Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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JOHN CLORAN Commerce “He that is patient, is governed with much wisdom; but he that is impatient, exalteth his folly.” Born in Montreal, J.C. attended McGee and Cardinal Newman High Schools before coming to Loyola to continue his studies in Commerce. Of keen intellect, integrity, and a mature sense of values, John is respectfully looked upon by his fellow classmates as the elder-statesman. Added to this are a kindness of heart and a sense of participation. Word has it that John is moving to the West. With his qualities, John will surely succeed in both the business world and in carrying the name of Loyola. ACTIVITIES: Sodality ’56-’57; NEWS Circulation ’56-’57; Worksheet ’56-’57-’58. JOSEPH ANDRE DI GIOVANNI Commerce “Fa bene e scardati, fa male e penzaci.” Joe came to Loyola from D’arcy McGee high. The popular “Guiseppe” has been an active participant in intramural sports and societies. Joe couples a personal charm with a smooth sense of humor to make him one of the most affable characters of his class. His keen judgement and scholastic achievement should serve him well in his future career, accountancy. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: floor hockey ’54-’55; swimming °55-’56; football °55-’58; bas- ketball ’55-’58; bowling ’57-’58; broomball ’57-’58; NEWS ’55 ’56; circulation 55 °56; Worksheet: ’54-’57; Editor ’56; Mgn. Ed. ’55; C.S.R. Treasurer 58; Commerce Rep. 57-58. 19 THOMAS LANE Commerce “In doing what we ought, we deserve no praise, because it is our duty.” This all round man attended Loyola High where he developed many qualities which enabled him to be not only an extremely active college student, but also a respected leader on the campus. He finished his career at Loyola as President of the Athletic Association and also winning an all-activity letter. Loyola is grateful to Tom for his faithful work and we wish him success in his chosen field. ACTIVITIES: Varsity: football ’55 °56; curling °56-’58; Intramurals: football °54-’58; basketball ’55-’58; hockey °55-’58; curling °55-’58; tennis °55-’58; bowling 55 °58; swimming ’55 ’58; volleyball ’57-’58; broomball ’57-’58; H.S. Coach; Referee; Sodality ’54-’55; LCAA: Pres. ’58; Secretary 57; NEWS: ’55; Circulation ’56; Carnival: Adv. Mgr. ’57; Comm. Head ’58; Dramatics: Sound Asst. ’55 56 — Mgr. ’57. ALL-ACTIVITY LETTER. 17

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CLASS CUMMERC GRANT BEASLEY Commerce 3 9 “Be game — but not everybody’s. First and foremost a sportsman, Grant learned his football at Loyola high. In college he was an asset not only to the varsity but to his class team. He played many sports well, and a behind-the-scene worker of many campus jobs. Without his valuable work on the Carnival Shows, we would have been in the dark — as he supplied the lighting. Loyola will always remember Grant for his -happy-go-lucky attitude. ACTIVITIES: Varsity football ’55 ’56; Intramurals: football ’56-’58; swimming ’56-’58; basketball ’54-’58; ‘skiing °57-’58; golf ’57 ’58; curling ’55-’57; floor hockey ’54-’55; volleyball ’57-’58; bowling ’54-’58; referee ’55-’58; Class Spts. Mgr. ’56-’58; Mgr. Intramural football ’58; Carnival Comm. ’58; Sound effects 56 57. ATHLETIC AWARD. 16 OF 58 KENNETH ANTHONY CRAWFORD CLASS PRESIDENT Commerce ae whom much is given, much shall be expect- ed.’ Born in Verdun July 28, 1936. Having studied in New Jersey, Ken entered Loyola and since then has succeeded admirably in Economics. Ken, the man with the easy and ready smi le, is a teller of amusing incidents par excellence. Though very active at college, he has always found time to put first things first, especially when it comes to helping his fellow man. As re- gards the future we all know Ken has the abilities and capacities for success and hence to him we wish many opportunities to use them. ACTIVITIES: Varsity basketball ’55; Intramurals: basketball ’56-’58; hockey ’55-’58; floor hockey 55; football 55-’58; swimming 55-58; bowling ’55 ’58; skiing 58; curling °55; broomball ’58; volleyball ’58; Sodality °55 ’56; Class Pres. ’58; NEWS: ’55 ’56; Circulation ’56 ’57; Worksheet Co-Ed. ’57; St. John Berchmans ’58; Vice-Chairman Carnival 58; Commerce Rep. 58. ATHLETIC AWARD.

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KEVIN LARKIN Commerce “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” This probably best represents Kevin’s philosophy o f life. A suave indivi- dual, he combines a startling personality with hard work, thereby making him a much sought after man for activity projects. An eight year man at Loyola Kev arrived in College on the Rotary International Public Speaking Contest Scholarship. It is not hard to imagine his participation in speech and debating. ACTIVITIES: President Parl. Pros ’54; Dramatics 54; Debating °54 ’55 ’56 ’57; Treasurer 57; Member of Loyola team at Chicago Centennial Tournament 1957; Sodality °56 ’57 ’58; Chairman Commerce Banquet 57; Chairman-Radio soe pa and Co-Director Variety Show — Winter Carnival 1958, Eight ear Man. 19 58 MICHAEL GARRICK MALONE Commerce “There but for the grace of God, Go I.” The peace and quiet of Montreal was shattered July 5, 1937, when Garry first stepped on the scene. After completing high school in Regina and California, he came back home and to Loyola. This man has a natural sense of humor and quick wit which is instrumental in his prominence both on the flat and around the Campus. In ice sculpting Garry came to the fore, directing two successive winners. We all wish Garry the same success in Law as he had in both his studies and in his activities. ACTIVITIES: Jr. Varsity hockey ’54-’56; Intramurals: basketball ’54-’58; football ’54-’58; hockey ’54-’58; swimming ’55-’58; floor hockey °54 ’55; bowling ’57 ’58; volleyball ’57 ’58; broomball ’57 ’58; Sodality ’54-’57; BOARDERS Society: V-Pres. ’56; Pres. ’57; Stage crew 754-’58; St. John Berchmans ’54-’58; Member CSR. ’54-’58. Choral Society 54. ACTIVITY AWARD. KEVIN McALLINDON Commerce “The Twentieth Century belongs to Canada.” An active Loyola high student, Kev excelled his previous record during his college years. In his studies, he was a steady plugger, while on the field of sport, he performed not only with great ability but with a type of sportsmanship seldom seen. A Carnival pioneer, he was a great asset to his Alma Mater, who bids him a reluctant farewell. ACTIVITIES: Varsity basketball ’56-’57; Intramurals: football ’55-’58; curling 56; bas- ketball ’54-’58; hockey ’54-’58; bowling ’54-’58; swimming ’54-’58; volleyball 57 ’58; C.S.R. V-Pres. 58; Commerce Society V-Pres. ’56; Carnival Comm Head ’57. Dramatics: Sound Crew ’57. ATHLETIC AWARD. 18