Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Alma later In this thy year of Jubilee Tis well that we should honor thee And sing thy praises joyfully, O Alma Mater. For five and twenty years thy light Has blazed, to guide us in the fight We are proudly waging in thy sight O Faithful Mother. These busy years have not been vain, Full many a youthful mind and brain Thou hast made firm to stand life’s strain, O Fondest Mother. From out the richness of thy store Of wisdom and of pleasure’s lore Thou givest freely more and more, O Noble Mother. Thy wealth of knowledge is thy might, And is to all a beacon light By guiding men from doubt to right, O Constant Mother. And so we thank thee gratefully For all thy kind fidelity And pray thou liv’st on happily, O Kindest Mother. Thus do we hope that future years Will bring thee joy unmixed with tears, And make thee happy without fears, O Alma Mater. Н. P. PHELAN, 725.

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Eo E FL Message fXrom be Rector HAVE been requested by the Editors to address a few words to all the Boys, past and present, who hail Loyola as their Alma Mater. The Rector speaks in the name of the Faculty, as well as in his own, and on an occasion like this he speaks not merely for the present but also for the past. All but one of the six who preceded me in this office, and in whose name I speak, have passed to eternity. To the Old Boys I would say: “Hold fast to the lessons you have learned at Loyola, be loyal to one another and to your Alma Mater. Years ` bring their changes to a Faculty, but not to the spirit of the College, which remains the same. Keep in touch with the College and remember that a warm welcome awaits you there.” To the Present Boys I must repeat what I so often tell them in my monthly talks: “You are the College; not bricks and stones, not play- grounds, not books and apparatus, not even the staff, but you—the student body—with your esprit de corps and your traditions, make up the College. To the Boys of past generations I can truthfully say that you are worthy of them.”