Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW choose: in life we are confident that his generosity and his sincerity will bring him real success. Lippert, Gerard The representative of Kitchener, Ont., came to Loyola two years ago. Remem- bered for his High School days at Loyo- la, Dick was by no means a stranger at the College. His cheery personality has won him many friends who have always found him to be a gentleman and an excellent student. „ He takes part іп most sports but on the tennis court es- pecially he is a fami- liar figure for tennis is his favourite game. Dick intends to study medicine. If his progress at Loyola is an indication of his abilities he should advance far in the medical profession. Lorrain, Leon Jr. In the fall of 1933 a well-built young Frenchman stepped through the portals of Loyola for the first time. He spoke very broken English and entered the Sophomore year having been a Fresh. at Sudbury College. Such was our un-ostentatious introduction to Leon Lorrain a few years back. Today he is one of the most widely known and popular students at the college, simply because he is possessor of a contagious personality, and like all true frenchmen, just bubbles over with enthusiasm for all his undertakings. А social lion at heart, Leo demonstrated his versatility by combining success in his scholastic endea- vours, and success on the gridiron with success in numerous social events. His presence will be sad- ly missed for the next few years, but it is not without a touch of pride that Loyola bids adieu to a real Loyola man! Morley, Walter Six years ago a rangy youth came somewhat timidly upon the scene of Loyola’s football training. He imme- diately began to hoist lofty punts down the field and each succeeding year found him acquiring more height and distance till in his Senior year he reached the apex in a blaze of glory. Despite all this, however, it may be safely said that no Loyola athlete has ever received so many injuries, and still come back for more. Walter, as everyone knows, has a large and rather brittle frame which has been a target for the onrushes of charging front 4 15 k

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW — walls for many a year, but he takes it all with a smile. Walter is a good hockey player and did yeoman duty for the Senior team in its march toward va fame. The most that can be said for his baseball is, that he plays it as well as he does football. How- ever, had he never hoofed a football, donned a skate or wielded a bat, Walter would be every bit as popular as he is now, for his infectious smile and warm congeniality have endeared him to ae both student body and Faculty alike. McGovern, Thomas “Tommie” is one of the old brigade at Loyola. Starting in High School “way back when he disappeared from our folds for two years, an absence that made him realize a great deal more the worth of Loyola. А finished public speaker Tom has been one of the main- stays of Loyola debating teams for four years and last year was a member of the Dominion Championship team in the I.U.D.L. He was victorious on the gridiron, the gold course and the social ring. His greatest conquest of course was that of his fellow students, by his constant good humour, adapt- ability and by the admiration he evoked by his solid determination to complete anything he undertook. Of Tommie we do not say that he gives promise of success, but that he is a success; Tom is more than a Loyola man, he is a leader of Loyola Men and we are proud of him. McKeown, L. Much more could be said of Lewis than what is contained in these brief lines. En- tering the High School in 729 he is one of the four re- maining out of that class who have run eight complete laps at Loyola. A keen rugby player, he is one of the best out- side wings Loyola has had in years and this year he acted as the Editor of the weekly News. Lew ever wears a smile ready to broaden into a grin at the shghtest provocation. His witty com- ment on the agrarian problems have never failed to brighten up the day. Although we do not know what the future has in store for him we do know that his talents make him equal to all the tasks that he will undertake and his personality assures us of his success. ЧЕ