Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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,,-,W.,.! ' -il-li. Robert Joycc Guy Manrha JHFHSS M611 Gabriel Moro Russell McKeogh Eugene PHFCUI Earl Saylor

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if I. O YO L A- COLLEGE REVIEW W 13,a1,1fT'1lYWyl'. Y L W' 5 , 1,1 1 Page ,-.,w,, ,f,fmM,4, 1 I f 'lwyf fff' , 1715 sff '7 ' H A7 ' E' , ZW' Xxx sp. sp x I . LL E 4 as 5 . f 4' lik e ,fy f f .fl . JLQ' . fi i Wt f' ' ' ' 'L ww f J ff rea 'G W- aw K . eff . . ff fl 'J' 5 V i n ELL !,A,,, ' . ' 'fu' fi ' wif w if Mfr? ' Kapil?-'l fn i' 'J . Tw QQ Gabriel flloro X as 7- is another of the old guard who made the full NJ fi?-. ' course at Loyola. Belying his alias, c'Gabby', has always been among those classihed as quiet, and it has only been of late that we have really discovered that he has a sense of humor on a par with Benoit's. His idea of paradise is a week-end or more up North, lazing in the sun, or tramping the forest's V fs ferny floor with his dog 'n his gun. Polite and capable sum up Gabriel, and we have no doubts that he will acquit himself ably in .S .T . . , 11.fa..:' Q gif-0.44 .'--, . f K 'Z combat with lifes problems. 'A 1' , ' is my ,f . Li up .. . s . fax gif, Russell 1WcKeogl1. tr 'e 4, v X V K, Russ is another of the old-timers who came ' r . to Loyola eight years ago. Imaginative to a , -rf' by Q Joint, and of an artistic tem erament, he ' c '- 'f'qQ, 233 1 . . P pi has been associated Lute fre uentl with 'Vs ' . q q . Y . . S 1 AN f'H Brodrick, Monahan, Polan and Crrbbin in 6' gg.. ,55'4Qgk class and school activities, but has been most noted for his start in writing. His ambition in that direction is no secret, and besides con- I b tributions to the News and the Review, has , ' L ' ' had some short stories published. If Selective . W Service proves amenable to such a non-essen- J Wgwg tial course, his enthusiasm in his chosen field M Y, .s will certainly pay him dividends . . . the posi- ' i mf' .K if tions of Secretaly of the LL,Dfs and of the N 'l 1 mm l ' C.O.T.C. were right up his alley. ,mf ,fn e. ' , .,,.x. A. -4.'.

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,re--... .-W..,.lslg.i M' .' Y if-fQ,'f5 5k'V ' LOYOLA COLLEGE Page REVIEW Eugene Parent 4 Hailing from Sedley, Saskatchewan, Doon is , the VVest's second contribution to Loyola, and f a 11, in the short time he has been with us has endeared himself to us all. His quiet, thought- ' f' if Y - ful disposition assure us that he will achieve success, but what isbmore important, that he will do so by winning the esteem and con- Hdence of all who ma e his acquaintance, as W V M he has with us. Seldom does one meet a chap like Eugene, for never in our memory have if f we seen him in anything but the best of good 5 humor, and if he is representative of Canadais 1 3 Q ,- West, we like it. , 'fswfaj J' 2 mix- J' E Q - 550 . f Earl Saylor is another of the old guard. Starting at Loyola fix ,I ,, ,, , s 1 R in T35, with the gift of a phenomenal memory bwfrixvf i.,G f he has managed to stay in the select section gf' VH 'is of Honor students. O an artistic tem era- L 1 if-. ,E , ,yffgxgr ,Y ment, he likes to draw, is a Fiend at damaging, 1 V I l ' -'. .A and is top tenor in the Iroquois Mixed Choir. ' Six If you want Earl, just look around for Iimmy - V 'if fjiiil, 1, f, 'TA Mell, and vice versa, for they have become ,fs , gf, ,V 35 lk inseparable friends. Living away over in eh, 4 Caughnawaga has somewhat curtailed his X activities, but Earl always shows up for the fr 'W r important things, and in that is a true Loyola ITIHH. 5' ,,,.f, H We-.ii 'r w.,: 1 f 7 H eroism How do we judge a British herols worth? Not by the lengthy line of captives bound Behind him, fastened to his saddle girth, Not by an empty rabble's grateful sound. But he who sees the thorny path of right, Who knows that nought but scourge and ieers await Against vast odds still fights the noble fight, In him we honour oalour doubly great. The warriors who faced death with courage high In France and Belgium., Norway, Greece and Crete, Have shown with blood that Britons rather die Than fail the pledges that they oow to meet. When such men perish honour owes nouvht less, Z1 And oalour is not measured by success. IAMES C. MELL, '43, aw, f . m vs fs r ,,,, ,,.fwf.1s ,,,. 16