Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE $Ç) Page 14 REVIEW RUSSELL BREEN-—Rus is another eight year man and one of the most active in the College. A native Montrealer, his amazing ability to handle many jobs well and keep pace with his studies does credit to himself and to his training. His unfailing serenity (even at three o'clock in the morning) while editing the Loyola Nets is a cause of wonder to fellow- workers and students alike. Activities: Sodality, C.S.R. Inner Executive, Loyola News Editor-in-Chief, Sophomore President, Junior President, Montreal Debating League, Dramatics. EDWARD CARON—Four years ago St. Dunstan's lost to Loyola this likable, generous son of Rimouski. Few college activities have not benefited from his readiness to lend a hand. The Stage in particular has known his help. A solid citizen, stout fellow, he will always be a steadying influence in whatever circle he moves. Activities: St. John Berchmans Society, President, Stage Crew, Intra-mural hockey and tennis. JACQUES CHASSE--Habitué of the Quebec Terrace and the Chateau Frontenac, Jacques came to Loyola from Brébeuf in Sophomore year. Though some claim he resembles Frankie Sinatra, he has so far kept himself safe from the mob. He has been an unfailing source of amusement to members of his class and to the denizens of the Flat. Perhaps his fondest memory is the defeat of the Canadiens by his beloved Leafs in the 1945 play-offs. He looks forward to Law as a career. Activities: Sodality, St. John Berchmans Society. PAUL CHEVALIER—Paul’s high scholastic record redounds to the glory of his native Sherbrooke whence he came to Loyola two years ago. Outstanding among pre-med students, he is of a self-effacing, retiring disposition. In spite of his good looks, he claims no relationship with the well-known Maurice. Activities: Sodality, St. John Berchmans Society. JOSEPH FULLERTON—Joe came to us this year straight from the R.C.A.F. and clearly gives the lie to all nasty aspersions sometimes cast upon Torontonians. He evidently thrives on the local atmosphere for he is very active and is well-liked. Not least of his good points is an amazing and very helpful knowledge of philosophy. Activities: Young Christian Students. EDWARD GERAGHTY- Ted's home is in Peterborough. Before entering Sophomore at Loyola he studied at Regiopolis. An all-round athlete, man-about-town type, conscientious student, he intends to carve out a career for himself in medicine. The pharmacopoeia will find a ready assistant in his personal charm. “Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry look but in this case not a dangerous one. Activities: Sodality, St. John Berchmans Society, Ski Team, Basketball.

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LOYOLA T. COLLEGE (0) Page 16 REVIEW HENRY GRIFFIN—St. Leo's Academy, Westmount, took care of Harry for us up to four years ago. His warm smile, native modesty and readiness to help make him popular among all who come into contact with him. As manager of the college hockey and football teams, his contribution to their success, though little recognized, was large. Activities: Sodality Vice-Prefect, College Hockey and Football Manager, Montreal Debating League, Loyola Review and News Staffs. HENRY HALL—A Montrealer who has spent eight years at Loyola, Harry is one of the most faithful and hard-working men around the College. In a retiring way he has given time and effort to almost all local organizations. And his quiet good humour has made others feel he liked doing it. Activities: Sodality, C.S.R., Loyola Review and News Staffs. WILLIAM HARCOURT—Three years ago Bill brought his graceful self to the College from Guelph and ever since has been an example to the rest of the boys of sartorial splendor. Sometimes cleanshaven, sometimes with waving locks and bristling moustache but always with the same winning charm. As a mainstay of the Dramatic Society he swept through his roles with an easy grace. Activity: Sodality, St. John Berchmans Society, Dramatic Society President. ANTHONY LOGAN- Tony is our budding Chopin and so the piano virtuoso of the College. Music lovers will always lament the symphony he wrote and destroyed in a single day. Forced to choose between his studies at the Conservatory and his general education, he wisely elected to concentrate first on the latter. His rare outbursts of humour reveal a likable personality. Activities: Orchestra, Loyola News Music Critic. EDMUND MEAGHER—Of four Meagher brothers, Eddie will be the second to graduate. Affable and obliging, he has worked effectively on several Executives during his eight years at Loyola. He is most at home with a football, hockey stick or tennis racquet in his hand. Always willing to lend the benefit of his athletic experience to others, he coached this year's Bantam football champions. Activities: Sodality, St. John Berchmans, L.C.A.A. Executive, College hockey and football. MAURICE MELNYK—During his four years stay at the College, Moe has managed to acquire a moustache, wavy hair and a Crown in the C.O.T.C. A herring-choker from Sidney, N.S , he is noted for his rugged technique in intra-mural hockey, boxing and football. Activities: C.O. T.C. C.S.M., Intra-mural boxing, hockey and basketball.