Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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JAMES CLERMONT Civil Engineering “The path to success is paved with good intentions that were car- ried out.” Jim, a proud resident of the city of St. Jean and a daily commuter to Montreal, is also an eight year man here at Loyola. His quiet per- sonality and serious manner won for him many friends during the course of his college days. Jim plans to continue his studies toward a Civil Engineering degree and thence face the bitter world. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Basketball ‘55-'58, Swimming ‘56-57, Football ‘56; EIGHT YEAR MAN. STUART CORP Engineering “To sin is human” Stu, the man with the easy smile and the long frame is the pride of the Theology professors in the college. An eight year man, he plans to get his degree in Civil Engineering at McGill. ACTIVITIES: Intramural: Football ‘59; P S Club ‘58-'59; EIGHT YEAR MAN. ROBERT COUGHLIN Engineering “Only people who do things get criticised.” “Bun” is one of the more colourful members of the senior class. He will be remembered more for his mon thly getogethers than for his academic prowess. Always active in campus activities, he continued to surprise his classmates with his good marks — “Bun” plans to get a degree in Civil Engineering and from there to settle down out west. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Swimming ‘55-'59, Football ‘55-'58, Tennis ‘55-'59, Basketball ‘55-'59, Hockey ‘55-'59, Volleyball ‘57-'59, Skiing ‘57-'59, Bowling ‘57-'59, Curling ‘57-'59; Class Sports Mgr. ‘57-'59; Tennis Mgr. ‘57-'58; Hockey Mgr. ‘55-'57; Carnival: Ticket Chairman ‘57-’58, Promotions Chairman ‘58-'59; NEWS ‘55-'59; Review ‘57-’58; LCAA ‘57-58; EIGHT YEAR MAN. ALL-ACTIVITY AWARD 26

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PAUL BUCKLEY Honours Chemistry “But Lo, love could forgive seventy times seven, and sin sooner be- ‘came tired of needing forgiveness than love did of forgiving.” Paul a graduate of D’Arcy McGee, is a displaced Artsman. He is never at loss for words, his scientific intuition plus his philosophic insights have won for him the admiration of all students. Paul plans (some day) to extend his chemical knowledge to the field of bio- chemistry. ACTIVITIES: Debating Society Treasurer ‘58-’59; NEWS ‘’58-'59; Amphora ‘58-59; UNTD ‘56-’59; Eureka ‘58-’59. ANTHONY CHAN Engineering “A person cannot find the truth unless he lives according to what is already known.” Having become familiar with the English language at La Salle College in Hong Kong, and his knowledge of Canada consisting only of what he had read in magazine articles, Anthony decided to further his studies at Loyola. Although interested in sports (mainly badminton and English rugby) their absence on the intramural scene, rendered him unable to participate in any. Anthony intends to study Engineer- ing at McGill. Best of luck, Anthony! LAWRENCE CHOUINARD Mathematics “I have seen flowers grow in stony places, Kindness done by men with ugly faces, So I trust too.” A graduate of Regiopolis High School in Kingston, Larry came to Loyola well indoctrinated in the principles of “Ontarioism”. Although an Honours math student, he will be more remembered for his philo- sophic tid-bits, His affable personality has won him many friends at Loyola, and should be a great help to him in his proposed teaching career. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Football ‘58-'59, Hockey ‘58, Basketball ‘59, Volleyball ‘58-59; P S Club ‘59. 25

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NICHOLAS DETAKASCY Physics “All things come to him who sits and waits.” Nick has the dubious honour of being the only man in the history of the college to have his sister nominated to a CSR post. He dis- tinguished himself both in the fields of physics and mathematics while his keen interest in philosophy was the driving force be- hind the establishment of the first science newspaper, The Eureka. Nick plans to continue his studies towards a doctorate in physics. ACTIVITIES: COTC ‘55-'58; Eureka Editor ‘58-'59; EIGHT YEAR MAN. GEORGE FUNG General “Education is not as sudden as a massacre, but it is more deadly in the long run.” George is originally from Hong Kong. First educated in a Jesuit col- lege in the far east, he rejoined them at Loyola after having spent two years at Ottawa University. Up to this moment he has been with Loyola for two years which have been, he says, filled with happy memories and friendships brought to him by the people of Canada. Good luck, George! MICHAEL GIBBONS Physics “Man, with his ideas unfolded by education, sharpened by contoversy, rectified by Metaphysics, may “understand” the world, but he can- not invent it.” William Whewell After three and a half years of outstanding academic achievements, Mike unfortunately stained his scholastic record by cutting an Ethics Class — his first and only cut during his four year stay. Shocked as we are by the sudden turn of events we still feel quite certain that Mike will succeed in his chosen field which at present is pure Physics. Mike will always be remembered as one of those certain few who could combine extra-curricular activities with his studies and gain recognition both as a student and as a leader. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Football ‘55-57, Hockey ‘55-'58, Basketball ’55-’58, Volleyball ‘57-'58, Curling ‘57-'58; Referee ‘57-'58; Varsity Football ‘58; Hockey Manager ‘57; NEWS: Managing Ed. ‘57, Staff ‘56; Amphora ‘57; Eureka ‘58; Cymbium ‘58; IAA Pres. ‘58, Secretary ‘57; SSA Secretary ‘57; Carnival Committee ‘57, Stage Crew ‘57; Sodality Executive ‘58; Member '55-'57; EIGHT YEAR MAN. ALL-ACTIVITY AWARD 27