Yet to the boarder of 1880 the changes of 1955 would not be too bewildering. Some new buildings, the gym, Loyola Hall, the new Lawler Hall, crowd the campus a bit more. But the spirit is much the same. But underneath it all beat the same hearts. Occasional flurries of breath-taking devotion to study baffle teachers, but excuses remain the same, and the same old tricks are tried.
Campion never changes.
A new addition is built Lawler's vision is enlarged Building at Campion had stopped once the new dining hall had been erected. Vague future plans without doubt at one time or other raised tentative heads in the minds of the various rectors. Definite plans started to take form in 1945 but shortages due to wartime economies doomed any fulfillment until better times. Equipped with the finest furnishings the new Lawler Hall should fulfill its purpose for many years to come. Good weather was an invaluable ally during the actual construction period only a few days having been lost to rain or snow and, in one case, heat.