Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE X) Page 12 REVIEW The Seniors ROGER CARRIERE—Hailing from the great northland of Abitibi, in eight years at Loyola Roger has gradually scaled the cursus honorum to the dignity of President of the Student Body and of Senior Class. And from that height he stands ever ready to break a lance in the cause of the down-trodden and oppressed of any place or time. Neither bellicose nor belligerent, Rog relishes a part in any argument no matter what the side. Harvard awaits his arrival with considerable trepidation and the Loyola C.O.T.C. the departure of a distinguished cadet. Activities: Sodality, St. John Berchmans, C.S.R. President, Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice-President, Sophomore Secretary, Boarders’ Club President, Twice Boarders’ Club Secretary. ANDRE BEAUREGARD— Vice-President of Senior Class, Montrealer, André’s perenniel smile and dry wit have brightened his path and cheered his friends throughout all of his eight years at Loyola. Scientifically bent, he looks forward to joining the devotees of Aesculapius. His quiet and unassuming manner will quickly win the confidence of his patients. Activities: Senior Class Vice-President, Sodality, Photographers’ Club, Intra-mural hockey, football and baseball. ARTHUR HALLEY—One of the many Newfies at the College, during four years among us Art has managed to take almost every course in the curriculum and at the same time rate a uniform 90% plus. Perhaps his chief interest, and one in which he excells, is the Debating Society. Anyone who has penetrated his natural reserve, has found Art a good companion and a swell man to have around. If Newfoundland can keep on exporting gentlemen of his calibre, they will always be welcome here. He will without doubt distinguish himself in the medical career he has planned for himself. Activities: Senior Class Secretary, St. John Perchmans Secretary, Debating, I.U.D.L., Dramatics, Intra-mural Tennis, Hockey and Basketball. RAMSAY BARRAKET—When Ramsay leaves this year, there will be removed from the College Flat a prize fashion plate and a leader of the revels. Endowed with a ringing Ciceronian manner and a biting sense of humour, Randy is always ready for a debate, intra-mural, extra- mural or extemporaneous. “Trifluvien” by origin and choice, he will return to brighten the business world of his native city. Activities: Sodality, St. John Berchmans Society, Intra-mural Hockey and Basketball. JACQUES BEAUCHEMIN--Characterized by a broad smile and brilliant neckware this good-natured Montrealer takes delight in broadcasting reassuring remarks about examinations which loom as a threat on the horizon. He is interested in every thing about the College, but the Orchestra remains his chief predilection. ALEXANDER BIEGA—A product of D'Arcy McGee High School, Alex threw himself wholeheartedly into Loyola activities from his Freshman Year. His short figure and stubby pipe have become familiar in every phase of college life. The L.C.A.A. has been his chief interest this year and he leaves it in a flourishing condition. A quick man with an objection, an extra parade or a basket, Alex always makes his presence felt. Activities: .U.D.L., Debating, Basketball, L.C.A.A. President, R.S.M., C.O.T.C.

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[ LOYOLA ; - COLLEGE e Ci R kV ee His EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND JOSEPH CHARBONNEAU, D.D. Archbishop of Montreal His EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND LAWRENCE WHELAN, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal

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ROGER CARRIÈRE President ARTHUR HALLEY NDRÉ B Secretary Vice-President RAMSAY BARRAKET ALEXANDER BIE JACQUES BEAUCHEMIN