Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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1 8 tt tt) tt it et == n! | x Roll- of- onor x -| | Killed MAJOR TEMPLE MACDONALD CAPTAIN EDWARD DWYER - CAPTAIN MELVIN JOHNSON- CAPTAIN FRANCIS MAGUIRE CAPTAIN ARTHUR McGOVERN, D.S.O. (Boethumous) CAPTAIN JOHN P. WALSH . LIEUTENANT HENRI DE VARENNES LIEUTENANT ARTHUR DISSETTE, Croix de Guerre LIEUTENANT JAMES DE B. DOMVILLE LIEUTENANT JAMES GRANT LIEUTENANT R. B. HINGSTON LIEUTENANT RODOLPHE LEMIEUX LIEUTENANT FRASER MACDONALD LIEUTENANT FRANCIS McGEE LIEUTENANT SARGENT OWENS LIEUTENANT GUY PALARDY LIEUTENANT EDWARD PLUNKETT LIEUTENANT WILFRID SULLIVAN LIEUTENANT JOHN WILKINS LIEUTENANT MAURICE VIDAL SERGEANT-MAJOR GREGORY NAGLE CORPORAL STANTON HUDSON, M.M. CORPORAL ADRIAN McKENNA PRIVATE STUART BARNSTON PRIVATE HERBERT BUTLER PRIVATE HOWARD FARLEY PRIVATE LEO LE BOUTILLIER, D.C.M. PRIVATE DONALD McARTHUR PRIVATE DESMOND O'BOYLE PRIVATE LEO SHORTALL Died PRIVATE GLENDYN CLORAN PRIVATE EMMETT CONROY CADET PAUL CONROY PRIVATE W. A. PEARSON Distinguished Service Order COLONEL GEORGE J. BOYCE LIEUTENANT-COLONEL JOHN JENKINS CAPTAIN ARTHUR McGOVERN (Posthumous)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW 15 exercises commenced on the morning of Wednesday, January 8th. Father Casey, S.J., of New York, gave the instructions. He inaugurated the custom of keeping silence during the Retreat. The boys gave him great cause for satisfaction in this respect. Father Casey called his retreat the “Noblesse Oblige Retreat, and he repeated this motto time and again. He tried to impress on our minds above all else the dignity of our posi- tion as Catholics and that we should do nothing that would be out of keeping with that dignity; the privilege we enjoyed in being allowed to serve God as Catholics; the duties which we should not shrink, because we were Catholics. From Father Casey's direct statements and also from the general tone of his instructions it seemed that he wanted us to bear in mind that to fight life's battle one had to be a man, courageous and resolute, and not a weakling. These were the two things that we especially took away from the retreat: “Noblesse Oblige and “Fight through life without shrinking”. The retreat closed with mass and general Communion at 8.00 o’clock, on Saturday, January 11th. Few preachers have so impressed us as Father Casey ` with his knowledge of the boys’ heart. He has left us kind memoriesof himself, but especially, kind memories of God and His Goodness. On the day of our flag-raising came the welcome announcement by Major General Wilson C.M.G., of the formation of a Canadian Officers’ Training Corps in the College. It was welcomed as a novelty, but now that the novelty is worn off, it is all the more welcome because of its utility. We are especially fortunate in the choice of our drill instructor, Regimenta! Sergeant-Major McClements, late of the 73rd Bn. C.E.F., and all kinds of bright hopes are entertained for the future. The Editors wish to thank those who have contributed to the Review and offer а special word of praise to Wilfred Noonan and his advertising staff for their untiring and suc- cessful efforts, as well as to Tom Day and his enterprising circulation staff. Top row—H. Smeaton, R. Kelly, Н. Domville, James Hebert. Bottom row—W. Noonan, J. Wolfe, R. Anglin, B. Bray

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW Military Cross MAJOR ERNEST McKENNA MAJOR GEORGE VANIER CAPTAIN WILLIAM MORGAN, Two Bars CAPTAIN HARRY O’LEARY, with Bar CAPTAIN FREDERICK O’LEARY, with Bar CAPTAIN CHARLES POWER. CAPTAIN RODERICK WATT LIEUTENANT JEAN LA FONTAINE Military Medal CORPORAL STANTON HUDSON Distinguished Conduct Medal PRIVATE LEO LE BOUTILLIER Cross of the Legion of Honour MAJOR GEORGE VANIER Croix de Guerre FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT ARTHUR DISSETTE O.L. ON ACTIVE SERVICE The following list of former Loyola students who have served with the colours is unavoidably incomplete, and, no doubt, inaccurate in many details. Information concerning any Old Boys in the army will be gratefully received by the Editors of the Review. Amos, Edward 1905 Motor Boat Squadron Anglin, Robert 1913 R.M.C. Anglin, Frank 1911 R.C.N.A. Armstrong T. 1906 (Wounded). Captain 17th Scottish Rifles. Audette, de Gaspe, M.C. 1911 Lieut., 21st Batt. Authier, Emile 1909 4th Service Co. © Babin, Harold 1907 5th University Corps. Barnston, Stuart 1903 Private (Killed) Bauset, Jules 1906 Sergt., 16th Squadron, R.A.S. att. cl. Bauset, Paul 1910 Lieut., 10th Reserve Batt. Beck, Austin | 1907 Beck, Cyril 1907 Beique, Victor 1898 Capt., 22nd Batt. Can. Frs. Belleau, Joseph 1911 Capt., Interpreter, H.Q., London Belleau, Paul 1901 Bernard, R. 1916 Naval Wireless. Blais, E. A. .Lieutenant (Wounded) Blanchette, Maurice 1907 Lieutenant. Bonnard, Daniel 1901 R.A.F. Bordeau, Harold 1905 Mich.—Wisc. Regt., U.S. Army: ’ Bouchette, Robert 1910 R.A.F. Bouthiller, Charles 1906 Capt., 5th Can. Mounted Rifles. 17