Joseph Njarakulam

As we celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Loyola, we have many things to thank God for:

we have had very good results in the past, our past students have done well in life, we have had full cooperation from the parents, good interpersonal relations between the teachers and the students, teachers and parents, staff and administration. Other educational institutions look upto us for leadership in the field of education and innovative approaches to teaching and guidance of the students.

Frank McGauley

Congratulations on the Golden Jubilee of Loyola!

Congratulations to the teachers, the parents, the benefactors, the Tata Company and my fellow Jesuits who have made it all possible!

My first experience at Loyola was my period of Regency, 1950-52. Fr. Carrol I. Fasy, S.J., our “Father Superior” and Rector, set the tone for those days. We loved to watch him stand on the stage of the old clubhouse which was our school and with dramatic flair address the Assembly: “The Loyola boy is known, not so much for his uniform of cloth, but for his uniform of behaviour”.

George Hess

Within a few weeks I learned that Fr. McGinley was to leave for Rome to prepare to teach young Jesuits Sociology in Pune (then Poona) and I was destined to take his place behind the desk. Any qualms which I felt were quickly dispelled by the wise counsel of Fr. Carroll Fasy, S.J., Superior of the Jamshedpur Jesuits, and the ever present support of Mr. Narasimha Rao.