The Centennial History of Loyola School: 1900-2000

A set of flashcards covering key concepts, terminology, and historical information related to Loyola School's centennial history.

Loyola School

A private Jesuit school located in New York City, founded in 1900, focusing on education imbued with the Catholic faith.

Ex Fide Fortis

Latin for 'From Faith Comes Strength,' the motto of Loyola School.

Centennial

A 100th anniversary; the period celebrating 100 years since the founding of Loyola School.

Father Joseph Papaj, S.J.

The current President and Headmaster of Loyola School as of 2000.

Jesuit Order

A religious order of the Catholic Church founded by St. Ignatius Loyola, known for its educational institutions.

Sodality

A religious association of laity within the Catholic Church aimed at fostering spirituality and community service.

Motto

A short phrase or sentence that summarizes the beliefs or ideals of a group or organization; e.g., 'Ex Fide Fortis' for Loyola School.

Building Expansion

Development and upgrading of facilities at Loyola School, including the addition of a gymnasium and modern classrooms.

Alumni Association

An organization of former students of Loyola School aimed at maintaining connections and supporting current students.

Kairos Retreat Program

A spiritual retreat program at Loyola School designed for students to deepen their faith and community bonds.

Military Training Program

A curriculum at Loyola School that included military drills and training, operational until 1951.

Co-education

The integrated education of male and female students; introduced to Loyola School in 1973.

Christian Service Program

An initiative at Loyola School involving student volunteer work to serve the poor and underprivileged.

Ratio Studiorum

A method of education developed by the Jesuits, emphasizing the balance of academic rigor and moral development.

Loyola Medal

An award established to honor students who exemplify the school's ideals and values.

The Blazer

The name of Loyola School's newspaper that evolved into a yearbook, documenting school activities and achievements.

The Gannon Theater

A dedicated space in Loyola School for dramatic performances, named after Rev. Robert I. Gannon.

Ad Majoram Dei Gloriam

Latin phrase meaning 'For the Greater Glory of God,' a guiding principle in Jesuit education.