the New Catholic Encyclopedia by

members of the department include Fr. Egan's work on

obscure saints from early Church history, Rev. James'

biography of Evelyn Underhill, Dr. Hoffman's article on

“Pietism”. Fr. Crowley has presented many lectures this

past year, including the topics "Redemption" and “Ar-

chaeology of Palestine".

This is the last year at the University of Windsor for

Canon Rayson, who has been principal of Canterbury

College since 1958.

CLASSICS , * N5"121---..-”mummy l\ l“ i y

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gain-’9 isMembers of the Classics Department are busily

engaged imparting some sense of the ancient past

to the twentieth century mind. Various members of

the department are preparing studies in several

disparate fields of research —« poetics of Sophocles,

Seneca‘s influence on Christian writers, Greek and

Roman pastoral poetry, Renaissance love poetry in

Latin, and translations of modern Spanish and Italian

poetry.

Rev. A. E. Millward, Mr. C. E. Fantazzi, Fr. J. M. Hussey, C.S.B. (Head), Dr.

E. N. Douglas, Mr. W. Felver.

HOME

EBONflMIBS

Mrs. V. Stondridge, Sister Mary Romano, S.N.,J.M,

1;; ‘ WT GEOGRAPHY AND GEfllflfiYID

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Under the direction at Mr. Vandall, the Geography

Department has prepared the Essex County Historical

and Geographical Atlas.

Mr, P. E. Vondall (Head), Fr. A. J. Weiller, C.S.B., Mr. A. Blackbourn.

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FIRST ROW: Mr, W, L. White, Dr. A. E. Kovacs, Dr. W, G. Phillips (Head), Dr.

P. J. Shontz, Dr. V. C. Chrypinski, Mr. R. H. Wagenburg. SECOND ROW: Dr.

Z. M. Fallenbuchl, Mr. W. J. Gillen, Dr. E. D. Briggs, Fr. J. F. Callaghan, C.S.B.

FINE

ARTS

ECCNCMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

Dr. Briggs, Dr. Chrypinski, Mr. White, and Mr.

Wagenburg prepared and distributed the Voters'

Guide in the recent Windsor Municipal Election. Mr.

White is currently engaged in a voting study of the

Windsor municipal electorate. Dr. Fallenbuchl's

general research area is Soviet Economics; he has had

five articles published on this topic, and is now

working on a book on Growth in the Soviet-Type

Economics. Dr. Kovacs is presently doing research for

a book on the Philosophy of the Canadian Labour

Movement.

Among Mr. De-

Lauro's many works

of art is 0 bronze bust

of Fr. LeBel, former

president of the Uni-

versity of Windsor,

which is on display in

the reference room of

the library.

Mr. J, N. DeLouro (Head), Mr. J. Deogen, Miss E. G. McLean.

SCCICICCY ANI] ANIHRCPCICCY

Dr. Helling has contributed to sociological papers

and research and is also active in community affairs,

thus fulfilling the requirements for a sociologist —

teaching, research, ond community service.

Dr. O'Hern, prior to her appointment in Windsor,

has taught in Rochester and Brooklyn.

Mr. Bond was on the staff of the Department of

Northern Affairs and served in a number of regions

in the Arctic. He is o specialist in Eskimo culture.

Mr. Condon received his MA. in Sociology from

the University of Notre Dame.

Mr. T. F. Condon, Mr. J. J. Bond, Dr. R. A. Helling (Head), Dr. E. M. O'Hern.

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iMATHEMATICS

Fr. Faught is Examiner-in-chief for the Ontario Depart-

ment of Education. Various members have published in

professional journals: Dr. Artiaga in Duke Mathematical

Journal, the American Mathematical Monthly and Cana-

dian Mathematical Bulletin; Dr. Kassimatis in Atomic

Energy Bulletin; Dr. Verma in the Mathematical Maga-

zine; Dr. Zakon in Canadian Mathematics Bulletin. Dr.

Abramowich and Dr. Eliopoulos return from a year's

research in Electronic Digital Computors and in France

with Professor Andre Lichnerowicz respectively.

159 Row: Dr. E. Zakon, Fr. D. T. Faught, C.S.B, (Head), Fr. W. F. Nigh, C.$.B.,

Dr. L. Artiaga, Dr. H. Eliopoulos, Dr. A. C. Smith. 2nd Row: Dr. J. Abramowich,

Dr. C. Kassimatis, Dr. H. Atkinson, Dr. S. Verma, Mr. H. Toews.

CHEMISTRY

The Chemistry Department is housed in new head-

quarters of approximately 40,000 sq. ft. The department

offers degrees at the B.Sc., M.Sc., and Ph.D. levels. All

degrees are fully accredited.

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The Chemistry staff is actively engaged in research

into areas such as gas phase kinetics, applications of

photometric titrations to the analysis of metals, enzy—

matic reactions, polarography of biologically important

compounds, co-ordination chemistry, applications of ki-

netics and stereochemistry in the elucidation of mech-

anisms of organic reactions, conformational analysis and

the chemistry of medium-sized ring compounds.

150 Row: Dr. G. W. Wood, Dr. R. J. Niedzielski, Dr. R. J. Thibert, Dr. K. G.

Rutherford (Head), 2nd Row: Dr. D. J. McKenney, Fr. G. W. Kosicki, C.S.B.,

Dr. E. W. Channen, Dr. S. J. Price, Dr. W. J. Holland.

CHEMICAL ENCINEEIIINC

The department is busy with research in numerous

fields: Dr. Adelman in the influence of the composition

and grain size of the hot surface on the number of

nucleation sites in nucleate boiling, and on the value of

the co-efficient C of the Rohsenow equation; Dr. Gnyp

in heterogeneous kinetics with the use of a spinning disc;

Dr. Stager in the effect of pressure and sheering on the

physical properties of polymers; Dr. Mather in the vis- a

cosity of gases at extreme conditions of temperature.

Mr. G. P. Mathur, Dr. M. A. Adelman (Head), Dr. R. A.'Stager, Dr. A. Gnyp.

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BIOLOGY

Recognition has come To The deparTmenT This year wiTh

The sTarT of work on The new Biology Building. In addiTion

numerous members of The deparTmenT have published

arTicIes in professional journals and many are engaged

in research under The auspices of The NRC and The

OnTario Research FoundaTion.

IIn Row: Dr. C. C. Kuehner, Dr. R. J. Doyle, Dr. W. G. Benedict, Dr. H. D.

McCurdy. 2nd Row: Mr. J. M, Winner, Fr. J. R. Daugherty, C.S.B., Dr. D. T. N.

PiIIay, Mr. M. L. Petras, Dr. J. E. J. Habowsky. Absent: Fr. A. J. Gram, C.S.B.

PHYSICS

Research is also keeping The Physics DeparTmenT

occupied: Dr. Krause is working in ATomic Physics and

QuanTum EIecTronics; Dr. Habib in Low Energy Nuclear

Physics; Dr. Holu] and Dr. Hedgecock in EIecTron Spin

Resonance in Solids and Maser Physics; Dr. van Wiin-

gaarden in Mass SpecTroscopy and InTeracTion of Low

Energy Ions with MafTer; Dr. Robinson in Plasma Physics

and DiagnosTics; and Dr. Szamosi and Dr. HuschiIT in

TheoreTical Physics.

Dr. A. van Wiingaarden, Dr. G. Szamosi, Dr. D. S. Ainslie, Dr. J. Huschil’r,

Dr. N. E. Hedgecock, Dr. D. Robinson, Dr. L. Krause (Head), Dr. F. Holui,

Abenf; Dr. E. E. Habib.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

NRC granTs in The amounTs of $2,800, $4,500, and

$3,000 were awarded This year To Dr. Hwang, Dr. Kalra

and Dr. Thomas respecTiver. In addi’rian Dr. Hwang also

presenTed a TransacTion paper enTiTled “Unbalanced

OperaTions of AC. Machines" aT The IEEE WinTer General

Mee’ring held in New York CiTy January 31 To February 5.

Dr. S. N. Kalra, Dr. H. H, Hwang, Mr. J. J. Huschil’r, Mr. G. V. VenkaTesqu,

Dr. P. A. V. Thomas (Head), Mr. P. Alexander. Absenl: Mr. A. F. Pflanzner.

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CIVIL ENGINEERING

Dr. Herbich holds research granTs

from The OnTario DepT. of Highways

and The DeparTmenT of TransporT;

Dr. Kennedy from The NRC and The I

Defence Research Board. Also, Dr.

Kennedy has published a TexT book '

“Basic STaTisTical MeThods Tor En-

gineers and ScienTisTs".

Dr. H. P. Herbich (Head), Mr. J. P. HarTr, Dr. J. B. Kennedy, Dr. C. Moclnnis, Mr. J. T. Laba,

Dr. D. E. Maaslond, Mr. W. W. McVinnie, Mr. C. H. MonTrose, Mr. Michalczuk (Technician).

ELECTRICAL

ENGINEEING

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Prof. Colborne, ProT. Babiy, Dr. Sridhar and

Dr. Nicol hold NRC granTs for research ToTalling

$11,500. In addiTion, Dr. Nicol has published

a paper on “VelociTy Profiles and Roughness

EffecTs in Angular Pipes" in The Journal of Me-

chanical Engineering Science.

Sianding: Dr. K. Sridhar, Dr. N. Rosenauer, Mr. G. B. Bobiy, Dr. A. A. Nicol, Mr.

R. T. GriffiThs. Seated: Mr. W. G. Colborne (Head).

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MUSIC

Among the expanding music departments,

activities can be found in the direction of the

University choirs with Fr. Fiore conducting

the men's chorus and Mr. Morey the women's

chorus. In addition, the Music Department

has also contributed to the social life on

campus by sponsoring various concerts and

group recitals throughout the year.

SCHIIIII OF BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION

Miss F. M. Roach (Director), Miss L. G. Sanders, Miss M. E. Malloy, Miss

R. A. Ingram.

Fr. J. J. Fiore, C.S.B., Mr. C. Morey.

Mr. J. M. Brownlie, Dr. M. Zin, Dr. C. M. Birch, Mr. P. B, Buchan, Mr.

M. D. Beckman, Dr. G. R. Horne (Director), Mr J. B. Gertz.

SBHIIIII III

NURSING

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IN MEMORIAM

Staff and Students

were saddened by the passing of

Dr. Itrat-Husain Zuberi

Professor of the Department of English

on

December 14, I964.

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CANDIDATES FUR DEGREES

Maruta Andzans,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Gerald Archibald,

C.S.S.R., B.A.

Edmonton, Alto.

Lloyd Atkinson,

B.A. (Hons.)

St. Mary's, Ont.

Fausto Angelini,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

.y»

Jucly KJIwur, Br. Aquinas Fallon,

B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Toronto, Ont.

Judy Baker, Mike Barry,

B.A. (Hons.) B.A.

St. Cothorines, Ont. Ansonville, Ont.

Br. Basil Dugas, Rick Bauman,

F.S.C., B.A. B.A.

Uxbridge, Ont. Burlington, Ont.

26

Harvey Barsanti,

B.A.

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Leo Beaudoin,

B.A.

Sudbury, Ont.

’65 "”

Jacques Beaulne, Linda Belanger,

B.A. B.A.

Sudbury, Ont. La Salle, Ont.

,_

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Mary Belisle, Patricia Bennett, Rene Bisnaire,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

South Porcupine, Ont. Essex, Ont. Tecumseh, Ont.

Jane Blackshaw, Sheila Blair, Mary Bonner, Walter Borowicz,

B.A. B.A. B.A. (Hons.) B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Soult Ste. Marie, Ont.

‘ \Lothar Bosen, Patrick Boudreau Brother Btendafl,

B.A. B.A. BA. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Montreol, Que.

27

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Linda Brightmore, Nancy Brightmore,

B.A. B.A., (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

M '

James Brock, Michael Brode, ’ Arnold Broeders,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Riverside, Ont.Sarnia, Ont. Chatham, Ont.

x A g ACoralia Burgos, Richard Burkarl, Lionel Cameron, loran Carioni,

B.A. BA. (Hons.) B.A. B.A.

Los Santos, Panama Windsor, Ont. St. Clair, Trinidad London, Ont.

John Carr, u Reg Carter, ‘ Sharon Case,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

4%

ARose Cassano, Thomas Casselfon,

B.A. C.S.B., B.A. (Hons.)

Toronto, Ont. Detroit, Mich.

h

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Ray Caverzan, Sue Chauvin, Gerald Chui,

B.A. (Hons.) B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Woodslee, Ont.

.miMike Cillis, Gerald Closs, Charles Cole, ' Wayne Craig,

B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A.

Richmond Hill, Ont Kirkland Lake, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Niagara Falls, Ont.

Wayne Curfin, Bruce Demuy, Peter DeVriendI,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. London, Ont. DGIhi, ON.

29

David Dean, Anne Delaney,

B.A. B.A.

Weston, Om_ Long Island, NY.

Joy Deneau, Gary D’Orazio, Grace Doman,

B.A., B.A. B.A.

Windsor, On’r. Soulf Ste. Marie, Ont. Windsor, On’r.

A._ , A v

4

Raymond Douziech, Philip Driedger, Terry Drouillard, Mike Dunwoody,C.S.S.R. 8A. 8A. B.A.

Edmonton, Alto. Leomingfon, On’r. St. Clair Beach, Ont. Windsor, Om.

‘ A

Philip Eby, Brother Ernest, Donna Faulkner,

BA. (Hons.) F.S.C., B.A. B-A-

Rochester, NY Windsor, On’r. Rochester, NY.

30

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Jo—Ann Fenner,

B.A.

Ruscom b, Ont.

‘5M

John Ferrigun, Lawrence Finke,

B.A. C.S.B., B.A.

Toronto, Ont. Ferndole, Mich.

. AL 1

Lynn Fluelling, Paul Frosco, MOFY Gert-ICE,B.A. (Hons.) B.A. (Hons.) B.A.

St. Clair Beach, Ont.Toronto, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

,

John Gibson, nn Gillis, James Girardin,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. La Solle, Ont.

31

Earl Ferguson,

B.A.

Sherbrooke, Que.

Michael Finn,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Dino Gerolami,

B.A. (Hons.)

North Boy, Ont.

7 .

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L _ A 5'

Michael Gloster, Bernard Golden. -

B.A_ B.A. -

Windsor, Ont. Bramford, Om‘. :i

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i

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Ron Goletski, Dennis Goulin, Judith Grossufii, {x

B.A. B.A. BA. (Hons.) {

Windsor, Ont. Harrow, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

41 J;

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Dnis Gruenwald, Michael Gruiicich, Frank Guerrasio, JOI'In Guerfin,

C.S.B., B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A. i}

Lethbridge, Alta. Windsor, Ont. Brooklyn, NY. ST. Catharines, Ont. 5.

y / y

ri

Tom Haberer, Sandra Halasz, Suzanne Hales,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Cottom, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

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Peter Halford,

B.A. (Hons.)

Maidstone, Ont.

Carol Hancox,

B.A.

Riverside, Ont.

Robert Heath,

B.A.

Montreal, Que.

Dave Hamber,

B.A.

Hamilton, Ont.

Flora-Jane Hartford,

B.A.

Riverside, Ont.

7 Edward Henderson,

B.A.

Hamilton, Ont.

Jean Hill,

B.A.

St. Clair Beach, Ont.

33

Judith Hazen,

B.A.

Amherstburg, Ont.

lrmhild Hexel,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Nelly Hirsch,

B.A.

Rochester, NY.

Arthur Hicks,

C.S.S.R., B.A.

Port Moitlond, Ont.

Vera Hladzuk,

B.A.

Amherstburg, Ont.

A

Thomas Horsley,

B.A.

Willowdole, Ont.

Ann Huxter,

B.A.

Aiox, Ont.

David Jaéobs,

B.A.

Riverside, Ont.

. . ' I

Howard Jones,

B.A.

Leomington, Ont.

‘ 1'Raymond Houlahan,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Robert Hyatt,

B.A.

Coatsworth, Ont.

L

AMichael Janisse,

B.A.

Riverside, Ont.

Sr. Joseph Raymond,

S.N.J.M., B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

34

Phyllis lvanoff,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Dorothy Jenich,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Jean Kalbfleisch,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Anita Johnston,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

Georgia Kapelos,

Londo-n,.Ont.

‘ ’85

Bridget Kaufman, Gloria Knox,

B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Wheatley, Ont.

223V

Edward Korab, Arthur Knight, 5m" Kuc,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Moose Jaw, Sask.Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

Gerald Ladouceur, Gerald Lafortune, Non}. Lavoie, Pdlmire,

B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A.

St. Joachim, Ont. King City, Ont. St. Thomas, Ont. Tilbury, Om.

w A

5. ~ L A

Mary K. l’Heureux,Rocco Losole, Alex lukie,

B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A.

LOHdon, on? Windsor, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Winnipeg, Mon. .

Judy Mady,

B.A.

Windsor, Ont.

A

’65

Virginia McHugh,

B.A.

Rochester, NY.

Paul MacNeil,

B.A. (Hons.)

Coniston,Ont.

Richard Malicki,

B.A.

Port Arthur, Ont.

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Douglas McCready,

B.A. (Hons.)

Amherstburg, Ont.

wmes

Jim McCoy,

B.A. (Hons.)

W' dsor, Ont.

J'udy McIntosh,

B-A- B.A. (Hons.)

Wailaceburg, Ont.

Peter McLean,

Harrow, Ont.

Tom MacNeill, Peter MacKenzie,

C.S.S.R., B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont.Simpson, Sask.

Vincent Mancine'lli,

B.A. (Hons.)

Soult Ste. Marie, Ont.

Jerry Malone,

C.S.B., B.A. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont.

36

Ken Mandzak, Gladys Manser,

B.A. (Hons.) B.A. (Hons.)

Windsor, Qn’r. Windsor, nf.

AMichael Marenfefle, Deanna Masfronardi, Elizabeth Matthews,

B.A.BA. BA. (Hons.)

Windsor, OnT. Leaming’ron, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

4,7!

Margaret Mattson, David Medz, Thomas Michie, Carol Moore,

EA. C.S.S.R., B.A. B.A. B.A. (HonsJWindsor, Ont. Edmonton, Alia. Windsor, Onf. Blackdonald, Ont.

John Morin, Patricia Morin, Elsie Morley, Andrew Mudrys,

B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A.Harrow, OnT. Tilbury, Ont. Riverside, Ont Windsor, On’r.

_.\rn_. . . . . _ A . 7 ..

Bob Munro, Leisha Nazarewich,

B.A. BA. (Hons.)

St. Clair Beach, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

,3 “Fifi s

3 Robert Nelder, Marlene Nusca, Anne O’Rourke,

; C.S.S.R., B.A. B.A. B.A. (Hons)

i Scarborough, Ont. Hamilton, Ont. Chotham Ont.

5.}. “~

i.

:3}.

(I. Murray Ong, Ten-y oster, Helen pacovsky, Milda Pakauskus,

B.A. B.A. B.A. B-A- .Amherstburg, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Sornio, Ont. Windsor, Ont. i

I.

Tom Parsons, Tom Passarello, Silvia Payne, Robert Penfold,

" SA. SA. SA. BA. (Hons)

Windsor, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

’65

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LDonna Peterson, Tom Pevler,

B.A. B.A.

Kingsville, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

Brother Robert, Brenda Price, Carmen Provenzano,

F.S.C., B.A. B.A. B.A.

Scarborough, Ont. Souh‘ Ste Marie, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

John Purcell, Edward Redman, Steve Rogin, Tom Root,

- B.A. C.S.S.R., B.A. B.A. B.A.‘ Windsor, Ont. Dorchester, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor Ont

k ' AI Don Roszmann, Harold Roth, Patricia Roy, Nora St. Louis,, BA. B.A. B.A. B.A.

Waterford, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

39

Margaret Schenck,

B.A.

Sf. Cothorines, O t.

Mary Senzel,

B.A.

Windsor, Oni.

lino Salciccioli, Marc Samson,

B.A. B.A.

Hamilton, Oni. Sudbury, On’r.

Lenore Sanderson, Richard Sanford, Fran Scarfone,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Onf. Kingsville, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

V. M, , i

Mary Lou Schrof, Larisa Senchuk, Mary Seriic,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Hamilton, Oni.Windsor, On’r. __ Windsor, Ont.

. A

Tom Seymour, Barbara Shaw, Lili Shery,

B.A. (Hons.) B.A. B.A.

Belleville, Onf. Sornio, Onf. RiVerSide, ONT.

40

Beverley Shufileworfh, carol Simpson,

B.A. B.A.

Windsor, On’r.

; ,1 wu, A;

Windsor, Ont.

Mike Skebo,

B.A.

Reg Sinasac,

B.A.

Am hers’rburg, Ont.

A ADonald W. Skilling. Frank Smith, Robert Smith, Mary Snailh,

B.A. (Hons.) B.A. B.A. B.A.

TOI'Om‘O, On'f- St. Thomas, Ont. Harrow On’r. Toronto, Ont.

.‘Le" SPETONZO, Marion Stevens, Patricia Stewart, Margaret Svedas,

B.A. (Hons.) B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Om. Toronto, Ont. Thorold, Om“. Toronto, On’r.

4T

James Sweeney, Frank Szewczyk,

B.A. B.A.

Riverside, Ont. Toronto, Ont.

Mike Szymanski, Emil Talacko, Robert Taylor,

B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Hamilton, Ont.

L 4 ' x x A

Boris Tomic, Frank Tortorice, Ken Towers, Carlo Tufano,

B.A. C.S.B., B.A. B.A. B.A.

Chicago, HI. Houston, Tex. Riverside, Ont. Rochester, NY.

L

Lorri Umbdenstock, Gaeton Urbani, James Vansfone, Daniel Vernelli,

B.A. B.A. BA. (Hons.) C.S.B., B.A.

Tuxedo Park, NY. Detroit, Mich. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

’65

L"\ AGean Vogler, Barbara Vyse,

SA. SA.

Blenhem, Ont. Tmsville Ont.

Gordon Walker, Carolyn Warner, Angela Weber,

C.S.B., B.A. B.A. B.A.

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Toronto, Ont.

Susan Weiler, John Williams, Dez. Wendeschmann, David Wing,

B.A. C.S.B., B.A. B.A. C.S.B., B.A.Fort William. Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

Doug Woodall, Christine Yaworsky, Zigrida Zeps, Bernice Zub,

B AB.A. B.A. . . B.A.

Riverside, Ont, Windsor, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Toronto, Ont.

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SCIENCE

Raymond Boron,

B.Sc.

Inkster, Mich.

Arthur quckshuw,

B.Sc.

Windsor, Ont.

’65

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Dave Armstrong,

C.S.B., B.Sc.

Owen Sound, Ont.

Leo Bolonger,

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont.

Dennis Blonde,

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Riverside, Ont.

._ ,1

Mike Ackerman,

B.Sc.

Windsor, Ont.

Alan Aylett,

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Timmins, Ont.

Brian Bellaire,

B.Sc.

Windsor, Ont.

/ Morten Brodsky,

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont.

Brother Angelo,

F.S.C., B.Sc.

Downsview, Ont.

David Bolaishis,

B.Sc.

Rochtester, N.Y.

Robert Belloire,

B.Sc.

Windsor, Ont.

Richard Brown, John Callahan,

B.Sc. B.Sc. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont. Niagara Falls, Ont.

J

Beverly Chittick, Leo DaSilva, Jim Dawson,

3.5:. 3.51:. 3.5:.

Windsor, Ont. Kowloon, Hong Kong Windsor, ON.

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Harry Deckert, Ernest Ewaschuk,Jerry Drouillard,

B.Sc. B.Sc. (Hons.) B.Sc.

Hamilton, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Amherstburg, Ont.

»\ , A“

Martin Girash,

C.S.B., B.Sc.

Houston, Texas

Brother Girard,

F.S.C., B.Sc. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont.

45

Brian Faoght,

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Hamilton, Ont.

Douglas Gordon,

B.Sc. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont.

SCIENCE

Anne Gorek, Joe Green,

3.5:. B.Sc.

Windsor, Ont, Highland Park, Mich.

Murray Hiebert, Ted Hodgkinson, Winston Isaac,

C.S.B., B.Sc. 8.5:. 3.5:.

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Toronto, Ont.

on ablonski, Brother Joachim, ‘ Ed Johnston, Gerald Kerr,

B.Sc. F.S.C., 3.5:. (Hons) B.Sc. B,Sc,

Merrickville, Ont.Windsor, Ont. Montreal, Que. Riverside, Ont.

Dennis Leach, Lee Maguire, Bob Meredith, Calvin Messing,

B.Sc. , B.Sc. 35(- B.Sc.

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Detroit, Mich.

46

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Richard Minielly, Don Miskew,

B.Sc. B.Sc.

Blenheim, Ont. Riverside, Ont.

,A mm.’

Robert Near, Eric Pensch, ' Richard Phillips,B.Sc.

B,Sc_B.Sc.

Adrian, Mich. Windsor, Ont. Cornwall, Ont.

J'ohn Preniczky, Shiart Ouic-k, Anthony Schincariol, Dennis Smart,

B.Sc. B.Sc. (Hons.) B.Sc. B.Sc. (Hons.)

Windsor Ont Oldcostle, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

L " (in A _ W ~,A

Alfred Trinca, Okello Uma, Doug Winch Sylvia Znolins,B.Sc. B.Sc. 35¢. B.Sc.

Windsor, Ont. Pokwoch, Uganda 47 RiverSide, Ont. Chotham, Ont.

‘Uaiwn qfia‘

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John Amyot, Terrence Assang, BOb Benefeau, Sfan Birch,

B.Comm. (Hons.) B. Comm. (Hons.) B-Comm. (HOHSJ B.Comm. (Hons.)

Riverside, On’r. PefiT Volley, Trinidad Windsor, ON. Windsor, ON.

,.

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louis Carli,

B.Comm. (Horl’sJ

Fort William, Ont.

David Carter,

B.Comm. (Hons.)

Windsor, Om.

Wilfred Blonde,

B.Comm. (Hons.)

Riverside, Ont.

Gary Chick, Claude David, lorne Duguid, '0" "ammo",

B.Comm. (Hons.) B.Comm. (Hons.) 48 B.Comm. (Hons.) ' B.Comm.

Windsor, Ont, Wellcmol, On’r. Torom‘o, Ont. Whimer, Calif-

Gerald McNeil,

B.Comm. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont.

Harold Musson,

B.Comm. (Hons.)

Windsor, Ont.

Dale Renaud,

B.Comm.

Windsor, Ont.

Michael Moodrey, Peter Moran, Emil Murarik,

B.Comm. (Hons.) B.Comm. (Hons.) B.Comm.Windsor, Ont. Toronto] Ont. PiCO Rivera, Calif.

’65

Gordon O’Keefe,

B.Comm. (Hons.)

Tecumseh, Ont.

John Pollard,

B.Comm. (Hons.)

Harrow, Ont.

Fred Schinners, David Smith, Stuart Weber,

B.Comm. (Hons.) B. Comm. (Hons.) B.Comm. (Hons.)

SCIUH Ste. Marie, Ont. 49 Riverside, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

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NURSING

Mary Fawdrey,

B.Sc., N.

Amherstburg, Ont.

Sheila Creegan,

B.Sc., N.

Belleville, Ont.

Pat Anderson,

B.Sc., N.

Soult Ste. Marie, Ont.

Marylyn Istephan,

B.Sc., N.

Windsor, Ont.

Sr. St. Mary Elizabeth,

R.H.S.J., B.Sc., N.

Kingston, Ont.

Mariorie Allison,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. N59.

50 Windsor, Ont.

Joan Patterson,

B.Sc., N.

Chatham, Ont.

Marg Nealy,

B.Sc., N.

Stephen, N.B.

Kathleen Hartford,

B.Sc., N.

Riverside, Ont.

Theresa Malone,

B.Sc., N.

Hamilton, Ont.

Elaine Anderson,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Toronto, Ont.

Alice Brennan,

Dip. ng. Ed.

Durham, England

Judith Frank,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Windsor, Ont.

Marguerite Grant,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Chothom, Ont.

Elaine Cain,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Cornwall, Ont.

Mary Grant,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Dorchesfer, Ont.

Carol Featherstone,

Dip. ng. Ed.

Merlin, On’r.

Marcia Fields,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Niagara Falls, Ont.

’65

Doreen Glibota,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Soulf. Ste. Marie, On’r.

Robin Gall,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Windsor, On’r.

Ruth Grant,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Pembroke, Ont.

Marg. Haney,

Dip. ng. Ed.

St. John, NB.

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NURSING

Renee Hoffman,

Dip. ng. Ed.

Essex, Ont.

Mary Lou Monaghan,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Windsor, Ont.

Vera Peters,

Dip. ng. Ed.

Chothom, Ont.

Connie Jadeski,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Kitchener, Ont.

Anne Pollack,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Simcoe, Ont.

Jean Kulesza,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Homilton, Ont.

Yvonne O’Toole,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Windsor, Ont.

52

Margaret Porter,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Windsor, Ont.

Judith Lake,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Windsor, Ont.

Judy Passmore,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Delhi, Ont.

Joan Schiedel,

Dip. ng. Ad.

St. Mary's, Ont.

Lillian Sediva, Pat Simon, Patricia Solomon, lynn Sparks,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng. Dip. ng. Ed. Dip. ng. Ed. Dip. ng. Ed.

. Windsor, Ont. St. John, NB. Kitchener, Ont. Chatham, Ont.

’65

Marilyn Stewart,

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng.

Sornia, Ont.

Carolyn Urban,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Windsor, Ont.

Gail Thomson,

Dip. ng. Ad.

Kirkland Lake, Ont.

Mary Waring, Walter Wegerle, Donna Weiler, Phyllis wundel‘:

Dip. Pub. Hlth. ng. Dip. ng. Ad. 53 Dip. ng. Ed. Dip- Pub- Hlth. Nss-l Wallaceburg, Ont. Peterborough, Ont. Kitchener, Ont. Windsor, Onl-

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1 James Beaudoin, Noel Bhumgara, Michael Bowman, Charles Boyle,

‘1 B.A.Sc. (Civil) B.A.Sc. (Elect) B.A.Sc. (Chem.) B.A.Sc. (Mech.)

’ Windsor, Ont. Hong Kong Windsor, Om‘. Oi’rowo, Onf.

Michael Cranslone,

B.A.Sc. (Civil)

Cho’rhom, On’r.

I ‘ Michael Chiu, Jack Dalgleish,

; ‘ B.A.Sc. (Civil) B.A.Sc. (Eng.Sc.)

3 Taipei, Chino Windsor, On’r.

\’%

Bruno Degregorio, Jim Drummond, R0" DUI“): Abi°UdU Egbuniwe

B.A.Sc. (Eng.Sc.) B.A.Sc. (Chem.) 54 B.A.Sc. (Elect) B.A.Sc. (Eng.Sc.)

Soul? 516. Marie, Om. Burwash, Ont, Woodslee, Ont. OniTsha, Nigeria

Jim Ellis, Terry Fahlenbock, Mike Gann, Milan Gacesa,

B.A.Sc. (Civil) B.A.Sc. (Elect) B.A.Sc. (Eng.Sc.) B.A.Sc. (Mech.)

Essex, Ont. Ancaster, Ont. Oahu, Hawaii River Canard, Ont.

Dennis Gonsalves,

B.A.Sc. (Elect)

Scarborough, Ont.

Frank Giblin, Bob Horvalh,

B.A.Sc. (Chem.) . B.A.Sc. (Civil)

Chicago, Ill. Detroit, Mich.

Paul Hrivnak, Ronald Hussain, Doug HutchinS, Ralph Hutchinson,

B.A.Sc. (Elect) B.A.Sc. (Chem.) 55 B.A.Sc. (Chem.) B.A.Sc. (Chem.)

Windsor, Ont. Petit Valley, Trinidad Leomingfon, Ont. Toronto, Ont.

7 i ‘ B.A.Sc. (Eng.$c.)

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APPLIED SCIENCE

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Bernard Kenney Dennis Lauzon, Leo Lecouteur Kerry MacDenald,

B.A.Sc. (Mech.) B.A.Sc. (Chem.) B.A.SC. (Chem) B.A.Sc. (CIVII)

Hamilton, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Sturgeon Falls, Onl’. Wesmn: Or”-

Tod McLean,

B.A.Sc. (Mech.)

Belle River, Ont.

Tim MucKenzie, Melcon Melconian,

B.A.Sc. (Mech.)

Windsor, Ont. Bagdad, Iraq.

Wilbur Miller,

B.A.Sc. (Elect)

Kingston, Jamaica

Dick O’Callaghan,

B.A.Sc. (Civil)

Riverside, Ont.

Robert Quick,

B.A.Sc. (Mech.)

Kingsville, Ont.

Bryan Rodie,

B.A.Sc. (Elect)

Riverside, Ont.

Roger St. Aubin, Bob Sanford, Jerry Smrcka, Jim Soltis,

B.A.Sc. (Eng.Sc.) B.A.Sc. (Mech.) B.A.Sc. (Civil) B.A.Sc. (Eng.Sc.)

Timmins, On’r. Leomingfon, Onf. Windsor, Onf. Windsor, Ont.

’65

Chan Tam,

B.A.Sc. (Civil)

Hong Kong

Dale Sfrufhers, Dave Terry,

B.A.Sc. (Elect) B.A.Sc. (Civil)

Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont.

‘Ton Turch n, Michael Wong, DaVe WOOdO". Wally Wyszynski,

B.A.gc. (MeZhJ B.A.Sc. (Elect) B.A.Sc. (Civil) B.A.Sc. (Elect)

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S. Akintola, '67

M, Aman, '68

A. Anderson, '67

.4 l W. Anderson, '66

'. 7‘ M. Andree, '68

' l K. Angus, '67

5;" l M. Arbour, '67

.' C. Arengi, '66

lS, Armstrong, '66

l} E. Atkinson, '66

7. J. Asher, '66

J. Artinkson, '68

*5 R. Atkinson, '67

.5 R. Atkinson, '68

E. Babuin, '66l

D. Badregon, '67

M. Baker, '66

D. Bjorgcm, '68 N. Baldwin, '66

J. Balint, '67

J. Barlow, '66

J. Barnett, '66

E. Barrow, '67

'N. 'Barsanti, '66

J. Black, '66 P. Bates, '67

A. Bodnar, '66 P. Baxter, '67

B. Beaudry, '68

G. Bedford, ‘68

C. Bell, '68

D. segue”, '67 J. Benereau, '68

C. Boisvert, '66 5- Benedict, '68

M. Bondy, '66

D. Benning, '69

l'. Berks, '66

R. Bondy, ‘66 D. Bert, '66

P. Bor’rhwick, '67

L. Bosen, '66

A. Boscetto, '66

A. Botsford, '66

E. Boylan, '66

W. Boyle, '68

S. Braithwaife, '68

l. Brand, '67

K. Binder, '67

J. Brand, '67

C. Branigan, '68

B. Breen, '66

L. Breen, ‘67

J. Brock, '67

B. Brophey, '67

B. Brown, '68

‘ M, Brown, '66

3 L. Bruggman, '68

G. Brunet, '67

5. Burns, '67

M. Busse, '66

P. Butcher, '66

E. Butler, '67

W. Cadotte, '68

G. Calvert, '66

K. Campeau, '68

D. Candide, '67

L. Carr, '67

P. Carr, '66

R. Carter, '66

C. Donahue, '66

J, Faul, '68

H. Faust, '67

D. Fenian, '68

T. Field, '67

M. Finn, '66

J. Fisher, '67

S. Flemming, '66

R. Allard, '69

F. Chabof, '67

M. Chalin, '67

S. Chapman, '67

S. Chaptiany, '66

(3. Christopher, '66

P. Ciebien, '67

R. Ciganovic, '67

J. Cizek, '67

J. Clancy, '67

M. Clark, '67

M. Cleary, '66

J, Cochran, '66

A. Colaufli, '67

D. Colussi, '66

K,.Comar7in, '66

M. Connelly, '66

S. Copeland, '66

C. Cosiigan, '67

C. Coughlin, '67

3' COUHS' '67 J. Donahue, '67

C. Coyle, ’67

J, Cozens, '66

J. Cummings, '68

S. Cufhber‘r, '68 R. Dove, '67

C. Damm, '67 C. Doyle, '66

F, Damore, '68

K. Davidson, '66

R. Del Cal,'67

R. DeLarenZi, '69

J. Dempsey, '66

R. Doyle, '66

P. Drake, '66

R, Driedger, '67

C. Deschenes, '66

J. Deureux, '68

D' Dev"ese'é7 E. Ducharme, ‘67

D. Dudley, '66

J. Duke, '67

L. Dumoulin, '67

K. Dewhirst, '66

C. Donlon, '66 F, Dumsha, '66

R, Dunlop, ‘68

R, Dunn, '68

M. Dupuis, '66

M. Durocher, '68

M. Dwelska, '67

B. Dydyk, '68

R. Ellis, '66

R. Ellis, '67

A. Emerson, '68

D. England, '67

J. England, '68

G. Evans, '67

J. Evanshen, '67

N. Fabbro, '66

C. Fabok, 68

M. Fabok, '67

A. Farkas, '68

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W. Flindall, '66

'.. Foley, '67

L. Fox, '67

N. Fotheringham, '66

L. Foucault, '68

F. Fraser, '66

J. Frattolin, '66

B. Friedrich, '67

B. Frisone, '68

H. Froese, '67 ‘

S. Froese, '66

A. Fysh, '68

T. Gaffney, '66

W. Gagnon, '66

J. Golan, '66

J. Gallop, '66

M. Garbach, '69

S. Garry, '68

B. Gassie, '67

J_ Gatfield, '66

G. Gauvreau, '68

M. Graveson, '68

M. Gearen, '68

J. Gebal, '68

P. Giannandrea, '66

W. Gibson, '68

R. Gilbert, '66 N. Gray, 66

G, Groyson, '68

C. Girard, '66

W. Goodwin, '67

J. Golden, '68

S. Gambai, '66

P. Greene, '68

W. Greenway, '67

T. Greenwood, '69

J. Gosselin, '66

J, Gosselin, '67

G. Gournouvel, '66

B. Griffiths, '67

R. Griffin, '66

E. Groundwater, '67

S. Hague, '66

J. Goyeau, '67

F. Grabowiecki, '68

T. Halford, '66

H. Hayman, '69

B. Halliwill, '67

D. Hamelin, '66

M. Hamilton, '67

J. Grant, '66

M. Hamilton, '66

G. Hancox, '67

B. Haron, '68

D. Harris, '66

G. Harris, '66

C. Harrison, '67

M. Hastings, '68

R. Hastings, '67

L. Hatch, ‘66

C. Hedgewick, '67

R. Helget, '66

J. Henry, '68

H. Herring, '67

. Hewitt, '66

.Hickling, '66

Higgins, '67

. Hildebrand, '67

. Hindmarsh, '66

Hogan, '67

Hall, '66

. Holland, '69

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D. Holmes, '67

G. Homer, '67

S. Honchar, '68

R. Horocek, '68

B, Hornick, '67

B. Horvafh, '67

M. Howell, '66

A. Hrachovi, '68

I. Hundey, ‘67

J. Hungady, 67

5. Hum, '66

G. Hunter, '67

M. Huxfer, '66

A. Hutton, '67

M. ladipadlo, '67

E. Irwin, '67

J. lverson, '67

3, Kelly, '66 R. lvosovich, '66

T. Jakobszen, '67

B. Jcmci, '67

A. Janisse, '67

M. Jonzen, '67

M. Jeeroburkhan, '67

Cr Kelly, '66 F. Jenich, '68

M. Kelly, '69 G Johnson, '67

R. Johnson, '67

R. C. Johnson, '67

R. Jones, '69

- A. Kainz '66M. Kemp, 66 ,V

s, Keogh, '68 D. Kane, 67

M. Keogh, '68

M. Kane, '68

M. Korschti, '68

J. Kiervin, '67 A. Kaufman, '66

M. Kinghorn, '67

H, Kinik, '67

R. Kinzie, '68

F. Kehl, '66

J. Kehl, '66

L. Kirk, '68

J. Kirkey, '66

P. Klapok, '67

Z. Knapp, '68

J. Knowlfon, '68

M. Kehl, '66

R. Konoposky, ‘68

M. Kolar, '68

M. Korol, '66

H. Korfeweg, ‘67

P. Kouceses, '68

S. Krawec, '67

M. Kurfz, ‘66

G. Kuzak, '68

M. Lobadie, '67

F. Lacey, '67

M. Lachonce, '67

M. Lodouceur, '67

J. Laframboise, '66

M. Lafromboise, '67

Laing, '67

. Lcieunesse, '67

. Lolly, '67

. Lamp, '67

. Landry, '67

. Lang, '66

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‘3i J, LoPorta, '68V:

G. Lotendresse, '67

L. Lauer, '67

3 A. Lavery, '68

7 R. Lazarus, '66

:4' T J. Lenardon, '67

2‘ ' H. Lewin, ‘66 ‘

' C. Liebrock, ‘66

|'.'5L L P, Lippa,‘ '68 r

' D. Liszczak, ‘67-. i M. Livingston, ‘67

i S. Livingsfone/ '67 {y

S. Longson, '67 J

J. Loudon, '66 J

R. Lucid, '67

L. Luvisoffo, '66

B. Lyman, '69

'r L. Mockie, '66 M- Lyons, 66'

' W. McAdam, 67 l

L. McCabe, '66 E

J. McCullough, '67

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','H. Mocdonold, '66

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S. Maerzlu’rf, '66 M, McDonald, "66i

5. Mokorevich, '66 6- MCFOdden, 67

M. McGuire, '66 I

H. McKechnie, '67.

D. McKeen, '66

M. Momolo, '69 5- MCKeen, '58,

R. Mamolo, '66 T. McLaughlin, 68 IL.

D. Monies, '68

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I, McLeod, '66

A. McMillan, '67 ‘

K. Manley' '67 D. McNamara, '66

L. Marcello, '66 '

J. Marcofte, '66

Y. Morentene, '66

P. McNamara, '67

R. McNichol/ '68

F. Morier, '67

R. Markovich, '67

B. Marks, '66

L. Marquis, '67

T. Mom], '67

M. McPhoil, '66

M. Mom'n, '672.

J. MoSom‘, '69V

C. Masterson, '68“y

B. Matheson, '67

V. Mead, '67

S. Meleg, '66

T. Micholczuk, '67

D. Miles, '68

E. Miller, '68

L. Minard, '67

A, Miroldi, '66

M. Misek, '67

C. Mitchell, '69

M. Monck, '68

K. Monks, '67

K. Montgomery, '68

G. Morond, '67

L. Morden, '67

H. Mordowanee, '68

R. Moreau, '67

C. Morgan, '68

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B, Pope, '67

S. Parr, '68

J. Posk, '68

L. Portelli, '67

E. Po‘romski, '66

S. Pownall, '67

M. Prefe, '66

D. Prpich, '67

B. Purvis, '67

E. Purr, '66

L, Quoglio, '68

G. Queen, '66

A. Quigley, '67

W. Quigley, '67

K. Randall, '66

A. Rotner, '68

L. Reid, '67

D. Reinharf, '66

L. Renaud, ‘67

D. Renshaw, '66

R. Renzini, '66

M. Reynell, '67

J. Reynolds, '67

M. Reynolds, '66

J. Onvoha, '67

T, O'Sullivan, '68

M. Ouelletfe, '66

S. Morgan, '66

T. Morgan, '67

A. Moro, '66

J. Morrell, '67

J. Morris, '66

E, Mousseau, '68

R. Mueller, '68

H. Muencl'i, '66

B. Muir, '66

M. Muirheod, '67

C. Muldoon, '67l

S. Murphy, '66

S, Murray, '66

J. Nancarrow, '66

M, Nowalkowsky, '68

J. Neilson, '67

L. Newman, '66

B. Nixon, '68

P_ Noble, '68

J. Noel, '66

J. Noel, '68

D. Panerson, '68

S. Nolan, '66

K. Obrodovicl’i, '68

L. O'Connor, '68 P. Pemberron, '66

J. O'Donnell, '67 R. Penner, '67

K. O'Donnell, '68

D. Offen, '68

R. O'Malley, '68

P. O'Neil, '68 M. Petrosovic, '67

H. O'Neill, '66 M. Petrcich, '67

G. Pefrunik, '66

A. Psalm, '67

R. Pfisrer, '66

C. Phillips,' 67

D. Phillips, '67

R, Pilliter, '67

V. Pisror, '67

W, Pitcher, '67

R. Plon’re, '67

B. Pollard, '66

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P. Riforgiato, '66

R. Rivair, '67

J. Roberts, '67

B. Robinson, '67g

R. Robinson, '66w ,

S. Rodger, '67‘ i

B. Rodney, '66.. ,

G. Roebuck, '67

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E. Rosar, '68:

M. Rose, '67.

M. Rose, '66I

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L. Roy, ‘68

M. Roy, ‘66.

L. Rozich, '66V i

C. Ryan, '68

V Ryan, '68 M. Semeniuk, ‘66

M. ST. Aubin, .66

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‘J. Sr. Pierre,"67

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R. Sandor, '67

S. Sargonf, '67 T. Senchuk, '68

T, Senghor, '67

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G. Saxfon, '67

\it, C. Sbrissa, '67

W. Scarfia, '67

C. Sharron, '66

J. Shea, '67

J. Sheehan, '66

J. Schell, ‘68

G. Schincarioi, '66

D. Seaton, '67

S. Shivas, '66

i~ H. Silka, ‘66

' J F. Sikkema, '67

17' ' L. Simonini, ‘66

377' ', V. Seech, '66 t

i I J. Seibenick, '67 .

‘ M. Skaab, ‘67 1

. D. Skoyles, 'oc

‘ M. Smith, '66

r i,T. Soda, '67

.C. Solomchuk, '67

‘- B. Spiers, ‘66

. s. Stabila, ‘66 f

, M. Stebila, '67 .r

I C. Steele, '67

J. Stenz, '67

3' 8. Stevens, '67

G. Stevens, '66

. ' C. Stocker, '68

i, J. Stomp, '66

i B. Storrey, '67

' A. Strachan, '67

t D. Sfracke, '67

B. Stuart, '66

F. Sussex, '67

J. Sweeney, '66

8. Sweet, '68

A. Symonds, '66

E. Szkokan, '67

i J. Talicno, '67

I B. Tallon, ‘66

'- M. Taranczuk, '67

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M. Taylor, '66

S. Taylor, '66

R. Toves, '67

A. Telebcm, '66

E, Tellier, '67

M. TeHe, '68

P. Thiboulf, '67

K. Thieme, '69

M, Thomas, '66

J. Thompson, '67

W. Thorton, '68

B, Thorburn, '66

A. Thurlow, '66

V. Tomouich, '66

. Tonellafo, '66

. Trepanier, '67

. Trudel, '67

. Tuck, '66

.Tupling, '66

. Tweney, '66

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G. Vollons, '67

J. Unholzer, '68

C. Val, '68

M, Valentino, '66

A, Vaneck, '67

J. Van Linden, '66

K. Wagner, '66

K. Walsch, '68

J. VanZoosf, '67

N. Varga, '68

H. Veel, '66

J. Velnoffe, '66

J, Wallace, '66

J, Warnenhoven, '66

J, Vella, '66

R. Vexler, '67

J, Watson, ‘67 S. Vidler, '66

S, Wofson, '67

C. Weaver, '66

A. Weiler, '67

K. Vieou, '68

P, Villani, '66

G. Westfall, '67

K. Westfall, '67

J. Westlake, '68

K. Whetstone, '67

R. Wiens, '66

J. Vindischmon, '66

J. Wiley, '66

K. Williams, '67

C. Willisron, '67

M, Wilson, '67'

S. Wilson, '67,1

J. Woiewoda, '66

D. Wolford, '67

G. Wolkensperg, '68

F. Woodward, '67

R. Wright, '66

N. Yamich, '66

O. Yeighey, '68

F. Zanario, '67

F. Zanutfo, '68

D. Zannier, '66

R. Zarafe, '66

G. ZoviTZ, '67

R. Zeliko, '68

F. Zito, '68

F. Zurek, '66

S. Akos, '67

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. Allen, '67

.Armsrrong, '68

. Arfingsrall, '68

. Ausrin, '68

. Bachand, '66

. Blonde, '66

. Boyko, '67

. Breaton, '66

D. Breaulr, '68

G. Brooks, '67

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J. Burford, '67

R. Cameron, '68

H. Carroll, '67

J. Chambers, '67

T. Cheslea, '67

R. Collis, '67

D. Cosrigan, '67

K. Herniman, '67 W‘ Comam' '66

L. Coffer, ’66

0. Crawford, '68

A. Davidson, '66

B. Hobbs, '68

J. Hogan, '67

M, Jacques, '69

B. Kasra, '66

N. Keller, '67

J. Diem, '66

B, Drake, '68

T. Emmons, '67

J. Fell, '66

N. Ferron, '68

P. Fields, '67

C. Freeman, '66

R. Graveline, '67

M. Greaves, '67

J. Halpin,

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J_ Kenny, '66 J. Harrison

E. Kulperger, '68

M. Kwiatkowski, '68

T. Lachine, '66

H. Lalonde, ’67

N. Laurie, '67

R. Lindquisr, '68

D. Lindsay, '66

S. LUTvak, '67

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R. Harrison, '67

W. Hassefi, '66

R. Henderson, '66

D. Lynds, '67

D. McArrhur, '66

P. McCullough, '68

J. McFarlane, '66

M. McGarvey, '67

T. McGinnis, '68

J, MacKenzie, '67

W. Maguire, '67

P. Marchildon, '68

G. Minello, '67

D. Nagy, '68 i

M. Nixon, '68

J. Osborne. '67

E. Palig, '67

R. Papineau, '67 2 .

G. Parisofio, '67 l

R. Primeau, '68 ‘

L. Rizok, '68

E. Rutherford, '67

P. Ryan, '66

W. Shearer, '68

J. Sinclair, 67

D. Slofe, '68

V. Smith, '67

R. Sonier, '68

O. Stahl, '68

H. Stephen, '68

W. Sfewarr, '67

G. Takaki, '66

L. Tasarski, '68

H. Tiffin, '68

R. Touchie, '67

P. Van Waneghem, '67

B, Walker, '67

G. Weiss, '68

D. Wang Sing, '69

R. Wyszynski, '68

M. Young, '68

J. Zechner, '67 P} DUIO, '66

T, Acanne, '68

G. Ackeri. '66

L. Ball, '66

J. Barry. '66

P. Barry, '66

W. Becker, '67 P. Elias, '66

B. Borschke, '67 R. Farrell, '67

J. Cmar, '68

D. Cole, '67

D. Connolly, '68

L. Coyle, '66 L. Fitch, '68

R. Cunningham, '68 B. Foy, '67

J. Fuerfh, '67

V. Pantzer, '68

B. Daroving, '67

G. Delvecchio, '68 R. Gauthier, '08

M. Gindl, '66

W. Girard, '67

G. Goodwin, '66

J, Desmarois, '67

D. Diamantini, '66

O. Hageniers, '67

F. Hasnain, '67

R. Heath, '66

P. Heynsbroek, '66

D. Hofford, '66

D, Hogg, '68

H. Horneck, '67

R. Juzkin, '68

T. Kendall, '68

M. Klinck, '67

H. Laudie, '67 E. Lou, '66

P. Ledoux, '66

B. Leeper, '68

J. Liburdi, '67

M. Livingston, '67

J. Lozon, '68

J. MacArthur. '67

G. MacCoubray, '67

C. MacMillan, '66

F. Mallaf, '66

L. Mandamin, '68

L. Marley, '68

J. Martingic, '68

D. Masterson, '67

J. Meleg, '66

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D. Strelchuk, '67

R. Burkhart, '6

M, Chalin, '66

J. Frank, '66

A. Giroux, '66

M. Miner, '69

C. Ouellette, '67

S. Pupulin, '66

L. Shirley, '69

M, Stewart, '66

C. Thomson, '69

K. Thornton, '66

S. Walton, '69

N. Williams, '69

P. Wunder, '66

M. Abbey, '66

R. Ackert, '67

J. C. Allen, '66

J. W. Allen, '66

M, Appel, '68

L. Astrella, '69

T. Shakespeare, '68

D. Gliboth, '66

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Miles, '68

. Miller, '66

. Morettin, '68

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, Morris, '68

. Mortimore, '68

. Mutter, '68gUk—mzuzvfim

R. Nadalin, '67

D. Nolan, '67

W. Pastorius, '67

M. Patterson, '68

R. Penner, '68

C. Perl, '66

K. Petrunik, '66

S. Petrusenko, '67

L. Pickard, '67

E. Pikula, '67

J. Poliszczuk, '68

M. Prud'homme, '68 N. Talbot 67

R. Rearbon, '67 '

E. Regts, '66

B. Reissner, '68

P. Riedl, '68

W, Ritchie, '67

J. Romanik, '68

L. Taylor, '68

N. Toltl, '67

K. Rudzinski, '66

B. Schiele, '68

C. Schmelzle, '68

L, Scott, '66

G. Tomko, '66

B. Tremblay, '66

R, Turski, '68

Shanklin, '66

Smith, '66

P. Waier, '67

G. Waldemar, '68

F. Walton, '66

K. Wiebe, '67

R. Wigle, '66

G. Wilkki, '68

M. Williamson, '66

K. Wilson, '67

W. Zubrycky, '68

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Bash, '68

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Beck, '66

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L. Boyle, '67

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G. Caldwell, ‘66

Y. Caluar, '661

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B. Cunningham, '68

J, Czachor, '66

J. Dallard, '66

R. Fishman, ‘67 E' D Andre“ 6"“

D. Filzsimmons, '68

A. DeCourcy, ‘68

A. DePauli, '67

A. Diet, ‘66

L. Dlewln, '68

S. Frdnezak, '68

N. Gagnier, '68

E. Gervais, '68

T. Doepner, '66

J. Donaghue, '67

J. Douce’r, '66

J. Gervois, '66

D. Goodbrand, '67

R. Goodyear, ’68

P, Gougeon, '66

A. Dunlap, '66

E, Epps, '66

G. Hagman, '67

B_ Hall, '67

P, Hay, '67

J. Herage, '67

T. HerbST, '67 P. Faucher, '67

H. Hollon, '67

W. Homes, '67" ' '

D. Horchkiss, '67\

J. Hunter, '66

S. Jackson, '67

G. Jenkins, '66

S. Joch, ‘68

|. Johnston, '68

M. Kane, '66

J. Keilman, '68

B. Kelch, '67

D. Kennedy, '68

S. Kizis, '67

M. Kornelson, '68

J. Kateles, '66

R. Krowder, '69

G. Kuhl, '66

D. Lamorche, '66

L. Lee, '67

E. Lerulcki, '67

R, Leuteritz, '66

SCIENC

. McCain, '68

. McClecin, '66

.McPhee, '68 ‘

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M. Levay, '66

R. Look-Kan, '66

J. Loiek, '66

S. Lorenzen, '66

R.

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McAllum, '67

. MocKoy,

. Monery,muwan—i

B. Quinlan, '67

'67

. Makohon,

. Moliborski, '68

'67

. Marks, ‘68

. Martin, '66

. Mosley, '66

'68

A. Mozzuchin, '66

L. Meloche, '68

L. Menard, '67'

D. Mennie, '67

K. Milburn, 66

M. Miskow, '66

D. Missell, '68

W. Mlocak, '68

D. Roberts, '68 T. Moore, '68

P. Ryall, '66 W. Munr‘o, '67

R. Novefio, '68

K. Oakley,

J. Orczyk,

N. St. Clair, '67

P. Scioriino, '68

P. Schneider, '68

Hm'UZJ

D. Pedwell, '68

T. Phillips, '67

.Seidewand, '66 G. POIOHO, '67

. Selecky, '68'

. Seppola, '67

. Shiner, '66

'66

'68

G. Ouellene, '66

W. Persons, '68

O. Sigmund, '67

B. Simon, '66

G. Slo’re, '68

G. Smy'rh, '67

D. Soules, '68

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B. Pougef, '68

F. Powell, '67

D. Priebe, '67

D. Soules, '66

S. Stupausky, '68

P, Steels, '66

R. Stephenson, '66

P. Strachan, '68

R. Sunday, '68

E. Tako, '67

M. Tonguoy, '68

M. Thorpe, '67

M. Tilka, '68

G. Trello, '67

J. Trowbridge, '68

P. Vanda“, '68

E. Van Hoverbke, '67

V. Von Hooydonk, '66

T. Van Sfrydonck, '66

Z. Veghelyi, '68

R. Vigno, '67

T. Wochno, '66

P. Workentin, '67

D. Warner, '67

chim and Gerard

Brothers Gemi, Guy, Victor, Hugh, Arnold, Bruce,

Colin, Brendan, Ronald, Paul, and Barry.

Bros. Giles, Keith, Clarence, Jean, Marshall, Angelo, Joa-

Kieran,

. Warren, '66

. Watt, '67

. Waymouth, '66

.White, 66

Wieleba, '67

Wilkinson, '67

. Wilson, '66

. Winch, '677<>uf~2ouoaozz

R. Winterburn, '66

R. Winterkorn, '68

J. Wisniewski, '68

D. Womack, '66

K. Woodall, '67

J. Yakobovic, '67

C. Zeilig, '66

J. Zepka, '67

J. Ziliotto, '67

F. Zorzitto, '67

G. Zwick, '66

R. Zuliani, '68

The Christian Brothers are the largest order

of non-cleric Teaching religious and the fourth

largest male religious order in the world. The

official name of the order is "Brothers of the

Christian Schools" — The 24 Brothers on Cam-

pus are members of the sole English speaking

district of Canada — the district of Toronto,

and are registered in arts and science courses

from preliminary year to the doctoral level.

Here the Brothers can be seen in less academic

pursuits.

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VonLare, T. Murphy, P. Burgener, D. Armstrong, M, Hiebert, J. Fisher, J. Williams. Top Row: F. Killoire, D. Drouillard, D.

Wing, J. Kehoe, K. Doran, N. Rheoume, G. O'Connor.

BASILIAN SCHULASTICATE

The new Basilian residence is to be completed

in May, 1965, and will accommodate 56 Scholas-

tics. A chapel, Community room, dining hall, gym-

nasium and work shop will be the unique features

of this Basilian “Castle” on the banks of the De-

troit River.

REDEMPIORISTSN

Front Row: BroThers J. KeTelaars, R, Huber, P. Keasf, C. Whalen, R. Nelder, J. Kenny, M. Goodmurphy, F. Vandersreen.

Second Row: BroThers D. Clarke, D. MacLellan, D. Meriz, A. Beaubien, J. BeckTo, B. STeacy, D. McGinn, P. Hansen, Fr. C.

McCormick, Fr, R, Marino. Third Row: Brothers B, Tracey, W. Barre, T. Pyper, M. Roth, G. Michalski, E. Redman, G. Archi-

bald, L. Norman. Back Row: BroThers C. Maclsaac, J. Barnes, A. Hicks, D. Purschke, R. Plamondon, R. Nadeau, G. McNorgan,

Fr. G. Glover, J. Fitzgerald.

REDEMPTORIST

SINGING GRDUP

Ron Nadeau, Len Norman,

Doug Purschke, Poul Curiin,

Denis Ference, and

Frank Hrbolich.

Holy Redeemer College.

Modern missionaries — is The aim of Holy Redeemer

College The RedempTorisT seminary. ATTer graduation

from The UniversiTy, Tour years are spenT in The sTudy

of The Church's mission To The modern world. Following

ordinaTion To The priesThood, These young RedempTorisTs

will begin Their missionary acTiviTy in Canada, SouTh

America, or Japan.

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itigés, some of them came by nature, some may vb

fcgund in any rank, some of them are a direct pre-

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bind in the unity of an individual character, do

we expect they can be learned from books?

you cannot leam to converse till you have the world ’

to converse with; you cannot ~unlearn your natural

Vbashtulness, or awkwardness or stiffness, or other

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Dear Fellow STudenTs:

.:winlfiiLl-‘Jni-y

l would like To Take This opporTuniTy To Thank The

sTudenT body, The members of The STudenTs' Admin-

isTraTive Council, The TaculTy, The members of The ad-

minisTraTion and The many individual people who

helped wiTh advice and cooperaTion in The proiecTs

and plans which were successfully compleTed This

year‘ IT has been a greaT joy and privilege having

had The opporTuniTy of working for and wiTh The

sTudenT body of The UniversiTy of Windsor.

I would hope ThaT The program compleTed and The

plans for The TuTure have meT wiTh your general ac-

cepTonce and ThaT your excellenT supporT will be ex-

Tended To The incoming council wiTh equal vigour.

Sincerely,

Richard BurkarT,

PresidenT, U.S.F.

Greg Crawford, Bob Weimer, Richard Dove, John McNamara, Richard Burkart, Gladys Manser, Barry

Walker, John Fell, Mary Lou SchroT, Janet Van Linden, Maurice Miskow.

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Don Roszmann Ray Jones

(Presidential Aide)

Mary Lou Schroi

(Freshman Rep.)

Greg Crawford

[U.C.W.) (External Affairs)

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‘MG’Y senzel Barry Walker John Roberts

(Programme)(Social Dir.) (Public Relations)

Lorri Umbdensiock

{Cuiiural Affairs)

FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES

Jim Kauffman ~— Applied Science

Maurice Miskow — Pure Science

Richard Dove — An‘s Rep.

Jon Feli -—— Commerce Rep;

STUDENT CBUNCIL SECRETARIES

Janet Van Linden

Helen Froese

Gladys Monser

ll.B.W.

The University Coun-

cil for Women arrang-

ed several s o c i al

events on campus, in-

cluding a Swizzle

Party during Fro s h

Week, the Sadie Haw-

kins, and the Chil-

dren's Christmas

Party.

WM

M. L. Schro? (President), H. Pocovsky, N. Barsonti, M. Snaith, N. Hirsch, S. Morgan, D. Woltord, G.

Thompson, C, Costigon, G. McHugh, L. Menard, M. Schenck.

. ‘ “ SECOND ROW: A. Lang, P, MocNeil, B. White, T. Devlin, L. Verrosso, J. Beoulne, D. Kasta. FIRST ROW:

‘ ‘ F A. Farkos, J, Gosselin, M. Kerfz, G. McHugh, D, Wolford, M. K. L'Heureux, M. Brown, L. Tomnick, M.

J A. Marr.

W.IJ.S.B.

The World University Services

Committee strives to promote

better relations among university

students throughout the world.

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RESIDENCE COUNCILSRow 1: K. Reynell, S. Shivas, N. Barsanti, J. Placzek, S. Chauvin, C. Tufano, G. McHugh, G. Urbani. Row 2: M. Gearen,J. Allen, F. Sikkema, (3. Stevens, 8. Landry, L. Seibeniek, R. Sonier, D. Weiler, J. Sweeney.

ARTS CllllNCll

The Arts Council provides a balanced

program of activities for the student body

ranging from the annual Hallowe'en

Dance to the Arts Ball. It is also the

publisher of the Artsletter, a bulletin for

students of the Arts faculty.

Row 1: K. Landry, M, Huxter, W. Flindall. Row 2:

R. St. Aubin, A. Lang, R. Dove, G. Gaughan. Row 3:

J. Donohue, M. Cleary, F. McMorrow.

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CANADIAN

UNIIIN UT

STUDENTSC.U.S. is perhaps one of

The mosT dynamic groups

on campus in ThaT iT plans

and sponsors acTiviTies of

immediaTe inTeresT To sTu-

denTs. Included among

These are The Blood Drive,

a sTudenT insurance plan,

and a sTudy of academic

fees across Canada. This

year, Their biggesT venTure

on This campus has been

The organizaTion of a char-

Tered TlighT To Europe for

The summer monThs. Under

The guidance of Bob Weim-

er, Chairman, The group

hopes This will be a mile-

sTone in The UniversiTy's

I'llSTOl‘y. Bob Weimer, Chairman of C‘U‘S.

Larri Umbdensfock (CulTural Chairman), Tom Dunne, Mary Geroce, Michael Bell, CaTherine Comuzzi.

CULTURAL

CCMMITTEE

The CulTural Com-

miTTee is responsible

for bringing To The

campus some of The

finer Things in life,

The arT display in The

foyer of The Univer-

siTy CenTre is one of

Their services, and is

changed frequenle To

display boTh modern

arT and works of The

masTers.

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D. Fenton, F. Powell] P. McCullough, H. Stephen, T. Morgan, M. Connelly, M. Durocher, P. Walton, L.

Parent, (3. McCain, J.

lllRll

ACTBN

SOCIETY

A knowledge of

history is said to be

a knowledge of

man. The Lord Ac—

ton Society keeps a

keen eye on current

world affairs. This is

fu rt h e r stimulated

by guest speakers

such as Prof. Keppel—

Jones who spoke on

the racial problem

in South Africa.

DEBATING

SUCIETY

The aim of the De-

bating Society is to

develop the art of

good speaking and

intelligent arguing.

Windsor students

are by no means

lacking potential in

either of these fields,

and Mike Connelly

guided his group to

a high degree of

perfection.

Dr. Farrel, J. Loudon, B. Trothen, J. Vanstone, B. Nolan, R. Eocly, J. Trott, L. Vorrasso, T. Smyth.

AMBASSADUR

STAFF

Marc Samson, Editor.

M. Samson and E. Ewaschuk. WiII we meet the deadline?

C. Branigan, A. Hrachovi, T. Assang, L. O'Connor, B. Ryan, M. Samson, J. Mitchell, R.

Griffin, 5. Shivas, C. Solomchuk, H. Froese, A, Kaufman, T. Michalczuk.

J. Goyeau, L'. Davidson, F. Fraser, Editor; P. Thihault, L. Brueggeman, G. Crawford.

LANCE STAFF

ism this year, while attempting to incorporate the _best

in journalistic principles. The main "new" feature of the

Lance this year is the fact that it has gone into the field

The Lance, the weekly publication of the University, is

primarily a student project. It gives regular coverage of

social and sports events as well as controversial topics.

The editors have tried many new approaches to iournal- at offset printing.

M. Stebila, J. Deziel, L. O'Connor, A. Kaufman, L. Fox, C.C. Branigan, R. Zarate, A. Hrachovi,

Mitchell.

Gr O'Keefe, B, Ericndson, Gr Chick,

D. Smith, J. Susko,

GENERATION

The "Generation" is a literary pub-

lication presenting creative writing by

the students, including poems, essays,

and short stories.

Helen Froese, Tom Root (Editor).

STUDENT

GUHDE

Edfied by Enfle ENas-

chuk, Thb yeofs Stu-

denf Guide E on exceL

lent coHecHon of phone

numbers and addresses,

a Hue “husflens hand-

book".

Betty Thorburn, N. Gray, Te Shincoriol, H‘ Froese/ E. Ewoschuk,

J‘ Donahue, M. Cleory, M. K. L'Heureux, G. GauginA

ARTSLETTER

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First Row: G. Chick, J. Fell, L. Duguid, D. Lindsay, F. Shinners, G. O‘Keefe, D. Smith. Second Row: J,

McFarland, C. DOVld, L. Carli, M. Moodrey, W. Blonde, G. McNeil, S. Weber, B. Erickson, J. Pollard,

L. Cotter, R. Henderson, B. Bechand, P. Ryan, T. Lachine, D. Cooper. Third Row: H. Musson, D. VanNesT,

J. Diem, D. MCArThur, A. Davidson, R. Sinisac, J. Morin, J. Susko, B. Tartaglia, D. Caner, R, Bishop, W.

Cofham, J. Amyor, G. Takaki.

EXECUTIVE

Prof. M. Zin, D. Lindsay, F. Schinners, L. Duguid, G. Chick, Prof. B. Sullivan.

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First Row: F. Shady, D. Connely, D. Nolan, M. Mutter, W. Wyszynski, C. Allen, P. Paula, F. Mallat.

Second Row: P. Ledoux, M. Chiu, F. Walton, R. Miller, R. Wigle, W. Egan, O. Hageniers, T. Aconne,

L. Scott, M. Gaan, B. Griffiths, R. Nadalin. Third Row: G. Goodwin, M. Cranstone, G. Wilke, M. Gindl,

N. Talbot, J. Steiner, S. Petrusenko, J. Desmarais. Fourth Row: H. Smith, C. Morentette, B. Kenney, B.

Leeper, R. Hutchison, T. Shakespeare, L. Fitch, K. Malbourne, G. Ackert, N. Totl.

Firs! Row: D. Merlow, E, Lou, C. Perl, R. Sandre, P. Quan, H. Loudie, K. Miles, J. Morris. Second Row:

F. Hasnain, A. Bonsignore, P. Elias, L. Meloche, W. Ritchie, J. Cook, D. Cole. Third Row.- G. Mac-

Coubrey, B. Darovney, H. Regts, J. Cohoon, B. Girard, K. Wilson, B. Borschke, M. Livingstone. Fourth

Row: B. Longson, D. Kreibick, D. Hogg, D. Mortimore, P. Waier, J. Kautfman, H. Horneck.

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15! Row: C. Messing, F. Biddle, B. Foughl, Dr. Niedzielski,

2nd Row: R, Kelch, Br, Gerard, D. Blonde, Br. Angelo, A. Aylefl, C, Perl, M. Mlskow,

3rd Row: O. Mumer, H.

hoverbeke.

Loudie, D_ Philips, D. Kennedy, R. Gauthier, C. Mothe, L. Morley, E, Vonr

SCIENCE COUNCIL

El Ewoschuk, K. Oakley, D, LoMorche, C. Perl, B, Hodges, J. Callahan, M. Miskow.

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NURSES’

CLUB

159 Row: J. Kuleszo, D. Weiler, J. Schiedel, C. Smith, M_ M. Warring, G. Thompson, S. Creegon.

2nd Row: M. Honey, P. Solomon, A. Brennan, Mrs_ M. Allison, M, Gronf, W. Wegerle, C. Jodeski,

A. Pollock, P. Simon, J. Possmore.

SUCIHLUGY CLUB

ls! Row: H. MacDonald, J. Neilson, B. Artingsfoll, M. Brown, S. Armstrong, A. Giroux, J. Non-corrow, R. Verler.

2nd Row: E. Weber, J. Reynolds, M. Lobodie, F. Froser, J. Goyeau, S. Froese, C. Lochorife, W.Flindoll, M, Misek, R. Griffin.

FRENCH

CLUB

The aim of the French Club is

to promote the use of conVersa-

tional French and an interest in

French literature.

Membership consisted both of

French maiors and students who

wished to promote their native

tongue.

K. St. John, A. Laieunesse, R. Ciganovic, C. Thibault, R. Taves, K. Obradovich, A. Hrachovi, L. Mackie,

M. Graveson, D. Stracke, J. Jeeroburkhan (president), C. Lacharire, C. Branigan, M. Sertic, M. Petrasovic,

D. Jenich, M. Hamiiton, L. Belanger, F. Jenich, M. Latramboise, F. Zanutto, S. Payne, E. Barron,

J. Fisher.

B. Zub, R. Zarate, L. Mackie, F, Scartone, K. Obradovich, M. Groveson, S. Garry, G. Manger, R. Fortier, K. Comartin, Y.

Marentette; R. Taves, M, Carr, R, Sandor, R, St. John, R. Robinson, D. Wong Sing, J. Merino, D. Cerolomi, F. Zonatta, V.

Mancinelli, Dr. Urtiaga, P. Halford, G. Schincariol, F. Matteis.

SPANISH

CLUB

The beauty and

culture of the Latin

countries was

brought to the uni-

versity by the Span-

ish Club. The mem-

bers aspire to speak

the language fluent-

ly and promote an

interest in it on cam-

pus through the pre-

sentation of Spanish

drama.

TRIDENT

CLUB

The Trident Club promotes the

language, culture, and literature

which the Ukrainian st u d e n t s

have inherited. But the program

is not entirely centered on tradi-

tional ways. Rather it functions in

the present with a consciousness

of the rich cultural background of

its forefathers.

ncic

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lM, Skaab, H. Mordowanec, B. Dydyk, C. Yaworsky, L. Senchuk, L. Nazerwich. M. Korol, S. Galan,

V. Hlaclzuk, W. Zubrycky, F. Powelski, H. Stepheniski, T, Senchuk, W, Borowicz, W. Senchuk, E. Ewaschuk.

ITALIAN

CLUB

The Italian Club fosters the language

and literature of Italy. A great many of

our students are of Italian parentage

and are anxious to become more pro—

ficient in their native tongue.

8. Tuck, E. Babuin, J. Frattolin, G. Urbani, T. Soda,

M. ladipaulo, T. Marra, L. Quaglia, R. Landry,

F. Zonatta; G. Schincariol, S. Stablle, R. Delorenzi,

l. Tonellato, V. Carlone, L. Varrasso, Fr. Marina; 1

M. Nusca, J. Taliano, P. Boschetto, D. Fenton,

A. Moro, F. Angelini, L. Luvisotto, F. Fazio, C. Sbrissa, '3

CANIERBURY

ANGHBANS

0N CAMPUS

Canterbury, no lon-

ger a club, functions

as a parish for stu-

dents of the Angli—

can faith on campus.

Under the guidance

of Father James, the

group, as well as

participating in re-

ligious services, dis-

cusses topics ot cur-

rent interest in the

Christian world.

D. Woodall, P. Butcher, M. Graveson, Fr. J. T. L. James (chaplain), (3. Cooper, M. Brown, D. Skayles.

J. Gallop, J. Dounholzer, D. Roberts, Fr. A. J. Weiler, E. DeLeon, J. Baol, R. Sharp.

lEGIflN .

0F MARY

As the name implies, the

Legion of Mary is a group whose

main aim is to promote devotion

to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Once

again Fr. Weiler, the moderator,

provided a spirit of devotion.

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3333:"! v vently. Each Sodalist

m'""""""f aspires to a life of

personal sanctity,

while attempting to

inspire those about

them.

M. McDonald, B. Pouget, Fr. J. J. Keon (moderator), H. Pacovsky, C. Doyle.

J. Hill, 8. Patrick, A. Gold, R. Sanford, M. Thomas, [St.) (3. Lewis, Rev. N. Hoffman, W. Wegerle.

lflNA

ClllB

The Iona Club provides a bal-

anced program of religious eolu~

cation and social activities for

students of the United Church on

campus. Their moderator is Rev.

(Mrs) Hoffman, a most congen-

ial woman.

Mr. Gordon Fairweather, M.P., N. Barsami, J . MacKenzie, W. Borowicz, L. Varrasso, G. Crawford,

D. McCready, R. Srracke.

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M. Taylor, P. Butler, J. Cochran, John Linblad [guest speaker), K. Landry, F. Smith (president), S. Shivas,

A. Lang, W. Stewart, 8. Taylor, J. McKeen, S. Keough, J. Golden, D. Devriese, T. McGlaughlin, C. Evans,

M. Cleary, J. Beaulne, P. MacNiel, K. Williams, M. Prete, L. Newman, D. Kasta, B. Hornick, P. Burford,

J. LaPorta, R. Mueller, J. Reynolds, T. Cheslea, S. Pupilin, J. Asher.

CBNSERVATIVES

This year, the Conservatives

had an active membership and

an able executive. Their program

included instruction in Canadian

government. Among the high-

lights 01‘ their year was a visit

by Gordon Fairweather, N\.P.

llBERAlS

The Liberals once again en-

joyed a busy year under the

leadership of Frank Smith. A

large number of freshmen joined

the ranks, and by providing a

stimulating program, the execu-

tive hopes they will remain in the

party's ranks in the future.

POLITICAL

SCIENCE- ECHNUMIBS

The aim of the Political Science

and Economics Club is to pro-

mote a political awareness on

campus and to relate parlia-

mentary procedures to economic

theories. Most of those pictured

served on the executive, while

the club itself had a membership

of one hundred students.

NEW

DEMOCRATS

This year, the New Democrats

had an active program on cam-

pus. As in past years, they pre—

sented the case for a social

democratic government in Can—

ada and promoted an interest

in all phases of political life.

E. Pertsch, H. Heyn, T. Devlin, J. O'Donnel, H. Bovmonn, R. Sandor, H. Stephen, M. Bell, J. Beoulne,

F. Powell, J. Dempsey.

C. Urban, F. Sikkema, M. Brodsky, J. Nancorrow, N. Lovore, R, St. Onge,

D. Fisher, K. Williams, F. Chobot, N. Ferron, J. Dounholzer, M, Skoab.

Ii M.

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A. Jorman, K. Ward,

CANADIAN

(ITTIBERS

TRAINING

BIIRPS3rd Row: H. Kranenburg, T. Mous-

seau, G. Richards, R. Timmerman,

8. Cassie, B, de Bloems. 2nd Row:

O/Cdr. K. WiIson, O/Cdr. R. Ander-

son, O/Cdr. M. Tanguay, O/Cdr. D.

Skoers, O/Cdt. V. Pistor, O/Cdt. D.

Bevan, O/Cd‘r. R. Tousignanf. 15?

Row: 2nd L1. A. Broeders, Capt. C.

F. Allen, Capr. G. Facey, Ma}, P. De-

neau, CapT. G. Mascaro, O/Cdr. D.

J. Morris.

UNIVERSITY

NAVAL TRAINING

IIIIIISIIINThird Row: CdT, T. Wyzinski, Cd’r. P. Ballard,

Cdt. P. VandaIl, Cdt. R. FleweIlIng, CdT. (3,

Matthews, CdT. B, Beaudry, Cdf. R, Johnson.

Middle Row: A/S/Lt. K. Towers, Mid. G,

TomIco, CdT. D. Badregon, CdT. T. Shady, Cdf.

F, Grabowiecki, Cdt. Cpr. T. J. Morgan, Cdt.

R. Delcol, Cdt. W. J, Pastorius, Cdr. D. Bur—

ford. Front Row: A/S/Lr. R. H. Warren, S/Lr.

K, Bezaire, L/Cdr. R. C. Cross, L/Co'r, W. J,

Waldron, C/O, S/LT, B. TurnbulI, A/S/LT. D.

Scaton.

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CANADIAN

AIR TIIRCE

O/C M, Appel, O/C E, Morgan, O/C T. Mc-

Lean, O/C 8. Case, S/L W. Benedict, O/C E.

RegTs, O/C C. Mathe,

BOWLING

CLUB

M. Ackermon, B. White, K. Badder, A. Drobitch, H. Smith.

U. of W, Invitational Champions—Mario‘s Trophy,

Mike Ackermon rolls a strike!

The Music SocieTy once

again gained praise as be-

ing close To a professional

musical group. Under The

TalenTed leadership of Rev.

John Fiore, C.S.B. They

reached new and greaTer

heighTs in The field of mu-

sical enTerTainmenT. Their

concerT in December blend-

ed boTh choral and orches-

Tral presenTaTions, provid-

ing a Truly moving experi-

ence in musical apprecia-

Tion.

Miller, R. Stephens, C.S.B.

First Row: G. Vanlore, C.S.B., L. Fox, Br. Vidor, S. Kuc, J. Rennie, L. Mondomin, K. Oakley, P. Butler,

Bri Colin, Br, Arnold, Ji Williams. Second Row: H. Bennsch, Br, Hugh, R, St, Aubin, J. O‘Donnel, W.

Firs! Row: A. Pinto, S. Hogan, C. Lachuri're, M. Lobodie, 8. Gerry, A. Sungo, N. Hirsch, J, Gosselin, M.

Wilson, R. Atkinson, Second Row: H. Hildebrand, H. Korieweg, L. Roy, J, Higgins, Y. Moremefle, J. Huny-

Ody, R. Dishere, V. Symonds, M. Keough, R. Dupuis, D. Weiler, M, Waring, M. Jonzen, P. Solomon,

J. Dagger, Sr. M. Elizabeth.

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Director Carl Morey guides the orchestra through a difficult passage.

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Michael Lyons

Scene from "Egad, WhoT A Cod"

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"All THE WflRl IJ’

Under The guiding hand of Mr. D. P. Kelly, The Drama

Club had a mosT rewarding year. IT resTricTed iTselT in no

way as To The Type of drama presenTed. This season Their

Three major presenTaTions were “Egad, WhaT A Cad" by

AniTa Bell, “The FuTure Is In Eggs" by Eugene lonesco and

"The Taming of The Shrew" by William Shakespeare.

Don Soules and Margare? Svedas

Linda Laver, PeTer Baxter, Olwyn Veighey

D’S A STAGE”

Cost of "The Taming Of The Shrew"

Scene from "The Future Is In Eggs"

. to the humorous‘

The mood ranges from the serious .

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All I need is a pair of boots.

C. Marentette, P, Green, B. Gilbert, B. Winch, R, Allard, R. Look-Kan, B. Kinzic, E,

Baxter, V. Dantzer, M. Kelley, Y. Calvar, B, Paul, H. Tiffin, P. Ciebien,

Schell, K. Williams, T. Doepner, A. Lavery, J, Diem, A. Marie-Jeanne, K. Manley, G. Vogler, K. Compeau,

Sanford, P. Simons, M. Nusca, S. Deneau.’

H. Herring, M. Keogh, A. Huxter,

M. Hainey, D.

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SKI

CLUB

The Ski Club has

g a i n e d increasing

popularity e a c h

year. There are

many students who

are almost of a pro-

fessional status, but

a great many of the

members ski for re-

laxation. New mem-

bers are fortunate in

that lessons are

given by qualified

instructors. Several

trips to Mt. Gram-

pian and other ski

resorts provided an

active and fun-filled

year.

"If you hit a tree, this is the recommended procedure".

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N. Hirsch, M. Moodrey, P. Butcher, B. Dunne, F. Jenich, Sam (Instructor), Fr. James A Huxfer, Mrs. M.

Moodrey.

"How often do you have To wind i1up?'

FLYING

CLUB

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T h e Flying Club

mode iTs debuT This

year and had an ac-

Tive membership.

Professional lessons

are given To Those

who wish To obToin

Their licence, bUT sev—

eral members are in—

TeresTed in The fun

of flying as passen-

gers.

BRIDGE

CLUB

H. Muench, G. Crawford, A. Martens, T. Doepner, _

T. Root, R. Ellis.[T. Sieberf, G. Brunet, E. Krouse, D. Nagy, P. Selecky,

M. Roy, G. Getty, M. Chalin, M. Chiu (Pres.], J. Caron, J. Goyeou, J. Diederich, W. Dale, R. St. Onge,

, V. Veinorte, E. Henderson, M. Miskow, H. Deckert.

F. Holpln, N. Ferron, P. Arnold, N. Hirsch, J. Keilman, B. Frisone, L. Parent, F. Appel.

AT ?he piano—M. Skoob, S Kuc.

J, Gervois, M. Stebflo, D. Smurf, M. BorHorgeon, J. DrourHord, A. Go‘d, M. Pendhorkor, L. Dumoulrn,

P. Burgener, Br. Joachim, D. Gordon, B. White, B. Warren, K. Doron.

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ing on The Saronie waves, which’ilvouid be his more

ordinary course To Athens, at last casting anchor at

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The 1964—65 edition of the sports section of the Am-

bassador is proudly dedicated to that stalwart person

from the sports field, that staunch patron of physical

exertion, Freddy Luxford. His managerial ability is sur-

passed only by his boyish friendliness. Freddy and com-

pany always have everything prepared beforehand so

that all events “come oftC like clockwork". Every day

134 Freddy can be seen scurrying about St. Denis Hall, the

cafeteria or the D. H., either talking to the "boys", or

reminding his hockey players of the big game. For his

capable handling of sporting events, and his faithful ser-

vice to the University of Windsor and its student body,

we hereby proudly dedicate this year's sports section to

Fred Luxford.

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Rev. Hussey, C.SiBi

Moderator of Athletics

These people form the backbone of The men's

afhleTic programme on campus. Under Their cap-

able direc’rion men's sports, wiTh a special emphasis

on hockey and basketball, remain at an all time

high.

Dick Moriarity

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MEN’S ATHLETIC COUNCIL—Back Row; Mike Kane, Jim Diem, Ron Gole’rski, Carlo TuFono, John

Roberts, Bruce White, Norb Keller, Kerry MacDonald, Dave Woodall, Jim Drummond, Terry Fohlen-

bach, Kirk McKinnon, Ray Caverson. Hugh O'Neill. Fronf Row: Brian Kasta, Jim Wilkinson, Bob

Horvalh, Harvey Barsami, Norm Lavoie, Peter Cosligan, Dave Watson, Ken Long.

135

SAILING TEAM—Buck Row: Tom Horsley, Andy Lang,

Butcher,

Morgan.

George Richards. Front Row: Joe Donahue,

Pat

Chris

A variety of sports were offered at the University

of Windsor this fall. Most of the students either

played football or softball in their spare time.

Others engaged in such sports as golf, tennis, sail»

ing, soccer, and track and field.

TENNIS TEAM: John Stenz, Jim Diem, Dick Crummer, Terry

In the O.l.A.A. Golf Championships played in

Hamilton, Oct. 17, 1964, the University of Windsor

Golf Team tied for first place. John Mickle, one of

the team members, tied for low individual scoring

honours.

GOLF TEAM: Harry Hands, Harvey Barsanti, Mike Kane, John

Mickle.

ARTS Il—Batk Row: Joe Stomp, Dave Dean, John Roberts, Brion Stead, Dove Dudley, Hor- ,

vey Barsami, Paul Villani, Vic Vella. Front Row: Dick Hall, Bob Taylor, Lino Salciccioli, Hugh

O'Neill, Mike Bondy.

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‘smfi Brion ARTS l—Back Row: John LaPorta, John Stenz, Bill Scarfia,

Jock Riervin, Larry Foley. From Row: Paul Lippa, Mike Terte,

Rich Pilliter, Bob Landry.

SCIENCE—Back Row: Ken CopsTick, Eddie D'Andrea,

Bellaire, Bob Belloire, George Lung, Bob Near, Front Row:

Jim Wilkinson, Larry Kelly, John Preneczky, Peter Costigan,

COMMERCE—Back Row: Torn Lachine, Bill Cotnam, Fred Schin-

ners, Marty Kwiatkowski, Jim McFarlane, John Pollard, Pat

Culhane, Brian Kasfa. Front Row: Buzz Hassel, Bob Tartaglia

Pete Ryan, Jim Kolb.

, ENGINEERS—Back Row: Bob Horvoth, John Lipic, Don Mor-

timore, Arnie Godin, Jerry Dellvechio, Dave Woodoll, Mike

Abbey. Front Row: Brian Rody, Bernie Friesmufh, Frank Gib-

blin, Dick O'Callaghan.

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CHAMPIONS

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Science—Back Row: J. Allen, S. Blackshaw, B. Bellaire, D. Smart, P. Costigan, E. Gray, A. Cecutti, J. Mitchell, R. Cascatti,

D. Gordon, L. Astrella. Front Row: J. Wilkinson, M. Thorpe, D. Missal,.D. Leach, J. Orczyk, B. Bellaire, J. Zacker.

The Championship playoff between Science

and Arts II was a closely fought battle for a

great part of the game. Finally, in the second

period, Science pushed toward the goal line

and went over for six points. Just before half

time Arts ll gained a single point on a punt.

The Science team came charging on the field

the second half and were not to be denied.

They crossed the twin—stripe twice more, final

score (18%).

Runner-up: Arts ll—Back Row: Pete Nantais, Bob

Sinclair, Bob Bondy, Kirk McKinnon, Wayne Curton,

Dave Dudley, Joe Sheehan, Lou Poqua, Peter Bond.

Front Row: John Grant, Mike Baker, Larry Stone, Joe

Bevaqua, Bob Lazarus, Dan Jason, Ed Ptomsky.

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BBMMERCE

Back Row: J. Balint, J. Halpin, R. Touchie, J. Lucas, L. Duguid, D. Van Nest, Coach Schincariol.

Front Row: J. Hogan, B. Pickford, J. Susko, D. Carter, B. Lazarus, J. Amyot.

SOCCER

Soccer was a very popular sport at Windsor last

fall. Under the direction of Bruno DeGragario, tour

faculty teams competed for top honours, which

eventually went to the Engineers. The intercollegiate

team, which is pictured below, played three exhi~

bition games this season, two against Oakland and

the other against W.O.|.T. They were victorious in

all three games, beating out Oakland by scores of

5-0 and 5-1, and defeating W.O.|.T. to the tune of

5-2.

“If i can just pull away from this guy, I'll be in the clear. .

Back Row: D. Hamber, M. Wong, R. Hussain, B. Morris, T. Acanne, M, Prud'homme.

Front Row: D. Zannier, W. Miller, B. DeGragario, L. Cameron, J. W, Allen.

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Track Team—Back Row: Dick Moriarify, Bob Samaras, Archie Green, Norb Keller, Herold Horneck,

Klouse Wiebe, Herbie Miller, Bill McAdam, Jim Atkinson. Front Row: Ken Woodoll, Lorry Kelly, Jerry

Homer, Jim McKeon, Charley Steele, Norm Gognier, Tom Elliot.

IRACK

and

FIELD

Three important members of this year's team: Ken Woodall, Jim

McKeon, Lorry Kelly.

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WINTER SPORTS...

. 3 The UniversiTy of Windsor Curling Team prac-

. 9 Tises each Thursday aT The Windsor Curling Club.

PeTe Ryan, who heads The Team, is looking Tor

I ’ anoTher successful year. In February, The Team

heads Tor The O.Q.A.A. championship held in Wa-

Terloo where They are hoping To capTure The cham-

pionship.

J. Lench, D. Terry, K. Landry, P. Gougeon, P. Ryan.

cu PeTer Ryan exhibiTs his skill as a skip,

Sweep iT down, fellas.

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B. Ryan, K. Boychuk, T. Gaffney, J. Roberts, P. McCriey, W. Flendail (Coach), Nick Grabowski.

SWIMMING

Enthusiastic swimmers all set for another one of those marathon races.

competition, the 1964-1965 University of

Windsor swimming team under coach Nick

Grabowski are on their way to another suc-

cesstui season. Led by co-captains John Rob-

erts and Tom Gaftney, the team has high

hopes of finishing even better than last year's

1 Only in its second year of inter—collegiate

I

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1 team in the O.|.A.A. competition.

E.

f :I

D. MacNamara, H. O'Neill, J. Stomp, P. Villani, P. Flanigan, A. Cecutti, T. Doepner, D. Baloishis, R. Fortin, K. Milburn,

1 V. Vella, C. Steele. J, Mitchell, J. Wilkinson.

3‘:

Every Tuesday night in St. Denis Hall one can witness players from each faculty, has defeated Oakland in early

the intertaculty volleyball schedule in action. This year season play and stands an excellent chance in the up-

the Engineers appear to have the strongest team due coming tournaments in March against the University of 7',

to height advantage. The all—star team, comprised of Detroit, Wayne State, and the University of Michigan.

C. Schmelzle, P. Quan, R. Gauthier, D. Hogg, D, Mortimer, H. D. Young, Ed Irwin, T. Elliott, B. Penner, B. Landry, M.

Hornech, L. Ball, B. Tremblay. Mullone, D. Griffore.

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FENCING

The clashing of foils can be heard from The “PiT” every

Monday and Wednesday nighT. N\r. CiccoTeHi, The coach,

has promised To produce a fine Team To represenT Windsor

in The upcoming inTercoHegiaTe TournamenTs

M. Andzons, J. Gosselin, Mr‘ A

"Touché"

. In an early

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season TournamenT, Gean Vogler won The women's sin-

gles while The men showed greaT promise by finishing a

close second OUT of six Teams.

Mike lunges for a poinT.

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ARCHERY

M. Kelley, B. Borschke, D. Cole, Ci MacMillan, B. Cameron, C. Maliborski, D. MoriarTy (Coach), 8. Wolf,

L. Varrasso, K, Landry, J. Gosselin, M. PreTe.

Thump, Thump, Thump, Bullseyel This is whaT happens campus is growing rapidly. He is looking forward To a 6

when archery Team members meeT each week. Under successful season This year and enTerTains hopes for in’rer-

The direcTion f Dick Moriarty, This newesT of sporTs on collegiate compeTiTion in TuTure years. ;

. . . Lots of bullseyes.Archers Take aim . . .

145 :

B. Ryan, A. McMillan.

in spite of a sore ankle, Keith Travis

still manages To flip his opponent.

W. Craig, K. Travis, S. Chan, R. Allard, M. Clark, R. Belland, J. Barlow, C. ivey,

Mr. Albert Linnell, a black belt from The Detroit

Judo Club, is the new coach of the University of

Windsor Judo team. Under his direction interest ‘.

in This sport has greatly increased on our campus ‘

to the extent where even girls are participating

on Tuesday and Thursday nights.

This year the team has participated in local

tournaments here at the YMCA in Windsor as

well as a few intercollegiate invitational meets.

On the weekend of January 30, l965, eight

members from the club taired well at a tourna-

ment held at McMaster.

Mr. Linnell instructs the members on the

proper hold for an arm lock.

Bud Ryan flips his opponent.

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The University of Windsor Badminton team

successfully defended their O.l.A.A. lntercollegi- ’

ate Championship in the annual competition

held at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in Toronto

last homecoming weekend. if;

Eric Pertsch, two time O.l.A.A. and O.Q.A.A.

individual Champion led the Windsor team to

their fourth straight O.l.A.A. team championship. in

Bill Simon and Roland Herbst, who substituted

for the ailing Terry Fahlenboch, were instrumen- is

tal in securing the team's victory.

Bill and Eric do a little practising.

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John Duff, coach, Jim Boyko, George Lung, John Mickle, Jerry Kuzak, John Lipic, Joe Sheehan, Johnl

Zechner, Peter CosTigan, Kirk McKinnon, Dave Prpich/ Torn KnowlTon, Brian KasTa, Billy MiTchell, Frank

Dumsha, R. N. Heafh, Ken Long, Ray Caverzan, Bruce STevens, Harvey BarsanTi, Dennis DeVriese, John

Kizis, Freddy Luxford, general manager.

lANBERS

For The TirsT Time in HS hisTory, The UniversiTy

of Windsor iced a Lancer hockey Team in On-

Tario lnTercollegiaTe compeTiTion.

Under The able guidance of coach John Duff,

and general manager Fred Luxford, The Lancers

Took a commanding lead in The "B" division of

O.l.A.A. league. They appear To be headed for

a successful season by virTue of 6-1 and 6—4

vicTories over York UniversiTy, a 12-2 drubbing

of HamilTon lnsTiTuTe of Technology, and an 8-4

win over W.O.l.T. Should The Lancers have con—

Tinued success They may have The opporTuniTy

of compeTing againsT The winner of “A” Division

of which Sudbury LaurenTian is currenle The

leader.

The TuTure for inTercollegiaTe hockey aT U. of

W. has been well-esTablished.

Lancer goalie Caverzan sTops another one.

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Roger Rivai’f, Charlie Ryan, Gary Brunet, Jerry Wiley, Barry Walker, Freddy Luxford, coach; Charles

Peterson, Bill Seitz, John England, Dave Prpich, Dave Watson, manager; Tom Knowlfon, Bill Janci,

Paul MacNamara, Jerry Kuzak, Dennis DeVriese.

ARTS ll

Gaye Queen, Frank Dumsha, Joe Sheehan, Dave Dean, Mike Cleary, Mike Bondy, Howard Duffy, coach;

Kirk McKinnon, Harvey Barsanfi, Ray Caverzan, Ken Long, Don Kasfa

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John Zechner, Bob Collis, Pat Flanagan, Jim Boyko, John Mickle, Paul Little, Clyde Long, coach;

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Len Fitch, Glen MacCoubrey, Ron Dunn, Arnie Godin, Bob Gagne, coach; Gordon Mitchell, John Loeback,

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SCIENCE

John Reiner, coach; Doug Specht, Ken Woodoll, Dove Burkort, George Lung, Dove Nagy, Al Trinca,

John Kizis, James Lotchford, Roger Allard, Bruce Stevens, Gt Lagiess, Peter Costigon, Ed D'Andreo.

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After graduating from London

Teachers’ College, Mrs. Thompson

came to our university in 196T as

Assistant Athletic Director and head

of women's athletics. Under her

guidance, an excellent and well-

rounded athletic programme for

girls has developed through the

years.

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as me. '

This year the Women's Athletic Council, under the leadership of Gean Vogler

T"has proven once again that, at the University of Windsor, there is a sport for l

everyone. Swimming, basketball, volleyball, badminton, and tennis are on the

agenda for this year. Through the athletic programme provided, every girl has

ample opportunity to complete the athletic phase of her college life.

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Back Row:

S. Blair, B. Show, L. Sanderson, l

A. Johnston, M. Prete, A. Emerson,

Z. Zeps, J. Blackshaw.

Front Row:

G. Kapelos, P. Walton,

G. Vogler (Coach), Sis

Thompson, M. Snaith,

L. Menard.

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1} swimming team started the season

1 off with a victory over Waterloo

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and MacMaster Universmes. With

Nick Grabowski as coach, the girls'

‘ swimming team has grown and im- -

proved noticeably in the last two

' years. More successes seem assur-

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The girls' basketball Team coached by Sis Thompson has

had a rewarding season. In the Tournament at Guelph They

placed second out of five other universities. Other games

will be played This year in Toronto and London.

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Back: D. Miles, J. Morrel, L. Snyder (Coach), 8. S. Thompson, B. McPherson, S.

Banks, C. Costigan, Front: K, Angus, P, Wilson, H. Kinik, J. Thompson, A. Emerson,

C. Maliborski, L. Menard.

VULLEYBALL

The girls' volleyball team placed second in a successful

Tournament held at Waterloo. Captain Flora Jane Hartford

and coach Sis Thompson are leading our girls' volleyball

team To an outstanding season.

Good Block, Dorothy.

Buck: J. Blackshaw, S. Thompson, 0. Teizczek, F. J. Hartford. Front: P. Barthwick,

L. Sanderson, P. Walton, A. Johnston, M. Prete, JT Clancey, K. Whetstone (Coach),

Sis Thompson.

Flora-Jane shows her skill as a volleyball player.

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The badminron Team had a successful year in infercollegiare

meets, and looks forward To even greater success next year.

Z. Zeps, M. Clark] M, Pakauskas, D. Lamarche.

“Birdie Birdie" 1'

TABLE IENNIS

Girls Take Time our from Their busy academic

schedule To enjoy a leisurely game of ping pong.

K. Walsh, C. Stocker, L. Brueggeman, EA Wiedemaion, C. Harrison.

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your Father puffed up like a peacock.

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TOWN or AMHERSTBURG °‘

E. T. LAFRAMBOISE, Mayor

O

Reeve Deputy Reeve

COUNCILLORSTO

Dr. E M WARREN H. M. SMITH

5' MCMANEMY J- W‘ W'GLE University of Windsor

A. DUFOUR R. H. LAVERS

Compliments

Ideal for Club Parties°l

NO COVER NO DOOR NO MINIMUM WINDSOR AUTOMOBILE

phone CL 4.3392 755 Ouellette ._ Windsor DEALERS ASSOCIATION

Free Parking

ENJOY

NANTAIS SPORT SHOP

LTD.

BASEBALL AND HOCKEY TEAM OUTFITTERS

AT CLUB RATES

Natural Gas Benefits

GOLF, TENNIS, BOWLING, BASKETBALL

EQUIPMENT

Trophies For EVerY SF’Orf Heating — Cooling ~— Automotic —— Cleon —— Safe

UNION GAS COMPANY

OF ONE MIIMENT PLEASE

2059 Wyondotte W. 252-5705

Argus Protection and Investigation The CKLW Stations

semi“; Ltd, take pleasure in saluting

JOHN K. FORREST LEN McGEOUGH YOU on OccaSion

PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENTe"HIM

BKLW-AM°CKLW-FM-CKI.W-TV

800 KILOCYCLES 93.9 MEGACYCLES CHANNEL 9

WILD STOOIOS

PHOTOGRAPHERS

985 Ottawa St. Phone Ol 6-4538

254.1322 254.2301

UPTOWN RADIO 8: TV LTD.

Specialized Service

Auto Radios — Television

Home Radios — Sound Equipment

755 Wyandotte St., East Windsor, Ont.I

Ii

* cusrom ORNAMENTAL

IRON & FENCE (0. no.

Custom Built Wrought Iron Porch Rails,

Columns, Furniture—Interior & Exterior

357 South 256-7041

“We. .4, i. .. "up..." . v'v’ .i_..__ _ A

NATIONAL PAINTING

& DECORATING LTD.

Brush & Industrial Spray

Painting Contractors

252-1144 — 253-1715

725 Wyandotte East

In any event "Say it with Flowers"

FISHER'S FLOWERS

I r 925 Wyandotte Street West 253-7476

E Compliments from

(TOOTS) MERESKY FURNITURE

971 Wyandotte St. E. CL 4-6269

An Old Alumnus of Assumption

SHUSTS'

POULTRY FARMS

Growers of that special meat type

Chicken and Turkey.

The Super-eating Chicken and Turkey of

all time.

Farm fresh 52 weeks of the year

CL 4-8497 Amherstburg, Ont.

BEARCAT HOME APPLIANCES

Television—Refrigerators—Washers—Ranges

Phone CL 3-6353 680 Wyandotte Street E.

PARE ELECTRIC COMPANY

Power and Light Installations

|ndustriaIflCommerciaI—Residential

REPAIRS — ALTERATIONS

Satisfaction Assured

Phone CL 6-3I47 912 Tecumseh Road East

Compliments of

Omega Book Binding Mfg. Company

969— I 995

Compliments of

THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT

University of Windsor

University Centre

MERCIMIITS PAPERCOMPANY (WINDSOR) LTD.

"THE FRIENDLY PAPER HOUSE”

PAPER PRODUCTS POLYETHYLENE

- WRAPPING PAPER o SHEETS

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- PAPER TOWELS - GUMMED TAPES

- DRINKING CUPS 0 CORRUGATED ROLLS

- PAPER NAPKINS 0 TWINES

- WAXED PAPER

MAINTENANCE & SANITATION PRODUCTS

915 CRAWFORDCL 3-6339

Compliments of

MOORE ELECTRIC LIMITED

Phone 254-7591

530 Walker Road Windsor

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IT IS WITH A GREAT DEAL OF SATISFACTION

THAT I WISH TO CONGRATULATE THE STUDENTS

OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR, FIRSTLY, FOR

THEIR EARLY PREPARATION FOR A UNIVERSITY;

SECONDLY FOR THEIR CHOICE OF SCHOOL-

’ ’ 2 5 4 - 5 4 4 4THIRDLY, FOR THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS THUS FAR.

MAY I WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS IN YOUR EU—

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TURE ENDEAVOURS AFTER GRADUATION. ¢ personal portraits

o child studies

¢ graduation portraits

A ocommercial-

¢ theatrical and

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JAMES H. SUTTON

FUNERAL HOME LTD.

MEYERS STUDIO

owned and

operated by:

, JOHNSCHIMMEL

.;_; Res. 969-3900

&

LESLIE SZABO

Res. 254-2143

I567 Ouellette Avenue

254-25 I 5

THE UNIVERSITY STORE

EXTENDS

.,_'.._.c.

«Liv“:

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS OF ’65

We sincerely hope

that you have shared our pleasure in the'3‘ f

expanded facilities of the University Centre

and we will look forward to your visits ‘ I

in the years ahead

Operated in conjunction with

UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR PRESS

Compliments of

m R RRR'S

BREAD lIMITED

BREAD—SWEET GOODS—CAKES

Jim Mitchell Vlnce Gagnier Lou Popovich

A Name for Fine Clothes

London — Amherstburg — ChothomWickhamls

of Windsor

ONTARIO 253-4422 286 Ouellette

Ballroom Dancing

FOXTROT, RUMBA, WALTZ, TANGO,

SWING, CHA-CHA

1 Confidence — tun — Accomplishments(0.

Our easy teaching method and a trial

will convince you.

INTRODUCTORY OFFER!Chair 8x Table Rental Service

3 Private Lessons for $5.00

GROUP INSTRUCTIONS

$1.00 per person per lessonFOldmg Chews

FOR lNFORMATlON CALL:Banquet & Bridge Tables

EMILE DANCE STUDIO

1645 Ottawa Street Windsor, Ontario2894 University W. 254-7300

Phone 252-4203

Craftsmanship Spec-(I Economy

ECGENERAL BUILDERS

v EASTERNCONSTRUCTION

The Eastern Concept

We recognize that owners, architects and engineers want early occupancy and quality construction at

lowest cost. For this reason we employ top-notch engineers, superintendents, and tradesmen . . . with

a long background of experience . . . and with the ability to measure quality and to expedite. We

operate a large fleet of equipment to cut costs and to ensure early delivery. It is this concept that

is responsible for our growing list of new and repeat clients. Before you build, be sure to investigate

our record. Write Eastern Construction Company Limited, Box 96, Walkerville, or Box 504, Station F,

Toronto 5, Ontario, Canada.

EASTER§MPCNQIEI§I§UCTION K

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The home of the Forward Look Serving Northwestern

Ontario — Continued Success Grads from . . .

B. & C. ENGRAVING COMPANY

Manufacturers of

Plastic Nameplates and Signs

i i i ,

\ll2 and 3 Dimensional Engraving

Steel Stamps and Dies

Limited Molds, Hops.

Imperial 0 Chrysler 0 Plymouth 0 Dodge .Valiant

Phone 969679l 1782 So. Camron

J. R. Comuui

the guaranteed length drapery

cleaning process.

Compliments of

LIVINGSTON woon blondle

MANUFACTURING “0. Cleaners

TlLLSONBURG, ONT.

Head Office Branch Plant DRY CLEANERS o SHIRT lAUNDERERS . COLD STORAGE

TILLSONBUR GRAVENHURST

G 909 RIVERSIDE DR. E at PARENT - PHONE 254-4364

“Ambassador Bridge"

HIGHWAY FURNITURE

Your Money Saving Buy-Way

on No. 3 Highway at Howard

Old Castle, Ont. JO 9-1640

FREE PARKING J. BERECZ IProp.)

WALTER KELLEY FUNERAL HOME

Wyandotte St. E.

WALKERVILLE PLUMBING CO.

LIMITED

801 Lincoln Road, at Cataroqui WALKERVILLE, ONT.

Phone CL 3-5216 After Hours CL 2-4-4156

Compliments

of

PHILLIP'S FLOWERS

2229 Wyanolotte St., West

Compliments of

CHICKEN COURT

CL 2-7226 531 Pelissier Street—Next to Y.M.C.A.

REYNOLD'S PICTURE FRAMINGS

AND ART GALLERY

Art Exhibits Monthly

Art Lessons, Art Supplies, Picture Framing

CL 4-4115 1532 Wyandotte St. East

ALSCO OF WINDSOR

RR. 1

4535 Huron Line

Good Luck Students

BONNIE'S GENERAL STORE

Paul Ewaschuk, Prop.

No. 18 Hwy. RR. No. 3 Amherstburg

TUCKER ELECTRIC LTD.

2130 Wyanolotte St. West

1519 Wyandotte St. E. Phone CL 2832‘?

MONARCH MATTRESS

MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Spring-Filled Mattresses, Box Springs

Hollywood Beds

FINE CUSTOM TAILORING

256 PELISSIER STREET

CL 3-0800WINDSOR. ONTARIO

Compliments of

SANITARY MAINTENANCE CO.

CL 3-6321288 Pitt St. E.

McINTYRE UPHOLSTERING

298 University, East.

MARK CONSTRUCTION LIMITED

The “Mark of Distinction"

General Contractors Specializing In:

0 CHURCHES O FACTORIES

O MOTELS O APARTMENTS

Formerly Atlas Construction Co.

YO 9-2190 3615 Walker Rd.

Compliments

of

ALLEN'S MEAT MARKET

CL 4-4331 1477 Wyandotte St. E.

CLARKE TRAVEL SERVICE

CL 4-4347 76 University Ave. W.

WINDSOR BODY & FENDER LTD.

I850 UniversiTy Ave. W. Office 256—4953

M. F. Bernachi —— Harold Bernachi

COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE

Custom Painting & Body Work

fineSzaho

apparel

Custom

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sophislic-aled fashions

‘ for. men of good ,v 1' ’

'laslef‘flhoosr. from -

a complete Miler-lion» h > ,

»' of rn'en‘s Nothing 8 .

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sth and quaIIly, I . ‘ 1235 one“ “25120871

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GREENE'S IDEAL DRUG STORE LTD.

WyandoTTe W. of Campbell

"Serving You Since 1922"

Prescripfions

SHANEIELDS-MEYERS

JEWELLERY 8: CHINA SHOP

Diamonds, Watches, China, Silverware, Gifts

Canada's Largest Selection of

English Bone China

Phone 254-9259 Called For Cut CrysTal, Stemware and Rosem‘hal China

For FREE Delivery and Delivered l88 OUELLETTE AVENUE

l

Congratulations . , ,

L. M. ROSEN BRAVO CEMENT CONTRACTING

GENERAL INSURANCE —— REAL ESTATE FLOORING

Melallic Mastic and Coloured

CL 2-7279 MORRIS BLVD. CL 4-0811 2202 Woodlawn

new

mu 8. soNs nous: MOVERGENERAL CONTRACTOR we Move, Buy & Se”

0 FASTFrom Anywhere — to Anywhere

ALL SIZE HOUSES

. ECONOMICALFoundations and All Kinds of Repairs

i

' SAFE253—5530

A l

Res. Raymond Renaud 547 Oak 253—5530I

Res. Gordon Renaud . . . . . . . 969-7865

547 OAK

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CANADIAN

BRIDGE WORKS

WALKERVILLE, ONTARIO

Over <50 Years of Service to Canada

COLAUTTI BROTHERS LIMITED

CONTRACTORS

TILE — TERRAZZO — MARBLE

WINDSOR

2490 McDougaII

Ph. 253-6333

CHATHA/VI, ONT.

325 Merritt Ave.

Ph. ELgin 4~Oé70

SARNIA, ONT.

280 Tecumseh St.

Ph. EDgewater 6—9232

2582I Van Born

BRANCHEAU HARDWARE

+

DETROIT, MICH.

RYAN

BUILDERS SUPPLIES, LTD.

2T0 Detroit Street WINDSOR, ONTARIO

Congratulations to the

Grads of I963

from

WINDSOR HOTELMEN ASSOCIATION

Prince Edward Hotel

Norton Palmer Hotel

BERNHARDT'S FURNITURE LTD.

DISTINGUISHED INTERIORS

FOR HOME & OFFICE

Complete Planning Service

1645 Wyandotte E. 254-7568

things go

better

Wlth

CakeTRADE MARK REG.

Both Coca-CoIa and Coke are registered trade marks

which identin only the product of Coca-Cola Ltd.

Fredericlon Gleaner,N.B. July 13, 1964 idimmwdenets °fivéfie Aperfornlr Lays, des de 599’ Point-£33.,L2323nne

Ford Canada. mg arts who received awaif S}. Joseph (Beauce) Lo Va/iée de la Chaudjére/ Qué.JU/y 3], 795

‘ tailing $0,000 The grams I I I I I

. . . . ‘ ‘° , “M la pianisle lise Pelil se mérileVICTORIA DAILY TIMES,

ASpll‘lng Musmans, me home Ford

Aha given am;_i "am-A

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From New Brunswick ‘ ,n'aflcéeaaoshare . .a 1;:A I . , tue‘ Quebec

Get Scholarships ii:qu SCholarshipl 4 - . ,, :32:ibune, Man.

anet Student 7 7» tati'

Winnipeg Tr mlw' ‘ H ,aid,Aiia. > (W. C- .

My H, 1964 I‘ “'1” 3" iLeihbndge ‘9m;

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Ford. Scholarshlps , July 11, 196 ,7 r I d“ '__

Two given Girls Win , Ford

Ford grants m W ‘W,Wag , a

Grant. ,,

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Del” City. is the win8rd in the cat.

‘1 0.‘ Canada's

Tship program

W111 use the

,ler Stllrlinc- u, . “.‘Mpr'

Winnipeg are am?

,in the performn.A

have won aIi wards

x

now under Ford 9f ' e

ls nadia Centennial t Onl.

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Trois bourses Ford , For Guelph Mu .

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Trois jeunes artistes de Mata- Mlle Marie—«Andree 'Léves

2 sont au nomibre des 64 em- ,17 ans, 21 rue Soucy. donl

Onl. Since the m-M)hli. -

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' " ’ ' i ' i OAKVILi v i ens en arts dmj talents dans le domame de, LE Om. _ I -

:Ertsétzfgggdaui se som mérite vocail lui om valu une soiuou23,13‘o!'w’__. ’nr

*5 boutses d’une va’leur glo- sembiaibie,9' Hamilton spedao I

—' de 10,000 en vertu du pro-

,1964

ignmjde Bourses Ford-iC‘ana—1

July “I

a du centenaire de la Confe-

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ération.

ll s’agit del: I

Jocelyn Beruibe, 1'7 ans, 12,

ie Si-Joseph1 qui remporte une

)uIse de $100 dans la categorie

.1 theatre ;

‘ - 18 .

LlLlAN sum it a! 3250 "

ROBERT MORROW323, ‘°’ “10 Ire

f, Sue; M1110”;

. q City Singers 9 . We 17,‘ ‘ / ards deafjwmeifwamgtrd" . W . 0 _a1 0 r.

Marie-Anna “on? TVfilm a Conlane Sategf, t rh :,. I fly, - Milo” 5‘ Um- ud '

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{AMILY or

“\5 PRODUL‘Q

For details of Ford of Canada's continuing performing arts scholarship program to mark Canada's

centennial, write to:

3» Office of Public Relations, The Canadian Road, Oakville, Ontario.

DOUG MACKIE 7 Public Relations, Western Region, 8363 Lougheed Highway, Burnaby, B.C.

FERN LABROSSE w Public Relations, Eastern Region, 8600 Decarie Boulevard, Montreal, P.Q.

Ford of Canada cares about Total Performance

189

BAUM & BRODY LIMITED

FURNITURE—RUGS—LINOLEUMS

WINDSOR PACKER'S COMPANY LTD.

REGAL BRAND

Electrical AppliancesTI

CL 23-3547 156 Chathom St. W. Phone CL 4-7581 Windsor, Ont.

Buy With Confidence on Easy Terms Tecumseh Road at Wellington Street

VERN P‘LLSWORTH'S ADRIENS COFFEE SHOP

SPORTLAND

.

SKI SHOPThe Home of Good Foods

"Inquire About Our Ski BUS Trips" I98 Pitt Street West Phone CL 4-6617

7O CHATHAM ST. Windsor, Ont.

Phone 253-9092

I

Compliments

“For A Brighter Outlook" I

ofI

WINDOW A-I CLEANERS I

J' & INDUSTRIAL—COMMERCIAL —— RESIDENTIAL 1

I 10 Hill streei CL 4-5188 Phone CL 6-1737 504 Victoria Avenue

FOR BETTER LIVINGComplimems of

BUY Your Furniture 01’

TEPPERMAN'SWINDSOR, ONTARIO

1623 Wyandot’re St. E. Phone CL 3-8500

1214 Ottawa St. WINDSOR, ONT.

Compliments and Best Wishes

L I M I T E D

. . G. A. INGRAM C0. (Canada) LTD.

0 Telephone AnswerIng SerVIce,

0 Direct Mail AdvertisingHOSPITAL PHYSICIANS AND

0 Secretarial ServicesLABORATORY SUPPLIES

Phone CL 3—6341 Phone CL 4-6484 1101 Ouellette Ave.

504 Victoria Ave. Windsor, Ont. WINDSOR, ONT. Phon

Compliments REGAL PAINT 8: WALLPAPER CO.

CTDistributors of

TE’ ADIATOR SERVICE VALSPAR F'N'SHESPE 5 R

Super VALSPAR Varnishes 8. Enamels

CL 2-1177 684 Dutierin Place CL 6-3145 1304 Wyandotte East (Cor. Hall)

Compliments of

W. J. BONDY & SONS

SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

126 OueIIette CL 4-3391

THE NEW SHOE BAR

Corner Randolph and Wyandotte West

Phone 252-4744

Shoes For Campus and Dress Wear

BEST WISHES

DR. & MRS. M. BURNSTEIN Best Wishes from:

SIR HARRY & MRS. GIGNAC

..

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FORMAL RENTALS

FOR ALL OCCASIONS

ESOUIRE MEN'S SHOPPE

359 OueIleTTe Ave. 253—7000

HAROLD'S HEATING Co. Ltd.

. ,. -......—..-.. ,. ,. . ,.

WAFFLE'S ELECTRIC LIMITED

Repairs To All Makes

Over 30 Years

EST. 1930

Regis’rered Professional Engineer

PHONE 254-2595

400 ERIE E. (AT MERCER)

NATIONAL

FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. LTD.

FIRE HOSE CABINETS

FIRE HOSE, REELS, NOZZLES,

BRASS GOODS

Free Surveys & Recommendations

PHONE 256-9262

I825 Wyando’r’re E.

DOMINION FURNITURE

HIGHEST QUALITY &

LOWEST PRICES

Phone 253-1388

533 Wyondoffe E (Near Glengarry)

LIKE A SHOPPING VISIT TO EUROPE

LETTNER'S

345 Ouelletfe

Phone 253-8465

0

ANTIQUE OR MODERN JEWELLERY

SILVERWARE AND DIAMONDS

Windsor

M A I O RLOARING

CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD. REALTY OF WINDSOR

Indus’rrial —— Commercialf— ResidenTial

BUTLER BUILDINGS DIVISION PHONE 252-5727

CusTom Designed

PHONE 2528371 If Busy — Call 252-5787

2l30 South Pacific 302 OUELLETTE

FRED FITCH 8: CO. LTD.

ELITE FURNITURE 8x APPLIANCES

MEMBER WBCE

GENERAL CONTRACTORS éS/Q’ITTLETEULAEIEHE:

O INDUSTRIAL

0 RESIDENTIAL 4897 Tecumseh E. 945-5841

REPAIRS — ALTERATIONS — IF LINE BUSY — CALL 945-9504

Phone 254-92I9 ADDITIONS 2578 Dougall

,_

T. EARL TAYLOR

I N S U R A N C E

AUTO—CASUALTY—FIRE

Phone 254-1139

CANADA TRUST BLDG.

(University & Victoria)

JIMMIE'S FLOWERS

Flowers For Every Occasion

PoHed Plants — FIOWers by Wire

Jimmie & Evelyn Pouge’r

BART EVON FURNITURE

We Have The KROEHLER Line

“Add New Life to Your Home Life"

Headquarters for Newlyweds & TO-Be-Weds

RE 4-785I NO. I8 Highway, LOSaIle

gland: ééivabiian.

(Props)

AMHERSTBURG

Phone 736-2168 109 Sandwich N. CL 3-6337 766 OUELLETTE

c. 3. coc1< BROTHERS EST. 1891

POWER EQUIPMENT DIVISION

LAWN MOWER

SALES & SERVICE

Warranty On All Engines & Makes

PHONE 253-4611

340 PITT E. BEST WISHES

MR. & MRS. C. H. MONTROSE

l

.LEAD4M4A

POUPARD'S ESSO SERVICE

TWO LOCATIONS

Wyandotte & Patricia Phone 256-5036

University 8. Crawford Phone 256-5200

Compliments of

Marentette's Book Store

Compliments

of

MR. & MRS. PASIKOV

Gordner & Pasikov

i525 Ottawa St.

Large Selection of Juvenile Furniture

O Chesterfield Suites 0 Bedroom Suites

0 Chrome Sets & Dining Suites

Carpeting O Admiral Television & Appliances

-. 5,, I EASY TERMS

253-1388

533 Wyondotte E. (Near Glengarry)

Newspaper Books

Catalogues Brochures

Job Printing

Commercial Photography

Cold Type Negatives & Plates

iOii HOWARD 252-5738

Windsor, Ontario Phone CL 38992 WINDSOR 129 Ouellette,

—

Compliments of

MARJORIE BAKERSPORTLAND ‘

COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES

Vern H. Pillsworth Ltd.

Room 210 182 Pitt St. W. Windsor, Ont.

Office CL 4-690970 Chothom W- 253-9092 1

PARAMOUNT FRUIT MARKET

’Send a Fancy

TENO s TOGGERY GIFT BASKET

Locally or By Wire

LEO. TENOImported 8. Domestic Delicacies,

Fancy Groceries,

Premium Quality Meats & Selected Cheeses

W'NDSOR ONTAR‘O 328 OUELLETTE 253-3300

—

i

JAMES RICHARDSON 8x SON phone 2524584 I

S'ocks_Bonds_Muwal FundsFor Women Who Like the Very Best

C°mm°dmesAUDREY FASHIONS LTD.

254614] 656 Ouellefie Ave. 492 Pelissier Street (At Maiden Lane) . Je

TYPING SERVICE

25c PER PAGE

The T. EATON Co. LimitedMRS. STEVE BACA. .IR.

876 PlLLETTE948-2655

WINDSOR BRANCH-—-660 Ouellette StreetMornings & Evenings l

R. A. HOWARD, C.L.U.

BM Manager SUN PARLOR ADVERTISINGTHE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

660 Ouellette Avenue Windsor, Ontario

Phone—Res. YO 9—5393—Bus. CL 36247I

Publishers 8. Printing a

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F" L 3A,...

Plywood Panels and Veneers

Cabinet Hardware and Lumber - Miller's Falls High Quality Tools

Pittsburgh Paints and Varathane Finishes - Ceiling Tile

Peg Board and Hooks - Fibre Glass and P.V.C. Panels - Arborite

363 Eugenie St.

1 254-5505

Open All Day Saturdays to 5 P.M.

KELLINGTON'S

CURTIS COMPANY, LIMITED

DISTINCTIVE ’

P R I NT I NG

AN D OFFSET

LITHOGRAPHY

P.O. BOX 486

WINDSOR. ONTARIO

C. D. BRUNER REAL ESTATE

3 Offices to Better Service You Throughout the County

Residential - Resorts - Farms

Appraisals of all Types - Properties - Estate Reports

1451 Ouellette

Branch 79 Talbot W. Leamington - FA 6-5971

Branch 123 Talbot W. Essex - PR 6-7057

JEAN LORENSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

1 “Multiple Listing Service"

I RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

8. INSURANCE

252-7716

I AFTER HOURS CALL

MATTHEWS LUMBER CO. LTD.

ESSEX COUNTY’S

PLYWOOD

SUPERMARKET

Canada’s Largest Selection of Prefinished Plywoods

254-1143

NEW LOCATION 700 Tecumseh W. (Just West of Janette)

SOLD BY

JACK DUCK REALTOR

Appraisals—Mortgages

CALL

252-1191

531 University W.

Res. Jack M. Duck 12 Foirview Rvsd. 945-8511

WINDSOR

MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS LIMITED

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

256-5401

705 GLENGARRY

NATIONAL LINEN SUPPLY SERVICE

Complete Rental Supply of

Linens 8. Wearing Apparel for Stores,

Restaurants, Industrial Plants, Offices and Motels

“For Information Call”

“Lu

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J L ,Ki 'll - 733-2524 M .E I Ii Ch b -253-9957 . . .

eon 0”:an Lo::::IEne- 252-9608 E. P:;uea- 20513732 5""5h'"e un'f°"“ SUPPIY Se'V'ces

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STUDENT INDEX

Abbey, M. A. ........................70,137

Acanne, T. M. ................ 69,113,139

Ackermann, M. ......................44, 123

Ackert, G. F. ...69,113

Ackert, R. J. .................................. 7O

Akintola, J. O. .............................. 60

Allard, R. P. .61, 128, 146,151

Allen, J. C. ..................................70

Allen, J. M. .................................. 68

Allen, J. W. ..70,105,138,139,159

Allen, L. C. ................................ 113

Allison, M. J. ..............................50

Aman, M. G.

Amyot, J. C. ..........48,112,139,150

Andersen, Rainer ................... 0....122

Anderson,

Anderson,

Anderson,

Anderson, . .

Andzans, M. B. .................... 26,144

Angelini, F. ............................ 26,117

Angus, Karen ..

Appel, M. G. ................70,122,131

Arbour, M. C.

Archibald, G. R. .

Arengi, C. M.

Armour, J. M. .............................. 26

Armstrong,

Armstrong, . .

Armstrong, V. J. .......................... 68

Arnold, P. A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

Arnold, W. Br. V. .................. 73, 124

Artingstall, E. A. ..................60,115

Artingstall, K. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Asher, J. L. ......

Assang, T. E. ..

Astrella, R. L. ..

Atkinson, J. C

Atkinson, L. C.

Atkinson, R. D. ..

Atkinson, R. A. . ...60

Austin, R. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68

Aylett, A. A. ........... .44,114

Babuin, E. L. .. ..60 117

Bachand, B. W. .......... ...68

Badder, K. W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

Badregon, D. A. . ..60, 122

Baillargeon, M. ......................71,131

Baker, M. J. .................................. 26

Baker, M. L. ..

Baker, W. M. ................................71

Balaishis, D. A. ....................44,143

Baldwin, N. K. . ......... 60

Balint, J. M. ........................ 60,139

Ball, L. S. ..............................69,143

Ballard, P. J. ..

Bardswich, L. J. .......................... 152

Barlow, J. F. ........................ 60,146

Barnett, J. M. .60

Baron, R. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Barre, W. R. .. .................. 75

Barron, E. A. .. .60,116

Barry, J. H. ._ ............69

Barry, J. R. .. ............69

Barry, M. P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26,139

Barsanti, H. J. ......26, 135, 136,137,

148, 149

Barsanti, N. A. ........60, 89,104,105

120

Bash, J. M. ............................ ...71

Bates, J. P. G. ............. ...6O

Battaglia, Br. A. ...73

Bauman, R. J. .............................. 26

Bauman, H. G.

Baxter, P. J. .....

Beaudette, J. S. ............................ 71

Beaudoin, J. J. ............................ 54

Beaudoin, L. A. ..

Beaudry, B. F. ......................60,122

Beaulne, J. J. ......27,104,120,121

Beck, L. A. .....

Becker, N. K. .

Beckta, J. V. .

Bedford, G. A.

Beland, R. J.

Belanger, Leo R.

Belanger, Linda L.

Belisle, M. ........

Bell, G. V. ............................ 60,161

Bell, M. D. ........................ 121,106

Bellaire, B. H. ......................44,138

Bodnar, A. M. ..............................60

Bogaert, D. E. . .60

Boisvert, M. C. .............................. 60

Bond, P. M. ................................ 138

Bondy, J. M.

Bondy, R A ..........................60

Bonner, M ....................................27

Bonsignore, A. T. ..

8001, J. G. ................................ 118

Borowicz, W. R. ............ 27, 117, 120

Borthwick, P. J. .. ..................6O

Borschke, B. G. .. 69,113,145

Boschetto, A. P. .. .......... 60, 117

Bosen, H. L. . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 27

Botsford, A. W. ..

Boudreau, P. J. .

Bowman, M. J. ...54

Boychuk, K. S. . .......... 142

Boyko, J. A. ........ 150

Boylan, E. K. ............ 60

Boyle, C. J. .. ...54

Boyle, L. D. ................. ...71

Boyle, W. J. ................. ...6O

Braithwaite, S. E. .........60

Brand, 1. H. ..........................60,161

Brand, J. M. ........................60,161

Branigan, C. E. ..60,108,109, 116

Breault, D. E. ................................ 68

Breaton, J. R. ................................ 68

Breen, B. L.

Breen, L. J. .................................. 60

Brennan, A. .......................... 51,115

Brien, J. F. . . . . . . . . , _ . 71

Brightmore, L. J. .................... 28

Brightmore, N. ............................ 28

Brigidear, Bro. C. ...73

Brock, J. A. ...... ...28

Brock, J. H. ...6O

Brocklebank, Bro. . ...73

Brode, M. J. _______ 28,144

Brodsky, M. H. ......................44,121

Broeders, A. C. ..............................28

Brooks, G.

Brophey, F. M. ________________________ 60,80

Brown, B. R. .................................60

Brown, ..

Brown, .

Brown, Mariorie .................... 60, 104

Brown, R. C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . 45

Brueggeman, L. J. ........ 60,109, 163

Brunet, G. N. ................ 60, 122,149

Burford, P. J. 68,120,122

Burgener, P. E. ________ 74,131

Burgos, C. E. . ___________ 28

Burkart, R. W. 28 102

Burkart, Rosellen .

Burkart, W. L. .. ...151

Burns, M. S.

Busse, M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Butcher, P. J. ........60,118,129,136

Butler, E. ...................................... 60

Butler, P. E. ........................ 120, 124

Cadotte, W. R. ............................60

Cain, E. M. ....... ....51

Caldwell, W. G. .......................... 71

Callahan, J. W. .............

Bellaire, R. J. ________________44,137,138 CUP/C". Y- L-

Benedm, B. E. _____________________________ 60 Calvert, W. G. ..............................60

Behemou, G. ” Cameron, L. W. ....................28, 139

Benemou’ R, L. ____________________________ 48 Cameron, R. J. ....68

Bennett, P. A, ______________________________ 27 Campbell. R. M. ............................ 71

Bennesch, H. H, F, 124 CGmPeOU: K L- ---------------------- 60,128

Benningl Candido, D. ..

Berks, T. Carioni, A. L. .......................

Berry, p. M_ _______ Carli L. ..................................48,112

Bertoldi, E. F., (15,3. ____________________74 Carlene. V. D. -

Bevacqua, J. _ ________________ 138 C0": -

Bevan, D_ L 60,122 Carr, L. A. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60,116

Bezaire, B. J. ........71,122 Carri

Bhumgara, N. _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ 1 , , . _ _ _ _ , V _ 1 , 54 canon

Biddle, 1:_ G_ H4 Carson, P. S. .................................. 71

Biddle, M_ A. __ _____________60 Carter, D. T. .. ..48,112, 139,150

Billand, R. L. ., 152 Carter. P. W. ................................ 60

Binder, K_ _______ 60 Carter, R. K. .......................... 28, 85

Birch, s. R_ _ ______48 Cascadden, D. R. ......... 71

Bishop] R, E. D _____ “2 Case, S. D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28,122

Biorgon, D. NL ""60 Cosselton, T. J., C.S.B. .................. 29

Block, J. A. R. ____________60 Caverzan, R. C. ....29, 135, 148, 149

Blackshaw, J. E. .........27,160,162 Cam“: A~ -------

Blackshaw, s. A. R. . ....44,138 Chcbmr M- J- - 1121Emir, 5. E. _______ Chalin, C. G. . .........7O

Chalin, M. C. 130

Chambers, J. E. ..

Chapman, S. J. .. ......61

Chauvin, S. M. 29,105

Chelap, M. . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Cheslea, T. J. ......... 68,120

Chick, T. G. .48,110,112

Chittick, B. A. ..............................45

Chiu, M. ...................... 54,113,130

Choptiany, S. G. . ......... 61,159

Christopher, G. K. .......................... 61

Chui, G. C. .................................. 29

Ciceri, P. B.

Ciebien, P. C. ...................... 61,128

Ciganovic, R. ........................61, 116

Cillis, M. D.

Clzek, J. J. ............................ 61,159

Clancy, J. E ........................ 61,162

. 149

Cmar, J. E. .................................. 69

Cochran, J. A. ...................... 61,120

Cohoon, J. H. ............................ 113

Colautti, A. A.

Cole, C. D. ..................................29

Cole, D. R. ............ 68, 113, 145, 150

Collis, R. G .. ................. 68,150

Colussi, D. L. . ........ 61

Comartin, K. L. 116

Comuzzi, C. M. ...... 106

Connelly, M. T. 61,107

Connolly, D. 69 113

Cook, J. M. ...... .113

Cooke, Bro. Giles . ..73

Cooper,

Cooper, G. C.

Copeland, S. L. .

Costigan, C. M. ....................61,104

Costigan, D. J. ............................68

Costigan, P. C. ......71, 135,137,138

148, 151

Cotnam, W. J. ...................... 68,112

Cotter, L. J. ....... ..

Coughlin, K. W.

Coutts, S. D. ................................61

Coyle, C. F. .61

Coyne, L. J. 69

Cozens, J. M. ............................61

Craig, W. B. ..... ..29, 146

Cranstone, J. M. .................. 54,113

Crawford, G. W. ....68,102,103,109

120, 130

Creegan, S. M. .................... 50,115

Crummer, R. W. . ..... 136

Culhane, P. S. ..... 137,150

Cumming, J. E.

Cunningham, B. M. .

Cunningham, R. J.

Curtin, W. G.

Cuthbert, 8. C. .

Czachor, J. E.

Dale, W. H. .....

Dalqleish, J. F. ............................54

Ballard, J. .................................. 71

Damm, C. L. .............................. 61

Damore, F. W. .............................. 61

D'Andrea, E. L. ..............71,137,151

Dantzer, V. H. ...................... 69,128

Darovny, W. S. ....113

Da Silva, L. ..................................45

David, C. E. .......................... 48,112

Davidson, A. S. .. 68,112

Davidson, K. J. ....................61,109

Dawson, J. L., Jr. ........................45

Dean, D. F. ......... 30,137,149

Debloeme, B. G. .................. 122

Deckert, H. B. ............45,130

Decourcy, A. J. .. ........ 71

Degregorio, B. 54,139

Delaney, A. M. .. 30,159

Del Col, R. A. 61,122

De Leon, E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

Delorenzi, R. J. L. .. 61,117

Delvecchio, G. A. ........... 69

Dempsey, J. J. ..... 121

Deneau, M. J. .. ..... 30

Deneau, S. ........ ..128

De Pauli, F. J. .. ..... 71

Deschenes, C. J. . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Desmarais, J. N. 9,113

Devereux, M. J. ........ 61

Devlin, J. T. ........................ 104,121

Devriese, D. R. ......61,120,148,149

Dewhirst, K. S.

Deziel,

Diederich, P. .................................. 39

Diem, J. L. ....68,112,128,135,136

Diet, A. R. ....................................71

Disher, R. M. .............................. 125

Doepner, T. R. .71,128,143,130

Doman, G. L. ........... . ....................30

Donlon, C. L.

Donohue, C. L.

Donoghue, J. A. .

Donohue, J. M. .

Doran, K. R., C.S.B.

D'Orazio, G. A. . .30

Doucet, J. D. .....

Dove, J. R. ...... ,102,103,105

Doyle, C. E. . ........... 61,119

Doyle, R. E. ................................ 61

Drake, B W ................

Drake, P. S.

Driedger, P. R. ............

Driedger, R. J. ............................ 61

Drobitch, A. J. ....... ..

Drouillard, D. H., C.S.B. ................74

Drouillard, G. R. ..........................45

Drouillard, M. J. .. .30, 131

Drummond, J. ......................54,135

Ducharme, E. W. .......................... 61

..61, 137, 138

..48, 112,139

Dudley, D. R.

Duguid, L. A.

Duke, J. A. ........

Dumoulin, L. M.

Dumsho, F. J.

Dunlap, A. N.

Dunlop, R. J.

Dunn, R. C. .....

Dunne, R. J. .........

Dunne, T. J. ..............

Dunwoody, M. J.

Dupuis, M. R. ....................61,125

Durocher, M. L. ..................61,107

Dwelska, M. L.

Dydyk, B. J. ........................61,117

Eady, R. J. ................................ 107

Eby, P. A. .. ...30

Egan, W. J. ............................. 113

Egbuniwe, A. A. ........................54

Elias, P. E. 69,113

Elliott, J. T. .......................... 143

Elliott, T. A. ...................... 140,159

Ellis, J. H. ..

Ellis, R. D. ..

Ellis, R. P. .....

Emerson, J. A.

Emmons, J. T. .. .....68

England, D. W. .....61

England, J. H. .. 61,149

Epp, E. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Erlandson, R. J. .. 110

Evans, G. T. ......

Evanshen, J. N.

Ewaschuk, E. J. ....45, 108, 111, 114,

117

Fabbro, N. J. ................................ 61

Fabok, M. S. .................................. 61

Fahlenbock, T. D.

Fallon, J. M.

Farkas, A.

Farrell,

Faucher,

Fought,

Foul, J.

Faulkner,

Featherstone, C. A. ........................ 51

Fell, J. N. ............68,102,103,112

Fenton, D. M. 117, 107

Ferguson, E. C. ..

Ferron, N. T.

Field, T. E.

Fields, M. F.

Fields, P. J.

Finn,

Finn, .

Finney, N. M. ..

Fisher, D. G. ______

Fisher, J. E. ............

Fisher, J. R. ............

Fishman, R. J.

Fitch, L. A. .................... 69,113,150

Fitzsimmons, D. M. ........................ 71

Flanagan, J. P. ..... .143,150

Fleming, 5. G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Flewelling, R. W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122

Flindall, Wayne H. ........62,105,115

142

Fluelling |. L. ................................31

Foley, K. L. .............. 62,137

Fortier, R. . . . . . _ . . . . 116

Fortin, R. M. ...143

Fotheringham, N. K. .................... 62

Foucault, L. W. ...................... 62,159

Fox, L. J. .62, 109, 124

Frank, J. A.

.................... 51

Frasca, P. R. .. .................... 31

Fraser, F. A. _____ .62, 109, 115

Frattolin, J. P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62, 117

Freeman, C. J. ..............................68

Friedrich, B. J. .............................. 62

Friesmuth, B. F. .. .137,152

Frisone, B. L. ........................ 62,131

Froese, H. M. ........62,103,110,111

Froese, S. M. ........................62, 115

Fronczak, S. R. .

Fuerth, J. T. .................................. 69

Fysh, A. H. .................................. 62

Gaan, M. R.

Gacesa, M. .....

Gaffney, T. C. ................

Gagnon, N. V. ................

Gagnier, N. A. ..

Golan, S. E. ........

Gall, R. P.

Gallop, J. P.

Garbach, M. R. . ....................... 62

Garry, S. E. ............62, 80,116,125

Gatfield, J. E. .............................. 62

Gaughan, G. A. .........

Gauthier, Bro. Barry

Gauthier, R. A. ............69,114,143

Gauvreau, G. J. ........... 62

Gearen, M. T. 62,105

Gebal, J. F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Gerace, M. C. 31,106

Gerolami, D. J. .. 31,116

Gervais, E. A. .........71

Gervais, J. G. ........................ 71,131

Giannandrea, P. L. ........................ 62

Giblin, F. J. ........ 55,137

Gibson, J. W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Gibson, W. J. E.

Gil, W. .............

Gilbert, R T. .. 62

Gilbride, Bro. ................................ 73

Gillis, E. A. .................................. 31

Gindl, M. L. .. .69,113

Girard, C. A. ............62

Girard, W. E. ........................ 69,113

Girash, M. J., C.S.B. ..............45,74

Girardin, J. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Giroux, F. A. .. .70 115

Glibota, D. A. ...51

Gloster, M. J. ............ 32

Godin, A. L. ..137, 150

Gold, A. J. .......................... 119,131

Golden, J. A. ........................ 62,120

Goletski, R J .. 32,135

Gombai, S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Gonsalves, D. N. ...55

Goodbrand, D. B. ....71

Goodmurphy, D. M. ......................75

Goodwin, G. J. .................... 69,113

Goodwin, W. G. . .......... 62

Goodyer, R. B. ........................ 71

Gordon, D. J. 131

Gorek, A. M. .

Gornouvel, G. 62

Gosselin, J. A. .............. . ...............62

Gosselin, J. M. ....62, 104, 125, 144

145

Gougeon, P. H. ....................71,141

Goulin, D. R. ................................32

Goyeau, J. A. ......62, 109, 115, 130

Grabowiecki, F. J. ................ 62,122

Grant, J. S. .......................... 62,138

Grant, M. M. ........................ 51,115

Grant, M. L. ......

Graveline, R. E.

Graveson, M. L. ............ 62,116, 118

Gray, E. J. ............................... 138

Gray, N. A. ...... ..62,111

Grayson, G. G. ............................ 62

Greaves, M. C. .............................. 68

Green, J. T. ...... ..46, 153

Greene, P. W. ..... ...62, 128

Greenhow, S. R. ................................

Greenway, W. F. .......................... 62

Greenwood, C. A. .

Greenwood, T. D.

Griffin, R. A. .......

Griffiths, B. H.

Griffore, D. T.

Grossutti, J. A. ............................32

Groundwater, E. M. ...................... 62

Gruenwald, D. J., C.S.B.

Grujicich, M. M. ............................

Gualtieri, A. G. ..

Guerrasio, F. G.

Guertin, J. J.

Haberer, T. P. ............................ :32

Hageniers, O. L. .................... 69, 113

Hague, J. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Halasz, S. A.

Hales, S. D. .....

Halford, P. W. .

Halford, T. R. .....62

Hall, W. G. ....................................71

Halliwill, B. R. .............................. 62

Halpin, F. M. ...131

Halpin, J. K. ..... 139

Hamber, D. E. 139

Hamelin, D. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Hamilton, M. G. 62,116

Hamilton, M. G. ............................62

Hancox, C. L. ................................ 33

Hancox, G. M. . ...62

Hands, H. P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136

Haney, M. M. .............. 51,115,128

Hansen, P. E., C.S.S.R. ..................75

Haran, B. A. ......... ...62

Harris, G. C. ..... ...62

Harris, K. ...... ...68

Harris, L D. . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Harrison, C. A. 163

Harrison, J E .............................. 68

Harrison, R. J .............................. 68

Hartford, F. J.

Hartford, F. K.

Hasnain, S. F.

Hassett, W. J.

Hastings, M. E

Hastings, R J. .............................. 62

Hatch, C. L. .................................. 62

Hedgewick, C. A.

Helget, R. F. .....

Henderson, E. J. 130

Henderson, R. J. .. 68,112

Henry, J. J. .................................. 62

Herage, J. E. ................................71

Herbst, R. G. ...71

Herniman, K. C. .........68

Herring, H. K. ......................62,128

Hewitt, R. P. ................................62

Hexel, l. ....... ..133, 144

Heyn, H. A. .......... .121

Heynsbroek, P. A. ..................

Hickling, H. D. ..............................62

Hicks, A. W., C.S.S.R. .33,75

Hiebert, M. B., C.S.B. ............46,74

Higgins, J. A. ...... 62,125

Hildebrand, H. L. .62,125

Hill, M. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33,119

Hindmorsh, M. . ........................ 62

Hirsch, N. ....33,104,125,129,131

Hladzuk, V. V. ...................... 33,117

Hobbs, B. R. .................................. 68

Hodges, B. A. ...........

Hodgkinson, E. A., Jr. ..

Hofford, D. W. ............................ 69

Hoffman, R. J. .............................. 52

Hogan, J. T. ..

Hogan, S. A. ........................ 62,125

Hogg, Dennis R. A. ......69,113,143

Holl, R. F. ................................ 62

Holland, N. E. .. 62

Holmes, R. D. ................................63

Holmes, W. H. ..............................71

Holton, H. H. ..71

Homer, G. J. ............ ..63

Honchar, S. 63

Horneck, H. S. ...... 69, 113,140,143

Horacek, R. K. .............................. 63

Homer, G. C. ......................140,153

Hornick, B. E. ........................ 63,120

Horsley, T. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34,136

Horvath, R. G. ..

Horvath, R. H. ._

Hotchkiss, D. W.

Houlahan, R. J.

.55,135,137,152

Howell, M. J. ................................ 63

Hrachovi, A. A. ....63,108,109,116

Shrivnak, Paul .............................. 55

Huber, R. R., C.S.S.R

Hundey, l. M.

Hunt, T. S. .................................... 63

Hunter, George

Hunter, S. F. ................................71

Hunyady, J. H. ...................... 63,123

Hurdle, Bro. Brendan

Hussain, R. W. ...........

Hutchins, D. J. .............................. 55

Hutchinson, R. T. ..................55,113

Hutton, A. G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Huxter, A. L. M. 34,128,129

Huxter, M. T. ...... 63 89,105

Hyatt, R. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

ladipaolo, M. 0. 63,117

Irwin, E. N. ..........................63,143

Isaac, W. M ..................................46

lstephan, M. A. .. ..50

Ivanoff, P. V. ...... ...34

Iversen, Jorn . . . . . . . . . . . 63

lvey, C. M. ........ ..146

Ivosevich, R. J. .. ...63

Jablonski, D. E. ..............................46

Jackson, S. H. .............................. 71

Jacobs, D. K. ...... ..

Jacques, M. M. ..

Jadeski, C. T. ........................ 52,115

Jakobszen, T. E. ............................63

Janci, W. A. .63,149

Janisse, A. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Janisse, M. P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Janzen, M. A. 63,125

Jarman, A. M. G. . ....... 121

Jason, D. J. ................................ 138

Jeeroburkhan, M. J. ..............63,116

Jenich, D. G. ........................ 34,116

Jenich, F. M. ..... 63,108,116,129

Jenkins, G. J. . . . . . .71

Joch, S. ' ........... ...71

Johnson, D. G. ......... 63

Johnson, R. C. ......................63,122

Johnson, R. W. .............................. 63

Johnston, A. M. .. ..34,160, 162

Johnston, E. M. .. ...............46

Johnston, |. F. . .........71

Jones, R. E. .. 63,103

Julien, J. M. .........74

Juzkiw, R. ......................................69

Kainz, A. ....................................63

Kalbfleisch, J. E. . 34

Kane, D. E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Kane, M. F. .. 135,136

Kane, M. J. .. .....................63

Kaoe'os. G. 34,160

Karschti, M. .................................. 63

Kasta, B. C. .......... 68, 135, 137, 148

Kasta, D. L. ................ 104,120,149

Kauffman. J. A. ............... 103.113

Kaufman, A. H. .................... 63, 109

Kaufman, B. |.

,J.

Keilman, J. J. 131

Kelch, B. E.

Keller, N. W. . .68,135,140,1'54

Kelley, M. P. ................ 63,128,145

Kelly, C. J. ....................................63

Kelly, L. J. ...137, 140

Kelsch, R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114

Kemp, M. E. . ...63

Kendall, T. A. .. .......... 69

Kennedy, D. J. .. ........... 71,114

Kenney, B. C. ..............56,113,150

Kenny, J. B. ................................ 68

Kenny, J. .............

Keogh, M. S. K. .............

Keough, M. M. A. ..63,12O,7125,128

Kerr, G. M. .....................

Ketelaars, J. J., C.S.S.R.

Kiervin, J. O. ....... . ........................

Killaire, F. J., C.S.B. ....................74

Kinghorn, M. R. ..63

Kinik, H. E. . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . 63

Kinzie, R. D. .................... 63,128

Kirk, L. E. .................................... 63

Kirkey, J. M. A.

Kizis, S. J. ....................71,148,151

Klapak, A. M. .............................. 63

Klinck, M. T. .

Knapp, Z. B.

Knott, Bro. Kieran ........................ 73

Knowlton, T. A. .......... 63,148,149

Knox, G. M. J. .............. 35

Kolar, M. P. .......................... 63

Kolb, J. A. ......................... ..137

Konopasky, R. J.

Korab, Edward ..35

Kornelsen, M. J. ............................71

Korol, M. V. ........................ 63,117

Korteweg, H. A. .. ...63,125

Koteles, J. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

Kovceses, P. A. C. ...63

Kranenburg, H. T. .122

Krause, E. R. ........ .130

Krawec, S. J. ................................ 63

Kreibick, D. E. F. .......................... 113

Kroker, A. W., C.S.B.

Kuc, S. G. .............

Kuhl, G. F. .......

Kulesza, J. M.

Kulperger, E. R.

Kurtz, T. M. .................................. 63

Kuzak, G. N. ................63,148,149

Kwiatkowski, M. .68, 137, 152

Labadie, M. L. 63,115,125

Lacey, F. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Lachance, M. E. ..

Locharite, C. B.

Lachine, T. J. ................ 68,112,137

Ladouceur, G. L. ..........................35

Ladouceur, M. E.

Lafortune, G. J. .. ..

Laframboise, J. A. ........................ 63

Laframboise, M. C. ................ 63,116

Laginess, T. C. . ....... 151

Laing, G. A. ..... .105

Laing, L. M. . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Laieunesse, A. C. .63, 116

Lally, H. M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Lalonde, H E. .............................. 68

Lamarche, D. A. ............71,114,163

Lamp, Helmut .............................63

Landry, K. M.

Landry, R. K.

.120,141,143,145

...63,105,117,137

Lane, J. A. ............................... 52

Long, A. M. ....63,84,104, 120,136

Lang, Apollonia ............................63

Laporta, J. A. A. .................. 64,120

Latchford, J. S. .........

Latendresse, G. H.

Lau, E.

Laudie, H. .

Laurie, N. M. ..

Lauzon, D. A. ..............

Lauzon, Bro. Jean ...... ...73

Laver, L. A. .............

Lavery, A. M. M. .. ....64,80,128

Lavoie, N. F. ................ 35,121,135

Lazarus, R. J. ........................ 64,139

Leach, D. .46,138

Lecouteur, L. G. ............................56

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Ledoux, P. R. ........................ 69,113 McPherson, B, J. ____________________________ 89 Moore, T. W. ................................ 72 Passmore, J. I. ...................... 52,115

Lee, L. Y. ......................................71 McWha, D. C. _________________________ 159 Moran, P. B. ................................ 49 Pastorius, W. J. ..................70,122

Leeper, B. A. Maerzluft, S. ...64 Morand, G. F. ..64 Patrick, S. J. ........ ..__119

Lemiere, P. J .................................35 Mady, J. A. __________________________________ 36 Morden, D. L. .............................. 64 Patterson, D. W. ........................ 65

Lenardon, J. .................................. 64 Maguire, W. M. ____________________________ 68 Mordowanec, H. ....................64, 117 Patterson, J. E. ............................ 50

Leuteritz, R. Makarevich, S. .. ___64 Moreau, R. A. .. .....64 Paul, J. B. ............. 128

Levay, M. Makohon, J. G. ............................72 Morettin, R. J. ..............................7O Payne, 8. M. .............. 38,116,159

Lewicki, E. _ Maliborski, C. A. ............72,80,145 Morgan. C. G. ...................... 64, 136 Pedwell, D. R. .............................. 72

Lewin, H. M. ...... .64 Malicki, R. E. Morgan, E. W. .. 122 Pemberton, P. A. .65

Lewis, George A. ......... Mallat, F, J. __________________________69,113 Morgan, 5. A. ...................... 65,104 Pendharkar, M. ............................ 131

L'Heureux, M. K. .......... 35,104,111 Malone, P. J. ________________________________36 Morgan, T. J. ................65,122,107 Penfoid, R, D. ______________________________ 38

Liburdi, J. Malone, T. M. Morin, J. T. . . . . . . . . . . . .37,112 Penner, R. J. ..65,143,159

Liebrock, C. A. .................. Mamer, O. A, ____________________________ 114 Morin, P. A. ....... Penner, R, e, ________________________________7o

Lindquist, R. J. .................. Mamolo, M. __________________________________ 64 Morley, E. N. ................................37 Perl, c, A. ____________________ 70,113,114

Lindsay, D. , Mamolo, R. ..... Moro, Andrew Pertsch, Eric .. 47,121,128,147

Lipic. J. F. .................. 137,148,150 Mancinelli, v. ........................ 36,116 Morris, D. J. .. Peters, Vera __________________________________52

Lippa, P. .............................. 64,137 Mondamin, L. s. ..................69,124 Morris, J. F. Peterson, D, J. .39

Liszczok, O. ._ .,..,.64 Mandzak, K. P. .. Morris, R. A. Peterson, J. C. .___149

Little, P. V. ________________________________ 150 Manery, N. R, ______________________________ 72 Moriimore, D. G. ..70,113,137,143, Petrasovic, M. A. 65 116

Livingston, M. F. .......................... 64 Manios, D. L. ________________________________ 64 159 Petrcich, M. A. . ...65

Livingston, M. J. .69,113 Manley, K. P. _ ............... 64,128 Mousseau, E. P. ............65,122,159 Petrunik, K. J. . .70

Livingstone, S. R. .................... 64,80 Manser, G. J. ........ 37, 102, 103, 116 Mudryi, A. ................37 Petrunik, M. G. . ...65

Loebach, J. L. ______________________________ 150 Marcella, L, M, ______________________________ 64 Mueller. R. H. 65, 120 Petrusenko, S. .70 113

Loiek, J. S. .. Marchildon, P. F. “768 Muench, H. 65,130 Petto, A. M. .. ...65

Long, K. F. .......... 35,135,148,149 Marcotte, J. P. ______________________________ 64 Muir. R. C. . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Pettovel, s. .....

Longson, B. H. ......................64,113 Marentette, C. R. ................ 113, 128 Muirhead. M. A. ..65 Pevler, T. J. .39

LOOk, Kan R. . Marentette, M. F. . .............. 37 Muldoon, C. ....... ..65 Pfister, R. M. .. ...65

Lorenzen, s. J. ............................ 172 Morentette, Y, M. .......... 64,116,125 Mullone, M. D. 143 Phillips, D. W. 65.114

Losole, R. J. .................................. 35 Marier, F, ______________________________________ 64 Munro, T. W. .. .................... 72 Phillips, F. C. .. ......... 65

LOUdOh. J. M. Marie, Jeanne A. G. .128 Murphy, 3. A. -— .................. 159 Phillips, R. C. .. 47 147

Lozon, J. P .................................. 69 Markovich, R. ________________________________ 64 Murphy. 8. M. ..65 Phillips, T. M. ...72

Lucas, J. A ................................ 139 Marks, B. J. .................................. 64 Murphy. T. P., C.S.B. .....74 Pickard, L. c. .....................7o

Lucid, R J. ..... ....64 Marks, J. D. B. ...... 72 Murray, 5. M. ................................ 65 Pickford, B, w. ................... 139

Lukie, Alexander ..........................35 Marley, L. D. ........................ 69,114 Musson, H. D. 49,112 Pikula, E. T. . ....70

Lung. G. J. ................ 137,148,151 Marquis, L. A. ______________________________64 Mutter. M. P. ........................70.113 Pilliter, R. ............................ 65,137

Lutvok, s. M. ..................68 Marr, M. A. ____104 Nodolin. R. A. ......................70,113 Pinto, A. M. .............................. 125

Luvisotto, L, __________________________ 64,117 Marro, A. J. __________________________64,117 Nagy, D. C. ...68. 130. 151 Pistor, V. ........ 65,122

Lyman. R. F. .................................. 64 Martens, A. R. ....... . .................... 130 Nancorrow. J. E. ............65,115,121 Pitcher, w. J. ................................65

LYDdS, D. A. ....... 68 Martin, J. E. ...72 NOMOiS, P. A ------------------------------ 138 Pitre, Bro. Bruce ..........................73

Lyons, M. J. .......................... 64,126 Martin, M. c. ................................ 64 Novena. R. A. .. 159 Placzek, James . ..105

MCAdOm, W. J. .................... 64,140 Martincic, J. J. ..............................69 NOWGIkOWSkY, M. ------------------------65 Ploncon, J. T. ................................ 81

McAIlindon, Br. Arn . ..73, 124 Mosley, R. M. Nozorewich. L. C. .................. 38,117 Piante, R. M. ______________________________ 65

MCAllUm, R. B. ..............................72 Masotti, Jeanine ............................ 64 NeGJYr M- M. n Popcock, L. E. ..... 138

MCATThUr, D. F. .................... 68, 112 Masterson, C. J. ____________________________64 NEW, R- W~ --------------------------47.137 Polono, G. D. ................72,153,159

MCAVTI'TUT, J. E. . _______ 69 Mosterson, D. M. _._69 Nellsonr J. C- ----------------------65,115 Poliszczuk, J. L. ............................ 7O

McCabe, L. G. .............................. 64 Mostronordi, D. L. . _ _ . _ . . _ _ , , . _ 37 Nelder, R. J. 38. 75 Pollack, A. J. .. ..52, 112,115

McCain, G. A. ......................72,107 Mothe, J, c. ______________ 114,122 Newman. L. A. ........... 65 T20 Pollard, J. R. ........................49,137

McClavey. M. J. .. Matheson, B. J. .........64 Newton. M. An C.S.B. .. ..74 Pollard, W. C. ................................ 65

McClean, D. K. Matteis, F. T. ...... 116 Nixon. M. ....... ..68 Portelli, c. L.

MocCoubrey, G. D. ...... 69,113,142, Matthews, E, A. _. ...37 Nixon, R. E. - ..65 Porter, K. M. .................

150 Matthews, G. R. .. .122 Noble. D. P. . ..65 Potomski, E. A. .............

McCoy, R. J. .................................. 36 Mattson, M. s, _ . . . _ . . . _ . _ . _ 37 Noel. J. J. ..65 Pougef, B. A. ................72.119

McCready, D. J. 36,120 Mazzuchin, A. 72,153 Noel. J. M. - .....65 Powell, F. J. ........ 72, 117, 121,107

McCullough, J. D. . _______ 64 Mead, v. E, . . , . _ _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . 64 Nolan. B P . ...107 Pownall, s. F. ....... 65

McCullough, J. E. . _______ 64 Melconian, M. L. ...56 Nolan. P. D. . 70 113 Preniczyky, J. E. ..................47,137

McCullough, P. D. .68,107 Meleg, J. R, __________________________________ 69 Nolan, S E . ........... 65 Prete, M. G. __..65,120,145,160,162

MacDonald, H. A. ..64, 115 Meieg, M. S. ,, NUSCG. M- A- ----------------38,117,128 Preudhomme, M. D. ..............70,139

MacDonald, K. R. 56,135 Meloche, L. J. . Oakley, K. A. ................72,114,124 Price, B. L. .......

McDonald, M. E. ..... ..64,119 Meloche, L. P. .............................. 113 Obrodovich. K. M. .. ...65.116 Priebe, D. G.

McFadden, G. F. . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . 64 Menard, L. J. ______ 72,104,16o,161, O'Brien. Bro. Guy ........................73 Primeau, R. A. ..

MCFarlane, J. A. 68,112, 137 162 O'Collaghan. R. T. ................56.137 Provenzano, C. F.

McGarvey, M. L. _____________68 Mennie, w. E, ..............................72 O'Connor, R. 6.. C.S.B. ..............74 Prpich, D. w. ..

McGinn, D. F. ..... _75 Meredith, R. J. ..............................46 O'Connor. L. J. ............65,108,109 Pupulin, A. A. ......................70,120

McGinnis, W. T, _______ 68 Merino, Caballero J. O'Donnell. J- F- ------------------65,124 Purcell, J. P. .............................. 39

McGrath, Bro. Hugh . 73 124 Merlo, R. A ..................................7o O'Donnell, K. F. ........ 65 Purr, E. M.

McGuire, M. L. ____________________ 64 Mertz, D. J ............................37,35 Often. D. R. ................................ 65 Purvis, B. E. .................................. 65

McHugh, v. A. 36 104,105 Messing, c. O‘Keefe. G. J. ..............49,110,112 Pyper, 1. J.,

McIntosh, J. M. ............................36 Michalczuk, T. ..............................64 O‘Moiiey. R. J. ................... 65 Quaglia, .

MacKay, T. J. ________________________________ 72 Micholski, c. ________________________________ 75 O‘Neill. H. G. ......65.135.137.143 Quon, P. H. ........................ 113,143

McKechnie, H. M. ....... 64 Michie, T. O'Ne”. P. M- ------------------------------ 65 Queen, G. G. ........................ 65

McKeen, D. .......................... 64,120 Mickie, J. .................... 136,148,150 Ong. M. A. ......

McKeen, J. .................................. 14o Milbum, K. ...........................72,143 Onuoho.

McKeen, S. . _______ 64 Miles, D. OTCZth J- 5 ---------- Quigley,

McKenna, C. ..........................73,124 O'Rourke, E. A- Quigley,

McKenzie, J. ____________________68,88,120 Miller, E ........................................64 Osborne. G. D. ............................ 68 Quinlan, . .

McKenzie, T. _____________56 Miller, 12, Oster. P. T. ................................38 Quinlan, B. V. ............

Mackie, L. J. ........................ 64,116 Miller, w. .................... 56,124,139 O'Sullivan. T. M. . . Randall, R. K. ..

McKinnon, J. K. ..135,138,148,149 Minello, <3, ......................... .68 O'Toole. Y. B. ........ Ratner, A. B. ........

McLaughlin, T. T. .................. 64,120 Minielly, R. Ottenbrite. R. M. ................................ Reardon. R. D. ......

McLean, J. T. ........................56,122 Miraidi, A. ....... OUelleTTe. . . Redman, E. J. ..

McLean, P. D. ________________________________ 36 Misek, M, _________ OU6116116, G. G. Regts, E. H. ......

McLeod, R. l. ._ 164 Miskew, D. Ouellette, T. M. Regts, H, E.

McMath, E. R, ______________________________ 36 Miskow, M. H, ______ Pac0vsky, H. R. 38,104,119 Reid, L. R. ......

McMillan, A_ P, ____________________64,146 Pakauskas, M. K. .................. 38,163 Reinhart, D. F.

MacMiIian, C. P. .. Missell, . . Reissner. B. N.

MCMorrow, F. L. .......................... 105 Mitchell, C. G. A. _______ 150 Papa, 3. T 65 Renaud, D. A.

McNamara, D. M. .................. 64,143 Mitchell, Cynthia .. .......... 64,109 Papineau, Rennie, J. S.

McNamara, J. A. __ Mitchell, J. D. ...108,138,143 Papineou, R. C. ........................ 68 Renshaw, D. J.

McNamara, P. B. .................. 64, 149 Mlacak, W. J. ______ 72 Parent, L. A. M. 131,107 Renzini, R. G.

McNeil, G. J. ........................49,112 Monaghan, M. L. .......................... 52 Parisoito, G. P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Reynell, M. K.

MacNeil, P. H. 36, 84,104,120 Monc'<, M. A. ................................ 64 Parr, S. M. ........ ...65 Reynolds, J. A. ..............65,115,120

MacNeill, Monks, K. M. _.._64 Parsons, T. B. ._ ...38 Reynolds, M. J. ............................65

McNichol, Montgomery, M. K. ........................ 64 Parsons, W. M. ...72 Rheaume, N. P., C.S.B.

McPhail, Moodrey, Michael ..........49,112,129 Pask, J. J. ...65 Richards, (3. A, W. ............ 136,122

McPhee, D. P. .............................. Moore, M. C. ................................ 37 Passarello, T. M. ........................38 Riedl, P. J. ....................................70

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Riegel, W. A., C.S.B. .................... 74

Riforgiato, P. T. .....

Ritchie, W. A. ..

Riva it, R. G. J.

Rizo k, L. E. ........

Robinson, B. J.

Robinson, R. G. ..

Rodger, S. A. .

Rodie, B. R.

Rodney, B. J. . . . . . . . . . . 66

Roebuck, G. A. ...66

Rogin, S. ......... ...39

Roland, A. A. ..

Romanick, J. L.

Root, T. A. ........... 39,110,130

Rosar, E. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 150

Rose, M. A.

Rose, M. B. ..........................

Roszmann, D. ........................ 39, 103

Roth, A G. ..... ...66

Roth, Harold ...... .. ...39

Roth, M. D., C.S.S.R. . ...75

Rounding, D. S.

Roy, L. C ..........

Roy, M. A ..... ..66

Rozich, L. J.

Rudzinski, K. F.

Rutherford, R. E.

Ryall, P. R. ........

Ryan, C. J.

Ryan, P. G.

St. Onge, R. M. .................. 121,130

St. Pierre, Jeannine

Salciccioli, P. L. _____

Samson, J. J. M. ..................40,108

Sanderson, L. M. ..........40,160,162

Sandor, R. G. .66,116,121

Sandor, R. J. ................................ 66

Sandre, R. W. .............................. 113

Sanford, R. P. . .

Sanford, R. D. ...................... 57,128

Sargant, J. C. ................................ 66

Savchetz, R. L. S.

Saxton, V. S. ................................ 66

Sbrissa, C. M. ......................66,117

Scarfia, W M

Scarfone, F ............................ 40, 116

Schell, P. J. ..........................66,128

Schenck, M. E. ..

Schiedel, B. J. ......................52 115

Schiele, B. l. .................................. 70

Schincariol, A. L. .

Schincariol, G. F. .......... 66,116,117

Schinners, F. L. ...................... 49,137

Schmelzle, C. G. ...70

Schneider, P. O. ............................72

Schrot, M. L. ........40, 102, 103, 104

Sciortino, Jr. P. F. ....................72

Scott, L. T. ............................ 70, 113

Seaton, D.

Sediva, L. I.

Seech, V. D.

Seibenick, J. L.

Seidewand, R. J. .

Seltz, W J. ..........................66,149

Selecky, P. J. ........................72,122

Semeniuk, M. A. .

Senchuk, T. G. ...................... 66, 117

Senchuk, W. G. .......................... 117

Senghore, T. C. ..

Senchuk, L. A. ........................ 40,117

Senzel, M. N. ......................40,103

Seppala, E. I.

Sertic, M. ..............................40, 116

Seymour, T. L. ...............................40

Shady, F. F. ...... .113,122

Shakespeare, T. H. ................70, 113

Shanklin, D. G. ..............................70

Sharon, C. K.

Sharp, R. .................................... 118

Show, B. J. ..........................40,160

Shea, J. A. . . . . . . . . . . . 66

Shearer, W. J. ................................ 68

Sheehan, J. J. R. ..66,138,148,149

Shery, L. A. ................................ 4O

Shiner, T. H. ........................72,112

Shirley, M. L. ................................ 70

Shivas, S. E. ....66,89,105,108,120

Shuttleworth, B. J. ______________________ 41

Siebert, T. .................................... 130

Sigmund, O. M. ..................... . ...... 72

Sikkena, F. _____ 66,105,121

Silka, H. J. ....................................66

Simon, B. F. .......................... 72,147

Simon, P. E. .53, 115, 128

Simonini, L. L. .............................. 66

Simpson, C. F. .............................. 41

Sinasac, R. K. .. 1,112

Sinclair, B. G. .............................. 138

Sinclair, J. W. .............................. 69

Sinclair, R J

Skebo, M. F.

Skilling, D. W. ..

Skoyles, D. H. ................66,117,122

Slote, D. F.

Slote, G. M. .

Smart, D. J. ..................47,138,131

Smith, .................................... 115

Smith, ...49, 110,112

..41, 84,88,120

Smith,

Smith, . . .

Smith, V. G.

Smrcka, Jerry .

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D. W.

Smith, F. L. .

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S H

Smyih, G. F. ..........................72,107

Snaith, M. T. ..41,66,104,160,161

Soda, T. M. ...... ...66,117

Solomchuk, C. A. . ______66,108

Solomon, P. J. T. . 53,115,125

Soltis, J. J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

Sonier, R. E ...69,105

Souies, D. K ...72 126

Soules, D. H. ........ 72

Sparks, L L. . ..53

Specht, D. L. . 151

Speirs, W. B. .......... ..66

Speranza, Leandra .. ........41

Stabile, Sabatina .. ...66,117

Stahl, O. W. ________________________ 69,159

Stead, W. B. ................................ 137

Stebila, M. 66,109,131

Steele, C. R. .................. 66,140,143

Steels, P. A. .................................. 72

Steiner, J. .. .70,113, 150

Sienz, J. J. ................. ...66,136,137

Stephen, H. S. ...... 69,117,121,107

Stephens, R. W., C.S.B. ..........74, 124

Stevens, D. B. .............. 66,148,151

Stevens, G.

Stevens, M.

Stewart, M.

Stewart, P.

Stewart, W.

Stocco, D. M. .............................. 153

Stocker, C. M. ........................ 66, 163

Stomp, J. A. 66,137,143

Stone, L. J. ................................ 138

Storrey, B. A. ................................ 66

Stracke, J. R. .66, 116,120

Strachan, A. J. .............................. 66

Strachan, P. M. ............................72

Strelchuk, D. L. .. ..70

Struthers, D. A. ..............................57

Stuart, Brian .................................. 66

Sunday, R. L. ................72

Susko, J. M. .110, 112, 139

Sussex, F. R. ........ 66

Svedas, M. V. . 126

Sweeney, J. E. .....

Sweeney, J. J. M. .

Sweet, E. A. ......

Sweetman, A. P. .........

Symonds, V. G. ...........

Szewczyk, F. J. ..

Szkokan, E. A. .................... ..

Szymanski, M. S. ..........................42

Takaki, G. 69,112,159

Tako, F. J. ....................................72

Talacko, E. K. ................................42

Talbot, N. E. .. 70,113

Taliano, J. A. ...................66,117

Tallon, R. B. .................................. 66

Tam, Chan Sun 57,146

Tanguay, M. J. ....................72,122

Taranczuk, M. B. .................. 66, 159

Tartaglia, R. V. .112,137,150

Taves, R. M. ........................ 67,116

Taylor, B. G. .......................... 67,89

Taylor, L. W. .................................. 70

Taylor,

Taylor, R. A. .

Taylor, R. F. J

Taylor, S. P. ..

Teleban, Ann .....

Tellier, E. M. C.

Terry, R. D.

Tette, Michael ........................ 67, 137

Thibault, Claire ............................ 116

Thibault, P. R. ..

Thieme, K. E. ................................ 67

Thomas, M. A. ...................... 67,119

Thompson, D. J.

Thomson, D. V. ............................ 150

Thomson, C. S. ...................... 70,162

Thomson, G. A. ......... 53,104,115

Thomson, Bro. Ronald .................... 73

Thorburn, B. E. ______________________ 67,111

Thornton, K. J.

Thornton, W. E. .

Thorpe, J. M. ..

Thurlow, A. D.

Tiffin, H. B.

Tiika, M. A.

Timmerman, R.

Toltl, N. .......

Tomic, L.

Tomko, G. J. .

Tomovich, V.

Tonellato, l. J.

Tortorice, F. C., C.S.B.

Touchie, R. D. ........

Tousignant, R. M.

Towers, K. B. .....

Travis, K. I.

Trella, G. R. .........

Tremblay, B. P. .....

Trepanier, R. L.

Trinca, A. A. ........................ 47,151

Trothen, B. W. .................

Trott, J. V. .........

Trowbridge, J. E.

Trudel, H. J. .................................. 67

Tuck, B. J. 67,117,159

Tufano, C. .................... 42,105,135

Tupling, D. M. .................

Turchyn, A.

Turski, R. J. .....................

Tweney, R. J. .................

Umo, O. I. .........

Umbdenstock, L. S. ........ 42, 103, 106

Unholzer, J. M. ............ 67,118,121

Urbani, G. L. .. ...42,105,117

Urban, C. L. .......................... 53,121

Valentino, M. D. .......................... 67

Vandall, P. E., Jr. ........

Vandersteen, F. L., C.S.S.R.

Van Eck, A. M. ............................67

Vanhaverbeke, E. F.

Van Hooydonk, V. L.

Vanlare, G. R., C.S.B. ..........74, 122

Van Linden, J. A. ’. ......... 67,102,103

Van Nest, D. W. S. ............ 112,139

Vanstone, J. P. .............................. 42

Vanstrydonck, T. M. ..72

Van Watteghem, P. G. .................. 69

Van Zoost, J. R. ......................... 67

Varga, N. L. .................................. 67

Varrasso, L. ...... 104,117,120,145,

107

Veel, Helle .................................... 67

Veghelyi, Z. J, ............................ 72

Veighey, O. M. B. ...................... 126

Veinotte, V. V. 67,130

Vella, Bro. Paul ............................ 73

Vella, V, M. .................. 67,137,143

Vernelli, D. J., C.S.B. . .......... 42,74

Vexler, A. R. .................................. 67

Vidler, K. S. .................................. 67

Vieau, J. K. ..... 67

Vigna, R. A. .......................... 72,81

Viilani, P. F. ..................67,137,143

Vindischman, J. L. ........................ 67

Vogler, J. G. ...... 43,128,144,159,

160

Vollans, G. E. ................................ 67

Vyse, B. F. ....................................43

Wachna, T. W. ..............................72

Wagner, K. E. .. ..... 67

Waier, P. R. ..........................70,113

Waldron, W, J. ............................122

Walker, B. C. ........ 69, 102, 103,149

Walker, G. W., C.S.B. ....................43

Wallace V D. .............................. 67

Walsh, C. V. ........................ 67,163

Walton, T. B. ........................ 70,113

Walton, S. P. ..

Ward, R K. ................................ 121

Waring, M. A. .............. 53,115,125

Warkentin, P. D.

Warmenhoven, J. F. ...................... 67

Warner, C. B. ........................43,131

Warren, R. H. .. ........73,122

Watson, D. A. ................ 67,135,149

Watson, J. M. ................................67

Watson, Saron ..67,159

Watt, D. F. ....................................73

Waymouth, W. E. .......................... 73

Weaver, C. C. ....67

Weber, A. M. ..........................43,67

Weber,

Weber, . .

Wegerle, W. ..................53,115,119

Weiler, Donna ...... 53,105,115,125

Weiler, M. S. .....

Weimer, R. V. .................... 102,106

Weiss, G. M. ........................ 69,159

Wells, Bro. Remi

Westfall, Gary .............................. 67

Westfall, K. P. .............................. 67

Westlake, J. H. ..67

Whalen, M. C. .............................. 75

Whetstone, K. M. ..................67,162

White, J. B. .......

White, W. R. ..........

Wiebe, Klaus ........................70,140

Wiedemann, E. A. ..

Wieleba, R. W.

Wiens, R. P. . . . .. . . . . . . . 67

Wigle, R. B. ..70,113

Wiley, J. F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67,149

Wilkinson, J. D. ....73, 135,137,138,

143

Wilkki, G. A. ........................ 70,113

Williams, J. R., C.S.B. ....43,74,124

Williams, K. M. ....67,120,128, 161

Williams, N. M.

Williamson, M. A.

Williston, C. R.

Wilson, K. R

Wilson, R. G

Wilson, M. R. ..

Wilson, S. J. . . . . . . . . . 67

Winch, K. R. ,

Windischmann, D. ..........................43

Wing, D. R., C.S.B. . .43,74

Winkworth, P. V. ........................ 159

Winterburn, H. R. ..........................73

Winterkorn, R. H. .. ..73

Wisniewski, J. A. ..........................73

Woiewoda, J. E. ............................ 67

Wolf, S. F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

Wolford, D. M. .................... 67,104

Wolkensperg, G. M. ......................67

Womack, D. G. ....... 73

Wang, M. .............................. 57, 139

Wong, Sing, D. M. .............. 69,116

Woodall, F. D. ...................... 57,137

Woodall, D. E. ......43,118,135,159

Woodall, K. B. .............. 73,140,151

Woodward, F. C.

Wright, R. G. ................................67

Wunder, P. T. ................................ 53

Wyszynski, .

Wyszynski, W. M. .................. 57, 113

Wyzinski, P. W. .......................... 122

Yakobovic, J. l. . ..173

Yamich, N. J. ................................67

Yaworsky, C. .......................... 43, 117

Young, D. J.

Young, M. L. ................................69

Zanatta, F. A. .............. 67,116,117

Zannier, D. E. .....67,139

Zanutto, F. J. ........................ 67,116

Zarate, L. R. .................. 67,109,116

Zavitz, G. E.

Zeps, Z.

Ziliotto, J. ....................................73

Zito, F. J. ..............

Znider, Bro. Gerard ........................73

Znotins, Sylvia ..............................47

Zorzitto, F. A.

Zub, B. A. ............................43,116

Zubrycky, W.

Zuliani, R. A. ..

Zurek, F. A. .

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