Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1970 volume:

REVIEVV ZO Involved at 7. Will he drop out at 17? My spirit is to me a companion who comforts me when the days grow heavy upon me; who consoles me when the afflictions of life multiply. And what | now say with one tongue, tomorrow will say with many. Kahil Gibran ST SN at fy Rebelo Me SN, 48 Mon Li. S 8 a 6 = a Q = Fp) =e LOYOLA OF MONTREAL rr ONSy ¥ KA L IFELLRGTA 6 ¥ FUS his A) CREATH Pips tA OUAE FATA SORT, SRUPHERHA Gv and rd = = = - 3 . = z i i rn, ee Ha LANGLEY HALL SOLITUDE PRISON OR FREEDOM Universities are people, of whom residence types are hard core. The daily life of the Lang- ley Hall chick is a thicket of tight human interaction § un- known to her commuting sister. = O _ “” SO = - aul nal x = POISON OR NUTRITION? Likewise in the masculine jungle of Hingston Hall, the ac- tion is non-stop. Dismal thrice- daily K-rations are made toler- able by the welcome intrusion of hungry Langley Hall mi- grants. For commuters, home away from home takes the form of the Caf, complete with that lived-in appeal: Radio Loyola drowned out by raucous rap- pings and the aroma of food and tobacco. Somewhere in the sea of people is always a famil- iar face. The merry community pic- tured opposite is academic — the ultimate purpose of its daily gatherings is the search for truth, or so goes the cliche. It’s also an elaborate game. All players begin at the bookstore (where they obt ain playing pieces)... LIBRARY TALK IN . . . and proceed to the library, where more sources of erudi- tion are to be found (athletic funds permitting). Unfortunate- ly, the caf is too small to ac- commodate all the socializing, so this spills over into the li- brary, successfully competing with more serious games and pastimes. 14 KIERKEGAARD Lucretius, The Americanization of Emily, ‘| think, therefore | am’’, Teilhard de Chardin, self- actualization, Jefferson and American democracy, “‘To be or not to be’’, Kierkegaard, Sum- ma Theologica, minorities and social change . . . ARTS. Science students must play the learn- ing game by different rules from those of arts students. An aura of keen preci- sion and insistence upon fact must be exuded at all times. Interminable hours are spent hunched over lab benches. But labs are happenings. ALICE IN WONDERLAND The engineer is the scien- tist perfected, the pragmatist par excellence (‘‘Damn all this useless theorizing; full speed ahead!’’). Perhaps because of the minuteness of the engin- eering community at Loyola, this superiority is not touted too ostentatiously. CREATIVITY MATERIALISM SUPERFICIALITY TRUTH COMMUNICATION ARTS? 18 eects eer For sheer glamor, nothing beats Comm Arts: “.. . 6 cam- era dollies, 5 TV shows, 4 spliced tapes, 3 wild flicks, 2 spaced-out minds, and a film crew in a pear tree’’. The glam- or is earned, for no work is harder than creation. MAN TO ROBOT By some incomprehensible quirk of fate, computers are as- sociated in the public mind with efficiency. The latterday Lud- dite who fears that the com- puter will take over the world obviously never had to deal with one. DOESNOT COMPUTEREP- EATPROGRAMMMM ... 20 ...AND MAN CREATES The “Humanity” which merely fouls up computers manifests its more positive side in the fine arts. Definitely not for ‘structured minds” creativity is the realm of the free, the uninhibited, the induc- tive, the imaginative. AGAPE Much of this art reached the Loyola student in the form of Agape, a Loyola News supple- ment, with all kinds of verbal visual head stuff. While the Agape people tried to rub the said student’s nose in_ his culture... 22 LOYOLA NEWS ... the News staffers were desperately trying to keep up with more mundane political events at Loyola and other areas of the globe. As the cam- pus went from crisis to crisis, the staffers toiled from issue to issue. With competition yet. 23 FRESHMAN RECEPTION The job of the FRA is to intro- duce the newcomer to the rules of the college game — no easy task these days. Somehow the most important message never gets passed on. 24 25 26 CARNIVAL '70 PRESENTS... Lay it on Felix! Carnival ’70 opened at Places Des Arts featuring the Rascals with Eric Anderson as an added attraction. A great start for a full week of enter- tainment. 27 ONE HELLUVA SNOW JOB A perfect setting for Snow White and her seven dwarfed friends. Bruised back-sides and belching beer pots were the or- der of the day, although no order was ever assigned. THEY DID THEIR THING The walls of the F. C. Smith auditorium reverberated with the sound of the Kinks. The music was loud but great. The audience showed their ap- preciation and enthusiasm by dancing in the aisles. Following this, Loyola students put on a multi-media play. The theme was political and the effect in- teresting and different. 31 SNOWBALL The underaged got an- other chance to hit the bar as Carnival ’70 came to an end. The Windsor Hotel supplied the place, Freedom the music, and the students the atmosphere. AT LOYOLA THE PRODUCTION TAKE THREE 2? ot OP Ba PB PT i te COP EA OLR dh dad P . + a Aa MMT me MACBETH Out Damned spot! out, | say! — One, two; why, then 'tis time to do’t. — Hell is murky! — Fie, my lord, fie! a soldier, and afeard? What need we fear who knows it, when none can call our power to account — Yet who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him?... @ VARSITY FOOTBALL Should They Try Harder......?? 38 39 Loyola football continues on its down hill run. With a lost-won (4-3) record, the fu- ture doesn’t seem bright. Where does the fault WARRIORS UNDEFEATED SOCCER CHAMPIONS be oo ont nee eages For the third consecutive year Loyola Varsity Soccer has won the League Championship. Two of their top scorers, Del Zoppo and Breganski lead the league with 10 points each, four more than any other player in the league. 42 43 LOCAL WINNERS NATIONAL FAILURES Once again our team rose to local supremacy, only to be defeated on the National level. We overcame the Sir George Jinx, in 1968 to become local champions. How many years must we wait for a National Champion- ship? Will it be next year? we Qe te ediimiebiutias. ae ud Eh fade 45 BASKETBALL WARRIORS How could it happen? Loyola’s Varsity Basket- ball, won 17 of its league games for an impressive record of won-lost (17-0). Once in the national Fin- als, however we showed little of the spark which led us to the league champions. The past academic year was without doubt the most turbulent in Loyola’s 74 year history and cer- tainly marked a turning point in the college’s continu- ing search for a permanent niche in Quebec’s educa- tional community. During the height of the controversy involving the non-renewal of Dr. Srinivassa Santhanam’s contract demonstrations and sit-ins took place on what was almost a day-to-day basis, disrupting the normal ad- ministrative activities of the college for students and faculty alike. The appearance of police on several occasions and the instigation of irritating security measures 48 further added to the atmosphere of hostility and ten- sion that marred many a student’s graduating year and instilled very real anxieties in the hearts of those remaining. Certainly much discussion remains to be had and many changes will have to be made before the deep divisions that appeared this year are bridged to any appreciable degree. But hopefully, if as much effort is put into healing the wounds as was shown by those who participated in the following chronology of this year’s events, some viable solution may yet be found to the many problems facing Loyola today. June 24. College president Patrick G. Malone announces the board of trustees has vetoed a decision of senate to reopen the case of two Loyola professors whose contracts are not being renewed for the coming year. July 2. After several inconclusive meetings with administration officials the faculty association officially requests the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) to intervene in the case of nuclear physicist Srinivassa Santhanam, one of the two professors involved in the June senate recommendations. July 18. Foreshadowing many noisy demonstrations later in the year some 80 students and faculty confront President Malone in the lobby of the Jesuit residence to demand implementation of the two senate resolutions overruled by the trustees. July 25. Following a lengthy meeting about 50 people stage the year’s first sit-in, occupying the F. C. Smith auditorium over- night to protest the trustees’ refusal to discuss the case of Dr. Santhanam. August. In the ensuing weeks there are threats of further occupation and possible hunger strikes to back student and faculty demands but no progress is made in starting talks to break the deadlock. Meanwhile behind-the-scenes negotiations continue between CAUT and college officials. September 18. Breaking the silence they have maintained from the start of the Santhanam controversy the college trustees announce they are reorganizing their seven-man board, increas- ing its membership to 15 and bringing in Jesuits from outside the Loyola community for the first time in the College’s 74- year history. October 8. Following the resignation of seven elected arts sen- ators and a walk-out by the three student senators, the col- lege’s highest academic body reverses its June decision calling for arbitration in the case of Dr. Santhanam and declares the case closed. October 14. A referendum is held by the Loyola of Montreal Student Association to decide if the college’s 4100-day students should call a strike to prod administration officials into recon- sidering their position. The strike vote is adopted by a slim 13-vote majority (1775-1762) and LMSA critics claim irregulari- ties take place in the voting. October 26. A three-day strike to demand the administration agree to binding arbitration in the case of Dr. Santhanam and increase the number of student representation on the college senate. October 28. Accompanied by two other trustees, President Ma- lone defends the administration’s recent actions before a hostile audience of 800 in the Smith auditorium and announces that no punitive action will be taken against those professors who took part in the strike earlier in the week. November 3. Stating categorically that the Santhanam case is officially closed president Malone triggers a sit-in by over 200 people in the corridor outside his office trapping himself and several members of the executive committee of senate inside for over four hours. November 4. LMSA president Marcel Nouvet resigns his post following a constitutional dispute with the association’s newly- elected board of directors over a non-confidence vote in his executive’s action in the Santhanam affair. November 6. Montreal police are called onto Loyola’s campus to remove ex-student president Marcel Nouvet from a senate meeting after he refused to heed warnings that he stop his attempts to disrupt the meeting. November 11. The executive committee of senate proposes a task force be established to consider altering the composition of the academic body because of widespread feelings it is unrepresentative of campus opinion. November 12. Following repeated sit-ins in the halls of the administration building dean of students Roderick Shearer places five students on probation for contravening a senate order to cease all disruptive activities on campus. November 12. The first of many faculty association reshuffles takes place at a marathon six-hour meeting that throws out professors Donald Savage and James Moore, both of whom actively supported Dr. Santhanam in his appeal to CAUT. November 20. An unexpected bomb blast rocks the south stairwell of the Bryan building causing over $150,000 damage. Though an estimated 500 people were in the building at the time no one was injured by the explosion. 49 November 28. Paul Aitken is elected interim president of the LMSA, defeating incumbent Marcel Nouvet by 64 votes in a campaign that promised to restore trust and communication between the student association and the college administration. December 3. Vandalism takes place in the offices of the student association president Paul Aitken. An estimate of the total damage to college property during the year’s disturbances is later placed at $20,000. December 15. A three-man fact finding commission from the Canadian Association for University Teachers conducts hearings on the Loyola campus in its continuing investigation of the Santhanam case. December 15. Thirty-one faculty members receive notice their contracts will not be renewed for the 1970-1971 academic year precipitating a flurry of protests and resignations amid cries the administration is conducting a political purge of those opposed to its policies. December 18. An ad hoc group of Loyola professors calls on the provincial government to consider the possibilities of estab- lishing a trusteeship over Loyola because of the handling of this year’s disputes by the college’s Jesuit administrators. January 7. Following the Christmas break students begin an- other overnight sit-in outside the office of President Malone that quickly escalates into a five-day quasi-occupation of the administration building. January 12. One hundred and fifty members of Montreal’s riot squad invade the administration building to evict more than 500 people who have gathered there during the preceding four days and Loyola’s Jesuit trustees announce they are closing the college for one week to allow for a ‘‘cooling off’ period. January 14. McGill law professor Perry Meyer is appointed by provincial authorities to conduct a government inquiry into the worsening situation at Loyola. January 20. As a result of mediation efforts by professor Meyer, college authorities suspend the December 15 letters of non- renewal and both sides in the contract dispute agree to abide by the findings of an impartial review board whose duties are later assumed by Meyer himself. January 27. Just four months after announcing an overhaul in its structures the previously all-Jesuit board of trustees de- cides once again to expand its membership by inviting laymen from the community at large to participate in its deliberations. January 30. The long-awaited CAUT report on the Santhanam affair is released to the public recommending binding arbitra- tion in the case of nuclear physicist and threatening Loyola’s president and board of trustees with nation-wide censure if they do not agree to abide by the report’s findings. February 2. The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada backs Loyola’s administration in its handling of the Santhanam contractual dispute and rejects the CAUT recom- mendation for binding arbitration. February 11. The college senate finally sets the composition of a task force to study the possibility of restructuring its mem- bership to make the body more representative of campus opinion. February 16. Loyola College seeks a declaratory judgment from the Quebec Superior Court to uphold its position that professor Santhanam had no legal right to be rehired by the college following termination of his contract. The court agrees Loyola’s stand is totally within the law. February 26. The second LMSA presidential election of the year gives Paul Lutfy and Dennis Mooney a 12-month mandate to head the executive of the student association. March 10. Professor Perry Meyer releases an 89-page report that 22 of the 29 professors appealing non-renewal of con- tracts be rehired and suggests wide-ranging proposals for the reorganization of Loyola’s internal governing structures. April 4. Meeting in Toronto the general council of CAUT offi- cially rejects a motion to censure Loyola College over its hand- ling of the Santhanam case pending implementation of certain structural reforms suggested in the Meyer report. The 55- member council also adopts a compromise settlement in the case of nuclear physicist, giving him a full year’s salary, appro- priate letters of recommendation from officials and full rein- bursement for legal expenses incurred by him during his 10- month long contractual dispute with Loyola. SENATE DEBATES SANTHANAWM’S CONTRACT 51 NO PARKING NOVEMBER 20TH EXPLOSION 52 $150,000 DAMAGE — = uu 4 Y) lu 2 oO. ts a) Li 4 Li TR oO 54 ENGLISH MOURNS DEPARTMENT ITS DEATH 55 Wm y y a a RAN. We i STUDENTS EXHIBIT CONTROL UNDER PRESSURE SUGGESTED WEALTH RULES Use your own drinking cup = (These ore avatlable at the Information Desk and Student Services office.) Do not share your partially eaten food with others. fat nourtshing food and fruit + not just snacks, Take brief walks outside tn “fresh” air. Sleep is of utmost importance - arrange “quiet” hours in your groups. MEDICAL SERVICES AVAILABLE AT STUDENT SERVICES OFFICE AND ALSO AT CENTENNIAL GUILDING. OCCUPATION AN EXPRESSION OF BELIEFS oo 150 POLICE EVICT LOYOLA STUDENTS JANUARY 12 60 FATHER MALONE CLOSES LOYOLA FOR 1 WEEK a ne? Xj 4 Tele MR — i fe he oe 2 % eed ——— ) SOCIETIES KEY “I've got it, I’ve got it; ‘the Degree’. Now the world’s at my door step.’’ Don’t wait too long it can get very lonely. WHAT’S THIS FOR 64 GOD’S GIFT TO YOU IS LIFE. YOUR GIFT TO HIM 1S WHAT YOU DO WITH YOUR LIFE. 65 FREEDOM 66 WE DID IT 67 FOUR YEARS OF WORK Frustration, Anxiety, and finally we are ‘free’. All four years are climaxed in one night. Your walls of security have been taken away, now where will you go? . , - . A i ‘ga (ae (ae tay s sagghk ©, 49, BNO ae . au, ¥2s tesa) uy oF a + £ a at ud eee! Dear Graduate of 1970: I congratulate you warmly on the successful completion of your course of studies at Loyola and wish you well in whatever lies before you. I hope you will take with you many happy memories of your undergraduate life here. These are difficult and uneasy times for all of us. The academic year 1969-1970 has been filled with tensions and unhappy incidents which have not been conducive to that calmness of mind so necessary to good study and fruitful teaching. There has been much talk of a power struggle and of the polerization of forces on the campus. Some good will emerge from this unrest, I am sure, but some harm has been done to the tradition of reasoned discourse and civilized behaviour which the outside world has come to expect of universities. In spite of all these drawbacks, I know that many of you have buckled down to the hard and lonely discipline of learning which should still be the basic aim of the student. I hope that you will carry with you into your next task - graduate work, professional training, business, teaching, public service - an ability to read with discrimination, to write with clarity, and to think without prejudice. If you have these skills and the particular knowledge of your chosen subject of profession, you are well equipped for the years ahead. The world of the Seventies will not be an easy one. Violence and unreason crop up everywhere. It is my fervent prayer that your years at Loyola will have given you a measure of knowledge, courage, respect for truth and for your fellow-man. Much has been given you and much will be expected of you. I know that you will measure up. Oe sincerely, y ¥ rs Spe on Patrick G. Malone, 5S.J., President. Acheson, Shelley, B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘He who has thought most deeply loves what is most alive’. Act: F.R.A. 1; Women’s Assoc. 1; Lambda Pi Epsilon 2-3; L.E.S.A. 3. Adomonis, John G., B.Sc. Hon. Chem. Act. L.S.S.A. Pres.; Maroon and White; C.I.C.; Phil. Club; Intra. Broomball, Football, Hockey. Alinauskas, Ken, B.Sc. Hon. Chem. “You can kill the general of an army, but you can not kill the ambition of the common man”. Act. C.I.C. 3-4. Allnut, David, B.A. Com. Arts. ‘‘Praestat amavisse et ammississe quam numquam amavisse omnino”’. Act. Gamut, Ed. 2-3; Loyola News Reporter, News Ed 3; Editor 4. Amabili, Philip, B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘Accept a man for what he is; not for what you would have him be”. Andrews, Hope C. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. Antonacci, Mario A., B. Comm. Acc. ‘“‘He who asks the mind’s improvement, aids the world, in aiding mind’. Act. C.S.A.L. treas. 4; Investment Club 2; Italian Soc. 1-2; Intra. Football 1-2. Appadu, Harold, B.Comm. : Acc. ‘‘He is truly great that is little in himse lf and that maketh no account of any height of honor’. Araujo, Pedro, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Liberty is a succulent morsel, but a difficult one to digest’. Archer, Kenneth, B.A. History. ‘‘Let’s go home”. Archibald, Andrew, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. “‘Il faut, d’abord, durer’’. Act. S.A.M. 1-3; Speaker’s Com. 1 Chairman; Liberal Club 2-4; Board of Dir. Com 3-4; Bus. Games 4; V.P. Marketing 4. Argento, James V., B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Don’t part with your illusions, when they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.’’ Act: J. V. Football 1, Intra. Hockey 1-3, Broomball 4, Weightlifting 2. Armand, Philippe R., B. Comm. Hon. Econ. “‘Reussir, c’est savoir joindre l’utile a l’agréable.” Act: Student senator 2, Pres. AIESEC 3, Pres. CESAC 4, Maroon and White 3. Arsenault, Donna H., B.Sc. Hon. Physics. ‘‘Leisure is the time for doing something useful.” Act: Loyola Physics 1-4, Music 1-4, F.R.A. 3, Majorette 3-4, Maroon and White 3-4. Aubut, Charmaine A., B.A. Psych. “‘It’s nice to be important; but it’s important to be nice.” Act. Psych club 4, F.R.A. 2-3. Bacon, Gail, B.A. Spanish. ‘‘Le temps est un grand maitre, il regle bien des choses’’. Bailey, Harvey, B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” Act: curling club 1, Photo club 2, F.R.A. 3-4, Tau Kappa Epsilon 2-4. Bailey, Sheila, B.A. Psych. ‘“‘No man is an island entire of itself; therefore | am involved in all mankind.” Act: Arts Soc 1, F.R.A. Carnival 2-3 Directory. Baird, William, B.A. Hist. ‘‘Beyond all agony and anxiety lies the most important ingredient of self-reflection: The precious- ness of my own existence.’’ Act: LMHSA 3-4 Intra. Sports 3-4 Bajor, Tadeusz, B.A. Poli. Sc. Bakaitis, Allan, B.Sc. Chem. ‘“‘To know what you know and sind what you don’t know is the characteristic of one who nows”’ Ballard, Christina, C. B.Sc. Bio.Chem. ‘‘Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh, and the greatness which does not bow before children.’” Act: PMPD Soc. 2 Barbieri, Richard, M. B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘Knowledge must be worked into the living texture of the mind.’’ Act: Class rep. evening division. Barclay, Robert, K. B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Most people know how to say nothing — few know when.” Barrett, Margaret, A. B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘“‘No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawn- ing of your knowledge.”’ Barszcz, Diane, B.A. Soc. ‘“‘Get what you can and what you get hold; ’tis the stone that will turn all your lead into gold.’’ Act: Soc. Club. 1-4, Polish Club. 1-4. PMPD Soc. Bastone, Anna, G. B.A. Hist. ‘‘More concern about communica- pep ge and less to communicate.”” Act: LMHSA, Liberal Club talian Soc. Bean, Peter, B.A. Hist. ‘Success is only obtained through total perseverance.”’ Act: Theta Sigma 2-4, Carnival 3-4, Intra. Hockey, Football, Basketball 2-4. Bednarski, Zenon, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Happiness is a stimulated hypothalamus.”’ Act: Phi Lambda Rho 2-4. Intra. Basketball, football. PMPD Soc. 2-3. Belafi, Joseph, B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘People live for the present, they live at top speed and they certainly live without any sense of responsibility.”” Act: LMHSA 1-4. Belgrave, Gary, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Not to decide is to decide.” Act: R.L.1, Comm. Arts Guild. Pres. 3-4. Benger Irene, B.A. Spanish. ‘‘| make my point clear.’ Berard Sue, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘The truth is that life is delicious, horrible, charming, frightful, sweet, bitter and that it is every- thing.’’ Act: Lambda Phi Epsilon 2-4, Carnival 1-2, Pan Hellenic Council 4, F.R.A. Berlincourt, Marilyn, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Woe to the man whose heart has not learned while young to hope, to love, and to put its trust in life.”” Act: Intra. Basketball, Modern Dance 2, Zeta Tau Omega 3-4. Bernard, André, F. B.Sc. Math. ‘‘All the days of my life.” Berry Jon B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Never put off tomorrow what you can do the day after.” Besner, George, W. B.A. Psych. ‘‘There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way.”’ Act: Drama 3, S.I.M.S. 3, Psych Club 4. Bessette, Monique, B.A. Eng. ‘‘A woman can easily establish a friendship with a man: but to maintain it there must be a small physical antipathy.” Benedetti, Alan, J. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘How glorious it is — and also how painful to be an exception.’”’ Act: Intra. Basketball-4, Commerce News 1, Referee 3. : seriebhe Antonio, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Good Riddance!’’ Math. Club 1-4. Biancardi, Victor, B.Sc. Psych. ‘‘The greater the man’s soul, the deeper he loves.” Bibi, Jourdan, P. B.A. Hon. Eng. Bigney, David, J. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘Doctors bury their mistakes; accountants publish them.’ Act: Commerce News 3-4, Golf. ‘Bigney, Peter, W. B.A. Soc. “‘If everyone in the world was a little faster, we’d all be closer together.’’ Act: Student rep. soc. Faculty Council. Biondi, Andréa F. B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘The destiny of man lies not in the future but in eternity.”” Voegelin. Birch, Thomas, B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘If | can’t be near the girl | love, | love the girl I’m near.”’ Act: Intra. Football, Hockey, Broom- ball, Delta Epsilon Rho. Black, Donna, E. B.A. Soc. ‘‘Lord, grant that | may always desire more than | accomplish.” Act: F.R.A. 2-3, Chairman, Loan fund drive 2, Review 2, Carnival 1-2. Blais, Gillies, B.;Comm. Blais, Roland, P. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘Take what you can while you Saat Act: Theta Sigma Fraternity 4, Treas. Commerce Soc. 1-4, F.R.A. Blassnig, Roland, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘A dog is a man’s best friend.’’ Act: Skiing. Blaszkiewicz, Bernard, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘In every voice, in every ban, the mind forged manacles | hear.’”’ Act: L.A.S. 1-2, Psych. Club 3, Polish club 2-4. Blau, Thomas, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” Burke. Blumer, David, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. Act: J. V. Basketball, Intra. sports, SAM. Bobinski, Sonja, B.A. Psych. ‘“‘To be born with the gift of laughter, and a sense that the world is mad!” Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon 3-4. Psych. Club 3. Social Works 2. Baczkowski, Richard, A. B.A. Psych. ‘‘If these be true dreams, Lord, what then those of the mad?” Act: Arts Soc. Ski Club, Loyola News, Sigma Theta Phi. Bodnar, Zen, B.A. Soc. Act: Ukrainian Soc. V.P. 3, Soc. Club 1-4, International week committee, Arts Soc. 1-2. Bogdan, Leon, B.Sc. Chem. ‘“‘Ktema eis ace”. Act: CIC 1-4, Ukrainian Soc. Intra. Football, Broomball, Volleyball. Bond, Martin, G. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Each generation must be able to blame the previous generation for its problems; it doesn’t solve anything, but it makes us feel better.” Boucher, Maureen, B.A. French ‘‘Who kills the body he must die, who kills the soul he goes free.’’ Act: Italian Soc. Liberal club, Canada Committee. Boudreau, Irene, M. B.A. Poli. Sc. “‘Life is an enchantress who seduces us with her beauty, but he who knows her wiles flees from her enchantments.” Act: Phi Delta 2-4. Bourdeau, Paul, R. B.A. Theology “The truth shall make you free.”” Act: Broomball 1-4, Social works Club 1-3. C.U.S.O. Boyd, Perry, B.Comm. Bratton, Peter, R. B.A. Psych. ‘‘The meaning of life is not found by looking; it is stumbled upon, often where the search began.” Act: Drama 1, Folk Soc. 1-4 Pres. Braive, John, W. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Carpe per Diem” Act: Intra. Football, Hockey, Broomball, J. V. Basketball 4. Brayley, John, V. B.Sc. Math. ‘‘There is one thing | hate, pre- Lae people.”” Act: R.L. 2, T.K.E. 2-4, Math. Club 3-4, A. 2. Bristol, Michael, B.A. Psych. Broderick, Barbara, B.A. Eng. ‘‘A fate worse than death: to be disqualified from the game of life.” Brooks, Robert, F. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘We have no message to our sea of faces in this world where minds have overtaken reason. A. L. Oldham. Brosseau, James, D. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘Friendship is an exer- cise of the purest imagination and the rarest faith.” Act: PMPD Soc. 2-4, Football 1-2, Hockey 1-2 . Bucci, Rosina, B.A. Eng. Buffa, Frank, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Let knowledge grow from more to more and thus be human life be enriched.’”’ Act: Bowling. Burke, Michael, V. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘I plan to approach life from the right angle because a right angle has 90 degrees and | only have one.”’ Act: Choral Soc. 3-4. Burliuk, Gregory, M. B.A. Eng. ‘‘My fondest dream is to become a man, who although not famous will know his own value.” Burns, Linda, B.A. Psych. ‘‘A chance must be given before aspersions are cast.”’ Act: Zeta Tau Omega, Modern Dance, F.R.A., Psych Club. Burns, Robert, B.A. Buzek, Heidi, H. B.A. Eng. Act: Carnival 1, Review 2, S.A.C. Sec 1, L.E.S.A. 3, C.U.S.O. 4. Byrne, Christine, B.A. Eng. “‘| was so much older then, I’m younger than that now.” Act: Phi Delta 2-4, V.P. 4, Pan- Hellenic Council 4, F.R.A. 2-3. Cacchione, Felix, A. B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘l cried because | had no shoes; then | saw a man who had no feet.’”’ Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2-4. Intra. Football, Hockey. Cadieux, Ann, M. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Nothing that is easy is worth doing.’’ Act: Zeta Tau Omega 2-4. Carnival 2, Arts Soc 2. Calderhead. Peter, B.A. Calfat, Louise , B.A. Soc. ‘‘Richard, so are you to my thoughts as he to life, or as sweet-seasoner showers are to the ground.” Callaghan, Kevin, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘And life itself told me this secret: Behold it said, | am that which must overcome itself again and again.’ Act: Physics Assoc. Pres 4. Campana, Joseph, B.A. Eng. ‘‘Awake, arise, or be forever fallen.’’ Act: Varsity Soccer. Campbell, Daniel, E. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘“‘The past four years have proven themselves so in the friends | have made and the concepts | have been exposed to.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. 2-3. Campbell, Dyanne, B.A. Eng. ‘“‘Be a warm and glowing lamp in the chamber if you are not to be a star in the sky.” Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon 3-4, Drama 4. Canale. Gino, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘He who does not enjoy solitude will not love freedom.’’ Act: Math. Club 1-4, Italian Soc 1-3. Cappellino, Paul, N. B.Comm. Econ. “Great things are done when Men and Mountains meet; This is not done by Jostling in the Street.’’ Act: Economics Soc. V.P. Investment Club. Carbray, Timothy, B.Sc. Math. Act: J. V. Basketball 2-4, Sports er 2-3. Intra. Football, Basketball, Broomball, Swimming, 1-4. Carfagnini, Louise, B.A. Hist. ‘‘Et Je m’en vais au vent mauvais, Qui m’empor te deca dela pareil a la feuille morte.” Carmody, Anne, L. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘We came into the world like brothers and brother, now let us go hand in hand not one before the other.’’ Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon. Carson, Colin, B;Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘The man that makes no mistakes, usually makes nothing at all.’’ Act: Drama Soc 2, R.L. 3, Intra. Hockey, Football, Basketball. Carter, Michele, B.A. Psych. ‘‘To thine own self be true, and it must follow thou canst not then be false to any man.” Act: Psych. Club 4, Arts Soc. 1. Caruso, Salvina, G. B.A. Eng. ‘“‘What the world needs now.” Act: Zeta Tau Omega 2-4. Casar, Marija, B.A. Soc. “| have no choice of living or dying, but | do have a choice of how | do it.’’ Act: Arts Ass. 2 AIESEC 3-4. Cassidy, Ann, M. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Whatever you are, it shows in your eyes!”’ Act: C.U.S.0O. Social Works Club 1-4, Choral Soc. 2. Castonguay, Michael, A. B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘Politics offers yester- day’s answers to today’s questions”. McLuhan. Casullo, Paul, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Man is the hunter; woman is the game.”’ Act: PMPD Soc. 2-4, Phi Lambda Rho. Catellier, Pierre, B.A. Psych. Cecchini, Paolo, B.Sc. Chem. Math. “A better living and understanding is provided through chemistry.” Cecil, Marilyn, B.A. Eng. Cerny, Eduard, Engineering. Electrical Eng. “In all things we learn only from those we love.’’ Computer centre, Skiing. Chapman, Jacqueline, B.A. Hist. Act: Choral Soc. 2-4, Africa Club 2-4 Sec. 3, Madrigal group 2-3. Chartrand, Lise, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘There are split-second im- pressions that disappear as quickly as they come, yet leave behind a mood — like pleasant dreams”. Chawkin, Ken, B.A. Eng. ‘‘Enjoy what you are, for what you are is joy!’”’ Act: LESA Pres 3, SIMS Pres 1. Chernis, Joseph A. B.Sc. Hon. Chem. ‘‘A dropped tool will land where it can do the most damage.” Act: C.I.C. 4 Intra. Football. Chevrier, Marie, B.A. Poli. Sc. “I find that the best virtue | have has in it some tincture of vice.” Chiesa, Giovanna, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of my life.”” Act: Liberal Club 2. Chiesurin, Franck, B.Comm. Acct. ‘“‘L’amour est une chose, le travail en est une autre.’’ Act: Acc. Club. Chin, Mayling, C. B.A. Eng. Spanish. ‘‘What a man is depends on his character; but what he does, and what we think of what he does, depends on his circumstances.” Ciampini, Attilio, B.A. Soc. ‘‘Troubles are like babies, they grow with nursing. Act: Intra. Hockey, Italian Soc. Cicalo, Kenneth, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. “‘ He old believe everything; The middle-aged suspect everything: The young know every- thing.” Cioccio, Palmerino, B.Gomm. Econ. “The years teach much which the days never know.”’ Act: Economics Soc. 1-4, Com- merce Soc. Civitella, Angelo, M. Engineering Civil Eng. ‘‘We are each other's devil and we make this place our hell.’ Civitella, Vincenzo, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Love’s not time’s fool, though rosy lips and cheeks within his bending sickle’s com- Pass come.” Claiman, Barbara, B.A. Psych. “The world’s not enough really ab d kind of rate we have to pay to live in it.’’ Act: Psych. lu 3 Clatworthy, Wayne, B.Sc. Math. “A man is what he wills him- self to be.”’ Act: Maroon and white, Tau Kappa Epsilon, R.L. Clayton, Harold, B.Comm. Acc. Cleary, Daniel, B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘ Tis not too late to seek a newer world.”’ Act: Soc. Club 1, PMPD Soc. 2-4, Intra. Hockey. Cody, William, P. B.A. Econ. Colatriano, Ivana, E. B.A. Colby, Susan, P. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Will ever the day come when nature becomes the teacher of man, humanity his book and life his school.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. 1-4, CIC 1-2. Comeau Eleanor, K. B.A. Hist. ‘‘The great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independ- ence of solitude.’’ Act: LMSHA 4, Liberal Club 4. Comeau, Yvette, M. B.A. Eng. “The more knowledge is inherent i ae ue greater the love.’’ Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon Band , Ski Club 2. Connors, Robert, M. B.A. Phil. ‘‘Never build a wall until you know what you are walling in and what you are walling out.” Act: Phil. Club 3-4, Phil. Assoc. 3. Conway, Kevin J. B.A. Comm. Arts. It is difficult to see the picture when you are inside the frame. Act: Phi Kappa Theta Homecoming 1 F.R.A. 2-3, Student Rep 4. Cormier, Richard, J. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘You only live once, so have fun while you can.” Act: Theta Sigma 3-4, Carnival 3, Commerce Soc. Corrigan, John, M. B.A. Hist. ‘‘Our mission is at once the oldest and the most basic: to right wrong, to do justice, to serve man.” Act: LMHSA 2-4. Costin, Lucie. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Nothing is little to him that feels with great sensibility. Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon 2-3 Loyola news 2, Drama 3. Cote, Michel, D. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Goodwill and under- standing are marvellous building blocks for a human society.” Act: C.E.S.A.C. Photo Director 3. Coughlin, Barry, B.Sc. Psych. ‘‘Furthermore, we must strive to bring reality closer to our ideals.’’ Act: TKE 2-4. Intra. Hockey. Couture, Douglas, S. B.A. Poli Sc. ‘‘L’homme est ce qu’il fait’’. Act: Student Liberals 3-4. Varsity Ski Team 3-4. Couture, Mark, M. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘“‘Long live love that has done away with this Man’s loneliness and joined his heart with another’s.’”’ Act: PMPD 1-3, Ski Club 1-2. Crane, Michael, B.A. Hist. ‘‘The college experience has affected my life far less than | had hoped for; and yet, far more than | will ever realize.’’ Act: LMHSA. Crozier, Douglas, B.Comm. Crudeli, Robert, B.Sc. Physics ‘‘Si oderint Metuent.” Cuccioletta, Lionel, B.A. Eng. “‘It’s a painful pleasure that gives satisfaction.”” Act: Eng. Rep. 4. Czarnecki, Bogdan, P. B.Sc. Math Physics. ‘‘In the fell clutch of circumstance | have not winced nor cried aloud, under the bludgeonings of chance my head is bloody.” Czerwinski, Hubert, T. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘“‘When the going gets rough for the average man; that’s when we take over.’ Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon, Polish Club 1, Ski Club 1. Czurma Irene, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Man is the greatest riddle in life, and self-knowledge the most important means for its solution.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. 2, Zeta Tau Omega. Danko, Sonia, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. Act: Zeta Tau Omega 2-4, Intra. Basketball, PMPD Soc. Darbyson, Glenn, C. B.A. Psych. ‘“‘Fear not that thy life shall come to an end, but rather fear that it shall never have a beginning.” Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon 3-4 Interfrat. Council Sec. Treas. 3. Davies, Patricia, E. B.A. Psych. ‘“‘Happiness comes from laugh- ing — laughing together.” Act: F.R.A. 2, Carnival 3. DeBenedetti, Carol, Ann B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Love is more thicker than forget, more thinner than recall, more seldom than a wave is wet.” F.R.A. 2-4, Lambda Pi Epsilon. De Gosztonyi, Eva. B.Sc. Psych. Act: Choral Society 1-3, Mod- ern Dance 1, News 3, Ski 4. Cheerleading 2. De Gruchy, Brien, B.A. Soc. ‘“‘Knowledge has infinite bound- aries; but likewise has ignorance.’’ Act: Broomball, Karate 3, Sky diving. D’Elia, Annunziatha, B.A. Hist. ‘‘The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but | have promises to keep and miles to go before | sleep.’’ Robert Frost. D’Elia, Sabino, B.A. Psych. ‘‘If peace is ever to be the criterion of the world then every man must follow the golden rule.” DeLuca, Linda, B.A. Psych. ‘‘But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope’’. Act: Phi Delta 2-4, Psych. Club. Demianczuk, Nestor, N. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Either a man’s work or his own gifts, who best bear his mild yolk they serve him the best.’’ Act: Phi Lambda Rho, PMPD Soc. 2-3. Denhez, Mare, C. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘“‘Every society honors its live conformists and its dead troublemakers.’’ Act: Debating Soc. Pres. 1-4. PSSA, Student Rep. D’Errico, Angelo, B.Sc. chem. ‘‘L’uomo si misura non col metro e non col peso, ma piu sa e piu vale.’’ Act: CIC V.P. 4, Italian Soc. 3-4. Intra. Football. DeSa, Ernest, H. Engineering . Mechanical. ‘‘Variety is the spice of life.” Act: E.U.S. Pres. 2, Soccer 1-4, R.L. 1-2, CEGSQ Delegate, Congress of Eng. V.P. Desrosiers, Robert, A. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘A man’s reach should exceed his grasp of what’s a heaven for.’ DeStefano, Jack, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Remember us — if at all — not as lost Violeni souls but only as the hollow men.” Act: Psych. Club. Devlin, John, B.A. Comm. Arts. Diamond, Fred, B.A. Hon. Soc. ‘‘Finally’’. Student Rep. for Soc. Faculty 4. DiBattista, Velia, B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘There is no cure for birth and death save to enjoy the interval.” Act: Loyola News 2, F.R.A. Phi Delta 3-4. DiLullo, Adelina, B.A. Soc. “Don’t simply dream; but ground peep them, and make them a reality.’’ Act: F.R.A. Italian oc. D’lorio, Robert, B.A. Comm. Arts. “‘Life’s but a walking sha- dow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more.” DiPaolo, Paula, G. B.A. Hon. Hist. “‘l sought my soul, but my soul | could not see | sought my God, but my God eluded me | sought my brother and | found all three.’ DiTota Rosaria, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Only he who attempts the ridicu- lous can achieve the impossible.’’ Act: Psych. Club 4, 1. I.S. DiVito, Michael, B.A. Econ. ‘‘The most important thing in life is happiness, love will bring you happines to live.’ Act: R.L. 3-4, Econ. Soc. 3-4. Dixit, Bharat, B.Sc. Hon. Physics. “Be silent or let thy words be worth more than silence.”” Act: Karate 4, Skydivers 3-4. Dolce, Hannibal, J. B.A. Soc. ‘Grace be to you, and peace from God.’’ Act: LCSA 1-3 LLA 3, Broomball 3-4. Donahue, John, B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘Non omnis Moriar’”. Donaldson, Robert, S. B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘The past is not less im- portant than the future, it is merely known’’. Act: Chairman LSSA 3, Capt. Men’s Varsity Volleyball 2. Donnelly, Brian, J. B.A. Hon. Phil. ‘‘You never know, you just never know.’”’ Act: Delta Epsilon Rho. 2-4. R.L. 2-4, Arts Rep. on Board, J. V. Soccer. Dorais, Estelle, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. “Women’s liberation cries out for human freedom, for the right of every individual to create his or her own life.”” Act: LMSA Fin. VP. Dorey, Michael, B.A. Dorey, Michael, B.A. Econ. Act: Curling 3-4. Dore, Richard, R. B.A. Comm. Arts. “But there are wanders o’er eternity, whose bark drives on and on, and anchored ne’er shall be.’’ Act: Skiing. Doubt, Bryan, B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘Madness’’. Act: Board of Direc- Ye 2-3, Gamut magazine 3, News 2-3, Loyola Literary Theatre Doucet, Cyril, D. B.Sc. Hon. Physics. ‘‘And in the end, the love you take Is equal to the love you make.” Dover, Gary, D. B.A. Psych. “One equal temper of heroic hearts, made weak by time and fate, but strong in will to strive to seek, to find and not to yield.” Doyle, William, F. B.Comm. Econ. Act: Varsity Hockey 2-4, Econ. Soc. 2-4, Intra. Football, RAC Exec. Assis. 2 Duchastel, Lynne, B.A. Eng. ‘‘To live your life is not as simple as to cross a field.’’ Act: Drama, Modern Dance. Dunn, Phillip, L. B.A. Hist. Dunnigan, T. K. B.Comm. Econ. ‘“‘In a true democracy the will of the majority does not preclude the rights of the min- ority, nor vice versa.’’ Act: golf. Dunning, Marilyn, B.A. Soc. ‘‘We are all Practical in our own interests and idealists when it concerns others.” Act: Phi Delta. Durucher, Marcel, E. B.Sc. Geology. ‘‘There is a time for speech and there is a time for action and this is one of them.” Act: Broomball, Photography. Duquette, Claude, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Education is not an achieve- ment; it is a Never-ending process.” Duszczyn, Joseph, G. B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘The better you under- stand the significance of any question, the more difficult it becomes to answer it’’. Act: Sigma Theta Pi. Elliott, Jane, C. B.A. Hist. ‘“‘L’important c’est la Rose.” Act: LMHSA 2-4, Internal VP 4. Elordieta, Jean, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Of life’s two chief prizes, beauty and truth, | found the first in a loving heart and the second in a laborer’s hand.” Ernst, Gary, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Istis-kueyan”’. Evanshen, Franklin, B.A. Psych. “‘Life’s a jest, and all things show it; | thought so once, and now | know it.’”’ Act: Hockey. Ewing, Elizabeth, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘To strive, to seek, to find; never to yield.’’ Act: F.R.A. 2-3, Liberal Assoc. Family, Gilla, B.Sc. Math. ‘Pitiful are those whom the fear of hell alone made honest.” Faragalli, Nino, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Man must be kept busy within his own thoughs in order to realize what he is; and why he exists; and what he should do.” Farmus, Olga, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Our deeds determine us as much as we determine our deeds.”’ Act: Psych. Club 2-4, Ukrainian Club 2-4. Fedorak, Therese, H. B.A. Soc. ‘‘Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that no- thing that is worth knowing can be taught.” Fenster, Alan, B.Sc. Hon. Physics. ‘‘This above all to thine own self be true’’. Act: Intra. Hockey 3-4, Ski Club 3-4. Ferri, Louise, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘Good things come in small pack- ages.”’ Act: Zeta Tau Omega 2-4, CIC 1-4, Judo 2-3. Findlater, Virginia, Jane. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. Act: Intra. Basketball, Volleyball 1, Figure skating Club 2-3 Pres 2, PMPD Soc. 2-4. Finkelberg, Herb, B.A. Finn, Eileen, B.A. Soc. ‘‘The land belongs to no one and the fruits to everyone.”’ Act: Judo, Zeta Tau Omega 3. Firth, Lee, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Something came along, grabbed a hold of me and it felt just like a ball and chain.”’ Act: Loyola News 3, Psych. Club 4. Fisher, Barry, M. B.Comm. Econ. ‘‘Say not that you have discovered the truth; say rather that you have discovered a truth.”” Act: CSAL Pres., Phi Kappa Theta 2-4 Treas. SAM. Fisher, Patrick, A. B.Comm. Econ. ‘‘La vie ne vaut rien, mais rien ne vaut la vie.”” J. V. Soccer 2, Treas. Latin soc. Varsity Volleyball. Fogarty, Neill, W. B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘“‘We are not permitted to choose the frame of our destiny, but what we put into it is ours.” Fried, David, B.Sc. Chem. “‘All the acid in the world won’t make the Queen of the spades disappear.’’ Intra. Hockey, Basketball. Ford, Joanne, B.Sc. Hon. Chem. “If not now — when.’ Act: Phi Delta 2-4 sec. 3. Archery Club 4. Forlini, Silvio, B.;Comm. Bus. ‘‘Knowledge to know is that which is not known’’. Act: Soccer, Football, Hockey, Broomball. Fortin, Michéle, B.A. Fothergill, Wayne, W. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘If | had to choose between betraying my country and betraying my friend, | hope | have the guts to betray my country.” Fortune, Elizabith, A. B.A. Hist. ‘‘If a man does not try, he does not do, and if a man does not do, then what is the pur- pose of life.’’ Act: F.R.A. 2-3. Fradette, Nelson, R. B.Sc. Physics Math. Loyola College gave me more than any French Canadian universities would give, meaning the oportunity for a higher education and that in the evening.” Francescangeli, Tony, B.A. Hon. Hist. Franceschini, Pasquale, B.A. ‘‘Today is the tomorrow that you dreamed about yesterday.” Francoeur, Emmett, T. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘No matter what reac- tion we may have to current events, we ought first to reaffirm a robust faith in the destiny of man.”’ Act: PMPD Soc. 2-4. Maroon and white 3-4, intra. Broomball. Fraticelli, Rina, B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘For art comes to you, pro- posing frankly to give nothing but the highest quality for these moments’ sake.’’ Act: Drama 1-4. Fulton, Byrne, B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘Gobbledygook.”’ Furlanetto, Serge, P. B.A. Classics ‘‘Veni, Vidi, Vici.’’ Act: Clas- a iain Assoc. Pres., Loyola Arts Student Rep. (Classics ep.). Gaetano, Carmine, B.Sc. Hon. Physics. ‘‘We can make several things clearer, but we cannot make anything clear.” Galagher, Maureen, B.Sc. Hon. Math. ‘‘Don’t be discouraged . . . In this life we live, there are always some bitter pills to be swallowed — nevertheless, I’d rather not renew my pre- scription.” Gariepy, Jacques, B.Comm. Accounting. ‘‘La comptabilite est la pince — monseigneur des sociétés anonymes.”’ Act: C.S.A.L.; R.A.C., Carnival. Garofalo, Bruno, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.’’ Act: Math club 1, CIC. Gauvin, Michel, B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘“‘Nobility is defined by the de- mands it makes on us — by obligations not by rights.” Act: L.M.H.S.A. 1-4. Liberals. Geloso, Nicolangelo, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘There are two things to aim at in life: 1) to get what you want and 2) to enjoy it. Only the wise achieve 2. Gentile, Francesco, B.Sc. Hon. Math. ‘“‘l see a reason, it’s empty; | am reaching it what for?’’ Act: Math Club 4, Soccer 1-4, Broomball 4. Gentile, Pierino, B.Sc., Chem. ‘‘Detestation of the high is the involuntary homage of the low.”’ CIC 1-4, Italian Soc. 1-4. Soccer. Giacomini, George, B.A. Hist. ‘‘It matters not how long we live, but how.” Act: Varsity Soccer 1-4. Gilligan, John, E. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘And | have promises to keep and miles to go before | sleep.’”’ Act: J. V. Football, CBAL Publicity Chairman. Gillis, Carol, B.Sc. Chem. “To thine own self be true.’’ Act: C.1.C. 2-4. Giroux, J. C. B.Comm. “‘Success does not depend on educa- tion, but rather on luck, courage and confidence in one self.’’ Act: Intra. Hockey, Liberal exec. Goluch, Robert, Z. B.A. Soc. ‘‘Life is the avant-etat escalator of death — one can either ascend or descend; let us choose accordingly!”’ Act: Yoga 3-4, Soc. Club 4, PMPD Soc. 2. Good, Thomas, D. B.A. Hist. ‘‘Ignorance is an incurable dis- ease that is also contagious.’’ Act: Student senate 2-3, Intra. Basketball, Football, Hockey, 2-4. Goralyczyk, Alex. B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Like a rat in a maze, the path before me lies.” Act: Math. Club. Intra. Sports, Polish Soc. Grah, Mary. B.A. Econ. ‘‘Our own actions are our security, ry others judgments.”’ Act: Arts Assoc. 2, Economics Assoc. Graham, Gerald, F. B.A. Econ. ‘‘What is a cynic? A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.”’ Act: A.1.E.S.E.C. Exec. Economics Soc. Grainger, Edward, B. B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘To say that a man is an idealist is merely to say that he is a man.’”’ Act: LMHSA 1-4, Fragments Editor 2, Student Court. Greene, Stephen, M. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘It is better to have tried and lost than to never have tried at all.’’ Act: LMSA Board, Blood Drive, Loyola News, J. V. Football, Hockey. Greer, Jim, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘To communicate is the begin- ning of understanding.” Act: R.L. 3-4, P.R. 4. Gregoire, Susan, M. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Mieux vaut rire, que d’en pieurer.”” Act: Modern Dance 1, Zeta Tau Omega 3-4, F.R.A. 2-3, Liberal Soc. 2. Guarnieri, Luigi, B.A. Guenette, John, P. B.Comm. Acc. Gutner, Allan, G. B.;Comm. Bus. Admin. “Today is not only the product of yesterday, but also of tomorrow.” Act: CSAL 1-4, Red Cross Drive, R.L. 3-4, Intra. Football. Haddow, Paul, S. B.Comm. Hon. Econ. “If we continue to be- lieve that the goals of the individual system are coordinate in life then all will be in the service of these goals. Act: Econ. Soc. 3-4, CSAL 1-4, Maroon White. Hall, Alex, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘I hold that the aim of life is to find happiness.”’ Act: R.L. 1-2, Chairman 3-4. Hambridge, Peter, B.A. French. Hartman, Lawrence, G. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Laugh and the whole world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone.” Act: CSAL. Treas. 3, Carnival 4. Harwood, Louise, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. “In giving one throws a bridge over the chasm of one’s solitude.”’ Act: F.R.A. Sec. 2., PMPD Soc. 2. Heald, Larry, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Dilligaf’’ Act: RAC 1-3. Hickey, James, M. B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘Your spring and your day are wasted in play, and your winter and night in disguise.” Blake. Act: LESA 2-4, Delta Epsilon Rho 3-4. Higgins, Patrick, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘No profit grows where no pleas- ure is taken, and therefore what you must affect.’’ Act: C.I.C. Intra. Sports. Hill, James, A. B.A. Soc. ‘‘We have a great deal more kindness than is ever spoken’. Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2-4, Ski Club 1, Varsity Track, Intra. Hockey, Football. Hill, Martin, B.Comm. Econ. ‘‘Liberty, equality, fraternity.”” Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2-4, Treas. Pres. RAC VP. Hiris, Steve, H. B.A. Hist. ‘‘What is history but a fable agreed upon.”” Act: LMHSA. Hodsman, Niel. B.A. Phil. ‘‘Old sayings are like a playboy’s dream of women: There’s one for every occasion, if you can get at it. Act: Phil. S.A. Pres. 3-4. Holdship, Ronald, F. B.Comm. Acc. ‘It is the worst of mad- ness to learn what has to be unlearned.” Holmes, William, E. B.Comm. Econ. ‘‘Every cloud has a silver lining and every plate of vegetable soup is filled with vege- tables.”” Act: College Band 1-3. Curling 1-3. Horgan, Brian, P. B.A. Hon. Poli. Sc. “The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the cir- cumstances they want, and if they can’t find them make them.””’ Act: RAC. Pres. Hould, Claude, A. B.A. Psych. “‘Life is a matter of trial and error, mostly error, but we keep trying.’’ Act: CIC 1, Psych. Club 2-4, Sigma Theta Pi 3-4. Hovenden, Nancy, B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘I walk abroad in a shower of all my days.’’ Act: LESA, LMHSA. Howe, Michael, R. B.A. Hist. ‘‘l am a part of all that | have eek met.”” Act: LMHSA 3-4, LMSA 2-4, RAC 3-4. Varsity Foot- all. Hui, Louis, B.Sc. Hum, Leslie, B.A. Hunter, Albert, B. B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘“‘Is beo dvine an deigh a sh arachadh ach cha bleo idir an deigh a narachadh.”’ Act: LMHSA 2-4, Internal VP, Ass. Editor LMHSA Journal 2. Stu- dent senator 3-4. Student court 3-4. Hutton, John, B.Comm. Acc. ‘“‘You win some, you lose some and some are called on account of rain.”’ Act: J.V. Hockey 1-2, Varsity Hockey 3-4, LMAA V.P. Commerce Assoc. Hwang, Paul, A. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘To strive when your arms are too weary — To reach the unreachable star.’’ Act: Chinese Assoc. Pres. 4, Christian Assoc. 2-4. PMPD Soc. 2-3. Imms, William, B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘Qui desiderat pacem, preparat bellum’’. Act: LMSA LMHSA, LPSA. Irving, Margo, A. B.A. Comm. Arts. “Life can be very bitter, but beautiful little things that are cherished make it worth while.” Jakimowicz, Maria, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Success; never say | can’t say I'll try.’’ Act: Folk Music Soc., Math Club 1-4, Majorette 3-4. Jankowski, Zend, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘The essence of education is that it is a change effected in the organism to satisfy the desires of the operator.’’ Act: Hockey, Football. Jarczewski, Stanley, T. B.Sc. Math. ‘‘An ounce of insight can cure a pound of sorrow.” Jasinski, Beatrice. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘l had a dream.” Act: Student Rep. Jazzar, Sharon, B.A. Jeaujr, Paul, B.A. Psych. ‘‘The Question once you get it what to do with it, has now more meaning when one asks how to put it to its best use.’’ Act: Photo Editor Loyola News, Psych Club 2-4 Pres 4. Jeffery, Doris, B.A. French. Jobba, Evelyn, B.A. Johnson, George, B.A. Bio-Chem. “Knowledge is the misfor- tune of man.” Act: Phi Kappa Theta Sec.-V.P. 1, PMPD 2, JV Football 1, Varsity Curling 1. Johnston, Reed, B.Comm. Joncas, Bernard, B.A. Phil. Jones, Barry A. (Father), B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘If | speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, | am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.’’ Act: Living. Jones, Elizabeth, B.Sc. Psych. ‘“‘He also learns much who studies himself.” Act: Cheerleading 1-2, Zeta Tau Omega 2-4. Juteau, Jo-Ann, B.A. Hon. Eng. “Il am not educated, merely less ignorant.”’ Act: Judo 2, L.E.S.A. 2-4, Loyola News 3-4. Kalba, Paul, B.A. Hon. Classics. ‘‘Nihil sine magno labore vita mortalibus dat.’ Kalinowski, John, B.A. Hist. ‘‘Even with devils we prefer the ones we’re used to.”’ Act: L.M.H.S.A. 2-4, Polish Soc. 3-4, Intra. Football, Volleyball. Kane, Joan, B.A. Soc. “ 'Tis better to forget and be happy than to remember and be sad.” Act: FRA 2, Lambda Phi Epsilon 2-3. Kane, Kevin Doherty, B.Eng. Electrical. ‘‘A man should share the action and the passion of his times at peril of judged not to have lived.’’ Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon EIC 4, Judo club 2. Kaplan, Richard, B.Comm. Kastanis, Aristotle G., B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings.” Act: CIC 1-4, Greek Soc. 3-4, JV Soccer 2-3. Keiran, Wayne P. B.Comm. Acc. “The trouble with being punc- tual is that there is no one there to appreciate it.’’ Act: L M Bowling Pres. 3, Investment 1. Kelly, Brian J. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘“‘Life is one long process of getting tired.’’ Act: Review 1, Graduate Employment Annual 2, Bus. Games 4. Kelly, Mary E. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘Two roads diverged in a wood, and | took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference.” Kelly, Joanne, M. B.A. Kelly, Peter, B.A. Poli Sc. ‘“‘Love Thy Neighbour.” Kendall, Mark, B.A. Comm. Arts. “Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage.’’ Act: Soc. Club 1-2, Choral Soc. 2-4 Pres. 3, RL 3-4, Arts Assembly Rep. 1. 7 Kenyon, Gary, M. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘“‘The danger to liberty lies in the subordination of belief to the needs of the individual system.”’ Act: Theta Sigma 2-4, Comm. News. Kerney, Carol, A. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘As sunshine colors flowers, so laughter colors life.’’ Keyes, Rosemary A. B.A. Soc. ‘‘l count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends.” Act: Homecoming, Women’s assoc. Blood Drive. Kierans, Patrick, Engineering. Electrical Design. ‘‘The role of a university is to educate a man to educate himself.” Act: R. L. Student member on Grad Awards Program. Kilbertus, Nicholas, J. B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘A nd one because her hand had strength that could unbind what none can under- stand.” Act: Folk Music Soc. 1-2. Drama 2-4. Killin, John, B.Sc. Math. Kirby, Lynda, M. B.A. Spanish. “| am the master of my fate: | am the captain of my soul.’’ Act: Cheerleader 1, AIESEC 2-4. Klus, Sandra L. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘One of the tragedies of our day is that we’ve succceeded in splitting the atom before acquiring the wisdom to unite humanity. Act: PMPD Soc. 2-3. Klyszejko, Eward. B.A. Hist. ‘‘This truth keep in sight — every man on the planet, has just as much right as yourself to the road.”’ Act: Intra. Football, Hockey. Korol, Dmytry. B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘Success comes with happiness.” Act: E.U.S. 1-2, E.I.C. 1-2, CIC 3-4, Intra. Broomball, Hockey. Kostyk, Roman, B.A. Eng. ‘‘All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost.’’ Act: Loyola News 2-4, Arts Assoc. 1-4, LESA 3-4. Koszutski, Christina, M. B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘Know what you know and know that you don’t know what you don’t know.’ Act: Ski Team, CIC 2-4, LSSA Treas. 3. Kowal, Zbigniew, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘“‘The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but | have promises to keep and miles to go before | sleep.”” Act: Polish Club 1-4. Kuley, Robert, M. B.Eng. Electrical Design. ‘‘And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make.’ Act: EUS. 3, EIC. 1-4, R.L. 2-4, Ski Club 4. Kureyang, Nicholas, D. B.A. Econ. “So many things, so much to do, so little done such things to be.”” Act: V. Chairman Phil. Club. Chairman, Africa Club. Kutteh, Willy, A. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘So little done so much to do.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. 2-4, Phi Lambda Rho 2-4 Sec. 4. Kyba, Robert, B.Sc. Chem. “‘Even though a man has many beautiful talents, if he were proud and egotistic, he would not be worth looking at.’”” Act: AIESEC Exec. Kinlough, Richard D., B.Comm. Econ. Act: C.S.A.L. 1, L.M.S.A. 2, C.E.S.A.C. 3, Chairman Graduation Committee 4. LaFave, Ron. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘To be what we are and to be- come what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life.” Act: RCA. 2-3, PMPD Soc. 2-4. Intra. Karate. Lahaie, Raymond, G. B.A. Bio-Chem. “There’s matter, there’s earth, there’s animals, there’s humans, there’s knowledge and then there’s nothing.”’ Act: Phi Lambda Rho 2-4. LaHaye, Gerald, J. B.A. Poli Sc. ‘“‘We must laugh before we are happy for fear we die before we laugh at all.” Act: Theta Sig- ma 3-4. Intra. Hockey, Broomball, Football. Lake, Rita, B.A. Poli. Sc. Laliberte, Jacques, B.Comm. Econ. ‘‘La persévérance dans le travail est la clef du succes.”” Act: Blood Drive 2, Econ. Soc., Intra. Hockey 1-4. Lalla, Anthony, B.A. Econ. ‘‘The agony of defeat is greater than the glory of victory.” Act: LICS 1-4. Varsity Soccer 1-4, Intra. Football, Basketball, Broomball, Volleyball. Lalli, Mario, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘Despite our ambitions and our goals in life, all we really try to save for our age is ourselves.” Act: Varsity Soccer, CIC, Intra. Football. Lande, Margot, B.A. Comm. Arts. Landry, Louise, M. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘To see the world in a grain of sand, and heaven in a wild flower, to hold infinity in the palm of your hand.”’ Act: PMPD Soc. Lang, Gregory, J. B.A. Eng. ‘“‘This education forms the com- mon mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined.” Act: LESA 3-4. Gregory married Susan on May 17th, Have a good life, until eternity. Keith. La Starza, Lelia, B.A. French. ‘‘We will grieve not, rather in what remains behind.” Latour, Mark, A. B.A. Hist. ‘“‘It is not to cleanse one’s feet after stepping in ant dung.’’ Swim Team 2-3, Ski Club 2-4, LMHSA 2-4, Choral Soc. 4, Phil. Club 2. Lesarge, Lawrence, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Destiny is that which you make it to be.’’ Act: Sigma Theta Pi 3-4, Psych. Club 3-4. Lawrence, Tacey, B.A. Lazarovitz, Mark, B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘“‘Our life at all times and before anything else the consciousness of what we can do.” Act: Football 3-4, Broomball 3, LMHSA. Lazoff, Michael, B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘If you are not disturbed by all this confusion then you just don’t understand.” Act: Delta Epsilon Rho, Folk Club 4, PMPD. Leblanc, Camille, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘My Father, a good man, told me, never lose your ignorance: you cannot replace it.’”’ Leclerc, Nancy, C. B.Sc. Psych: ‘‘And what is life but frenzy, but fancy; a shadow, mere fiction for its greatest good.” Act: Blood Drive 2-4. Zeta Tau Omega 2-4. S| j | Leggett, Patricia, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Some people make communi- cation the road to everywhere while others make it the road to nowhere.” Act: Psych. Club, German Club, Ski Club. Legros, Maureen, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Being entirely honest with one- self is a good exercise.” Act: Soc. Club 1, Psych. Club 3. Lehmam, Peggy, B.A. Phil. “‘Et cum artibus mariti simulatione filii bene composita.”’ Levesque, Andy, B.A. Little, Gregory, W. B.A. Eng. ‘‘When one is hating, he cannot be loving.’’ Act: Drama 3, Aikido 4, Camera Club 4. Logan, John, B.Comm. Acc. “If... ”’ Act: Theta Sigma. Lombardi, Pasquale, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘To achieve knowledge is to face the complexities of the world with simplicity and pa- tience. ” Act: Intra. Broom Football. Lombardi, Pietro C., B.Eng. Civil Design. ‘‘It is not enough to dream, it is not enough to believe, it is not enough to love.” Act: EIC 2-4, V-P 3. Longo, Saverio, B.Sc. Physics. “If you want to be happy in life, learn to love and appreciate the good things.’’ Act: Broom- ball 1-4, Basketball 2-3. Lowe, Michael, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘DILLIGAF’’ Act: Varsity Hockey 1-4 Lowe, Sharon, B.A. Soc. ‘‘We’re not here for a long time, we’re here for a good time.” Act: Soc. Club. Lucier, David B., B.A. Soc. ‘‘No! Hercules could have knock’d out his brains, for he had none.” Act: RAC. 35 pee Theta Phi, H.H. Football Hockey 2-4, PMPD 2-4, V.-P. Luck, James L., B. Comm. Econ. ‘‘Ordinary people think mere- ly how they shall spend their time; a man of any talent tries to use it.”” Act: Phi Kappa Theta, RCA, CESAC. Lummis, Steven, B.Sc. Geo. Act: Wrestling, Geology Club VP 3, Broomball 2-4, Igneous and Metamorphic pokes 4. Lyng, Suzanne, B.A. Eng. ‘‘Il would if | could; but I can’t so won’t.’”’ Lyons, Joan, B.A. Hon. Soc. ‘‘To thine own self be true and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man.” Act: Phi Delta, Judo. MacDonald, Chipman, B.Sc. MacDonald, Dale, B.A. Econ. ‘‘No one respects a talent that is concealed.” Act: IAN Pres. Student Council, Intra. Hockey, Football, Choral Soc. MacDonald, James, A. B.A. Psych. MacEachern, Alan, B.Sc. Geo. Tech. ‘‘He who looks shall find.’’ Act: Geology Club Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology 4. Macey, Gerry, B.Sc. Geo-Tech. Act: Geology Club 2-4, Broom- ball, Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology 4, CIM 2-4. Mackey, Paul, B.Sc. Hon. Chem. ‘‘Success comes to the per- severing.”” Act: International affairs Soc. 1-2, LMHSA 1-3, CIC 3-4, Math Club 4, Choral Soc. 3-4. MacNeil, Gordon, B. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Never worry about grow- ing old, because when you stop growing old you are dead.” Act: Phi Lambda Rho 2-4, PMPD Soc. 2-3. Magil, David, B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘It is not incumbent on the individual to take the problems of the world on his shoulders rather to overcome his own.” Act: Agape 4. MacKinnon, JoAnn, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Many men are called merci- ful; but who shall find a faithful man.” Magliere, Michael, A. B.Eng. Industrial. ‘‘Think of three things — whence you came, where you are going, and to whom you must account.”’ Act: Maroon and White. Maguire, Joanne B. B.A. Eng. ‘Four things | think make life worthwhile, to hope, to love, to help, to smile.”” Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon 2-4. Mahoney, Thomas, B.A. Comm. Arts and Theol. Malfara, Dennis, A. B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘When the going gets tough, the tough get going.’’ Act: Africa Club. Malone, Christine, B.A. Eng. ‘‘We know the sound of two hands clapping. But what is the sound of one hand clapping?” Act: Review 3-4 Grad Editor, LESA 4. Malott, Catherine, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘When love beckons to you, follow him, though his ways are hard and steep.” Act: Homecoming, Loyola News 1, Carnival 2-3. Mancini, Frank, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘You must kiss the rod.’’ Act: Intra. Broomball. Mandel, Gary, D. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘Everybody’s word should be considered; even a stopped clock is right twice a day.” Marcogliese, Pascal. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘He who reviews within himself and rules his passions, desires and fears is more than a king.’’ Act: CSAL, SAM 4. Marcotte, Peter, B.A. Psych. “‘La vie est la joie de vivre.” Act: Psych. Club. Marcotte, William, A. B.A. Hist. ‘‘Out of college money spent see no future, pay no rent.’ Act: Varsity Swimming, Phi Kappa Theta 1-4, LMHSA., JV Football. Mariancci, Ivana, B.A. Bio-chem. ‘‘Knowledge is the umbilical cord which connects the human mind to the infinite.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. 2-3. Mariano, Luigi, C. B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘Only actions of the just smell sweet and blossom in their dust.’”” Act: Congressman LSSA 4. Marsala, Jack, B.A. Psych. ‘‘It is better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove the doubt.” Act: Jazz Club 1, Psych. Club 3-4. Marzinotto, Dino, B.A. Hist. ‘‘If you believe in yourself nobody will believe in you.’”’ Act: Intra. Football, Basketball. Massie, Malcolm, P. B.A. Eng. “Life is made up of many moments of little happiness maybe it’s a smile in a pretty girl’s face. ’ Act: Arts rep. Senate Lib. Photographer Review. Mastantuono, Vincenza. B.A. Hon. Classics. ‘‘Felix qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas.”’ Matte, Luigi, B.Sc. Physics. ‘A man lives by believing some- thing, not by debating or around about many things.’”’ Act: Soccer Intra. Broomball, Hockey 1-4. Mayka, Peter, J. B.A. Hist. ‘‘Every man is in some way better than |, because of this | can learn from him, because of this | must love him.” McCallum, Craig, E. B.A. Soc. ‘‘In Ardua Tendit.’’ Act: Loyola Review 3, Intra. Hockey. Broomball. McCann, Michael, D. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘A true friend is like a brother; | see a man’s success in life by the number of brothers he has.’’ Act: PPSA 4. McCarthy, Dennis, P. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘And | have promises to keep and miles to go before | sleep.’’ Frost. McCarthy, Eileen, E. B.A. Psych. ‘‘A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the best of men.” McCormick, Brian, B.A. Comm. Arts. Act: Delta Epsilon Rho 1-4. Photo. 2-3, Comm. Arts. Intra. Football, Hockey. McCracken, Gerald. B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘What we cannot speak about, we must pass over in silence.’’ Act: LMHSA. Intra. Hockey. McCrory, Steve. B.Comm. Bus-Admin. ‘“‘They also serve who only stand and wait.” Act: R.L. 1, F.R.A. 3, CSAL, Hockey. McCulloch, Brenda. B.A. Eng. ‘“‘There is no cure for birth or death except to enjoy the interim.’’ Act: LESA 3-4, Lambda Pi Epsilon 3-4. Review, Grad. Co-editor 3. Mcdonald, Peter, A. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘This above all to thine own self be true, as the day, thou canst not then be false to any man.” McDonough, Donald, E. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘“‘Yes, to dance be- neath the diamond sky with one hand waving Free.”’ Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon, FRA, Intra. Sports. McDougall, Donald, E. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Reward for man’s toil is not what he gets for it but what he becomes byaite’ McGuirk, Lorraine, B.A. Mod-Languages. ‘‘The trouble with life is that you are half way through it, before you realize it’s one of those do-it-yourself deals.’’ Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon, F.R.A., Hockey. Mcllhone, Quinn, B.A. Eng. ‘‘O’er rough and smooth with every step he passed and knows not whether he be first or last.” McLaughlin, Brian, L. B.A. Econ. ‘‘| have always been asking for it, but have never gotten it.’’ Act: Econ. Assoc., Liberal Assoc. McLaughlin, Mary, A. B.A. Hist. Act: Folk Soc. 1-2, LMHSA 2-4, Choral Soc. 4. McLean, Arthur, B.A. Poli-Sc. “Out of the revolution must emerge a self that takes full possession of daily life, not a daily life that once again takes possession of the self.” Act: PSSA 2-4, V.-P. 3. McLean, Marianne, B.A. Hist. ‘‘The old order changeth yielding place to the new.’’ Act: Modern Dance 1, LMHSA. Educational VP. 3, Board of directors 2, Loyola-S.G.W. Committee. McManus, Clare, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding.”’ Act: F.R.A. 2-3, Intra. Basketball, Lambda Pi Epsilon 2, W.A.C. 2. McNally, Vincent, B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘Courage is the price that life exacts for granting peace.” McNamara, James, E. B.A. Econ. ‘‘The Lord gave us com- mandments — He didn’t mention amendments.” Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon, JV Hockey, Intra. Football, Hockey . McNaught, David, G. B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘But the world, mind is, was and will be writing its own rules forever, man, on all mat- ters that fall under the ban of our infrarational senses...” McQuillan, Terence, J. B.A. Hon. Poli. Sc. ‘‘Much wisdom often goes with fewest words.’”’ Act: Theta Sigma 2-4, Carnival 2-3. A.|.S.E.C. 3, Board of Dir. 4. McGuire, Theresa, B.Sc. MeeHan, Joseph, A. B.A. Comm. Arts “The times they are changing . . . '’ Act: Comm. Arts Guild 2-4. RAC Court 2-3, Hockey 1-3, FRA 2-3. Meuris, John, B.Sc. Psych. “The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.’’ Act: Intra: Hockey, Broomball 1-4, Photo Loyola 2-4, Board of Directors 3-4, Loyola Band 1-3. Meyer, William, L. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘If two men agree on everything, you may be sure that one of them is doing all the thinking.”” Act: Theta Sigma 2-4. Micone, Ugo, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Hush! Don’t Move! You might wake up the world!”” Act: Math Club 1-4, Intra. Broomball. Mierzwinski, Louise M., B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and | — | took the one less travelled by, And that made all the difference.” Millar, Lawrence, D. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘“‘To discover the mode of life or of art whereby my spirit can express itself in unfettered freedom.” Act: P.R. Chairman 4. Millas, Denis, G. B.A. Soc. ‘ ‘Mankind today faces the gravest crisis since Noah and the flood — but we have no arc.” Miller, Alistair, B.Eng. Civil. ‘“‘Only a fool will build in defiance of the past.” Act: Intra. Hockey 1-3, Broomball 3-4, Board of Dir. 2-3; EIC 4. Millette, Yolande, B.A. Hon. Soc. ‘‘I have learned much from my long life; — love must not touch the marrow of the soul; our affection must be breakable chains that we can cast them off or tighten them.” Miltenburg, Ann, B.A. Soc. ‘‘That day is lost on which one has not laughed.”’ Act: Soc. Club, Gymnastics, Blood drive. Mirarchi, Saverio, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘To respect one’s opinion is a oo to accept it is only a possibility.’ Act: Math Club 3-4, LIS Mocella, Rocco, B.A. Hist. “‘l hate everything that merely in- structs me without increasing or directly quickening my activity.” Mohr, Anthony, B.Sc. Monette, Marilyn P. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Training is everything: the peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education.” Montanero, Salvatore, B.A. Hist. “‘This Jesuit ridden community is going to the Devil!” Montesano, Maria, B.A. Eng. ‘‘ ... 1 had wished to become a witness to my brother’s birth, but he was born before me.” Act: L.E.S.A. 3 -4, Italian Soc. 3. Monty, Paul, B.A. Comm. Arts. “‘I’ve got blisters on my fingers.” Act: RL 1-4, Drama 1-4, V-P 4. Morena, Luigi, B.A. Poli. Sc. Morency, Elaine, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘The proper study of man- kind is man.” Act: Folk Soc. 1, Liberal Club 2, Archery 4. Morielli, Connie, B.A. Fr. ‘‘Charlie Brown: ‘‘What would you like to be when you grow up, Linus?” Linus: ‘‘I’d like to be happy.” Morin, Hélene, B.A. Moroska, Michael, B.A. Econ. ‘‘The first thing you have to know is yourself.’”’ Moynihan, Rosemary, B.A. Math. ‘‘ . . . esteem is a sincere conviction of the hearers’ soul, but praise is often an insincere expression of men uttering falsehoods contrary to their convic- tion.”” Act: Varsity Volleyball. Mui, Howard, Y.S., B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The doctrine of Confucius is to be true to the principle of nature and the benevolent exer- cise of them to others.” Mullins, Moneen, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Words are like leaves; and where they most abound, much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found.” Act: Phi Delta 2-4. Mullins, Patrick, A. B.A. Hist. ‘‘Above all else, to thine own self ae or Act: Intra: Football, Hockey, Broomball, Basketball, .M.H.S.A. Mullins, Richard, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘The authentic individual is neither an end nor a beginning but a link between ages, both memory and expectation.” Murphy, Brian, B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘My life seems unreal, my crime an illusion, a scene badly written in which | must play.” Act: LMHSA 1-4, Pres. 3, LMSA Ed. V-P 4, RL 1-3, FRA 2-3, Free Press 4, Carnival 2-4, Awards 3. Murphy, Danette, B.A. Psych. “The struggle itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man’s heart.’”’ Murphy, Michael, R. B.A. Hon. Econ. ‘‘Well something’s lost but something’s gained in living every day.’ Act: Board of Dir. 3, Econ. Soc. 3. Murphy, Thomas, D. B.A. Comm. Arts. “The hardest thing to do in the world is nothing.’’ Act: Delta Epsilon Rho, Intra. Hockey, Basketball, Football. Mykytiuk, Dan, B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘Time for work has come.’ Act: Ukrainian Club 1-2, SAM 3-4. Nardozi, Frank, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘L’universita é un teatro dei pupi; il mondo @ un teatro dei pazzi.”’ Natale, Nicholas, B.A. Poli. Sc. ‘‘Everyone uses that old cliché “‘let’s kill some time’’ but if you stop and think about it, it’s time that kills us.” Nazzareno, Digiacomo, B.A. Econ. ‘‘Be ahead and stay ahead.” oo orf Soc. 1-4, sports dir. 4, Intra: Hockey, Broomball, ootball. Neeson, James, B. B.A. Econ. “‘A slip of the foot you may soon recover, but a slip of the tongue you may never set over.”” Act: Econ. Soc. 1-4, Rep 4. Nelson, Brian, J. B.A. Comm. Arts. “‘To go together is wonder- ful, to come together, divine.”” Act: RL 2-4, Manager 3, Maroon White 3-4, Blood Drive 4. Newman, Maureen, B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘Hear me; heal me; touch me; feel me.’’ Act: Varsity Basketball 1-3, W.A.C. Pres: 4, L.E.S.A. Exec. 3-4. Niemirowski, Steve, B.A. Hist. ‘‘There is no immortality but the memory that is left in the minds of men... ”’ Act: Varsiy Football 1-4. Norris, Gordon, E. B.A. Econ. ‘‘No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon vantage-ground of truth.’’ Act: Econ. Soc. 3-4. Intra. Foot Broomball. Norris, Kathryn, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘There’s no sense in doing a lot of barking if you don’t really have anything to say.” Act: Zeta Tau Omega. Northup, Don, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘There are no strangers, only people who have not met.’’ Act: Comm. Arts Guild 2-3, Madri- gal Singers 3-4, Choral Soc. 2-4. Northup, Robert, C. B.Comm. Acc. ‘“‘With Education, never deny yourself.’’ Tau Kappa Epsilon 2-4, Varsity Swim Team 1-2, Varsity Badminton 1-2. Norton, James, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”” Act: LSSA 2-4, PMPD 1-4, Board of Dir. Oates, Kathryn, B.A. Soc. ‘‘A vaillants coeurs rien impossible.” Act: FRA 2, Carnival 2-3. O’Brien, James, E., B.A. Hist. ‘‘Wherever we look upon this earth, the opportunities take shape within the problems.” Act: Phi Kappa Theta 2-4. O'Connor, Frank, B.A. Poli.-Sc. ‘‘To leave the world a bit better A ils = to have succeeded.’’ Act: RAC 2-3, Phi Kappa Theta O’Connell, Barry, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Men in general judge more by the eyes than by the hand, for everyone can see but few can feel.’’ Act: Hockey. Odio, Orlando, B.Sc. Chem. O’Hara, Peter, B.A. Psych. ‘‘To cease and decist is to lose one’s freedom.” Act: Soc. Club 2, Social Works 2, Sigma Theta Phi 3-4, Psych. Club 4. O’Hearn, Judith, A., B.A. Psych. ‘‘To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour.”’ Act: Maroon White 2-4. O’Leary, Michael, B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘l wish | had said it that way!’’ Ong, Joseph, C. H., B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘World peace will be achieved faster if mankind checks its inward vices in the un- bound world of passion.’’ Act: RAC 3. Op de Beeck, Guy, B.Eng. Electrical Design. ‘‘I’m Tired.’’ Act: EIC 1-3, EUS 2, Photo Loyola 3-4, Review and News Photo Ed. 3: Orit, Vladimir, B.Sc. Chem. Math. ‘‘Gutta cavat lapidem et vi et saepe cadendo.” Ortona, Rosario, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Like Dante | dreamt of an earthly paradise; but unlike Dante my guide was Hitler.”’ Italian Soc. 2-4, Pres. 4, Math. Club 4. Ouimet, Raymond, B.Comm. Bus. ‘“‘Wilt Chamberlain — Eat your heart out.” Pamiadakis, Stylianos, B.Sc. Papale, Antimo, B.Sc. Hon. Physics. ‘‘Life is a flow of unde- fined love and spreading hatred.” Parent, Diane, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Love.’’ Act: Loyola News 2-3, Man- aging Ed. 4, Directory 3, Editor 4, Board of Directors 2-3, F.R.A. 2-3, Review 3, QUER Cup Pres. 4. Parent, Joanne, B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘“‘You have worked hard and learned a good deal, but because you are out of the stress of doing does not mean that you are yet in the peace.” Pascale, Peter, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘I think I'll go and take a walk and if | seem a lonely hawk I’ve found a way to lead my life and maybe even take a wife.” Pasteris, Mario, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossi- ble to enslave.” Paul, James, B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘When God closes a door, some- how He leaves a window open.”’ Act: LMHSA 2-4, SAM 3-4, JV Soccer, Co-editor Africa Club Journal, Drama 3. Pawlowski, Jerry, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Measure your mind’s height by the shade it casts. Act: Treas. 1-2, Social Director 3, Ukrainian Club 1-4, Bus. Games 4. Payette, Peter, B.;Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘In all deeds, the proper value and respect for time determines success or failure.’’ Act: CESAC 4, Intra. Sports 2-4, Delta Phi 3. Pedicelli, Louis, B.A. Peel, Thomas, K. B.Sc. Geo.-Tech. ‘‘Facta non verba.”’ Act: H. C. Cooke Geo. Club 2-4, Broomball, Igneous and Metamor- phic Petrology. Penney, Bridgett, A. B.Sc. Chem. ‘“‘When you cannot find peace in yourself, it is useless to look for it elsewhere.’’ Act: Phi Delta 2-4, Ski Club 1. Peplowski, Maria, B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Girls Blush, sometimes because they are alive.” Act: Ski Club 1-4, Gymnastics 4. Pereira, Angelo, R. B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘Reach.’’ Act: C.1.C. 2-4, LSSA Rep. 4, LCSA 3. Pereira, Arthur, R. B.A. Phil-Hist. ‘‘The more we study the more we Discover our Ignorance.” Perillo, Johnny, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘So, learning to love, at length he is taught to know he does not.” Act: Hockey, C.I.C. Peterson, Elizabeth, A. B.A. Psych. ‘‘In all things we learn only from those we love.” Act: Majorettes 3, Psych Club 4. Phaneuf, Peter, B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘Worse than a quitter, one who will not try.’’ Act: Theta Sigma 2-4, JV Football 2. Phelan, Daniel, R. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘Pardon all men, but never thyself.’’ Act: Folk Club, Student Liberal Assoc., Comm. Arts Guild 3-4, News Director R.L. 4. Phelan, Louise, T. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Tout est bien sortant des mains de l’Auteur des choses, tout dégénére entre les mains de l'Homme.”’ Act: News 2-3, Psych Club 2-4. Philipps, Andrea, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘“‘There are men who have no vision, and yet, they speak many words.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. 1-2, F.R.A. 3. Piazza, Vincenzo, B.A. Hon. Phil. ‘The re-occurring problem in the historical development of man is man’s pursuit for self identity.’ Act: Phil. Club 1-2. Piche, Allen, B.A. Econ. ‘‘He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.” Act: Econ. Soc., Broom- ball. Pierni, Ida, B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future.’’ Act: LIS 1-2, PMPD Soc. 2-3. Pingitore, Pasquale, B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The beggar cried that he had no shoes until he saw someone who had no feet.’”’ Act: Delta Epsilon Rho 2-4; PMPD Soc. 2-3. Pinkas, Jerry, J. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘Freedom is not negotiable at any price.” Pinkus, Joan, B.A. Psych. ‘‘I was an oak, now | am a willow, now | can bend.” Act: Investment Club 1, Psych. Club, Home- coming princess 2. Piwowarczyk, Ania, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘Every extra thing you own is extra trouble.” Act: F.R.A. 2-3, P.R. 2, Lambda Pi Epsilon 3, Polish Club 3-4. Plotek, Shirley, B.A. Eng. Act: Class Rep 2-3. Plotnikow, Victor, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Whom many fear must fear many.’ Act: Gymnastics. Pohoski, Janina, L. B.A. Hist. ‘‘Life is less than nothing without love, and | have found my love, so life begin.’’ Act: LMHSA 2-3, Financial Sec. 2-4, Modern Dance. Polan, William, F. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The world can be a fine place and worth fighting for.’ Act: Social Works Club 1-3, PMPD Soc. Folk Club 2-3, Intra Football, Hockey. Pollock, James, D. B.Sc. Chem. Pompeo, Jack, P. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The future destiny of the child is always the work of the mother.’’ Act: Phi Lambda Rho 2-4, COTC 2-3. Popowycz, Maurice, B.A. Comm-Arts. Porchetta, Agostino, B.Sc. Physics. “‘All that has made man great has sprung from the attempt to secure what is good, not from the struggle to avert what was thought evil.’’ Postuns, Gerald, B.A. Psych. Pouliot, Leon, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Education is the key to opportunity and to the future.” Act: Intra. Sports. Powell, Peter, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘You may not agree with what | have to say, but | still have the right to say it.” Act: Bus. Games Pres. 4. Powers, Ronald, J. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘One gets out of life as moan as he puts into it.’’ Act: Residence Football, Basket- ball 2-4. Prevost, Eileen, A. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Never measure the height of a mountain, until you have reached the top.” Act: F.R.A. 2-3, Blood Drive 3. Prioletta, Clemente, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘l may be rich in knowledge, but if I’m without love, then life is worthless.” Act: Intra. Broomball, Soccer, Basketball 2-4, JV Soccer. Pye, Charlotte, M. B.A. Poli-Sc. Quart, Harry, B.A. Econ. ‘‘Success is not having it made but rather getting it made.’’ Act: Econ. Soc. 2-4, Intra. Broomball, Hockey, Football 2-4. Quinn, Terrence, J. B.A. Hist. ‘‘Men must pursue things which are just in presence and leave the future to divine providence.” Act: Intra. Sports, LMHSA. Rack, Irena, B.A. Psych. ‘‘We’re not primarily put on this earth bs see another through.’”’ Act: Arts Club, Psych. Club, Judo ub. Rajca, Jane, B.A. Psych. ‘‘Naive you are, if you believe life favors those who aren’t naive.’’ Act: Review 2-4, Co-editor-in- chief 3-4, Directory 4. ‘‘Ditto.” Rambert, Peter, A. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘They tried to turn me into a fixed star but | am a shifting planet.’’ Act: West Indian Soc. Pres 3, Poli-Sc. Assoc V.P. Rattee, John, M. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Many of today’s frus- trations are caused by a surplus of simple answers, coupled with a tremendous shortage of simple problems.” Reavy, Randall, B. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘O Lord grant me the seren- ity to accept the things | cannot change, the courage to change the things | can.’’ Act: Carnival 1. Reda, Theresa, B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘To live, to err, to fall, to triumph, to recreate life out of life.’’ Act: CIC. Italian Soc. Redding, Brian, C. B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Smile and the world smiles with you — cry and you cry alone.” Act: Theta Sigma, Intra. Football, Hockey. Reddy, John, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The trouble with being on time is that people think you have nothing more important to do.” Act: PMPD Soc 2-3, Phi Lambda Rho 2-4. Reibel, William, B.A. Psych. ‘‘God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.’ Act: Intra. Sports. Reid, James, P. B.Comm. Renaud, Linda, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘My life is unfortunately but a little gleam of time between two eternities.”” Act: FRA 1-2, Carnival 2, Zeta Tau Omega Pres. 2. Rene, Percy, B.A. Eng. Reonegro, Nancy, B.A. Eng. ‘‘Tragedy is not what we suffer but what we miss.” Restagno, Olga, B.A. Eng. ‘‘| am a part of all that | have met; Yet all experience is an arch where thru gleams that untrav- elle d world that fades forever when | Move. Ricci, Marco, M. B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘l may lose a battle but never will | lose a moment.” Act: Italian Soc. 1-4, LMHSA 1-4, LSM 4. Ricciuto, Rita, B.A. Hist. ‘‘It’s better to be perfect in one field, than imperfect in many.’ Act: Italian Soc. FRA 2, Drama 3-4. Richardson, John K. B.Eng. Mech B. ‘‘To know that one life has breathed easier because you have lived, this is to have suc- ceeded.” Act: EIC 1-4, RAC Senate 1-4. Riggio, Mario. B.A. Eng. ‘“‘Le plus souvent, s’est par sois-méme qu’on est decu.” Riley, John, B.A. Roach, Dinsmore, D. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘For anything to be truly valid it must be applied consistently. Act: Investment Club Pres 3, CESAC, Comm, Student Assoc. Robertson, Frances, B.A. Soc. ‘‘For it is the mark of an educated man to look for precision in each class of things.’’ Act: Drama Soc. 1-2, Soc. Assoc. Robichaud, Michel, B.A. Hon. Fr. ‘“‘Au tour du pain de rompre homme d’étre la beauté du paint-du jour.’ Robitaille, Denyse, M. B.A. Psych. ‘‘The way to be happy is to make others so.”’ Act: Folk Club 1, L M Bowling League 1-2, Choral Soc. Sec. 4 Roche, David, C. B.Sc. Chem. ‘‘All human processes are exo- thermal.’’ Act: Phi Kappa Theta 1-4, V.P. PKT, Pres. Pkt 3, Maroon and White Pres 4. Rochon, Veronica, S. Phil.-Eng. ‘“‘Out of the cradle endlessly rocking.” Rodrigues, Darryl, A. B.Sc. Chem. ‘“‘Lives of great men all re- mind us we can make our lives sublime and departing leave behind us footprints on the sand of time.” Rodrigues, Frances, M. B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Friends, on parting; | youre have you remember me.” Act: Intra. Fencing, Physics oc. Rodrigues, Jennifer, B.Sc. Psych. ‘‘Going to church will not make you a saint, any more than going to school will make you a scholar.’ Rodrigues, Helen, M. B.A. Hon. Soc. ‘‘All who joy would win must share it, Happiness was born a twin.” Rogers, Ronald, G. B.Comm. Bus. Admin. Act: Intra. Hockey. Romano, Umberto, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘All the darkness of the world cannot put out the light of one small candle.” Act: Varsity Football, Intra. Hockey, Basketball. Ronci, Roméo, S. B.A. Fr. “| am what | am and no one will change me.” Rooney, Lynn, M. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘“‘It is better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow.” Act: Zeta Tau Omega, Varsity volleyball, Intra. Sports. Rose, Clifford, W. B.Comm. Acc. Rose, Randall, C. B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Spend hours thinking of a quote, and finally use someone else’s not me MAN.” Rosen, Joel, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. ‘‘Man in carving his future, usually finds a woman the mallet behind his chisel.” Act: CSAL 1-4, Comm. News Sports Ed. 3, JV Footfall. Rosole, Lynn, B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘A man is in general better pleased when he has a good dinner upon his table than when his wife talks greek.’”” Act: Phi Delta 3, LMHSA. Ross, Allan, B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘The future does not belong to those who are content with today, timid and fearful in the face of new ideas and bold projects.” Ross, James, B.A. Comm. Arts. Act: JV Football 1, Bobsled 1-4. Rossini, Augustino, G. B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘l sure learned a lot of funny things, but life too is funny at times.” Act: Intra. Broom- ball. Rozon, Lorraine, B.Sc. Hon. Math. ‘‘Do not persist then to retain at heart one sole idea that the thing is right which your mouth utters and ought else besides.” Ruzayk, Michel, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘For we must be able to lose ourselves at times, if we want to learn something of what we have not inside ourselves. Act: Phi Lambda Rho. Ruzayk, Micheline, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.’’ Act: Basketball 1, PMPD Soc. 2-3. Sacratini, Peter, B.Sc. Psych. ‘‘Life has yet more a lot to offer.” Act: LIS, 1-4, Intra. Football, Hockey, Broomball. Salas-Prato, Milagros, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘In any given society the degree of women’s emancipation is the natural measure of the general emancipation.” Sallai, Erika, B.A. Salter, Richard, B.Comm. Acc. Saluzzi, Joseph, B.A. Comm. Arts. Act: Comm. Arts Guild, Folk Soc., Drama Club, Western Film Festival. Sanderson, Steve, B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘Watch out world here | come.” Act: Varsity Hockey 1-2, J.A.M. Pres. Sandrin, Claudio, J. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Life in itself is neither good nor evil, it is the place of good and evil, according to what you make it.’’ Act: PMPD Soc 1-2. Santin, Ivana, B.A. Psych. ‘‘The reason why doing nothing is so tiring, is because you cannot stop and take a rest.” Sauvé Robert, M. B.A. Hon. Phil. Act: Phil. Assoc. 3-4, Occult Soc. External VP. Schneider, Gordon, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘l only ask that fortune poss a little more than | can spend.”’ Act: PMPD Soc. Chess ub. Scott, Leslie, A. B.Sc. Math. ‘‘Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow.” Act: Carnival 2, FRA 3-4, Phi Delta Treas. 4, Grad Committee 3. Segal, Philip, J. B.Comm. Acc. Sekeres, Anthony, S. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘In the long run the pessimist may be proved right but the optimist has a better time on the trip.’’ Act: JV Football, PMPD Soc. 2-3. Seymour, Steven, G. B.Sc. Psych. ‘‘Friendship is the best and safest of social pleasures.’’ Act: Sigma Theta Pi. Psych Club. Shaffer, Harvey, B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘We can never communicate exactly, that which we know; we can only describe.’’ Act: Intra. Sports. Sheehan, Philip, B.A. Econ. Sheehan, Thomas, B.Comm. Econ. Act: Comm. assoc. Shen, Maria, J. B.A. Bio-Chem. Act: PMPD Soc. 2, Chinese Student Assoc. 1-4. Sherbatiouck, Paul, J. B.Sc. Physics. ‘‘Don’t ask what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country.” Sheridan, Michael, B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘No pleasure is comparable to the standing upon the vantage ground of truth.”” Act: JV Basketball, Intra. Basketball. Shih, Anne, B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘The trouble with being punctual is that people think you have nothing more important to do.” Silversides, Mary, B.A. Eng. Simioni, Robert, B.Comm. Acc. Singer, George, F. B.A. Sirsly, Claude, E. B.A. Hon. Fr. “‘For thought is a bird of space, that in a cage of words may indeed unfold its wings but cannot fly.” Act: Ass. des étudiants de literature francaise. Founder. Skehill, Brian, P. B.Comm. Bus. ‘‘Any man who is worth his salt has by the time he is 45 accumulated a crown of thorns, and the problem is to learn to wear it over one ear.” Sloane, Julia, A. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘“‘That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Smal, Irene, B.A. Phil. ‘‘It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope and the reality of tomorrow.” Soabes, Laura, B.A. Psych. “‘She is the world.’’ Fetis Tau Omega, Psych. Club 2-4. Standford, Tim, B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Be Yourself.’”’ Act: PMPD Soc. 2-4, Delta Epsilon Rho. Stec, Tania, B.A. Soc. ‘‘To live is to change and to be perfect o have changed often.’ Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon 2-4, Drama Steczkiewicz, Jon, F. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘Be what you wish to seem.” Act: P.S.S.A. 2-4, Liberal Club 3, Varsity swimming 3. Stein, Lawrence, R. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘And still they gazed and still their wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. Act: Poli-Sc. Club. Investment Club. Stepanczak, Michael, B.Sc. Physics. Stevens, Deborah, J. B.Comm. Hon. Econ. ‘‘Though on pleas- ure she was bent she had a frugal mind.’’ Act: Econ. Soc. AIESEC Blood Drive. Stewart, Ron, B.A. Bio-Chem. Not in the clamor of the crowded street, not in the shouts and plaudits of the throng, but in ourselves are triumph and defeat. Stivaletti, Nick, B.Comm. Econ. ‘‘I love work, | can sit down and look at it for hours. ”’ Act: Varsity Soccer, Italian Soc. Pres., Intra. Football, Broomball 2-4. Stock, Richard, G. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘Louise, so are you to my thoughts as food to life, or as sweet-seasoned showers are to the ground.” Act: Poli-Sc. Assoc. 2-4, Pres 3. Sutton, Richard, G. B.A. Econ. ‘“‘Be checked for silence but never taxed for speech.” Act: Phi Kappa Theta 1-4, JV Football 1-3, Intra. Football, Hockey, Broomball. Sylvain, Louise, B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘No man can reveal to you aught but which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge.”’ Act: Commerce Assoc. Exec. 2-3. Szabo, Aniko, A. B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘To live, to laugh, to love, to forget time, but be natural, and sure. Act: Conservative Club 2, Soc. Club 2. Sztukowska, Wanda, A. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Tomorrow is promised to no one.” Act: Psych. Club 2-4, Polish Club. Tabaczuk, Ferdynand, F. B.A. Hon. Phil. ‘‘l am annoyed by those people who love mankind but are cruel and discourteous to people.’’ Act: Phil. Assoc. 2-4, Phil. Club 3. Taddeo, Sister Amelia, M. B.A. Soc-Theo. ‘‘Man is free to de- termine who and what he will become in proportion as he loves, for love is liberating reality.” Taillefer, Raymonde, B.A. Psych. ‘‘We are each our own devil, and we make this world our hell.’’ Act: CIC 2, Judo Club 3, Psych Club 4. Tansey, Michael, C. B.Sc. Geo. ‘‘What you can’t do today, you won't do tomorrow, so you might as well forget about it.’’ Act: CIM 2-4, Intra. Football, Hockey. Tatem, Larry, L. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.”’ Act: West Indian Soc. 3-4. Tatta, Joseph, B.A. Psych. ‘“‘Not to achieve a victory but to Pursue an enterprise.” Tetreavit, Robert, B.Sc. Thomas, Gary, B.A. Hist. ‘| am monarch of all | survey, my right there is none to dispute.’ Thomassin, Michael, G. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘It was fun.’’ Act: Phi Kappa Theta 2-4, Varsity Hockey 3-4. Thompson, Michael, K. B.A. Eng. ‘‘He that hath knowledge spareth his words, and a man of understanding is of an excel- lent spirit.’’ Act: LESA 3-4. Thomson, lan, D. B.Comm. Hon. Econ. “The age of chivalry is gone; that of sophisters, economists, and calculators has succeeded.’’ Act: Econ. Assoc. Investment Club 2. Tilli, Edmondo, F. B.A. Lang. ‘“‘Dopo la battaglia la vittoria.” Act: Italian Soc. Tiseo, Frank, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘The event has passed memor- es al Act: LIS 1-2, Comm. Arts Guild 2-4, Western Film estival. Torok, Eva, M. B.A. Eng. Look on my works, ye mighty and despair.”” Act: F.R.A. 1-2, LASA 2. Tougas, Johanne, B.A. Soc. ‘‘And I, | know not if to pray still to be what | am, or yield and be like all the other men.” Act: Soc. Club 3. Tremblay, Colombe, T. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. “Il ya mille moyens de dire ce qu’on pense et un seul de dire ce qui est.” Act: PMPD Soc. West Indian Soc. 2 Vallerand, Monique. B.Sc. Vannelli, Mary. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘One is nothing and worth neither more or less than the work he accomplishes with hon- esty of purpose and means.”’ Act: Italian Soc. 1-2, PMPD Soc. 3. Varacalli, Vincent. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘It is not how we love or who we love but that we love.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. 1-2, Chess Club 2, Phi Lambda Rho 3-4, Band Club 1-2. Varkonyl, Peter, L. B.Comm. Bus. ‘“‘Heavens how much the value of a degree depreciated.”” Act: Hockey, Soccer. Varyarikos, Peter. B.Sc. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Love is really living without you ain’t living boy, you are just getting up each day and walking around.’’ Act: PMPD Soc. Vaz, Joy. B.A. Psych. Verdone, Antonia. B.A. Fr. ‘‘Le bonheur n’ est pas loin mais il faut savoir ot le chercher.’’ Act: Italian Soc. 1-2. Verruto, Lucia. B.A. Fr. ‘‘Tout est beau; tout est furtur.’’ Act: Arts Assoc. AIESEC French Club. Italian Assoc. Vescio, Joseph, J. B.A. Eng. ‘‘There is one mind, one omni present mind, Omnific, His most holy name is love.’’ Act: Math. Club 1, Review 2, JV. Football. Vescio, Peter. B.Comm. Acc. ‘‘A genius has much to learn.” Act: Italian Soc. Intra. Football, Broomball, 1-4. Viens, Bruce, A. B.A. Hist. ‘‘What fate has in store for us is not ours to know, it is ours to find out.’”’ Act: Basketball, Broomball, Phi Kappa Theta. Vilciauskas, Algis, R. B.Sc. Hon. Math. Act: Math. Soc. 1-4, Pres 3, W. L. Putnam competition 1-4 (Team Captain 4), Sigma Theta Pi. LSSA Assembly 3, Carnival 3, Chess. Wade, Brian. B.Sc. Wafer, Alvina. B.A. Fr. ‘‘After all it is not what is around us, but what is in us; not what we have, but what we are, that makes us really happy.” Wagner, Markus M. B.Sc. Chem. “The truth is incontrovert- ible.’”’ Act: CIC 2-4, Chess Club, Philatelic Soc. 3, Board of Directors, Science Student Assoc. Wallace, Rod. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘He thought it crude to do it nude; so he put his old school tie on, go Naked.” Act: Delta Epsilon Rho 3-4. Intra. Football. Walo, Irene. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Seul le silence est grand; tout le reste est faiblesse.’’ Act: Soc. Club 1, Psych. Club 2, Directory 4, Investment Club 1, Review 3. Wargachuk, Michael. B.A. Warren, Robert. B.A. Hon. Hist. ‘‘One has to have faith in the ability to react with grace en route.’’ Act: Loyola News 1-2. Watson, William, J. B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘If everyone in the world were fatter, we’d all be a little closer together.’’ Act: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2-4, JV Football, FRA 3, IFC 2. Weber, James, L. B.A. Hon. Econ. “‘C’mon you guys this is really serious.’’ Act: Varsity Swim team 1, Theta Sigma 1-4, Sec 3, V.P. 4. Weightman, Dermot, J. B.A. Phil-Hist. ‘‘Tomorrow | will live, the fool doth say: Today itself’s too late: the wise lived yesterday.” Act: Photo. Whalen, Terry. B.A. Econ. ‘‘Nobody makes generalizations about life unless they mean to talk about themselves.’”’ Act: Theta Sigma 1-4, Varsity Football, Carnival 3. Wheatly, Susan. B.A. Hist. ‘“‘| am a part of all that | have met; yet all experience is an arch where thought gleams that untravelled world.’’ Act: News 2 Editor. Whelan, Gary, D. B.Sc. Chem. “Gray, my friend is all your theory.”” Act: LMAA 1-3, Sc. Student Assoc. 2, CIC 1-2, IAC commissioner, Intra. Sports, Wrestling 1-2. White, James. B.A. White, Robert, F. B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘Well, it’s better than Pitts- burgh.’’ Act: Drama 1-4, VP 2, Pres 3, Agape 4, LESA 3-4. Wickham, Bruce, J. B.A. Pol-Sc. ‘‘Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing.’’ Act: Varsity Hockey. Williams, Faye. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘“‘A narrow mind has a broad tongue.”’ Act: Drama 1-3. Willie, Catherine. B.A. Eng. ‘‘But what was the sun like, before it came up.’’ Act: Lambda Pi Epsilon 2-4, Women’s Varsity Hockey 2-4, Intra Hockey 4, Folk Society 1-2. Willson, David. B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘The world is a mound of dirt and men nothing but various sized clods.’”’ Act: Varsity Football 1-4, Intra. Sports, Loyola News 1. Wiseman, Richard. B.A. Psych. ‘‘The wise man gives freely of his knowledge, for knowledge is not lost in the giving.’ Act: Psych Club 3-4. Witkdwski, Wanda. B.Sc. Wojcichowsky, Stephen. B.A. Hon. Pol-Sc. ‘“‘Timshel thou may- est.” Act: F.R.A. 3-4 R.L. 2, Intra. Sports 2-4, Soc. Club, Social Works, Sigma Theta Pi 3-4. Woodcock, Janine. B.A. Woodfing, Susan C. B.A. Psych. ‘‘Laughter is certainly the best beginning for friendship and is far the best ending for one.” Act: Phi Delta 2-4, FRA 2, Psych Club. Wray, Fred O., B.Sc. Physics. “The year of hate and waves begin, to shape the very stalls we’re sleeping in and I’m still trying to reach out from a reason and a dream.” p Wray, Duncan J., B.A. Bio-Chem. ‘‘Now there’s no more pain, my love, Now there’s no more Fear.” Act: Delt Epsilon Rho. PMPD Soc 2-4. Wylie, Roberta, B.A. Hon. Eng. ‘‘One could do worse than be a swingel of birches.” Act: Soc Club 2, LESA 3-4 Sec. Treas. Zaccardelli, Juliano, B.Comm. Bus. Admin. Zambon, Louise, B.A. Comm. Arts. ‘‘A cynic is a man who knows the price of every- thing and the value of nothing.” Act: Ski Club 1-4, Carnival 3-4, Drama 3. Zanon, Grace, B.A. Fr. ‘‘On cherche tellement le bonheur lointain, qu’on ne recon- nait pas celui qui est tout prés.”” Zmijewski, Andrew, B.A. Eng. “‘Was he free, was he happy? The question is absurd: Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard.” Act: Loyola News, CESAC 4. Lakritz, Frank, B.A. Poli-Sc. ‘‘God only knows.’’ Act: PSSA 2-4, P.R. 3. Carnival. 106 HOW DID LOYOLA 1970 AFFECT YOU? President Malone ‘‘Censure is a badge of honor’’. @ CAUT Reject arbitration Santhanam — the nine-month battle is over. Student protest Faculty. Riot Police strike again. Student Strike. @ Bombing of Bryan Building. What will Loyola do in 1970-71 for an encore, without their coat of arms? @ Father Jack O’Brein — Communication Arts Chairman. What Happened? e Will a student be elected President to help Father Malone? @ Well René. 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Suite 2604 Stock Exchange Tower 800 Place Victoria, Montreal — Phone 878-3011 502 O'Connell, Dorval, P.Q. 147 Now That You've Gone, Get Involved. Call the Loyola Alumni Association. Tell them you want to go to the Oyster Party and the Anniversary Gala. And tell them you'll work on the Annual Fund Committee or the Campus Involvement Committee or whatever. In other words, keep in touch with Alma Mater through the LAA. Don’t leave Loyola just because you've graduated. LOYOLA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 7141 Sherbrooke St. West 482-0320. REVIEW '70 COMPLIMENTS OF GRANDMA MOLASSES LTD. 5176 NOTRE DAME ST. E. MTL. 526-6605 Compliments of Compliments of LIGHTOLIER CANADA LIMITED MODULITE DIVISION CARA OPERATIONS (QUEBEC) LIMITED Tel.: 636-0252 4935 Bourg St., St-Laurent, Montreal, P.Q. JAS. A. KEARNS ASSOCIATES Jas. A. Kearns, Eng.-F. J. Kearns, Eng. Hosts since 1883 Engineering Design, Supervision, Reports, Etc. 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Pole line Hardware 10443 Pigeon St. Montreal-North, P.Q. 153 pg LAND OF PLENTY The government offered free land to those who could settle it. They believed they had the right to take away from one to give to another. The Indian was treated as a tenth class person, or was he considered a person. We’ve taken everything and given nothing. Where will this Child’s future lie? 155 Lily 1 ie Ley Sa - =f HIDDEN BEHIND CLOSED DOORS Innocence is beautiful, we protect our little ones. Yet we condemn the first man to settle our country. He is looked upon as an inanimate object, pushed aside to allow cobwebs to gather. If we think hard enough the Indian may disappear, or will our conscience forget what we have done to this man. 156 oe ES cede! OUR COUNTRY OUR CITY The Indian is given a choice, to remain an Indian or to become a full Canadian. He has to apply for citizenship. He who ruled the country before we knew it existed. The white man has all the modern con- veniences, the Indian has a dis- carded reservation, where he is left to die. ee ef WOULD YOU LIVE UNDER THESE CONDITIONS? No. Then why force an- other human to live where you wouldn’t. Will we allow the Cree, Micman and the Blackfeet’s history to fade in an onrush of technology. We have a choice, don’t deny the Indian their right to feel human. REVIEW ’70 Our sincere thanks to those who have made Review ’70 possible. They are: Paul Schibili, for the design of the new cover. Chris- tine Malone for her help with the Grad. and Ad. sections. Bob Steinhubl for the Political and Carnival sections. Terry Brennan and Staff for Sports. Jerry Zbiral for Drama. Brian Buchanan for FRA. John Meuris and Jerry Zbiral for the collage. Tyllon Sierhuis for the Photo Essay. And Jane Brennan for typing and odd jobs. Special thanks to our copy writers: Lee Firth and Ken Whit- tingham. Special Photo credits to: John Meuris, Jerry Zbiral and Tyllon Sierhuis. Photos were also contributed by: Steve Thibault, Guy Op De Beeck, John Pietro, Pierre Blouin, Sue Szuba, Jim Macdonald, and Lorne McLean. Thanks also to: Bob Dextras, our sales rep. and Doris Mac- Donald our ad. agent. Our apologies to anyone we hav e forgotten. We hope you like it. Jane Rajca and Keith Imhoff Co-Editors-in-Chief REVIEW '70 Photos on “A Dying Race” by Jerry Zbiral. Copy and layouts by Keith Imhoff. KEITH IMHOFF 180 i mR 7 JANE RAJCA Produced by National School Services Ltd. Winnipeg, Manitoba