Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LUDGATE, ROGERS ANTHONY Science (Mining Eng.) “Time is the rider that breaks youth.” Rogers, though a netive of Quebec since June 7, 1931, spent a few years at St. Mike’s in Toronto before returning happily to the home province. A holder of a commission in the Navy, he has decided to forego salt water in favor of old Mother Earth. ACTIVITIES: Debating ’53; U.N.T.D. '51, '52, 53. MAJOR, JOHN C., Commerce (Economics) “Drink wine and live here blitheful while ye may, To-morrow’s life too late is, live to-day.” An Espanola boy from February 20th, 1931, Jack arrived here by way of Kingston’s Regiopolis and various railways. His arrival in the fall of 50 meant the arrival of plenty of good humor and serious discussion, which we have not re- gretted. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football '51, 53; Intra- mural Basketball ’51, 52; Varsity Hockey ’51. MAYOTTE, CLAYTON Arts (Pre-law) “Heaven from all creatures hides the Fate. All but the page prescribed, their present state.” Another of the great number of eight year men departing from the scene this year, been more than popular, and his jocular, happy mien has made him famous. Dramatics Basketball are his real loves, though Tennis runs a very close third. ACTIVITIES: Loyola College Review ’'49; Dramatics, ’52, ’53; Intramural Football Intramural Floor Hockey ’52, ’53; Varsity Basket- ball ’49, ’50, ’51, ‘53; Varsity Tennis '53; Eight Year Man; Activity Letter MEAGHER, FREDERICK JOSEPH Arts (General) “Our eyes are but the windows of our souls.” A look at the activities listed below will prove what everyone has thought for some time, i.e., that Fred is an active man in extracurricular activity. Born November 28, 1929, he spent four years in the High School, then came to the Col- lege for a while. ACTIVITIES: Loyola College Review, Adver- tising Manager, ’51, ’52, ’53; Dramatics ’49, '50, 51, '52, ’52; 1I.U.D.L. Debating '51, °’52; Inter- Varsity Drarna League ’52; Sodality 49, ’50, ’51, Sodality Vice-Prefect °52, °53; Junior Football Coach ’51, ’52, ’53; Intramural Football ’49, ’50, 51, ’52, °53; Intramural Basketball 749, ’50, 751, ’52, 53; Intramural Ice Hockey ’49, ’50, ’51, '52, '53; Intramural Floor Hockey ’52, '53; Eight Year Man; All-Activity Letter. 22

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LAFRANCE, GERALD MARCEL Arts (General) “Let conscience be your guide.” Gerald is another of the graduates who claims allegiance to the Stars and Stripes, having been born in Sanford, Maine, on February 15th, 1933. He is a product of Loyola High who this year vacates the Boarder’s flat leaving behind many happy memories. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Ice Hockey ’51, ’52, ’53; Intramural Football ’52, '53; Eight Year Man. LALIBERTE, ANDR7 ALBERT Commerce (Accounting) “And now the laugh is mine.” Flip celebrated his twenty-first birthday on May 1lth, after spending eight of those years under the Tower. President of his class for the past two years, Flip carries his executive ability into the business world with more than apparent ease. ACTIVITIES: Class President ’50, ’52, '53; Vice-President, Council of Student Representa- tives '53; Varsity Football ’50, ’51, ’52, ’53; Intra- mural Basketball ’50, ’51, ’52, '53; Intramural Ice Hockey ’50, ’51, '52, ’53; Intramural Floor Hockey 52, ’'53; Intramural Tennis '52, ’53; Eight Year Man; Activity Letter. LAROCQUE, JOHN PETER Commerce (Ascounting) “You get no pleasure from material things,” Like his brothers, Pete received his early train- ing in the High School, then braved the College for a few extra years. Unlike his brothers, he is bidding for honors in the financial world, and should play his hand well, to make the contract. ACTIVITIES: Commerce Society Executive 53; Varsity Hockey ’53; intramural Floor Hockey 62, 53; Intramural Football ’52, ’53; Eight Year Man. LECOMTE, GUY F. Arts (General) “Where there is a will there is a way.” Guy a voting man since February 10th, has eight years of activities and studying under the Tower, A hard worker in all that he undertakes, Guy, as this year’s President of the Boarder’s Flat, has done a magnificent job. ACTIVITIES: Sodality '50, 51, ’52, '53; Presi- dent, Boarder’s Flat '53; Orchestra ’50, '51; Loy- ola News ’52, ’53; Dramatics ’51, ’52, 53; U.N.T.D. 51, ’52, '53; Eight Year Man; Activity Letter. 21

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MIZGALA, HENRY F. Arts (Pre-Med.) “Labor omnia vicit.” Born November 28, 1932, Henry devoted eight of the best years of his life at Loycla, profitably working towarsd his Med. degree. He was re- warded this vear when McGill accepted him into their Medical School, We expect he will pre- scribe well, ACTIVITIES: Sodality ’50, ’51, 52, Executive 53; C.F.C.C.S. Representative '52; Loyola News 51, ’52; Bowling ’52; Eight Year Man. “All the World’s a Stage.” MOLLITT, JOHN JAMES Arts (General) J im is another of those entitled to wear the Loyola eight year button, having started in the High School in ’45. The old curtain raiser is best known for his Basketball skill and his behind the scenes magic during four years of Loyola’s dramas. ACTIVITIES: Stage Manager ’51, ’52, ’53; Stage Hand ’50; Dramatics Society Secretary '53; Debating Society Treasurer ’53; Sodality ’50, 51, 52, '53; Loyola News ’51, ’52, ’53; Varsity Basket- ball ’50, ’51; Varsity Football ’53; Intramural Floor Hockey ’52; Intramural Table Tennis ’51; Intramural Basketball Referee '50; Eight Year Man; Activity Letter. scientific commerceman. 50, ’51, ’52, '53. MONTI, HECTOR 1}. Commerce (Accounting) “Wisdom is the search for adequate consolation.’ Born January 17th, 1929, Hector received his early training at the Montreal Technical School and then travelled westward to Loyola. started out in Science, but realizing his mis- take, switched to Commerce, and is now a noted ACTIVITIES: Class President ’50; Intramural Floor Hockey ’51, ’52; Intramural Ice Hockey ’49, MOORE, RICHARD C. Science (Mech. Eng.) “Tell me of the good things and I shall do them.” Born June 30th, 1931, Richard has spent his four years at Loyola surrounded by technical tomes and things mechanical. His now all-too-familiar cry in an, attempt to attract the professors’ at- tention will long be remembered by all who took the course. 23