Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW 15 «фр — In concluding we may say that the Silver Jubilee celebrations were a pro- mounced success. Despite the unfavour- able weather conditions good crowds at- tended the various events. Nothing can dampen the spirit of an Old Boy towards his Alma Mater. The gratitude and devo- tion of the Old Boys was expressed by the promise of a large indoor rink to the College. This rink, possessing one of the largest ices surfaces in Montreal, and which in summer may be used for many other purposes, will indeed be a valuable addition to the College. To express the Sp thanks of the present students, words fail. We can only assure the generous donors of our heartfelt gratitude and of our deepest sense of appreciation. Their devotion towards our Alma Mater is an inspiration that we shall ever keep fresh in our memories, and when we, the present students, have received from Loyola the full measure of our training, and have become Alumni, we hope that we too shall be able to prove ourselves worthy of the College, and to be able to express our gratitude in an equally substantial manner. Horatio P. Phelan, '25. LATIN POEM She dwelt among untrodden ways Beside the streams of Dove.... —W ordswortth. Vitam trahebat propter aquam Chii Inter viarum non celeberrimam Corinna, nullo praedicata, Nemine amata puella pulchra, Reducta vixit; sic violae solent, Quas post petras quis invenit appetens, Nitens ut in coelo profundo Unica stella nitet serena. Ignota vixit; mortua sic jacet Corinna. Vivens semper erat mihi Amica sola et gemma pura; Mortua ea, mihi vita pondus. —O. L., 16.