Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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McMULLAN, JAMES BRIAN Arts “The secret of success is constancy of purpose.” Brian, another of the McMullans who hail from the College neighbourhood, was born on July 25, 1934. An eight year man, he took his studies and innumerable activities with equal ease, dis- tinguishing himself especially in football and hockey. ACTIVITIES Football: College Team, Center '52-'54; Hockey: College Team Center '53-'55, Captain '54-'55; L.C.A.A.: President '54-'55; Dramatics: Stage Crew 54-155. MAGUIRE, J. GORDON Arts (Pre-Med.) “Ambition — the fundamental principle of success.” Gordie, Loyola’s answer to Einstein, was born on June 23, 1934. Having survived High School, he pulled out his biology book and dissecting instruments and went to work on his Pre-med course. An admirable debater, Gord intends to do postgraduate work at McGill. ACTIVITIES Dramatic Society: Minor Roles '51-'53, Secretary '53-'54; Debating Society: Secretary '53-'54, President '54-'55; Arts Society: Secretary '53-'54; Loyola News: Feature Editor '54. MARVIN, ROBERT Arts “They shall not pass.” Bob is a native of Kentville, N.S. and was born on April 27, 1931. A second Lieutenant, he is the College’s aspiration to General Patton. A magnificient combination of football talent and love of Wagnerian music, he attended school in his home town and St. Leo’s before coming to Loyola. ACTIVITIES C.0.T.C. °50-'54; Football: College Team Guard 50-'54; Hockey: College Team Manager '50-’53. 25

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LUNA, DELIO Science “Imagination is more important than knowledge.” Delio is a native South American, from Bogota, Columbia. At home, he spent several years studying at Liceo De La Salle and San Bartolomé where he obtained his Senior Matriculation. Entering the Science course in 1951 he took his studies very seriously and intends to do post- graduate work. ACTIVITIES Tennis: Intramural '51-'55; Bowling: ’'52-'53; Soccer: College '52-'53. McALEER, OWEN Science “The man that loves and laughs must sure do well.” For Owen, graduation meant the end of an eight year sojourn within Loyola’s hallowed halls. He was born September 2, 1933, which was a lucky day for his Science Faculty in which he was prominent during his College years. ACTIVITIES Science Student's Association: Vice-President '54- 55; Class President '53-'55; Sodality: Member '52-'54; Air Force U.R.T.P. McCARNEY, JOHN GRAHAM Arts “To-morrow never comes until it’s too late to do anything about it.” A native of Peterboro, Ontario, John was born on April 16, 1931. He studied at St. Peter’s and Regiopolis which he deserted in favor of Loyola in 1951. A great sportsman, he distinguished himself in football and hockey. ACTIVITIES Football: College Team '51-'53; Hockey: College 53-'55; All Intramural Sports '52-'55; L.C.A.A. 52-'55; C.S.R.: Executive '52-'53, '54-'55; Boarder’s Executive '52-'55; Dramatic Society 53-'55; Choral Group '53-'55; St. John's Berch- man's Society: Member '51-'55, President '52-'53, 54-'55.

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MAYRAND, PIERRE Arts “Tl n'est pas de chagrin dont une heure de lecture ne m’ait consolé.” Friendly Pierre, born on August 1, 1934, survived Ottawa University, Collége de Montréal and St. Alexander in Rigaud, and entered Loyola for philosophy in 1953. His appreciation of painting, music and literature are highly considered as are his travels to distant parts of the world. MEYERS, JOHN FREDERICK Arts (Pre-Med.) “Life is not a goblet to be drained but a goblet to be filled.” Another member of the white-coated, Pre-med group of Senior Arts, John was born July 12, 1933. Having first attended Notre Dame de Grace to familiarize himself with French, he came to Loyola and is an eight year man. During this time he led his class frequently in athletic representation. ACTIVITIES Sodality: Member '52-'55; Dramatics: '53-'54; Football: Intramural ‘'51-'55, Captain '54-'55; Basketball: Intramural '52-'55; Curling: Intramural '53-'55; Swimming: '52-'55, Captain '54-'55. MOSKALUK, RAYMOND Science “Laughter oils the wheels of life and helps to keep it running smoothly.” On October 12, 1932, Ray was one of Montreal’s special contributions to Loyola. He obtained both Matriculation degrees at Catholic High and came to Loyola in 1951 where he joined the Science Faculty. A dependable football player, Ray intends to continue his studies diligently as well as his sports life. ACTIVITIES Football: College Team Lineman '51-'53, '54-'55. 26