Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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MICHAEL W. McCARREY Civil Engineering “It is personalities, not principles, that move the age.” Mike has always been an avid supporter of any college project, and has proven himself as a competent leader, holding the post of SSA President during his graduation year. Regarded with high admiration by all his friends, Mike, Sheriff of the Physics Lab, has at last announced his formula for success; abundant toil, chopped- egg sandwich and plenty of relaxation. We all wish him well. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Football ‘56-60, Swimming ‘59-'60; Carnival Variety Show ‘58, ‘59, ‘60; SSA President ’59-’60; Glee Club ‘57-'60; Eureka Contributor ‘59-'6 0; EIGHT YEAR MAN. MELVYN McDONOUGH Chemistry “The world soon eats up your education, keep informed.” Another Senior Matriculation graduate from D’Arcy McGee, Mel entered Chemical Engineering at Loyola in Sophomore year. He has since then proven himself as an idealist and a diplomat in the P S Club. In his final year he was elected Secretary of the Loyola Chap- ter of the CIC which he helped organize the previous year. Gra- duating in academics rather than athletics, his favorite subject is organic chemistry. He hopes to pursue a career in business adminis- tration in the chemical field. ACTIVITIES: Chemical Institute of Canada: Secretary ‘59-’60; P S Club ‘59-60. VICTOR MIMEAULT Honours Chemistry “The impossible can be accomplished immediately; miracles take a little time.” Vic is unique insofar as he is the only graduate in Honors Chemistry which speaks for itself of his intelligence. The many good friends he has made is proof of his popularity. Vic’s better known abilities range from puck-stopping in intramural hockey to braving any ele- ment for a party. This, combined with his good nature and generous spirit, make him an invaluable classmate, and easily one of the graduates most likely to succeed, be it in future study for a doc- torate or out in the working world. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Basketball '57-'60, Football ‘58-’60, Hockey ‘58-'60, Volley- ball ‘59-'60; Varsity Football Manager ‘59-'60; Varsity Curling ‘58-'60; CIC: Secre- tary ’58-'59, President ‘59-'60.

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ALAN M. MacMILLAN MICHAEL MACINTYRE Engineering Physics “A thought not recorded is a thought lost.” A Senior Matriculation student from D’Arcy McGee, Michael enter- ed Loyola as a Sophomore in 1957. Since then he has made his presence felt by students and professors alike. He is a strong pro- ponent of the scientific method, and his scepticism has often been a source of embarrassment to his teachers. To his keen intellect, add an avid interest in aviation, and you have a combination which makes for success, as Mike plans to pursue a career in the RCAF ACTIVITIES: RCAF ‘57-60; SAM ‘59-'60; P S Club ‘58-60; Eureka Contributor 59-'60. Chemistry “The quality of one’s deeds is dependent upon the organization of his thoughts.” Alan came to us from Stanstead College. Shortly after he became aware of “the lack of musical activity” in Loyola. Following a historic meeting in the Biology Lab with Father Cronin, the Choral Society was reborn, and the rest is history. “Turn that . . . light off!” Alan: “But my script says that ... ” It probably didn’t until he changed it a minute earlier. Who says rehersals (or performances, for that matter) are to be taken seriouslyP Who knows how many future Hollywood stars have been lit (or missed) by the glare of his spot lights. Truly a “name up in lights”! ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Football ‘55-'60, Hockey ‘55-'56, Basketball ‘58-60, Swim- ming ‘55-'60, Volleyball ‘58-'60, Referee: Volleyball ‘58-’60; Varsity Soccer ‘'59-’60; Choral Society: Co-founder and Director ‘55-’60; Dramatics ‘55-60; Eureka ‘59-60; IVDL ‘60; Carnival ‘57, ‘59, ‘60. ROBERT MANION Pre-Medical 28 “No wise person ever said that change of opinion was inconsistency.” Bob has survived his pre-medical studies and hopes to continue in this field. His favorite sport was skiing and he never gave up his attemps at indoctrinating the unknowing into this “way of life”. Bob’s hospitality was well-known and his New Year’s Eve parties are legend. He will also be remembered for his love of a good poli- tical, religious or philosophical controversy. Bob could usually be found in the Chemistry Labs and the scrupulous accuracy which he displayed there are qualities which will surely be a great asset in his intended career. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Hockey ‘56-'58, Football ‘56-'58, Skiing ‘56-’60; Varsity Skiing ‘57; EIGHT YEAR MAN.

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JOHN Q. O’BRIEN Engineering “Recta sapere.” Success could not be more immanent for a man like John whose sterling qualities have made him extremely well-liked by all of his acquaintances. “Chappy”, it seems, can resist everything save the temptation to laudit the national status of Britain being as we know a very impartial observer. Throughout his four years at the college he has maintained such proficiency in his studies that he has been able to devote his attention to sports, taking Varsity Soccer very seriously. John’s clear-headed thinking, his adapt sense of humor and his ability to make friends stand him in perfect stead making his advancement in the world a positive certainty. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Bowling ‘59-'60, Swimming ‘58-60, Tennis ‘59-'60; Varsity Soccer ‘59-'60. NICHOLAS E. O’CONNOR Pre-Medical “Not to see what dimly lies ahead but to do what clearly lies at hand.” Nick was the last addition to the class, arriving two years ago from Queen’s.. He rapidly adjusted to the more rugged way of life, both by gaining many friends and building up a reputation as the one challenge to teachers in both Philosophy and Theology that the sciencemen could put forward. Outside of class, Nick specializes in biology lectures to the uninformed, ethical arguments and running the Sodality, none being the easiest of tasks. Next comes medical school, and the qualities shown so far point up the fact that Nick should have little trouble. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Football ‘58-’60, Hockey ‘58-'60, Swimming '59-’60; Pre-med. Society ’58-'60; Sodality:; Member ‘58-’59, President ‘59-60; ASFA Chairman ‘59-'60. NEIL O’GALLAGHER Civil Engineering “There but for the grace of God go I.” Neil came to Loyola from St. Patrick’s High School in Quebec City. Like a true Quebecois, hockey is his natural art. A stalwart center, he has distinguished himself as a “pro” in intramural hockey and when on loan to the Warriors, a “semi-pro”. An ardent philosopher, Neil had become a favorite among his philosophy professors. His four philosophy courses this year are a good indication that Neil will further his education in Civil Engineering at McGill next year. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals: Hockey ‘55-60, Swimming ‘57-'60, Volleyball ‘59-'60. 30