Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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GREEN, WILLIAM EDWARD VAUGHAN Arts iPre-Medd Nil sine magno vite labore dedit mortalibus. Bill hails from the British West Indies, where he was born September 3, 1929. He graduated from Antigua High School, also in the Indies, and has led an eventful life here since 1948. ACTIVITIES: St. John Berchmanis Society. II1 I .' .,If,i'.s I :ilii il '1 n I .Il 1'. 1 GRENIER, RUSSELL Science iCivil EngJ Ambition knows no reslfi Russ balanced a little study with a little extracurricular activity since his entrance to Loyola in 1948. Born February 18, 1930, he graduated from Daniel OiConnell High. His interests are mainly in good works. ACTIVITIES: Sodality, 149, 50, 51, i52; Bowlin, Secretary, 152; C.O.T.C., 150, 151, C52; Ihtramura Basketball, 151, 152. GRIFFIN, GEORGE THOMAS Arts The world knows nothing of its greatest men. George is one of our several Yankees. Born November 22, 1929, in Holyoke, Massachus- sets, he went to St. Jerome High before coming here and distinguishing himself as a Basketball player. Acnvnlas: Varsity Basketball. 50, 151, ,52; Flat President, 152; St. John Berchmanis Society. . 'n . 1 t' ,1 .n . 1': ,. . , . , . 1 l 1 u: 1 I iIi-i l M13 1 b . 311' ..' VII Il'it' .. vi 15 I' I u- ' .1 1'11-n .1 IA: i I .1 th iLuiilli' 1. ' 1 11 ,' ,1 i. iiinlllvll'ghiii IA 1 1'1 I . H a I 1.111' 11 I ' I'M ii I w .' W 1 1' . ' ' . .i'w'f mu II II ': ; fwm . .l' .' , ,. no .01 1 Wm 'mm' ' I 13' 14335.. , KELLY, ANTHONY TIMOTHY Commerce 9' 1 l The world is too mark with us. Tim, a standout poet, athlete, and man-of- the-world, was born January 19, 1931, in Quebec City. He studied at St. Patrickis before coming to Loyola High in 1944. He became. famous overnight. Acnvxnus: Dramatics. 149; Stage Crew, 50, 51; C.O.T.C., 51, 152; Amphora, 50, 151, 152; Com- merce Society, ,50, 151, 52; Worksheet, 150, Editor, '31, Assistant Editor, ,52; Intramural Football, 152; Intramural Hockey, 49. 150, i51, i52; Intramural Basketball, ,49, 150, 51, 152; Intramural Floor Hockey. i532; News, 151, 52; Review, 151; ALL- ACTIVITY LETTER. Eight Year Man. KOSIUK, GERALD Science iChemistry1 Patienre is the companion of wisdom. Gerald took his first breath of air October 17, 1930. He went through Edward Murphy and Thomas DiArcy McGee High Schools, and having survived, came to Loyola in 1948. 18

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FITZSIMONS, DESMOND PAYRICK Commerce Ukcountingi 900d helps those who help themselves. Des has a history somewhat similar to his brothers except for the 'fact that he was born on June 10,1932, and in the fact that he entered Cominerce instead of Arts, and in the fact that the Army doesnt interest him. Acnvnms: Commerce Society President, 150; Intramural Basketball, 149, 150, 151. FITZSIMONS, KEVIN JOSEPH Arts Life is not a goblet to be drained, but a measure tn be filled. Kev was born in 1930, September 14th to be exact. He attended St. VVillibrord, and came to Loy 01a in 1946 with his brother Des.Popular1ycalled 11The Generalii, he has the Army in his blood. Acnvnlus: Intramural Basketball, 151; C.O.T.C., 150 51, 152; Dramatics, 151; Debating, 151. 3 FORBES, WILLIAM O'MALLEY Arts 1Pre-law1 9171 this his genius shone. Will, as he is popularly called, made an unobstrusive entrance into the world on January 28,1932, and completed his studies at Loyola High School and College. A good student, but an active man nevertheless. ACTIVITIES: Council of Student Representatives, 150, 151, President, 152; Dramatics, 149, 150, ,51; 1 . . w .. . 1 1. ,3 Amphnra Editor, ,50, Editor, ,51; News, 149, 150, 1! ,. ,1,,.:-7..'m 1 l. , 11.11.51.111-'11, 151, 152; Review, 149, 150, 151; Varsity Basketball, 9 1 ' 1',,'F' 51;; I H 1.. , 1 H1111 .L'i1l'.2 , 152; Intramural Basketball, ,49, ,50, 151; C.O.T.C., ' V 1 149, 1511, 151; Debating. M.D.L., 151, I.U..D.L., '52; , , , , 11'11113.,215111111 Dfamatlcs Socnety Secretary, 150; Pres1dent, '51; 7 1 .. 1' 1111' ' E1ght Year Man. '1 1 1.1.1.111W i 1 1i M11111 l 'M:1'.11; '1. '1 ' 1111 11,1 FRANK, HAROLD Arts 1Pre-MedJ mfo err is human. To thine own self be true. Harold is one of those rare ones who deserted McGill in favor of Loyola. Born August '23, 1931, he took his Freshman and Sephomore years at McGill after leaving Baron Byng High in 1948. Acnvnms: Intramural Floor Hockey, 152. GlllON, NORMAN HAROLD Science Hug. Physics, Success through failure. For Norm, graduation meant the end of an eight-year sojourn within Loyolais hallowed halls. He was born March 16th, 1931, just missing St. Patrickis day, and prepared for Loyola High by taking a course at Daniel O,Connell. Acnvnlas: Science Students Association, Vice- President, 152; C.O.T.C., 150, 151, 152; Bowling, 151, 152; Intramural Hockey, 149, 150, 151; Intramural Basketball, 151; Eight Year Man. 17

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KUBECK, GEORGE HENRY Am wre-Lawy 11Justice is truth in action. A native Montrealer, George was born December 18, 1930. He was an outstanding scholar at DiArcy McGee High School be- fore coming to Loyola in 1949 and remain- ing a brilliant scholar. . ACTIVITIES: Tennis, '51; ng-Pong, 151, 152, LANE, JOHN ALLAN Arts 1Pre-MedJ WI'he mindis the standard of the man. Another of the strong-willed, John has been at Loyola since 1944, and has been as active as his studies allowed. Born September 1, 1931, here in Montreal, he hopes to be a doctor. ACTIVITIES: Sodality, 150, 151, 352; C.O.T.C., 152; Varsity Skiing, 150; Varsity Football, 350; News, 152; Review, 352; Intramural Hockey, 350; Intra- mural Tennis, 150, 151, 152; Eight Year Man. LAROCQUE, JAMES Science tMath. Physicd nVeni, Vidi, Vici. Jim was born January 6, 1933. Being a hardy sort, he elected to spend eight years at Loyola and by dint of iron will and study, he did it. He looked tired when he fmally got his degree. ' , ,1 ACTIVITIES: Science Students Association, 152; , .. ,1 ' aw, m':.;;z..','1.liotqllm Intramural FOOtball, ,52; Intramural HOCkey, ,49, :1; ,'i.',j',llui-'i-'.II. . n; i v i 1 .1 -I', i .t' ,1 1 1. nzlmluf'f. ,..t 350, 151, 152; Eight Year Man. e 1' '1 ' LAURIN, JOHN Am tPre-MedJ While thou lit'cst, drink, for once dead you never shall return. Born November 24, 1932, at Hull, Quebec, John crossed the river and studied at Ot- tawa University, before deciding to get back on the right side. He came to Loyola in 1950. 151; Tennis. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball, 151, 152. lEGARE, ROBERT GEORGE Science tingineeringi Ciest m3: bien. An eight-year man, Bob was born in the sunny month of May, 1931. This explains his bright disposition and his deep, all-year- round tan. Her Majestyis Armed Forces and his studies are his main interests. ACTIVITIES: C.O.T.C., 149, ,50, 351; Eight Year Man. 19