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Ihovoina College Montreal Canada OFFICE OF THE RECTOR April, 1962. Dear Students: The College has some special reasons to congratulate the class of '62. You have, for example, taken from your immediate predecessors the record (which you must soon give up, I am afraid) of being the largest class thus far. Your gallantry has won you a permanent place in Loyola's history as the first class to include women on the student roster. And then, you are yourselves, and this is the cen- tral ground for our pride and congratulations. Loyola Review '62 is an attractive sample of the good things in your college years. I am sure that it has a wealth of meaning for you, meaning that will undoubtedly shift with the years. For, things have a way of changing back to themselves when looked at without the squint of excitement and involvement. But now they are, as they should be, all smiles and only discreetly indicative of promise to be fulfilled. Like any yearbook, Loyola Review '62 is a record of people and pastimes Here are solemn faces and less than solemn activities to suggest that advice is not to be needed or heeded. And yet, the true Loyolan is someone be- tween the grave graduate and the light-hearted letter-man, who takes with him his own advice for meaningful living. Your college career has been accompanied by man's entry into outer space, separatism in Quebec, the upsurge of African nationalism, the announcement of the Second Vatican Council, all of them invitations to look seriously out to other people's solitudes. I would like to think that Loyola has inspired you to stretch your commitment beyond any narrow comfortable compass. I would particularly like to think that’Loyola has given you opportunity to ex- perience that the most challenging frontier in any age is not some outer space but a deeper, inner self. May God bless you in your chosen paths. Yours sincerely, f Dialome Vefy Rev. Patrick G. Malone, Rector
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