Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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CONWAY, LEO; Science. “To business that we love we rise betime, and go to't with delight.” Leo of the C.O.T.C., has always been a diligent and successful student since entering Loyola in Sophomore year from D’Arcy Mc- Gee. He has always maintained an ardent in- terest in the drama and intends to enter the business world on completion of his studies. Activities: C.O.T.C., '47-'49. COPNICK, LEON; Arts. We may know what we are, but know not what we may be. Leon, the intellectual, is a first class student who came to Loyola from Montreal High in Sophomore year. He is reputed to be the most precise student to inhabit Loyola for a long time. His ambition is to enter McGill Medical School next year. Activities: Inter-class Debating, '47. CooLs-LARTIGUE, DESMOND; Arts Banished the doctor, and expelled the friend. Des is one of D'Arcy McGee's gifts to Loyola who looks forward to Medicine as a career. A serious student for three years, he has limited his extra-curricular activities to membership of the C.O.T.C. and a two year stay with the Varsity basketball squad. Activities: Basketball, '47-'48; C.O.T.C., '48-' 49. CREVIER, AUREL; Arts. Bad men excuse their faults, good men will leave them. Aurel is another eight year man who took a particular interest in debating. Although averse to lengthy labs he nevertheless maintained high standards in his scholastic work. He is as yet undecided regarding his future. Activities: Inter-class debating, '46- 47.

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BONHOMME, CLAUDE; Arts. “The true ship is the shipbuilder.” For eight years, Claude’s intense studious- ness has only been rivalled by his courteous and obliging disposition. In his leisure mo- ments he has been engaged in pursuing the des- tinies of “Les Habitants” and in constructing new sail boats. He plans to study medicine at U. of M. next year. Activities: Intra-mural hockey, '46-'47. BROWN, RUSSEL; Arts “The first great work (a task performed by few) is that yourself may to yourself be true.” Russ is one of the graduating class’ eight year men one who will long be remembered for his congenial spirit and ready smile. Stung at an early age by the travel-bug, he intends to com- plete his studies in Medicine at the University of British Columbia. Activities: C.O.T.C., '46-'49. BREMNER, JOHN; Science. Deeds, not words. John, a man of few words but many thoughts, is a product of Catholic High School. Averse to talkative people, he has silently and faith- fully devoted his four years at Loyola to the study of science. His scientific acuity will un- doubtedly be of great assistance in achieving his goal of an M.D. degree. COHEN, JACK; Science. `` Attempt the end and never stand to doubt; Nothing's so hard but search will find it out.” From Strathcona Academy, Jack entered Loyola in Sophomore Science. Militia-minded, he immediately entered the C.O.T.C. and has since been sincerely striving for his captaincy. He is still uncertain concerning his future, but his fellow Grads will not be surprised if he goes into the magazine business. Activities: C.O.T.C., '47-'49.

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DAVIS, THOMAS; Science. But wonder on, till truth make all things plain. Tom, one of the few vets who persevered, has always done admirably well in his studies. The little time he relinquishes to relaxation is taken up with the study of great speakers. Tom’s ambition is to study Dentistry. Activities: Chairman of the Veterans Society, ' 46. DESCHAMPS, ALBERT; Arts. One thing is forever good; That one thing is success. Al was a welcome addition to Loyola who arrived from Jean de Brebeuf in Junior year. He since has impressed everyone with his great tennis skill, and also found time to earn his lieutenancy in the C.O.T.C. He intends to enter the McGill Medical faculty next fall. Activities: C.O. T.C., '48-' 49; Intra-mural tennis, '48-' 49; Sodality, '49. DELICAET, PAUL; Science. “Your deeds are known, In words that kindle glory from the stone.” Paul is an eight year Loyola man who has been manager of many hockey and football teams. He could always be relied upon to assist willingly in any college undertaking. Al- though extremely irritated by fall survey schools, he intends to complete engineering at McGill. Activities: Hockey (mgr.), '46; Football (mgr.), '46-'48; Review (advertising), '46-'47; C.O.T.C., 47-49; Class vice-pres., 48. DODGE, NORMAN; Arts. “Kindness is wisdom, There's none in life But needs it and may learn.” Personable Norm has starred on hockey and football teams at Loyola for eight years. Of late his pet aversion has been physics problems — perhaps the fact that he intends to go into business has something to do with it. Activities: Hockey, '46-'49; (Captain '49); Foot- ball, ' 49; Sodality, '46-'48; Tennis, '47- 49.