Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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COLLEGE CLASSES FRESHMAN —Front: D. Ғікіоттв, B. J. Сваку (Vice-President), R. Broprick (President), К. Kierans (Secretary), Rev. |. Swain, S.].; 2nd row: G. TURGEON, С. Ввлтом, С. Masse, D. Poran, B. McCarruw; 3rd row: D. SurHERLAND, E. Savron, К. Lovett, P. Pare, Е, Моманам; 4th row: P. Сактвм, С. Аџркт, В. Joyce, С. Sr. Акмаор, J. Merr, J. Greene; Back: С. Mono, C. Свввім, J. Warren, К. Murcam, Н. BnacgLAND, К. Russet, К. МсКвоон, J. LANGsTON. SOPHOMORE—Front: В. Wetpon, E. McKenna (Vice-President), К. McKenna (President), T. McKenna (Secretary), R. McGee; 2nd row: С. Порту, J. O' Hz, J. Fortin, К. Кулм, W. WELDON; 3rd row: Н. Маномех, D. Азветлм, P. Кетљу, M. Моврну, А. Мешок; 4th row: К. McDonatp, J. DiGaspart, Е. Mercier, J. Dorie, L. Byrne. JUNIOR—1st row: E. Саттлвх, A. ВЕЗЕТТЕ, М. Marone, Е. Намил, J. Muccair, J. Suttivan, M. McKeown, L. Fortin, L. Carpin; 2nd row: P. Moore, W. Snore, J. Валік, V. Mircuext, J. CHANDLER, R. Brousseau, E. Аззетлм, R. CaAMPBELL; 3rd row: Е. Karne, J. Costigan, A. Увтвоовме, С. Murray, Н. Firzpatricx, L. Freeman, M. Murray, P. DESGROSEILLIERS.

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BRENDAN VEILLEUX Warrer WADEY Рнилр SHAUGHNESSY Hanorp TINGLE PIERRE SENECAL

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LOYOLA Page 9 COLLEGE REVIEW PHILIP SHAUGHNESSY Phil is a ‘norm’, for his personality is well integrated and his life is well organized. When Philip was dangerously injured in the Bishop's game of '39, his well-being was the topic of conversation at the college for several days thereafter . . . and no one rested until Phil was pronounced ‘out of danger'. When most people would get mad and bite a ten-penny nail in two, Phil will remain calm and этен р with a tight rein on his actions. Irish to the core, ‘’ЗВар” is а worthy ru E of the exemplary Shaughnessy clan and certainly a finished product of Loyola pirit. Асттутттез: Football (37-38-Captain 39); Hockey (37-38-39-40); NEWS Staff; Tennis; Baseball authority and star; playing the same kind of poker as Paré, and blushing a deep crimson whenever he receives recognition for outstanding deeds. Bic Moment: St. Patrick's Day and a green tie and shamrocks. HAROLD TINGLE Nervous, restless and yet not impulsive are traits of Harry's many-faceted character. In Harold we find a maximum of intra-mural activities combined with a maximum of scholastic success. Indoors or outdoors, in the class or on the football field, on the ‘News’ staff or backstage, Harold is inclined to underrate himself. His desire for fair play and justice, and his ability to come to the right decision at a moment's notice have made Harry a colorful personality of the class of '40. Broad-minded and jp one he has learned the secre t that to have a friend you must be one, and certainly he has a host of true friends. Activities: Sodality Executive (39-40); Football (37-38-39-40); LCAA Executive (39-Sec'y-Treas.-40); NEWS Staff (37-38-39-Managing Editor 40); Review Staff; Stage work and being thoroughly agreeable at all times; 2 Lieut. іп 0.Т.С. Bic Moment: When bis name appeared as а star dialoguist. BRENDAN VEILLEUX Ben must have been a ‘Why Daddy?’ child, if we are to take as evidence the four years of incessant 20 quizzing to which he has subjected our teachers of science and letters. Shy but impulsive, Veilleux E. is somewhat of an enigma even to his closest friends. A Scholarship from St. Pat's in Sherbrooke У да brought Ben to Loyola, and his scholastic capabilities improved with time. Called ‘А natural- i born sport’ by the boys, Ben has shone in baseball, tennis, football, and hockey during his entire 2 stay here. Engineering is Benny's forte and his віпсегісу will make him а whiz. ! Activities: Library (38-39); Football (37-38-39-40); Hockey (37-38-40); President of Sanctuary Society T4 (39-40), and delving into the entrails of а Philco, vintage 1917. Bic Moment: His first view of the Metropolis, Montreal. % WALTER WADEY Catholic High School contributed no more loyal supporter to Loyola than Walter Wadey. People like to do things for Walter for he commands their respect although he is usually one jump ahead of them when it comes to doing things. Certainly no one can call Walter a common ordinary fellow for he is the type who could “уға Ес with kings, nor lose the common touch . Natural, but conventional and temperamental, Wadey likes to look at life as though it were a rainbow: colored with good friends, good books, good work and loyalty. His ambition will carry him far since he сап pack common sense behind his Ба рача | those two monuments to his work at ыан Тһе Pour Committee and the LCAA will bear witness to the power and sincerity of that wallop. Activities: Sodality executive (37-38-39-40); LCAA (39-40); Football (38-39 Manager 40); Dramatics (38-39-40); singing and cheering until hoarseness sets in; golfing, baseball and intra-mural hockey with a will.