Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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VEZINA, MAURICE GEORGE Arts 1Pre-law1 In media stat virtus. Maurice is a comparative newcomer, having entered Loyola in 1950, after attending St. Josephs Seminary in Trois-Rivieres where he was born February 19,1931.His musical ear was popular at Loy 01a. ACTIVITIES: Orchestra, y,'51 '52. WALSH, TERRENCE GERALD Arts It is the purpose that makes strong the vow. Terry, another of the Walshes who hail from Sherbrooke, was born June 29,1930, and followed the family footsteps through St. Patrick's there and Loyola here. ACTIVITIES:RCV18W '49, '50; St. John Betch- man s. '49; Intramural Hockey, '49; Intramural Curling, '52. WEISNAGEL, JOHN Arts 1Pre-MedJ 912161,: is great, but silence is greater. John is silent when he comes to speech. But, since his entering the world with a wai1 on August 23,1931, John has been using an eloquent trumpet to break the sHence. ACTIVITIFS: Bowling, '50, '51. President, '52; Tennis. '51,' '32; Orchestra, '49, '50, '51, '52; Eight Year Man. YOUNG, JOHN THOMAS 1Arts Pre-law1 Logan! mnsequcnres are the ,srare- -crows of fools and the beacons of wise man. John was born in 1930, breezed through Holy Family and Catholic High Schools, entered Loyola 1n 1948, and breezed through four years as a logical consequence of his early training. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball, '49; Intra- mural Football, '52; Orchestra, '50. '111'in r '11 11.1111 1' 31' .111 111111101. ' .'.'1. H 11 1. .11111'11' 1 10 . l m 1 1 1 h 31 1'1w'1 1 .11 111111111 '1 1'1: 11.111111 1iw'111'1h111' 1 111111111 31 .! 111111.! 7715 ' W KEITH BORDEN PETER EGAN ANDRE GILBERT MICHAEL KRAMI. GILBERT MAYVIllE PETER MINKIEWICZ CLAUDE POIRIER 25

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RENZI, GILDO Am Ipre-Med.1 Not meekness, but boldness, is the way to success. LoyolaIS strong man,11DocI1 was born November 8,1930,exhibited his biceps at Lajoie Primary School and Loyola High School, and his gray matter here these past four years. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Floor Hockey, 152; Intra- ??Oral Football, '52; Intramural Hockey, ,50, 51, REYNOLDS, WILLIAM HAROLD Arts IPre-lawI The aim, if reached or not, make: great the life? Bill was born the fourth of August, 1928, and came to Loyola in 1948 after graduating from Daniel OIConnell High School. A true student, Bill should have no trouble reaching his aim. SMITH, JAMES JOSEPH Arts 0 wad some power the giltie gie us To see ourselves as others see us. Smiling Jim came to us from St. Michaelis High in Toronto. He was born August 28, :21. 1111111111111,I 1.1111 . . 1.1; 111 Scotch ancestry, 1s somethmg to behold. 11 1 I...':..:. :ImI III I 11 11 1929. H15 curlmg, probably due to 1118 1 ' 11 7I'1ii'i'f 11.11.. 13111111197. ' ' ' 1 , III, . . ' ' Acuvrnes: Intramural Hockey, .150, 151, I52; :11 '1 1' ' '5 Intramural Floor Hockey, 5?; Curlmg. '51, I52; '. .....II' 'I Iii. ;' U.N.T.D., '51, 152; Arts Soc1ety, I51. I1I1WI1'II '1 . I 1 1 ' '1 I .1 .- 1 , 1 I II pl 1'U11' . . ', 11II I . I i ' 1 3 ! 11 I t . II'1I' 1 1 I'11111I1'I ,. I 111' ' INIIII' III IIIIII' 1' IIIIIII .' III II i II VIII'I ,' . ' 1 II 1 II IAIIIIfI; I . I .. III! III IIIIII' I II IIIIII'II :1'I 1 11 1 1 111 I 11 ' 1, ' ' . 11 IIII'II I 1' 1 II. 1:11 IIIINIIIIJ IIII 1.1.1.7111 I ' I1II .III I n. .I. iuIIIIII1III'II'IIili 1 11 , . . $11 I1 III II 11'1III 'III: ' In .111.II II 'IM1 .uII-II 1111.1II-1 1 '1 111.11 'III h.gll. II ' 1.1,1 UIIIJI'II? TIIQII IWIIIIII. Irimir 111111111 IIIIM 1 1 III:- ' 1 II. H1;II' III' ' III III.110III 'LI: ' I 11111.1 II 111 .1 . I TERROUX, GEORGES ALBERT Arts IPre-lawI To scorn delight: and live laborious days? Georges came to us through the High School, a friendly gentleman, who was twenty-two years old last April 9th. He was 1- a writer in his spare time, contributing to :j the Loyola News and the Amphora. ,51 ACTIVITIES: News, '50, 151; Intramural Hockey, 11' 11 11 11 1-1II ' ' 1 .1111... I '1' 'I'HIMENS, RAYMOND ANDRE Science IChem. EngJ To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield. Born April 4. 1928, Raymond strove through Beaudet Primary, sought a higher education at Catholic High, and found himself here in 1949. He has yielded to nothing, except perhaps the necessity of study. 24

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MICHAEL McMANUS C.O.T.C. Medal for Most Representative Student, 895 points . $ l I l l .-- ' uwmfv! ? mu? n . .3: . 4. .. ., - - .- '; ' ' . '- . . , ' ' ,- ' 1W ' ' 'vv Nib, I.I l: 'I M... :1 :;.,'2; . 9-;.1;3,IA ' - . . . ' . . I V . .' . . .- ' .' I V V . ' . ' I y f I. ;'. iv . 14 ' . ' ' ' '- -, . . '..- . , , , .IWJA ' ' . . '4 ' . ' ' ' OWEN PRINCE A. TIMOTHY KELLY IGOR BOSSY 490 points 535 points Sportsmanship Trophy, 580 points