Loyola University of Los Angeles - Lair Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Administration Rev, Jos. J. Donovan, S.J. Reverend Joseph J. Donoa . S.J. Dean oj I «i ulties Born at San Francisco, California. Attended St. Ignatius College. Pur- sued Philosophical studies at Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington. Theological studies at Innsbruck, Austria, and classical studies at Columbia 1 ' tm ersity, New York. I )ran ' of Faculties at Loyola, 1927-1928. During his term many improvements have been added to the already rapidly increasing outline of studies.. The M.A. Course and the Graduate Course in Law — J.D. students — were inaugurated this year. Another inovation of 1927-1928 was the Spring Series of Lectures given in the College Assembly Hall. There were speeches l Leonard Wilson, F.R.S.A., and Dr. Manly ! ' . Hall, Dr. Rolph II. ffman and Prof. Sandor Hal- vax, M.F.S., treating on Philosophy, Literature and Sociology Ig flfe

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' Board of Trustees Rt. Rev. John J. Caxtwell, D.D. Bishop of Los Angeles and San Diego Rev. J. P. Madden, S.J. Rev. George G. Fox, S.J. Rev. Henry L. Walsh, S.J. Rev. Robert H. Shepherd, S.J. OJ x o ft

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iAdm in istra tion Cm s. E. Leahy Rev. George G. Fox. S.J. Born at Gold 1 [ill, Nevada, he spent his early years around San Francisco A.B. degree from St. Ignatius College, 1898. The following December he- entered the Jesuit ( )rder. Father Fox was in charge of Dramatics at Santa Clara in ' 02. During his five years he presented the Passion Play. Constan- tine, In the Fool ' s Bauble, The Blind Prince, Bells, Everyman, etc. Some of his pupils are now prominent as Eddie Lowe, George O ' Brien and Ed Desmond. After ordination in Naples, 1913 he returned to Santa Clara. Taught in Spokane till outbreak of the war, when he was stationed at Fort Warden Later the Chaplain of San Francisco jails for two years, he returned to Santa Clara and then to Loyola. Since 1925 he has been stationed at Loyola. Rev. Chari.es E. Leahy, S.J. Born in San Jose, lie received his early education in Santa Clara. In the year 191 1 he entered the Jesuit order at Los Gatos. fter completing his first studies in the Society, was sent to Loyola. Returning to Santa Clara for a part of 1 ' ' 22. he continued on to Woodstock, Maryland, where he was or- dained, June. 1926. 1927-1928 Father Leahy acted as Chaplain of the High School. t£k