Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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хіі LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS FOLLOWING PAGE Aerial Photograph of Loyola College. . а юквт езин в ккк екен Frontispiece Rev. John А. MacDonald, S... эзы ша + аниме вв ES 4 Аз 1934. eei о 6 Sophomore ана сазе Е 9 Егера ЕА ООА TU GENRE 9 Junior. а Tu кытан ee sles eed р Ут 12 Almata BE Ordai өм то туг мавання 16 Loyolg:Collegé Review Stall. eue ass ам ame to enum dme edis 16 Montreal Debating League Теа: аў сеанса зацца 16 Junior Debating League Team: мээн 16 Inter-University Debaters. «i. оса са вв eere eerte tane ses 32 Тенеу БШК oco о os acd агы omae reda аа ыа 32 High; School Dramaties.. SS o ea OS E O E a e 32: Obituary -Leo MeKennas саз css opu rk YE see ee немам 34 бода ер Atts Course. ане ara FX EIOS ae BRA БЕЕК tee: 35 04:11, High ERBE: аа oO е br ве те бану wan 35 The New А о о ега ваља ое аа 40 DC ACA EOC босые кана ctor tect ооо 40 St: John.Berchmans ОУ... еее sbi ne see ае es es rna me лс 40 High: School В оо а сано ата зазна аа 40 Бобер Ни a coe sete O EDE EEE 45 МЫ ОД Л Tr 46 Third ER В а ышына нл N EEE AE QUE кезиин ЫЫЫ EAE 46 Second AB A аа ог т 48 Second ЦЕП MT ———— 48 Risse bleh Ары шсш а аша ОВ ss ral AE Ox me d 48 Fise ieh Вее EE TASER Sela аа нама 48 а 52 Coaches 1933519345. е A CAAT а 56 Intermediate Intercollegiate Football. „а... стао 5:2 reve reme 56 Ташов Intercollegiate Football. us... ооо нан заал 56 оо ente corny ау rid ае 56 Intermediate Intercollegiate Basketball. а. ганка нанава 56 Gollere Lacrosse Team. г. ээ эн 20659 e OE EST TESI eT d а 56 Intermediate Intercollegiate Hockey о.о: err rtr mes 62 Senior High School Blockey u oes SCS дае dem crave ала 62 Loyola-Q.A.H.A.. Midgets: Hockey. . теги аена ма rmn 62 Loyola-QUA.H.A. Bantams Hockey. „un. ase ae заа ва заа hens 62

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адаб амс сада сан са сас сына сы бэлиг nsn IIE 1 Loyola College Review JRI DIC ору ореол‏ ام دی ہام26 Address all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW, SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, MONTREAL ALTER) Price: ONE DOLLAR AND Twenty-Five Cents THE Copy, paper bound АЙ subscriptions will be gratefully received 1934 MONTREAL, CANADA No. 20 EDITORIAL Following close upon the building of the College chapel came the construction of the auditorium, which was opened shortly after the return of the students last Autumn. For years past the need of a suitable academic hall had made itself increasingly evident, and at length the realization of what had been so long desired more than met the expectations of everyone. Elsewhere in this year's Review will be found a photograph which conveys a fairly accurate impression of this important acquisition. The new auditorium is situated beneath the chapel and is now complete, except for the entrance lobby. It consists of a large hall ninety feet long, fifty-six feet wide and twenty-four feet high and has a seating capacity for nearly nine hundred persons. It has a full-size theatre stage, comprising complete equipment for the production of the most elaborate plays. Needless to say it is entirely fire-resistant (the word “fireproof” being a misnomer), and all necessary precautions prescribed by the Provincial by-laws for the safety of the public have been ا ا‎ followed out. One of the major problems encountered in the building of auditoria is to obtain acoustic properties that will make hearing easy without going to the extreme of so deadening sound as to make it utterly inaudible. This effect has been obtained by the architect, Henri S. Labelle, by using a reasonably high sound-absorbing material on the ceiling and a low sound-absorbing material on the walls. These materials were employed to obtain decorative effects with a small proportion of highly- coloured plaster work for the proscenium arch to give the necessary relief to an otherwise simple design. When funds will be available the entrance lobby will be completed thus providing an additional hall, measuring fifty by fifty-six feet, which will help further to develop parochial activities. This material addition to the College equipment is not our sole source of satisfaction. As the past year has already shown, there has been a decided impetus to dramatic and oratorical endeavour, which, without a doubt, is but a faint presage of what may be looked for in the future. The New Auditorium тя At this date our statesmen seem to have talked the world very near to another major catastrophe. In Europe people are extremely uneasy and the merest bomb- : ‚ throwing and paper-tearing episode can light a blaze now that may A Senior Studies : : : Е : a not be so easily extinguished. This is an alarming result of all our the Situation NE Е : peace conferences, but it is not one which need surprise anybody who takes the trouble to read international history of the past fifteen years where it is plainly written. It is always a hard task to assign responsibilities for cvents still ТТ