Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW BROCK CLARKE, President Graciously gentle and gently gracious vav. DONE SAD very well, but... --. the debate is on and Brock is bringing home his point . . . Ottawa is waiting for him to display his Economic wares . . the budget needs balancing . . . pur his move from Quebec to ontreal means a better view of Ottawa Page 4 JACQUES BAUDOUIN Physics à la mode . . . hence President of the Scientific Society . . . tennis when in form .. . nine years ago Jacques appeared at Loyola . . . conscientious in his work . . . kindly in his relations... constant in his loyalty . . . active in his enthusiasm . . . a friendly shadow has been hovering over him . . . Embryonic? ... Plutonic? . . . possibly Pontiac... his саг... not A car, but THE car

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Ь балада жа. Le майк а v LOYOLA Page 3 COLLEGE REVIEW priests and nuns, the pillaging of countless towns and villages, which seemed to be the main purpose of the “‘loyalists’’, were often kept in the background or more often still concealed from the public eye. For two years and a half this was the question at issue: ‘‘Shall the Spaniards, a race renowned for their devout Catholicism, be devoured by the monsters of irreligion and anti-Christianity or shall the forces of Christianity and commonsense again emerge victorious from the Бау?” This question has now been answered in a way which leaves very little place for doubt. We know for certain that Spain will remain as Catholic as of old. This sad war has also served to prove that our Church will forever remain impregnable to the attacks of her worldly enemies. On Viewing a Rainbow To Nature’s beauties man doth seldom bare His inner being, and likewise never wings It boldly forth so that with joy it sings; O God! Our hearts are lost, 1 know not where. This world presents to me no sight more fair Than yon bright band—a sign of love—that flings Its brilliant streamers far and wide; and brings To my lone heart the thought that Thou art there. Men need Thee now as much as long ago, For now to them this life appeareth drear, And minds, by pleasure dulled, are turned away; But, Father, keep this heart of mine aglow That ever may it sense Thy Presence near Till I behold Thine Awful Face some day. Lawrence BYRNE, '42.

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Page 5 MARCEL BEAUCHEMIN an import from Montreal College . cultured humanist . . . Forum fan and a traveller . . . orator, hence Law at U of M... economical, hence Com- mercial Law FRANCIS B URNS The eight year daily trudge from Mont- real West is over . . . so what? Elocution as it should be . . . Dramatics as it might be...Musicasitis... Medicine as it will be . . . a brief account of one of the four original members of '39 LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW BERTRAND BELLEMARE The Montreal Star his favourite text- book... Margaret Currie, perhaps? . .. Mastered English and softball during his two years’ stay here . . . summer address: Lake St. Peter, morning, noon and night . . . expects to be a cut-up in a medical way some day WILLIAM GAFFNEY Another of the originals ... the fur coat came later . . . like all high-powered machines, quiet but efficient . . . a fast right wing . . . a convincing speaker...