Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-19
ST. JOHNS CONFINEMENT.


History, German. Fred " Cronk--
Execution, Drawing. Charles A. Cum
Mathematics. English, German.
Mechanical Engineering. Drawing. Riley
E. Elgen-Drawing. William w. Gal
breath Nevons P. Reed
History. Leroy r. Rohrer--French-
Amos w. Woodcock - Greek. Latin.
Mathematics. History. English. German.
French.
Freshman Class-Mallory l.. Bur-
roughs--Mathematics, French. John Nj.
]. Hodges - Latin. Science. English.
French. John F. Mudd--Greek, Eng
lish. French. Henry H. Padgett--
Science. English, French. Latin. II,
Brenton Scarborough - Mathematics.
Science, English. Mechanical Engineer
ing, Drawing. French. Maurice I.
Small-English. K. Tunis Strange
German. Bert Wilson--Science. English.
French. ]. Writ Wilmer-Latin, Eng
lish, French, Greek. Mathematics.
NO DEMERITS.
Senior CIass--Oscar b. Cobleniz.
Junior Class-Leroy p. Baker. Daniel
w. Burroughs. Charles S. Despard. Eli
lott Hutchins, w. Wayne Reyes. Edward
n. Petherbridge. Louis Seth. Samuel q.
Townshend.
Sophomore Ciass--Beniamin A. Bryan,
Charles A. Cummins, William H. Gal
breath, Joshua F. LiDthicum. Amos w.
Woodcock.
Freshman Class - Mallory L. Bur-
roughs. Elliott H. Burwell. John Nj. j.
Hodges, John F. Mudd. K. Tunis Strange,
Harry s. Tarbert.
NOTES.
This year there is a larger number Of
the ST Johns alumni h:re than for many
years past. Their return showing the
deep interest felt by them in their alma
mater. The following are among those
here Gen Wilmer, ]. A. Fechtig, ]. 5
Writ, ]. b. Briscoe. w, Cain, {. &
Herman, r. Melvin, H. Turner, A. b
Hagner, ]. ID. Feldmeyer. p. H. Her
man, Prof ]. Chew. Prof. +. ID. Pusey
Prof. b. Cissel, DIR. T. Fell, S. T
Mackall, H. C. Rdgely w. Z. Chi DIS
Blanchard Randall, Frank A. Munroe
w. Hopkins, F. ]. Pret,yman. t. Ken
Green, L. ID. Gassaway. James M
Munroe, r. Simmons. Guy Jones, Johr
Lawson. Vim. Kemp, F. Eugene Wathen
Richard Roberts. Jonn Caulk. Andrew
H. King, o. b. Coblentz, 4. Clarl
Fontanie, John X. Caulk, J b. Briscoe
IT., G.. Franklin Weisner, William J
Wiley
The alumni banquet will be held to
timore, will be caterer.
Prof. Gains remarks in presenting the
medal to Mr. o. B. Coblentz, in behal
of the Oratorical Association, OF Mary
lynd Colleges, was high tribute to tha
young man, setting forth the esteem anc
affection in which he is held by all of the
Professors and students. Prof. Cair
said Mr.. Coblentz had always striven tC
do what he could for the promotion o.
the welfare of the College, and he ex
pressed hope and confidence OF his manly
qualities in his LIES work.
DIR. Fell announced the recognized
forces which tend to the promotion o
the growth of the college are at work
and the college is now in possession o
some OF lhe fruits that have been longeC
for. He spoke of the $4,000 endow
ment fund, and said this sum afforded
him great encouragement, and he fel
that il would be shortly raised to $780,
600, and that the General Assembly o
Maryland would recognize the impor
lance OF aiding the college in Its grand
work, and would add its help.
DIR. Fell said nearly every room II
Pinkney Hall had been reserved for mex
session, and the college WAS alive to thu
spirit OF progress that was in our midst
In comforting the degrees DIR. Eel
added his tribute to that Of Prof. Cain II
eulogizing Mr. Coblentz. the first maj
of the class of 1901, whom he said hac
manifested a seli-sacrihcing spirit during
his college course, and given himself al
to all departments of college work. H'
is young man on whom all might rely
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
DR.. Fell spoke OF the military features
of St. Johns College, and said St. john
had furnished more men for the Spanish
American War. in proportion to its mum
beers, than any college in the country
He said the military spirit in the college
was at work, and it gave him pleasure tC
announce among those who had beer
appointed to the Regular Army, and who
are now serving in the Philippines, were
Lieut.. Dewitt {. Lyles. now register o
the government on the Island OF Luzon
Lieut.. X. L. Watson. Lieut.. ]. (. Abbott
Lieutenant Brewer, Lieutenant Douglas
all graduates or former students OF St
Johns College. He also said DIR. Doug
las Duval was a surgeon In the Army
and other graduates were military in
structors in various colleges throughout
the country.
DR.. Fell said it gave him pleasure tc
announce that he had a letter from AID
jutant General Corbin, announcing the
appointment of Mr.. Willard Wiley
the second honor man of the class o
1901, to second lieutenant in the regular
army, subject to examination. The an
nouncement met with loud applause.
In presenting the tablet in memory o
the late Charles Henry Dennison, Mr.
Krug paid high tribute to his deceased
classmates Christian character. He
spoke of the earnestness and persistence
which he had showed and his college
spirit worthy of emulation. He SAID
young Dennison was clean OF hand and
clean of heart, and was ready to answer