Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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а.к ж. А-а Ass Page 14 STEPHEN CLERK- Steve hails from Montreal, now lives at Mont St. Hilaire, Р.О. and came to Loyola from Catholic High, entering IIIB in September of 1941. Although Steve takes pardonable pride in his skiing prowess (you have to be good in Mont St. Hilaire) he is probably best known for his great work on the Loyola Stage crews. For the past three years, with his friend Hughie Kerrin, he has helped construct the sets for all the Loyola Stage productions . . . being at the same time a very quick man with a prop in an emergency. Steve is thinking of continuing the medical career he has already begun here at Loyola . . . but whatever be his goal he should certainly achieve it. Activities: Loyola Stage Crew, Savonarola, Traitors’ Gate, Hamlet. BRIAN DANAHER—Dan, as he prefers to be known, is a Senior Scientist (an engineer, that is) who started out at Loyola one September day in 1939, which makes him another of the eight-year boys. But that doesn’t tell the whole story, for he has been a hard-hitting player on the football and hockey teams ever since we can remember. A quick man with a joke, or smart remark on or off the field, and with a habit of smashing his nose, Dan, or ‘Cyrano’ as his friends of the draughting-room have dubbed him, has also played considerable intra-mural sports, and has had one brief fling at floor hockey. If Dan carries the same zest and willingness to work which he has shown on the sports scene into the engineering field we’re willing to wager he’ll land pretty close to the top of the heap. Activities: Senior High Football '43-44, Intermediate Intercollegiate Football '45-46 746-747, Intermediate Intercollegiate Hockey 45-46, Intra-mural Hockey, Basketball. GERALD JOSEPH FLANAGAN--Gerry, as you can easily surmise, is an Irishman, and not in name only but also in character and appearance. The standard Irish red hair and twinkling brown eyes harmonize very well with his Irish wit and humour. This Senior engineer, an eight year man, since his arrival in '39, has carved out quite an enviable record for himself, playing football, tournament tennis, and a great deal of Intra-mural sport. He had his big day when he won the Golf Championship of the college in his Sophomore year in a cloud of flying divots and broken mashies. On occasion he has turned out the odd article for the News and displayed in more than one instance a better than average ability to put his thoughts down on paper. Although Gerry claims his ambition is to be either a plumber or philosophy teacher . . . on the grounds that both offer the same remuneration and entail no work . . . nevertheless we suspect that his designs are upon the field of Civil Engineering . . . which, if he enters, promises a brilliant future. Activities: Senior High School Football ’43-'45, Intra-mural Hockey, Basketball, Bowling '45-'46,46-'47, College Golf Champion '44-45. ROBERT FOURNIER—Bob, the boarder, hails from Hull, Que. and we might say that few can match him. Coming to Loyola from the University of Ottawa, Bob entered Junior Pre-Law in September of 1945. Like most of his fellow boarders he prefers skiing, but is a good tennis player, reaching the quarter-finals in the College tournament last year, and sometimes heads for the golf links when the urge is strong. A favourite pastime is listening to swing records, in spite of competition from the noisy boarder next door. We imagine he intends to continue his Law career, and wish him the best in this endeavour. Activities: Tennis, Intra-mural Hockey and Basketball. JAMES BERNARD GOLLOP- Bernie proudly states that he makes his home in Verdun, Quebec's third largest city, and Verdun has equal reason to be proud of this industrious, Pre-Medical daily export from their fair city. A member of the Sodality since his Freshman year, Bernie was, this year, Prefect of that organization. In addition his hard work for the Review since '43 elevated him to the position of Editor-in-Chief this year. Despite his heavy schedule, Bernie still manages to indulge his passion for taking pictures of birds, and a sure sign of spring is to see him head out to the fields behind the college during the noon hour armed with binoculars and a camera. His interest in this hobby is such that he hopes to be an ornithologist, and we sincerely hope he realizes this unusual ambition. Activities: Sodality Executive '43-47, President 46-47, Review Executive 43-47, Editor-in- Chief '46-47, Loyola News: Photography Editor '44-'45, Reporter '45-46, Librarian '45-46,46-47, Fowling Executive '45-46,46-47. LOUIS GRAVEL—Louis is one of the boarders in Senior this year and comes to us from Quebec city, arriving at Loyola in '45 to enter Junior Pre-Law, having already completed the first two years of his Arts course at the Quebec seminary. Louis’ consuming interest is music, as any other unappreciative boarder will tell you. It seems that he has driven several former room-mates to the verge of-insanity with his passion for concertos, symphonies, and sonatas. But this is not his only diversion, for during the summer he becomes an avid, and sometimes dangerous, niblick wielder, touring the links as often as possible. When snow makes such excursions impossible he dons the barrel staves and heads for the steep hills (which he usually views from the bottom). His future plans are uncertain... but in whatever he chooses, we wish him “Bonne Chance”.

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LORNE CAMIRAND President ROBERT FAUTEUX AUL ORR Vice-President cretary WARREN BROWN i Lovis Вотзјогл JoHN CALLAGHAN

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BRIAN DANAHER STEPHEN CLERK ` GERALD FLANAGAN BERNARD GOLLOP ROBERT FOURNIER Lovis GRAVEL NY