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MEETING THE FIRST CAR SEPTEMBER 14. 1907
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sitely beautiful in the loyalty of the old boys to this friend, philosopher and guide of other days. There is some- thing tender in the memory of the busiest and least thoughtful; and wherever his name is mentioned, either in a chance meeting or in a gathering of old boys, it is mentioned with afifection as well as respect. It is no small thing to live in the hearts of thousands of voung men scattered over the countrv. There can be no sweeter appreciation here on earth. Father Murphy is a man well Htted to perform the duties which Father Regan laid down. For years he was the successful rector of Sorin Hall, and, while there, won the friendship and confidence of the officers, friends, and students of the I ' niversity. His experience and amiability assure him of success as Prefect of Discipline. Father Maloney served but two vears as Director of Studies, but during that time his rare abilitv and high ideals made him a prominent factor in the upbuilding of the I ' niversity departments. Delicate health forced him to give up the work for which he was so admirably fitted. The Rev. Mathew A. Schumacher, C. S. C, succeeded Father Maloney in the office of Director of Studies — a position for which his past work prepared him well. An alumnus of Notre Dame and a graduate of the Catholic University of America, where he received the degree of Ph. D., Father Schumacher has a brilliant record. His wide experience, supplemented by a charming character, promise many years of signal success. Dr. Frank O ' Hara, who has taken up a special line of educational work, was succeeded by Dr. James C. Monaghan, as head of the department of History and Economics. Dr. Monaghan has had a varied career in many countries, and has held many important positions in the world of education and government. He is known through- out the world as a brilliant lecturer, and it was to resume this work of public instruction and to answer the demands made on him to lecture, that he gave over, for a time, the active work of the class-room. His strong and enthusiastic mind deeply impressed all who had the pleasure of attending his classes. The Reverend Dr. Matthew ' alsh, C. S. C, who replaced Dr. Monaghan after the Christmas holidays, has been well ec]uipped, by a thorough course at the Catholic I ' niversity of America, and by post-graduate studies at Columbia L ' niversity and Johns Hopkins, to assume charge of the courses in History and Economics. Reverend Timothy Crowley, C. S. C, who established himself in the affections of the students last year as head of the English department, went to India last August, where he is at present laboring as a missionary among the natives. He is succeeded by Rev. M. A. Quinlan, C. S. C, who, by much literary work and by many years of success as a teacher, has shown his abilitv to perform the work entrusted to him. The Rev. Dominic O ' Malley, C. S. C, succeeded Father Murphy as Rector of Sorin Hall; and Father John Farley, C. S. C, is taking Father McMannus ' place as head of Corby Hall. Among those who have retired from the staff of instructors arc: Messrs. Alphaeus B. Reynolds, Henry F. May, William J. .Mahoney, Clarence J. Kennedy, Thomas J. Dehey and John R. O ' Shea. Professor Jerome J. (ireen is absent during the present year doing special work, but will be with us again next September. Besides the new men already mentioned, several other capable teachers have been added to the staff: .Messrs. ' alter J. O ' Don- nell, C. S. C, Wm. Farrell, John Tanner, B. Maris, H. G. VanAiken, .M. Griffith, and J. J. Barrett.
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