Evening star., 1923-07-24
FACULTY CHANGES
ARE MADE PUBLIC
Transfers and New Assign
ments in G. u, Gonzaga COL
Iege and Prep School.

Many important changes in the
faculties of Georgetown University.
Gonzaga College and the Georgetown
rrep School at Rockville were an
nounced today.
Rev. Thomas I. Gasson, one of the
most noted orators in the Society of
Jesus, who has had a picturesque ca
rcer, who was formerly president of
Boston College, and who has been at
Georgetown University for nine years.
is to sail for Europe next week to
return to this country he will take
charge of the House OF Retreat and
lecture on sociology at Mount Mauresa.
Staten Island, n. Y. 80
Many Transfers Noted.
Rev. Owen Hill, who is one of the
greatest students and author Of many
feXt books, is transferred from George
town University to Gonzaga College.
Rev. Patrick II. Brennan is trans
ferred from Georgetown University
10 Holy Trinity Church. Georgetown.
Rev. Walter S. Cunningham goes
from Georgetown to St. Andrew-on-
the-Hudson. Poughkeepsie. \. Y.
Rev. Frank r. Donovan goes from
Georgetown to Brooklyn College.
Rev. Moorehouse /. Miller goes from
Georgetown to Fordham University.
where he will teach interna tional
law.
Rev. Samuel ]. Robb, who has been
headmaster at the Georgetown Prep
School, is transferred to st. Joseph s
College, Philadelphia.
Rev. Thomas A. Emmett, formerly
prefect of discipline at Georgetown.
becomes headmaster at the prep
school.
Rev. John lyman goes from Con-
Zaga College to the prep school.
Rev. Nell Boynton is also trans
ferred to the prep school.
Four Priests Given New Posts.
Four of the best known priests at
Gonzaga College have been trans
ferred. Rev. Edward ]. Sweeney,
native Of st. Aloysius parish. who has
been stationed at GonzaSa College for
ten years, is transferred to Boston
College. He has been an active chap
lain for the District Knights of Co
lumbuS and Is known as one or the
best preachers among the younger
members of the Jesuit order.
Father lyman was chaplain at Con
zaSa College and spiritual director OF
the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Rev. John L. Condor is to do edu-
cational work at Buffalo College. lie
came to Gonzaga College about three
years ago after serving for q num-
ber of years with the Jesuit mission
band. He is noted orator and
has conducted many retreats III
Washington.
Rev. John J. Brown goes from
Gonzaga to Boston College. He has
been at Gonzaga only one year, fol-
Towing his ordination. He had pre-
vously taught at Georgetown Uni
versity.
New Priests Assigned.
Among the new priests assigned to
Georgetown University are:
Rev. John Easy, from Fordham
University.
Rev. Walter Summers, from the
Jesuit novitiate at Woodstock.
Rev. William Graham, from Holy
Cross, returns to Georgetown. where
he graduated and later was on duty
us scholastic.
Rev. George Coyle comes from
Holy Cross College. Worcester. Mass.
to Georgetown University, where he
will teach chemistry.
Father MaGri is coming to George
town to take charge of the observa-
tory. This was formerly in charge
Of Father Archer, who is now
treasurer of the university.
New scholastics coming to George
town include: Revs. Vincent A.
Gookia, Andreas L. Bouwhuis, J.
Edward Coffee, John J. Murphy and
Francis A. Mulligan. Rev. Michael
J. Harding is coming to Georgetown
prep school as d scholastic.