Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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ARTHUR CAMPEAU STEVE CENTER OWEN CONDON GEORGE CIRKOVIC MAURICE JOHN COLSON 22

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MAURICE BEAUDRY POLITICAL SCIENCE “To know the truth is one thing; to live it is quite another.” During his stay at Loyola, Maurice was well-liked by all with whom he came in contact. His polite manners and engaging personality won him both friends and deep respect. Maurice is quite determined not to fall into the rut of the “organization man but will cer- tainly find his niche in the professions of some other form of self employment. We feel that Maurice's zeal for work will assure him success in all his endeavors. BRIAN BLAXALL BIOCHEMISTRY “Ad Astra Per Aspera.” Brian is another eight year man at Loyola and during those years he has won the esteem of all who have met him, through his warm and friendly manner. He was active in several societies and in his Junior year was elected vice-president of the Pre-Med Pre-Dent. Society. Medical school is next year, but judging from his hard work and determination, Brian should have little trouble. Activities: Debating Society 4; Intramural Bowling 4; V.P. Pre-Med. Pre- Dent Society 3; Drama Society 1-4; P.C.S.F. 1-4; S.A.M. 3-4; Eight Year Man. ERIC J. BROOKS “Count your blessings, not your troubles.” ENGLISH Easy going and affable, Rick has left a trail of friends at Loyola. He has always been marked by a warm and genial personality, and a stern conviction that the lot of mankind would be greatly improved by a higher ap- preciation of guitar-music. Besides being a talented gui- tarist, Rick is a fine student. A prominent thespian, he has participated in many dramatic productions. Rick intends to enter the field of business administration, in which he is sure to be a success. Activities: Dramatics 1-4; Intramurals: Football, Swimming, Skiing, 1-4; Eight Year Man. 2 ROLAND DENIS BEAUREGARD POLITICAL SCIENCE “Work as if everything depended upon you, Pray as if everything depended upon God.” Rollie is one of the few whose entire education has been acquired in Loyola's s urroundings. Having begun at St. Ignatius of Loyola, he continued through Loyola High School and now finds himself about to graduate from Loyola College. During his years at Loyola he has shown an eagerness to learn and an ambition to serve, in the various positions he has held. These unique qual- ities will be an invaluable asset in the years to come. His genuine friendliness and ability to understand and access his fellow man, combined with administrative sense and perseverance to get the job well done, as- sures him of success in the future. Activities: Drama 1,2; News 1,2; F.R.A. 2; Carnival 1-2; S.A.M. 1-4, Treasurer 3; L M Bowling 1-4; S.A.C. Assembly 4; Intramurals: Hockey 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Skiing 1-4; Golf 1-4; Football 1-4; Swimming 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Eight Year Man. ROBERT BOURGAULT “This is not a student thoroughfare.” ECONOMICS Bob's departure from Loyola will be felt by everyone especially by the football team who will be losing one of the finest linemen ever produced at this college. On the gridiron Bob conducts himself in a rugged and ten- acious manner, tossing his 215 pounds around with abandon, but once the game is over he displays his true affable personality which has won him a host of friends. Besides being endowed with athletic ability, he also possesses an impressive academic record. Bob plans to take business administration at Western next year where he will also be able to continue his promis- ing football career. Activities: Carnival Executive 4; Assistant Secretary of Alumni home- coming Activities 4; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Football Referee 2,3; Intra- murals: Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2. ROBERT BROSSARD POLITICAL SCIENCE “Knowledge of our capacity is a cure of scepticism and idleness.” Avidly interested in problems of different natures, Bob always has well-founded arguments for whatever dis- cussions he may happen to engage in. Individualistic of character, he is, nonetheless friendly to all comers. Lover of music, books as well as sports, Bob proves his compatability in all of these domains. Consequent to this he enjoys the respect and popularity of all his fellow students and promises to do likewise in the career he may choose and in all the undertakings to which he may venture to subscribe.

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ARTHUR CAMPEAU POLITICAL SCIENCE “The distance is nothing, it is only the first step that counts.” Art is another one of Loyola's Eight year men who has lent his good nature and rosy smile to a great many activities at the College. He is perhaps best known for his prowess on the skiis where he has won a place among the top Junior skiers in Canada. Always a good student, Art has really come into his own in the past couple of years, representing the Political Science Faculty and the College at many University conferences and seminars. He promises to be a representative that the college will be proud of in whatever field he may choose to enter. Activities: Political Science Club, 3; Awards Banquet Committee, 3; Varsity Skiing, 2-4; Intramural: Hockey, 1-4; Volleyball, 1-4; Basketball, 1-4; Eight Year Man. GEORGE CIRKOVIC “A twinkle at eclipse time A word as my reward The complexity of simplicity Are His smiles to me.” PRE-MED. George's starry-eyed dedication to the fields of medi- cine and science (with the occasional fling at philosophy) might portray him as an ascetic missionary of science. However his strictly unscientific and non-medical attempts at unravelling the mysteries of womanhood (though remaining on a biological level) point to a set of warm human characteristics, which have afforded him the pos- sibility of a career in medicine, rich in scientific and human experience. Activities: Pre-Med Society 1-4; Loyola News 1-2; Review 2; Varsity Soccer 1-2; Varsity Swimming 4; Intramurals: Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Swimming 2. MAURICE JOHN COLSON ECONOMICS “IT strove with none, for none was worth the strife.”’— W.S. Landor. Moe came to Loyola as Karl Marx's gift to the Econo- mics Department. The fact that the department still exists strongly favors Moe's studiousness and also supports the view that the age of miracles is still with us. Among many of Moe's wholesome activities are Beehive Buzzing and his spectacular antics during the Winter Carnival s. His favorite pastimes include resorting at Lake Louise, attending Nurses’ Socials, and football weekends. His ever familiar presence will be missed on campus as it has been in the past. Activities: Class President 3; Winter Carnival 3; Loyola News 3; L M Bowling 3; S.P.A.M. 3, 4; Review 4; Finance Committee 4; John Birch Society 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Intramurals: Swimming 2, 3; Curling 2; Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Toboggan Champion 2. 23 PIERRE CARDINAL POLITICAL SCIENCE “Do not try to become a man of success But try to become a man of value.” Filled with “la joie de vivre'’, baby-faced Pierre has that type of frankness which attracts the serious student. Combining a moral sense of proportion with a critical spirit in politics, this ardent Christian Socialist is a man of clear ideals and mature character. His many friends recognize the optimistic tinge in his hearty seafarer's laugh as a sign of the true value of the liberal education. Activities: |.A.S. 2-4; N.D.P. Club Secretary 4; Political Science Club Member 4; U.M.U.N. Delegate 4; Model Parliament Member 4. STEVE CENTER BIOLOGY “Next in importance to freedom and justice is popular education, without which neither freedom nor justice can be maintained.’”’—James A. Garfield. Steve came to Loyola by way of West Hill some four years ago. He is conspicuous by his humorous non-con- formity. Usually seen in the act of dissecting various animals with or without finesse, Mr. C. has the interesting quality which enables him to carry on serious study as well as other activities. We wish Steve a multiplicity of success in the field of dentistry. Activities: Pre-Dental Society, 2-4; Liberal Club, 4; Intramural: Hockey 1; Basketball, 2; Bowling, 2; Volleyball, 3. OWEN CONDON POLITICAL SCIENCE “It is harder to conceal ignorance than to acquire knowl- edge.” A self-determination spirited by aggressiveness and courage coupled with intelligence, as well as a high ca- pacity for plain hard work are the ingredients responsible for Owen's unwavering success through both High School and College. Possessing the winning temper and engag- ing wit of a true Irishman, Owen has gained a wealth of friends, through active participation in both athletics and social activities during his years at college. These qualifications will undoubtedly insure his continued success in life and particularly in his chosen field; Politi- cal Science. Border's Society 2-4; Intramurals: International Affairs Referee 3-4; Activities: Statistician—Varsity Hockey 4; Tennis 1-3; Hockey 1-4. Society 1-2; Intramural