Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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CONTE N T S—Continued Page ZEficrncy NL 2 - - - SCM Coughlin, 76 72 Loyola Scientific Society - - - - - - R.P.Coughlin, '16 75 Rhetoric ecu ЕЕ Ryan, 18;and: S;Sutcliffe; 18 78 Humanities zoo RLS ERO a ae erdt C. C. Phelan, '19 80 Humanities Noble Gift to the L.L. D.S - - . - J. Wolfe, 19 6S Midshipman Dhompson - ---.- - I. Clément, '19 OSRE iroi Grammar - 2.6: 19 c 72 Ul. „ o4 ahe Ancient. 86 The Landslide - - - - - - J.W.Phillips, First Grammar Secondi Grammar Азат S LU аата жЕ 5 ше “Dumnorix”’ 91 The Lost Raider = = = №. Н. Tabb, First Grammar ПАШ Second Grammars aD Mets oe ee шй уе Cue ОЛЫ СОЕ eo. fe ae io. 96x ОАО ДУМ 07-7 ore re аны age R.T.F., Second Grammar “В” 99 Third Grammar ah Eam ir fo ыа Еа аер Watson - 100 Latin Rudiments Rd зен E cu eee сату НУ a 101 First Preparatory ar i etal enn AN eae ae ame Ria? Месе mc апе Сазе lOZsSecondubreparatorys = =. ee --7- 2 Morris Davis DUGESNOotes IESU Е тосаттан лун НЕДЕ ТЕН ш ыыр аа College Athletics 104 College Field Dayo mia 222-2222 G. М. Carlin, '17 106 Seniomhootball е 2. о ал 03€. СТЕ Poirier, 46 107 Intermediate Football DOW UE LC CEN EE OEE O RT 107 Swimming aea c M du cM uS coL MEUSE I cu 109 Senior Hockey 2 = ЕЛ one “ЕЛ МФСч4ау; 17 112 аре еа aeons ae ee C c ee C. C. Phelan, '19 113 Tennis 2: diane oN. СЕ. CM C B шс ЕҚ. S. McDonald, '16 114 Baseball жосу ыш о уе 20 МЕСО На, 216 114 Basketball =: еа ы ее C. E. Poirier, '16 117 Final Results of Field-Day Events IRL A E MOY OY je) fe 7 Араш.

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MONTREAL, CANADA = — - Loyola College Renien — - - - = “ Е. Chabot, '16 - Rex Regis Anna Т. Sadlier Lj - - - - - pe - - — Alumnus = “ - . Rex Regis 1916 CONTENTS Page Ico Ediroriablas- 28) sce oa 2 mee oC Psp MES 2 Loyola Arms EU ам 255,212 D да 4 . Merum Cordis Gaudium - - - - - 5 А Former Rector of Loyola College - 2- 8 Deceased Members of the Staff and Students of Loyola College 9 Rev. Martin Fox, S.J. ER ngo caret 10 Loyola Boys at the Front taba Epor nee Сү 13 Ко оК оло с-та 16 Letters from the Front - - - - 20 О. L. on Active Service - =- - - 23 A Message eae e m цш 24 Alumni Notes име {е ie. 28 A Classical Interlude. : 2 $ 2 32 Тһе бойда ғу of the Immaculate Conception of Blessed Virgin Mary - - - - - 33 The Loyola Literary апа Debating Society - 37 ‘Sidney. Lane's Story - - - - = 43 Тһе Precious Blood - - - - - 44 А Description of the New College and Grounds 48 Тһе Garden Party - - - - - 50 College Staff, 1915-1916 - - - - 51 Тһе Graduates of 1916 - - - - obe Көз ра 2-2,2 eee е + et Е 58 Те Juniors ЛЖ See ees 4E cu Ық 60— Philosophy: i= 5: а-а 23-2 bs 63 А Ballad of Despair - - .-. -: - 64 The Merry Knaves of Loyola - - - 66 A Bit of Bitting UP T PEEL TL) 4 67 Locus Standi JE UR) Uo s 68 Тһе Philosophers’ Play - - - - - - DI -— -. - - = е-е = м - - “РГ 103 T. С. Walsh, 718 Е. Chabot, 716 Michael Earls, S.J. - Rex Regis - Гай - сұлы: End 9 Seal oe - - - жə - = Н. McLaughlin, '17 Seen by Seniors Е. Chabot et al., 716 J. Gallery, '17 C. E. Poirier, '16 ЛЭК Ј ЭК earney, '16 earney, '16 J. M. Cuddy, '17

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(e (2) чы Loyola College [Г | ш Renien 1916. MONTREAL, CANADA No. STAFF | EDETORSIBCCEHIER- 2: eere ree JOHN D. KEARNEY, '16. ASSIGTANT EDDEORS ЕАС У ERE J. EDWARD DUCKETT, '17. BUSINESS MANAGER 55-ы т JOHN M. COUGHLIN, 716. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ....... SOMERLED McDONALD, '16. CIRCULATION MANAGER ............... JOHN A. DIXON, '18. ASSOCIATE EDITORS [JOHN M. CUDDY, ’17. ALUMNI короо t$ 9 ео Ө ӨЛӨ, à 9» 5 v » 9 оа 5» à 9 ӨТӨ €$ 8$ JOSEPH J: RYAN, '18. CHARLES E. POIRIER, '16. AWHUENICS4O o b up MEUS CHARLES C. PHELAN. 15. COLL ECGEINOTES „аа E STANLEY SUTCLIFFE, '18. HIGH SCHOOL МОТЕЗ................... MARCUS DOHERTY, '19. Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW, Montreal. Terms: Fifty Cents the Copy; by mail, Sixty Cents. EDITORIAL Encouraged by the hearty welcome accorded the first appearance of the LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW and by the many sincere and favourable criticisms received from competent sources, we feel greater confidence in sending forth this, our second number. It has been most gratifying to those connected with the production and publication of the REVIEW to know that even in the first year of its existence it has realized its aim. Not only has it called forth among the present student body of Loyola a keener zest for literary effort, but it has brought the Alumni into closer touch with their College, and has been instrumental in reviving and fostering that spirit of mutual interest which is so beneficent to both. Many pages of this year's REVIEW are devoted to the Loyola Boys at the front. We are proud of the fact that Loyola—by no means an old college— is so well represented in the ranks of the Empire’s defenders. We publish in this issue a list of former students who are on active service. Any information that will enable us to correct and complete our list will be gratefully received. Some of the Old Boys have helped us considerably with the REVIEW this year by sending us several very interesting letters and articles. Аз we said in the Editorial of our first number, we wish to make the REVIEW representative of Loyola in all its departments. For this, the co-operation of past students of the College is needed. We hope that from year to year the Old Boys will take а greater and greater part in our work.