Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-08
ST. Johns FACULTY
TO REMAIN UNCHANGED
All Professors Who Have Taught
III Institution This Year Will
Probably Return
MORE ROOM IS NEEDED

Ii
For the nrst time ii several years
the faculty Of ST. Johns College viii
probably remain the same for Two col
IiegIate years III succession At present
there are no changes in the faculty
that can be forseen, ana II Is likely
thst ali Of the professors Who have.
given instruction In the academic
courses OF the college during the past
year will be retained for the coming
session
The only change in the entire fac
Iulty Is in the military department
ECaytain Duncan Elliott, who has been
in charge Of this department for two
years. has been recalled BY Inc War
Department, and another officer will
be sent BY the Department To replace
hin- This change Is made IN accord
with the governments policy cE re-
Riucing On the Inactive list all oiTlcess
Ewh0 were on the list before the war
caused them to be called buck Into ser
vice
To replace Captain Elliott, as no rs
signment 10 the college has yet been
announced. The college Is unfortunate
iii losing his valuable services aud L
Is hoped that his relief will be able to
continue the good work which he has
dOlla with the battalion,
1T IS the good fortune of the inst.
tuition, however, to be able TO retain 4
faculty III its scholastic departments
which has shown itself during the past
sessions to- be very we'll balanced
Three vacancies occurred in the fac
FATTY at the beginning OF last year. and
THE Board Of Governors and Visitors
we're careful IN filling them TO obtain
the services Of the best professors pos
Isihis
iii the Department of Chemistry DIR.
~. n. Clayton mas achieved great sucs
cess in instruction during the session
Just ended. and his plans for next year
include an expansion Of the chemical
courses to such an extent that sts1-
dents may be able 10 take np some OF
its specialized branches.
The Importance of chemistry as q
| growing science and as q profession
with a future Is receiving more atten
tion now than any other subject, and
Dr. Clayton Is giving II its place Of
Importance in the college curriculum
Professor Louis Hildebrandt, at the
4 head 0E the Department 0f Modern
Languages, Is another member Of the
faculty who has been In the college
only since last fall. bur In whom the
college has found a valuable addition
| Professor Hildebrant has had cOnsid-
4 erabIe foreign study, and u master
OF the Spanish and French Languages.
Before coming to st Johns lie was nt
the head 0f the Department Or Hiodern
Languages at The Citadel
4 REV. Maurice s. White, has been of
valuable assistance as an instructor in
the English Department and Rev. ]. s.
Sewers has aided Ia the instruction Ia
history.
The Department Of Sanitation and
Hygiene Of the college was an entirely
new one this year, and ii III w far the
most valuable ching Ieft In the college
lby the S. A. r.. Ct Or. VIM. 4. Marcy
was 1T the head of tEais department,
Snd made It the most popular with the
stndenf body Of any course which waa
pursued. III h the hope 0f the gtn'
dents that this course may be enlarged
/ npxt year Dr Marcy wili be retained
As the bead os the department
The outlook for the college Is 81
present most excellent one. All dor
mit0ry space was crSWded during shs
recent terms. and the prospect is thai
they will be even more 80 next year
The popularity of the institution has
outgrown ita capacity and ungens
Isanething Is done 80 provide mors
space It win b anap0sgbla E0 aecapI
plieations Tor entranea.