Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE “Е REVIEW The Seniors Autimas, Raymond: We are quite sure that the Crusaders must have been men very much like Ray. Since First High an enormous amount of his free time has been devoted to the interests of some athletic team or other. The weather is a particular foe of his—weather that brings rain on the day of the Bishop's game, or a thaw in the middle of the winter. But think not that Ray has no lighter moments. As a member of the Debating Team, and Manager and representative of every athletic team in the College, he has naturally had many an opportunity to travel. Ray leaves a noble record at Loyola, after his eight years within her walls. Possessed ај enough College spirit for a dozen ordinary students, loyal, hard- working, and sincere, we are sure that he will find his métier in life. With our best wishes we pen this humble tribute. Activities: Debating: Intercollegiate Debating League 35, Montreal Debating League 32- 34; Junior Hockey, Manager 31; Football Business Manager 34; Intermediate Hockey Manager 35; LCAA. Treasurer 32, 33, President 35. APP AMBROSE, Patrick: Scholastic Philosophy has failed! Despite two years of St. Thomas Aquinas, Pat remains imperturbable in his Stoicism. It is odd that one whose mind is so unwaveringly fixed on the Eternal Truths should be frequently involved in material—mostly financial —matters. Pat cannot help it; due to an almost legendary acquaintance with People at the City Hall, he can always be depended upon to spin those wheels within wheels. With a box of cigars under his arm, Pat's future as a politi- cian would be assured. But we suspect that his abilities will be directed toward a loftier plane. Far more than any of us realize, he has been a great example at the College. Good-humored, carefree, idealistic, and kindly, he has shown many of us that this world is not such a bad place after all. It cannot be while it harbours people like Pat. Activities: Dramatic Committee, '34, '35; “Loyola News, Associate Editor, '34; Debating Society '35. еее Аивит, Gerald: Gerry 15 another of the Old Guard. Pre-eminence in hockey and football is only опе of his many attributes. Не has graced the teams with his presence for the past eight years, and a great deal of their success was undoubtedly дие to his efforts. Вис іс 15 in ethi cs lectures that his talents are really shown. In length of objections he is found tied with D'Arcy and Frederickson; in vari- ety he is unsurpassed, and like the gentleman from Missouri, he takes a lot of convincing. His particular character- istics are twirling the only watch chain in the class and a particularly infectious laugh. Both are genuine. With his departure, Loyola athletics is losing a strong and reliable supporter. Activities: Intermediate Football '32, '33; Junior Football Manager '34, '35; Executive L.C. А.А. 32-34; Intermediate Hockey '32-'35; Junior Hockey 31-34; Intermediate Football Manager 34, 35. Я7Е