Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ROBERT ARMSTRONG Arts iiliring in. a crowd is the best known antidote to independent thought? Bob, who was born on October 4, 1934, is very fortunate in living equipped with a finely pointed and extremely well- delopvd wit. In his writing, in his debating or in his after- dixmvr speeches, his message, whatever it may be, is never missvd. ACTIVITIES: Debating '52-'55,- Varsify Football '53-'54; Intra- murals: Football '55-'56; Eight year Mon. PIERRE F. BATAILLE Science mI'his is only 11 mar .m'p. Pivrrv, born Junv 3H, 19135 in Bvlgium, started at Loyola in tho Scivm'o farulty in his l'irvshnum yozrr. It took him little timo to svttlv into our Canadian way of things, so much so that he plans to liw hvrv pvrmunvmly.

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Why, 0 my God, has thou forsaken me? These words Our Saviour gasped upon the C 7055 To give us warning that in darkest day Despair may come to turn us from the path. The path t0 God is fraught with tail and strife, We are distracted by the pleasure beat Of our own days, the frenzied furious search For peace and comfort in this evil world. The lust for money, which denotes success, 15 taking us away from love of God And Mammon has returned in subtle guise T0 lull us into false security. So let us now decide with calm resolve T0 stage a Renaissance in Christian life And lead man back to Calvary and to God, Thus to avert a second Fall of man. P. G. CHARNOCK

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DAVID M. BEASLEY Commerce Fortune favours tlw bold. Dave, born February 25, 1935, is first and formnost an accountant. With a mind for figures, Dave has been juggling them for the last four years and plans to make his future in this exacting field. ACTIVITIES: lntramurals: Floorhockey '53-'55, Basketball '55, Football '52-'55, Curling '55, Bowling '55-'56, Hockey '55-'56; Eight Year Man. PIERRE ROGER BEGIN Commerce To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step towards knowledge. Pierre was born on April 30, 1933 in the little town of La Tuquc, Quebec. There he attended Collogc St-Zophirin before coming to Loyola as a Freshman. Although small in stature, he is a man to be reckoned with in almost any field. Acnvrrlss; lntramurols: Hockey '52-'56. PIERRE BOUTIN Science We must look to the future, not to the past. Pierre, born on October 18, 1929, is the only Bachelor of Science. who is not actually a bachelor. He has -tamong other thingsi devoted these past four years to the pursuit of his chemical studies. He is a man of boundless vigor and ovorHowing energy. KENNETH F. CASSIDY Commerce Life is a science; living ; an art. Ken, born January 30, 1932, is another of those very active men who appear every now and then at Loyola. Fancying himself in the limelight, he was readily aCcepted by his fellow students, and consequently became the President of the Student Body. ACTIVIIIES: Sodomy '52-'56, Prefect '53-'55; Freshman Pres. '52-'53; Class Pres. '53-'55; Debating '52-'54,- Commerce Society: Secretary '52-'53; CFCCS: Delegate '53-'54, President '53-'55,- CSR: President '55-'56; Dramatics: Publicity Chairman '54-'55; News: Contributor '52-'56,- Eight Year Man.