Historical sketch of Loyola college, Baltimore, 1852-1902 . r Morgan asPresident. He had made his classical studies at BostonCollege, and after entering the Society of Jesus, passedthrough its full course of philosophy and theology witheminent success. He taught the higher classes for sev-eral years in the College at Worcester, Mass., and after-ward held the high position of Professor of DogmaticTheology at the Collegium Maximum of the Society ofJesus at Woodstock, where its young men make theirhigher studies before ordination. He also held the posi-tion of Vice-President at Georgetown College
Historical sketch of Loyola college, Baltimore, 1852-1902 . r Morgan asPresident. He had made his classical studies at BostonCollege, and after entering the Society of Jesus, passedthrough its full course of philosophy and theology witheminent success. He taught the higher classes for sev-eral years in the College at Worcester, Mass., and after-ward held the high position of Professor of DogmaticTheology at the Collegium Maximum of the Society ofJesus at Woodstock, where its young men make theirhigher studies before ordination. He also held the posi-tion of Vice-President at Georgetown College, D. C,and St. Josephs College, Philadelphia. He was, there-fore, well prepared to preside over the destinies of possessed in middle age the energy of youth, and gavea new impulse to the work of the College in all its at the end of one scholastic year, just as he passedthe Senior or Philosophy class for graduation, he wastransferred to the more responsible position of Presidentof Woodstock College, to direct the formation of the (148). Rev. William P. Brett, HISTORICAL SKETCH. 149 teachers, preachers and missionaries of the Society ofJesus. On February 4th, 1901, a play was given in the CollegeHall by the Dramatic Association of the students,entitled A Celebrated Case. The printed program of the play gave a list of dramaticperformances given by the students of Loyola during thepreceding fifteen years, as follows: i885~86, Feli-cian, King Alfred; i886-87, King John; 1887-1888, Henry IV.; i888-89, The Cross of St. Johns;i889-90, The Undergraduates; 1890-91, Damonand Pythias; 1891-92, Pizarro; 1892-93, WilliamTell; i893-94, KingJohn; i894-95, Henry IV.;i895-96, Damon and Pythias; i896-97, Guy Man-nering; 1897-98, The Man in the Iron Mask; 1899-1900, Sebastian, the Roman Martyr, The Mikado. Credit should be given this year to Dr. Francis , for the Susan Murphy Medal, founded by himin memory of his mother. Mention should be made here of Rev. John S.
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