Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LEGARE, ADOLPHE; Science “If all the days were playing days, To sport would be as tedious as to work . During four years at Loyola, Duff has dis- played the same versatility that made him prominent at the institute of learning he formerly attended, Querbes Academy. With interests varying from basketballing to bugling, he nevertheless maintained a good standing in his scholastic work. Activities: Sodality, '47- 49; Intra-murals, '47- '49; C.O.T.C., 47; Orchestra, 47; Basketball, ' 48. MAINVILLE, SYLVIO; Science “Exhausting thought, and hiving wisdom with each studious year . Although another potential engineer, Syl nevertheless found the arts subjects, particularly philosophy, to his liking. The former St. Pat's man, who, on the flat is the pride and joy of Ottawa, intends to enter third year engineering at McGill next fall. Activities: St. John Berchman’s Society, ` 46- 49; Sodality, '46-'48; Intra-mural Hockey, '46- 48. MAILHOT, ROGER; Arts “Life has a value only when it has something as its object . Completing his entire college career at Loyola, Rog intends to continue his studies at the University of Montreal in the faculty of Medicine. His home town is Sherbrooke. An active participant and supporter of College activities, this zeal should stand him well in future life. Activities: Boarder Club, '46-49; St. John Berchman's, 47-48; Intra-mural Hockey, `46- 49. MALONE, MAURICE; Science But quiet to quick bosoms is a bell . Robust Moe has spent eight years at Loyola and has emerged as one of the most amiable students. An athlete of great propor- tion, he has always maintained high marks in his academic work. He is still undecided about future plans. Activities: Letter Man; Football, '46-'49; Hockey, '46-' 49; L.C.A.A., 46-49; News, 46; Intra-mural Hockey, '46-'49.

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JOHNSON, WILLIAM; Arts From little spark may burst a mighty flame . The boy-intellectual first made his appear- ance in Junior year after mastering the French language at Brebeuf. His stream-of-questions complex brightened many a lecture and earned for him the respect of his classmates. Bill will continue his studies at McGill. Activities: Skiing, '48. LAFRAMBOISE, GUY; Arts Bytown, О Bytown, so far away When I return, ГЇЇ forever stay! Ottawa U lost one of its great football and skiing aces when dashing Guy decided to complete his last two years, in quest of his B.A., at the home of the Ma roon and White. While enhancing his Ottawa reputation, he has successfully prepared himself for his studies in Medicine. Activities: Skiing, '47- 49; Football, '47-'49; St. John Berchman’s Society, 47-49 (Pres. '49). LACOMBE, FRANCIS; Arts “The act of contemplation then creates the thing contemplated’. Studious and amiable Frank has spent eight years at Loyola College and during that time has become one of the Sodality’s most active members. Always up in his studies, he is now well equipped to realize his great ambition, a degree in Medicine. Activities: Sodality, '46-'49; Tennis, '47-'49. LECLERC, JOHN; Arts “Не is a soldier fit to stand by Caesar And give direction . An eight year man at Loyola, John has always been envied for the facility and speed with which he writes poetry. An industrious student with athletic ability, his future lies in the service of his country as a permanent member of the armed forces. Activities: C.O.T.C., '46-'49; Sodality, 46-47; Football, ' 49.

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MANGAN, MAHLON; Science “East 1s East and West is West And never the twain shall meet. Doc stampeded into Loyola from Edmon- ton, Alberta, for a stay of over eight years, which was interrupted for three years by service in the Royal Air Force Transport Command. Always active in extra-curricular activities, he intends to head back out West, the only place for me , after his studies for an M.D. degree. Activities: Intra-mural hockey, '47-'48; Boarders’ Club, '47-'49; Bowling League, '47; Football, ' 4G. MACLEAN, DONALD; Science “А little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Another eight year man at Loyola, Don, of intra-mural hockey fame, has been one of the leading engineering students for these last four years. His enviable scholastic record will serve him well in the continuation of his studies he intends at McGill. Activities: Sodality, '46-'49; Intra-mural Hockey and Golf, 46-49. MARTIN, JOHN; Arts Slang is piquant, like catsup, I decry it, Not as a condiment, but as an entire diet. Since arriving at Loyola in Sophomore year, smiling Jack immediately stepped into the College Hockey and Football picture. He remains non-committal concerning his future, but his college cronies remain assured that he will enliven many a class reunion with his deep philosophical insight. Activities: Football, '46 and '48; Hockey, '46-'49; Intra-mural Hockey, '47-'49. MACNEIL, WILLIAM; Arts “A kiss from my mother made me a painter. Since his arrival from Catholic High, un- predictable Bill has completely baffled both the faculty and the students with his unique interests. When not investigating the intri- cacies of Hindustani, Buddhism, or the philo- sophy of Confucius, he can be found sketching the various members of the class. His Pre-Med course successfully completed, he now intends to study Dentistry at the University of Montreal. Activities: C.O.T.C., '46-'47; Intra-mural Hockey, '48; Review, '48.