Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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REV. WILLIAM J. ENNIS, S. J. President Loyola College.

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(UnntpntH CLASS OF 1916 Joseph Jerome Quinn, ’16 18 WILL SHE SUCCEED? Ralph J. Sybert, ’16 33 PLEA FOR AN OVER-GOVERNMENT. . William A. Sehlhorst, ’17 35 THE TRIUMPHANT SIREN Joseph J. Quinn, ’16 39 OUR NATION’S NEED Geo. B, Loden, ’16 44 TO ONE IN PARADISE Joseph J. Quinn, ’16 49 CAPTAIN NESS’ ESCAPE Geo. B. Sybert, ’19 50 MILITARY PREPAREDNESS W. D. Hodges, ’17 53 SPRING J. J. Q., ’16 56 DRIFTING Ralph J. Sybert ’16 57 FATHER EDWARD D. BOONE, S.J Roger F. O’Leary, ’16 59 FATHER TIMOTHY BROSNAHAN, S.J. A PERSONAL TRIBUTE Charles S. Lerch 61 THE RED MAN ....Joseph J. Quinn, ’16 64 MY ECCENTRICITY Ferdinand H. Schoberg, ’17. . . . 65 JACK Joseph D. Monaghan, H. S., ’16 71 THE FURST - FIELD ANNEXATION BILL J. Neil Corcoran, ’16 73 DELICES Joseph J. Quinn, ’16 77 BENEATH THE JOLLY ROGER. Edward J. A. Nestor, H. S., ’17. 82 THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF THE FIRST LORD BALTIMORE Joseph D. Monaghan, H. S., ’16. 85 AT PIMLICO Joseph J. Quinn, ’16 89 FETTERS OF LIBERTY Leo C. Muth, H. S., ’19 90 TO JOHN J. J. Q., ’16 91 THE CHRONICLE Anthony V. Buchness, ’16 92 EDITORIAL STAFF 97 THE A. B. C. OF MODERN CATHOLIC NOVELS 98 THE POWER OF THE WRITTEN WORD 99 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 101 ALUMNI NOTES A. J. B., ’14 103 SPEECH OF PRESIDENT FRANK J. KIRBY AT ALUMNI BANQUET MAY 9, 1916 105 LOYOLA COLLEGE IN CIVIL WAR DAYS David Hennessy 108 LOYOLA DEBATING SOCIETY Eugene F. Baldwin, ’16 112 MORGAN DEBATING SOCIETY J. Edmund Sullivan, H. S., ’16.. 117 THE STUDENTS’ LIBRARY 119