Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-31
COLLEGE FACULTIES REVISED
TRANSFERS FROM GEORGETOWN
AND GoNZAGA ANNOUNCED.
Presidents of the Two Institutions
Will Remain-Changes to
Be Made.

The annual transfers in the faculties
of Georgetown and Gonzaga Colleges have
been announced.
Rev. David II. Buel. the president OF
Georgetown College; Rev. John j. Flem-
ing. ST., vice president. and Rev. Charles
Macksey. Sd, project of studies, are to
continue with the college Rev. Joseph
Himmell, Sd. president of Gonzaga Col
lege; Rev Eugene De L. Mcconnell, Sd,
secretary. and Rev. David c. DAILY, ST.
will remain in charge of Gonzaga Col
lege.
Aloysius Church is to be transferred to
New York city. Scholastics Richard A.
OBrien, ST., and Eugene T. Kennedy,
ST., assistant projects of discipline, are
also to be transferred to New York.
Georgetown College will be as follows
Rev. David H. Buel. ST., president; Rev
John ]. Fleming. ST.. vice president
Rev. Charles Macksey. 81. project OF
studies; Rev. James B. Becker, Sd,
treasurer: Rev. James A. Doonan. 81,
chaplain Rev. James J. Carlin, Sd, pre-
feet of discipline; Rev. Edward T. Dewitt,
ST., history of philosophy; Rev. John A.
Conway, 81. senior philosophy: Rev. Pat
rick J. Sullivan, ST., political economy;
rev join L. f1euTlCk, Sd, director oI Tire
observatory: Rev. Hendy J. shandelle.
Sd. librarian; Rev. Patrick F. Healy. 81.
Joseph S. Wall. Md, physiological psy-
chology; Rev. Aloysius P Brosnan. 81.
junior philosophy: Rev. Francis a. Ton
dorf. Sd, physics; Rev. Richard Martin,
junior Latin and Greek: Rev. John ].
Neary, 81, sophomore; Rev. John A.
Moore. Sd. freshman: Mr. Joseph A
Farrell. 81. history: Mr.. Armand Gum
precht: organ and piano: Mr. Ernest Lent
orchestral Instruments; Mr.. Lawrence A.
Callan. banjo. mandolin. guitar: William
c. Gwynn. MD, attending physician
William N. Cogan, D. s., attending den
fist; Mr.. Maurice A. Joyce physical in
structor.
Georgetown Preparatory School.
The following will be the general Off
GERS for Georgetown College Preparatory
School:
Rev. JohA S. Hart, S. j., special Latin
and Greek; Mr.. Leo T. Butler S. j., first
preparatory; Mr.. Francis o. Goldbach, S.
j., second preparatory; Mr.. Henry B.
Kelly, S. j.. third preparatory; Mr.. Dan
lei j. Cronin, S. j.. fourth preparatory:
Mr.. Charles Arnold. s. j.. French and
mathematics; Mr. George W. Wall, S. j.,
German: Mr.. William L. Desnoes, s. j.,
registrar: Mr.. Joseph a. Keller. S. j.,
mathematics; Mr. Thomas E. Tully, S. j.,
French and music.
Several Transfers Made.
Following are the transfers announced
Rev. Francis NJ. Connell S. j., to ST.
Andrews-on-Hudson, Poughkeepsie, n.
Y; Rev. Frederick w. Heaney. S. j.. to
College of the Holy Cross, Worcester,
Mass; Rev. Joseph ]. kahlrieser, S. j., to
ST. Peters College. Jersey City, N. j.;
Rev. Henry w. Mclaughlin, S. j., to 10y
ola College. Baltimore, Md; Rev. John
O'Hara, S. j., to ST. Josephs College,
Philadelphia, Pa; Rev. Charles n. Ruley
S. j., to St. Peters College, Jersey City,
N. j.: Mr.. John E. McQuade, S. j., to
Woodstock, College, Woodstock. Md: Mr..
r. Rush Rankin. S. j., to Loyola School,
New York city.
Priests at ST. Aloysius.
Following is the roster of priests as
signed to st. Aloysius for the coming
year:
Rev. Joseph Himmel S. j., rector; Rev.
E. de L. Mcdonnell. S. j.; Rev. John
Lancaster, S. j.; Rev. David c. Daily. S.
j.; Rev. William Cannon, S. j.: Rev. Hen
ry Leary. s. j.; Rev. John Noonan, S. J.
Rev. ]. Pittar, S. j.; Rev. Joseph OReil-
ly. S. j.; Rev; w. D. Kean, s.. j.: Rev.
w. Roche, s. j.: Mr.. Francis A. Byrne, 8.
j., and Rev. j. Morning, s. j.