The Washington herald., 1909-07-31

The faculty and officers for the scho-
lastic year Of 1910 ar Georgetown Uni
versity will be announced and posted
to-day
A number Of changes IN the list OF
teachers and officials are made the most
notable Of which and the one that Will
create the most interest In student circles
being that OF Rev Charles Macksey, who
has been assigned 70 ST. Francis Xavier's
College. New York.
Father Macksey has been one OF
Georgetown's most active officials, and
has been the central figure in all Of the
reorganization schemes at the university
FOR the last four years. He is a firm be-
lever in strict discipline. and while he
gained a reputation OF being most severe
in the treatment or those who break
established laws. he is also known as
being absolutely fair and impartial.
VIII Regret Departure.
The great majority Of students win re-
gret his departure. Father BIacksey's
regime as the project OF studies was
marked by the bUsinesslike manner In
whic! the scholastic affairs Of the uni
versity were conducted. his Office re-
sembling more that Of some large busi-
ness house than the place from which
the studies OF the institution were regu-
lated. He is widely known as an up
holder and advocate OF clean college
sports" and is firm IN his belief that
professionals and paid men should be ex-
cluded from the different athletic teams
representing Georgetown. This opinion
which he he'll with regard 70 college ath-
letics was the cause of many contests be-
tween himself and the students. many Of
whom believed that the hiring Of men 70
play on the teams, in case there were no
bona fide student players. was entirely
proper. In the end they came over 20
Father Macksey's side, and were enthusi-
astic in building up college teams which
contained only students from the different
departments OF the university.
Father Macksey's successor has not yet
been determined.
Interest has been manifested as 70 the
priests and schOlastics who would be
changed at Georgetown. owing 70 the
fact that on the plan the university Is
now being run a most efficient force Of
teachers Is required. The list OF bril-
liant men among the professors last year
was large. The majority OF them were
prominent IN the intellectual world and
we're widely known as teachers In their
particular branches. Nearly all viii re-
man this year teaching the same studies
What changes there are IN the teach
ing and official STAFF are small compared
with last year.
Goes 20 st. Andrews.
Rev. James A Carlin. former prefect
Of discipline. goes 10 ST. Andrews az
POughkeepsie, as also does Rev. Peter
Archer former professor Of junior LATIN
and Greek.
Rev. John c. Hart, former professor Of
special Latin aud Greek. goes to St
Peters College. Jersey City.
Rev. John A. Moore, former professor
Of the freshman class. also goes 10 ST.
Peters College. Jersey City.
Rev. Patrick J. Sullivan. former pro-
fessor Of political economy. goes 10
Fordham University. New York.
Fathers J. Creeden, 7. Mcneil. H Sui
Ivan, and ]. Emmett will take the place
Of the retiring priests Their positions
on the stan have no. vet been decided
Il is probable several OF the scholastics
will take up work. which was carried on
last year by the priests.
Among the scholastic, Henry b
Kelly, Charles Arnold, George W. Wall
Joseph A. Keller. and Thomas Z. Tuily
90 g. Woodstock College, Nd
Messrs- Walsh. DOlan. Ayd. Murphy,
OFT, and Dalton will take their places
II Is expected the number OF students
IN the various departments OF the uni
versity the coming year viii be the larg-
est that Las been known IN the annals
of the school. This IS especially so with
regard 10 the college department