Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-01
THE GLASS EXHIBITS
OF ST. JOHNS COL
LEGE WORK ON VIEW.
Examination Papers in Each Of the
Several Branches-Lists Of
Students.

| ne VI thC WIN " NA~
students of St. Johns College, Vermont
| avenue, was opened to the public yesterday
and will continue today and tomorrow
| from to 0 pm. The object of the exhibit
! is to enable the parents and friends of the
students to see what has been accomplish
| ed during the year. and also to give an OPP
portunity to those interested in education
| to examine the methods and system of the
| brothers of the Christian schools and the
| results attained, as evidenced by the art
| and class work shown.
The college hall has been tastily deco
| rated with drawings, while on tables
| throughout the room are spread written
! specimens of the pupils work in the vari-
Gus branches included in the curriculum.
! The college departments exhibit consists
1 of specimens and examination papers In
English literature, essay writing. algebra,
| history, plans solid and spherical geometry,
| trigonometry, rhetoric. German, french,
| evidences of religion photography, physics
| and chemistry The art display of this de-
| partment includes well executed drawings
| of exercises in shade and shadow, per-
| spective and penetration, as well as the
| solution of geometrical problems on the
! ellipse, hyperbola, parabola, cycloid and
| epicloid. helia and helicoid and the screw
| with triangular and square thread. Many
| mechanical and water color drawings
| grace this part of the exhibit The stu
| dents whose work is here shown are:
Denis f. Cornell, Emmanuel A. Chaffiot,
| Joseph X. Ebert, Daniel j. Ryan. Joseph
| T. Fitzgerald James E. Nolan James ].
| O'Toole, Adolph Y. Schafhirt and Horatio
Walker
The exhibit of the bureau of commerce
includes specimens and examination pa
pers of Christian doctrine, photography,
commercial law, spelling, grammar, geog-
raphy. essays, business correspondence,
| arithmetic bookkeeping. typewriting and
photography. A feature of this depart
ments work is the neatly filled business
forms used in their daily business practice,
which illustrate the practical training in
commercial matters these students receive.
This display is the work of William r.
Darr, Augustus F. Dreka. James L. Free
man, Francis S. Milovich and John j.
Schmitt.
On the first academic class table may be
seen well written specimens and eXamina-
ton papers in Christian doctrine geometry.
algebra, penmanship, grammar, German,
French. bookkeeping, essays, physics and
photography. This class also exhibits quite
an array of well executed maps in water
color, linear and architectural drawings,
pen drawings, ornamental and fancy letter.
ing and parquetry. The names appearing
in this collection are John ]. Curtin. Gerald
w. Doonan, Albert D. Esher, Michael w.
Flynn, Bernard P. Hesser William ]. How
ard. Ferdinand T. HUM, John ]. Hurley.
Andrew ]. O'Neill, Lewis A. Payne, James
T. Ryan. Harold ]. Taltavull and Herbert
]. ZitkalaZe.
The second academic class has neatly
written specimens in photography. history,
bookkeeping. Christian doctrine. algebra,
mensuration, penmanship. German, COM
position and arithmetic, together with
a fine display of maps in water color and
pastel pen, linear and crayon drawings.
Those taking part in this are Oswald j.
O'Neil. William ]. Neuland John J. Barry,
Cornelius r. Lanahan Alfonso j. Hughes,
Leith l.. Sinclair, John A. Quinn William J.
Hoover. William ]. Cullinane Daniel T.
Foley. Edmund w. Freeman. ]. Bowden
Duryee Felix G.. DAILY, Martin j. Junghaus
and Aylett R Woodson.
Third Academic Glass.
The students of the third academic class
contribute papers in Christian doctrine. pen
manshp, spelling, grammar geography,
composition arithmetic and sacred and pro-
fame history. On the walls near this table
are well drawn maps in water color. linear
drawings, together with studies in pen and
ink Those whose names appear in this
exhibit William Appich. Maurice Bros
nan, Daniel Boyle, James Bifield Edmund
Cammack, James Coulehan, William Daly
Aubrey DAILY. Thomas Dodge, Godfrey
Dreka, Alden Dorsey, Reuben Ford Josenh
Heath, John Horigan. Paul Hines. Thomas
Hall, Francis Howard Peter Hagen Jules
Liz, Patrick Mahoney, Maurice May. Fran
els Madisan, Arthur McFadden, Paul
French. George Quinn Rene Ruiz CHARLES
Smith, John Widmayer and Dudley VERIFY
On the fourth academic class table are
seen specimen papers In Christian doctrine
spelling. grammar. history geography men,
manship, arithmetic, letters. dictations and
compositions. The class also displavs nice
maps and drawings in pencil and crayon
This Is the work of Read Bailey. William
Brown, Michael Cannon, Edwin Chairman
Lawrence DAILY, Charles Darr. Arthur Dut-
ton Arnold Engel Charles Loughran Will
lam Madigan. William Neligan John Nolan
William Quinn, Thomas Rdgate, George
Riley, Fulton Smith. Vincent Smith, John
Shugrue Lawrence Widmayer De Sales
Wheeler and Hamilton Wilson.
The exhibit of the students of the pre-
paratory department consists of papers in
catechism. Bible history geogra ply. letters.
dictations. language lessons, arithmetic and
specimens of penmanshp and free hand
rawlings, being the work of ]. George
Gateau, Thomas j. Long Henry " Nolan
Lawrence +. Hoover, William j. Ryan II
Leo Hughes. r. Guy Livingstone, ]. Irwin
Barbour. Francis p. Cannon, Edgar J. Orme
Richard c. Birmingham and Edward j.
Lawler.
The primary department exhibits fine
work also, consisting of specimen papers in
catechism. dctations, geography, letter
writing, arithmetic. penmanship and free
hand drawing. Those whose work graces
this exhibit are Edward G.. Brosnan, Willie
Bronson. Robert Ralph, Willie Nolan, Leo
DAILY, Gardner Orme. Jerome Crowley. Rob
ert Thomas. Daniel Morse. Charlie Streeks,
Charlie Bailey and Thomas Crowley
In the center of the stage is a model of
the steamer Pennsylvania operated by cleo
, tricity. The boat was donated by Mr.. VIM.
b. Brown and the electrical apparatus was
adjusted by Mr.. Auguste j. Lix.
There is also fine collection of Filipino
relics donated by Mr.. Denis E. Connell.
federate money donated by Mr.. Thomas
Ridgate.