Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LORNE HANEY Pre-medical “The secret of success in life is for man to be ready for his op- portunity when it comes.” Disraeli. Lorne first came to Loyola in third high. Since then he has been known not only for his academics but also his organizational abili- ties. His warm and friendly manner has earned him the esteem not only of his classmates but of all with whom he has come in contact. There is no doubt that his personality and ability will carry him a long way in his chosen field of medicine. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Curling ‘57-'58, Swimming ‘57-'59, Golf ‘57-'58, Bowling ‘57-58; Varsity Curling ‘57-'60; Arts Society: President ‘58-'59; St. John Berchmans ‘56-'59; Glee Club ‘57-’58; Flatterer ‘57-'59; Debating ‘58-’59; NEWS: Staffer ‘58-59; Review: Staffer ‘57-'59. DONALD E. HUSHION General “Hast thou a friend, as heart may wish at will? Then use him so, to have his friendship still. Wouldst have a friend, wouldst know what friend is best? Have God thy friend, who passeth all the rest.” One of the most active men on the campus holding the posts of Vice-Chairman of the BSA and Activity Chairman of the Arts Socie- ty was not enough for “Hush”. For the past four years he has been the unofficial activity chairman at Loyola. Rarely did he let any occasion for a celebration slip by unnoticed. Don is also active in the UNTD, holding the rank of a Sub-Lieutenant in the Fleet-Air- Arm. Neat and garbed in the latest fashions, Don was forever ready to meet all forms of criticism thrown his way. As “Hush” leaves Loyola the Smoker won’t be the same — there won't be anyone to talk about. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Skiing ‘56-'60, Bowling ‘57-'60, Hockey ‘58-'60, Swim- ming ‘56-60, Volleyball ‘56-'59, Football ’57-'60, Tennis ‘56-'60; Drama Society ‘56, ‘59; Choral Society ‘56-'57; Debating ‘56-'58; Carnival ‘57-60; SAM ‘58-’60; Loyola-Marianopolis Bowling League ‘59-’60; BSA: Vice-Chairman ‘59-’60; UNTD ‘56-'60, Mess President ‘57-‘60; EIGHT YEAR MAN. JOHN JULIANI General “Ring down the curtain, the farce is over.” Rabelais. John came from D’Arcy McGee High and immediately entered the field of fine arts. A voracious reader, he devoted most of his Senior year to discovering and defending the “beats”. For John, alk the world is a stage and those who have noted his melancholic mein and knack for grasping the essential drama of life will not b@ sur- prised to see him playing the tragic King in the not too distant future. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Football ’56-’60, Hockey ‘56-60, Volleyball '56-'59, Golf ‘56-'59, Basketball ‘57-’60; IUDL ’59-'60; IVDL Director ‘60; Debating ‘60; NEWS: Staffer ‘56-60; Review: ‘58-'59; Amphora ‘59-60; Cymbium ‘59; Glee Club ‘37-58; Directory ‘58; Dramatics: Member ‘56-'60, Vice-President ‘59-'60. 17

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LOUIS DELVOIE General “Levius fit patientia quidquid corrigere est nefas.” Horace. Louis, in the miany years since he entered “Prep”, has become known as Loyola’s eccentric Frenchman. With an inborn gift of the gab he has discoursed and pontificated on all subjects of a con- troversial nature, much to the elation or despair of his friends or foes. Always dressed as an impeccable diplomat, he has participated in and organized several student conferences on international af- fairs. His future, however, lies not in the glitter of the foreign service but in the ivy-covered halls of some university and more particularly in the dark recesses of a history library. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Golf ‘57-’58; CSR Vice-President ‘59-’60; St. Lawrence MSC Delegate ‘58-60; UMUN Vice-Chairman ‘59-’60; Debating ‘58-’60; CFCCS Regional Chairman ‘59-60; St. John Berchmans Society: Member ‘56-'60, Vice- President ‘58-’59; Veritas: Editor ‘58-59; EIGHT YEAR MAN. MERLIN DONALD General “The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly, is to fill the world with fools.” Merlin is another eight-year man at Loyola whose keen interest in many and various activities around the College will be sorely missed indeed. His great interest in the Debating Society has resulted in the vastly improved position of the Society on the cam- pus. Merlin is also one of the few curlers around the College who can throw a stone without ruining the ice. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Hockey ‘56-'58, Football ‘56-'58, Bowling ‘57-'60; Varsity Curling ‘58-'60; Sodality: Member ‘56-'60, Secretary ‘56-57, Vice-President ‘57-58, President ‘58-'59; Debating: Member ‘56-'60, President ‘59-’60, Chicago Delegate ‘58, IULD ‘59-60; Amphora: Ass’t Editor ‘57-’59; NEWS: Staffer ‘56-’57; Veritas ‘56-'60; Dramatics ‘58-'60; CFCCS: Nat. Vice-President ‘59-60; Loyola-Marianopolis Bowling League ‘56-'57; CSR: Survey Committee Head ‘57; EIGHT YEAR MAN. STANLEY GIBBONS General “T'was a rough night.” Macbeth. Stan came to Loyola in his Sophomore year from D’Arcy McGee and quickly rose to prominence on the dramatic scene. A flair for acting has furnished him with an excellent medium for the display of two of his foremost attributes, a booming voice, and a con- tagious laugh. He is best remembered for his portrayal of the finicky Captain Fisby of “Teahouse”. When not occupied on stage, Stan could be seen playing hockey on defense where his 6’2” frame served as an unhealthy admonition to opposing forwards. Stan will enter the business world. His amiability, intelligence, and in- genuity can only enhance any personal success he might himself envisage. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Hockey ‘58-'60, Football ‘58-’60; Drama Society: Member ‘57-'60, President ‘59-'60; Debating ‘58-60; SAM ‘59-’60, IVDL: ‘59-60, Best-Actor Award ‘60. 16

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GUY JORON General “The more the wise man learns, the more he realizes how little he knows.” Guy came to us in his Sophomore year from College de Saint Lau- rent and proceeded to earn the respect and friendship of all with whom he came into contact. Although basically of a quiet, polite and reserved temperament, Guy is all flame and fury when the topic is either geography or politics. In his travels and various activities, he has developed an embracing inte rest in people, art and music. With a clear and practical mind, he will certainly gain profit from the study of law, and succeed if he follows his father in business. One word of advice: don’t lure him into a game of golf or somebody may be badly beaten. ERNEST KOCKERITZ General “Ah! But a man’s reach should exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for.” Robert Browning. When not peering from behind. cameras and Thru Keyholes at his fellow students, the Baron was busy luring unsuspecting freshmen into the clutches of the RCAF. (He climaxed his own successful Air Force career with a European tour.) His weekends were spent loping about the upper floors of a downtown department store. A cheerful grin and greeting, (Hi horner), coupled with an amazing optimism won him many friends. He will probably apply his considerable talents and powers of persuasion to the practice of law. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Volleyball ‘57-'60; RCAF ‘56-60; Debating ‘57-60; IUDL ‘57-'58; Drama Society ‘57-'58; Arts Society: Secretary ‘57-'58; Directory ‘57; Am- phora ‘57-'58; NEWS: Circulation Manager ‘57-’58, Photography Editor ‘58-'59, Staffer ‘59-60; Review: News Editor ‘57-‘58, Photography Editor ‘58-’59; Carnival ‘58. JAMES LANTHIER General “Everything in life is seven to five against.” Steinbeck. Jim had but to slip next door when he began college and since then his subtle wit and relaxed manner have been well known in all spheres of college life. Jim’s special interest lay in writing and his perceptive mind found expression when Jim found time to edit almost every publication on campus. He has often summed up his sentiments with the words, “feel free”, and we who have seen his literary taste develop from Mad Magazine to modern playwrights and novels, feel free in predicting that Jim’s fame and fortune await him in front of the Underwood. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Hockey ‘56-'60, Football ‘56-'59, Tennis ‘57-'58, Bowling ‘58; NEWS: Contributor ‘57-’58, News Editor ’59-’60; Review: Editor-in-Chief ‘58, Managing Editor ‘59; Amphora: Circulation Mgr. ‘59, Editor ‘60; Cymbium Editor ‘59; Stage Crew ‘58; Dramatics ‘59; Debating ‘59-60; URTP ‘56-'59; EIGHT YEAR MAN.