Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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WILLIAM KEVIN KIELY Science-Pre-Med Great men tum failures into stepping stones, for it is not failure but low aim that is the crime. Kevin, born August 19, 1934, is another hard working student, who has devoted his college years almost exclusively to his pre-medical studies. He is a man who can discipline himself to the rigors of his exacting work and still keep his eyes open. AC'I'IVII'IES: Varsity Boxing '52-'53; lntramurals: Floorhockey '52-'55, Basketball '52-'55, Football '52-'55, Hockey '52-'55,- Eight Year Man. JOHN MICHAEL KINSELLA Commerce Ful wys is he that can himselven knowe. - Chaucer. John, born July 16, 1937, is the youngest man graduating in the Commerce Faculty this year. Quiet and mature for his age, he is a man with many hidden talents, of which we have been getting but a mere inkling during the last four years. ACTIVITIES: Sodomy '52-'53, Class Representative '54-'55. ERIC KOST Commerce 2 More things are wrought by prayer...' Eric, born May 7, 1934, is another of those bright young lads from the Towne. Unusual though it may seem for a Com- merce-type, Eric is genuinely interested in journalism iin a commercial sort of wayj ACTIVITIES: Sodomy '55-'56,- Commerce Worksheet '53-'56, Man. Ed. '55; Intramurols: Floorhockey '53-'55, Swimming '53-'56, Football '53-'55, Tennis '53-'55, Hockey '54-'56; Eight Year Man. JEAN LAFLEUR Arts Ut v010 Jean is the youngest man of the graduatmg class. He was born in Montreal on May 6, 1938. He came to Loyola from Brebeuf College in 1954 and has given an Excellent account of himself since. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Golf '55-'56; lntramurals: Football '54- '55, Hockey '55-'56.

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PETER HOWISON Commerce In doing what we ought we deserve no praise, because it is our duty. Peter was born in Montreal on January 25, 1933. He has for a good many years been plying his way up and down Sherbrooke Street, living the rather complacent life of the undergraduate. However, he now feels that at least he won't have to travel so far to work. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Floorhockey '54-'55, Football '54- '56, Hockey '54-'56; Eight Year Man. ELPIDIO ROBERT IUTICONE Arts Pre-Med There are occasions when it is undoubtedly better to incur loss than to make gain. Robert was born on October 15, 1934. He is a wonderful combination of a great talker and amazing gesticulator. He possesses firstly a fine tenor voice, and secondly, an ability to cheer up anyone, even on the most disheartening day. ACTIVITIES: Sodality '52-'56, Second Asst. '54-'55, Prefect '55-'56; lntramurals: Football '52-'53, Basketball '52-'53; Eight Year Man. FRANK MICHAEL KAVCIC Science We venture into the unknown, armed with what we have learned. Born March 10, 1933, Frank has had his nose in some sort of a Chemistry laboratory almost since that initial day. He is unusually successful in being able to combine a ready smile with a serious outlook on the future. ACTIVITIES: COTC '54-'56,- lntramurals: Basketball '52-'55, Football '52-'55, Hockey '52-'56. JACK KELLER Commerce He that discloseth to a friend the secrets of his mind doth rid himself of happiness. Jack was born on April 15, 1929 in Kernei, Yugoslavia. He lived in Germany during the war and was educated in the Gymnasia in Germany. He has been at Loyola since Fresh- man and has achieved high academic standards.

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FRANCIS PHILIP LALONDE Science Labor omnia vicit Frank, who was born on July 9, 1933, is another of the many eight year men. He has always been very interested in things mechanical and scientific and so it is not surprising that in this field lies his future. ACTIVITIES: URTP '52-'55; Bowling League '52-'56, President '53-'54; Jr. Varsity Hockey '53-'54; lntramurals: Hockey '52- '56, Football '52-'54, Floorhockey '52-'55; Eight Year Mon. GILLES lAMONTAGNE Arts Pre-Med In vino veritas. Gilles, who was born on October 29, 1934, is the only graduate who already has his degree. He received his dip- loma in the faculty of Arts at Brebeuf College in 1955. He is a special student at the college taking only pre-medical courses. ACTIVITIES: COTC '52-'56. JACQUES JOSEPH lEGER Commerce He that nought n'assayeth nought n'acheveth. -Chaucer. Jacques, born on the last day of the year in 1932, came to Loyola in his Sophomore year from De La Salle College in Toronto, his hometown. He has always had a great interest in things commercial, especially the Commerce Society. ACTIVII'IES: Commerce Society: Sec.-Treas. '54-'55, Pres. '55-'56; CSR: Treasurer '55-'56; Varsity Football: Manager '55-'56; lntramurals: Hockey '53-'54. RAYMOND JOSEPH lOSITO Science Pre-Med More things are wrought by prayer that this world dreams of. Ray might be described as a fine product of this city's High School football and hockey leagues. This would be unfair, for he is a self-made man, a tireless worker, an enthusiast at all times. He will indeed be missed at the College. ACTIVITIES: Sodality '53-'56; Varsity Football: '53-'55; Var- sity Hockey '53-'56, Captain '55-'56; Review: Contributor '53-'54, '55-'56; Intramurals: Basketball '54-'56, Floorhockey '53-'55.