The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-23
Sacred Heart College Notes.

The Sacred Heart college resumed its
| classes for the ensuing year on Mon
! day, Sept. II, with the following facul-
| ty: President, Rev. A. ]. Schiller, S.
J.. vice president, Rev. w. A. Loner-
gan, S. j.; chaplain, Rev. Joseph P.
| Murray. S. j.. professor of mental
| philosophy, Rev. L. Krenz, s. j.; junior
class, Rev. ]. B. Schempf, S. J.; soph-
| omore class. Rev. F. Mcdonnell S. J.
I freshman, Rev. Joseph P. Murray, S.
J.; first amademic, Mr.. Henry VOight.
s. J.: second academic, Mr.. Edward
Mccarthy; special academic Mr.. Hen
~ Walsh, s. J.; third academic, Mr.. c.
! Telson. S. J.
Professor of natural philosophy and
chemistry, Rev. A. Forstall, S. J.; pro-
! fessor of higher mathematics, Rev A.
Leveau, $. j.: instructors in mathemat-
les, Mr.. T. Carey. S. j.: Mr.. n. Voight,
5. J.; Mr.. Edward Burrows, S. ].
Commercial law and bookkeeping,
Rev. F. Hopkins, S. ].
Preparatory classes. Mr.. II. Weckx,
S. j., and Mr.. P. Dallas, S. J.
Special classics in college course, Rev.
Alexander J. Dreane. - j.; special
classics in academic course. Rev. A.
Lebeau, S. j.
Instructors in elocution, Rev. w. A.
Donergan, S. j.; Rev. J. p. Murray, S.
j.; Mr.. r. Mccarthy, S. j., and Mr.. H.
Walsh. S. ].
Several changes have been made in
the faculty of last year, Rev. Father
Dorsey. s. j., having gone to Detroit.
Mich: Rev. Fathers Bertram. S. j., and
MOntell, 5. j., have gone to FIorissent,
Mo. Mr.. Foster, S. j., and Mr. Garde,
S. J., have left to complete their studies
at St Louis university, and Rev. Fa-
Their Peters, S. j., has been summoned
to l.
gushing himself as a missionary. Rev
Father Swift has been transferred from
the college to the Sacred Heart church,
where he fills the vacancy made by the
calling of Rev. Father J. +. Weir, S. j.,
to FL Paso, Tex. The newcomers are
Rev. Father Driscoll, S. j., who will
take Father D'Orsey's place as father
minister; Rev. Hopkins, S. j.. Rev.
Murray. S. j.. and Rev. Mcdonnell. S.
j.. who will teach in the collegiate de-
partment.
The enrolment this year has been
by far greater than any other year in
the annals of the college There are
many young men enrolled from the
middle west states, as we'll as from the
extreme east and south.
The Loyola Debating society, which is
one OF me strongest societies IN the
college, held its first regular meeting
on Sept. 16, and elected its officers for
the ensuing year. AS a result of the
election, w W. Ryan of the senior
class was elected president by accla-
nation. Edward Mannix of the junior
class was elected vice president and
Joseph ]. Pecony of the sophomore was
elected secretary. Rev. Father Dreane,
S. J., called the meeting to order, and
was also selected moderator of the So
ciety.
The prospects for a strong football
squad for the season of 05 are most
promising. All the strong men of last
years team have reported for practice
and several new men of repute are try
ing out. Under the coaching of John
ME" Monatt, the famous D. A. c. play
er" of a few years back, Sacred Heart
expects to put out one of the strongest
aggregations in the state. Leo Upton
viii captain the team and James john
son will be manager.
Extensive improvements have been
made during the summer season, by
which the students are afforded consfd-
erably more room than in past years.