Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ЗОРНОМОКЕ Fourth Row: J. MacDonatp, J. REGNIER, A. Кіма, J. Schwartz, С. Warsa, J. EGLIN. Third Row: С. Beauvais, J. MCDONNELL, С. Haynes, J. Savor, Р. Dorie, К. Roura, Р. Намрну, Т. McNamara, Р. Kocutym. Second Row: Н. Кіевам, J. Dananer, Е. Penny, В. MacDonatp, В. MCLELLAN, W. NORMAND, А. CASGRAIN, J. O'BRIEN, J. MCLAUGHLIN, W. STEWART. Front Row: |. HEFFERNAN, М. Носам, C. Намрну, Н. Езтвара, Н. Tracey, M. Durs, Р. SNELL, А. THOMAS, Е. KANE, L. LORRAIN, D. TOBIN FRESHMAN Third Row: J. Romano, A. Уввріссніо, С. Ківіх, J. GAHAN, E. COUGHLIN, Н. FrrzoiBBoN, Е. Hankey, D. WHITESIDE, Р. Симове, Н. Lepoux, A. Burman, Е. LALONDE. Second Row: Е. Оовісн, У. Jones, В. Unger, С. Wowk, W. MORLEY, V. Frew, J. YEATMAN, Е. FITZGERALD, І. McKeown, L. WHELAN. Front Row: J. MACDONALD, У. GRIFFIN, |. Hart, С. MELVIN, C. Вкомзтеттек, Н. MACDONALD, б. GILBERT, Т. McGovern, А. WILKINSON.

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LOYOLA + Rm in the other phases of College ife; he is too consistent in everything to have one sphere of activity depict his outstanding qualities. However it cannot be gainsaid that mathematics and poetry receive a great deal of his attention. We are not competent to ass judgment on either subject, but ded the result of his labors, the time expended on them has not been in vain. His poems have been included in previ- ous Reviews, and have gained favorable comment from those qualified to judge such matters. To an affable nature he adds a generous spirit and an obliging disposition. Never given to extremes, his outlook is broad and far from super- ficial. His favorite activities in the line of athletics are skiing on Mount Royal and attending C.O.T.C. lectures. АП of which is a rather brief and inade- quate description of one who has won our highest regard and esteem. Activities: Sodality; Promoter, opatan of Prayer; Assoc. Editor of Review; Vice-Pres. Scientific Society; Debating Society; C.O.T.C. PHELAN, Arthur: Му kingdom for a horse!” — SHAKESPEARE. Artie, or Arture (he answers to both), is one of the distinguished members of the class and a man of many parts. In his own modest way, Artie has reflected great credit on his Alma Mater. Though of a serious na- ture, he has yet found time to partici- pate in several athletic activities, par- ticularly Football. The Loyola “Ог- funs’’ will long remember their former captain. If we give the impression that he is successful in this, we may leave the impression that he is only mediocre in his other activities—as indeed he is not. Artie followed McClellan's advice to ‘‘Jine the cavalry and see the world’, and became an officer in the XIth Hussars. So far he has successfully re- COLLEGE REVIEW = futed all disparaging remarks anent his horsemanship, although the rumor is current that his knowledge of the equine species is not as extensive as it might be. As class hockey custodian, Artie's errors were rectified by the Convener's, this being the first case in history of two errors making a right. Activities: Debating Society; Intra-Mural De- bating; Dramatics; Intermediate Football; Intermediate Hockey; Lieut., C.O.T.C. Ryan, Glen: ГИ speak in a monstrous little voice . —SHAKESPEARE. Glen, the quiet and uncommunica- tive, has been with the class since its infancy. We have remarked that he is quiet, but on those infrequent occasions when he gives expression to his mirth, strong men blanch and women and children run for cover. His laugh has been instrumental in disrupting more than one Philosophy class. Glen has the rare distinction of excelling in studies and athletics with equal bril- liance. With equal adroitness and facil- ity he will stop an opposing lineman or a question in physics. Не is a true example of the painstaking and exact worker. We expect great things from this ambassador from Rio de Janeiro, for he shows his tendency for great things in all his actions. Activities: President, Scientific Society; Debating Society; Intermediate Football; Class Hockey. SHAUGHNEssy, Lawrence: “АЙ his ancestors before him have done t, and all his successors that come after him тау. —SHAKESPEARE. It has been said that the name of Shaughnessy and Loyola are synony- mous. Be that as it may, we now number Laurie among the other mem- bers of that illustrious family who have {13}