Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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BERNARD POIRIER Commerce The more we study, the more we realize our ignorance. Bernard, born on March 15,1935,0riginally acquired his education at l' Ecole Superieure Lc Plateau. He 15 fluent both in French and English-it should prove to be a great asset in the business world of Duplessis Land tFrench for Toylandi. ACTIVITIES: lntromurals: Hockey '52-'56. ROGER H. POITRAS Science Any man can do the thzngs he wzshes, 50 long as he has the faith, power and wzllzngnessf' Roger, born on July 20, 1933, has had one hand or both in sporting activities, whether as a competitor or as an organizer, ever since he first came to Loyola many years ago. ACTIVITIES: Sodality '55-'56; Stage Crew '53-'54; Soccer '54-'55, Manager '55-'56; SSA Chairman Film Committee '55-'56; IAC Dir. of Int. Hockey '54-'55; News Circulation '55-'56; Review: Proof Ed. '54-'55; lntromurals: Floorhockey '53-'56, Basketball '53-'56, Swimming '53-'56, Football '53- '55, Bowling '54-'56, Referee '53-'56, Curling '54-'56, Hockey '54-'56; Eight Year Mon. ROBERT RAYMOND JOSEPH SAUVE Science The best way to show that a stick is crooked is not to argue about it or spend your time denouncing it; but to lay a straight stick alongside 0f it. -D. L. Moody. Bob, born March 7, 1934, has spent a third of his years here at Loyola. He is an avowed science- type. He has shown himself not only as a good student but as a fine administrator. ACTIVITIES: Class President '53-'54; SSA Secretary '54-'55, President '55- '56, CSR Secretary '55- '56; Intramurals: Floor- hockey '52- '55, Basketball '52- '56 Swimming '52- '53, Foot- ball '52- '55; Eight Year Man. RONALD EDWIN SLEEMAN Commerce More thzngs are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of 2, Ronald was born in Guelph Ontario on October 25,1932. He is a very quiet but highly conscientious man, who, with an average amount of good fortune, should travela along way toward his goal in life. ACTIVITIES: Sodality '52-'54; Debating '52-'55; Dramatic: 52-'53; URTP '52-'54; Bowling League '52-'54; Intramurols: Hockey '52-'53; Eight Year Mon.

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MICHAEL JAMES O'DRISCOLL Commerce The college graduate is presented with a sheepskin to cover his intellectual nakedness. Mike, born June 27, 1933 received his Junior Matriculation certificate from St. Michael's College School in Toronto, his hometown. He has, during the last four years, been elected to various executives and has shown himself to be a good administrator. ACTIVIIIES: Boarders' Flat: Sec. '53-'54, Vice-Pres. '54-'55, Pres. '55-'56; Stage Crew '55-'56,- loyolo Choral Group '53-'54,- Commerce Rep. '54-'55,- Varsity Hockey Manager '54-'56; Varsity Football Manager '55-'56. JOHN OLIZAR Science It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. John, born April 20, 1935 in Mexico City, first came to Loyola College in his Sophomore year, having completed his High School at Institute Patria in the capital City. In whatever branch of Science he finally makes his career, we offer him our best wishes. ACTIVITIES: loyola Choral Group '53-'55. EDMUND THADDEUS PEARSON Science I must have liberty withall, as large a charter as the wind, to blow on whom I please. Ted, born August 10, 1935 in Tientsin, North China, first came to Canada seven years ago. However, he did not C O O O O O O , O acqulre hls pipe untlll he Jomed Her Majestys Canadian Navy as a young, salty Freshman. ACTIVII'IES: UNTD '52-'56,- News: Contributor '55-'56. MATTEO SILVIO PERROTTA Science Time is invaluable; let us not waste any. Silvio, born January 10, 1935 somewhere in Italy tfor the eensor's benefiti, has been plying his trade in various forms tEngineering in this easei for the last eight years at Loyola. ACTIVITIES: College Orchestra: '53-'56; Eight Year Man.

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DAVID PEMBER'I'ON-SMITH Science Life is what you make it- Use but don't abuse. David, who was born on February 3, 1936, came to Loyola six years ago from St. Leo's Academy. There have been few men who have attended the College, who can play a finer eighteen holes than does Dave. For the past three years he has been the top golfer at Loyola. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Golf Team '52-'55 lcaptain '53-'55i; lntramurals: Basketball '52-'56, Football '52-'55, Hockey '53-'56. DANIEL JOSEPH SULLIVAN Arts Learning is an ornament in prosperity; a refuge in adversity; a provzszon in old age. Dan, from the cradle, lapproximately May 12, 1935l has had his eye on a Law career. He is a man who is eager for work and who always strives for perfection. He is one who will undoubtedly lead a full life. ACTIVITIES: Sodality '52-'56, Executive '54-'56; Dramatic: '53-'54; Debating '53-'56; COTC '54-'56; Veritas '53-'54; Bowling League '53-'54; Intromurals: Hockey '54-'56, Bowling '55-'56; Eight Year Man. DAVID WATERS Arts We are influenced more by what a man is than by the truths that he proclaims. David was born in Montreal on April 7, 1935. He is a man who will never Shirk a worthwhile argument, though he will never start one or carry the issue so far as to embitter his opponents. He is a man with a point which invariably is well sharpened. ACTIVII'IES: Sodality '52-'53; Dramatic: '52-'56, Vice-Pres. '55-'56; Debating '52-'53, Secretary '54-'55; Class President '55-'56; COTC '52-'56, Vice-Pres. Mess Comm. '54-'55, Staf? '55-'56; News Contributor '52-'56; Intramurols: Floorhockey '52-'55, Basketball '53-'56, Swimming '52-'54, Football '52-'55, Hockey '53-'56; Eight Year Mon. DONALD WHEELER Science All things are possible to him that bclieveth. Don, born August 20, 1934, is a solid man both in stature and character. He is a cool customer to work with, and above all a perfectionist. His greatest asset appears now to be his ability to place the correct amount of emphasis on the right thing at the right time. ACTIVITIES: Class President '54-'55; lntramurals: Floorhockey '52-'55, Football '52-'54, Hockey '52-'54; Eight Year Man.