Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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Very REVEREND GERALD F. LAHEY S.J. Rector

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EDITORIAL This year, the sixty third in the annals ot Loyola, can be inscribed in the books as one of the most eventful in the school’s long and colorful history. It marked the beginning of the two million dollar drive for a Science Build- ing, which indicates the need for expansion in this growing college. The overall plan calls for a five million dollar campaign to: be completed by 1970 for four new buildings which will boost the enrollment well into the four figure mark. The year 1959 can also be noted for the fact that tootball made a very re- markable comeback with a championship team receiving excellent support. Also in the line of athletics, the hockey club overcame countless obstacles to win a co-championship along with RMC. This was their ninth championship in ten years of operation. We can also look back on this year and recall — The CSR’s attempts to reform the Constitution, a bold and radical News, the return of the Drama Society to Shakespeare, the energetic work of the Political and Social Club and the Com- merce Society, and the very rabid election campaign. These were the highlights of an eventful curricular season which we hope to have solidified for posterity. In doing this we have adopted a new format and style which we hope will have a pleasing effect. As the student body of the school has increased so must the REVIEW in- crease its volume. This we have done, with the hope that every phase of this year has been adequately covered. Ron Hore

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Rev. W. McDonnell, S. J. Rev. H. O’Donnell, $. J. Rev. D. Asselin, S. J. Rev. S$. Drummond, S. J. Rev. A. Graham, S. J. Rev. H. Smeaton, S. J. Rev. H. Phelan, S. J. Rev. W. Connor, S. J. Rev. L. Stanford, S. J. Rev. H. Wardell, S. J. Mr. J. Buell, M. A. Mr. K. Ekler, Ph. D. Mr. F. Tomscha, M. Se. Mr. F. Hayes, B. Sc. Mr. A. Prillo, B. Sc., M. A.