Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-27
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, ExHIBIT.
Students Present an Attractive Array
of Work SDecimens,

| The students of ST. Johns College. on
| Vermont avenue. have placed on exhibition
| many wel-executed specimens of their
! class and home work in the main lecture
| hall of the institution for the inspection of
| the public. The object of this exhibit is
| twofod-to give insight into the routine
| work of the school room as pursued from
| day to day and to show the systematic and
methodical work carried on from year to
year.
The students of the graduating class are
represented by some very good specimens
and examination papers in European civili-
| cation. philosophy of history, philosophy OF
| literature, English essay writing. survey
| ing, analytical geometry, astronomy, .,hys-
| fcs chemistry laboratory notes in chemis-
| try and drawing. The students who have
exhibited work in this class are ID. ]. LiK,
A. j. LAMA, G. W. Lucas and w. u.
Wheeler.
The freshman students exhibit work In
English essay writing, rhetoric. English lit
erature, English classics, ancient history.
natural philosophy, algebra, geometry.
French, German and Christian doctrine.
The names which appear in this class are
w. F. Barrett, NJ. z. Fitzgerald. K. K. Har-
ris. w. p. Kirby and A. ]. Liz.
The art display consists Of comic sec
tons, penetration of solids. plane sections
and the development Of solids; a dynamo,
a steam engine. Regeneration of sulphur and
carbon. commercial maps and pen and ink
sketches. This display is the work of D.
j. Lix. w. p. Kirby, A ]. Liz. E. f. Har-
| ris and M. 2. Fitzgerald. respectively
The bureau of commerce table contains
quite an array of work in the various
branches which constitute a pra ctical bust
ness training. There are specimen pages
and copies filled with bookkeeping, phonog-
raphy, typewriting, commercial arithmetic
civil government. history. mensuration.
English essay writing. commercial CORE
spondence. business forms. German and
economics. The contributors to this dis
play are ]. NJ. Mcleod. J. G. Lesch. H. p
Smyth, J. Connel f. A. Whelan H. L.
Roach. Ed. Voigt and James Orme jr
The first academic table contains speci-
mems In Christian doctrine, church history
English grammar. etymology, history Eng
llSh classics, English composition German
French, bookkeeping. phonography seom-
etry, algebra, natural philosophy, physical
geography and commercial and epistoIary
correspondence The names found in this
department are j. p. Cook, d. E ConnelI
J. {. Ebert. Z. A. Chaffiot c. DAILY. F. Nc
Connell, D. A. Ryan and J. j. Blandin.
Inc second academic class display con-
sists OF specimens in Christian doctrine.
spelling, dlctation. English grammar Uni
ted States history, geography, German
photography, mensuration, algebra arith-
metic and penmanship, together with a va
riety Of mechanical and freehand drawings
and pen and ink sketches. The students
whose names are in evidence here are: j.
Bingham. V. Blandin c. Clements L. Con-
roy, O: Cook. P. Dougherty. A. Dreka r.
Farr. ]. Fitzgerald. D. Gensler r. Harris
w. Finkelstein. J. Kennedy H. Lucas. s.
Mathews. F. Milovich. NJ Montrose, H Nc
GIL j. Nolan, c. O'Connor. 8. O'DonneI
j. O'Maley. J. O'Toole. E. Ralph. A. schaf-
hirt P. Thyson. A. Witten.
The third academic work consists of
Christian doctrine. English grammar, his
tory. English composition. arithmetic pen
manship. German freehand. object draw
ing. elementary linear drawing, with ap-
plications and simple figures pen and ink
sketches and elementary forms of designs
The students exhibiting work are: ]. Bren-
nan. d. Boyle. d. Bronson. ]. Croghan. w.
Curtin. ]. Curtin. ]. Drury. F. DAILY r.
Donaldson, A Delevigne. ]. Dierken A.
Esher. NJ. Flynn. E. Cannon. A. Cannon.
F. Howell. W. Hoover. G: Leger. T. Nc
Lucas. c. Orme, o. ONeill, J. Quinn r.
Ridgway, j. Ryan. A. Smith, J. Sullivan,
H. Shugrue. H. ZitkolaZe.
The exhibit of the students of the fourth
academic class consists of well-executed
specimens in the various branches consti-
tuting the curriculum of study pursued in
this department. 1t consists of specimens
in English grammar. dictation. history,
English composition. penmanShip and arith-
metic. together with a large display of
freehand and ornamental drawing The
names that appear on those specimens and
drawings are A: Baldus. S V. Bangham. b.
j. Duryee. NJ. Brosnan, w. Cullinane L.
Delevigne. A. V. Dorsey. S. r. Golibart V.
j. Golibart. A. Hughes, A. Julien, E Roche
J: Sweeney. ]. Quinn c. M. Vicuna and ].
The exhibit of work Of the preparatory
department consists of catechism. Bible
history, geography. dictation. language les |
sons. arithmetic and specimens Of PEN
manship and freehand drawings The stu
dents who ha 1e work on exhibition are V.
Regain. d. VERIFY. M. May. r. Ruiz B. Eek
stein. l. Widmayer. c. Smith: E: Chapman.
J. Mcdonald. NJ. Cannon. F. Cannon, F.
Madigan, E. Bateman. T. Ketcham. |
The work of the primary department con-
sists Of catechism. geography. dictation.
arithmetic. specimens Of penmanship and |
freehand drawings The following stu
dents have work on exhibition: D. Wheel |
er, ]. Shugrue. L. Daily. M. Golibart. l.. |
Hughes. G. Baldus. e. Orme. r. Cannon. |
r. Mcdonald. w. Madigan. B. Bolton, G. |
Bowman. 7. Ridgate. w. Morse, G. Orme.
A message has been received by the police /
department from Wilmington. Del, ask !
ing that a search be made for Sherman Col |
Inns. fifteen years old. who disappeared |
from there the 18th of this month. The |
boy Is nearsighted and wears gold-rimmed |
ey