Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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| — оноо о шэ OE ANI OE) «ШШ (НР OD A) NR) EC) ( ) Жл Loyola Song Sons of Old Loyola, There's a chorus ere we go, Homage to Alma Mater, Her glories how well we know; Come then, all, all together, In praise let our voices ring, In life's sunniest hours, aye ever, It's Loyola, Loyola we sing. Unseen will years steal on us, Manhood soon dawn on all, Leaving of college pleasures Naught but memory's call; Even then, still together, In praise will our voices ring, In life's sunniest hours, aye ever, It's Loyola, Loyola we'll sing. LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW omo amo À—e POLO OO OD (a o (m m m m 11

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1920 MONTREAL, CANADA No. 6 Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE RE VIEW, Sherbrooke Street W. Terms—One Dollar the Copy. A Subscription for Five Years—Five Dollars All subscriptions will be gratefully received. Advertising Manager— FERN AND TERROUX, ’21 Circulation Managers— HORATIO PHELAN, '25 EDMUND McCAFFREY, '25 Advertising Agents— HENRY SMEATON, 21 JAMES HEBERT, '22 LEO BEAUDIN, ’22 LORENZO KELLY, ’23 WILLIAM BRENNAN, ’25 Editorial N undertaking the collection of “сору” for the Review, the editors were con- fronted with the dearth of material after the abounding affluence of war-matter last year. How were they ever to fill up all those large pages? But the writers rose so astonishingly to the occasion that, as the time approached for going to press, there were more contribu- tions than could be lodged within the prescribed space. Several had to be inex- orably though regretfully omitted. How- ever, the result is gratifying in the variety of the class contributions and of the essays, poems, and stories. The reader can skip the gravest subjects and yet find not a little that is gay and amusing. Especially can the