Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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RASPA, ANTHONY ETHIER Arts “The passage of time and the accidents of life wash ceaselessly about our feet many strangers, some of whom, thus wrecked upon the coast of our own lives, remain there.” Young Tony first viewed the world on July 15, 1934, one day too late to join in the Bastille Day festivities. He was introduced to the world of books at Daniel O’Connell. Achievement, however, came during his eight years at Loyola in his contributions to the various publications. ACTIVITIES Review: Editor-in-Chief ’54-’55, Managing Editor '53-'54, Lay-out Editor °52-’53; News: Feature Editor '53, Reporter ‘51-55; Dramatic Society: Supporting Roles '51-'53, Publicity '51-'53; Sod- ality: Member '51-'53; Amphora: Assistant Editor 52-'53, Contributor '52-'53, '54-'55. REIMBOLD, MAX Science “Thus I steer my bark and sail On even keel with gentle gale.” An eight year man, Max was born on January 26, 1933, and true to the weather of that month, he has been energetic throughout his College career. He attended primary schools in Germany for seven years and joined the Loyola squad both as student and sportsman in 1951. ACTIVITIES Touch Football: Intramural '51-'53; Floor Hockey: Intramural '51-'54; Basketball: Intramural '51-'54; Swimming: Intramural '52-'54; Class Sports Manager '53-'55; Football: College Team Guard 53-55. ROWEN, JAMES M. W. Commerce “Not everyone can do great things, but every man can do great things in a small way.” Jim is another anno octo homo, having sub- scribed to the Jesuit training in first high. A great advocate of Commerce, Jim proved himself in his studies. Born September 27, 1934, he has been very active in the various sport organizations on the Campus. ACTIVITIES Football: College Team '53-'55; Hockey: Intra- mural °'51-'53; Basketball: Intramural '51-'53; Floor Hockey: Intramural '51-'55; Sodality: Member '51-'54, Class Representative '53-'54; Stage Crew ‘'51-'53; Commerce Society Class Representative '53-'54.

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PERRAULT, JACQUES Science (Eng.) “The world owes every man a living and the man owes the world the effort to make it.” Born on January 7, 1932, in our native city, Jacques first attended Catholic High School and followed many of his classmates to Loyola. He registered in September, 1952, and has proven himself worthy of his degree. PERRIER, RUGGLES Science “Men of few words are the best men.” Angel-voiced Ruggles entered upon the Montreal scene on March 13, 1931. Once he obtained Junior Matriculation degree from Catholic High, he joined the Science men at Loyola in 1951 where he took up the art of test tubes and chemicals. ACTIVITIES Class President '51-’52; Dramatic Society: |.V.D.L. 50-'51, Singing in Musical '50-'51; Hockey: Intra- mural '53-'55; Football: Intramural '53-'55; Floor Hockey: Intramural '53-'55; Science Society: Organizer '54-'55; Loyola Choir: '53-'55; Boxing Coach: '53-'54. PREVILLE, GEORGE Commerce “Everything comes if man will only wait.” Georges was born on November 29, 1933, at Three Rivers, P.Q. He studied at St. Patrick’s School and came to Loyola in 1951 to register in the Commerce course. Throughout his stay here, he has been a boarder and he, above all, is capable of enumerating the escapades of the boarders of the past few years. ACTIVITIES Hockey: Intramurals '53-'54. 28

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SINDER, ALAN Arts (Pre-Med.) “°Tis all a checker-board of nights and days Where destiny with men for pieces play Hither and thither moves and mates and slays And one by one in the closest lays.” Multi-travelled Al was born in Jassy, Roumania, on December 18, 1933. In Montreal, he attended Baron Byng High School before entering Loyola and finally the Pre-med course. A very renowned conversationalist on acquired characteristics, Al intends to continue his academic career. ACTIVITIES Amphora: Assistant Editor '52-'53. SKORSEWSKI, OLAF M. Science “Hurried and worried until we are buried, and there’s no curtain call, Life is a very funny proposition after all.” A son of St. Adele, P.Q. Olaf first breathed the Laurentian air on November 14, 1934. True to his background, he was a star during his four years on the College’s ski team and boarded for his entire stay at the College. ACTIVITIES Skiing: College Team '51-'54; Floor Hockey: Intra- mural '53-'55; Touch Football: Intramural '53-'55; Basketball: Intramural '53-'55. SMITH, PETER C. Science “The art of living is the art of using experience — Your own and other people’s.” Pete was born on July 20, 1932. Being a hardy sort, he elected to spend his College years study- ing a very difficult course and by dint of iron will he did it. He looked tired when he got his degree but even Peter will admit that it was worth it. ACTIVITIES Basketball: Manager College Team '51-'53; Sod- ality: Member '53-'55; Hockey: Intramural '53-'54; Floor Hockey: Intramural '52-'54, 30