Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1974 volume:

LOYOLA OF MONTREAL VOL. 60 The Editors of Review ’74 hope to express in this Loyola Yearbook what Loyola has come to mean through the years. As we see Loyola merging into the new Concordia University we remember how the faculties, organizations, and student activities have developed. After this year Loyola as we knew it will no longer exist and it is our hope that the spirit of Loyola, a spirit of com- munity, will continue within the framework of the new University. eS fog ae : en EEE ‘ere = Pre ee Cap Re een nee remy t gee a —o im a @a5m bee |b ta | i Hi He HH Si |. ont | a Gia oi i rH id | | : ta, aaa it | ii ti one 6hlCU il | ; WN, RUE OE ee _ 8 Dear Graduate: June 1, 1974 You as anew graduate are almost a new being with so much talent actuated and confirmed in some meaningful search or direction. We can say that James Bay, the Olympic village, women’s liberation, peace in the Middle East, Concordia University are at this moment little more than words, visions of pertinacious dreamers, promises for a better tomorrow. Similarly, we can say that you as a new graduate are a potential engine of achievement, a plant about to blossom and bear fruit, a pledge that the future will honour the past and improve the present. But, you, unlike projects and causes that rise and fall as they render service, are a human person with immanent enhancement that must transcend usefulness for external objectives, however noble. Your essential meaning lies within your dynamism and destiny. True, the human person will, for good or evil, influence things, processes, events, even other persons. But its measure of ex- cellence is itself and its degree of self-fulfillment. | sense that a criterion of worth within self can translate as selfishness, self-centred aggression or timidity, and can degenerate into self-applauding vanity. Indeed, | suspect that all of us turn at times the process and treasure of learning into self-seeking meanness, muddle-headedness or mischief. Examples abound. Dachau, Watergate, Gulag Ar- chipelago, Hiroshima tower as shameful monuments raised by intelligent educated men who led themselves astray. And on a less cosmic scale closer to home, our own experience bears painful witness. Indeed, against man’s dismal record some may scorn all education as vain and deceptive. | am not of their number as you must have guessed from my congratulations to you at convocation. For me, more temperate thoughts about education seem worth consideration. And | do not hesitate to invite you to share them and build on them as you con- tinue your education, | hope more richly, all your life long beyond college classrooms. First then, education is essentially a work by the mind on the mind. Schools in our society house all sorts of services catering to individual and social wants, but they exist to attend upon the mind, to share and expand human knowledge. Doing, willing, being of fit body, displaying social grace, communicating, leading are all desirable human achievements but, as objectives of colleges, they are subordinate to the care and feeding of the mind. | do not deny these and other talents and accomplishments; | simply propose to you that they walk in treacherous ways unless guided by reason, in- formed, inquiring, disciplined, developed reason. Some misuses of knowledge come from good-intentioned persons who charge the heart to speak for the mind to such disastrous effect for the mind and the heart. | think that | speak to your experience. You have come across people, perhaps teachers, wounded by the alienating cruelty of contemporary society. Book learning does nothing to relieve this relentless, inner anguish. Something has to reach their loneliness, their pain, their emptiness; feeling must be resuscitated from stifled contempt. You must understand a little if they close their books and minds to pursue peace in their emotions. But they pay too dear a price for too fleeting a truce. Education, | hold, is by the mind for the mind. That is a simple definition that, unfortunately, issues in a simplistic un- derstanding of education as one brain plugged into another. But, education is a personal attribute; it is better un- derstood as a dialogue among persons who tell, listen, ask. And the mind, for its part, discharges its high essential of- fice not as autarch but as servus servorum in the commonwealth of a person’s skills, talents, emotions and poten- tialities. As alienating society goads human feelings and affections into rebellion against thought, it can also dupe the mind into a practical repudiation of our feelings, emotions and hence the very fullness of ourselves. Somewhere earlier, | spoke of self-fulfillment as an objective, and just now | have seemed to concentrate on setting just and peaceful equilibrium within the person. | may have given the impression that the educated person has merely to come to terms within self. Let me say that | am profoundly moved by Martin Buber’s insight that there is no “Il” unless there be “Thou”. The I-Thou equation is not only a high sounding saying, a cry of the heart, a dosage against alienation. It is an essential part of the formula for respecting the mind, unifying the self, and fulfilling the person -- in a word, for starting to build upon our education. We are up against those words of St. Augustine that | like: ‘The truth is neither mine or another’s; but belongs to all of us whom Thou callest to partake of it, warning us terribly not to account it private to ourselves lest we be deprived of it”. God bless you! Yours sincerely, Lip were T Patrick G. Malone, S.J. President LOYOLA COLLEGE : “earn me 7141 SHERBROOKE ST. W. ye i tT ea os dy tf ees i eae re Ye, araterts foe ¥ itt Ral OKee fe eres ee Tes REVEREND BREEN FR. GRAHAM Dean of Arts Dean of Science LARRY BOYLE ALFRED AUDET GEORGE JOLY Dean of Commerce Dean of Students Dean of Engineering GEORGE UIHLEIN Dean Uihlein was a member of the Student Services Department at Loyola since 1966. He brought to Loyola more than 20 years experience as a national officer of Phi Kappa Theta fraternity. As Dean of Men, he devoted his energy and time to advising student organizations, counselling students, overseeing student lounge space, in short tirelessly helping to “personalize” Loyola for her students. Hundreds of Chem 112 students in the last eight years have been in- troduced to the wonders of test tubes and bunsen burners in Professor Uihlein’s lab. A warm and generous man ready always to do anything for Loyola and her students, George Uihlein personified the finest qualities in man. His death is a great loss to all of us at Loyola. 15 16 Bio-Physical Education LEFT TO RIGHT: William C. Fielding, Doug Daigneault, Dr. E. Enos, Paul Arsenault, Russ Blackwell. SEATED: Ann Hamilton, Linda Korrigan, Annette Maggs, Loraine Daren, Linda McGuire. NOT IN PICTURE: Pat Boland, Steve Konchalski. Business Administration LEFT TO RIGHT: G.B. English, J. Flynn, R. Oppenheimer, P. Brunet, U. Todorovic, P. Kawaja, J. Norris, T. Barnes, B. Barbieri, A. Riding. sassy nnnenanorenaame pond ii g 7 3 hens BN ' Be [4 e a Classics FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Wardy, E. Preston, Dr. L. Sanders. STANDING: Dr. S. Casey, Dr. D. Brown. CEGEP French FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Normand Truchon, Gilbert Mongenot, Bluma Rosenstein, Odette Rigault. BACK ROW: Jean-Claude Badin, Lila Van Toch, Maylis Tiffou, Alain Vorrow, Claudine Potvin. 17 CEGEP English SEATED, Left to Right: D. Eibel, D. Robertson, B. Swanson, C. Baumgarten, W. Stee. STANDING: M. Hallett, A. Drew-Bear, E. Gottlieb, M. Benoit, G. Hebert, B. Covert, M. Kennedy, P. Sperdakos, B. Bailey, E. Ritter, H. Hill, T. Rogers. University English LEFT TO RIGHT: Elsepth Cameron, Linda Rahm Hallett, Robert Martin, Patrick Holland, Judith Herz, A. Gifford Hooper, Ronald Wareham, Robert Philmus, Maria Philmus. : ; ag i th 3 si = 4 = , : gi 7 PM oh sy e.§ ay Ae : _ ee os 3 : = 4 ‘ — 3a ‘ i : Fe : sil a 2 ; ' — Chemistry SEATED, Left to Right: Prof. M. Baldwin, Dr. M. Doughty, Fr. A. Graham. STANDING: Dr. T. Nogrady, Dr. G.J. Trudel, Dr. R.H. Zienus, Dr. D. McElcheran, Dr. R.H. Pallen, Prof. D. Hui, Dr. M. Hogben. Communication Arts LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Murphy, Marc Gervais, William Gilsdorf, Denis Diniaropoulos, Don Taddeo, Father Clair Fischer, Joan Tierney, Alan Mirabelli, John Buell. MISSING: Dr. Malik. 20 Computer Science STANDING, Left to Right: Marv Smith, Dr. Krishna Menon, George Weiss, Roger Beyar. SEATED: Bipin C. Desai, Dr. Donald C. West, Chairman; David Haltrecht. Engineering LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Blattman, G. Joly, C. Wald, H. Wardell, J. Krantzberg, C. Goldman, S. Kubina, A. Fahmy, R. Neemeh, E. Cerny. MISSING: K. Krakow, V. Stefanovic. innate essen Geology SEATED, Left to Right: Dr. E. Chown, Prof, J. Jenkins. STANDING: Dr. K. Mukherji, Dr. A. Pearce. History BACK ROW, Left to Right: W. Akin, M. Vipond, R. Tittler, G. Adams, Mrs. G. Holden, G. Decarie, M. Mason, W. Hubbard. 21 Interdisciplinary Studies RIGHT TO LEFT: D. Boisvert, M. Hogben, T. Tobin, P. Jones, G. Dewey. STANDING: D. O’Connor, L. Hallett. Mathematics BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: B. Turley, J. Soric, E O’Connor. TOP ROW: R. Moore, R. Smith, H. Kim, M. Faierman, T. Srivastava, D. Kachroo. MISSING: M. Bobetic, A. Keviczky, K. Majumdar, A. Prillo. 22 Modern Languages LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Scheer, A. Costanzo, C. DiMichele, E. Ottolenghi, F. Antolin, C. Fonda, H. Famira. Philosophy SEATED, Left to Right: H. Lau, Mary Jurick, E. Egan. STANDING: E. Joos, J. Doyle, A. Kawczak, J. Morgan. 23 Physics S. Markiza, R. Kovacs, J. Shin, S. Dubas, T. Kova ts, C. Eappen, C. Kalman. MISSING: S. Bagchi. Lo Khe eee mI) 20 x tS - Psychology P. Babarik, R. Svens, M. Shames, H. Ladd, E. Mouledoux, R. Lambert. MISSING: Drs. Bauer, Campbell, Maheux. 24 my a — aS oe i. . a es =? ae Cy , % ‘— a Wa Sy Si i hes AES ow as i 3 ’ Bs — bate . ® or = | eed 7 : mS 4 Sociology BACK ROW: S. Hlophe, G. Dewey, Vice-Chairman; H. Horwich, C. Lipsig. FRONT ROW: Mrs. N. McDunough, J. Tascone, Chairman; E. 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Biology 75 76 SHESHKO, Nicholas M. Biology SIDNEY, Mary Pamela M. Psychology SIMON, Jean Jacques M. Chemistry SMITH, Elizabeth Louise M. Biology SMITH, Gary Kenneth H. Physics SOPPIT, Mark E. M. Mathematics STASIAK, Ferdinand M. Biology STEIGERWALD, Eric = M. Biology STEINMAN, Mark Earl H. Biology TRACZYK, John Alex M. Biology TAYLOR, Kenwood O. M. Biology TAYLOR, William M. Chemistry TULK, James Edgar M. Chemistry WINKIEWICZ, Walter M. Chemistry WONG, Chung-Fei Johnny M. Biology WONG, Melville Yuk-Kui M. Physics ae WOOLMER,, Lilian H. Mathematics WORKEWYCH, Jaroslaw M. Biology WOZNIAK, Lidia M. Physics YANULIONIS, Diane Mary M. Computer Science ZABEK, Christine Helen M. Mathematics ZACHARKO, Robert Michael H. Psychology 78 80 a ARELLA, Pietro BEAUCHESNE, Ronald W. M. Electrical G. Mechanical GLASS, William James GOHIER, Michel M. GRAVES, Eric Irvine G. Mechanical G. Mechanical G. Electrical HORNBY, Fred Alban JAJKO, Michel Denis M. Mechanical G. Mechanical KOVALCIK, Henry J. MIKULIN, Brian G. Electrical G. Electrical “aS am � a PHILLIBERT, Peter H. PIETRAVALLE, Remo RIMONTI, Rocco H. Electrical M. Electrical M. Electrical — 0 Ok’ A® va TETRAULT, Carol-Ann WATT, John R. M. Mechanical G. Mechanical SOCCER WARRIORS a national At long last 84 championship It became a bad habit. Year after frustrating year, they would go to the national finals, and lose. But on a wet Saturday in November, they came home winners. In fact, not just as winners, but champions. The Loyola soccer Warriors had cap- tured the Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union championship by outpenalty-kicking the Alberta Golden Bears 3-2 after both teams had been deadlocked at 1-1 following regulation time and 30 minutes of overtime. Mark Sosnowski’s goal provided Quebec and Loyola with their first ever national collegiate title and, though it was long time coming, it was well worth the wait. 85 it came in double overtime ... When the regular season ended with the Warriors annihilating Laval 7-0 to stretch their regular season winning streak to an unbelieveable 50 games, word was out that again they would choke in the clutch as they had done so often before. However, led by the scoring of Mark Sosnowski, Garth Pringle, and Jim Corsi and by the goaltending antics of Wally Smith, the gritty footballers hung tough. At the Awards Banquet, Harry Hus was called upon to make a presentation to his team. On the ud a | podium, he leaned to the microphone, his voice cracking, his eyes starry, and said to his players, “Guys, I’ve never said this before, but | love you.” And that is the stuff of which champions are made. annem . é 298 The victory over Alberta did not go unnoticed. The Warriors received congratulatory telegrams from Mayor Jean Drapeau, Quebec’s Premier Robert Bourassa, and Prime Minister Trudeau. Upon their return to Mon- treal, the triumphant Warriors were feted at City Hall where they signed the Golden Book thus becoming in- stant VIP’s - Very Important Players. Back at Loyola, the names of the players and coach Harry Hus were submitted in nomination to the Loyola Sports Hall of Fame while at the ... after 50 straight league wins Athletic Awards Banquet in March, the team was further honoured by two standing ovations from their fellow athletes and soccer star Jim Corsi being awarded the Athlete of the Year honours. 87 88 TOMMIE POWER: QUAA CHAMPS PLUS... PLUS... PLUS... Aside from the soccer Warriors, the hockey Tommies were Loyla’s most successful team in 1973-74 and easily the most outstanding women's team the school has ever had. They finished first in the QUAA, captured the league crown, won the Brown University tournament, and became the first Loyola team ever to win their host tournament. In regular season play, they outscored the opposition 93-1. All of that speaks for itself. 89 Determination and courage spelled success if the Tommies couldn’t win it, then no one could The individual performances were just as impressive as the team’s. Diane Quart, athlete par excellence, was the mainstay of the defence that helped Janet Norman earn nine shutouts during the regular season. Quart was honoured by her team- mates at season’s end when they retired her sweater while Norman was given a brief write-up in Sports Illustrated magazine. By January, the Tommies had become one of the best known sports teams in the area. They deserved it. 91 92 While the soccer Warriors were romping towards another undefeated season, their autumn counterparts were doing everything they could to defend their QUAA title. Everything that is except succeeding. It was a frustrating season capped rather unceremoniously by a 37-0 defeat to McGill that knocked the Warriors out of play-off contention. The season’s record, in a league that could boast only mediocre quality football which Just one of those years was reflected by the fan turnout, was a deceiving 4 wins, 3 losses. However, two of those wins came in 52-0 and 66-0 wins over MacDonald and CMR, both clubs with minimal talent. Only a 23-17 win at Loyola over Bishop's gave any inkling of the Warriors possessing play-off calibre talent. That game was one of the most thrilling seen at Loyola in years. but it had its moments eet However, not everything was gloom and despair. Wade Clare, the 1973 rookie sen- sation, continued his rushing success that included a three touchdown performance against MacDonald. And once star fullback Bernie Muldoon was sidelined early in the year, Clare was called upon to take up the slack. Also, the Warriors’ magic foot, Mike Lapensee, was drafted by the CFL’s B.C. Lions in the off-season and, though he didn’t make the club, had salvaged just a little more pride for his team. ti 1 gee a K = =F = gi = a, Sa i _ NY 93 94 On June 1, 1974, Diane Quart became the first woman ever to receive the Brodrick reward given yearly to the graduating student who has excelled in academic and ex- tracurricular activities. And oh, how she deserved it! While at Loyola, she didn’t just play for, but starred on the women's hockey, basketball, volleyball, and tennis teams as well as winning the 1971 table tennis and 1974 golf tournaments. And even though coaches sti!l marvel at her ability to excel at every sport she tries, she managed to graduate cum laude in Communication Arts. After being named Female Athlete of the Year for her last four years, she’s a shoe-in to become the first female in- ductee into the Loyola Sports Hall of Fame. And oh, how she deserves that, too! a a« == . a? wee - “ So ey ee eet ee LOYOLA’S GREATEST ATHLETE? a seamen pee eR a gre RRR Oe Basketball: The improvement in the basketball Tommies over their fourth place finish of 1972-73 was not ... ahh ... overwhelming. With 11 veterans back, they stepped up one notch to third place highlighting their season with a 52-48 win over McGill. That was nice. However, they failed to win a game from Laval for the second straight year and that proved to be their undoing. But then, nobody’s perfect. A TALE OF TWO TOMMIE TEAMS Volleyball: Volleyball has been, more or less, the black sheep of women’s sports in recent years. What it needed was a coach who could motivate his players to give their all. Nick Timt- senko filled that bill more than ad- mirably in giving Loyola at least a respectable name in women’s volleyball. By defeating McGill in the two final games, the Tommies managed to become the most suc- cessful of the English schools’ teams. It was, as the saying goes, a job well done. 95 96 When the clock struck none, Loyola was done The day was Friday, Feb. 22, and the location was the Loyola gym. The Warriors were pitted against the Sir George Williams Georgians in a QUAA semi-final play- off contest. The score was 67-67 with slightly less than 60 seconds to play, and the Warriors had the ball. But suddenly an errant pass fell into the hands of the Georgians and they managed to perform the tactical stall which the Warriors had failed to do. With the clock ticking away, the Georgians were still trying to set up that one final shot that would bury the Warriors once and for all. Then, with one second to go, the Georgians got the ball to their top shooter, Tom Brethel, who sent it threw the rim as the buzzer sounded the death knell for the Loyola Warriors. Some fans...er... loved watching Warriors Erglis and Hussey The last second defeat notwithstanding, the Warriors did enjoy a successful season in which they captured first place with a stun- ning 64-63 win over the same Georgians. In addition, two Warriors, Wayne Hussey and Ron Puskarich, were named to the QUAA first All Star team while John Erglis’ super performances earned him a berth on the second team. “ Get thee gone, Warrior! ” 98 €) ..and they went Perhaps a 5-4 semi-final play-off loss to a team that eventually went on to the national final doesn’t rate as a disaster. No, perhaps not, for any team other than the Loyola Warriors. So will someone explain what hap- pened on that fateful February eve, the same night in which the basket- ball Warriors were defeated by the same school? Stymied by the super- human goaltending of Sir George’s Bernie Wolfe and throttled by their own inconsistency, the Warriors folded the clutch. And so now the wait for a national hockey crown has been extended for yet another year. = Everything was fine, for a while Although the season ended on a none too happy note, the hockey Warriors did enjoy some high moments. They defeated the then defending national champion Toronto Blues 2-1 at Loyola and, during a tour of the eastern U.S., they managed to defeat St. Lawrence 3-2 after two fine showings against Boston and Providence Colleges. Against one of the top ranked U.S. teams, St. Louis, the Warriors were edged out 7-5 and 5-4. In the Sir George Tournament, the Warriors were outhustled 4-0 by the same St. Mary’s squad they had defeated in pre-season play in Halifax. Then, when the dust had settled at the end of the year, not only did the Warriors boast another first place finish but also three players, Mike Culleton, Dave Brandt, and Glen Surbey, had been named to the league’s second all Star team. 99 INTRAMURALS: The action, the spirit, ) the thrills, = 7 ... the talent? + he 100 Out of the classroom and into the fray, not even an exam could keep them away Know something? For a relatively tiny liberal arts college, we’ve done alright in athletics. Not just in in- tercollegiate sports but in intramural sports, too. The most recent guess estimate was that in 1973-74, some 1800 students participated in intramural sports and in our athletic clubs. The girls added two new sports, broomball and softball, to their list while the men set all- time records by having 25 hockey teams, 24 broomball teams, another 17 in football, and 10 in basketball. Now that’s performance! 101 ney Pram And the punishment for losing? One case of beer instead of two! 102 Pick an activity. Go ahead, pick one, any one. If Loyola didn’t have that ac- tivity as an athletic club in 1973-74, it soon will. At Participation Canada Night, the club members showed that their hours were not wasted. Skydiving, yoga, modern dance, fen- cing, judo, etc. etc. etc. The students wanted something to do outside of the classroom, and they got it. 103 Sg He ipet sh ij ; Bien —ygpa tic i “preach math pani 3 _ Ww 106 C.O.P. Loyola’s College Orientation Program managed in a short three weeks to expose students to most aspects of campus life (academic, cultural, sports, etc.) while at the same time supplying them with lively entertainment. For both new students and those returning for another year this joint venture of the Loyola Students’ Association and the Student Services Department proved to be successful. It was a fine begin- ning to a great year. This year’s program was launched on September 4th with Deconfusion Centres and the slightly confused New-Student tours. C.O.P. stressed entertainment using an open-air pub, the C.O.P. concert, acar rally, the Kronenfest, and the opening of the Warriors Football season to welcome all Loyola students. 108 On September 19 the L.S.A. offered something to those students. still standing after the consumption of all that beer at the ‘“Kronenfest’’ and related events; its Open-House. This gave students an opportunity to see the L.S.A. in action in a very intimate way. But some were content to sim- ply watch the suds disappear once again. BLOOD DRIVES The gift of Blood is truely the gift of Life. Over the years the Loyola community has shown its awareness of this fact and in 1973-74 Blood Drives were again an integral part of Loyola experience. This year two were held; one sponsored by C.O.P. on September 20th and the other, put on by the Commerce Students Association which took place on January 23rd. Both proved highly successful. A much appreciated helping-hand was given by the ZET sorority on both occasions. Below we see five of them. ee é mn S Ye A j _ = 4 , “eo : 109 110 LOYOLA STUDENTS VISIT LIBYA At the beginning of last September, twenty-one Loyola College Political Science students were starting a two-week visit of the oil-rich North African state of Libya while most other students were enjoying the last weeks of their summer vacations. They were there with the intention of gaining a first-hand appreciation of some aspect of the political, social, or cultural life in a state whose impact on the Middle East is steadily growing. Reports based on their research would form the basis of a year-long seminar course headed by Prof. Henri Habib who was responsible for organizing this unique educational experience. Accompanying the students on the Libyan Government-sponsored tour were six faculty members and three Loyola administrators who were to study the Libyan educational system with a view to student exchanges between Loyola and the University of Libya. Tony Di Ciocco (with bag) in the “suq”. The Loyola Globe-Trotters arrived in Tripoli via Paris and Rome, and from the moment of their arrival were ex- posed to magnificent Arab hospitality. They were to stay in the best hotels in both Tripoli and Benghazi; enjoy an excursion into the Libyan Sahara to visit an oil field; be guests of honour on the reviewing stand for parades commemorating the Fourth Anniversary of the Libyan Revolution of 1969; and visit with several Cabinet ministers including the Prime Minister, Major Jalloud, the Ministers of the Economy and Education, and the Under-Secretary of Labour. With so much cooperation from the officials of state the trip was bound to be successful, but the students agreed that it was the friendliness of the common people with whom they came in contact which made it truly memorable. From these encounters in the streets and suqs (markets) of Tripoli and from exchanges of opinions with students of their University, our students were able to better form an over-all picture of the Libyan Arabs and their society. View of Tripoli seen from the old fort. Dr. Henri Habib (centre) at the Bengahazi campus of the University of Libya. All for one; one for all. NM Tim Mulcair on the romantic palm - lined waterfront in Benghazi. - all alone. 111 In keeping with the tradition of fine winter carnivals at Loyola, Carnival ’74 (February 11-16) will never be forgotten. The atmosphere of well-lubricated chaos was evident in the various events unique to this celebration. Many of the most successful events of past years were brought back while new ones were introduced. Thus we saw the return of the week-long pub, intramural tournaments and film series, combined with popular new events such as the skating party at Beaver Lake and Grand-Prix Wrestling. With such highlights as the Scavenger Hunt and Snowsculptures on Opening Day, the Tricycle Race, the Dog-Sled Race, Ski-Day at St. Sauveur, and, the Sno’Ball, Loyola’s last Carnival can be summarized in a single word - successful. THE CARNIVAL COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Don Martin, Jeff Barber, Barbara Boucher, Malcolm Preston, Paul Beaudry, Co-Chairman; Michael Zigayer, L.S.A. Vice- President Special Services; John Bamford, Co-Chairman; Nancy Farha, Elyse Rowen. BACK ROW: Bob Jaskinski, Mary Zanin, Dave Lartigue, Darlene Harvey, Marc Oxley, Gerry Organista, Scott MacKinnon, Lynda Cadieux, Diane Kobylinski, Peter Lemieux, Roman Jaskolski. 112 Opening Day Clockwise: Father President with a new-found friend; First Prize winners in Snowsculpture, TEKE; the Carnival Bear with two charming young ladies; the sudden snow-fall couldn’t but add to the spirit of the day; Broomhilda by the ZETs, Second Prize winners. 113 Tau Kappa Epsilon (TEKE) also won First Prize in the Scavenger Hunt. They “liberated” a few items from our friends at Sir George Williams. The Second Prize winners who stung “The Sting”. Third Prize winners “stole” the singing group “DELUXE” from the Campus ales Centre Pub. ve . ‘ % : i oe One of the Lounge Pub patrons, need we say more. Typical view of the Lounge Pub. Eom eee The “Le Mans” Start =) THE GREAT CARNIVAL ’74 TRICYCLE RACE — Heading for turn No. 1 The Winner TRICYCLE RACE 115 ARNIVAL 1974 CALENDAR (PLEASE RIP OFF) ——— L MONDAY, FEB, 11 TUESDAY, FEB. 12 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13 THURSDAY, FEB. 14 FRIDAY, FEB. 15 SATURDAY, FEB, 16 SUNDAY, FEB. 17 - 12:00 NOON 12:00 NOON | 1:00 P.M OPENING CEREMONIES TRICYCLE RACE DOG SLED RACE | Place: Campus Centre Pluce: Football Field SKI DAY SNOW SCULPTURES Place: Quad 2:00 P.M | | GRAND PRIX DAY | SCAVENGER HUNT WRESTLING OF Place: Hingston Foyer Piace: Athletic Complex Buses leave at 7:30AM FILM SERIES FILM SERIES FILM SERIES FILM SERIES from the Campus Center 12:00 Noon 3:00 P.M 12:00 Noon 3:00 P.M 12:00 Noon 3:00 P.M 12:00 Noon 3:00 P.M parking lot ATONEMENT Place. F.C. Smitt Place: F.C. Smith Place: F.C. Smith Place: F.C. Smith Place: Mt. St. Sauveur Place: Athletic Place: Athletic Complex Place: Athletic Complex (FINALS) LOUNGE PUB | LOUNGE PUB LOUNGE PUB | LOUNGE PUB 10:00 A.M, to 00P.M. | 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 PM 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. | 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M Place: Guadagni Lounge Place: Guadagni Loung: Place: Guadagni Lounge — | Place: Guadagni Lounge INTRAMUR INTRAMURAL SPORTS INTRAMURAL SPORTS INTRAMURAL SPORTS | | | EVENING ENTERTAINMENT ee PUB CRAWL 7:30 8:30 P.M 7:00 P.M PARTY AT THE SNOBALL From: 6:00 P.M NORDIC LODGE 8:00 P.M INTERCOLEGIATE HEIDELFEST SKATING PARTY (NYMARKS) AFTER Dione: Bender Rite HOCKEY Place: Athietic Complex Place: Beaver Lake SKIING McGill ryola Place: Athlete Complex (Buses leave at 6:00 P.M from Campus Center | BEER BASH | parking lev) 8:00 PM. to 12:00 Midnight Place: Guadagni Lounge GRAND PRIX WRESTLING 116 THE CARNIVAL ’74 DOG SLED RACE hy a LOYOLA OF MONTREAL STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION DES ETUDIANTS DE LOYOLA DE MONTREAL INCORPORATED 1966 (514) 482-9280 6931 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, MONTREAL, CANADA H4B 1R6 120 There is great truth in the old adage that a student organization is only as strong as its membership. This past year has seen a great amount of activity conducted by the L.S.A. In both social and cultural spheres the Students! Association was responsible for the: College Orien- tation Programme (C.0.P.), Carnival, Cultural Week, Film Series, Graduation Dance -as well as numerous parties organized by groups within the L.S.A. On the political front, many key decisions were made as a result of student demands. The Centre de Frangais Langue Seconde, established at the beginning of the academic year, was a direct result of student desires. The L.S.A. saw the need for French courses which truly served the anglophone community, and action was taken to ensure the presence of functional French learning at Loyola. We were successful in the endeavour. Steps were initiated to secure decent student representation on all departmental committees and this was achieved. Last but not least, Whatever Happened to Loyola campaign was launched by the L.S.A. The response and participation by the Loyola community was beyond the most optimistic expectations. The campaign continues on the legislative level and the need for more public manifestation seems at times to be inevitable. To the graduates of '74 : You will be alumi and you will have access to a group which will reflect your feelings for Loyola. Because your studies have concluded at Loyola does not mean your input has diminished. Continue to take an active interest in Loyola! In conclusion, we would like to thank all the people who made our year as co=presidents rewarding. There are people we met in the course of our term whom we have grown to know, respect, and love. We will never forget then. Donald L. Boisvert Marcus Tigh L.S.A. EXECUTIVE STANDING: Michael Zigayer, Arley Karpman, Julia Hinphy, Jeff Barber, Peggy Vago, Richard Glashan. SEATED: Peter Deans, Don Boisvert, Marc Tigh, Peter Tobin. 121 Tre er arcs ORE The Political Science Students Association's “Meet the Profs” Night. A member of the Physics Students Association demonstratin The Communication Arts Guild held an open house in early spring. =-indecniegil a 122 The aim of departmental and faculty associations is to extend the learning process beyond the confines of the lecture hall and laboratory and provide students with an opportunity to demonstrate their acquired skills and abilities. These associations take part in such activities as field trips, open houses and sponsoring of guest lec- turers and special seminars. her skills at the Science Students Association's open house. }. a leven Meter Ok a - ARIST The Computer Science Students Association offered demonstrations during their open house. Visitors look on at an experiment carried out by a Chemistry Students Association member at the Science open house. 123 The Geology Students Association on aa field trip. Part of the Biology Students Association’s exhibit at the Science open house. fie ut iret Mike Delaine in the broadcast booth selecting the sounds that are enjoyed throughout campus. RADIO LOYOLA Chris Secord manning the controls. ce, ee 125 Among the most active of the cultural groups on campus this year was the Loyola Chinese Students Association. We see here folk dan- cing (above), Kung Fu (left) and traditional art (below) demon- strations all part of the China Night Festival held in the Smith Auditorium. Tyo THE LOYOLA CHINESE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION, STANDING: Joseph Wu, Editor; Melville Wong, Social Coor- dinator; Freddy Wong, Treasurer. SEATED: Frankie Lai, Sportsmaster; Carmi Ip, Secretary; Anna Lee, Internal Vice- President; Johnny Wong, President; Danny Tsong, External Vice-President; Sylvester Mai, Sportsmaster. % The executive committee of the AFRICAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION. 127 128 L.ILF.E. (Living, Involving, Feeling, Enjoying) is a health education programme which involves student participation in the planning and co- ordination of lectures, films and discussions, thus expanding the scope of the academic curriculum. One of the main events of L.I.F.E. ’73-’74 was the Health Carnival (pictured above) at Hingston Hall, in which 500 Loyola students participated. L.I.F.E. is sponsored by the Health Services Department of Loyola and is under the direction of Bobbie Scannell and Nancy Cullen. oo . PAUL WILLCOCKS EVA JACEK RICH BERCUSON KEN ERNHOFER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ENTERTAINMENTS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR NEWS EDITOR Loyola News The 1973-74 edition of the Loyola News was almost fifty per cent larger than any previous year’s edition, and, in the eyes of its staff, at least that much better. The News staff worked hard each week to try and bring out a paper that would keep Loyola students informed in all areas that affected them. To do this, the News extended its coverage to deal with off-campus events and situations much more often than ever before. MARTIN O’CONNOR The merger of Loyola and Sir George PAUL HRASKO NEWS EDITOR was an important topic in this year’s PHOTO EDITOR News, and the staff was made especially aware of this when they had to resist pressure from the student association to merge with the paper at Sir George. The Loyola News probably meant something different to everyone of its 8,000 readers, but the 20 people who worked hard to put out the paper each week aren't likely to forget their exhausting, frustrating, often bizarre and generally rewarding ex- periences in putting out the News. MICHAEL O’HEARN NEIL LAVERDIERE =. | ate eS: DAVE LEONARDO RINA KAMPEAS DENNIS LANTHIER NICK ZAVAGLIA 129 FRATERNITIES and SORORITIES or a SEATED ON FLOOR: Cal Moisan, Pau! Beaudry, Christian Hartwig, Darryl! Richardson, Gerry Organista, Peter Burke, John Brennen. SECOND ROW: Brian Connihan, Paul Rochefort, Michael Zigayer, P.J. Bolger, Paul McLaughin, Mario Rapagna, Clarke, Skinner, Brian Halliday. STANDING: Rob Taylor, Danny Fee, Harry Brennen, Murray Millette, Bob Harries, André Cartier, Fred Hudon, Tony Stapleton, Mike Cost, Dave Kennedy, André Desrosiers, Mark Van Marck, Brian Barrett. MISSING: Don Martin, George Davy, Greg Renkiewicz. In the past year, TKE has really proven itself on campus and off. It participated in many events during COP and Carnival. During Carnival its sculpture took first prize while entries in the scavenger hunt did equally well. In March, TKE, with the help of the LSA, entered a float in the 150th annual St. Patrick’s Parade. Along with the fun, TKE helped the community with such events as the Christmas Can Drive and the annual Christmas party for the children at the Douglas Hospital. TKE this year became the only International Fraternity on campus. Its headquarters are situated in In- dianapolis. There are over 13,000 undergraduate mem- bers in some 320 chapters, including Loyola’s own Kappa Chi Chapter. 130 lille. — . Nae —— % a a A, po ‘ om i, og e. =— Shite m —— z ’ FIRST ROW: Melody Mastracchio, Liane Tilden, Marie Beaudry, Brook Parkinson. SECOND ROW: Lorna Verhnjak, Louise Robichaud, Ann Burke, Nancy Farha. THIRD ROW: Marcia Tratt, Anne Sylvain, Marie Qu enneville. FOURTH ROW: Sharron Curran, Barbara Boucher, Elyse Rowen, Cathy Stuart, Mary Zanin. MISSING: Karen-Maria Tratt, Patti Fernandez, Karen O'Neill, Marian Lennon, Janet Zauadskas, Debbie Gilmour, Janina Wan- dowicz, Teresa Brohmay. Zeta Tau Omega Sorority was revived in the summer of ‘73. This year members have been very active on and off campus. Some of the events they’ve participated in in- clude: COP, Career Show '74, ‘Whatever Happened to Loyola?” Campaign, the Guadagni Lounge snack bar, Carnival '74 plus a number of beer bashes and blood drives as well as such charitable functions as Christmas carolling, a Christmas Can Drive and a visit to the Shriners Children’s Hospital. 131 SEATED, Left to Right: Mike Cox, Jay Marshall. KNEELING: Mark Dawe, Rod Lauzon, Mike Gamache, Ron Pompeo, John Davis. STANDING: Dan Ryan, Lorne MacAulay, Pat O'Neill, Jack Griffin, Dave McNeil, Rick Marcoux. STANDING, REAR: Paul Momesso, Peter Butler, Mike Butler, Gord Ades, Greg Roche, Kevin Nearing. NOT IN PICTURE: Des Donnelly, Peter Bellan. The Brotherhood of Omicron In December of 1973, the brothers of Phi Kappa Theta decided that the freedom and self-imagination of a local fraternity out-weighed any advantage of being part ofa national fraternity. Phi Kappa Theta then became OMICRON, a fraternity which was free to flush out all the old ideals. The brothers of Omicron believe in an inclusive membership; in fact, meeting new people is what Omicron is all about. Self-fulfillment in areas outside academic en- deavours is very much part of a college student’s experience. Omicron is not stagnant; it does not stand for something which is dead. On the contrary, its ideals are part of today’s college experience. 132 MICHAEL ZIGAYER DEIRDRE QUINN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR Pe ee ; ees MADELEINE GOHIER JACK LAWSON RICH BERCUSON GRADUATES COPY SPORTS RON DESAUTELS PAMELA SIDNEY LARRY WHELAN ASSOCIATIONS GRADUATES ASSOCIATIONS 133 It’s a Nice Day Roll Again Sprain Ankle Dancing Lose. 4.Turn Meet Girl in Class DETOUR Both of You Go.to the Campus Centre EXAMS _ ARTS - Take One Bonus Move Because Your Exams are Never Lose One Too Tough Turn at McGill-Loyola SCIENCE Lose COMMERCE A Football Game Revert to Studies Books Advance ENGINEERING Turn So You Can Study Enough To Pass Get Punched-Out B Kronenfest Get Wee DETOUR Wasted Get “Shot : Down” Qutdoor Pub Hustiing New Year’s Lose 1 Lose Turn 2 : Turns See Chairman Prof. Lose Lose | 1 Turn Turn prove wi THE MEN’S ——|. “GETTING THROUGH tun OUR LAST YEAR” GAM E “Ore orc) Course Filled DETOUR START Register Read Drop | “Loyola News” Catch Up Apply to Out For First on Studies Grad School Advance — Time Lose 2 Turns Lose 1 Turn to Lose 1 Turn Manpowel L.S.A. Elections Roll Again Ski Trip Fall Off Chair-Lift And Break Both-Skis Lose 1 Turn Snow-Ball Door Prize Advance 3 First In Carnival Tricycle Sno-Ball Toc F appre DETOUR Race Spill Drink ANTS Roll on Hockey Lose 1 Turn Again Jock’s Date Lose 1 Turn Looking for Carnival Teeth DETOUR Talk to Neighbour Snow-Sculpture Lose 1 Turn While Hand Thaws Scavenger Hunt You're Arrested Lose 2 Turns Dummy in Library ‘Lose 1 Turn “Whatever Happened to Loyola?” Roll Again You Pass You Pass You Fail Advance You Fail Advance Start to Start to Over Again Convocation Over Again Convoeation “an eRe Convocation : a: Convocation aan Trip on Gown Go Back 2 Spaces Go to Grad Dance Get Car Get Drop Out Chae Married Go to School GAME OVER Manpower Lose 1 Turn - YOUR CHOICE is: ee Get Ne ae? Great vii No- Job Married eae a: na: Go Back to GAME OVER Manpower income Tax Manpower 136 The struggle for the now-existing Campus Centre began in 1966 with a loan offer of $1 million from a U.S. company. However, in 1967, this offer was withdrawn and replaced by one of the Royal Bank with the stipulation that the bank be allowed to open a branch in the centre. But, for reasons unknown, this offer was dropped. Then, in 1970, the Quebec government approved a loan of $1.2 million from the original $2.2 million. But Loyola’s failure to respond again postponed construction. Finally, the Board of Directors of the L.S.A. passed a motion calling for the construction of the building with an approximate cost of $650,000. A direct result was the establishment of the Campus Centre Committee. It outlined plans for a Centre that would have such facilities as a lounge, billiards and table tennis area, stereo room, cafeteria, and a pub. The actual construction was scheduled to begin in the fall of 1972 to be completed by April of '73. However, the final completion did not come until December of 1973. The Pub, manned by students, probably enjoyed the greatest success of all Campus Centre activities featuring several highly entertaining live shows. The upper floor of the Centre houses a lounge that is not only a comfortable place to relax but also large enough to be used for recep- tions. A listening room features a series of 21 eight-track tape-decks with stereo headsets and plush lounge chairs that make the listening so much more enjoyable. In its first month of operation, it became the hub of the Loyola com- munity. ee . 4 = 4 + Lee 139 142 THE ISSUE During the 1973-74 academic year the merger between Loyola College and Sir George Williams University was an in- timate issue of crucial importance for the entire Loyola community. Although the Quebec government was slow to give legal approval to the union, many of the proposed governing bodies of Concordia had begun to actively function. The Loyola Students’ Association agreed in principle with the merger but widespread concern surfaced on campus as it became evident that Loyola’s new status left much to be desired. The L.S.A. therefore, on behalf of its 4,800 members, challenged the structure of the ‘“‘new” University. In the last week of January the L.S.A. launched the “Whatever Happened to Loyola?’ campaign. The main goal of the campaign was to inform the students as to the situation of the new University and, hopefully, to ameliorate Loyola’s position within Concordia. It was a week of in- formation and public protest; flyers, posters, buttons, in- formation booths, mail-outs, and assemblies. The impact of the campaign was phenomenal. The en- thusiastic response of the Loyola students was important for our student representatives in their negotiations with the administration. The campaign proved that the students cared about their College. Marc Tigh, L.S.A. Co-President at the news conference. The General Assembly (below and opposite right). 143 Signing a letter to Provincial Education Minister Francois Cloutier at one of the information booths. THE RESULT In aS much as the goals of the campaign were: (1) to gain information on the status of the New University, and, (2) to demand a stronger Loyola representation within the major legislative bodies of Concordia, the campaign could be said to have been a success. More important was the trend which recognized students as the lifeblood of any Univer- sity; to ignore their requests and shun their presence as a responsible force within the University community is a grave mistake. Throughout the campaign student representatives made the point of asserting their views and the protest of Loyola students was a warning that Con- cordia would never survive as a credible institution of higher education if the students were not given a full and equal chance of participation within the framework of the new institution. Concordia University has the potential of being a truly magnificent institution and in maintaining a respect for the two founding partners it will be assured. “It matters nothing that differences of education or training cause us to express our hopes in different ways. We feel that we are of the same kind, and we find that our very dif- ferences are a common armour, as though there were a dimension of life in which all striving makes for nearness, not only within a corporate body but heart to heart.” THE FUTURE OF MAN - Teilhard de Chardin Sewing the “Whatever Happened to Loyola?” banner was thirsty work. 144 + Grech Whalev Or habPened To happened to loyola ?] Chapel service before convocation Scott MacKinnon accepting the Loyola Commerce Medal 148 oe Rev. R. Breen, Dean of Arts Rev. J.A. Graham, Dean of Science 149 150 Barbara Frum - first woman to give Lo- yola’s convo- cation ad- dress. Henry Kovalcik, recipient of the Loyola @ Ae) © = © e 2 © = © = = fe) £ = ® ° ® — = 2 ke re) £ © = Engineering Medal, with Dean Joly. addressing the class of AM | BAN | aT TT I cae ee THE YEARBOOK STAFF WISH TO THANK ALL OUR SPONSORS CCA SUPER SEASON 1973-74 — CANADIAN CONCERTS ARTISTS INC. Wilfrid-Pelletier — 8:30 p.m. (or as indicated) VIENNA JOHANN STRAUSS ORCHESTRA 2 different pro- apes Thurs. Oct. 25 G Mon. Oct. 29 $8. $7 $6 $4.50 $3.50; LENINGRAD PHILHARMONIC Tues. Nov. 27 (soloist Slobodyanik) Wed. Nov. 28 (soloist SptWvakov) $8 $7 $6 $4.50 $3.50. KRASNOIARSK DANCE COMPANY OF SIBERIA (75 dancers) Thurs. Fri. Dec. 13-14 (8:30 p.m.); Sat. Dec. 15 (6:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m.) $8 $7 $6 $4.50 $3.50; VIENNA CHOIR BOYS Sun. March 31 (8:00 p.m.) $7 $6 $5 $4 $3; FESTA BRAZIL FROM BAHIA Mon. Tues. Wed. April 1-2 -3 $7 $6 $5 $4 $3; STARS OF THE BOLSHO! June 17 to 23 $12 $10 $7 $5 $4. — -—e— ee Se Theatre Maisonneuve — 2:30 p.m. VLADIMIR SPIVAKOV (violinist) Sun. 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