Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW List of Mlustrations Lieutenant Edward P. Plunkett Captain Melvin Johnson Corporal Stanton Hudson Lieutenant John Wilkins Private Leo M. Shortall . Private Donald A. MacArthur . Lieutenant James de Beaujeu Domville Flight-Lieutenant Arthur Dissette Captain Edward Dwyer . Lieut.-Col. George J. Boyce, D.S. o. Lieutenant Guy Palardy Major-Adjutant George P. Vanier, M.C. Very Reverend William Power, S.J. Captain the Honourable Charles Gavan ouo: МС ME, The Reverend Arthur E. Jones, S.J. Old Loyola Boys awarded Military Cross . Views of the College я Refectory Building and Juniors' Building . Graduating Class, 1918 Chapel—Students' Parlor—Boys' Billiard Room Boys' Dormitories and Refectory Refectory and Juniors' Building Editors of “ The Weekly Thunderstorm ” Orchestra and Mandolin Club Groups of Middle Division Boys and of Быланы — In the Chemistry Laboratory Corner of the Juniors' Building On the Tennis Courts Loyola at Ottawa Loyola College Campus Intermediate Football Team Senior Hockey Team, 1917-18 Basket Ball Teams. Mr. “ Jack McMartin . Facing Page 24 26 28 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 44 47 51 54 56 58 62 66 70 74 79 80 82 83 86 88 91 92 94 94 96 96 98 100

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Й ацша College Meriem 1918 г MONTREAL, CANADA No. 4 Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW, Sherbrooke Street W. Terms: One Dollar the Copy, Paper Bound; Two Dollars the Copy, Cloth Bound. A Subscription for Five Years: Five Dollars, the Paperbound Edition A Sub scription for Five Years: Ten Dollars, the Clothbound Edition All subscriptions will be gratefully received PIVE YEAR Ss 0 BS CREP ГО М5 The Review's Editors will be especially gratified to receive Five Year Subscriptions. The name of each and every Five Year Subscriber will be listed in the Review itself and the publication sent to him or her for FIVE years. It is the Review's ambition to have as soon as possible on its Circulation Lists every Old Loyola student and everyone who is interested in college affairs. A note or postcard to us will receive immediate attention jf oreword Loyola College Review with this issue appears before the public for the fourth time. | The Review, therefore, is young. Like youth it is idealistic. It sees visions, and it dreams dreams,—it works from however afar off towards an ideal. It would be literary, it would be artistic, it would be interesting. But in these parlous times it dares not promise when this consummation will be fully realized. Experience, especially of this year, shows the Review the wisdom of not promising overmuch. The demands and alarms of war have played havoc with its ordinary staff and contributors. They have dropped the pen and seized the sword. A younger class of reserves had to be summoned— less weighty, more youthful articles are sometimes the result. The Editors trust their efforts will not make the judicious grieve. Conscious themselves of the Review's shortcomings, they would ask of all but especially of the critical and the hypercritical to allow for present conditions in passing judgments, recalling Pope’s lines: “ Whoever thinks a faultless piece to see, Thinks what ne'er was, nor is, nor e'er shall be.