Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-31
CLASS WORK EXHIBIT
SPECIMENS SHOWN BY ST. JOHNS
COLLEGE STUDENTS.
Actual Progress Shown by Contrast OK
May and September Examples
List of Students.


dents of St Johns College, which was
opened to the public Sunday, will close this
evening at o o'clock. The display Is varied
and all the specimens are tastefuiiy anu
systematically arranged, so that the Visltor
may easily trace the working of the coiieee
through all the classes, from the primary
to the academic. and to the business anu
collegiate departments.
Taking I'D the specimens of writing, spell
ing. &c. from the table of the primary oe-
partment exhibit the progress these pesin-
ners have made since last September is oo-
served. their actual September and May
work being side by side. In ike manner
the work of the other departments Snow q
decided gain of the same stuoeh's WIN VI
last year ,,,,,on
spectmens and examination papers III Ems
lish literature, the modern languages, ne
tory evidences of Christianity, algebra, the
various divisions of geometry, trlgohome.iy
and surveying. In the art display TINS oe
partment exhibits drawings or exercises III
shades and shadows, perspective anu pen
etration as well the solution OF geomet-
rical problems on the ellipse. hyperooio,
parabolo rcyclod and epicloid, ana tne
screw with triangular and square .nrea eau
Mechanical and water color drawings aiso
grace this part of the exhibit. The stu
dents of this department are Denis p. Con
nell. E. A. Chaffiot d. A. Ryan, WlIlam o.
Rover James ]. o'Toole, Adolph T. schaf,
hirt. ]. E Nolan, NJ w. Flynn. Bern
Hessler Harry T. Lucas. M. H. Montrose
and John ]. Drury.
cludes specimens and examination papers
in Christian doctrine, photography, com
mercial law spelling, grammar, geograpny
essays, business correspondence arithme,le
bookkeeping and typewriting. This display
is the work of Gerald Doonan, Albert Esher
Ed Ferry William Howard, James Hart,
Lewis Payne and James Ryan
First Academic.
On the first academic class table are
papers In Christian doctrine, geometry, al
zebra, penmanshp, grammar, letter writing
German, French, bookkeeping. essays. phys
les and photography. This class also ex-
hibits quite an array of well-executed archi-
tectural drawings, pen drawings, ornamen-
tai and fancy lettering and maps in water
colors The names appearing in this col
lection are John Barry, Felin g. Daily, j.
Bowden Duryee, Thomas A. Fitzgerald, W.
z. Freeman. ]. Alfonso Hughes. Martin j.
Junghaus, Cornelius Lanahan, William j.
Neniand, Oswald ]. O'Neil. John A. Quinn,
Thomas H. Rundlett, Leith L. Sinclair and
Dan. Foley.
The second academic class exhibits
papers in accordance with its curriculum.
Christian doctrine, penmanship, arithmetic
algebra, mensuration, German. compost
tions. bookkeeping. Maps. in water color,
the table of the class These taking part in
this exhibit are: James Bifield. Edw. Cam
mack, Aubrey Daily, William Daily. Reuben
Ford. Paul French, Peter Hagan, Paul
Hines. Joseph Heath, John Hogan. FIR.
Howard. James Leonard Jules Lin, Fr.
Madgan. Maurice May, A. McFadden.
George Quinn. Rene Ruiz, Charles A.
Smith Thomas Victory John Widmayer,
Dudley Z. VERIFY.
The students of the third academic class
contribute papers in Christian doctrine.
penmanship. spelling, grammar, geography.
letters, composition, arithmetic and sacred
and prcfane history. On the walls near the
table maps in water color, together
with ornamental and linear drawing. Those
whose names appear in this exhibit are:
Read Bailey, Frank Bowie, John Bridget.
William A. Brown, Michael Cannon. Hugh
Cassidy, Edwin Chapman, Lawrence Daily.
Charles A Engel. Robert Fennell William
Haggar, Lewis Hart, John Horrigan.
Thomas Hall. Thomas Kulle. Charles
Loughran. William Madgan. James Ma
honey. John r. Moore. William Negan.
Claude Newman, John Nolan, William
Sullivan. John Shugrue Vincent Smith.
Fulton Smith, Henry Thompson. Desales
Wheeler. Lawrence Widmayer. Hamilton
Wilson.
table specimen papers in Christian doctrine,
spelling grammar letters, history, geogra-
ply, penmanship, arithmetic, dictation and
composition. This class also displays maps
the work of Irwin Barbour, Joseph Robin
son. Henry Nolan. Milton Trumbull, John
O'Neill Lawrence Hoover. Leo Hughes.
Edw. LAWYER, Edgar Orme, Joseph Handy,
Thomas McDermott. Frank Cannon, Charles
Clark. Thomas Long. William Ryan. Grover
O'Neill Ignatius Altamira. Joseph Engel.
Preparatory and Primary.
The students of the preparatory class
have exhibition specimen papers in
Christion doctrine. Bible history. geogra-
ply, letters, dictation. language lessons.
arithmetic penmanship free-hand drawing.
The exhibitors are: Jerome Crowley, Willie
Nolan. Leo DAILY, Robert Ralph. Gardner
Orme, Robert Milburne, Charlie Streeks,
Willie Bronson. Bernie Clark, Robert
ONeill. Paul Cain, Rudolph Brennan J.
George Gateau, Daniel Morse, John Car
roll.
The primary department exhibits speci-
mems in dictations. letter writing. penman-
ship. arithmetic. free-hand drawing Those
whose work is displayed are: Eddie Bros
nan, Thomas Crowley, Charlie Bailey VIII
lie Burke, George Marmion. Gerald LAWYER
Henry Spalding. Melville Miller Leo Madi-
gan, jeremiah O'Leary Philip Pepper,
Jerome Lawler. David Widmayer