Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-06
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Pencil Jottings from the Note Book
OF We Reporter
what He Sees and Hears Among ne Ver-
dant Youth


what He Sees and Hears Among he Ner-
dant Youth
By our College Correspondent.
St. Johns College has several new
members in the Faculty this session
Prof Pinkham, our new instructor in
Greek, is from Brown University, and
takes the place which DR. Dashiell held
last year. and who resigned TO take
charge of q church in Millersville DR.
Epes. of Johns Hopkins University pre-
sides over the higher English branches,
vice Prof. Cain, now in charge OF the
p. eparatory school f. E. Daniels 81, Is
assistant Instructor to Mr.. Sollors in the
Mechanical Engineering Department In
connection with the names OF the PROBES
sors new 10 US. perhaps IL will be Tor me
to. give the names of the rest of the gen
tlemen who constitute the Faculty. First
and foremost Is DIR Thomas Fell. A. NJ,
Pm. ID L. LID President OF the College
and professor of Christian Ethics. Meta
physics and Moral Philosophy; John l..
Chew, A. b., Professor of Higher Mathe-
MATES; Charles 4. Coates, B. A, Phi. D.,
Professor of Natural Philosophy. Chem
istry, BIOLOGY, Botany and Lecturer on
Mineralogy and Geology.
Robert Fl. Noble, u S. A., and l.. l..
ID
Tactics, and Lecturer on International
and Constitutional Law.
Henri Marion, Professor of Modern
French; n. ID. Sollors, Instructor In Me-
chanical Engineering; j. w. Cain. Su
perintendent of Preparatory Department;
Edwin p. Pusey, A. b., Instructor in
Preparatory Department.
F. Willing, A. M, Special Instructor
in the Preparatory Department for Ma.
val Cadets; F. L. Daniels, A. b., Instruc-
tor in Preparatory Department
have been slightly amused at the two
recent communications which have been
brought TO light by the recent "Procla-
nation issued by the Class of '95." In
Mondays issue of the CAPITAL the gen
tleman writing under the nom de plume
of "Preps," and who by the way. is ac-
cording to my way of thinking a Fresh
man, tries TO appear witty at the ex-
pense of the Sophomore Glass lie calls
attention TO the "deplorsble waste of the
'needfup and waste of valuable brain it's
sue'' and evidently forgets the fact that
u Freshman, of all others. should be very
careful of his own brain tissue" and
hesitate before replying to "a Soph.
This latter gentleman appears to be
greatly grieved by having his class &C
cused of lack of intellect, and may say
justly so in one respect, for the class OF
'95 has few very bright men among her
members. But yet, has he understood
"Preps." article thoroughly? take the
matter in this light that "Preps," (whe-
Their he be singular or plural) meant to
insinuate that the Sophomore class could
have gotten out better worded code of
laws than they did At all events the
matter has probably ended now, so /
will say no more concerning it.
/ appear to have colleague in the
correspondent line from the college To
him | extend the hand of fellowship and
welcome him into the ranks of newspa-
perdom. l trust that the experience
gained by him during his stay at st.
Johns Collegeanay prove help to him
in after life Again then. friend rs" i
bid you welcome, REPORTER.