Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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БАР ни LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW Pett HHOH H HOHH HOHO HOHH HOH OO OG OG OG ttt HOH HOH OO OC OCC OO ODDO OO SE мининининининиинининнининиинмининининининиииининининининнининининининин ЖИНИНЕ 1921 | MONTREAL, САМАРА . No. 7 Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW, Sherbrooke Streel W. Terms——One Dollar the Co ру. A Subscription for Five Years—Five Dollars. All subscriptions will be gratefully received. STAFF OF REVIEW 1920-21 Business Manager JAMES HEBERT Assistant Managers JOHN QUINLAN EDWARD McCAFFREY CUTHBERT SCOTT WILLIAM BRENNAN CAMPBELL CARROL TOM WALSH Editorial unusual blessings. In the first place, as this is mainly a students' record, we are happy to have registered three hundred and sixty-eight boys during the past ten months, an increase of one hundred in three years. + Ф Owing to the limited space at our disposal | HIS has been in many ways a year of before the recent successful drive had enabled us to enlarge the main building, we have al- ways had a waiting list of applicants for admis- sion; but that list is now much smaller than in previous years, because all our space has been : increased by class-rooms, private rooms, and a very large hall for lectures and entertainments of all kinds in the new storey, which was com-

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14. LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW pleted a few months ago and. which provides sufficient accommodation for the time being. Ф Ф Another motive for gratitude to God 15 the generally good health of the students, due in part to the exceptional mildness and shortness of last winter, the early and fine spring and summer. Not only has there been по epidemic of any sort among the dwellers in this college; but we rather proudly chro- nicle the fact—which reflects credit on the college commissariat—that two of our young athletes, at the recent inter-school meet arranged by McGill University, have been disqualified on account of overweight. fervent members of the Administration who are more interested in crops than in athletic sports, and who realized that the only draw- back to this beautiful summer was the thirsti- ness of the soil through the prolonged recep- tion of dry days. But should we not all re- joice that our temporary inconvenience has inured to the general benefit of the surround- ing farmers, on whose lasting prosperity we all depend. Ф Ф Ап immeasurably greater grief is the loss of those three distinguished and devoted men whose career, briefly sketched in this issue, was intimately bound up with Loyola: Father STAFF OF REVIEW C. Scott, C. Carroll, J. Quinlan, J. Hebert, E. MacCaffrey, Т. Walsh, Wm. Brennan. In the matter of weather the only unto- ward event was the great downpour of rain on the afternoon of our projected and widely heralded Field-Day on the eleventh of June. 'This necessitated our postponing the great event to the fifteenth of themonth, which, had it not been for the printers’ strike, would have been too late for this year’s Review now at last appearing with satisfaction to Mr. Kieran, who has proved himself so able апа skilful a representative of his enterprising firm. Some disgruntled Loyola wags have, іп their disappointment, gone so far as to lay the blame for the heavy shower on the efficacy of the prayers of Mr. Kieran and particularly Kavanagh, Dr. McCarthy, and Father Alex. Gagnieur. Аз all three were pre-eminently men who walked with God, our mourning is more for ourselves than for them, though of course we should pray that they may soon enter into everlasting rest. One was a great physician who realized the power of the human soul as a curative factor. Another was skilled in pointing out how that factor could itself be cured of its weakness and strengthen its heavenward course. The third, just as deeply religious, aimed at exhibiting the creative and constantly energizing power of God as reveal- ed in the heavens that show forth his glory, ànd in those marvels of physics and chemistry