Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Wa rer FILL DonaLp NEWTON Francis KELLY STANLEY Knox CLARENCE MAGUIRE

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LOYOLA COLLEGE Page б REVIEW GERALD FRIEND Along with Harry Galvin, Gerry Friend is a man who depends on no one, takes life as it comes and views the world with a tolerant eye. Gerry has consistently beat the 9 a.m. bell for the last 8 years at Loyola and is pictured in the mind's eye as almost inseparable from a real whopper of a pipe rolling out smoke in all directions. Painstaking and deliberate in his study, Gerry 18 a fol- lower of world affairs who takes all with a grain of salt. Асттутттев: Debate, giving the ‘prep kid’s’ the fatherly glare, and taking Harry Galvin on endless walks. Bic Moment: When he saw a tram car with berths, in N.Y. PIERRE GABIAS A week's stay changed ‘Gabias’ to ‘Gabby’ and two years’ stay endeared ‘Gabby’ to the hearts of all his classmates. Mastering the English language on the tennis courts, at Langford's and іп the classroom, Gabby has been the most 'conscientious'' objector throughout the whole Philosophy course. Sparkling nig È a keen sense of responsibility and a seemingly contradictory disposi- tion characterizes Pierre fully. There won't be much sleeping wherever Gabby goes with his live- wire manner. Activities: Objecting to the rigid rectitude of the scholastic philosophy, fooling the experts on tbe tennis courts, swimming, and cultivating a lip adornment. Bic Moment: When Evelyn said, “ОПТ”. HARRY GALVIN А genial and unsophisticated personality is Harry . . . other people puzzle at his unexpected little moods and fancies, but they like them anyway. Harry is ready and frank with his opinions about life and people and manages to avoid making mountains out of molehills. His cardinal virtue seems to be an ability to take a draw of tobacco through his pipe in lieu of engaging in inconsequential chit-chat . . . and one is always sure of having one's good points pe | by Harry Galvin. Activities: Philately, cycling, just making the last tram-car, Sodality, Stage work, Library. Bic Moment: When he became Class messenger for Mark. WALTER FILL A scientist at heart and one of the ‘painstaking research’ type, Walter Fill is also an authority on the History of the Ukranian race. A lad who never finds it hard to strike a happy medium, he is not apt to jump at conclusions at any time. Walt has the knack of detaching himself from the rest of the class and looking on as if he were no part of it; his opinions therefore command atten- tion. A familiar figure in Ион, Biology, Qualitative and General Chemistry Labs, Walt will prove himself a worthy product of McGee and Loyola. Activities: Taking out all the books in the library concerning tbe UKES ' and tbe Poles and the Russians, Basketball par excellence, Lab work; listening to operas and reading words, words, words... Bic Moment: When his dogfish in Biology Lab had quintuplets. FRANCIS KELLY | Frank Kelly is the kind of a lad со whom the nickname 'Spike' is ап inevitable appendage. Frank is practical and а but never cynical . . . a realist; of the stuff of which martyrs are made because he has deci ed views—and арна ones—on most things with the courage of his convictions. бре exploits as Captain of the winning hockey team (740), as football menace of the first order, as actor of impeccable memory, as sodalist of the prompt and precise type, are legion. Remembering him in Yellow Jack'' and “ІҒ men played cards as Women По”, in those tense moments of hockey and football, we shall be remembering the real honest-to-goodness, down-to- earth ‘‘Spike’’. Астіуіттев: Sodality Executive (38-39-40), Dramatics (37-38-39-40), Hockey A SK onn 40), NEWS Staff, Review Staff, Football (37-38-39-40), and explaining about the wonderful Irish Rebellion. Bic Moment: When he floored the Physics Prof. with his knowledge.

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