Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Page 4 Summer School of For the fourth time, the Queen's Work Organization Catholic action came to Loyola for the Summer School of Catholic Action. Over sixteen hundred registered for the various courses and many more found time to attend one or more of the numerous courses, lectures or entertainments provided by the Summer School. From the beginning, the success and growth of the Summer School has astonished and delighted both the local sponsors and the hard-working travelling faculty. Veterans? Courses The Summer School of Catholic Action was not the only educational activity carried on at Loyola during the summer. On Convocation Day itself, a large group of veterans had registered for an eight-months Refresher Course. They were divided into Senior Matriculation Science, Senior Matriculation Arts and Commerce and Junior Matriculation. All during the summer months their lectures and lab-work kept them busy and their presence in the College lecture halls and laboratories was in contrast to the quiet which hitherto used to descend upon these rooms with the departure of the students in June. These veterans continued their studies which a large number of them completed with marked success in December. The majority of them are now continuing their professional studies at various universities in Canada. Their slaces have been taken at Loyola by a much smaller group, which began in January, a similar eight-months Refresher Course for Senior Matriculation Science. These, in their turn, will continue during June, July and August to occupy some of the lecture-halls and laboratories and will finish their course in time to matriculate at the university for the Fall opening. Faculty Changes As is usual in Jesuit life, the end of July brought the annual nominations to new posts. The major changes at Loyola were the departure for further studies or other Houses of Father Norbert Bradley, S.J., Prefect of High School Discipline and Father Edward Sherry, S.J. Fathers Frederick Costello, S.J., Gerald McGuigan, S.J., John Grimes, $.].; Messrs. Maurice Kelly, S.J., Patrick Malone, S.J., William Stewart, S.J. also left for other fields of endeavour. Fathers Maurice Stanford, S.J. and Joseph Stemmler, S.J. also departed; the former, for the newly-opened mission in India, the latter for the Trappist Monastery at Oka, where he was later joined by a prominent graduate of Loyola, Mr. George Vanier, B.A., summa cum laude, 45. Father William X. Bryan, S.J., absent on sick leave last year, returned to the post of Dean. Father John Masterson, S.J. relinquished his post as Minister and was assigne d to the teaching staff, his place as Minister being taken by Father William McWalter, S.J. Father Lester Carroll, S.J. replaced Father Norbert Bradley, S.J. as Prefect of High School Discipline and Father John Hanley, S.J. took over the duties of Prefect of College Discipline and lecturer in Junior Phil- osophy. Father Horatio Phelan, S.J. was assigned to lecture in Ethics, Economics and Sociology. Newcomers to Loyola were Father Stanley Drummond, Ss Father Eric Smith, S.J., Father Donald Buchanan, S.J., Father Henry Wardell, S.J., Father John McCarthy, 5.)., Messrs. John McDonnell, S.J., Kenneth Casey, S.J., Donald Dehler, S.J., William Maurice, S.J. Other figures well known on the Loyola campus left: Mr. A. G. O'Connor to continue his studies in New York, Mr. Robert Joyce to do likewise in St. Louis; Mr. John Ready, who had contributed so greatly to the dramatic successes of recent years, was sent by his bank to open and manage a new branch in Vancouver. ‘ In August, four former Loyola professors were ordained to the Priesthood: Father Joseph McDonough, S.J., Father Thomas J. Doyle, S.J., who were both at Loyola during the years 1940 to 1943; Father David Stanley, S.J., who was in charge of Dramatics, and Father Paul Hoppe, S.J.

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Page 5 Rev. JosEPH MCDONOUGH, S.J. FORMER PROFESSORS ORDAINED 1946 Rev. Davip STANLEY, S.J.