Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW The Seniors Brennan, Paul Possessing excep- tional qualities as a leader, Paul has carved for himself an enviable prestige in Loyola’s annals. By means of ability and hard work this most versatile young man has climbed to the front rank in every sphere of acti- vity. As a student and a keen philos- opher he is second to none. He was not only the Prefect of the Sodality and President of both the Debating and the Dramatic Societies, but was also selected as an officer in the C.O.T.C. Besides starring on the Rugby team, he was for two years one of the Dominion Champion Debaters in the I.U.D.L. But the real criterion whereby we may judge Paul’s success is contained in the great number of friends that he has made and the esteem in which he is held by everyone. We are confident that the future holds great things in store for this true son of Loyola. Bronstetter, Edgar Chuck is one of the four surviving members of the Old Guard which started out so blithely some eight years ago. Since then with consis- tent regularity Chuck has at one time or another been Presi- dent of practically every activity in the College, which attests to Chuck’s organizing ability. Always a hard and diligent work- er, he has won the esteem of everyone he has come in contact with. His cheery smile is a legend around the college. In athletics, golf is the game at which Chuck really excels, consistently shoot- ing in the low eighties. It is rumoured that Chuck will shortly join the ranks of the follow- ers of Hippocrates and if hard work and talent is any criterion of future success, then Chuck is to be envied. We wish him the best of luck in all his undertakings. Burman, Alf. Here is a man who believes in saying it with a smile. Re- gardless of the cir- cumstances in which you find him the smile is always there. Alf. has been a loyal son of Loyola. His activities have been along various lines, but he handled each Situation with the same conscientious care аз has been characteristic of his -5 F

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW —r work in the class-room. He has been a staunch supporter of C.O.T.C. Alf. is of a literary turn of mind, and we predict a brilliant future. So long AIf. Loyola wishes you success. Danaher, Jimmie Eight years ago Jim- mie won for himself a scholarship at Loyola. Throughout his sojourn with us, his manner of action and speech have enabled him to make friends quickly and keep them long. His loyalty and appreciation have al- ways been shown; and all will testify to his out- standing ability as an actor. His duties as class treasurer and dis- tributor of The Queen’s Work he has always car- ried out seriously and efficiently. But it is not a solemn, sedate and wholly dignified character we are trying to draw for you. His humorous antics and witty remarks have caused the faces even of our more austere brethren to break into smiles. Unknown to himself he has brightened many a dull hour for us by his cheeri- ness. For all that he has done for our Alma Mater, and thereby for us, we sincerely thank him. And we hope, Jimmie, that each one of us will remain as long in your memory as you will remain in ours. Duranleau, Aimé Having come from Brébeuf even as David came upon the Phillistines, Aimé met the Gol- iathian difficulties of the English language breathingstrength. An astute historian of the Oriental races he is а recognized authority оп the dates and the days of world affairs. His chronological reason- ing was exemplified in his debates, both publie and private. In the realm ої athletics his dexte- rity with the racket and the bat has proved most discon- certing to his opponents. His cheerful and friendly disposition, that has made so many friends for him here, as well as his dignified composure, will place him on the top in his chosen profession. Fitzgerald, Edward J. Here we have the pleasure to present our leading artist of nobility, the creator of the pictures of royalty which have graced the frontispiece of our Reviews for the past three years. Eddie came into our midst four years ago from Catholic High. At the time of his introduction, an unknown quantity, he very soon showed him- self а genial, upstanding and straightforward per- son. Always something of a wit, Eddie's “puns” and cynical essays have never failed to raise acclaim both inside and outside his class. 47 k